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# Sales Tax Charged to End Users

Coda Payments (Coda) is required to determine, charge, and remit 9% GST to the appropriate tax authority on transactions processed in Singapore. In this case, Coda will deduct the GST amount from the settlement payment and remit it to the appropriate tax authority. You don’t need to calculate and send GST separately for purchases made by customers in Singapore.

<mark style="color:purple;">**Sales Tax:**</mark> Depending on the local tax law, Partners may be required to include sales tax in the price offered to customers for digital content purchases in some countries. If you offer content in tax-inclusive countries, the amount that we charge to customers will include the applicable taxes (i.e. when a partner’s charge request is submitted to Coda via API for Rp. 100.000, we will charge the customer Rp. 100.000, of which Rp. 9.910 will be deducted as sales tax (in the case of Indonesia as an illustration)) to be remitted to the appropriate tax authority by either the payment channel, Coda, or Partner.

Currently, Coda supports the transmission of sales taxes to the responsible tax authority on the Partner’s behalf for selected channels. Please contact your corresponding Coda contact for more details.


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