Sage 100 ERP Sales Tax Automation
Automate the Exemption Certificate life cycle within Sage 100 ERP to save time and money plus improve sales tax transaction compliance.
According to the New York Department of Taxation and Finance:
Sales tax exemption certificates enable a purchaser to make tax-free purchases that would normally be subject to sales tax. The purchaser fills out the certificate and gives it to the seller. The seller keeps the certificate and may then sell property or services to the purchaser without charging sales tax.
Join us for our free webinar "Sage 100 ERP: Exemption Certificates Best Practices: Reducing Audit Risk"
Date: Thursday, September 19, 2013
Time: 10AM PT/ 1PM ET
Did you know that disallowed exempt sales are a leading cause of sales tax audit assessments?
The truth is that most people handle exemption certificates the same way they handle time. You think you have it, until you need it.
Many businesses have exemption certificates spread far and wide across a company. This can make it difficult to identify, find, and verify that the correct certificate for a customer's purchase has been obtained, and if you have incorrect data it can put your business at risk for a costly audit.
Technology has brought solutions! Join our webinar on Thursday, September 19th at 10:00am PT/1:00pm ET to learn more about how automating the exemption certificate lifecycle within your Sage 100 ERP system can save you time and money as well as improve your staff and customer experiences with non-taxed transaction compliance.
Join our Sage 100 ERP webinar and learn about:
- Transitioning from paper to electronic certificates
- Automating renewal requests
- Generating valid certificates at check-out
- Digital storage and retrieval
- Integration between certificate management system and your ERP
Join Avalara for a free 30-minute informational Sage 100 ERP webinar to find out how to take the headache out of the exemption certificate management within your ERP system.
Exemption Certificates Best Practices: Reducing Audit Risk
Thursday, September 19, 2013
10AM PT/ 1PM ET
