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# Updating Taxes & Limits
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Updating percentages always follows the same procedure, no matter if it's your deployer or pool tax, or maximum transaction or wallet percentage.
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Simply click on the corresponding button and reply with your updated percentage. The same rules apply as when configuring your token before launch. This means any [tax needs to be set between 0 and 25%,](/docs/launching-a-new-token/setting-taxes.md) while any [maximum percentage needs to be set between 0.5 and 100%](/docs/launching-a-new-token/setting-limits.md), both in steps of 0.1%.
The only difference when configuring these settings before launch is the need to send an update transaction to the contract, now that it is live on the blockchain. You will see a menu appear with the estimated gas cost. Simply click `Confirm ✅` and wait for it to finish. The menu will refresh once the update has taken place
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