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    Interface TaxRateData

    interface TaxRateData {
        country?: string;
        description?: string;
        display_name: string;
        inclusive: boolean;
        jurisdiction?: string;
        jurisdiction_level?: Stripe.InvoiceUpdateLinesParams.Line.TaxAmount.TaxRateData.JurisdictionLevel;
        percentage: number;
        state?: string;
        tax_type?: Stripe.InvoiceUpdateLinesParams.Line.TaxAmount.TaxRateData.TaxType;
    }
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    country? description? display_name inclusive jurisdiction? jurisdiction_level? percentage state? tax_type?

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    country?: string

    Two-letter country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2).

    description?: string

    An arbitrary string attached to the tax rate for your internal use only. It will not be visible to your customers.

    display_name: string

    The display name of the tax rate, which will be shown to users.

    inclusive: boolean

    This specifies if the tax rate is inclusive or exclusive.

    jurisdiction?: string

    The jurisdiction for the tax rate. You can use this label field for tax reporting purposes. It also appears on your customer's invoice.

    jurisdiction_level?: Stripe.InvoiceUpdateLinesParams.Line.TaxAmount.TaxRateData.JurisdictionLevel

    The level of the jurisdiction that imposes this tax rate.

    percentage: number

    The statutory tax rate percent. This field accepts decimal values between 0 and 100 inclusive with at most 4 decimal places. To accommodate fixed-amount taxes, set the percentage to zero. Stripe will not display zero percentages on the invoice unless the amount of the tax is also zero.

    state?: string

    ISO 3166-2 subdivision code, without country prefix. For example, "NY" for New York, United States.

    tax_type?: Stripe.InvoiceUpdateLinesParams.Line.TaxAmount.TaxRateData.TaxType

    The high-level tax type, such as vat or sales_tax.

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