Setting Up Taxes In Woocommerce - Step By Step Tutorial

[@pctechsupporthelp1]

Thanks so much for all the awesome tutorials Ferdy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😃

[@partasuhari]

Ferdy you are a lifesaver, thank you!

[@MScRoelioo]

Hi Ferdy, as I am no VAT expert I wanted to automatise it. I installed the plugin when enabling automisation, I cannot choose to input prices with VAT included any more. Is there another option for this that you know of?

[@Shopehsha]

Great tutorial as always. Thank you for the clear explanation, I was having trouble to fix my website I watched 3 tutorials but with yours it was so much simple. Thank you for that.

[@avedis1990]

i have question , how these taxes are paid when you are selling abroad? are they automatically deducted from payment gateaway before the payment gateway release your money

[@FailzHacks46]

Hi, awesome video I learned a lot! Thank you for that really. Just a quick newbie question though, if someone could answer it that'd be really nice: I assume that the amount of €/$ that the customer is paying is still directed to the bank account that you connected to your woocommerce account, am I right? If I am, it means that at the end of the year when you have to pay the taxes, that you collected with that bank account, to the IRS or other state financial institution, it'll be easier for you to sort out what amount you owe in taxes thanks to these tools? In other words: is there any other purpose for these tools, except the fact that the VAT% is displayed to the customers?

[@Nartas-b3p]

Hi Ferdy, Thank you for a useful video's you are making. I have a question about woocomerce shipping and tax plugin. When you make it automatic in the end the prices are changing in exclusive of taxes and I cant change it.

[@danialraza3021]

Can I add tax in fixed rate in woocommerce and the tax should apply only once

[@rheacohen8508]

I followed your directions for the automated tax and shipping plugin but the plugin says that it is not compatible with my version of WP (I have the latest version installed) and it does not work. No matter what I do (going in through an incognito window etc) it does not show any taxes at checkout. any suggestions of where to look for the problem?

[@zirrachidomo]

Hi, Try to clean your cache plugin. If you're using LItespeed Cache, sometimes you need to clear all the cache (CDN included), in order to see the changes.

[@sinanofli]

Hey Verdi, how can it be that 21% tax results in $17.36 VAT out of 100$? Shouldn''t it be 21$?

[@ValentinKossenko]

It can be confusing sometimes, but since you are adding taxes to your net value (without taxes), you first have to calculate that from your total price if you want to include them in your price automatically. WooCommerce does this for you and the calculation for it looks like this: 100€ (Price Inc. TAX) ÷ 121% = 82.64€ (Price Ex. TAX) × 21% = 17.36€ (Actual Taxes) If you have other rates like 10%, you first have to divide by 110% to get your net price from your price inc. taxes and then you can multiply by 10% to get the amount of paid taxes. Hope that helps!

[@HenryPedia]

Great tutorial. Thank you.

[@musictheory4u153]

Can’t you just have the tax based on the location of the shop? Will there be a problem with that? Then you receive the same tax as you as the shop owner later have to pay in taxes (somehow?).

[@SportBanterMania]

How can I reach out, I think I have an issue with the tax column

[@muhammadkhalil7743]

Hi,,, I applied taxes based on New Jersey state,,, if the state is New Jersey then apply tax otherwise not... but tax is being applied to all the states... why is this happening?... please guide me if you can. Thanks

[@MrDivakarmudunuri]

Fred, Thank you. Informative Video!

[@shavtiyahsmith7947]

Thank you.. easy instruction given

[@MrAndreiadam]

how to add VAT to the coupon?

[@dustinlowman8323]

Does anyone know how to delete a cvs file after it’s uploaded in the “standard rates” tax section? Besides doing it one by one.

[@myriam9516]

Hello all, I have a question about intra-community delivery. In my B2B webshop, I have set the VAT rate for the Netherlands to zero, and that works fine. However, when a customer selects 'pickup', the webshop again calculates VAT for Dutch customers. How can I solve this problem?

[@M550DBMW]

Hi Ferdy Op mijn woocomemrce webshop wordt alleen btw over de productprijs getoond en niet over het totaalbedrag inclusief btw Dit geldt voor de winkelwagen, bestelbevestiging en de factuur Hoe kan ik instellen dat er 21% btw over het totaalbedrag inclusief verdendkosten wordt getoond?

[@fiqihalfarizy4843]

you are the best, Ferdy!!

[@TruthSeeeker777]

Thank you for a great tutorial!

[@Npwn]

thanks for the overview, very helpful

[@ferdycom]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ggrc5036]

I did this but I still don't see the tax price on the items or on the cart/checkout :(

[@EGGSHL]

Same here brother. I have a brand to build and it seems these POS want to make money off our inability to code lol

[@SandraKiers10]

Bedankt voor de video, ik de btw instelling gedaan en het is gelukt maar niet helemaal. Ik heb inclusief btw aangegeven maar het btw bedrag is niet mee gerekend in de webshop, maar het geeft aan incl btw, dan wordt de btw berekend in de checked out. Zo heb ik het niet ingesteld, ik heb het ingesteld incl btw. Wanneer ik via admin inlogt heb, dan is het te zien zoals het hoort maar als ik via de URL mijn webshop bezoek dan is de prijs excl btw maar de teksten incl btw naast, die klopt niet. Weet je hoe ik dit moet oplossen?

[@ranamourati8311]

Hello Ferdy, thank you for the very helpful video. I have a specific demand and I am wondering if you could help. I want to have a standard price for my product let's say 10 euros and depending on whether my client is from the Netherlands or the USA I still want to get 10 euros,. If they are from the Netherlands I will pay 9% of these 10 euros to the governement and if they are from the US I will pay 5% according to your example. Is this possible?

[@ericrothmuller8739]

21% holy moly! TY for the video though.

[@yusufkaragol3714]

Thank you god bless you!

[@allyouneedis4x4]

You are wrong. Selling goods to a customer in the EU B2C (Business-to-Consumer): You charge VAT at your country's rate until your sales exceed the EU distance selling threshold €10,000 (the EU-wide threshold for distance sales under VAT rules) for the buyer’s country.

[@adammcneill1862]

This vidoe is misleading in the part when you setup Automated Taxes. This only defaults to the shops location and WILL NOT work for calculating tax for other states you are shipping too in the U.S.

[@nooniecee5267]

thank you! 💯

[@AnadoluAnahtar]

very helpful