About TaxesRadar
TaxesRadar watches your sales against VAT, GST and sales-tax registration thresholds across 76 jurisdictions and warns you before you cross one. That is the whole product. It does not file returns and it is not tax advice.
Where the thresholds come from
Every one of the 76 rules is read from the authority that publishes it - the European Commission, HMRC, the ATO, the CRA, each US state's department of revenue - and every threshold page links to that source so you can check the figure rather than take our word for it. When a rule changes, the page changes with it; the figures on this site are generated from the same data the product measures against, so a stale number here would be a stale number in the alerts too.
Browse all 76 thresholds - free to read, no account.
What it deliberately doesn't do
- It doesn't file. When you cross, you get the pack - the authority, the form, the deadline, your own details ready to paste. Filing stays with your accountant, which is where the liability belongs.
- It isn't advice. It is monitoring and guidance. Anything specific to your situation belongs with a qualified professional in that jurisdiction.
- It doesn't move money. Processor connections are read-only and restricted to reading charges, and you can revoke access from the processor's own dashboard at any time.
Who maintains it
TaxesRadarMaintains the threshold database
TaxesRadar maintains the registration rules behind this site: 76 VAT, GST and sales-tax thresholds, each read from the authority that publishes it, each carrying the date it was last checked and a link to the source. Where two sources disagree, the rule is marked unknown and the product says nothing rather than averaging them.
How the data is maintained - every rule's source, the date it was last checked, and what is still unknown.
TaxesRadar is an independent product, not a firm: no company, no sales team, and one person maintaining the rules. That is worth knowing before you rely on it, which is why it is on this page rather than left to be worked out. What does not depend on the size of the operation is whether the figures are right, and that is exactly what the maintenance page lets you check.
Found a threshold that looks wrong? hello@taxesradar.com - a rule that is out of date is the one bug on this site that costs the reader money, so it goes to the top of the list.