October 7th, 2019

Importing an ugly text-file report into Excel

Learn how to use Microsoft Excel to import reports from legacy software platforms into something that's usable for analysis

Michael Foster

Co-Founder / CTO

September 16th, 2019

Sneak Peek @ Zac 3

Features galore, leveled-up search, major speed improvements, and a beautiful new design (plus more) is coming to ZacTax soon.

Michael Foster

Co-Founder / CTO

August 10th, 2019

The benefits of using your own products

If you haven't seen the world through your customer's eyes, you're missing out on a great opportunity for improving their lives (and yours!)

Michael Foster

Co-Founder / CTO

August 6th, 2019

Texas Comptroller provides insight into how the Single Local Tax rule will be reported

A quick update on how distributions the new Single Local Tax Rate rule will be reported to Texas local governments.

Michael Foster

Co-Founder / CTO

July 14th, 2019

How does the $5,000 confidential threshold work?

In which we explain how the Comptroller's "threshold" rule is applied, and what it means for your ZacTax data.

Michael Foster

Co-Founder / CTO

May 11th, 2019

Quick Wins for your Data Visualizations

Charts and graphs are an important way to help tell you story. Use these tips to knock your visualizations out of the park!

Michael Foster

Co-Founder / CTO

April 22nd, 2019

Introducing Audit Watch

Our patent-pending audit platform helps automate the important tax of sales tax audit. But if you want a little more help, we've got you covered.

Michael Foster

Co-Founder / CTO

November 3rd, 2018

Deep-Diving the Texas Comptroller's Single Local Tax Proposal

In which we dig deep into the Texas Comptroller's proposal for a single local tax on remote sellers

Michael Foster

Co-Founder / CTO

November 2nd, 2018

Explaining the proposed Texas single local tax rule

In response to the Wayfair ruling, the Texas Comptroller has released draft legislation creating a single local tax rate for remote sellers.

Michael Foster

Co-Founder / CTO

June 21st, 2018

SCOTUS overturns 1992 ruling, allows states to collect online sales tax regardless of physical presence

In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court overturned a 1992 ruling (Quill v North Dakota) limited states' abilities to charge sales tax on internet transactions.

Michael Foster

Co-Founder / CTO