Taxware Integration with IBM Commerce Solutions

Sovos
December 1, 2014

IBM Smarter Commerce with Taxware

Now you can combine IBM Smarter Commerce and Taxware compliance solutions for accuracy, consistency and control over sales and use tax management.  Through an API maintained by Taxware, IBM Smarter Commerce users have full access to Taxware’s determination and reporting tools for sales, use, and Value-added tax compliance.

With this Taxware integration, IBM Smarter Commerce users can integrate IBM Smarter Commerce with Taxware to leverage Taxware’s accurate and timely matrix of tax rules and regulations. The Tax Research Team at Taxware is composed of Attorneys, LLM’s, CPA’s, MST’s, MBA’s, CMI’s and other tax professionals whose responsibility it is to ensure that our clients receive timely and accurate tax content. Taxware’s sole focus is transaction tax (Sales and Use Tax in the United States and Value Added Tax worldwide) and over the years, we have developed substantial industry expertise that is built into our software products.

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Taxware offers multiple integration options to best fit your technical environment, including integration with leading ERP systems, giving you a streamlined sales tax automation solution. For more information about Taxware integration with IBM Smarter Commerce, please contact us today.

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Sovos was built to solve the complexities of the digital transformation of tax, with complete, connected offerings for tax determination, continuous transaction controls, tax reporting and more. Sovos customers include half the Fortune 500, as well as businesses of every size operating in more than 70 countries. The company’s SaaS products and proprietary Sovos S1 Platform integrate with a wide variety of business applications and government compliance processes. Sovos has employees throughout the Americas and Europe, and is owned by Hg and TA Associates.
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