#steph_87569_51261
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Hello! I think the best way to do this is to have the Setup fee price tied to a separate product and give that the nontaxable tax_code txcd_00000000 - you can read more about tax codes here https://stripe.com/docs/tax/products-prices-tax-codes-tax-behavior#tax-codes
The product is set up as one product with 2 prices. So setting up as 2 products won't work in out current configuration.
I did go in and try to set that specific price to not include tax and was unable to change it. I also tried to say that tax was INCLUDED int he price and it is still taxing it.
Yeah you can't set tax code on a Price - you'd have to change your configure to create a separate Product and create a new setup fee price for that product
but if I select that tax is included in the price, shouldn't it NOT collect tax?
I assume you're talking about making the price tax inclusive, right?
yes
Inclusive tax isn't the same as tax exempt - when you specify a price is tax inclusive that means that the tax is already included in the price, which is not the same as no tax being charged at all
^ That doc has a quick little table showing how that breakdown works
correct. and i'll go look at that but in check out, I am still seeing tax on the full amount. even though i selected tax inclusive in price forthe set up fee.
Do you have an example payment intent or subscription ID we can take a look at?
what can i send you? I'm not sure what you are asking for
Just anything that I can look at on my end to see what kind of tax breakdown you're seeing. Ifyou're using CHeckout then a Checkuot URL would work, it all depends on your using
Here is the product set up: https://dashboard.stripe.com/products/prod_OSto0xMNz6nlFp
Sign in to the Stripe Dashboard to manage business payments and operations in your account. Manage payments and refunds, respond to disputes and more.
When I put in an address I just see the tax as $0 - what country/state were you entering in for the billing address?
Ah I see what's happening - one of your prices is tax inclusive ($398) and the other ($160.00) is not.
The total tax for the session is $32.13 but only part of that is added ON TOP Of the subtotal - 9.6 of it is the the $160 non-inclusive tax and the rest of it is included.
You can see by comparing the subtotal $558.00 and the final total $567.60 - the final total was only increased by $9.6 for the non-inclusive tax
I'm showing the $398 as being inclusive and the $160 as being exclusive of tax but show the total as $32 in tax (which is 6% of the total)
Yeah the total tax adds up the non-inclusive and inclusive taxes
but only the non-inclusive taxes change the total amount due
WOW thats confusing. Thanks for pointing that out.
Yeah sorry it's not super clear
OK, so this should be correct in that I am charging the customer for tax on the reoccurring charge and not on the set up fee.
Correct!