• Resolved n8f802

    (@n8f802)


    Is there any way to set the default tax status to None?

    In my store of about 800 products, only 50-80 are taxable. Having to manually set 95% of my products to non taxable is frustrating. While searching I did not find any solutions to this use case, surely I can not be the only WooCommerce user who has this tax status issue.

    Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.

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  • Plugin Contributor Mike Jolley

    (@mikejolley)

    I assume you forgot to do this during your initial import?

    It could be done with an import plugin which supports merge (product Csv import suite) or you could write an SQL query to bulk update the meta values… this is more advanced but can work.

    Plugin Contributor Mike Jolley

    (@mikejolley)

    There is also a bulk update option in the products screen, backend. But you’d have to do X per page. Screen options tab in the top right can show more products, but don’t increase too high as you may run out of memory.

    Thread Starter n8f802

    (@n8f802)

    Thanks for the response, the products are imported automatically from a POS feed, tax does not come though in that feed, just product price, name and inventory.

    Looks like the manual route makes the most sense as my products are imported as a draft so I need to touch them to publish them at which time I’ll set the tax status.

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