query QueryConnectorTaxRates($salesChannelId: String!) {
QueryConnectorTaxRates(salesChannelId: $salesChannelId) {
rate
countryCode
}
}{
"salesChannelId": "string"
}{
"data": {
"QueryConnectorTaxRates": [
{
"rate": "value",
"countryCode": "string"
}
]
}
}QueryConnectorTaxRates
Delivers the tax rates a Connector endpoint currently reports for a single connector account. Read live from the endpoint on every request: connector tax rates are live-only, there is no persisted per-connector tax rate set, so this endpoint carries the endpoint’s latency and failure modes unlike the database-backed sibling endpoints. The underlying global-data pull is capped at 50 items - the same fixed limit the JTL-Wawi desktop client has always used, so this endpoint reports exactly the set the desktop connector editor shows. A connector reporting more tax rates than the cap is truncated by the pull, and the response cannot signal it: the call returns no total count, so truncation is not detectable. Treat a result of exactly 50 items as possibly incomplete. The result is not paged and supports no filtering or sorting.
QueryConnectorTaxRates(salesChannelId: String!): [ConnectorTaxRateListItem!]!Arguments
Returns
The tax rate as reported by the Connector endpoint, in percent - 19 means 19 %, not a factor. Published exactly as reported: the value is neither converted nor plausibility-checked, so it stays directly comparable to the Wawi-side rate (dbo.tSteuersatz.fSteuersatz), which the protocol maps onto this very field.
Country the tax rate applies to, as an ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code in canonical uppercase form (ADR-85), or null if the endpoint reported no usable code. Named CountryCode, not CountryIso, to match the ADR-85 vocabulary and the sibling CurrencyCode. The pattern is strict uppercase rather than the case-insensitive form ADR-85 shows for request fields: this is a response-only field, so there is no incoming value to accept leniently, and the canonical form is guaranteed by normalization at the read boundary. Only the FORM of the code is validated; membership in the ISO 3166-1 register is not verified. A reported value that is not two letters is published as null rather than as an invalid code. Exactly one country per rate - unlike the Wawi's own tax rate model, which distinguishes a departure and a shipment country.
query QueryConnectorTaxRates($salesChannelId: String!) {
QueryConnectorTaxRates(salesChannelId: $salesChannelId) {
rate
countryCode
}
}{
"salesChannelId": "string"
}{
"data": {
"QueryConnectorTaxRates": [
{
"rate": "value",
"countryCode": "string"
}
]
}
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