#ayuan
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No, that's not supported. Checkout needs to finalize it immediate in order to complete the payment.
What are you really trying to do that has you asking about this?
i want to add my account tax id onto invoices
What do you mean, exactly?
i have a canada account tax id, and a denmark account tax id.
canada is default, so that appears on all invoices automatically
if the customer is purchasing in denmark, i want my denmark account tax id on the invoice instead of the canada one
I don't think this is possible after the customer is at Checkout. You'd need to determine their location ahead of time and set the invoice field defaults for the customer before redirecting
i have their location prior to stripe checkout. how do i set invoice field defaults through API?
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i see. thanks! didn't know you could do that through customers
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with this, i can add the denmark tax id. can i remove the canada tax id?
Hmm if that's set at the account level, I don't think so. How are you setting that?
yeah account default tax id
ok separate question then - i also want to modify the descriptions on line items. can this be done through checkout api?
'sales tax' and 'industry-individual-lite-annual' are names of actual products set up in dashboard
specifically, i want to add tax percentage onto sales tax. this is dynamic
I think only product names are surfaced here, but let me confirm
Wait, are you looking on checkout, or the actual invoice?
this is the actual invoice
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No, it's not possible to edit the invoice line item description when using Checkout + subscription mode
ok. if i had to put a tax rate for compliance, would you just custom field it?
or create custom line items?
I don't know if adding that tax rate as a custom field would fulfill your compliance requirements
Just to be clear, does this mean you're calculating the tax outside of Stripe?
yes