Every way to find your Etsy receipt
1. Buyers: Purchases and reviews
- Sign in to Etsy and open Purchases and reviews from your account menu.
- Select the order.
- View or download the receipt with item, shop, price, shipping, and tax.
2. In your email
- Search your inbox for the Etsy order confirmation sent when you bought.
- Open it for the summary; for the full receipt, open the order in Purchases and reviews.
3. Sellers: Shop Manager Finances
- Open Shop Manager and go to Finances.
- Review your payment account, monthly statements, and fees, and download them for your records.
Buyer receipt vs seller finances
As a buyer, the order page is your itemized receipt. As a seller, your income and fees live in Shop Manager under Finances, where monthly statements and a downloadable CSV summarize sales, fees, and payouts.
Etsy issues sellers a 1099-K when thresholds are met, reporting gross sales for taxes.
Keeping records over time
Order and sales history stays in your account, but downloading statements and saving receipts is wise for tax time and for anything beyond the display window.
Keeping Etsy receipts for taxes
If you buy supplies or tools for a craft or resale business on Etsy, the order receipt is your deduction record. If you sell on Etsy, your net profit (sales minus Etsy fees, shipping, and materials) is what is taxed, so keep both your Finances statements and the receipts for materials and supplies.
Good to know
- Buyers: open Purchases and reviews to view or download an itemized receipt for any order.
- Sellers: download monthly statements from Shop Manager, Finances for clean tax records.
- Selling on Etsy? Track fees and material costs, they reduce the profit you are taxed on.
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