Nexus assessment
Economic and physical nexus reviewed by state so you know where registration is required.
Sales tax
Sales Tax
Nexus tracking, filings, and remittance so multi-state sales stay compliant without the scramble.
What's included
Everything we deliver in this engagement
Registration and filing
State accounts set up and returns prepared on the right cadence for each jurisdiction.
Collection and remittance
Rates, exemptions, and remittance workflows aligned to how you actually sell.
Marketplace and ecommerce support
Guidance for marketplace facilitator rules, Shopify/Stripe data, and channel-specific quirks.
Process
Sales tax from exposure to routine
We map where you owe, clean up the backlog if needed, then install a filing rhythm that stays current.
We analyze sales by state, channels, and product types to identify filing obligations.
Where needed, we register, address past periods, and organize supporting records.
Returns are prepared, reviewed, and remitted on each state’s schedule.
As you enter new markets or channels, we revisit nexus and update the filing plan.
Deliverables
Compliance outputs you can rely on
Sales tax work produces a clear filing map, confirmations, and a calendar you can trust as you grow.
Schedule a consultation- Nexus and registration status by state
- Filed returns with remittance confirmation
- Exemption certificate tracking where applicable
- Calendar of upcoming sales tax deadlines
- Quarterly exposure review as sales expand
Who it's for
For sellers whose geography outgrew DIY filing
Ecommerce brands
Multi-location operators
Teams preparing for diligence
Marketplace sellers
FAQ
Everything you need to know before starting
Yes. We assess back periods and help prioritize voluntary disclosures or cleanup where appropriate.
We commonly pull data from Shopify, Stripe, Amazon, and similar channels, then reconcile for filings.
Sales tax can stand alone or layer onto bookkeeping. Many clients add it when they expand into new states.
“We had been struggling with the same bookkeeping bottlenecks for years before Accru. By the end of the first quarter, we had a clear financial picture our entire leadership team could work from.”