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Originally Posted by Over
Usually, when a count is created, the localization is defined there, so as long as the costumer is logged in, the prices should reflect the respective tax.
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True, but it depends at what point in the process the user "logs in". On many sites, that only happens during the checkout process.
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On the other hand, why should someone from country X pay X's taxes when he is buying from country Y?
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The rules for VAT are that you pay the VAT rate that prevails in the SELLER'S country - unless the seller is registered for VAT in YOUR country (in which case you pay your VAT rate). That's generally only the case for large multi-national companies.