Reputation: 1560
I want to upload different csv files for different tax rates.
First of I created the different tax rates.
WooCommerce default comes with standard rates
so I created 6%
and 21%
I prepared the .csv
files based upon the example WooCommerce provides while using the export function.
If I want to upload my 6%
rates it does upload but places everything in the standard rates
table. I can't get them to upload to the 6%
rate table.
If I do the same with the 21%
they just get applied to the standard rate
table. So everything (6%
and 21%
) is in the standard rates
table.
I can't get this to work. Is there anyone who has the same problem?
I tripple checked my .csv
file and as far as I can see this is correct.
Here is my csv header (in Dutch):
Landcode,Staatcode,Postcode,Plaats,Tarief %,Belastingnaam,Prioriteit,Samengesteld,Verzendmethoden,{Belastingklasse this wasn't there}
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1512
Reputation: 1560
Got it working.
In case anybody else runs into this problem!
For some reason my WooCommerce "demo"-file didn't had a column called Tax Class
.
So they all got placed in the standard rates
table.
After I added the column everything worked fine.
I created one big .csv
-file containing all rates and uploaded that.
Upvotes: 2