Sales tax
Sales tax, explained clearly
Nexus, rates, exemptions, and filing, broken down without the jargon. Everything you need to understand how sales tax works, whether you are registering in your first state or your fiftieth.
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Mid-year SaaS sales tax review: 2024
Anrokβs team of tax experts share the global tax updates you need to know. From new states taxing software to VAT rate changes in the EU, get updates from the first half of 2024 that could impact your business.
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Is SaaS taxable in Chicago? Why some cities are trickier for software taxation
As jurisdictions work to make up new rules or categories that can fit SaaS, conflicts inevitably arise. This is particularly the case with home rule cities like Chicago, Illinois.
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Is SaaS taxable in Colorado? The answer is complicated
You might expect a yes or no answerβbut the question of whether SaaS is taxable in Colorado is far more complicated. Home-rule cities like Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs set their own taxation rules.
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Is SaaS taxable?
Software-as-a-service (SaaS) is a relatively new addition to the world of commerce, and itβs quite a bit different than goods that have traditionally been bought and soldβand taxedβin the marketplace.
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Is a VDA right for my business?
Deciding how to get your business sales tax compliant with historical exposures? This guide can help you navigate the decision-making process around Voluntary Disclosure Agreements.
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Introducing the first global sales tax solution for SaaS
With Anrok, you can enable sales tax compliance in 40+ countries on a single platform, helping you protect your revenue as you expand outside the U.S.
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How trailing nexus impacts your SaaS business
Once youβve registered to collect sales tax and filed returns with a state, it can be difficult to close that sales tax registration so you can stop filing returns. This lingering responsibility to a state regarding sales tax is called trailing nexus.
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How to reduce your exposure in a sales tax audit
Most companies can expect to be audited at some point, so itβs important to have a plan for when this inevitably happens. You can get flagged for a sales tax audit for a variety of reasons. These include sales volume, high volume of exempt sales, and more.