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ePAL for WooCommerce
This section contains information about th ePAL plugin for WooCommerce.
User Guide (WooCommerce)
This guide contains all you need to know to use ePAL in your WooCommerce store.
Taxes (WooCommerce)
Read this topic to understand how ePAL helps you to calculate tax for different types of transactions and tax schemes.
Supported Taxes and Customs Duties (WooCommerce)
Read this topic to understand the types of transactions that ePAL can help you with.

ePAL for WooCommerce
This section contains information about th ePAL plugin for WooCommerce.
- Why choose ePAL for WooCommerce?
  Read this topic to get an overview of the business challenges and how ePAL can help you solve these.
- How does ePAL for WooCommerce Work?
  This topic explains how ePAL integrates with the order processing flow in WooCommerce from purchase to shipping.
- Features (WooCommerce)
  This topic provides a list of the features that are available as part of the plugin.
- Installation Guide (WooCommerce)
  This guide provides you with all the information that you need to install ePAL on WooCommerce.
- User Guide (WooCommerce)
  This guide contains all you need to know to use ePAL in your WooCommerce store.
  - Store and Checkout Integration (WooCommerce)
    After you complete the installation, ePAL is integrated into your store's product pages and checkout, per your settings.
  - Taxes (WooCommerce)
    Read this topic to understand how ePAL helps you to calculate tax for different types of transactions and tax schemes.
    - Supported Taxes and Customs Duties (WooCommerce)
      Read this topic to understand the types of transactions that ePAL can help you with.
    - Indirect Taxes (WooCommerce)
      Indirect taxes are those that are levied on good solds rather than directly on income. These can also be called consumer taxes. The most prominent indirect tax in the EU is VAT.
    - Import One Stop Shop (IOSS) (WooCommerce)
      Read about ePAL supports IOSS.
    - Customs Duty and Excise (WooCommerce)
      This topic explains how customs duties and excise affect the calculation of your fully landed cost.
    - B2B and Tax ID Validation (WooCommerce)
      ePAL uses Tax IDs such as VAT IDs to help validate B2B transactions.
  - Shipping (WooCommerce)
    This topic explains how ePAL integrates with the native WooCommerce shipping options.
  - Product Classification (WooCommerce)
    Read about how ePAL faciliates easy product classification to help in the calculation of tax, shipping rates and other infromation.
  - UI Reference Guide (WooCommerce)
    This guide serves as a reference that lists all the relevants UIs.

Supported Taxes and Customs Duties (WooCommerce)

Read this topic to understand the types of transactions that ePAL can help you with.

Whether a transactions is Business-to-Business (B2B) or Business-to-Customer (B2C), domestic or cross-border can all affect the applicable tax rate (in addition to other factors) and any customs duty.

The following table lists the types of transactions that ePAL covers and how it treats them from a tax and pricing perspective:

Table 1. Supported Taxes and Customs Duties
Transaction Type	Tax Rate	Customs Duty	Pricing	Description
Cross-Border B2C for EU-based sellers	Ship To country.	Yes (if applicable)	Tax inclusive and exclusive.	Allows you to pay tax on sales to customers in the EU where their country is different to your own (as the seller). Buyers do not provide Tax IDs as they are not businesses.
Cross-Border B2B	0% (reverse charge)	Yes (if applicable)	Tax exclusive	Allows you to pay tax on sales to businesses in the EU where their country is different to your own (as the seller). Buyers must provide Tax IDs to prove they are a business.
Domestic B2C	Seller's domestic VAT rate	No	Tax inclusive and exclusive.	Allows you to pay tax on sales to customers in the EU where their country is the same as your own (as the seller). Buyers do not provide Tax IDs as they are not businesses.
Domestic B2B	0% (reverse charge) or the standard domestic rate.	No	Tax exclusive	Allows you to pay tax on sales to businesses in the EU where their country is the same as your own (as the seller). Buyers must provide Tax IDs to prove they are a business.