The Seller Ledger Blog
Tackling challenges in bookkeeping for eCommerce sellers
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Consignment accounting
A while back, we wrote a pretty in-depth blog post about consignment sales and 1099ks. Since then, we’ve had a number of questions from customers about how to properly track consignment sales in Seller Ledger. And we’ve added a LOT of functionality to make that easier, so let’s dive right in. It’s not inventory The
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Track bills in Seller Ledger
As we recently announced with improved support for invoice tracking, we are also announcing similar improvements to tracking bills (a.k.a. money you owe to other people.) For those sellers that may pay vendor on Net 30 terms, or for consignment sellers, this new functionality should come in pretty handy. Tracking bills The first thing you
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Track Invoices in Seller Ledger
As we continue to improve the product based on customer feedback, today we’re announcing the release of improvements to tracking invoices. In accounting parlance, this involves accounts receivable (money owed to you) accounts. Why would I need to track invoices? For many small sellers, cash-based accounting works quite well. You simply recognize income and expenses
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