Economic nexus rules mean you can pick up a filing obligation in a state you’ve never set foot in. Remote employees, services delivered across state lines, marketplace sales and thresholds that keep moving all build up exposure quietly, until a notice lands.
We run a nexus study across what you do, work out what’s already owed, use voluntary disclosure where that’s the cheaper way in, and then handle the ongoing registration, apportionment and filing.
What you get
Nexus mapped
A state-by-state answer based on your real activity and today’s thresholds.
Exposure quantified
What you already owe, before a state works it out for you and adds penalties.
Voluntary disclosure
Where it’s available, it caps how far back they can look and usually waives the penalty.
Apportionment done right
Sourcing rules applied properly, which is where most overpayment quietly hides.
Common questions
Often, yes. One employee creates payroll withholding obligations and frequently income-tax nexus too. It’s one of the most common ways businesses end up with exposure they never registered for.
Multi-State Tax
Let's talk about multi-state tax.
Working out where you have nexus, plus apportionment, registration and filing, for businesses whose footprint has grown past their filing profile.