Introducing Avi Everywhere & MCP Servers, embedding #AI into daily workflows and connecting compliance across global systems. This is compliance where business happens. https://t.co/uQf7wOUq25

What if tax and compliance could be a competitive advantage? It's not hypothetical anymore! Jayme Fishman, Avalara's Chief Strategy Officer, shares how AI is changing the game for Microsoft Dynamics users. https://t.co/5Z1VVL9ynR

According to Avalara's President, Ross Tennenbaum, CFOs will evolve from financial gatekeepers to strategic orchestrators of digital value. Read the full prediction: https://t.co/ljquAMhtse

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We’re proud to announce that Avalara was named a TrustRadius 2026 Buyer’s Choice Award winner! https://t.co/anqw64jx7q

By adopting MCP, Avalara is helping businesses use AI to get direct answers from trusted tax systems, without needing a developer.

Q: Do I need an exemption certificate for each location? A: States generally have their own forms and requirements for exemption certificates. If you sell to a company in multiple states, you’ll need to collect a certificate for each state you make a sale in.

Introducing Agents 3.0: Four new features expand what agents can do and how you can interact with them. - Full Terminal Use to use REPLs, debuggers, and more - /plan for spec-driven development - Interactive Code Review - New Slack, Linear, and GitHub Actions integrations

Avalara CTO Danny Fields says the future of compliance is Agentic AI. Traditional AI tools focus on a single task. Agentic AI automates entire workflows from start to finish. https://t.co/T7lJ7Jtnma

FrontStream went from spreadsheets to automation and saved 20 hours of manual tax work each month with Avalara. The team is saving an estimated 10–20 hours per month and around $3,000–$4,000 in monthly costs. https://t.co/dCByWfoXOe

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U.S. Customs has ended Entry Type 86, after suspending the de minimis exemption globally. Low-value imports can no longer use this expedited entry. Importers must shift to formal entry processes and tighten compliance. https://t.co/K9VYPZl0Wp

#Tax fact: A W-9 is a tax form filled out by a contractor that provides the contractor’s taxpayer identification number (TIN). This information is used to fill out a 1099 form, which businesses file annually with the IRS.

Today's #Trivia Thursday is related to international commerce. How many countries use the Harmonized System (HS) system?

Facing rising costs, inflation, and staff shortages, hotel operators are betting on AI and automation to drive profitability. From guest service to tax compliance, intelligent tech is becoming the industry’s competitive edge. https://t.co/m8haQYyyVY

File your 1099-NEC by January 31 to avoid penalties. For 2025, the threshold is $600, increasing to $2,000 in 2026.

Data breaches average $3.3M, with 42% from cloud threats. We're creating secure, AI-powered tax and compliance systems that turn trust into a competitive edge. https://t.co/Le8ZpOYvHd

Tariffs are projected to cost midsize U.S. businesses $82B in 2025, with rates hitting a century high. Companies like @get_optilogic are helping businesses by using live tariff data from Avalara to model costs in real time and stay ahead of policy shifts. https://t.co/RDXIpXdGew

A San Francisco restaurant learned its liquor license was suspended only after media coverage. License lapses are not simple errors. They can threaten your entire business. https://t.co/UyUo4pc23u

In volatile markets, agility and compliance are key. For #InternationalTradeWeek, experts share five steps SMEs to find new trade opportunities and turn uncertainty into advantage. https://t.co/Y2Z6DjM7vS

For the 4th year, Avalara is sponsoring #dotnetconf! Check out our new MCP server and AI advancements over the next 3 days. Join the thousands of #developers tuning in!

44% of U.S. lodging operators say they feel only “somewhat confident” their business is tax compliant. And 65% of short-term rental hosts spend 50+ hours a year on compliance. The lodging industry is taxed out and tech adoption is lagging. https://t.co/lbcczP56eT

The U.S. Supreme Court is deciding whether President Trump can use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose tariffs. If the Court overturns IEEPA tariffs, the U.S. could owe refunds on duties already collected. https://t.co/MttMliLtaQ