Now I have actual booking working.

When I process... my £84 ... shows as £72 and £12 in the Book 2 screen but only passes £72 to PayPal.

Why is this?

The more I use this the more bugs I seem to find!!!

R

This is NOT a problem.

It is because you want the VAT to be included not excluded like I wanted to do.

R

Hello,

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If I do tests and 1 day costs 200 EUR, I book 2 days. It shows me 400 EUR and 66,67 EUR (20%) as tax. Then I go to pay it through PayPal and there is 400 EUR to pay. It is correct.

Another calculation:
400 EUR is including tax. It is 120%, because I use 20% tax rate. 400 / 120 * 100 = 333,33 EUR
333,33 EUR + 66,67 EUR is 400 EUR
333,33 EUR * 1.2 = 400 EUR

There is everything right.

I think you have similar calculations. You probably have 72 item price and then 12 is tax with 20% tax rate.
72 is 120%... 72/120*100 = 60 and 60 + 12 = 72. It is also correct.

If you need price 84 and need 12 tax, you have to set item price to 84 and tax rate to 16,67%
84 will be 116,67%... 84/116,67*100 = 72
72 * 1,1667 = 84
Tax will be 12.

NO.. it is because your system wants to have tax added first.

So £120 ... = £100 Net and £20 VAT.

I wanted £100 with £20 VAT = £120.

Your system does not seem to do this.

Thanks

R

Yes, you are right.
Currently booking is expecting that it is given a FINAL price (incl. VAT) and then - where needed for tax purposes, the VAT is subtracted.

It is because at least here, it is a law, that customers (if a private person) need to be given final prices with all taxes included.
That means, I should learn as a customer, that 1 night of accommodation will cost me e.g. 100 EUR, and this is a final price.

So it is only about getting this into account - and in your case, you simply need to enter 120 as a price and then it will be 100 + 20.