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Issue Description

Tax rates created for no specific jurisdiction should be applied to all billing addresses. Currently, they don't get applied at all.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a tax rate for no specific jurisdiction
2. Create a product and assign it this tax rate
3. Add this product to a cart, go to checkout
4. Notice that the tax shown is $0

Possible Solution

Something must be checking for a jurisdiction name in calculateOrderTaxes and ignoring codes that don't apply to any specific jurisdiction. We need to make sure the case for global tax rates is wired-in too.

Prerequisites

• Are you running the latest version?
• Are you able to consistently reproduce the issue?
• Did you search the issue queue for existing issue? Search issues
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Issue Description

In reaction-admin, when you add a tax rate, the form tells you to enter the rate as a decimal. For example, 0.05 equals to a 5% tax.

However, when you create a tax rate following this rule and shop for products using this tax rate on the storefront, the tax calculation isn't actually price * taxRate (which it should be), but rather price * taxRate / 100 (which would only be correct if our tax rate was a percentage to start with, i.e. 5 and not 0.05).

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a tax rate following the instructions in the tax rate form
2. Create a product and assign it this tax rate
3. Add the product to a cart, go to checkout
4. Notice that the tax shown in the price breakdown is 100 times less what it should be

Possible Solution

We need to decide whether we want the tax rates to be entered by admins as percentages or decimals. Then, either fix the form in reaction-admin, or fix this plugin to handle the calculation the right way.