No More PayPal Headaches
PayPal Merchant Services. You either love ‘em or hate ‘em, right? Or maybe both at the same time! LOL. Using PayPal as your payment processor makes it fairly quick and easy to sell online without all the worries and expense that usually come with your own private merchant account.
But working with their system and reports can give you a major headache. One of the most confusing bookkeeping tasks for online sellers is recording their PayPal sales and fees and keeping track of their money as it moves in and out of their PayPal account. I get questions about this all the time. So…
I put together a special report that explains
- What entries you need to make in QuickBooks
- How to make the entries in QuickBooks
- When to make the entries in QuickBooks
It includes a comprehensive example that walks you through a complete sales cycle—from your purchase of inventory through sales, product shipment, PayPal deposits and transfers to your checking account, and payment of your affiliate commissions. It’s got full-color easy to read screenshots showing each step. And of course it’s written in the business-casual-plain-English style I’m known for.
I’ve set the price at an extremely affordable $4.95. That’s less than the cost of 50 tablets of Bayer aspirin at the local drug store. No refills needed.
There’s no long-winded sales page, no deadlines, free bonuses, or one-time offers. Just solid step-by-step instructions you can follow to make sure you have all your costs recorded properly so you don’t pay too much in taxes next April.
