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A customer without a tax rule is possible?
define tax rule based on cart amountNew tax zones doesn't workMagento 1.9.x: Tax rates and prices including taxHow can I change the NOT LOGGED IN default tax rate depending on the store being viewed?How to avoid a customer group from tax calculation in Magento?Is it possible to set the same tax rate to all the countries.Instead of setting the tax rate for each countrySetting tax for specific country?How can i add %18 tax to the store Magento 2.2.5Step By Step Tax Information On Magento 2How Tax calculation applied for two different product with different tax class in magento 2
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I have a Tax Zones and Rates for my store (21% per each country) but I have some customers that I need to configure to avoid paying this tax. Is it possible to configure a user to not be assigned this rule?
magento2 tax tax-rule
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I have a Tax Zones and Rates for my store (21% per each country) but I have some customers that I need to configure to avoid paying this tax. Is it possible to configure a user to not be assigned this rule?
magento2 tax tax-rule
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How about a customer group to which tax does not apply?
– vitoriodachef
Jun 21 at 8:03
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I have a Tax Zones and Rates for my store (21% per each country) but I have some customers that I need to configure to avoid paying this tax. Is it possible to configure a user to not be assigned this rule?
magento2 tax tax-rule
I have a Tax Zones and Rates for my store (21% per each country) but I have some customers that I need to configure to avoid paying this tax. Is it possible to configure a user to not be assigned this rule?
magento2 tax tax-rule
magento2 tax tax-rule
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How about a customer group to which tax does not apply?
– vitoriodachef
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How about a customer group to which tax does not apply?
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How about a customer group to which tax does not apply?
– vitoriodachef
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How about a customer group to which tax does not apply?
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- Go to Admin > Stores > Tax Rules > Edit Tax Rule
- Create new tax class(lets call it No Tax) Additional Settings > Add New Tax Class
- Go to Admin > Customer > Customer Groups > Edit or Add New
- Select No Tax as Customer Group Tax Class
- Put customer in above customer group. Admin > Customers > Edit > Account Information > Group
One question, this solution is very good but I lose the special prices for the group that I had assigned to that user. Is it possible to have a user with two groups assigned?
– Despotars
Jun 21 at 9:13
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Unfortunately not. You can add a new "tier price" (What I suspect you are calling special prices, special price applies to all customer groups by default) for the new group. Or you might consider a catalog rule/cart rule.
– vitoriodachef
Jun 21 at 9:54
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- Go to Admin > Stores > Tax Rules > Edit Tax Rule
- Create new tax class(lets call it No Tax) Additional Settings > Add New Tax Class
- Go to Admin > Customer > Customer Groups > Edit or Add New
- Select No Tax as Customer Group Tax Class
- Put customer in above customer group. Admin > Customers > Edit > Account Information > Group
One question, this solution is very good but I lose the special prices for the group that I had assigned to that user. Is it possible to have a user with two groups assigned?
– Despotars
Jun 21 at 9:13
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Unfortunately not. You can add a new "tier price" (What I suspect you are calling special prices, special price applies to all customer groups by default) for the new group. Or you might consider a catalog rule/cart rule.
– vitoriodachef
Jun 21 at 9:54
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- Go to Admin > Stores > Tax Rules > Edit Tax Rule
- Create new tax class(lets call it No Tax) Additional Settings > Add New Tax Class
- Go to Admin > Customer > Customer Groups > Edit or Add New
- Select No Tax as Customer Group Tax Class
- Put customer in above customer group. Admin > Customers > Edit > Account Information > Group
One question, this solution is very good but I lose the special prices for the group that I had assigned to that user. Is it possible to have a user with two groups assigned?
– Despotars
Jun 21 at 9:13
1
Unfortunately not. You can add a new "tier price" (What I suspect you are calling special prices, special price applies to all customer groups by default) for the new group. Or you might consider a catalog rule/cart rule.
– vitoriodachef
Jun 21 at 9:54
add a comment |
- Go to Admin > Stores > Tax Rules > Edit Tax Rule
- Create new tax class(lets call it No Tax) Additional Settings > Add New Tax Class
- Go to Admin > Customer > Customer Groups > Edit or Add New
- Select No Tax as Customer Group Tax Class
- Put customer in above customer group. Admin > Customers > Edit > Account Information > Group
- Go to Admin > Stores > Tax Rules > Edit Tax Rule
- Create new tax class(lets call it No Tax) Additional Settings > Add New Tax Class
- Go to Admin > Customer > Customer Groups > Edit or Add New
- Select No Tax as Customer Group Tax Class
- Put customer in above customer group. Admin > Customers > Edit > Account Information > Group
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One question, this solution is very good but I lose the special prices for the group that I had assigned to that user. Is it possible to have a user with two groups assigned?
– Despotars
Jun 21 at 9:13
1
Unfortunately not. You can add a new "tier price" (What I suspect you are calling special prices, special price applies to all customer groups by default) for the new group. Or you might consider a catalog rule/cart rule.
– vitoriodachef
Jun 21 at 9:54
add a comment |
One question, this solution is very good but I lose the special prices for the group that I had assigned to that user. Is it possible to have a user with two groups assigned?
– Despotars
Jun 21 at 9:13
1
Unfortunately not. You can add a new "tier price" (What I suspect you are calling special prices, special price applies to all customer groups by default) for the new group. Or you might consider a catalog rule/cart rule.
– vitoriodachef
Jun 21 at 9:54
One question, this solution is very good but I lose the special prices for the group that I had assigned to that user. Is it possible to have a user with two groups assigned?
– Despotars
Jun 21 at 9:13
One question, this solution is very good but I lose the special prices for the group that I had assigned to that user. Is it possible to have a user with two groups assigned?
– Despotars
Jun 21 at 9:13
1
1
Unfortunately not. You can add a new "tier price" (What I suspect you are calling special prices, special price applies to all customer groups by default) for the new group. Or you might consider a catalog rule/cart rule.
– vitoriodachef
Jun 21 at 9:54
Unfortunately not. You can add a new "tier price" (What I suspect you are calling special prices, special price applies to all customer groups by default) for the new group. Or you might consider a catalog rule/cart rule.
– vitoriodachef
Jun 21 at 9:54
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How about a customer group to which tax does not apply?
– vitoriodachef
Jun 21 at 8:03