Time-aware tax rates #1857
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I will start working on this |
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@vladstoick I'm working on this as well, would you mind splitting the work? We could work on |
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@mtylty I think this one might be easier if just one person works on it so I can let you work on it if you already started working |
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This code adds a starts_at and expires_at datetime field to Spree::TaxRate so that tax rates can be scoped in time. Null values will be treated as valid so that a tax rate is valid by default and you can just ignore this feature if you don't need it. The Spree::Calculator::DefaultTax will always return 0 in case the tax rate is not valid (either not started or expired). Ref. solidusio#1857
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Tax rates are currently valid "forever". If a tax rate changes in a jurisdiction a store sells to, the tax rate records have to be updated exactly when the new tax rates comes into effect. This is not very user-friendly.
It would instead be nice if we could set a
valid_fromandvalid_untildate on tax rates, and have them apply when the current datetime is within these two dates. If both arenil, tax rates can still be indefinitely valid.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: