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You can customize tax rates for certain plans, subscription items, invoice items, shop products, and events.
Before managing custom tax rates, enable taxes for your location.

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Set custom tax rate for plans

To set a different tax rate for a plan, enable Custom tax rate and set the rate in the Tax rate field when creating or editing a plan. ​
All new users who subscribe to this plan will be charged a custom tax for their subscription payments. To apply custom tax to existing members as well, edit their subscriptions.
To disable tax for a particular plan, another resource, or service, set the tax rate to 0.

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Set custom tax rate for subscription items

To set a different tax rate for certain members’ or companies’ subscriptions or subscription items, follow these steps:
  1. Create or edit a subscription for the member or company.
  2. Select the necessary item in the subscription.
  3. Enable Custom tax rate in it and set the rate in the Tax rate field.
  1. If you need to set a different tax rate for the whole subscription, set a custom tax rate for each subscription item.

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Set custom tax rate for invoice items

If you need to add some one-off invoice items with a different tax rate, do the following:
  1. Go to RNTOR > Customers > select a user or a company > Billing > Invoices.
  2. Select an existing draft or upcoming invoice, or tap the Create invoice button top right to create a new one.
  3. Press Create item and fill in the Tax rate field > Create.
  1. Send the invoice by pressing Issue or charging it.

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Set custom tax rate for shop products

To set a different tax rate for some shop products, do the following:
  1. Create or edit a product on the Shop page.
  2. Upon creating the product option, enable Custom tax rate and set the rate in the Tax rate field.

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Set custom tax rate for events

To set a different tax rate for an event, enable Custom tax rate and set the rate in the Tax rate field when creating or editing an event.

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How custom taxes work

The custom tax rate applies only to payments for the particular service it is set for. To illustrate, if the user has a custom tax rate set for their subscription, it is only applicable to their subscription payments. For other services, the location tax applies, or another custom tax if it is set for the specific resource or service the user is purchasing.