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Managing sales and use tax audits


Sales and use tax audits can be extremely painful — they are time-consuming, exhaust valuable resources, and can negatively affect the bottom line due to hefty penalties and expenses to defend your company. Thanks to hundreds of new tax laws introduced each year, compounded by newly taxable items and services, tax departments can easily make indirect tax reporting and payment mistakes. These oversights could lead to an audit. But even the most vigilant and tax compliant companies aren’t spared. They can be statistically selected for an audit. So how can your indirect tax team avoid, manage, or survive a sales and use tax audit? Read our white paper to find out.

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