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dark sequoia
Hi there, PaymentIntents doesn't support coupon. You can use coupon with billings (i.e., invoices, subscriptions) and checkout.
And i'm not sure what you mean by "Support for Connected Account Tax Registration.", can you elaborate?
clever cliff
I logged into one of the connected accounts directly and enabled tax registration by completing the form under account settings. Then I tested a payment with that connected account and tax was not collected. I may have simply not selected the appropriate registration type... Connected accounts are selling tickets for events, but I did not see any event planning tax codes.
Under this page, I looked for tax codes for "live event"
https://docs.stripe.com/tax/tax-codes?tax_code=event
The closest thing I could find was a 'Digital Audio Visual Works' - essentially a Digital Service, which seems to be coming back as tax-exempt.
dark sequoia
What's the paymentIntent ID?
clever cliff
pi_3PbDhRRLntYw8p5f1HMqaLG0
dark sequoia
https://docs.stripe.com/tax Stripe Tax works with Payment Links, Checkout, subsription and invoices, not PaymentIntents
Or you can use Stripe tax calculation API to calculate the tax and adjust the paymentIntent amount. Details in https://docs.stripe.com/tax/custom
clever cliff
okay, yeah I didn't see anything related to tax in the PI object
So, given that, do you have a recommended approach?
dark sequoia
The easiest way is to use the Stripe products that support Stripe Tax. https://docs.stripe.com/tax
clever cliff
Okay so coupons are supported with billings (i.e., invoices, subscriptions) and checkout.
Tax is supported with Payment Links, Checkout, subscriptions and invoices
So I see an overlap there with Checkout and Invoices. I'm only doing 1-time payments.
dark sequoia
Ok, then I'd suggest you to use Checkout.