I'm actually looking for a way to get invoices of all expenses that I got on my shop (including marketing expenses) in the form of an invoice.

It need to be Monthly.

I don't know if it could be generated automaticaly but I hope it could be.

But if it is not possible to get it done automaticaly could someone show me how to do it

If you are VAT registered and doing Accrual Accounting then this piece of toilet paper is the official definitive record of Etsy costs that you need to work to for your VAT returns. If you do full accounts and reconcile actual payments to invoice values there is an imbalance between them.


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If the invoice total does not match the actual paid value within a few pennies then raise stink (contact Etsy and also post in the bugs forum so other sellers are aware), and keep downloading daily until you get a version that is fixed.

The first question is how it works when I sell something. Does Etsy issue an invoice for the customer in its name? Do I then issue an invoice to Etsy (e.g. Etsy buys the product from me and then sells it to the buyer)? Or at the time of sale do I issue an invoice directly to the buyer?

The second question is on the expense side. Etsy will send me an invoice originating from Etsy Ireland which contains various services provided (by Etsy to me as a seller). As a service from another EU member country (business to business), they should not charge me VAT (I should pay VAT here in Slovakia). For that specific purpose, I do have a special VAT ID.

To elaborate further. As a non-VAT registered business I am not supposed or allowed to charge VAT no matter whom I sell to (within the EU or elsewhere, business or not). But there is special VAT number to be used when purchasing services only from another business within EU (Etsy is providing me services from Ireland) and therefore Etsy should not include VAT on its invoices to me (I have to pay that VAT in Slovakia afterward). How to set up the account properly in such a case?

However at some point when I sell something through Etsy and receive money in the company bank account. There I must provide an invoice to somebody (Etsy or Buyer directly). Again by the law here the company cannot just receive money without any official paperwork (invoice in any case or receipt but only in case of in-person sale). If I have received the money in the company bank account that is not accounted for (invoice or receipt) I can be certain of a very unpleasant visit by Tax Police latest beginning next year.

When you make a sale, Etsy takes their fees from the revenue. Whatever is left over is put in your shop payment account. Etsy deposits the money into your bank account according to the schedule you set up. (I do it monthly.)

What I start to think here is the only proper way to really do this is to issue invoices myself (using my accounting software) after the sale is made and include it in the box with the shipment to the customer.

Hello! I have the same problem here in Hungary, I need to issue an invoice to someone after the sale, and money appearing on my bankaccount. Have you find a right answer to your question already? If so, can you be so kind to share it with me?

I'm new to Etsy and I'm going to sell my products as a VAT registered business. I have the same issue because I'm selling from Bulgaria and the law here is the same as with you. I have to be able to connect my orders with my bank deposits from Etsy. I'm thinking of taking your advice of invoicing my customers directly with my accounting software because I don't see any other way of making it all legal here in Bulgaria. There is a problem though because I can include in the invoice the order ID as additional information but I'm not sure if Etsy is going to include this information too when depositing the payment to my business bank account so that both the invoice that I issued and the bank deposit are connected. It's important to have that connection for the Tax attorities so that I can prove that this invoice is connected to this deposit. I don't have that information because I haven't started selling yet so if you have any idea how to connect both documents (if Etsy does not include order ID) it would be so helpful!!!

This is the conclusion I've come to as well. I live in Denmark, and I also have to, by law, issue invoices to every buyer. Since I sell to customers in the EU and outside, this is also how I manage the different VAT rules and regulations, for the different regions.

Please, can you tell me how you solved this issue? How do you manage income from etsy from your state's accounting site? Do you create invoice for etsy? I have the same problem and your response would be helpful.

As mentioned in this thread multiple times - When you receive money in the EU, you MUST invoice someone. 

The problem with invoicing Etsy (Ireland) is that as a non-VAT registered entity, you'd have to charge Irish VAT, but Etsy already took the VAT from your sale, so you'd effectively be paying VAT twice.

You are a customer of Etsy

Etsy provides a GST invoice, at the end of the month, for the fees it charges you, and the GST it charges you

it's where you download the payment CSV.

finances, payment account, choose a month, downloads on the right hand side

In my case Etsy gets the money for each oder, thus the Official Invoice emitted by them, and at the final month I get from Etsy the amount in my account for all month orders. For that amount I create an invoice to Etsy.

The invoice is present only on end customer order details because he sent the money to Esty. which is a service provider, in my case it sell and collects money for my products.

Hi! I'm selling digital items. I have a registered business company and I have to provide an invoice to each customer according to tax regulation in my country. I was wondering, since these are not physical items that I will ship to a customer and then can send an invoice along with the physical items, how can I send and invoice to a buyer. Is it allowed to send them in etsy convo or maybe by email? How do you send it?

This is invoice which Etsy sends them where there is only my shop name not my company name. I'm obliged to issue and send an invoice to all my customers with my company name, VAT id and so on.. These are the tax regulation in my country.

You may find the best way to deal with your Etsy sales would be to do something similar to those using Shopify. This would be to have a holding bank account called Etsy and transfer all of the money to this holding account. You can then create invoices to cover the sales/vat/postage etc and pay them down from the holding account.

Yes I would set up Etsy as a client and yes you can tag the invoice as paid from your Etsy bank account. If you search through the forum there are a few posts about ebay/paypal/amazon/shopify. These may give you some ideas on how best to set up the invoicing etc.

All depends how much information you want (obviously the more time you spend entering the info on Quickfile the easier it will be to use Quickfile for reporting etc) and what you want to send to the client, e.g. do you want to send your own invoices out too or will the automatically provided ones do from Etsy?

We'll break down everything from the types of taxes you'll owe, quarterly taxes, a list of 1099 deductions, and how to file your Etsy taxes. Your State and local governments have different requirements and you may owe State and Local sales tax on your Etsy sales.

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The 1099-K Form is used to report the total gross sales income received through Etsy Payments. Your gross sales volume is the total amount of sales processed through direct checkouts on the platform. You can verify and download your Etsy payments from Etsy.com (Sign into your account, navigate to Shop Manager, Settings, Options, and then Click Download Data). If you need help with viewing the forms for how much you got paid and to download, contact Etsy. Although Etsy cannot give you tax advice, they can provide you all of the tax forms for payments and reporting. A simple way to see if you qualify for a 1099-K is to check your Etsy account.

The transactions on the invoice in Xero will have the account and tax rate mappings you've previously set up in A2X, and you will need to approve this invoice, so that it changes from 'Draft' to 'Awaiting payment'.

Our integration not only brings in all unfulfilled orders from Etsy, it also captures your client data and adds them as contacts in Zoho Inventory. Customize contact fields so you can keep track of any information about your clients.

With Zoho Inventory, automatically sync and fulfill orders from different platforms like Amazon, Ebay or Shopify, on top of Etsy. Plus, your inventory levels get synchronized across all channels whenever you make a sale or purchase.

As an example, if you had sold 20 items during the month that totalled $750 in revenue from the customer, you would receive this entire amount of $750 in your bank account (as the sales were made during the month).

For those using their bank statements or Quickbooks to report and reconcile their bookkeeping, this Etsy payments change meant that expenses were no longer broken out clearly and instead needed to be calculated from the difference between total revenue taken and total revenue received (agh!). ff782bc1db

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