hi
you can open “Setup fields”, scroll to field “Products” , press “Setup fields” and mark necessary fields.
thanks, Alex
Hi
I think you need code ‘add all taxes as columns’ from the page https://algolplus.com/plugins/code-samples/
you can add it to functions.php , but I suggest to use https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/code-snippets/
thanks, Alex
Thread Starter
fotske
(@fotske)
Hi @algolpus,
I tried to go to WooCommerce > Export orders > Set up fields to export > Products > Set up fields to export and I added “Order line tax” and “item tax rate” which gives me what I need.
So I don’t think I have to do something with the functions.php file, is that right?
Thank you very much for your help.
hi
It works correctly, but only if ONE tax was applied to the order.
thanks, Alex
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Thread Starter
fotske
(@fotske)
Hi Alex,
From what I see, it seems to work even if an order contains several products with different tax rates.
For example, I have an order with 5 products at 21% VAT rate and 1 product at 6% VAT rate and it seems to be ok: the VAT rate and the amount of the VAT seems to be correct for all 6 products.
So what do you mean by “It works correctly, but only if ONE tax was applied to the order.”?
Thank you very much in advance.
I would need to be able to split this total tax amount between the different tax amounts.
I’m sorry, I thought you need summary taxes for order (not per item).
Thread Starter
fotske
(@fotske)
Hi @algolplus,
From what I see the total tax amount column is also correct for the total order even when there is a mix of 6% VAT and 21% VAT products.
you export tax amounts per product.
I refer to tax values below section “items” in the order.
look at comments on the screenshot https://imgur.com/a/0yyuRHw
