#smitit1999_unexpected
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Hello, can you send me the ID of the customer that you are seeing this behavior with? cus_123
Was catching up on how that worked in the API. Where are you seeing this user being charged taxes on invoices? When I look at the latest invoice on that customer's subscription (sub_1RMVGpGRs9Vv0S2ich7m2IdJ - in_1RMVOJGRs9Vv0S2iw1sMjbHn) I see no tax amounts
subtotal: 276102, subtotal_excluding_tax: 276102, tax: null, test_clock: null, total: 276102, total_discount_amounts: [], total_excluding_tax: 276102, total_pretax_credit_amounts: [], total_tax_amounts: [], total_taxes: [],
aah so sorry, my bad. It was the proration amount that was causing the decimal amount. I assumed it was tax. My bad, should have checked it before raising it here