The Ultimate eBay Spreadsheet!
Written by Kristine · April 21, 2009
If you’ve been looking for an easy way to keep track of your eBay sales and fees, then you’ve found it!
Easy Auctions Tracker is the Ultimate Excel spreadsheet solution for eBay sellers and Trading Assistants. This spreadsheet doesn’t calculate your fees, it actually COLLECTS your transaction information from your eBay account for you!
Easy Auctions Tracker is fully automated and has been Tested & Certified by eBay as a compatible application. By using this spreadsheet, you will be able to quickly collect and record your transactions (sold items and unsold items) without the need to manually enter the information.
With the simple click of a button, Easy Auctions Tracker is able to collect all the information for a entire month’s worth of sales from eBay’s servers for you. No need to know the item numbers of the sold items, just select the month & year then click the “Get All Items” button.
As an accountant and tax professional who works with eBay sellers, I can say that this spreadsheet will make your bookkeeping and thus your tax preparer’s job much easier! Which will mean less time and lower fees for you.
I was excited to find this worksheet and recommend it for eBay sellers who want to track their sales and associated fees in a spreadsheet, but don’t want to spend hours entering the information manually.
You can check out the worksheet at EasyAuctionsTracker.com.
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Getting a Large Refund? Time to Adjust Your Withholding.
Written by Kristine · February 4, 2009
If you find that you are getting too large of a refund, or worse, that you are owing too much money on your tax return, you may need to adjust your income tax withholding to reduce your refund (or reduce the amount you owe).
What should you claim if you want to reduce your refund, and what should you claim if you want to reduce the amount you owe at tax time?
Basically, the fewer exemptions you claim, the more taxes are withheld from your paycheck, and vice versa.
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Get The ‘Stay At Home Moms Guide to Successful eBay Selling’ Free!
Written by Kristine · February 1, 2009
Suzanne, a.k.a. the eBay Selling Coach, is giving away her book, “The Stay at Home Mom’s Guide to Successful eBay Selling”. Did I mention she’s giving it away, as in FREE?
Suzanne is participating in the Good Karma Experiment on Facebook, and is hoping her guide can help people who have lost their jobs, taken paycuts, or who are otherwise struggling financially learn how to make extra money selling on eBay.
Suzanne is a power eBay seller, consultant and author. You can find more tips about selling on eBay at her blog, eBay Selling Coach.
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W-2s and 1099s Due Monday!
Written by Kristine · January 31, 2009
If you have employees or independent contractors, you only have a few days left to prepare and issue W-2s and 1099s for them. January 31 is the official due date, but since it falls on a Saturday this year, you have until Monday February 2 to complete your forms.
Just to be clear, employees get Form W-2, independent contractors get Form 1099-MISC reporting their income.
Since most of the people visiting this blog are more likely to have independent contractors than employees, we will focus on the Form 1099-MISC for the rest of this post.
Do you need to prepare Form 1099 for anyone in your business?
Basically, you must prepare a 1099 if you paid $600 or more to an individual to perform services for you. Some examples would be web designers, eBay assistants, virtual assistants, affiliates, accountants, etc.
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Senate Finance Committee Approves Tax Cuts
Written by Kristine · January 30, 2009
Earlier this week the Senate Finance Committee approved approximately $522 Billion in tax cuts and incentives in an effort to stimulate the US economy.
The bill includes over $340 Billion in tax cuts for families and businesses, with a special focus on creating jobs and helping unemployed Americans keep their health care coverage and find new jobs. States who are struggling will also be helped by this bill.
Also included in the bill is a much-needed AMT patch, which should protect people from the alternative minimum tax this year.
This bill has not passed yet… the House and Senate each have their own version and will need to hammer out their differences before it can be made into law.
You can read more about the bill here.
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