# Exporting Fees Paid

There are two reports in the Stripe Dashboard that show your fees, depending on how much detail you need.
## Fees Report
The [Fees Report](https://docs.stripe.com/reports/all-fees) is the best place to see a dedicated breakdown of what you've been charged in Stripe fees. It shows fees at the transaction and product level, so you can see exactly what contributed to your total fees for a given period.
To export your fees from the Fees Report:
1. Navigate to **Reporting** > **[Fees](https://dashboard.stripe.com/reports/all-fees)** in the Dashboard.
1. Apply your preferred date range and any other filters.
## Balance Summary Report
If you want to see your fees alongside the rest of your funds movement — such as payments, refunds, and payouts — use the [Balance Summary Report](https://docs.stripe.com/reports/balance) instead. This gives you a full picture of how your balance changed over a given period, with fees shown as one component.
To view fees in the Balance Summary Report:
1. Navigate to **Reporting** > **[Balance Summary](https://dashboard.stripe.com/reports/balance)** in the Dashboard.
1. Apply your preferred date range, timezone, and any other filters.
## Invoices for Stripe fees
In certain countries, Stripe will generate an invoice for the fees you’ve incurred each month which you can use for tax purposes. Refer to our guide on downloading your tax invoices for more information.
## Retrieving fees programmatically
Both the Fees Report and the Balance Summary Report can be run through the [Stripe Reports API](https://docs.stripe.com/reports/api). This is useful if you want to automate report generation or integrate fee data into your own systems.
If you’d like to retrieve the fees for a given payment programmatically, follow the [guide in our docs](https://stripe.com/docs/expand/use-cases#stripe-fee-for-payment).