The tax metric in WooCommerce refers to the amount of tax that applies to a product or order. Taxes can be set up at a global or local level, and can be based on a variety of factors, such as the customer's location, the type of product, and the tax laws that apply. The tax metric is used to calculate the total price of an order, and is an important consideration for online retailers who want to ensure that they are charging the correct amount of tax on each sale.
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Net Sales represents the total revenue generated from the sale of products or services, less any discounts, returns, or refunds.
The Worth of Coupons Used measures the total value of discounts given through coupons during a specified period, which can help analyze the impact of coupon promotions on sales and revenue.
Gross sales from the Revenue report in WooCommerce Analytics, representing overall revenue generated.
Net sales revenue in WooCommerce Analytics, representing total sales income after deductions.
Total spend by customers from each country in WooCommerce Analytics, indicating purchase amounts by country.
Total order tax amount in WooCommerce Analytics, representing the sum of taxes collected on orders.
Total shipping tax amount in WooCommerce Analytics, representing the sum of taxes collected on shipping.
Total number of orders with coupons applied in WooCommerce Analytics, indicating the count of orders where coupons were used.