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faint grove
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Hi, let me help you with this.

sharp ginkgo
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Hi, thank you. basically what im trying to achieve is figuring out the net amount paid after any discounts have been applied on the line item. So i need to do amount - (sum of discounts) but i just want to be clear where to get the discounts

faint grove
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discounts contains references to the Coupons and Promo Codes that are applied to the Invoice Item: https://docs.stripe.com/api/discounts/object
discount_amounts is the calculated amount when the Coupons and Promo Codes are applied to the Invoice Item

sharp ginkgo
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so they are the same thing but one is just a reference to the discounts object and the other is the final calculated amounts?

faint grove
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Correct. Not sure you can say it's "the same thing" though.

sharp ginkgo
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i see. yes i see what you mean. it sounds like what i need is discounts_amount to use to calculate the net amount of the line item.

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thanks for your help 🙂

faint grove
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Happy to help.