The Tax Intelligence Platform · Built for SALT Specialists

Tax intelligence forresearch.

One platform for the full engagement — research, planning, modeling, review, and resolution across every taxing jurisdiction. Built for the SALT specialist who lives in the gap between fifty rulebooks.

Per-client data isolation · Every answer cites primary authority
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R. Okafor, CPA
SALT director · multistate practice
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Does our SaaS client have economic nexus for sales tax in Pennsylvania?
TaxFigure
Yes — on both counts. Pennsylvania asserts economic nexus once a remote seller exceeds $100,000 in PA sales in the prior 12 months. PA also taxes SaaS as tangible personal property, so your client's receipts both create nexus and are taxable.
72 P.S. §7201PA Bulletin 2019-01Wayfair v. SD
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50+
State jurisdictions
1,000+
Municipal codes
~2 min
Average research time
100%
Citeable answers
The SALT Advantage

Fifty states.
One source of truth.

State and local tax is fifty moving targets — each with its own statutes, its own bulletins, its own court. TaxFigure puts every jurisdiction in one place, current, and citeable.

Always current

Every state, up to date

The rules change weekly across fifty jurisdictions. Stay current without subscribing to fifty newsletters or chasing fifty DOR sites.

Down to the local line

Municipal coverage others miss

1,000+ municipal and local codes — the home-rule cities and local levies that general tools quietly skip.

Wayfair, settled

Nexus, answered in one query

Economic nexus thresholds, marketplace rules, and trailing-nexus traps across every state — with the statute attached.

One Engine · Five Workflows

From the first question to the final resolution

Move across the entire engagement without leaving the platform — or losing context. Every answer, model, and review is anchored to the same citeable authority.

Research

Citeable answers

Every state's statute, regulation, and bulletin — current and citeable, no chasing fifty DOR sites.

Planning

Footprint strategy

Nexus footprint, entity structure, sourcing methods — moves quantified before the engagement starts.

Modeling

What-if, quantified

Apportionment scenarios, sourcing methods, and exposure estimates — modeled across every state at once.

Reviews

Return review

Multi-state consistency, nexus checks, missed exposure — caught before the return ships, not at exam.

Resolution

Audit & disclosure

Audit defense, voluntary disclosure, and amnesty — every state's procedure, current and cited.

Where SALT Specialists Win

Built for the
multistate maze

Nexus, apportionment, sourcing, exposure — the questions that define SALT work all turn on jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction detail. TaxFigure holds all of it, current and cited.

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Economic nexus

Post-Wayfair thresholds, marketplace-facilitator rules, and trailing nexus across every taxing state.

Apportionment & sourcing

Market-based vs. cost-of-performance, single-sales-factor, throwback and throwout — state by state.

Exemptions & exposure

Exemption certificates, taxability matrices, and the quiet exposure that builds before an audit finds it.

Voluntary disclosure & amnesty

VDA criteria, look-back periods, and amnesty windows — the path to clean up exposure on the best terms.

Why It Feels Different

Research that holds up in any state

Other tools give you a paragraph. TaxFigure gives you a paragraph with its sources attached — and the trail to prove it.

Citeable authority

Every answer carries its sources

Cite the state statute, the bulletin, the Department of Revenue ruling — straight into the memo. Authority a state auditor can't push past.

SUPREME COURTSouth Dakota v. Wayfair
"...physical presence is not necessary to create a substantial nexus with the taxing state..."
Click to verify source

Natural language

Ask in plain English instead of running fifty DOR searches. The platform reads the question, not the keywords.

you › does Texas have throwback for the franchise tax?

Multi-jurisdiction

The SALT question, answered. Compare every state side by side in one query — no fifty subscriptions, no fifty spreadsheets.

CaliforniaMarket-based
Texas$500K nexus
ColoradoHome rule

An audit-ready trail

Every answer timestamped and source-anchored — the file you can hand to a state examiner without flinching.

Workflow memory

Nexus to apportionment to filings — the platform remembers the client's footprint so you don't rebuild it every quarter.

Coverage

Every tax. Every jurisdiction.

