#akhilk_api
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Not via Stripe Tax or Tax Rates. You'd just need to model it as another line item on the invoice
as a negative amount?
No, just a $5.00 line item
How would this impact tax reporting in Stripe (e.g., would manual adjustments break compliance or reconciliation)?
It wouldn't be reported as tax at all I'm afraid
So you'd need to manually reconsile the tax amounts on the invoices
can we do that via Typescript SDK? Is there any docs?
Other than the API endpoint you'd use? Not really: https://docs.stripe.com/api/invoiceitems/create
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On the same context, what we currently do is calculate the percentage value with respect to the amount, register that tax rate and use that. The issue with that is that in the final invoice the customer can see the % value applied. Is there a way to disable rendering the % value in the rendered invoice
You can maybe exclude the tax amount entirely from the PDF: https://docs.stripe.com/api/invoices/create#create_invoice-rendering-amount_tax_display
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Thanks a lot. Will get back if there is further questions