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Rohit Bhadange
CEO @ Zamp | Saving businesses from sales tax
Rohit Bhadange is a prominent entrepreneur and investor with a diverse background in technology, finance, and venture capital. Here's an overview of his career and accomplishments:
Professional Experience
Co-Founder & CEO at Zamp: Rohit is currently the Co-Founder and CEO of Zamp, a company that provides businesses with solutions for sales tax compliance.13 Zamp aims to simplify the complex process of managing sales tax across multiple jurisdictions, saving businesses time and ensuring compliance.
Investor & Builder at Pareto Holdings: Prior to founding Zamp, Rohit worked as an Investor & Builder at Pareto Holdings, an early-stage investment vehicle and venture studio created by Edward Lando.12 In this role, he likely contributed to identifying and supporting promising startups and entrepreneurs.
Other Roles: Rohit's professional experience also includes:
- Angel Investor (Personal Portfolio)
- Real Estate Investor & Operator at Relaza Renters
- Private Equity Associate at GCM Grosvenor
- Analyst at MTS Health Partners, L.P.
- Consultant at the Wharton Small Business Development Center
- Analyst at Insight Venture Partners and Trident Capital
- Summer Business Intern at Locality, Inc.1
Education
Rohit Bhadange has a strong educational background:
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with a minor in Mathematics from the University of Pennsylvania
- B.S. in Economics, with a concentration in Finance and Operations, from The Wharton School
- Completed the Jerome Fisher M&T Program, studying Economics at the Wharton School and Computer Science at the School of Engineering & Applied Science1
Recent Achievements
In 2023, Rohit co-founded Zamp and successfully raised over $4 million in venture capital funding. The round included investments from Valor Equity Partners, Soma Capital, Day One Ventures, and notable angel investors.3
More recently, in September 2024, Rohit announced that Zamp had secured a $10 million Series A funding round led by Valor Equity Partners, with participation from Day One Ventures, Friends & Family Capital, and 20Growth.4
Rohit's expertise in sales tax compliance and his entrepreneurial spirit have positioned him as a leader in the fintech space, particularly in addressing the challenges faced by e-commerce businesses in managing their tax obligations across multiple jurisdictions.
Highlights
“Remote work is doomed to fail.”
A phrase I heard far too often as an early founder.
It’s true—remote work might not be for everyone, likely not for most.
But at Zamp, it’s allowed us to deliver major benefits that we wouldn’t have achieved otherwise.
When we started, we knew building a sales tax company required: → Folks who knew sales tax → Folks who understood how to build & scale B2B SaaS
Finding either is challenging, but finding both in one place is nearly impossible.
So, we had to consider the tradeoff.
If we wanted the best talent, we would have to be fully distributed across the US.
A physical office would have limited our talent pool and slowed down our ability to execute, support customers, and drive revenue.
The decision was clear: talent was the top priority, so remote work it was.
While remote work has its challenges, these 3 factors have allowed us to navigate it successfully at Zamp.
1- Being accessible and over-communicating
From the start, our leaders have set the tone—no task is too big or too small to address. Remote work thrives on constant communication and accessibility.
2- Trust
A trust-based system is crucial. We don’t monitor keystrokes or track online hours—our organization is simply not built that way. Instead, we’re meticulous in hiring A players who are committed to their work.
3- Clarity
Priorities, timelines, and goals must be aligned. When the team understands the greater vision, they’ll deliver because they want to, not because they have to.
Our leaders consistently reinforce these principles because they know what it takes to win. They’ve been there.
We’re fortunate enough to have a team where most have worked in remote environments. They understand how to scale a team remotely and how to balance the give and take.
Ultimately, remote work has the potential to be incredibly powerful for a business, but only if approached correctly—by building a culture of trust and committing everyone to a shared goal.
Are you an out-of-state business selling in Colorado?
You could be eligible to save up to $50,000 on your sales tax service or 100+ hours of manual filing work each year.
How? Two words.
Zamp and Colorado SUTS.
Zamp now files in each of the 70 different local jurisdictions at ZERO extra cost.
Yes, that’s right - this means…
→ no more paying your current provider for registrations and filing anymore in any of the 70 jurisdictions
→ no more manually filing in any of the 70 self- administered jurisdictions
All through Colorado SUTS.
I know some of y’all know exactly what I’m talking about. A little too well.
But what is Colorado SUTS? And is it safe?
Yes and yes.
SUTS stands for the Sales and Use Tax Simplification system in Colorado - it is a secure method established by the state government in 2022 to create a “one-stop portal” to facilitate remittance of sales tax in all jurisdictions with a standard form.
This includes jurisdictions that initially elected to collect their own local sales tax (i.e., self-administered jurisdictions) vs having the state manage the process.
The goal of SUTS?
To make collecting and remitting sales tax easier across the state (shocking, I know).
But here’s the zinger - the adoption of SUTS by each of these 70 self-administered jurisdictions was previously optional.
Meaning, you could file in MOST but not all jurisdictions through one portal.
So, SUTS was an improvement but it didn’t completely solve the problem.
Then, HB24-1041 happened this year - and made SUTS the “official” one-stop portal for your self-administered needs.
Meaning, the final hold out jurisdictions have to register for SUTS and join the program…
…or remote sellers are no longer required to register & file directly in those individual local portals.
If you’re a business owner selling in Colorado and looking to reduce your sales tax service fees – Zamp can help.
Our team of sales tax specialists will set you up quickly and make sure you’re always one step ahead of sales tax requirements.
Whether you want to save on these CO filing fees or you’re unsure if you “qualify”, send me a DM.
