Tax compliance built for complex, multi-country manufacturing operations.
From raw materials to finished goods across dozens of jurisdictions — Taxera automates the eInvoicing, SAF-T, and VAT obligations that manufacturing companies cannot afford to get wrong.
What makes manufacturing tax compliance hard
Multi-country supply chains
Inbound and outbound invoicing across 40+ countries with different eInvoicing mandates, formats (UBL, CII, FatturaPA), and real-time reporting requirements.
High transaction volumes
Hundreds of thousands of invoices per month — each requiring format validation, digital signatures, and submission to different tax authorities.
SAP landscape complexity
Multiple SAP instances, factory-specific configurations, and legacy ECC systems migrating to S/4HANA — all requiring consistent tax compliance.
Customs & excise overlap
Cross-border movements, bonded warehouses, and intra-community transactions create overlapping VAT, customs, and excise obligations.
How Taxera solves manufacturing compliance
Middleware-native ERP integration
Sits inside your SAP landscape, not outside it. No batch uploads, no file exports — real-time data flow from production orders to tax authority submission.
Country-mandate automation
Pre-built support for every eInvoicing and SAF-T mandate your factories face: Italy SDI, Poland KSeF, Romania RO e-Factura, Greece myDATA, and dozens more.
Multi-entity consolidation
One platform for every legal entity, every country, every obligation. Unified dashboards, consolidated reporting, single audit trail.
8-12 week deployment
Designed to run parallel to S/4HANA migrations. Factory-by-factory rollout with no disruption to production processes.
Relevant compliance mandates
The tax and reporting obligations most critical for manufacturing companies.
"A European steel and manufacturing group deployed Taxera across 8 countries during their S/4HANA migration — consolidating SAF-T, eInvoicing, and statutory reporting into a single integration point."See how we can help your manufacturing operations