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silver glacier
hi there!
Received unknown parameter: automatic_tax (Stripe::InvalidRequestError)
can you share the request ID (req_xxx)? you can find it here https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs
actually there's no need. PaymentIntent don't support automatic_tax, so it's expected that you get that error
hasty falcon
Let me send you detail
Hi,
On my platform GreenPal, we use Stripe Connect with Direct Charges to route payments directly to connected accounts (our vendors).
I was exploring the use of Stripe’s Automatic Tax feature. However, when attempting to create a PaymentIntent with the automatic_tax: { enabled: true } parameter in a direct charge flow (including transfer_data and application_fee_amount), I receive the following error: Received unknown parameter: automatic_tax (Stripe::InvalidRequestError)
Testing the following payload with a direct charge setup:
Stripe::PaymentIntent.create(
amount: 10000,
currency: 'usd',
customer: 'cus_xxx',
payment_method: 'pm_xxx',
confirm: true,
off_session: true,
automatic_tax: { enabled: true },
transfer_data: { destination: 'acct_xxx' },
on_behalf_of: 'acct_xxx',
application_fee_amount: 500
)
From documentation and behavior, it seems that Automatic Tax is currently not supported when using Connect Direct Charges. Could you please confirm if this is accurate?
Clarification on the following areas would be helpful:
Is there any workaround or Stripe-supported solution to collect and remit sales tax automatically while continuing to use direct charges?
If Automatic Tax is not supported in this flow, what are the best practices recommended by Stripe for platforms in our situation?
Are there any plans on Stripe’s roadmap to support Automatic Tax with Connect Direct Charges?
I would like to implement tax handling without disrupting our current charge flow. Your guidance on what’s possible would be extremely helpful.
Thanks
silver glacier
If Automatic Tax is not supported in this flow, what are the best practices recommended by Stripe for platforms in our situation?
you could use Checkout Session that support Automatix tax. or use this: https://docs.stripe.com/tax/payment-intent
hasty falcon
> If Automatic Tax is not supported in this flow, what are the best practices re...
By following this link, If I calculate Tax and then send in paymentIntent, It will automatically cut the tax and remit?
My goal is to tax is deducted and remitted
silver glacier
this is covered here: https://docs.stripe.com/tax/filing
hasty falcon
one more thing, as I just want to calculate tax for Texas based users not for other locations. If I manually calculate tax on back-end upto 8.25%. Then there is any way that I send the amount in any variable or record in Tax transaction. So that It will be deducted from amount and remitted?
We' want Stripe Tax & Stripe Tax Filing to handle calculation, collection, and automatic remittance to Texas under GreenPal’s registration (Taxpayer No. 32092108003).
silver glacier
if you want to set a tax amount using SetupIntent, you have to read the doc I shared earlier: https://docs.stripe.com/tax/payment-intent
hasty falcon
I have read this, please answer this one also,
one more thing, as I just want to calculate tax for Texas based users not for other locations. If I manually calculate tax on back-end upto 8.25%. Then there is any way that I send the amount in any variable or record in Tax transaction. So that It will be deducted from amount and remitted?