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jubileequeen
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November 9, 2016 at 11:29 am
No. Your statement is not correct. I am saying the calculation for the tax on a voucher sale is wrong.
At regular retail : qty x base price $72.95 + 10.95 surcharge= subtotal x 13% tax = qty * ($10.91 per person + (72.95 +10.95))
If a promo/voucher code:
At the voucher price the HST like anything else based on the sale price in other words the voucher price.
retail price: $72.95
But calculation is voucher price ($42 flat voucher + 10.95 surcharge) x 13% tax + 10.95 surcharge = $6.88 + 10.95 = $17.83
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jubileequeen
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November 9, 2016 at 11:43 am
No. Your statement is not correct. I am saying the calculation for the tax on a voucher sale is wrong.
At regular retail : qty x base price $72.95 + 10.95 surcharge= subtotal x 13% tax = qty * ($10.91 per person + (72.95 +10.95))
If a promo/voucher code:
At the voucher price the HST like anything else based on the sale price in other words the voucher price.
retail price: $72.95
But calculation is voucher price ($42 flat voucher + 10.95 surcharge) x 13% tax + 10.95 surcharge = $6.88 + 10.95 = $17.83
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jubileequeen
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November 9, 2016 at 11:44 am
Sorry. I copied and modified content from my client. I am simply looking for direction. I will contract someone to do the custom coding unless you have a solution to solve both scenarios below:
At regular retail : qty x base price $72.95 + 10.95 surcharge= subtotal x 13% tax = qty * ($10.91 per person + (72.95 +10.95))
If a promo/voucher code:
At the voucher price the HST like anything else based on the sale price in other words the voucher price.
retail price: $72.95
But calculation is voucher price ($42 flat voucher + 10.95 surcharge) x 13% tax + 10.95 surcharge = $6.88 + 10.95 = $17.83
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Josh
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November 11, 2016 at 12:29 pm
I’m afraid it’s not clear what the actual problem is you’re looking to solve from the above scenario. If it’s a case where the total isn’t calculating out to what they expect, may I ask what’s the total they are expecting? Have you tried changing the setting in the Promotions > Settings page that changes how Promotions Affect Taxes?
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jubileequeen
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November 12, 2016 at 5:34 pm
Need to find which PHP file(s) to modify for custom calculation using discount code.
When promotion code is selected and it is flat rate (i.e. $42.00). There are other promotion code values.
The idea is to use the promotion code flat rate value in a way to do a totally different calculation to gather the taxes and surcharge NOT paid by a dealsite such as GROUPON and to apply the voucher from the dealsite to the event the guest wants.
Equation / Values:
The shopping cart calculation or total with taxes calculation are to be:
Without promotion code: Same as it is now
With promotion code =
Group-on dealsite price (voucher): $42.00 (which would be the Promotion module flat rate value)
Mysite Port Fee surcharge = $10.95 (flat rate)
The concept is to use the Promotion Flat amount to develop a custom calculation that does not involve the normal ticket price price.
equation in words: ([(voucher + port fee surcharge)x quantity] x tax) + port fee surcharge
(($42 flat voucher + 10.95 surcharge) x 13% tax) x qty) + 10.95 surcharge = $6.88 + 10.95 = $17.83
Again, I simply need to know which files need to be modified.
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Tony
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November 15, 2016 at 6:58 am
Hi there,
Whilst we are more than happy to point you in the right direction if we can (for example if there is a hook available that will allow you to make the changes you need) we do no provide support for customizations to the core code and so can not provide a list of files you need to alter to make your changes.
If you are a developer (or working with one) you could open up a thread here:
https://github.com/eventespresso/event-espresso-core/issues
With further information and one of the developers may be able to provide more information, however note the developers will likely also not list a bunch of filenames your need to modify but could help point you in the right direction more than we can here.
If there is a location that a hook would be useful we are more than happy to create a ticket to have that included, or if you add one yourself you could open up a pulll request to have it included within core.
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