Easytools is you way to manage your global sales tax and invoicing all by your self, without compromising compliance and without handing control over your customer data to MoR. Keep reading to learn how we do it.

Tax calculation and billing

Easytools lets you choose how to handle tax calculation and billing, with flexible options to match your needs:

• No Tax & Invoicing (Free) – You take full responsibility for tax handling and invoice delivery.
• Easybilling ($0.50 per transaction) – Our built-in solution handles global invoicing, tax calculation, and billing for you.
• Stripe Tax (Stripe fee: 0.7% per transaction) – Use Stripe’s tax engine for automated tax calculation and invoice generation.
• External Provider – Integrate with supported third-party solutions for tax and invoicing (currently limited to transactions within Poland).

The table below breaks down each option in detail, so you can compare them easily.

As you can see, whichever model you choose, you’ll still get access to some core tax features - like setting local tax rates, tax ID validation or basic tax reports.

Tax settings

In the Invoicing & Taxes tab, you can set global tax rules that apply across all your carts. You’ll also have the option to override them on a per-cart basis when needed.

But first, let’s explore the available tax settings.

Setting tax rates

For more accurate tax calculation in Easybilling, or to enable flat tax rate application for other billing models, we encourage you to declare:

• domestic tax rate - the tax rate that you use mostly for domestic transaction; it should be a domestic tax rate of the country where your business is located.
• general tax category (that will apply to international transactions) - the product category that you sell the most; you will be able to override this settings later for individual carts.

The more details we have, the more accurate our tax calculation will be. And that can result in lower costs for you. For instance, some product types may have lower tax rates in certain jurisdictions. That's why we strongly encourage you not to skip this step, and provide as many details as you can.

Disabling countries

Some countries require immediate tax registration, while others use thresholds – meaning you only need to register once your income exceeds a set amount (usually annually). In places like the US, it gets more complex, with tax rules varying by state. For example, the most common US threshold is $100,000, but in California, it jumps to $500,000.

Manually tracking all this is error-prone and stressful. That’s why we offer tools to:

• Disable countries with immediate tax obligations
• Auto-disable sales once you hit a threshold

The first helps you avoid registration in countries with strict tax requirements. The second keeps you compliant in threshold-based regions where you’re not yet registered.

But the best way to show how this works is with a real-world example:

Let’s say it’s December, and you’re selling online courses. In one jurisdiction, the threshold is $100,000/year. You’re at $97,000 and planning a new launch. That launch would push you over the limit, triggering tax duties.

With Easytools, you have two smart options:

• Postpone your launch to January, resetting the threshold clock.
• Temporarily disable sales in that region to stay under the limit.

Either way, you stay in control, avoid surprise tax obligations, and make launch decisions strategically – not reactively.

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