Different tax rates

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  • #48067
    Prasath Rajah
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      Hi Olly,

      I have exported the report of all the sales for a month. How can I customize the exporting parameters so that I can get out of Tax figures, how much is the 7% tax and how much is the 19% tax? Because I have two tax rates in the system on different items.This is very important in Germany. How can I enable this function?

      #48072
      Olly
      Admin & Mod

        a couple of things:

        a) there are a couple of filters you could already use to adjust the output of the “detailed” report
        namely ‘wppizza_filter_csv_columns_detailed’ – for the column labels and ‘wppizza_filter_csv_rows_detailed’ for the rows/values (see the WPPIZZA_FILTER_CSV_COLUMNS_DETAILED/WPPIZZA_FILTER_CSV_ROWS_DETAILED section here https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=create-your-own-sales-report )
        However, tweaking the output, although certainly doable, is not exactly trivial.
        That said, I agree with you , that the breakdown of taxes could be done more elegantly , so I’ll look at that and if I don’t come across some unforeseen problems – alwasy a possibility of course – will add a more detailed breakdown soon (perhaps even in the next update of the wppizza plugin, though cannot 100% promise that at the moment

        b) ignoring the above , the “detailed” export does of course already have that data included in the “order verbose” column (but as mentioned , this could/should all be broken down into it’s own columns, I agree)

        So if you need this done immediately, use the filters I mentioned above – or indeed create your own sales report altogether as outlined here https://docs.wp-pizza.com/developers/?section=create-your-own-sales-report – otherwise perhaps you can wait for the next update or so and this tax data will perhaps be more manageable for your scenario

        hope that helps

        #48109
        Prasath Rajah
        Participant

          Hi, thank you. I will use the filters.

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