#Jonas Reif
rose ruin
At the moment we listen to the charge_refunded webhook.
There we get the amount_refunded (e.g. 10000 for the 100€)
But I need to find a way to get the "new" payed tax
elfin saddle
Hm you may have to do a manual calculation to get that
Can you share an invoice id where you issued a credit note though so I can take a look?
rose ruin
in_1NIblnAHqm7DWpwQze6PnaDh
thats visible in the stripe dashboard
so basically I need the
- adjusted_total (in that example 248€)
- and the adjusted_tax (55.56 - 15.96 --> 39,6)
elfin saddle
You can get it from the credit note
But you'll need to do the subtraction yourself
rose ruin
In the charge.refunded webhook is there also a way to get the credit note id somehow?
rose ruin
Ok I get list all credit_notes by adding the invoice as parameter
Stripe::CreditNote.list(invoice: charge[:invoice])
And then I could iterate over it.
But I cant imagine that this is the only place where I could find that adjusted tax
junior knollBOT
rose ruin
Sorry, what do you mean?
elfin saddle
You need to get this from the credit note object
rose ruin
what do you mean by "this"?
spice cradle
HI 👋
I'm stepping in as @elfin saddle needs to go soon. By "this" my colleague means the amount you should refund will be present in the credit note
elfin saddle
The data you were asking for @rose ruin
But you need to do the subtraction yourself
rose ruin
Yes I get the tax from the credit_notes.
But when I listen to the charge.refunded webhook I have to first retrieve all credit_notes of that invoice by searching for all credit_notes of that invoice
elfin saddle
Well you could just listen to credit_note.created also
rose ruin
Yes that would be also possible. But I dont see any advantage.
If you have 2 credit notes for an invoice (what could happen) then you have to fetch the invoice (to get the total amount) + search again for all other credit_notes of that invoice to get the total_refunded amount and calculate the tax
rose ruin
ok thanks 🙂
I'll try that