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Georg K.
Georg K.

Reputation: 461

How to get Stripe checkout to show a $249 CAD price with a 5% tax when the customer is in canada and $249 USD with no taxe in the rest of the world?

I have a business located in Canada and there is a tax of 5% I want to charge with a price of 249 CAD. For the rest of the world, I want to set a price of 249 USD with no tax. I've created multiple prices with different currencies like said here but I just can't figure out how to pass multiple prices (stripe says you can pass them in the line options)! Also, I've created a tax for the Canada region, how can I activate it when the user selects "Canada" in the checkout session?

var options = new SessionCreateOptions
    {
        AutomaticTax = new SessionAutomaticTaxOptions { Enabled = true },
        LineItems = new List<SessionLineItemOptions>
        {
            new SessionLineItemOptions
            {
                
                Price = "price_idUS",
                Quantity = 1,
            },
        },
        Mode = "payment",
        SuccessUrl = domain + "/payment/success",
        CancelUrl = domain + "/payment/cancel",
        ClientReferenceId = userId,
    };

Upvotes: 3

Views: 308

Answers (1)

codename_duchess
codename_duchess

Reputation: 931

You don't have to create multiple Price objects. You just need to create one Price object (a multi-currency Price), specifying 249 CAD and 249 USD within currency_options. Then, you can pass in that Price ID when you create the Checkout session (you only need 1 line item). If you've already configured a 5% tax with Stripe Tax for Canada, then that should just work assuming you pass tax_behavior on the Price object for the Canadian currency option. If you don't need to collect a tax outside of Canada, then your Stripe Tax registrations should reflect that. Also, if you want all non-Canadian customers to pay in USD, you can set the default currency on the Price object to USD.

Upvotes: 1

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