# Importing Taxes
> Source: https://development.fuze-store.com/docs/store/import/taxes

# Importing Taxes

You can import tax rates into Fuze Store POS to set up or update your tax configuration in bulk. This is useful when migrating from another system or adding new tax rules.

![The Import Taxes dialog in the Fuze Store app showing a CSV file upload area and a Download Template button](/docs/store/import/import-upload-dialog.png)

## Step-by-Step Guide

1. Open the sidebar menu.
2. Go to **Store** and select **Store** from the list.
3. Select **Import** from the Store screen.
4. Fill in the import form:
   - Choose **Taxes** from the Type dropdown.
   - Upload your file in **CSV** or **Excel** format.
     > See [Sample Taxes.xlsx](#) for reference.
5. Click **Import**. Your tax rates will be added to the store.

## Field Reference

Here are the columns in the Taxes import file:

| Field | Description | Required | Possible Values | Example |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **id** | UUID identifier for the tax. Leave empty to create a new entry. | | | 123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000 |
| **name** | Name of the tax. | **Yes** | | General VAT |
| **description** | A short note about the tax. | | | General VAT of the Philippines |
| **is_active** | Whether the tax is active. | **Yes** | YES, NO | YES |
| **rate** | The tax rate value. | **Yes** | | 20 |
| **rate_type** | Whether the rate is a percentage or a fixed amount. | **Yes** | FIXED, PERCENTAGE | PERCENTAGE |
| **currency** | ISO currency code for the tax. | **Yes** | ISO Currency Code | PHP |
| **country** | ISO country code the tax applies to. | **Yes** | ISO Country Code | PH |

## Tips

- Review your data before importing to avoid errors.
- Download a sample export file first if you are unsure about formatting.
- Use descriptive names so you can identify each tax quickly.
- Keep your tax structure organized and review it regularly.