#bkrnetic-tax

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quaint jetty
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👋 Happy to help

potent nebula
hushed mural
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You have to add the automatic_tax attribute for invoices, payments intents and so on

potent nebula
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okey, and then Stripe will take care of calculating the tax and showing proper prices on the invoices?

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proper prices = proper amount that is charged based on customer's tax?

hushed mural
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It does for us, please note, that you'll need to activate Stripe Billing you want to apply automatic tax for subscriptions too

quaint jetty
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Thanks @hushed mural for answering. After setting up the Tax information as described in this page https://stripe.com/docs/tax/set-up and add automatic_tax[enabled]=true in your integration, Stripe will calculate the tax for you

Enable Stripe Tax to automatically calculate and collect tax.

potent nebula
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But the tax id must be set on customer that is being charged, am I right?

quaint jetty
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I think where the confusion comes from

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Stripe has two different Tax products

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One is Stripe Tax (automatically done by Stripe) and another is Tax Rate (manual tax done by you)

potent nebula
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ohh.. ye, I guess I'm talking about Tax Rate

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because I'm referring to the scenario where customer wants to be charged within his country for the product he buys, therefore we don't charge him anything. And vice versa

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are we on the same page now?

quaint jetty
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Which integration are you using?

potent nebula
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Currently none, we are doing research to give our client a proper estimation.

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I have experience with custom integration via code.

quaint jetty
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If you use Tax Rates, then Tax Rate Create API will be used to create tax rate first, then use it on the product: https://stripe.com/docs/billing/taxes/tax-rates

With Tax Rates, you will need to determine and handle the logic when to apply tax by yourself. If you do not wish to handle this on your own, I'd recommend using Stripe Tax (automatically done for you): https://stripe.com/docs/tax

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@potent nebula Let's use this thread for discussion:

Hello, is it possible to add multiple options during the in-app checkout form?

For instance, we have 3 subscriptions plans where users subscribe to monitor X vehicles:

  1. Basic (10 vehicles) - 10 €
  2. Advanced (100 vehicles) - 90 €
  3. Pro (1000 vehicles) - 900€

For each plan, customer can add X vehicles per specific price. Say 1€ per vehicle. If customers needs 110 vehicles, the most suitable option is Advanced + 10 vehicles, which will cost him 90 + 1x10 = 100 €.

Is there a way to allow customers to select such options during checkout screen? I couldn’t find such scenario in the docs and I would appreciate if you gave me sources to check out.

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Stripe doesn't handle such scenario. Your system should handle the recommended plan to the user

potent nebula
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Okey, thanks! I think that I've acquired all the info necessary. I will dive deeper into it myself to gain a better understanding of different options. Thanks!

quaint jetty
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No problem! Happy to help 🙂