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Getting Started with Sidr Tax

From Sidr Tax Blog

By Kevin Chung

November 19, 2024

Getting Started with Sidr Tax

Sidr Tax's onboarding guide for new Shopify merchants. Before using Sidr Tax, merchants configure a sales-tax engine in Shopify, since Sidr Tax uses that data to calculate sales taxes for each state. Merchants then install the Sidr Tax app from the Shopify App Store. The guide introduces Sidr Tax's core features: gaining insights into sales and collected taxes, monitoring state nexus requirements, handling sales-tax permit registrations, and automating tax filings. It points to the app overview, multi-store setup, and FAQ help articles.

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