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value of this variable "address.province" is 'ON'
Ah, that error is a bit confusingly worded but basically the API is expecting you to pass in another parameter named province_standard and that parameter takes an object of this shape https://docs.stripe.com/api/tax/registrations/create#tax_registration_create-country_options-ca-province_standard
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let me try that
Now I am getting this:
Request req_euBhGgLJ2T6AZv: Province 'ON' has no Sales Tax.
with this payload:
{'country': 'CA', 'country_options': {'ca': {'type': 'province_standard', 'province_standard': {'province': 'ON'}}}, 'active_from': 'now'}
is this correct with this province or I am not doing it the right way
@heady sapphire really sorry for missing your followup. Your API call looks fine as far as I can see. I will consult my colleagues on this and get back to you
Yeah no worries, till now what I think is it's not working for Ontario there might be something with this province but it is working fine for other provinces not sure for how many but for now I have added an exception to handle such scenario but your guide will be really appreciated thanks for the help really appreciated☺️
Ah so it looks like Ontario's sales tax is HST, which would be one of the other two options
Can you try with one of those values and see if it works here?