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# Tax Configuration

The **Tax** section allows you to create and manage tax rules for your ecom store. You can define taxes based on **country, state, postal code, and city**, and apply the configured tax while creating or editing products.

### 1. View Tax Configurations

1. Go to **Ecom Store → Tax**.
2. View all existing tax configurations.
3. Check details such as:
   * Tax Name
   * Sub-tax
   * Available Actions
4. Use the **Search** option to find a specific tax configuration.
5. To disable taxation for the store, turn off the **Taxation** option.

### 2. Create a Tax Configuration

1. Click **Add Tax**.
2. Enter the **Tax Tag**.
   * Use a clear name to identify the tax configuration.
   * Example: `GST12`
3. Under **Tax Rate**, configure the applicable location:
   * **Country Code**
   * **State Code**
   * **Postcode/ZIP**
   * **City**
4. Enter the **Tax Rate**.
   * Example: `12%`
5. Enter the **Tax Name**.
   * Example: `CGST` or `SGST`
6. Set the **Priority**.
   * A lower priority number can be used for rules that should be considered first.
7. To add another tax rule, click **Insert Row** and configure the required details.
8. Click **Save**.

#### Example

You can create separate tax rules for different locations, such as:

* Gujarat → 12% GST
* Maharashtra → 12% GST

### 3. Import Tax Rates Using CSV

For multiple tax rules, you can import them using a CSV file.

1. Click **Import**.
2. Select the CSV file.
3. The tax details will be loaded automatically.
4. Verify or edit the imported values.
5. Save the configuration.

The CSV can contain fields such as:

* Country Code
* State Code
* Postcode
* City
* Rate
* Tax Name
* Priority

### 4. Export Tax Rates

You can export your existing tax configurations as a CSV file.

1. Click **Export**.
2. Download the CSV file.
3. Use it for **backup, review, or bulk editing**.

### 5. Download Tax Rate Template

Use the **Download** option to download the CSV format required for importing tax rates.

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