#meow_67428
tacit zenithBOT
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- meow_67428, 1 hour ago, 2 messages
white belfry
Do you use Stripe Tax (automatic tax calculation) or Tax Rate (manual tax rate set by your system)?
night rivet
I use tax rate
white belfry
If you wish to re-use the same tax rate, then you can use the same tax rate even though the address is changed
night rivet
I want to use a different tax rate on the same invoice, on different line items.
My issue is that on subscription update : the invoice generated lists the old plan and the new one and only applies the latest tax rate to both of them.
white belfry
You can set the tax rate on the individual line items: https://stripe.com/docs/api/subscriptions/update#update_subscription-items-tax_rates, so that it can be different for each line item
tacit zenithBOT
night rivet
ok so on subscription update/create: I void the incoming invoice and create a new one with line items containing the tax rates I want, is that right ?
jade solar
You may not need to void the invoice if you can apply the tax updates to that directly before it finalises
night rivet
in my understanding: on update/create, I cannot update the incoming invoice : the status is already paid @jade solar
jade solar
Hmm, well in that case you wouldn't be able to void the invoice if it's paid
night rivet
ah you are correct
jade solar
You likely want to pass payment_behavior: 'default_incomplete' in your update which should prevent automatic payment