The Seller Ledger Blog
Tackling challenges in bookkeeping for eCommerce sellers
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Export your Seller Ledger data
To date, we’ve been primarily focused on connecting to as many data sources as possible to automate data entry and categorization for tax purposes. And to be fair, we’ve done a decent job, with the ability to pull in transaction history from 8 eCommerce platforms and more than 12,000 financial institutions. Now, just in time…
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Automated accounting for Walmart Marketplace sellers is here.
Seller Ledger is pleased to announce the launch of our direct integration with Walmart Marketplace, allowing us to provide automated accounting for Walmart sellers. Like our other automated connections, Seller Ledger will import your sales, commissions and payouts each night, automatically categorize them for tax purposes, and match payouts to your linked bank account. Note:…
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1099-K threshold for 2024 confirmed at $5,000
Earlier this week, the IRS confirmed that the 1099-K reporting threshold for 2024 will indeed remain at $5,000, “regardless of the number of such transactions.” As a reminder, payment platforms must report “gross amount of aggregate payments” in excess of that threshold. If you sold more than $5,000 using any payment platform, you should expect…
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