#417goose_tax-calculations
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bleak juniper
Hi there! Give me a few minutes to take a look
stuck cloak
thanks
bleak juniper
Hm, it seems like we're calculating a 0 amount for Greene County, MO, with a reason not_subject_to_tax
And a sales and use tax of 4.225% only
stuck cloak
that amount isn't correct though...
bleak juniper
Have you added a tax registration for Missouri in the Dashboard?
stuck cloak
Yes
In reality it should be approx 8.558%
missouri 4.225, county 2.083, rogersville (city) 2.250
bleak juniper
Do you see the correct amount if you pass in a full address, not just zip, state, and country?
stuck cloak
Give me one sec (I am pretty sure that is how I started it off).
Here is the request req_qtO14QoRRQ4yNd No it doesn't change
This request req_xvv6BwYI96IdIH using florida zip and state shows county and state rates. totalling 7.5%
bleak juniper
Yep, I see the same. I recommend reaching out to our Support team about this and share the request IDs above: https://support.stripe.com/contact/
stuck cloak
Oh ok, I thought this was support
bleak juniper
I know your 'origin address' under your Tax Settings will also impact the tax amount but they'll be able to assist with an explanation of how tax is being calculated in this case
stuck cloak
Ok thank youl
bleak juniper
We're not experts on tax amounts, unfortunately