We’re pleased to announce the Taxamo plugin will soon support such things including:
-Taxamo Assure API
-Physical products
-IOSS
Please note the current plugin does not support these features. Dates are not yet confirmed for the release of these new features. We will update this page once features are added accordingly.
Taxamo Version 2 (API) is now supported
The latest version of this plugin supports the API v2. Please ensure your account with Taxamo supports the API v2 before upgrading. If you are unsure, please ask Taxamo, otherwise please don’t upgrade or buy this plugin until your Taxamo account supports it.
Connect your store to Taxamo, a popular EU VAT calculation service, and be compliant with the 2015 EU VAT regulations. WooCommerce will send the shopping cart information to Taxamo when your customer is at the checkout and will return the appropriate EU taxes for the digital goods in their cart.
WooCommerce Taxamo also handles evidence collection and registration of payments.
Whether you’re selling digital downloads, eBooks or other such digital goods, Taxamo will return the appropriate tax rates to WooCommerce, based on the customer’s location and the products in their cart.
The extension uses Taxamo’s API for correct TAX calculation, evidence collection and registration of payments. Taxamo comprehensive reporting tools generate downloadable EU MOSS returns and audit files.
What is Taxamo?
Taxamo is an end-to-end service which calculates the appropriate EU VAT rates based on your customer’s location and the products within their cart. Taxamo can capture up to 6 pieces of location evidence in a single transaction, all in real-time and all without interrupting the existing customer journey.
Taxamo creates EU MOSS settlement returns and audit-ready reports. Taxamo also offers 1-1 technical, multichannel support to anyone who uses the WooCommerce plugin.
What is VATMOSS?
VATMOSS is an EU VAT regulation, effective January 1st 2015. This new regulation requires that VAT for the sale of digital goods be charged based on the location of the customer (rather than the location of the online store) as well as factoring in different rates depending on the type of digital goods (for example, an eBook sold to someone in France has a different cost to a digital download sold to a customer in France).
The payments are made to a MOSS (mini-one-stop-shop) registered in the EU. This is then collected by the appropriate government department.
