The Tax Class for Tax Exemption feature allows you to control the tax class that should be applied to orders that are tax-exempt.

To configure this, go to the plugin settings page and find the “Tax Class for Tax Exemption” option.

Here, you can select from a drop-down menu the appropriate tax class. The selected tax class will then be applied to all tax-exempt orders.

With the “Location on Checkout” feature, you can decide where the tax exemption form will be displayed on the checkout page.

Go to the plugin settings page and find the “Location on Checkout” option.

You can select from a drop-down menu where on the checkout page the tax exemption form should be displayed. This gives you the flexibility to optimize your checkout process while still giving your customers the option to claim tax exemption.

If you wish to offer tax exemption not only on products but also on shipping costs, you can enable the “Remove Tax on Shipping” feature.

Simply go to the plugin settings page, find the “Remove Tax on Shipping” option, and toggle it on.

This means that if a customer is eligible for tax exemption and they check the “I want to claim tax exemption” box on the checkout page, tax will be removed from both the product cost and the shipping cost.

The plugin offers the option to add your own custom fields to the tax exemption form.

To use this feature, go to the plugin settings page and enable “Custom Fields”.

You will then have the option to add text, textarea, select, checkbox, radio, number, and date fields to your form.

This gives you the flexibility to collect any additional information you may need from your customers when they claim tax exemption.

These fields will be displayed in the “Tax Exemption” meta box on the order edit page.

If you require customers to upload a “Tax Exemption Certificate” as proof of their tax-exempt status, you can enable the “Tax Exemption Certificates” feature.

Once enabled, a section will be added to the tax exemption form where customers can upload their certificates.

The uploaded certificates will be saved in the wp-content/uploads/tax-exemption folder.

You will then be able to download the certificate within the “Tax Exemption” meta box on the order edit page, or within the edit user page.

The plugin allows you to add a section to the “My Account” page where users can edit their tax exemption details.

To enable this feature, go to the plugin settings page and find the “Settings on My Account Page” option.

When this feature is enabled, a new section will appear on the “My Account” page where users can view and edit their tax exemption information.

If you wish to manually approve users before they can claim tax exemption, you can enable the “Approved Users Only” feature.

With this feature enabled, users will need to fill out the exemption fields on their “My Account” page and then wait for approval from an admin before they can use the tax exemption feature.

The admin will receive an email notification to approve the user, when they first submit the form.

The email will include a link to the section in the edit user page, where the status of the users tax exemption can be changed to approved

The plugin offers the option to make specific products eligible for VAT exemption.

To do this, enable the “Specific Products Only” feature in the plugin settings page.

Each order will show a meta box, to help you effectively manage tax exemptions.

When editing an order from the admin page, you’ll find a “Tax Exemption” meta box, which displays all the information regarding the orders tax-exempt status.

Within this meta box, you can view various exemption details such as whether the customer has claimed tax exemption, any custom fields that you’ve set up, and a link to the customer’s tax exemption certificate if they’ve uploaded one.

This detailed record ensures that you have all the necessary information at a glance, simplifying the task of order management while dealing with tax exemptions.