Four Methods to Handle SaaS Revenue, VAT and GST Taxes
When you sell across the globe There are many opportunities for growth.
But there's also more complexity.
A major issue is the GST, sales tax and VAT. These are the consumption taxes that you're required to charge your client and remit for them.
Which are the alternatives when it comes to tax compliance and collection?
In a one-hour webinar We covered four main ways that SaaS firms handle global taxation of sales.
We also covered:
- What can happen is the result when SaaS firms don't adhere with tax laws.
- There are a growing number of countries that have changed their rules around VAT as well as sales tax on software in the past few time.
- What tax obligations are different in relation to B2B as well as B2C purchase in various regions of the world.
- Who's responsible for sales tax in the event of resellers being involved.
Stream the full event here.
Presenters
Rachel Harding, Global Tax Director at
Rachel Harding is the global tax director at , handling tax compliance for SaaS companies in over 200 regions around the world. Rachel worked as an expert tax advisor, analyst, and accountant for over 10 years.
Nathan Collier, Director of Content and Community at
Nathan Collier leads the content and community team at . Prior to joining, Nathan ran his own agency for content marketing as well as worked for many SaaS and software companies around the world. Semrush recently named Nathan on its list of the top 100 influential people in content marketing.