If you’re selling software abroad, you may need to charge your customers VAT—the international equivalent of sales tax. Here are 4 questions to ask when you make your first international sale.

Certain states can be audit hot spots for software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies. Here is a roundup of sales tax rate and rules in 5 popular states—Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Washington—that tax SaaS.

Most of us who live in today’s modern economies pay sales tax regularly, but we may not be entirely sure how the system works.

Something big changed in the world of sales tax in 2018—a legal shift that made it much more likely for remote retailers, including SaaS companies, to be obligated to collect and remit sales tax to states across the country.

If you’re obligated to remit sales tax in Washington, you’ll also have to address Washington B&O tax. Read on to learn what you need to know about the gross receipts tax on Washington businesses.

As you expand your global presence, you may consider establishing foreign selling entities. Here are the implications for managing VAT as a multinational business.

Most SaaS companies take one of three paths—complying prospectively, including past sales tax liability, and filing a voluntary disclosure agreement (VDA).

Companies often turn to a sales tax engine to manage the minutiae of tax codes. But many sales tax engines miss (or charge more for) components that can make or break your compliance.