#thejester12_api
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cerulean pier
Hello
Yeah PaymentIntents aren't compatible with Tax Rates as you noted
If you want to charge tax you would add it onto the amount for the PaymentIntent or you would use Stripe Tax as shown here: https://docs.stripe.com/tax/custom
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I'm fine with adding it to the amount, but I'm hoping that Stripe would still know the Tax existed? I think you guys provide some reporting to customers?
cerulean pier
If by "reporting" you mean you can send a receipt through Stripe, then yes.
But otherwise no we don't handle any of this type of reporting for a customer -- you would need to aggregate that yourself
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Ok, lets say I'm fine with creating a "customer" object for this person, and I'm fine with using an invoice.... is there a way to use a "one time" payment method rather than something that is permanently attached to a customer?
cerulean pier
Yes an Invoice creates a PaymentIntent so you can confirm that PaymentIntent just like you would when you directly create a PaymentIntent
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Ah, ok, maybe I'm missing something there.