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Hi there I am trying to help a client move over to a new accounting system, but without having to change cart system. So I found an integration provider that could connect the new accounting system to the webshop. But the integration provider stops orders with wrong tax calculation (wich they should), but this problem is a bit unique: When Prestashop calculates the tax of the shipping, wich in my case is 25%, it rounds the total incl. tax. How it should look: 199 * 1.25 = 248.750000 What Prestashop calculates: 199 * 1.25 = 249.000000 And that in turn gives a wrong total that the customer is paying. They should be paying: 3,112 * 1.25 = 3,890.000000 But they end up paying 3,890.250000 Does anyone know which file and/or line that rounds the shipping price, or have any suggestions to how else I could solve this? Thank you.

Hello All, I'm using Prestashop 1.5.6.1. I am not satisfied with the print of Credit slip. As I understand, the template is order-slip.tpl. Question 1: Is it possible to edit this template in the same manner as invoice.tpl? I tried to enter some new expressions (or use existing ones) that would be translated in the PDF translations, but it doesn't work - printed PDF is empty. How could I add stuff like: our company detailed address, VAT ID,... Question 2: I have a constant issue with the calculation of VAT, when I print it anywhere - invoices, credit slips... It rounds the Total tax differently in the "Tax Tab" section (which is a black box to me) and in the "{displayPrice currency=$order->id_currency price=($order->total_paid_tax_incl - $order->total_paid_tax_excl)}" section. Why? (see the screenshot attached.) What makes things even more interesting is that if I have invoices for different customers with exactly same products (as well as quantities), and same value of vouchers used on some invoices taxes are rounded the same, on other they are rounded differently. But as I said invoice data is absolutely the same. Explanation of the screenshot: On the right side of the screenshot, there is the invoice of the purchase - look at two different Total Tax: 5.38 (above total) & 5.40 (in the tax tab). On the left side, there is the Credit slip for the same purchase - look at the total tax: 5.39. This drives me crazy. Thanks for your answers, Cheers,