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  • Adobe Commerce Extension 3.1.3
  • Introduction
    • How it works
    • Features
    • What's new in version 3.1.3
  • Install the Digital River Extension
  • Configure the Digital River Extension
    • Step 1: Retrieve API credentials
    • Step 2: Configure the Digital River admin settings
    • Step 3: Create a webhook
    • Step 4: Configure the payment method settings
    • Step 5: Configure other store settings
    • Configuring taxes
    • Configuring products
    • Enabling landed costs
    • Refunding landed costs
    • Terms of sale, privacy policy, and acceptance
    • Configuring a second website, store, or store view
    • Regulatory fee support
    • Managing United States tax certificates
    • Supporting a fixed price bundle
    • Enabling Magento's Purchase Order payment method
    • Digital River columns in the Magento Admin UI
    • Shopper experience
      • Saving payment methods
      • My Account page
      • Store credit
      • Gift Cards
      • Tax identification numbers
      • VAT invoices and credit memos
      • Taiwanese invoices and eGUI information
      • Configure refunds for asynchronous payment methods
  • Test the Digital River Extension
  • Troubleshooting and maintenance
  • Support
  • Appendix
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  1. Configure the Digital River Extension
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Taiwanese invoices and eGUI information

Learn how you can use a Taiwanese invoice to collect required GUI information.

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When the selling entity for a shopper transaction is Digital River Taiwan, you need to collect specific information from customers and use it to populate a Government Uniform Invoice (GUI or eGUI). You can do this by capturing information collected in a specific custom invoice related to that transaction. The Taiwanese government uses this invoice to collect tax revenue and minimize tax avoidance.

The Digital River Extension automatically displays the required Invoice fields during checkout where appropriate (for example, for local online sales to shoppers in Taiwan). During checkout, the type of invoicing information you need to collect depends on whether the transaction is for an individual or a business.

Collect invoice information from an individual's transaction

To collect the invoice information from an individual's purchase, you must:

  1. Choose one of the following options:

    1. Select a carrier from the E-invoice Carrier dropdown list. This is the carrier you associate with your GUI number (your personal identity), assuming that the GUI is tied to your personal identity. Complete the fields.

    2. Select a charity from the E-invoice Carrier list and donate your GUI number to a charity. Complete the fields.

  2. Select the checkbox to allow Digital River Taiwan to handle e-invoice related matters on your behalf.

  3. Click Submit.

Collect invoice information from a business transaction

To collect the needed invoice information from a business purchase, you must:

  1. On the shipping or billing address page, select the This is a business purchase check box.

  2. Enter the company name in the Company field (this is now a mandatory address field).

  3. Enter the business Tax ID number so that it is included on the GUI.

  4. Click Apply.

Note: In both of the described order flows, the payment instrument input fields do not appear until you have added your Invoice or Tax ID information and have clicked the appropriate button to Submit or Apply.

Note: If your order total changes while checking out (for example, you apply a coupon or a store credit to your purchase), you need to resubmit your Invoice or Tax ID information. Your information is persisted, but you need to press the Submit or Apply button again. A message is provided in the checkout modal to remind you. The following shows an example of this message: