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I agree, feel like my spreadsheet is becoming less useful. It was good to see what items were returning what. But now I just need to see an overview of income to outcome. Why do you ask PayPal debit card? About 80% of my purchases come from local Goodwill's and they only take cash or checks there which is insane, and also a unique problem when it comes to keeping track of expenses..
A PP debit card is linked to your go daddy account. It tracks your COGS and other expenses, and prepares your tax information for you.
You can manually enter data into programs like godaddy.
Also, I use godaddy but also a spreadsheet. Others may disagree with me but theoretically you are only supposed to deduct the purchase cost of the items you sold that year. Not the purchase cost of All the unsold items as well. So you still have to track what you sold from year to year and there will be carryover to the next year of unsold merch.
I was told by a CPA that it’s perfectly legal to deduct expenses as you incur them. Whether or not the item sells in that year does not determine whether or not you can log the expense of purchasing it. Were they incorrect?