Plugin Contributor
kluver
(@kluver)
Hi @abab66,
In most cases tax related issues are caused by incorrect WooCommerce tax settings. To troubleshoot this please read the following guide: Displaying taxes
Thread Starter
abab66
(@abab66)
I am sorry, that is not the solution. Taxes are fine on orders, the problem is with the majority of invoices orders through the webshop, not on all. Something else is the problem. Help is appreciated.
Plugin Contributor
Ewout
(@pomegranate)
I’m sorry to hear that. Could you show us a screenshot of an order where it shows the taxes and the accompanying screenshot of the PDF invoice of that same order?
Please note the second section of Michaels link where it shows you which part of the order data you should look at: Taxes missing
Thread Starter
abab66
(@abab66)
Above the invoice, below the order.


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Plugin Contributor
Ewout
(@pomegranate)
Thanks for sharing that, that’s interesting. Normally the taxes should be shown behind the total (i.e. “€8.45 (includes €1.47 btw)” instead of “€8.45”). Our plugin retrieves this directly from WooCommerce. Could you also show a screenshot of the email sent by WooCommerce for this order? It should show the same as the PDF invoice.
If not, please send an email to support@wpovernight.com and we’ll do our best to find what’s causing this. If any customizations to the template or template output (filters/actions) have been applied, please include this information as this will make it easier for us to determine what’s removing the tax information from this output.
Plugin Contributor
Ewout
(@pomegranate)
This turned out to be a conflict with the plugin “WooCommerce Multi Currency”. Orders that were placed with that plugin activated were being filtered and as a result, the tax data was being stripped from the PDF invoices.