CEDX Tax · Finance
$320K of collected tax sitting unremitted, 38 filings open, 30 of them already overdue. Tax turns the filing calendar into a scored queue: every return carries its prep progress, its liability and its penalty exposure.
The penalty proxy prints its own formula: liability × risk × 8%. A $25K exposure is not a scare word — it is arithmetic you can check.
Runs on demo data — 340 taxed lines, labelled “demo period” on the card itself.
What it is
52 jurisdictions scored; the heat map colours 36 of them by registration risk. Tennessee at 98% and Pennsylvania at 94% are act-now red; the legend reads ≥75 critical, 55–74 high, 35–54 watch — click a cell for the evidence behind it.
38 open filings scored: LA City 2026-05 at 91% risk with $34K liability, Texas Q2 at 85% with $37K. The penalty proxy is liability × risk × 8% — $25K across the board, $12K after two prep levers.
72 filings across all periods: California sales & use at $42K and 72% prepped, Washington use tax at $19K amended, the UK VAT return at $7.8K overdue. Status runs Due → Prep → Ready → Filed, with Draft and Amended as their own states.
Product tour
Not a mockup and not a concept deck. This is what opens at /app/tax.
01 — Overview
Open liability $320K, 30 overdue filings, 8 jurisdictions on nexus watch, and a compliance score of zero — the ring does not flatter the book. Alerts price the work: 17 high deadline-risk filings at $325K, and 87 exempt lines needing a certificate audit sample.
02 — Filings
72 filings with period, form, due date, liability, prep and status. August 20 alone carries California at $42K, New York at $28K, Texas at $19K and Florida at $6.4K — one due date, four states, all prepped to different degrees.
03 — Deadline risk
The risk board sorts 38 open filings by exposure: LA City twice at 91% and 82%, Texas at 85%, California at 82%. Two prep levers cut the simulated penalty from $25K to $12K — $14K of risk reduced, printed.
04 — Nexus risk
The heat map ranks 36 jurisdictions by registration risk — red where the economic threshold is past, calm where it is distant. Expected exposure $14K, $6.3K after two registration levers.
Who runs it
Roles, not references. We have no named customers yet, so nobody in these photographs is quoted, credited or claimed as one.
Works the deadline board top-down: LA City at 91% before the Texas quarter at 85%, with prep progress already on the row.
17 high-risk · $325K
Owns the exemption-certificate sample and the invalid buyer IDs — 87 exempt lines and 12 bad IDs are queues, not audit surprises.
87 exempt · 12 bad IDs
Watches the $320K unremitted figure and the nexus map's red cells — registration decisions priced before a state prices them for you.
$320K · 11 high-riskThe shape of it
Every figure below is legible in the captures above. Nothing here is a projection of your estate — it is the state of the demo data.
How it runs
Transactions are taxed as they land — 340 lines in the demo period — with exempt and zero-rate lines kept visible for the certificate sample.
Nexus builds quietly: the heat map colours each jurisdiction by threshold proximity, so registration is a decision you make, not a letter you get.
Each return carries a prep percentage; the deadline board sorts by risk × liability so the $25K penalty proxy is worked down in the right order.
Statuses move Due → Prep → Ready → Filed, with amendments kept in the same book — 30 are late now, and the screen says which to fix first.
One record
These captures come from one demo workspace — Northline Systems — so the transactions being taxed are the same records the rest of the finance apps keep.
Where the taxed invoice lines originate — the same book, read by the filing calendar.
CEDX CheckoutWhere transaction-time buyer ID validation happens — the 12 invalid IDs failed there, visibly.
CEDX BooksThe ledger the collected-and-unremitted liability sits in — and the finished reference page for this estate's evidence standard.
Limits
Finding this out on the third call is worse for you than reading it here, and worse for us.
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Your jurisdictions, your calendar
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Questions
Yes. Every screenshot is a capture of the running build and you can open the same build at /app/tax. It runs on demo data.
No, and the page does not claim otherwise. The build tracks 72 filings with prep progress, deadlines and penalty exposure — preparation is visible, submission is not asserted.
Visibly: the penalty proxy prints its formula — liability × risk × 8%. Each filing carries its risk percentage, prep progress and days-overdue; two prep levers cut the simulated penalty from $25K to $12K.
Registration risk per jurisdiction — economic threshold proximity, with ≥85% flagging the watch list. 36 cells are coloured from act-now red (Tennessee 98%) to calm, and each cell links to its evidence.
No certification has been issued, and nothing on this page is tax advice. What we can evidence about hosting, encryption, tenant isolation and production access is written up on the security page.
Live build, demo data, no card. Then count your own overdue filings and compare the number.