Expend Announces VAT IT Partnership

Author - Kayley
Kayley

01 November 2020

Expend is proud to announce another partnership, this time with VAT IT. 

As a leading spend and expense management platform it makes perfect sense for Expend to partner with VAT IT, the global leader in VAT, providing a simple automated, seamless solution for our clients to maximise their cross-border and local VAT recoveries, adding significant cash resources back to their bottom line.

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Not only does VAT IT cover local and international T&E expenses, but they also cover a number of other areas that helps to ensure businesses reclaim the VAT they are owed. 

“VAT IT offers a full, end-to-end Foreign & Domestic VAT reclaim solution for over 14,000 companies in over 117 different countries. Our tailor-made service and industry-leading technology are designed to dramatically maximize your Foreign & Domestic VAT savings and compliance,'' says Jamie Breslaw, Finance Operations Manager. ''With automation and efficiency of finance functions being a hot topic for businesses, effortless expense management through Expend coupled with seamless VAT reclaim from VAT IT, allows business to spend their valuable time and resource on what matters most.”

As part of this partnership, VAT IT will be offering exclusive packages to Expend customers that are designed to support their business and maximise VAT reclamation.

Check out Expend's partners in the 'Marketplace' tab in the toolbar of your Expend account.

Author - Kayley
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