The checklist
1
Turn on taxes in WooCommerce
Go to WooCommerce → Settings → General and tick Enable taxes.
A Tax tab appears in your WooCommerce settings.
2
Clear any tax rates you already have
Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Tax → Standard rates and delete every rate listed. Commenda supplies all of them, so anything left over from a previous provider or entered by hand will conflict.Moving from another tax provider? Agree a switch-off time with us first. If both run at once, an order can be taxed twice.
The rate table is empty.
3
Add your existing registrations
Add every registration you already hold to the Commenda app.Anything missing here ships untaxed, so add them all before your first taxed order.
Each state or region you are registered in appears in your account.
4
Place a test order
Place a test order in your store, shipping to an address where you are registered.
Tax is added at checkout and appears as a tax line on the completed order.
5
Check your checkout still behaves normally
Add and remove a few items from the cart, then go through to checkout.Tell us if adding items feels slower than it used to.
Tax appears at checkout, and the cart responds as quickly as it did before.
6
Test an exempt customer
If you sell to tax-exempt customers, place an order for one who has a certificate on file.If tax is still applied, contact us before you go live.
The order completes with no tax.
Fees added to an order are not currently included in the tax calculation. Tell us if you use fee lines and we will handle it for your account.
Next steps
Every step passed, so you are ready to go live. Run this checklist again after any WooCommerce update, plugin update, or new registration. If a step does not behave the way it is described here, send us the order number and we will take it from there.WooCommerce integration
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