Their sales tax, off your desk.

If you keep the books for Shopify and marketplace brands, their sales tax is on your desk whether or not you file it: the liability report that does not match the ledger, the notice the client forwards, the marketplace tax filed twice. Pursor takes the filing and the tie-out. Your firm keeps the client.

Every return Pursor files is booked in the client’s ledger, state by state, and matched to the bank line when the state debits it. The tax accounts agree at month-end without a journal from you. Notices come to us. Nothing is filed until what was collected, booked, filed and paid agree with each other, so what lands in the ledger is a figure you can sign.

The free check, for every client on your list. Run it on a client’s provider files and orders and you both see what has been filed in their name, state by state. Nothing is filed and nothing changes.

Then one of two arrangements, chosen per client. Buy at a wholesale rate under the public price and bill the client yourself, as most firms do; the rate is agreed on the first call and fixed for your firm. Or refer the client to Pursor at the public price and take 20% back as a credit. One or the other on a client, never both.

The guarantee runs to your client. A penalty or interest caused by our error is ours, whoever sent the invoice.

Tell us about the firm and the brands you keep. A person replies within a business day, and the first conversation is about one client’s check.