LatePoint Taxes 1.1.1

LatePoint Taxes is a WordPress plugin designed to help you add taxes and service charges to your bookings. It solves a common checkout problem: unclear or inconsistent totals when customers review their reservation costs.

With flexible settings for percentage-based and fixed-value charges, the plugin helps you present accurate, transparent pricing at checkout. That makes it easier to stay consistent with your pricing rules while improving trust in the booking flow. Built to integrate with your existing booking setup, it’s a practical way to tailor fees to your business.

Main Features

• Add taxes to bookings — Include tax charges as part of the booking total during checkout.
• Add service charges — Apply additional fee lines for services tied to reservations.
• Percentage charge option — Configure taxes or service charges as a percentage of the booking amount.
• Fixed-value option — Set taxes or service charges as a specific amount when you need flat fees.
• Transparent checkout totals — Show pricing adjustments clearly so customers understand the final amount.
• Flexible configuration — Customize how charges are set up to fit your business requirements.
• Booking system integration — Works with your booking flow to apply charges where checkout expects them.
• Accurate pricing calculations — Ensures the totals reflect the configured percentage or fixed-value charges.

Benefits

• Higher trust — Transparent tax and fee breakdowns reduce confusion at the moment of payment.
• More consistent totals — Accurate calculations help prevent discrepancies between booking settings and checkout.
• Better compliance alignment — Defined tax rules support consistent application of your pricing policies.
• Improved UX — Clear pricing helps customers make decisions without unexpected final costs.
• Flexible fee management — Mix percentage and fixed-value configurations for different charge types.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce-adjacent booking setups that need taxes and service charges at checkout.
• Businesses running WordPress booking reservations with additional fee rules.
• Service providers (e.g., rentals, appointments, tours) that charge both taxes and surcharges.
• Agencies managing multiple booking sites and wanting consistent configuration.
• Local businesses that must show pricing clearly for customers before confirming.
• Content-driven WordPress sites that convert visitors into booked reservations.