Yonda Tax has closed a $15 million funding round to accelerate product development and expand its indirect tax automation platform across additional jurisdictions and industry verticals, the company said on December 11, 2025. The financing marks Yonda’s first significant institutional investment and was led by Kennet Partners, with continued participation from NYO Capital and Portfolio Ventures.
The company provides software designed to help businesses manage indirect tax obligations when selling across borders, including sales tax, VAT, and GST requirements that vary widely by country, state, and local jurisdiction. As regulatory complexity increases for companies operating internationally, finance teams often face mounting pressure to track registration thresholds, apply the correct tax treatment at checkout, and meet filing and remittance deadlines without disrupting growth plans.
Yonda said the new capital will support additional innovation across its platform and broaden its reach into new industries and tax regimes. The company also plans to expand client support and services globally as it scales. Yonda positions its platform as an end-to-end compliance solution that automates key workflows, including tax calculation, registration, filing, and remittance through a single system.
The funding comes as more companies expand e-commerce and cross-border sales, increasing the compliance burden tied to indirect tax rules and reporting requirements. Automation tools like Yonda’s aim to reduce manual processes, lower compliance risk, and allow finance teams to focus on broader operational and growth priorities.
KEY QUOTES:
“As we continue to build the most trusted, accurate, and intuitive indirect tax solution available, this funding enables us to bring even more value to our clients. We couldn’t be more excited to grow alongside the incredible businesses that rely on us, helping them stay compliant and confident as they scale internationally. We’ve built Yonda to be more than just software. We’re a partner in our clients’ growth journeys and this funding will help us keep that promise, enhancing our capabilities so businesses of all sizes can scale with confidence.”
Gareth Kobrin, Co-Founder, Yonda Tax
