Smart e-invoicing made simple for SMBs and accountants worldwide
Sovos, a leader in compliance technology, has entered into a global partnership with Intuit that is set to change the way QuickBooks users manage e-invoicing. This collaboration, which began rolling out in mid-2025, is designed to expand across dozens of international markets over the coming year. At its core, the partnership addresses one of the biggest challenges businesses face today: keeping up with constantly changing government tax mandates in a digital-first world.
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E-invoicing has become a priority for governments worldwide because it automates tax reporting, improves transparency, and reduces fraud. For businesses, however, this rapid shift often creates a maze of complexity, with varying rules across regions and the risk of penalties for non-compliance. By integrating Sovos’ proven e-invoicing technology directly into QuickBooks, Intuit is offering small and medium-sized businesses a reliable way to navigate these demands without added stress or costs.
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The benefits for finance teams are significant. With Sovos handling compliance, companies can focus less on manual processes and more on growth. Cash flow management improves, penalty risks are reduced, and teams can even capture early payment discounts more easily. Sovos’ regulatory experts keep a constant watch on more than 19,000 tax jurisdictions globally, ensuring every QuickBooks invoice automatically meets local requirements.
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Julien Decot from Intuit noted that SMBs rely heavily on Intuit for their tax and compliance needs, and this partnership ensures they now have access to world-class technology seamlessly embedded into their everyday workflows. Echoing this, Sovos CEO Kevin Akeroyd highlighted that governments are working aggressively to close tax gaps, and businesses need confidence that their operations will remain compliant in the face of these changes. This partnership, he explained, gives SMBs that confidence—offering protection from compliance risks while enabling smoother financial operations and sustained growth.
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