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February 15, 2024 Rootstock and Avalara Host Manufacturing Tax Webinar

Avalara to also serve as a gold sponsor at the Rooted-In Manufacturing Conference.

San Ramon, CA – Rootstock Software, a recognized leader in the Manufacturing Cloud ERP space, and Avalara, a leading provider of tax compliance automation for businesses of all sizes, will be hosting a collaborative webinar, “Manufacturing Tax & Financial Updates: What’s New in 2024?” on Thursday, February 22, at 10:00 AM Pacific Time. The session will provide manufacturers with the knowledge and strategies to confidently navigate the complex tax and financial landscape ahead.

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Avalara will also serve as a gold sponsor at the Rooted-In Manufacturing Conference in New Orleans, March 25-27. These collaborations underscore the strong alliance and complementary solutions these companies offer to manufacturers.

“Both through the webinar and our Rooted-In Conference, manufacturers will get a chance to see the value from our well-matched areas of expertise and applications,” said Stu Johnson, VP of Product Marketing at Rootstock Software. “Together, we’ll cover critical financial topics for manufacturers. For example, I’ll be discussing how they can connect banking and other data streams to better manage costs, profitability, cash flow, and more.”

The webinar will also feature Aaron Hill, Senior Solutions Engineer from Avalara, who will deliver an overview of the new tax legislation that went into effect in 2024 and how these changes will impact a manufacturer’s tax obligation. In addition, manufacturers can learn about the latest economic nexus updates, manufacturing taxability trends, supply chain issues, tax-exempt certificates, and tips to streamline sales tax compliance.

Manufacturers can register for the webinar or gain first-hand knowledge from both companies at the upcoming Rooted-In Manufacturing Conference: https://rootedin.rootstock.com/.

About Rootstock
Rootstock Software provides the leading Manufacturing Cloud ERP, which empowers hundreds of manufacturers to turbocharge their operations in today’s dynamic, post-pandemic world. Natively built on the Salesforce Platform, Rootstock delivers a futureproof solution. With it, manufacturers gain the agility to continually transform their business to meet evolving customer needs, navigate emerging challenges, and accelerate success. In addition, the “connectability” of Rootstock Cloud ERP gives manufacturers 360° visibility to collaborate with suppliers, trading partners, and the broader value chain. As Rootstock continues to grow, stay tuned to the company’s latest customers, career opportunities, and LinkedIn posts.

About Avalara
Avalara makes tax compliance faster, easier, more accurate, and more reliable for 41,000+ business and government customers in over 75 countries. Tax compliance automation software solutions from Avalara leverage 1,200+ signed partner integrations across leading ecommerce, ERP, and other billing systems to power tax calculations, document management, tax return filing, and tax content access. Visit avalara.com to improve your compliance journey.

 

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