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balmy wraith
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balmy wraith
Can we set some international VAT ?
It can be user from USA, Europe or China for example
can you check please
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mint junco
I don't understand the ask. The type parmeter is the tax code type which often reflects the origin of your business/customer (i.e. gb_vat for a British business)
So if your customer/user is from US you'd probably use us_ein. This is all documented here: https://docs.stripe.com/billing/customer/tax-ids#supported-tax-id
balmy wraith
Manually add all countries is very complex
is there any easy way ?
So it can detect the type
mint junco
Well what exactly are you trying to do?
Checkout supports automatic tax ID collection
balmy wraith
I am using this
as type is hard coded
But want to pass dynamic type based on country
But that will be very complex to do it manually
mint junco
Then no, you'd need to build a selector into your UI so your users can select their county/tax type and provide the ID
balmy wraith
Is there any way to show tax id as Tax:
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My client saying this
So he want tax id in field , Tax:
Is that possible?
mint junco
They're right there on the PDF
mint junco
So he want tax id in field , Tax:
No
mint junco
Well you need to actually add tax rates to the invoice or enable Stripe Tax to charge tax: https://docs.stripe.com/tax/invoicing
Tax IDs are unrelated to charging tax
balmy wraith
I am using this
mint junco
See link above, you're not actually supplying any tax rates in order for us to calculate tax on the invoice
mint junco
Well you need to actually add tax rates to the invoice or enable Stripe Tax to c...
Did you look at the link?
mint junco
You can either enable Stripe Tax for the invoice to collect taxes automatically (https://docs.stripe.com/tax/invoicing#enable), or manually provide tax rates (https://docs.stripe.com/invoicing/taxes/tax-rates?dashboard-or-api=api)
I'd recommend reading the documentation fully. The customer and their tax ID is unrelated entirely to actually collecting taxes due for the invoice
balmy wraith
so I am using invoice create api then invoice item create api then getting payment intent then collecting payment with card element
Not using any priceID
It is one time amount
In my case where should I add tax configuration so it can show on invoices , can you please tell me
mint junco
This is all in the docs I've shared
Regardless of whether you use amount or pass a price_xxx ID, it'll generate an Invoice Item
balmy wraith
Okay I can add tax_rate , how can I get tax rate with api from my account ?
mint junco
Did you try searching? https://docs.stripe.com/api/tax_rates/create
balmy wraith
Yes thanks a lot
I want something like this
After adding tax_rates I got this
Can you verify everything is well?
daring parcel
hi! I'm taking over this thread.
what is the first screenshot? another Stripe invoice?
what's the difference between the two? only the language?
if so, you can set the local on the Customer object: https://docs.stripe.com/api/customers/create#create_customer-preferred_locales
balmy wraith
No I want to know if my invoice is correct or not
daring parcel
what do you mean by "correct"?