#Sir Devilik-tax
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thanks, I will give you an example, right now when a customer buys a subscription per month with a tax on that item ex: 100€ + 23% of tax 23€ the next payment will be 123€ even if we change the default tax because client/customer changed is address to another country ex: 21% on the new address
should the next payment get updated with the default tax change automatically?
"When a subscription renews and creates an invoice, Stripe sends the invoice.created webhook event. Stripe waits approximately one hour before finalizing the invoice and attempting payment or sending an email. During that delay, the invoice is a draft and is editable. Follow the process to assign tax rates to that invoice." found this on docs
hmm ,same question as @ebon isle earlier today 🙂
Same answer I'm afraid — it's an excellent question but I don't know off the top of my head. My assumption is the future invoices would change, since I think we re-calculate tax on each invoice generated, so at that time we’ll be taking into account the current state of the customer and your account individually on each payment. But you should write to https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true for a definitive answer so we can ask the product team
yeah you don't have to do that (manually add tax rates to the draft invoice) if you're using our automatic tax feature, since it adds the tax rates for you
thanks, right now the next invoices dont get updated with the current address of the customer, but I think we dont have the automatic tax activated, im checking
then yeah it really depends how you built this. We just apply the tax rates applicable, so the subscription.default_tax_rates or the Customer level ones if those are not set, or you can override them by directly editing the Invoice when it's draft; it's up to you to determine which rate should apply based on the customer details — https://stripe.com/docs/billing/subscriptions/taxes .
Unless you use our automatic tax product(https://stripe.com/docs/tax/subscriptions) in which case the rates are managed automatically by us, but I'm not sure what you use or what you built.