Who owes the tax on your sale: merchant of record or you
The name on your buyer's card statement does not settle who owes the tax. Here is how to tell whether your platform files it or you do, and what each route costs on a $10 sale.
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The name on your buyer's card statement does not settle who owes the tax. Here is how to tell whether your platform files it or you do, and what each route costs on a $10 sale.
A single purchase can reach your system more than once, by design. What your buyer gets twice depends on what the platform decided counts as the same thing.
A dispute is not a conversation. It is one file upload, under 4.5 MB, inside a window somebody else set - and for a digital sale the proof has to already exist.
We built the platform side of Stripe Connect. Between connecting it and your first sale sits a verification step no platform shows you, and it reopens later.
Your money lands in a Stripe account with your name on it and someone else's settings on it. We built that platform side - here is what those settings do.