Taxwire
App description
Starting January 1, 2027, California taxes SaaS and downloaded software underSB 122. If you pay for software through Ramp, expect up to 10% more on tools billed to California. Some vendors will add the tax to your invoice. If a vendor doesn't, you still owe it and have to pay it yourself.
Connect Ramp and Taxwire will review your last 12 months of card spend and bills. Every vendor is labeled SaaS, Uncertain, or Non-SaaS, with a short reason for each, like “Ramp categorizes this vendor as SaaS and your GL account is Software.
You get:
Your total SaaS spend
An estimated 2027 California tax range
A vendor-by-vendor CSV
Then our tax team then walks you through the uncertain vendors and what to plan for next year.
- Built for companies headquartered in California
- Read-only: Taxwire never changes anything in your Ramp account
- Reads: card transactions, bills, vendors and GL accounts
- Does not read: credits, reimbursements, etc.
- Free , no commitment
Security and compliance
Your data is private to your company, and Taxwire staff can’t see it by default. A small, authorized team can view your spend analysis, but only to prepare your review, walk you through the findings, and share the results with you. Their access requires company single sign-on, and every action is logged. A limited number of engineers can access the underlying systems, only to keep the service running and fix issues.
Taxwire keeps your Ramp data and analysis results while your Taxwire account is active, so Taxwire can support follow-up analysis or an audit if you need one. Customer or Ramp can request deletion at any time, and Taxwire will remove Ramp data and everything derived from it.
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