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- tgalanis_checkout-coupon, 21 hours ago, 8 messages
near drift
Hi 👋 does the value in amount_subtotal align with the value you're hoping to retrieve from us?
https://docs.stripe.com/api/checkout/sessions/object#checkout_session_object-amount_subtotal
It may not include the tax amount depending on how you added tax to the session.
near drift
Sorry, you asked for the undiscounted price in your post, so subtotal seemed right. If you want the total amount including tax and discounts, that's in the amount_total field.
If it still sounds like I'm not grasping what you're asking, can you share more context or a specific example?
somber warren
wait it might be that I am not understating correctly : subtotal = undiscounted price with tax , total = discounted price with tax, subtotal-total = discount with tax and totalnetprice = total-taxamount
near drift
From our API ref that I linked above
amount_subtotal nullable integer
Total of all items before discounts or taxes are applied.
This is the part where it may depend on how you've added the tax to the checkout session to know whether the subtotal includes the "tax"
somber warren
i have tested order where we had a discount of 5 euros in a coupon code and the subtotal was 1200 and the total was 700, the amount of tax was 40 which is 700-700/106 so 700 is with tax and thus 1200 should also be with tax because then the total should have been 1160 ?
from what I understand discounts are applied on the final price so they are themselves "with tax"
near drift
i have tested order where we had a discount of 5 euros in a coupon code and the ...
I'm not following this, do you have the ID of a Checkout Session from your testing that I can look at?
somber warren
I have also looked at other orders if you just incloud a tax rate in the checkout session the amount_total is with tax for example : in a test order without discount i have amount total = 1200 and tax = 68 with 6% which is exactly 1200-1200/106 so the total was with tax
near drift
amount_total is expected to contain tax
somber warren
here are the data from said session (i asked my supervisor they are not in line with sharing the ssions code since it contains in the metadata information of our db) "amount_subtotal": 1200,
"amount_total": 700, "total_details": {
"amount_discount": 500,
"amount_shipping": 0,
"amount_tax": 40
}, and the tax rate was 6% included
near drift
Gotcha, I may have more clarifying questions then to understand what you're doing if you can't share the session. Is the tax you're adding inclusive?
somber warren
yes
near drift
So then it's included in the subtotal, so your subtotal should be amount (including tax) before discounts.
somber warren
yes i want subtotal without tax
but i need to keep the "inclusive" attribute
in the tax rate
near drift
So is amount_subtotal - amount_tax giving you the value you want?
ebon muskBOT