#bkrnetic
wise hare
arctic fractal
hi! hmm, I mean that customer does not have tax_exempt set as reverse so I don't think I'd expect it to use reverse tax
it's not B2B because the customer doesn't have a Tax ID
it's B2C, hence, tax, per the table in the docs.
ember bridge
But customer has Tax ID. Unless it's impossible to test that?
I've noticed Stripe assigns random Tax ID for testing purposes.
arctic fractal
not sure what you mean by that. Also not sure why that's a Hungarian Tax ID when the customer is otherwise located in Italy
ember bridge
About tax_exempt - according to docs, Stripe's default behaviour is this:
Stripe Tax automatically applies the right logic depending on the presence of a tax ID and the jurisdictions involved in the transaction.
No matter tax exempt is set, isn't it?
ember bridge
not sure what you mean by that. Also not sure why that's a Hungarian Tax ID when...
Stripe sets such Tax ID no matter what I send
arctic fractal
Stripe sets such Tax ID no matter what I send
what do you pass exactly? (I can't see from your API logs, since it's redacted on our side)
I assume you're passing a string starting with HU... https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs/req_ereOVKm7Qr6xrN
arctic fractal
About `tax_exempt` - according to docs, Stripe's default behaviour is this:
> ...
I assume whatever we calculate is correct for the scenario that applies to your test, the tax engine is almost certainly correct and you and I are probably not understanding it
ember bridge
Well, I know what my client stated regarding handling taxes and I as a developer need to make sure it works as expected.
Wait, I will show you request.
arctic fractal
I mean I would trust that what we do is correct and you/I/your client are likely misunderstanding something, if you have genuine product feedback that you think we calculate tax incorrectly for a given scenario I'd suggest reaching out to https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true, I'm not an expert on any of this
ember bridge
I understand. I will check things on my side. However, Hungary is also not Croatia, therefore Tax should not be included. Hm
I will be back to you soon
arctic fractal
here you are a Hungarian business with a registration there
you have a customer with a Hungarian tax ID
so wouldn't that just be this part of the matrix?
like seems pretty simple
oh, HR !== HU ?
clearly it's a waste of time talking to me since I don't understand how tax works, I suggest writing to https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true as it's more of a tax product question one than an API one so we have people who know more than me