# How to create an order with duty-free pricing

You can create an order with duty-free pricing by heading to the customer page and selecting **Edit**. There will be a checkbox called **Excise duty free pricing**. Typically this is only needed for export orders, but you are free to use this feature for any customers that need it.

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If checked, when creating orders for this customer, the price book's price for each product will automatically be reduced by the excise duty amount of the item. This will **not** apply to orders already created. There is a chance this will display with the **Unit price** rounded to 4 decimal places. This is intentional, allowing Breww to calculate and report as accurately as possible. If this was rounded first, there is a chance that if multiple products were on an order, this could equate to an incorrect order total.

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> **Note:**
> If your customer has a delivery address outside of your business address country, then tax will automatically be removed from the order. If your customer is tax-exempt but has a delivery address in the UK, you may want to review the [Additional customer options](https://breww.com/docs/additional-customer-options/) guide on tax-exempt customers.