From the state corporate code down to the home-rule municipal levy — the breadth SALT work actually requires.

Income & franchise tax

State corporate and personal income, franchise, and gross-receipts taxes — apportionment and sourcing for every taxing state, current to the last legislative session.

ApportionmentCombined reportingThrowback

Sales & use tax

Post-Wayfair nexus, taxability matrices, exemption rules, and marketplace-facilitator law — the exposure questions clients pay you to answer cold.

NexusTaxabilityMarketplace

Local & specialty taxes

Municipal income, business licenses, property, and the home-rule levies competitors' tools quietly skip.

MunicipalHome ruleProperty

Caselaw & specialty coverage

State appellate decisions, multistate compact authority, and the constitutional limits SALT work turns on — assembled and cited.

P.L. 86-272Unitary & combinationPass-through entity taxCredits & incentivesDigital goodsReal property transfer
The Infrastructure Layer

Two engines working underneath

Purpose-built components sit beneath the intelligence engine — so client documents and client data are handled the way a practitioner expects.

TaxScan
Document Intelligence

Vision models parse invoices, exemption certificates, returns, and apportionment workpapers into clean, structured data — ready to work with.

Parse
Split
Extract
Validate
200+
Form types
99.7%
Accuracy
<3s
Per page
PrivacyVault
Data Privacy Vault

Detects, tokenizes, and governs client PII before it ever reaches a model — the per-client isolation your §7216 confidentiality obligations demand.

Isolate
Protect
Govern
Comply
SOC 2 Type IIHIPAAGDPRCCPAIRS Pub 1075GLBA
For Your Practice

Wherever SALT work lands, TaxFigure fits

From a one-person nexus advisory to a multistate compliance team — the platform scales to the way SALT work actually runs.

Nexus & exposure advisors

Map a client's footprint and quantify exposure across every state in an afternoon, not a month.

Indirect tax specialists

Taxability, exemptions, and marketplace rules — current across every taxing jurisdiction.

Multistate compliance teams

Keep dozens of state returns consistent and defensible without dozens of research subscriptions.

SALT consulting practices

Deliver credits, incentives, and structuring advice with the authority to back every recommendation.

When the question hits

Built for the fifty-state
question on your desk

Your hardest open question
50 jurisdictions
A SaaS client expanding into ten states. Apportionment shifting state by state. PTET elections changing quarterly. The exposure builds while you read.
With TaxFigure
One query
Every state's current statute, regulation, and bulletin — compared side by side, with the authority attached to each answer.

Multistate work stops being about chasing the law across fifty rulebooks. It becomes about advising on it — credits, incentives, structure.

Common Questions

SALT specialist questions, answered

What state-and-local practitioners ask before relying on TaxFigure's coverage.

How deep is the state and local coverage?

All 50 states plus 1,000+ municipal codes — income, sales and use, and employment tax — alongside the federal IRC, so a multi-jurisdiction question is one query instead of five subscriptions.

Can it answer economic nexus questions?

Yes — ask whether a client has nexus in a given state and the answer comes back with the specific threshold that triggers it, current rates, and what's exempt, cited to the state authority.

Does it track jurisdiction changes?

Rates, thresholds, and rules are kept current, and answers cite the live authority — so you're reading what the state says today, not a stale summary.

Can I compare treatment across states in one question?

Yes — ask a single question across multiple jurisdictions (conformity, decoupling, sourcing rules) and get a state-by-state breakdown with citations to each state's authority.

What about caselaw and administrative guidance?

Coverage includes Tax Court decisions, appellate rulings, and administrative guidance, surfaced inline with the statutory and regulatory citations.

Can it read state assessments and notices?

Upload a state assessment and TaxFigure identifies whether the figures are right, what triggered it, and what the client's options are — in plain language, with the key numbers already extracted.

Answers current as of 2026-06-18.

See TaxFigure on your hardest nexus question

Bring a real footprint, a real exposure question, a real apportionment puzzle. We'll show you every state's answer — in minutes, not a research project.

All 50 states included Per-client data isolation Built by practitioners