# Stripe Tax for Shopify

Automatically import Shopify transactions into Stripe Tax for unified threshold monitoring, reporting, and filing.

After connecting your Shopify store to Stripe Tax, your Shopify transactions from the last 365 days are automatically synced, and new transactions are imported on a daily basis. Stripe Tax assigns product tax codes based on Shopify categorization, calculates tax obligations, and includes Shopify sales in your consolidated reports and filings.

Stripe Tax for Shopify is in private preview. Provide your email to be added to the waitlist. We’ll follow up to confirm if you’re eligible and share onboarding instructions. If you already have a Stripe account, log in before signing up. If you have questions, contact [stripetax-shopify-waitlist@stripe.com](mailto:stripetax-shopify-waitlist@stripe.com).

## How it works

Once you set up Stripe Tax for Shopify, you can:

- Monitor thresholds across Stripe and Shopify sales to know when you need to register in new jurisdictions
- Consolidate reporting with Shopify transactions included in your Stripe Tax reports for a unified view of tax liabilities
- File automatically using Stripe’s filing solution (in supported jurisdictions), so Shopify sales are included in your returns

### Connect multiple Shopify stores

You can connect multiple Shopify stores to a single Stripe account. Each store’s transactions sync independently and appear in your consolidated Stripe Tax reports.

### Override product tax codes

Stripe Tax automatically assigns product tax codes based on Shopify’s product categorization. If you need to override the default assignment, use a [metadata field in Shopify](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/custom-data/metafields) to specify a different [product tax code](https://docs.stripe.com/tax/tax-codes.md).