remittance/account/profiles/add

Saves a reusable tax remittance payee profile (tax category, tax account number, payer name) for the calling account, addressed by an opaque token. Supply the returned RemittanceProfileToken on /remittance/create to reuse the saved identity instead of re-typing it. If a matching TaxAccountNumber/TaxRemittanceType/client-account scope was previously saved and then deleted via /remittance/account/profiles/delete, this reactivates that same profile row rather than creating a new one - the response's RemittanceProfileToken is a brand new token, and the old (deleted) token remains permanently unresolvable.

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Your account ID

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API key for the account

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Client Account ID to scope this profile to. Omit to save an account-level profile usable with any client account (only possible for accounts with client accounts disabled - accounts with client accounts enabled must supply one).

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The remittance category this profile is saved for. See GET /remittance/tax-categories for valid options.

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The tax account number to save on this profile. Must match the tax account number format required for the selected TaxRemittanceType; federal and Quebec categories include a check digit, which is verified. An off-shape or bad-check-digit value is rejected with INVALID_PARAMETER.

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The legal name of the payer to save on this profile.

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An optional display label for this profile.

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A JSON formatted string of Details defaults to save on this profile and merge into future /remittance/create calls made with this profile's token. Every key must be a field flagged IsProfileField: true for this TaxRemittanceType in GET /remittance/tax-categories - no field is currently flagged, so any key supplied here is rejected.

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