Global Payments & Tax

Rental is a global industry, and payment habits are stubbornly local. A provider that converts brilliantly in London may be unheard of in Jakarta, São Paulo, or Mumbai.

Renttix connects to the providers your customers actually use: Stripe, PayPal, and Square for card payments across North America and Europe, Razorpay for India, Xendit for South-East Asia, Mercado Pago for Latin America, Alipay+ for cross-border Asian wallets, and Airwallex for international accounts.

Every provider feeds the same order and invoice records, so finance sees one consistent picture regardless of how the money arrived. Saved cards, deposit card capture, and online invoice payment work through secure tokenised flows — card details live with the provider, never in your database.

Multi-currency support runs underneath it all, with live exchange rates for businesses that price in one currency and settle in another.

Anyone who has run rental across regions knows the tax question is never one number. It is classes, zones, exemptions, and rules that change with what you hire, where it goes, and who is hiring it.

Renttix models tax properly. Tax classes describe what is being charged. Tax zones describe where it applies. Rules combine the two, and customer exemptions override them for the accounts that qualify — with the exemption certificate stored against the customer.

Transport and delivery charges carry their own tax treatment, because bundling them wrongly is one of the most common audit findings in the industry.

For jurisdictions where calculation is genuinely hard, Renttix connects to Avalara and TaxJar, handing each transaction to a dedicated tax service and recording the result against the invoice.

Charging the right tax is half the job. Proving it is the other half.

Every calculated tax amount is stored with its inputs — the class, the zone, the rule or provider that produced it — so any invoice can be explained months later without archaeology.

Filing exports assemble the numbers your returns need, and the nexus summary shows where your activity is concentrated, which is the question that decides where you owe tax in the first place — particularly for US businesses watching state thresholds.

Combined with the accounting integrations — QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, Zoho Books, Tally, and MYOB — the path from a rental charge to a filed return stays unbroken, whichever country the charge was raised in.