#smitit1999_unexpected
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- smitit1999_best-practices, 25 minutes ago, 5 messages
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tawny salmon
What's the in_xxx ID?
soft wigeon
in_1PVtSnGRs9Vv0S2iXUCAsCOV
tawny salmon
Checking
soft wigeon
Thanks!
tawny salmon
My guess is it's because the rounding is done at the item level, not at the invoice level: https://docs.stripe.com/billing/taxes/tax-rates?item-or-group-level=line-item-level
So it's the sum of 8.875% rounded per item
As opposed to a blanket $9420*0.08875 rounded
soft wigeon
But then isn't tax applicable at an overall invoice and not on individual items?
tawny salmon
No it's assessed on a per item basis (some items may be exempt depending on tax codes)
soft wigeon
Understood. Makes sense then, thanks!
tawny salmon
No problem, glad I could help!
soft wigeon
Hey @tawny salmon sorry a follow up question. Is it assessed on a per item basis or a per tax rate basis? As in do we apply the entire rate over an item and follow the process for each item or take a tax rate (city tax for example), compute the amount and then do it for all the rates that apply?