GetPrice will use the raw values of the price group, which means that VAT will not be included.

var pricingService = ObjectFactory.Instance.Resolve<IPricingService>();
// get unit price without VAT
PriceGroupPrice unitPrice = pricingService.GetProductPrice(product, pricegroup);

// get tax if applicaple
var taxService = ObjectFactory.Instance.Resolve<ITaxService>();
Money unitTax = taxService.CalculateTax(product, priceGroup, unitPrice);

decimal unitPriceIncludingTax = unitPrice.Price.Value + unitTax.Value;

Thanks Soren,

What references do i need in my ascx as it doesn't seem to recognise ObjectFactory or Money?

Chris

UCommerce.Infrastructure.ObjectFactory is in the UCommerce.Infrastructure.dll and UCommerce.Money is in the UCommerce.dll

Thanks again Soren!

What about <IPricingService> and <ITaxService>, it can't seem to find them?

Thanks

Chris

Thanks Soren, i didn't know about them but i'll refer to them in future.

Thanks again

Chris

Soren,

this seems to work well, but if you use basket.PurchaseOrder.OrderTotal it doesn't use the new TaxService, so includes VAT reagrdless, and neither does SiteContext.Current.OrderContext.GetBasket().PurchaseOrder.OrderLines.Sum(x => x.Total)

I assume I just can't use these and need to handle this myselff. Is this correct?

Also, are there any plans to handle vatable and non vatable products in a cleaner manner?

Thanks
Tom

Hi Tom,

The reason for this behavior is that the basket pipeline needs to recalculate VAT based on any applied disocunts.

For your scenario the simplest is to set the VATRate field on the order lines in question to zero, which means you can leave the basket pipeline as is.

Alternatively you can replace the calculate order lines VAT task with your own.

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