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- jairo094215_api, 5 days ago, 11 messages
twin haven
Hello @safe lark 🙂
safe lark
Hi
You can find the tax percent at lines.data[0].tax_rates[0].percentage
which is 21 in your invoice
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rose notch
👋 taking over for my colleague. Let me know if there's any follow-up Qs I can answer!
twin haven
Yes, I've seen it, but I would like to give you more context about our problem
rose notch
sure
twin haven
We've started using Stripe Checkout recently. Before that we created the subscriptions manually from the API and indicated the tax rate for the invoices using the 'default_tax_rates' parameter on Subscription's creation request
rose notch
you can still pass the same parameter here https://docs.stripe.com/api/checkout/sessions/create#create_checkout_session-subscription_data-default_tax_rates
twin haven
Before using Stripe checkout the tax percent field of the invoice.created event did have the correct tax value, but since we used Checkout this value is null
Aha!! I hadn't seen that it accepts the same parameter!
Using it, the invoices generated through this Checkout session will have the given tax rate, right?
rose notch
yes exactly the same as when you were passing the parameter directly on the subscription creation
rose notch
sure let me know if you need any more help