tax setup and manual invoice: some doubts

oloccina when manually creating a subscription with invoice, I can choose the user but cannot insert his address and details, so the generated invoice is useless

You do not see tax because there is no billing address for buyer.

Right now it is designed to be purchased by customers from frontend. What you can do is to ask users to subscriptbe with ooffline payment option. This way user will enter everything that is needed and you will only confirm subscription.

What we plan to add next version is ability to enter addres before invoice is opened by customer. So if he opens invoice without adress he will have to add new address first.

oloccina the red arrows point to english texts i wasn't able to translate, please check if language variables are missing for them UPDATE: I checked the template, the language variables are missing for "Print" and "Customer information"

Fixed

ok, thank you

please could you answer also to my other questions in the main topic?

see screenshot of setup of the TAX for my country, is the setup correct to have 22% tax?

I'll try to explain myself better: 22% should NOT be subtracted from the full subscription price, but it shoul dbe calculated so that

net price + its 22% = full subscription price

eg.

price ---------------- 81,97 €

tax (22%)------------- 18,03 €

total --------------- 100,00 €

I hope this is more clear now.

oloccina see screenshot of setup of the TAX for my country, is the setup correct to have 22% tax?

I am not sure why state is Italia? If you want to apply tax to all states then, to not select anything in state field.

And this should add 22% only to those who are from Italy.

oloccina net price + its 22% = full subscription price>

This is exactly how it is calculated. If you set plan price $100, this means that in invoice the total always will be $100 not matter what is the tax %.

Sergey I am not sure why state is Italia? If you want to apply tax to all states then, to not select anything in state field.

when I select country "Italy" , then state "Italia" get selected automatically, I can't leave empty that selection box

maybe because in "countries" section I edited "Italy" as you can see below, how should I proceed to avois state "Italia" to be automatically elected when setting the tax for my country?

other issue: in the tax settings I see a message "is this VAT?" but the yes/no options seems to not be clickable, or it's not clear if they are buttons I am ot sure if this is due to my site template, I tried to disable the css classes in chrome console but nothing change for yes/no options, I tested in chrome and firefox, no difference

thank you

oloccina maybe because in "countries" section I edited "Italy" as you can see below, how should I proceed to avois state "Italia" to be automatically elected when setting the tax for my country?

You have to delete that state.

oloccina other issue

I cannot tell why. See if you have errors in console log. I can chane it to select, but I like this style.

Sergey I cannot tell why. See if you have errors in console log. I can chane it to select, but I like this style.

this is strange beacuse I tested also with joomla atomic default template and in that case I cannot see the no/yes buttons at all

this is what I see

on your side the buttons are ok?

oloccina on your side the buttons are ok?

Yes.

But I fixed it to work in other templates too.

thank you

Please check latest version I have just released.

I just installed it, I still have the issue with yes/no options in tax setup page

I saw the country limit global setting though, that is working just fine

Somehow it was not included into update. I have released new version.

buttons working like a breeze now, thank you :-)

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