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[sterile forge]

hello! how can I help?

[rocky yarrow]

Hi !

I did take a look at https://support.stripe.com/questions/passing-the-stripe-fee-on-to-customers

I tried many things, but of course the end result is always different

I have 3 taxes

• 3%
• 5%
• 9.975%

And I don't know how I am supposed to add a "Fee" to the invoice that covers the stripe fees

lets make it simple

two line items of 100$ each

100 -> 117,975 (with tax)
100 -> 117,975 (with tax)

that would make a total of
235,95

stripe fee is 2,9% + 30c, but I simply want to round it to 3% in my case

What would have to be the third "platform fee" to cover that 3% stripe fee in this scenario?

im confused because of taxes... should I include them in the calculation of that 3% too?

because it is "taxable"?

[sterile forge]

Sorry, this isn't something which we can help with here on this channel. You might want to try reaching out to https://support.stripe.com/contact instead

[rocky yarrow]

Oh okay

Althought this is API related? I am trying to do all this using stripe api

invoiceItem / invoice / taxeRef