#bwurtz999
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Taking a look. Can you tell me what you are expecting the taxes to look like here?
And is it working properly for the rest of your invoices?
I'm just beginning to implement it
The shipping address should return a sales tax of 8%
it returns 0 right now
here's how I create the invoice items:
// create the invoice items
foreach ($selections as $selection) {
$stripe->invoiceItems->create([
'customer' => $stripeId,
'description' => $selection->meal->name,
'amount' => (isset($selection->meal->price)) ? $selection->meal->price * 100 * $selection->qty : $selection->meal->menu->price * 100 * $selection->qty,
'currency' => 'usd',
'invoice' => $invoiceId,
'tax_behavior' => 'exclusive',
'tax_code' => 'txcd_40040000',
]);
}
Gotcha, thanks for the info. Still checking in to this
I think I will have to consult my colleagues. It does look like we have taxability_reason: 'not_collecting' which is the status when registration is the issue. I thought it wasn't required in test mode too but it may be
Oh there is a separate page in test mode though and it is not asking for real info
Sign in to the Stripe Dashboard to manage business payments and operations in your account. Manage payments and refunds, respond to disputes and more.
Can you try adding a test registration there and see if that helps?
Yeah I will raise feedback that we should add that link
Thank you!
I went down the same path. Saw the registration sites but didn't get a link to that page in the dashboard
This was a huge help
But now it's not collecting tax using the correct address
The docs say the shipping address of the invoice will be used to calculate tax if it exists
in_1N6f68EraqOFPwljIpQ7XWOO
But it's returning 6%
That the PA sales tax, but in Philadelphia there is an additional 2%
The total tax should be 8%
I think it's using the business location, not the shipping address
I don't ever want it to use the business location. Our products are always taxed based on where they are delivered
The docs say the shipping address is first in the hierarchy:
Are you using a real life address or a dummy one? It could be getting tripped up if we can't verify the address
I'm using a real address
Here's the tax rate it created for the invoice item: txr_1N6f68EraqOFPwljjCPBpKbn
Region says Pennsylvania
I can't see any of the logs related to it
But my guess is that it's using our Ambler, PA address to determine this
Any ideas here?
hey there, reading the backscroll to take a look
thank you
this became a discussion about two separate issues. you could start reading here #1106293543284244682 message
the first issue was solved
Yep -- i see you solved registration in test mode and now looking at the tax calculation and a PHilly-specific city tax add on
Correct
The docs say that the customer shipping address is used for tax calculation if it is available
I updated it (#1106293543284244682 message) and it shows up on the invoice. But it doesn't look like it was used for the calculation
Going to look at this invoice as a reference, correct?
err
wrong message reply. i mean: in_1N6f68EraqOFPwljIpQ7XWOO
that you shared earlier
in_1N6f68EraqOFPwljIpQ7XWOO
yes
here's the tax rate that was created
txr_1N6f68EraqOFPwljjCPBpKbn
Any update here?
Not yet, still looking
Nope, i'm just looking into what the calcul;ations were behind this
Some info i'm finding internally suggests the Phil tax is meant to be based on the business location not the customer, but I'm not a tax professional to determine that
I think the best thing to do here is write in with the example invoice calculation and the references to the tax you believe should have been calculated so that we can investigate further
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My accounts have told me that we always need to calculate based on delivery location
Ugh
I can't say who is correct, but that appears to be how this calculation works currently, so please do contact support with what your accountants believe to be the issue here