if the tax calculations are tailored based on customer's sessioncountry value will it differ if the value changes

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations, it appears that tax calculations in NetSuite can indeed be tailored based on the customer's session country value. This is because tax rates can vary depending on several variables, including the customer's location. Therefore, if the session country value changes, the tax calculations would likely differ as well. For instance, in the first conversation, it is mentioned that the tax rate can be different depending on the customer, and that the tax code is sourced properly. This suggests that the tax calculations are tailored to the customer's specific circumstances, which would likely include their location. In the second conversation, the issue of VAT for a European customer is discussed. The customer ships to multiple different EU countries, each with specific VAT rates. This suggests that the tax calculations would need to be adjusted based on the specific country to which the customer is shipping. In the third conversation, it is mentioned that the tax field is impacted by the subsidiary/customer address country. This further supports the idea that tax calculations can be tailored based on the customer's session country value. Therefore, if the session country value changes, it is reasonable to expect that the tax calculations would also change to reflect the tax rates and regulations of the new country. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******