ECOMMERCE & SHOPIFY SELLERS

Ecommerce Accounting Services for Amazon and Online Sellers

: Understand the true performance of your online business with accounting built for marketplace data, payment gateways and high-volume transactions. SNS Accountancy supports Amazon sellers, Shopify stores, eBay businesses, Etsy sellers and multi-channel ecommerce brands across the UK. We reconcile platform payouts, fees, refunds, VAT, inventory and payment processors so your accounts reflect what was sold, what was received and what the business actually earned.

What's Included

Marketplace Payout Reconciliation

Amazon, eBay, Etsy and other marketplace settlements reconciled against sales, fees, refunds, reserves and the amounts received in the bank.

Shopify & Payment Gateway Accounting

Shopify sales and payment processors such as Stripe or PayPal mapped and reconciled so clearing balances do not remain unexplained.

Amazon Accounting

Accounting for Amazon settlement reports, marketplace fees, refunds, advertising charges and other deductions that affect reported revenue and margin.

VAT & Ecommerce Tax Records

Sales and transaction data organised to support UK VAT records, marketplace treatment and tax preparation based on the seller’s actual supply chain.

Inventory & Cost of Goods Sold

Inventory purchases, landed costs and cost of sales information structured to provide a more realistic view of gross profit.

Multi-Channel Performance Reporting

Consolidated reporting across sales channels, currencies and payment providers to show revenue, fees, costs and profitability more clearly.

Service Benefits

Know Your Real Profit Across Every Sales Channel

Marketplace deposits rarely equal gross sales. Fees, refunds, advertising, reserves, VAT and payment timing can distort the picture if they are posted as a single bank receipt. Our ecommerce accounting services separate those movements and turn platform reports into clearer financial information.

Benefits

How We Work

A Connected Workflow from Platform Data to Final Accounts

Step 01

Platform & Business Review:

We identify sales channels, fulfilment models, payment providers, currencies, inventory flow and the accounting reports currently available.

Step 02

Data Mapping & Integration:

Marketplace reports, bank feeds and gateway settlements are mapped to a consistent chart of accounts and reconciliation method.

Step 03

Reconciliation & Review:

Sales, fees, refunds, taxes and payouts are reconciled, with unusual balances or missing data raised for investigation.

Step 04

Reporting & Tax Readiness:

Regular reports are produced and the records are maintained for VAT, annual accounts and business tax work within the agreed scope.

Why SNS Consultancy

Ecommerce Accountants Who Understand Marketplace Reports

Platform-Specific Knowledge

The workflow recognises that marketplace settlements contain multiple transaction types, not just one sales figure.

Multi-Channel Reconciliation

Sales channels, payment gateways and bank receipts are connected so outstanding clearing balances can be explained.

Commercial Reporting

Reporting focuses on fees, margin, inventory and channel performance - the figures online sellers need to manage growth.

UK Compliance Support

Ecommerce records are organised to support UK accounting and tax requirements while recognising that VAT treatment depends on the actual transaction facts.

FAQs

Do you provide accounting for Amazon sellers?

Yes. Amazon accounting can include settlement reconciliation, fees, refunds, advertising charges, VAT records, inventory information and reporting across one or more marketplaces.

The service can support Amazon, Shopify, eBay, Etsy and other channels, together with payment platforms such as Stripe or PayPal. Confirm the exact integrations during onboarding.

A payout may include fees, refunds, reserves, taxes, advertising charges and transactions from different dates. Reconciliation separates these movements and matches the net deposit to the bank.

Yes. We can organise sales and marketplace data for UK VAT work. The correct treatment depends on factors such as seller location, goods location, customer status, marketplace involvement and the value and route of the supply.

Potentially, yes. The onboarding review must first establish where the business and goods are located, how products reach UK customers and which party is responsible for the relevant VAT treatment.

Pricing depends on sales volume, number of marketplaces, currencies, payment gateways, inventory complexity, VAT requirements and the quality of the existing records.

Ready to Make Sense of Your Ecommerce Numbers?

Let SNS Accountancy review your marketplace reports, payouts and current accounting setup. We will identify the gaps and recommend a practical monthly ecommerce accounting workflow.