I believe I have the tax issue fixed (though I don't know what I did ).
Because we're using PayPal Adaptive, though, with no fees or commissions, I still get the "amount must be greater than zero" error. I
found this post
that says:
Jerome wrote: If you are using paypal adaptive, all recipients should have an amount so if you are not using fees, your recipient won't have any amount and paypal will refuse it.
The plugin is configured to always put your store as the primary recipient for paypal adaptive.
I will suggest you to use the "classical" mode in the paypal adaptive plugin and use the limitation of vendors.
but the PayPal adaptive documentation
on this page
says "You are not required to be a receiver. For example, if you own a shopping cart, you are not required to receive payments directly. You can facilitate payments between the sender and receivers that provide the actual goods."
And it shows the following diagram of 2 recipients being paid without the store being paid:
How can I have the store not be a receiver with parallel payments as shown in their documentation & diagram above?
Thanks!