taxually

Selling into new countries or US states triggers VAT registrations, nexus thresholds, monthly filing deadlines, and remittance to tax authorities across multiple jurisdictions. Most merchants deal with it through spreadsheets, accountants, and a background hum of compliance anxiety. Taxually takes it off your plate entirely.
Stop spending hours on tax returns
Connect your WooCommerce store once and your transaction data syncs to Taxually automatically every month. No CSV exports. No manual uploads. No back-and-forth with your accountant. The filing admin disappears — you focus on growing your business.
Registration, filing, and representation in one place
Most tax tools stop at checkout. Taxually handles what comes after: VAT and sales tax registration, accurate monthly filings, and direct representation with tax authorities where legally required. From your first nexus trigger to audit defence, it’s covered.
Real tax experts behind the platform
Taxually isn’t just software. Our team of tax professionals manages your filings directly and represents you with tax authorities when needed. Trusted by 20,000+ companies worldwide.
Expand internationally without becoming a tax expert
EU VAT across all 27 member states, UK, Norway, and Switzerland. US sales tax across all states. Australia GST and other international jurisdictions. Fiscal representation where legally required. Whether you’ve just triggered your first VAT obligation or you’re managing filings across dozens of jurisdictions, Taxually scales with you.
60–80% cheaper than managing it manually
Clear per-jurisdiction pricing. Everything you need to onboard — identity verification, documents, power of attorney — in one place.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Connect your WooCommerce store in a few clicks — simple setup, no custom code required</li>
<li>Automated monthly sync of your WooCommerce transaction data — no manual exports</li>
<li>VAT and sales tax registration across 100+ countries</li>
<li>Monthly filing and remittance handled by tax experts</li>
<li>Direct representation with tax authorities</li>
<li>Fiscal representation where legally required</li>
<li>Self-service onboarding — identity verification, documents, and power of attorney in one place</li>
<li>Secure OAuth 2.0 connection</li>
</ul>
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin connects to the Taxually API to sync your WooCommerce transaction data for tax compliance purposes. By installing this plugin, data from your store is transmitted to Taxually.
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Taxually For WooCommerce

Simplify global sales tax for your WooCommerce store (VAT, US Sales Tax & more) — track, report and pay across 150+ countries. No manual exports.

