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I'm going to repeat what I said in a parent comment: > But what is your definition of "check to make sure the integration was working correctly"? Once you know
by civilized 5y ago
I'm going to repeat what I said in a parent comment:
> But what is your definition of "check to make sure the integration was working correctly"? Once you know what was going wrong, it's easy but unhelpful to say "you should have checked to see if that thing was going wrong".
I'm sure he checked that Canadian tax was working, because that's what he bought Stripe Tax for. He didn't expect it to silently screw up his US customer payments, because he did not need to pay tax for them. He reasonably expected that Stripe Tax should have no impact on the payment of invoices for which no tax is owed.
- NorwegianDude 5y agoIn what world does he not have to pay tax because the customer is in the US? You have to comply with tax regulations where the customer is located. And that is the problem that Stripe Tax helps with. If you only sell locally then it's not exactly hard to implement and stay up to date with the requirements where you live.