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tonkapark
commented on May 26, 2024
Hi @wassimk
Have you looked in the documentation and examples?
https://github.com/taxjar/taxjar-ruby#example-response-2
http://developers.taxjar.com/api/#post-calculate-sales-tax-for-an-order
The response to the /taxes endpoint should include the rate used for each line item. If you have an example request and response please share.
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wassimk
commented on May 26, 2024
Hey @tonkapark , yes, I've looked, I think I just don't understand the returned rates. More of a tax question now.
The rate is 0.08875. Each line item has the rate broken down in different ways. So district takes more for one item and less for another. But they all add up to 0.08875. I was thinking each line item could possibly have a different aggregated rate. But, it seems this is not true, it will always be 0.08875. That true? So, I can ignore the breakdown and just use the aggregated rate always?
:order_total_amount => 119.96,
:shipping => 14.98,
:taxable_amount => 119.96,
:amount_to_collect => 10.65,
:rate => 0.08875,
:has_nexus => true,
:freight_taxable => true,
:tax_source => "destination",
:breakdown => {
:shipping => {
:taxable_amount => 14.98,
:tax_collectable => 1.33,
:state_amount => 0.6,
:state_sales_tax_rate => 0.04,
:county_amount => 0.0,
:county_tax_rate => 0.0,
:city_amount => 0.67,
:city_tax_rate => 0.045,
:special_district_amount => 0.06,
:special_tax_rate => 0.00375
},
:state_taxable_amount => 119.96,
:state_tax_collectable => 4.8,
:county_taxable_amount => 0.0,
:county_tax_collectable => 0.0,
:city_taxable_amount => 119.96,
:city_tax_collectable => 5.4,
:special_district_taxable_amount => 119.96,
:special_district_tax_collectable => 0.45,
:line_items => [
[0] {
:id => "17471705",
:tax_collectable => 3.99,
:state_taxable_amount => 44.99,
:state_sales_tax_rate => 0.04,
:state_amount => 1.8,
:county_taxable_amount => 0.0,
:county_tax_rate => 0.0,
:county_amount => 0.0,
:city_taxable_amount => 44.99,
:city_tax_rate => 0.045,
:city_amount => 2.02,
:special_district_taxable_amount => 44.99,
:special_tax_rate => 0.00375,
:special_district_amount => 0.17
},
[1] {
:id => "17471706",
:tax_collectable => 3.55,
:state_taxable_amount => 39.99,
:state_sales_tax_rate => 0.04,
:state_amount => 1.6,
:county_taxable_amount => 0.0,
:county_tax_rate => 0.0,
:county_amount => 0.0,
:city_taxable_amount => 39.99,
:city_tax_rate => 0.045,
:city_amount => 1.8,
:special_district_taxable_amount => 39.99,
:special_tax_rate => 0.00375,
:special_district_amount => 0.15
},
[2] {
:id => "17471704",
:tax_collectable => 1.78,
:state_taxable_amount => 20.0,
:state_sales_tax_rate => 0.04,
:state_amount => 0.8,
:county_taxable_amount => 0.0,
:county_tax_rate => 0.0,
:county_amount => 0.0,
:city_taxable_amount => 20.0,
:city_tax_rate => 0.045,
:city_amount => 0.9,
:special_district_taxable_amount => 20.0,
:special_tax_rate => 0.00375,
:special_district_amount => 0.08
}
]
}
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tonkapark
commented on May 26, 2024
@wassimk
The line items can have different rates if they happen to fall into a reduced rate category like clothing in some states. So I would recommend if you must show the rate used you might have to show it at the line item level if you are passing in the product_tax_code. If you are not using the product_tax_code then you can just show the "rate" at the top level.
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