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# Updating Tax and VAT Information

Current account holders can now update their tax and VAT information through the Billing portal.

To do this:

1. Navigate to the Billing page in Settings at <https://app.bugsplat.com/v2/company/billing>
2. Click on the 'Update Card' button

This will bring you to the plan management portal where you can update various account details, including tax and VAT information.

In this portal, you can:

* Update your credit card information
* Change your billing address
* Modify the email that receives billing information
* Add or update VAT (Value Added Tax) information
* Update other tax-related details

Adding or updating VAT information is particularly important for businesses operating in countries that use a VAT system. Ensuring your VAT details are correct helps with accurate billing and compliance with local tax regulations.

**Note**: If you do not see an option to navigate to the Billing page, you may be a Restricted User. Please contact a Non-Restricted user on your team to gain access to Billing.

**For Enterprise plan customers**: If you need assistance updating your tax or VAT information, please contact <sales@bugsplat.com> for help.


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