Resources

Insights for modern finance teams

Global sales tax rules change fast, and finance teams need clarity, not more confusion. This library brings together guides, research, webinars, customer stories, and product updates built for finance professionals.

Reports

Quarterly SaaS sales tax update: Q2 2023

Anrok’s team of tax experts share the sales tax and VAT news that matters for your software business.
Reports
Quarterly SaaS sales tax update: Q1 2023

Quarterly SaaS sales tax update: Q1 2023

Italy goes after Meta for $925 million in VAT, and Georgia nears its first digital goods tax. Get these updates and more news for SaaS businesses, from Anrok’s team of tax experts.
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Year-end SaaS sales tax review: 2022

Year-end SaaS sales tax review: 2022

Anrok’s team of tax experts review the key sales tax updates from 2022 that SaaS finance leaders need to know—and what to look for as we head into 2023.
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Quarterly SaaS sales tax update: Q3 2022

Anrok’s team of tax experts shares the latest updates to sales tax legislation—and what they mean for SaaS businesses.
Product Updates
Introducing the Anrok SuiteApp

Introducing the Anrok SuiteApp

Connect NetSuite and Anrok to calculate sales tax in real time—and get end-to-end sales tax automation for SaaS.
Reports

Quarterly SaaS sales tax update: Q2 2022

Each quarter, Anrok looks at recent state sales tax legislation, decisions, and cases that might impact SaaS companies. Quarter 2 of 2022 brought updates in Texas, Washington, Maryland, and Mississippi.
Tax Updates

Maryland determines SaaS is subject to sales tax

Maryland starts taxing software sales through their “21st Century Economy Fairness Act.” By expanding the definition of “digital products,” SaaS sales are now taxable at the state rate of 6%.
Reports

Quarterly SaaS sales tax update: Q1 2022

Anrok reviews recent state sales tax legislation, decisions, and cases impacting companies in the digital economy.
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The companies building what’s next, run on Anrok.

From high-growth startups to global teams, modern companies use Anrok to automate tax compliance, expand into new markets, and stay audit-ready.

How Notion cracked the global tax problem

"You can build out a tax team of ten people, or you can have Anrok."

Latoya Phillips, Global Indirect Tax, Notion
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How Webflow went from paying out of pocket to proving the pass-through

"Anrok shaved off a good two to three days a month."

Christie Perez, Indirect Tax Manager, Webflow

Synthesia got global tax down to 4 hours a month

"We kind of jumped straight to Anrok just because they're well known in the tech space with a focus on companies like Synthesia."

Jeffrey O'Connor, Controller, Synthesia
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