Samir Sabri

Are your WooCommerce taxes actually correct?
If you’re using WooCommerce Tax, TaxJar, or Avalara to calculate sales tax automatically, you’re trusting a black box with your compliance. But what happens when it gets it wrong?
<ul>
<li>A customer in Ohio gets charged $0 tax — and you don’t find out until quarter-end</li>
<li>WooCommerce Tax under-collects county-level tax on 200 orders before you notice</li>
<li>Your effective rate suddenly drops and you have no idea why</li>
<li>Your accountant asks “how was this tax calculated?” and you have no answer</li>
</ul>
TaxDebug for WooCommerce is your tax safety net. It watches every order, detects problems automatically, and gives you the audit trail your accountant needs.
<h4>What TaxDebug Does For You</h4>
1. Catches Tax Mistakes Automatically 
Our Issue Detection Engine scans every order and flags: 
* Zero tax collected where tax was expected 
* Tax charged in non-taxable regions (customers complaining about overcharges) 
* Rate mismatches vs. reference rates 
* Missing local/county/city taxes 
* Tax amount changes between cart and checkout 
* Suspected API errors from your tax service
2. Shows You Exactly How Every Order Was Taxed 
Stop guessing. For every order, TaxDebug shows you: 
* Which tax service calculated the rates (WooCommerce Core, WooCommerce Tax, TaxJar, Avalara) 
* The exact tax rates applied at line-item level 
* Full calculation breakdowns so you can verify accuracy 
* Which jurisdiction triggered each tax amount
3. Gives Your Accountant What They Need 
Export audit-ready reports in seconds: 
* Summary reports by country and state 
* Detailed order-level tax breakdowns (CSV, Excel-compatible) 
* Issue reports for your review and resolution 
* Filter by date range, country, state, tax source, and more
4. Beautiful Dashboard at a Glance 
* KPI cards: total tax collected, taxable sales, effective rates 
* Interactive charts: tax by state, country, and over time 
* One-click issue identification — see which orders need attention
5. 100% Safe — Never Touches Your Tax Calculations 
TaxDebug only observes and reports. It does NOT modify how taxes are calculated, does NOT interfere with your existing tax setup, and works alongside any tax plugin.
<h4>Who Is TaxDebug For?</h4>
<ul>
<li>Store owners who use automated tax services and want to trust but verify</li>
<li>Accountants and bookkeepers who need detailed tax breakdowns for filings</li>
<li>Agency managers who manage multiple WooCommerce stores and need tax oversight</li>
<li>Anyone who has been burned by a tax calculation error and doesn’t want it to happen again</li>
</ul>
<h4>Compatibility</h4>
TaxDebug works with any WooCommerce tax setup: 
* WooCommerce Core tax rates (manual rates) 
* WooCommerce Tax (automated taxes via TaxJar) 
* TaxJar plugin 
* Avalara AvaTax 
* Any other tax plugin or custom calculation
<h4>Requirements</h4>
<ul>
<li>WordPress 5.8 or higher</li>
<li>WooCommerce 5.0 or higher</li>
<li>PHP 7.4 or higher</li>
</ul>
<h3>Privacy</h3>
TaxDebug stores order tax data locally in your WordPress database. This includes: 
* Order IDs and dates 
* Customer billing/shipping addresses (country, state, city, postcode only) 
* Order totals and tax amounts 
* Tax calculation details
TaxDebug does NOT: 
* Store payment information 
* Store full customer names or personal details beyond address location
Data retention can be configured in Settings. You can also manually clear all logs at any time.
<h4>Feedback Collection</h4>
TaxDebug collects optional feedback to improve the plugin:
<ul>
<li>In-app feedback: Report false positives, false negatives, feature requests, or success stories</li>
<li>Usage analytics: Anonymous local tracking of which features are used</li>
<li>Deactivation survey: Optional one-question survey when deactivating</li>
</ul>
Local Storage: All feedback is always stored locally in your WordPress database.
Optional Remote Sending: You can opt-in to send anonymous feedback to the developer to help improve TaxDebug. This is disabled by default and must be explicitly enabled in Settings.
<h4>What IS Sent (When Opted-In)</h4>
<ul>
<li>Anonymous store UUID (random identifier, NOT your domain)</li>
<li>Feedback type and message</li>
<li>Your email (only if you voluntarily provide it)</li>
<li>Store country and currency</li>
<li>Active tax plugin (e.g., TaxJar, Avalara)</li>
<li>Plugin, WordPress, and WooCommerce versions</li>
<li>Daily aggregated counts: orders logged, issues detected, features used</li>
</ul>
<h4>What is NEVER Sent</h4>
<ul>
<li>Your site URL or domain name</li>
<li>Customer names, emails, or addresses</li>
<li>Order details, totals, or line items</li>
<li>Tax amounts or financial data</li>
<li>Any personally identifiable information (PII)</li>
</ul>
<h4>How to Disable Remote Sending</h4>
Go to WooCommerce → TaxDebug → Settings and turn off “Send Anonymous Feedback”. You can do this at any time. Local feedback storage will continue to work.
<h3>Developer Notes</h3>
<h4>Hooks & Filters</h4>
TaxDebug provides several hooks for extensibility:
Actions: 
* <code>taxdebug_loaded</code> – Fired when TaxDebug is fully loaded 
* <code>taxdebug_order_logged</code> – Fired when an order is logged (params: log_id, order_id, payload) 
* <code>taxdebug_installed</code> – Fired on plugin installation 
* <code>taxdebug_logs_cleaned_up</code> – Fired when old logs are cleaned up
Filters: 
* <code>taxdebug_order_payload</code> – Filter the order payload before logging 
* <code>taxdebug_detected_issues</code> – Add custom issue detection rules
<h4>REST API Endpoints</h4>
TaxDebug provides a REST API under the <code>taxdebug/v1</code> namespace:
<ul>
<li><code>GET /logs</code> – Get tax logs with filtering</li>
<li><code>GET /logs/{id}</code> – Get single log</li>
<li><code>GET /logs/order/{order_id}</code> – Get log by order ID</li>
<li><code>POST /logs/reanalyze/{order_id}</code> – Re-analyze an order</li>
<li><code>GET /issues</code> – Get detected issues</li>
<li><code>GET /stats/dashboard</code> – Get dashboard statistics</li>
<li><code>GET /stats/chart/time</code> – Get time series chart data</li>
<li><code>GET /stats/chart/state</code> – Get tax by state data</li>
<li><code>GET /stats/chart/country</code> – Get tax by country data</li>
<li><code>GET /export/summary</code> – Export summary CSV</li>
<li><code>GET /export/detailed</code> – Export detailed CSV</li>
<li><code>GET /export/issues</code> – Export issues CSV</li>
</ul>
All endpoints require <code>manage_woocommerce</code> capability.
<h4>Database Tables</h4>
TaxDebug creates custom tables:
<ul>
<li><code>{prefix}taxdebug_logs</code> – Stores order tax log data</li>
<li><code>{prefix}taxdebug_issues</code> – Stores detected issues</li>
<li><code>{prefix}taxdebug_feedback</code> – Stores user feedback submissions</li>
<li><code>{prefix}taxdebug_analytics</code> – Stores usage analytics</li>
<li><code>{prefix}taxdebug_error_logs</code> – Stores internal error logs</li>
</ul>
<h4>WP-CLI Commands</h4>
(Coming in future versions)

TaxDebug for WooCommerce

Catch WooCommerce tax mistakes before the auditor does. Detect errors automatically, see how every order was taxed, and export audit-ready reports.

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