Shopify sends Netsuite a tax rate which is 0.01 different to what Netsuite calculates

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations, it appears that the difference in tax calculation between Shopify and NetSuite is due to the fact that Shopify calculates tax and shipping after the subtotal, while NetSuite calculates it before. This difference in calculation order can sometimes lead to rounding differences, causing the total amounts to be slightly off. One solution to this issue is to align NetSuite's calculation method with Shopify's. This can be done by managing your Shopify integration in such a way that it tells NetSuite what tax code/rate to use. However, this may reduce your ability to use NetSuite to report and manage taxes. Another solution is to ensure that the same items are taxable in both systems. For example, if Shopify is taxing the shipping costs, then the same should be done in NetSuite. You can do this by changing the shipping method in NetSuite to taxable. However, please note that shipping is not taxable in every state, so you will need to test this scenario. Please note that these solutions may not completely eliminate the difference in tax calculation between the two systems, but they should help to reduce the frequency of manual adjustments. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******