Shopify Payout Reconciliation
We compare gross sales with refunds, chargebacks, fees, adjustments, and the deposits received in your bank account.
Shopify reports show store sales, but your tax return must reflect payouts, refunds, processor fees, inventory, advertising, shipping, and documented business expenses. The Online Seller CPA provides tax return services for Shopify store owners who need accurate ecommerce accounting and CPA filing support.
A Shopify tax return should be prepared from reconciled books rather than gross dashboard sales. We review payouts, refunds, chargebacks, processor fees, inventory, cost of goods sold, sales channels, and documented operating expenses.
Shopify businesses often use multiple payment processors, apps, warehouses, advertising platforms, and sales channels. We bring those moving parts into one organized filing process.
We compare gross sales with refunds, chargebacks, fees, adjustments, and the deposits received in your bank account.
We account for activity from Shopify Payments, PayPal, Stripe, Klarna, and other processors used by your store.
We review purchases, landed costs, inventory balances, and cost of goods sold that affect taxable business profit.
We organize eligible advertising, apps, subscriptions, shipping, contractor, software, and professional expenses.
We evaluate prior payments and current business results to help you prepare for upcoming tax obligations.
We prepare the federal and applicable state returns appropriate for your entity and business circumstances.
We also support businesses selling through Amazon, TikTok Shop, Walmart, Etsy, eBay, wholesale, and additional channels. Your return should show the complete business rather than disconnected platform totals.
We review your entity, sales channels, accounting system, prior returns, inventory, and current tax concerns.
We identify missing records, bookkeeping issues, and reconciliation questions that should be addressed before preparation.
We prepare the return and explain filing items, payment requirements, and practical next steps.
Payouts may be affected by refunds, chargebacks, fees, reserves, adjustments, and timing differences.
No. Shopify provides reports and platform tools, but the business owner remains responsible for required income tax filings.
Yes. We can assess the records and explain what cleanup is necessary to support an accurate return.
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