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[chrome forum]

Can you share the payment intent, invoice, etc?

The id's

[chrome schooner]

is this what you are looking for?

[chrome forum]

No that's your metadata

I just need the payment intent id of invoice id (pi_123 or in_123)

[chrome schooner]

ah gotcha, sorry about that

[chrome forum]

That's payment method id

Payment intent id starts with pi not pm

[chrome schooner]

shoot sorry

pi_3OssYzJjc0Pct6n01DsgLKyF

I really appreciate you helping me out with this

[tame hollow]

Thanks for the ID, looking in to this

[chrome schooner]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it

[tame hollow]

ah, did you use this tax calculation API before creating that payment intent? https://docs.stripe.com/api/tax/calculations

If so, this will actually be a better question for our support team. This server can help with finding the values to pass certain data, but if you are passing in correct data and getting the wrong calculation, that calculation is something our support team can look in to https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true

[chrome schooner]

I did

const resp = await stripe.tax.calculations.create({
            currency: "usd",
            line_items: [{ amount: Math.round(totalAmount + amenities_price), reference: Math.random() }],
            customer_details: {
                address: { country: "US", state: shortState, postal_code },
                address_source: "billing",
            },
        });

Okay so I should contact support instead of this?

[tame hollow]

Yeah, I think they can help look in to why we apply the taxes that we did