#krista_checkout-shipping-taxes

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icy raven
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Hi ๐Ÿ‘‹

How are you creating the Checkout Session? Can you share the ID of an API request where you are doing this?

neat cargo
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One moment while I try to find the request id

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when i create a session using stripe.checkout.Session.create(**create_session_data) it does not return the request id

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Here is a screenshot of the response though. You'll just have to zoom in and it shows all the data returned

icy raven
icy raven
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I don't need the session, thanks. The request is what I was looking for.

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I think, for your situation, you will need to create tax rates for those states and provide them in the shipping_options.shipping_rate_data parameter

neat cargo
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we are creating tax rates and passing the tax rate id to the checkout session. we are also passing shipping options with the shipping rate data. ive also tried updating the "tax_behavior" in the shipping data to see if that makes a difference and it didnt

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Thank you

icy raven
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Yup, that is what I was suggesting. You use a different tax code specifically for the shipping rate

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I'm glad you found it and we got to the same page