TaxCloud Now Integrates with Stripe’s Payment Platform

Online sales tax compliance service TaxCloud now connects with Stripe’s payments platform so that merchants can easily manage their U.S. sales tax obligations.

This integration helps online retailers who find themselves having to collect sales tax in additional states since the Supreme Court issued its opinion in South Dakota v. Wayfair in June 2018.

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TaxCloud provides a powerful sales tax API, wrapped by an easy-to-use, self-service Cloud platform.

While the TaxCloud website empowers retailers of any size to get started collecting sales tax in any state (or all states) in minutes, the TaxCloud API delivers real-time and batch process sales tax calculations for any address in the U.S., as well as automated registration, filing & remittance services, audit response and indemnification to its clients.

Similar integrations with the Amazon Marketplace, Etsy, Shopify, Bonanza, QuickBooks Online, WooCommerce, and eBay have been announced by TaxCloud over the past 14 months.

“TaxCloud is delighted to support retailers’ ability to be compliant with the changing sales tax landscape in the U.S. by integrating with leading eCommerce platforms. The payments process is the most logical place for sales tax services like TaxCloud’s to operate and this integration with Stripe is an important first step to achieving that vision.”

TaxCloud CEO David Campbell

To learn more about how TaxCloud works with Stripe, interested merchants can follow this link.

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