
Anrok Expands Tax Compliance Platform to Include Physical Goods
Anrok has announced an expansion of its tax compliance platform to include support for physical goods, automating sales tax and VAT compliance for both digital services and physical products. This development comes as AI and infrastructure investments reshape modern business, announced in a press release.
The expanded platform allows businesses to manage U.S. sales tax and global VAT across various revenue streams through a unified system. This includes monitoring compliance as companies expand their economic and physical footprint, and navigating jurisdictional requirements in over 100 countries. Anrok's solution is designed to support modern businesses, whether they are AI labs investing in hardware or digital-native brands blending online and physical experiences.
Anrok's expanded capabilities are currently available in early access, with general availability expected in the second half of 2025. This strategic move aims to empower finance leaders to scale globally and maintain tax compliance, regardless of what they sell or where they operate.
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