rperednikas

Adds a VAT field to the WooCommerce checkout page (both classic and blocks). Validates the entered VAT number using the Zebby VAT API (https://api.zebby.io) and displays the result. Optionally allows for VAT exemption based on validation status and country rules.
Features: 
* Adds VAT field to classic & block checkout. 
* Real-time validation via AJAX (configurable). 
* Displays validation success/failure/error messages. 
* Displays company name if provided by API. 
* Configurable API key and endpoint URL. 
* Option to enforce VAT field requirement. 
* Option to enable automatic VAT exemption for valid numbers in specific countries. 
* Dedicated settings page. 
* Debug logging option.
<h3>Data Sent to Zebby API</h3>
This plugin sends the following data to the Zebby VAT API for validation purposes: 
– VAT number (required for validation) 
– Country code (to determine applicable VAT rules) 
– (Optionally) Company name, if provided by the user
This data is used solely to validate the VAT number and determine VAT exemption eligibility during checkout. No other personal or sensitive data is sent.

Zebby VAT Validation for WooCommerce

Provides VAT validation during WooCommerce checkout using the Zebby VAT API.

andrewpaulbowden

**Please note: due to time constraints I am no longer maintaining this plugin, nor providing support. You are obviously free to continue to use it, or take over maintenance yourself.*
EU VAT Redirect allows sellers of digital products to send users with an IP address in the EU to one payment provider, and those with an IP address outside the EU to another.
From 2015 sellers of digital products to customers in the EU are required to charge VAT on the product’s purchase price, with the VAT rate being determined by the location of the customer, and report it regularly. Sellers may avoid VAT registration by using a reseller / 3rd party intermediary to process the sale on their behalf and handle VAT calculation and reporting; however, this means that VAT is applied on all EU sales including sales to customers in the seller’s own country, which may otherwise have been exempt from VAT being added. In addition each sale through the 3rd party reseller may be subject to higher transaction fees than payment processors which do not handle VAT reporting. This is obviously detrimental if only a small percentage of the sales are to customers in the EU.
This plugin enables the seller to sell the same product through both a reseller that applies VAT and VAT reporting, and a payment processor which does not, and redirect customers to buy through the most appropriate 3rd party.
The plugin is used in place of the URL in “buy now” links. When the user selects the “buy now” button, the user’s IP address is checked and EU VAT Redirect determines whether a user’s IP address is in the EU or outside it. Users with an IP address in the EU can be sent to a reseller/intermediary that confirms and identifies the customer’s country of residence, adds VAT and handles the VAT calculation, whilst those with an IP address outside the EU can be sent to a cheaper payment processor, which does not add VAT.
Customers with an IP address outside the EU can be further checked by:
a) using this plugin to add an optional “Confirm my location” page which asks customers to confirm that their country of residence is one that is subject to VAT or not
and/or
b) using a payment processor that blocks sales of countries subject to VAT and only allows through buyers in countries which are not subject. This is a feature which some processors offer and which would be set up in the payment processor settings.
Features include:
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Ability to configure multiple products, each with their own purchase links.
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Treat UK as VAT free. Business in the UK who are below the VAT threshold are not required to charge VAT to UK buyers on digital purchases. Those UK business to which this applies to can select this option, and send all UK users to the cheaper payment processor (i.e. treat them as non-EU buyers).
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“Confirm my location” page – when enabled, an interstitial (‘gateway’) page is shown to any user EU VAT Redirect determines has an IP address outside of the EU. The page asks the user to confirm if they are in the EU or not by selecting from a choice of two links, before directing them to the correct payment processor.
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Ability to set custom URLs for “buy now” page, and the “Confirm my Location” page.
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This product includes GeoLite data created by MaxMind, available from http://www.maxmind.com.
With thanks to Chris Tingay for sparking this idea.

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