#luc_charge-tax
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tough dust
You would need to get the tax amount and subtract it from the charge amount here. There's no "net" attribute or anything that I know of on the Stripe side that would show the amount without tax as far as I know
thin inlet
that's fine, do you know from what object I can get the tax amount?
tough dust
What are you using to accept payments? Payment Element? Checkout? etc.
thin inlet
To be honest, that's on our client.. I just read their charges and I have access to their customer ID
tough dust
Are you a web dev?
thin inlet
yes
tough dust
Do you know if the Charge is part of an Invoice? Or is it just a Payment Intent?
thin inlet
if it is, we don't use it. so I think the safest way is facing it as a Payment Intent only
is there a way of pulling the tax using the chargeId or payment intent?
tough dust
Checking with a colleague. It would be helpful if you can find out if your company uses Invoices, because if so, then this is easy.
Basically, if you use Checkout, you can look at the Checkout Session object to get that info: https://docs.stripe.com/api/checkout/sessions/object#checkout_session_object-amount_subtotal
Then for the Invoice there's this field: https://docs.stripe.com/api/invoices/object#invoice_object-subtotal_excluding_tax
thin inlet
but I have many clients that would run the same workflow, so preferably we would do another way..
about the checkout session, what I'm looking for in the checkout session object?
tough dust
There isn't another way really, without using the Tax Calculations, which is wayyyyy more complicated
thin inlet
hmm okay
that helps a bit already
thank you!!
I think the easiest way would be using the invoice
tough dust
Yup! I would check in with your client at this point to get that info, because it's going to save you a lot of time
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