Blog Post
Introducing Quaderno - Tax Automation Software
February 24, 2020
At OTG Tech, just whispering the words ‘Sales Tax’, ‘VAT’ or ‘GST’ is like dangling cat-nip in front of a very nerdy kitten!
We’re not so far gone however that we don’t realise this maybe isn’t the case for all of you out there. Particularly our Tech and E-Commerce clients who have one or two more important things to spend their time on; you know like growing their business, keeping their customers happy, WORLD DOMINATION!! Is that last one too much?... No I think that’s fair.
So, what have we done to soothe that naughty tax headache of yours – well check out our tax automation partner Quaderno:
Quaderno integrates with all of your popular payment channels like Recurly, PayPal, Stripe etc. and then collects all the info you need to understand your thresholds and obligations for Sales Tax (in the US states), VAT (in EU countries) and GST (in countries like Australia). Helping you to comply with every little tax rule around the globe and all presented in super sleek, easy to read reports. Seriously guys this software is good looking, I’m talking Danny de Vito good looking – no-one else is into Danny?! Alright just me…
If you’re looking to automate your tax invoices or understand your international sales tax/ VAT responsibilities, get in touch and let’s see if OnTheGo and Quaderno can’t make your life easier!
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