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the Payment Intents API is not compatible with Stripe Tax
using Stripe Tax calculations can help you figure out the exact amount that you then pass in to the PaymentIntent
We don't want to use Stripe tax so that is good. I already have the NET, SALES TAX and TOTAL I just want to pass them into Stripe to go with the transaction so the figures can show on invoices etc
We run a system that collects card details ahead of Stripe for telephone payments so I have the information, but my Stripe customers want us to allow them to pick sales tax and send the values onto Stripe
without either a tax_rate or Stripe Tax the info won't be stored
if the tax info aren't necessary
then you just need to pass in the amount to the Payment Intent
We are passing the amount and Stripe doesn't then show the tax % and net value on invoices.
are you integrating using Payment Element?
why not use Invoices in that case and then you can pass in the tax_rate
We use elements and direct posting because it is Moto and ecom
I think that was the work around we had but it doesn't solve all use cases given invoices are auto created by Stripe in certain scenarios
invoices are auto created by Stripe in certain scenarios
what do you mean by that?
Recurring schedules have the invoices auto created by Stripe.
Ideally we just want API control to set the selected values for net, tax and gross we already have.
Recurring schedules have the invoices auto created by Stripe.
yes this is normal for subscriptions
but you can use Invoices without subscriptions
or use Subscriptions with tax rates
Also if you send receipts from Stripe that also lacks the breakdown and just shows Gross amount
Ideally we just want API control to set the selected values for net, tax and gross we already have.
it won't be like this. you would fill in the invoice items with their amount and the tax_rates
and we calculate the total for you
you can instead send the invoice PDF if you prefer
So what about logging the transaction amount breakdown for net, tax and gross from checkout payments / ecom. How do merchants manage that? or does Stripe not support that level of granulatity unless you pay extra for Calculated tax?
As I mentioned, you can use tax rates with Invoices
and that gives you that granularity
so basically if you have a price of $10 and you have a 20% tax rate
What if they do invoices outside of Stripe?
then you would only need to pass in the amount to a PaymentIntent and you don't have the tax info in Stripe