Different taxes in variations

You can set tax class per variation, so thats perfectly fine to do.

I’m probably thinking in some wrong direction, or setting up te variations wrong then.

I got:

product x with product y
product x with product w
product x with product z

where product x should be 6% and products y,w,z 21%

Have you setup another tax class + more rates in WC > Settings > Taxes yet?

Yes, i got 0, 6 and 21% in the tax rates. I can choose from them in the variations (standard, reduced, zero) but only choose one.

I got lessons for 6% and want to add wetsuits (21%)

The variations would be like:

3 day lesson + wetsuits men brand x
3 day lesson + wetsuits ladies brand x
3 day lesson + wetsuits men brand y
3 day lesson + wetsuits ladies brand y
4 day lesson + wetsuits men brand x
4 day lesson + westuit ladies ….. etc

But i just don’t see a way to set taxes at 6 and 21%

I’m starting to think that it would be easier to give discount on a wetsuit when a 3 or 4 day lesson is bought. But that wouldn’t look as good as a total package.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/ookixg81zpthisn/2016-05-19%20at%2011.21.png?dl=0

Yes i know that button, but i just can’t get them both working.

But it should be possible, right? I’ll just try adding different varations ??

Maybe I’m misunderstanding what you’re trying, but the screenshot I made shows how you can give different variations different tax rates based on tax class.

https://www.kartaboardsports.com/product/3-of-4-daagse-kitesurfles-wetsuit/

This way i got the 3 day course at € 219,- and 6% ande the wetsuit at € 180,- and 21% but the 3day course won’t add up to the wetsuits,

And with the sweater as an example:

Sweaters are 6%, whick you can choose in Black, white and blue. But you can also have them with a print but that would be 21%

In attributes you’d fill in: Sweater: black | white | blue |
and Print: print x | print y | print z |

Then you go to variations and add different variations, which should give you quite a couple of variations ….. and then?

So all would have 6% except the variations for attributes with the 21% rate, e.g.:

black | print x – tax class = 21