Kintsugi - Sales Tax Automation

10/19/2026

We've lost count of how many first-year Intuit QuickBooks clients ask their CPA the same question: "Wait, I owe sales tax where?"

Economic nexus doesn't wait for anyone to notice. It just accrues.

We'll be at Intuit Connect 2026 (Oct 26–28, ARIA Resort & Casino). Find Kintsugi at Booth #38 for a first look at our new Intuit Enterprise Suite integration, and enter to win a Yeti cooler packed with goodies! Stop by to talk through how firms are catching nexus exposure early, before it becomes a client’s problem.

Sales tax: We got it handled.

10/19/2026

Women who count, meet the women who count nexus. 💚

Jamee Dunn and Gina Heggelman are heading to Hilton Head for the Accounting & Financial Women's Alliance conference, October 21 to 23 at The Westin.

If your clients sell across state lines, their sales tax exposure has probably grown faster than anyone was tracking. Find Jamee and Gina at booth #2 to chat about how firms are turning sales tax into a service line. Or just come say hi. They’re looking forward to meeting you.

See you on the island! 🌴

10/17/2026

🇬🇳 Kintsugi supports Guinea VAT. Non-resident digital providers register from their first sale — there's no threshold to wait out.

✅ Accurate VAT at 18%
📊 One view across all channels
👀 Free exposure monitoring
📑 Compliant on digital sales
🌍 Manage Guinea alongside your global tax registrations

Explore: https://www.trykintsugi.com/product/overview?utm_medium=organic&utm_source=social&utm_campaign=country%20announcements

10/16/2026

Most sales tax problems don't show up until the return is filed. By then, it's a client call nobody wants to make.

On Tuesday, October 20, Kintsugi and Meridian are putting two AI-native platforms in the same room to talk about catching that exposure earlier, in the same workflow where your team closes the books.

Jeff Siegel of Siegel Solutions, 2026 Pro Advisor of the Year, joins Andy Katchmer from Meridian and Ryan Le from Kintsugi for a candid conversation about what's working with AI in accounting practices right now, and what isn't.

You'll walk away with:
→ How closing the books and catching tax exposure can happen in one workflow
→ A practical way to tell intentional AI tools from retrofitted ones
→ A new way to think about firm capacity: something AI expands, not replaces

Live product walkthroughs included. No pitch deck.

📅 Tuesday, October 20, 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET
Save your seat: https://pilot-6.wistia.com/live/events/lq9hhojm0q?utm_medium=social&utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=pwbn-2026-q3-kintsugi+webinar

10/16/2026

Pappy Van Winkle, George T. Stagg, William Larue Weller, Eagle Rare and Thomas H. Handy. Five bottles you rarely see on the same table.

We’re pouring all five Monday night at SuiteWorld with our friends at Vertex Inc., in a 3,000 sq ft suite at Caesars Palace.

After a day of sessions, don't let your evening head straight toward email. Come enjoy exceptional wh***ey and great conversation to wind down.

Mon, Oct 26 · 5:30pm · Space is limited

Link to save your spot is in the comments.

Come before or after the Industry Reception.

10/15/2026

New integration: Kintsugi now works with Intuit Enterprise Suite

Running three entities doesn’t mean you have one sales tax problem. It means you have three.

Each entity crosses its own nexus thresholds, registers in its own states, and files on its own schedule. Moving your books to Intuit Enterprise Suite doesn’t change that. For a lot of finance teams, sales tax still lives in a spreadsheet.

Now you can connect each IES entity to Kintsugi:

→ Every entity keeps its own connection, data, and nexus tracking

→ Kintsugi calculates tax and writes it onto your IES invoices, so your team keeps invoicing the way it does today

→ The rate and tax amount are recorded in the invoice memo, and nothing else on the invoice changes, which keeps reconciliation clean

→ Registrations, filings, and remittance are handled for each entity. You review and approve.

Accounting firms and CAS practices can manage IES clients in Kintsugi Portfolio alongside their QuickBooks Online clients. Pending filings, registration gaps, and approaching thresholds all show up in one dashboard.

If you already use Kintsugi with QuickBooks Online, setup follows the same steps.

How many entities is your team tracking sales tax for right now?

https://trykintsugi.com/blog/kintsugi-integrates-with-intuit-enterprise-suite?utm_medium=organic&utm_source=social&utm_campaign=blogs

Connect each Intuit Enterprise Suite entity to Kintsugi to automate sales tax calculation, nexus tracking, and filing, whether your team or a firm owns it.

10/14/2026

Most compliance tools make you choose between handling sales tax well or handling use tax at all. You shouldn't have to pick.

Kintsugi now ingests your purchases and determines use tax liability across US states, tracking use tax exposure and calculating what's owed. The output isn't a separate, bolted-on process either. You get combined Sales & Use Tax filings when that's what you need, or standalone use tax filings when it isn't.

For businesses that already use Kintsugi for sales tax, this closes a gap that used to mean a second tool, a second process, or a second vendor. For everyone else, it's one more reason to look at what a single compliance platform can actually cover.

Come see what Kintsugi does.

10/13/2026

How much time does your team spend double-checking sales tax on invoices, just to make sure nothing's off?

With Kintsugi, that check happens automatically, on every single invoice, verified in real time. It's backed by 24/7 support and a platform trusted by 6,000+ customers, and it's top rated across G2 and Capterra.

Right tax on every invoice. Finally, peace of mind.

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10/10/2026

🇺🇸 Kintsugi supports US sales tax across every state as well as 100+ countries.
If you sell in the US, there are 50+ different sets of nexus rules to track, which Kintsugi does for you.

✅ Accurate sales tax by state
📊 One view across all channels
👀 Free exposure monitoring
📑 Compliant against economic nexus thresholds
🌍 Manage the US alongside your global tax registrations

Explore: https://www.trykintsugi.com/product/overview?utm_medium=organic&utm_source=social&utm_campaign=country%20announcements

10/09/2026

Your client may already be on a state's radar. They just don't know it yet.

Our Senior Solutions Engineer Ryan L. wrote in The Woodard Report about where sales tax compliance is headed for accounting firms. Here are five shifts worth building your practice around:

States are finding sellers through data. Marketplace reports, payment processor records, and 3PL inventory locations are surfacing unregistered businesses. States no longer wait for sellers to report themselves.

Audits are increasingly focused on remote and multi-state sellers. A nexus review from two years ago doesn't cover the exposure a client has picked up since from channel growth or a fulfillment change.

Marketplace facilitator rules aren't settled. States still differ on whether marketplace sales count toward a seller's threshold, and the reporting rules keep changing.

Digital products are the new battleground. States are rewriting their codes for digital products, subscriptions, and services. Some treat these sales differently for nexus than for taxability.

VAT and GST are arriving through logistics. International fulfillment can create obligations before anyone thinks of the client as an international filer.

The bottom line: a sales tax practice needs a process for staying current, not a setup you do once and leave alone.

Read Ryan's full piece: https://report.woodard.com/articles/where-sales-tax-compliance-is-headed-for-accounting-firms-otwr-ksgwr?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign