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Management Reporting | Compliance Status

Every filing obligation, one board.

Sales tax returns by state, the states you are approaching nexus in, 1099 readiness, entity annual reports and payroll filings, each with a named owner and a status. The controller and the auditor look at the same posture on the same screen rather than assembling it separately.

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What the system does

Capability, input, output.

  • Sales tax

    Input
    Registrations and their frequencies
    Output
    Every state return, its period, owner and status
  • Nexus

    Input
    Sales measured per state
    Output
    States crossed and states approaching, before a notice arrives
  • 1099 readiness

    Input
    Payees against the forms held
    Output
    Missing W-9s and unmatched taxpayer numbers, ranked by spend
  • Entity filings

    Input
    Annual reports and registrations per state
    Output
    What is due, for which entity, in which jurisdiction
  • Payroll

    Input
    Federal and state filing obligations
    Output
    Status against the period they belong to
  • Ownership

    Input
    Each obligation
    Output
    A named person, not a shared mailbox
  • History

    Input
    Filed periods
    Output
    What was filed, when, by whom, with the confirmation

Compliance Status FAQ

What buyers ask.

Is this just a calendar?

A calendar tells you a date. This tells you whether the underlying work is possible: whether the return can be drafted, whether the W-9s are in, whether the registration is current. A deadline you cannot meet is more useful known three weeks early than on the day.

Where do the obligations come from?

From your registrations and your activity, rather than a list somebody typed and now maintains. A state you registered in produces its returns automatically, which is why zero-activity returns stop being the ones that get missed.

Does it print due dates?

Dates are configured against your registrations and are yours to keep current. We deliberately do not publish a due-date table in product copy, because states change them independently and a stale date is worse than none.

Can our accountant see it?

Yes, scoped to what they are engaged on. Handing over a shared drive tends to mean handing over everything, so external access is deliberately narrower than internal.

What does the auditor get from this?

The history: what was filed, when, by whom, and the confirmation, held against the period. That is usually the first thing requested and the last thing anybody can find.

See every filing obligation on one board.

Connect your books, free. Obligations come from your registrations and your activity, each with an owner.