Accounting tailored to your online shop.
Sales, refunds, commissions, stock and VAT: we organise the accounting of your online business, including when your customers or marketplaces are abroad.

One sale. Several movements.
Fees and returns often explain the gap between the sales displayed and the amounts actually received.
Sales & refunds
Orders, cancellations, credit notes and returns are reconciled with the available statements. Revenue cannot be deduced from the amount paid into the bank account alone.
Platforms & payments
Commissions, payment fees, withholdings and payout delays are identified separately. We define the exports and the reconciliation method suited to your sales channels.
Stock & margin
Purchases of goods, inventory, shipping and returns all help to understand your margin. You document your stock; we define the information needed for the year-end closing.
VAT & countries of sale
The customer’s country and status, the storage location and the movement of goods are reviewed. Cross-border obligations and special schemes should be analysed before expanding into more markets.
Prepare your launch with the right benchmarks.
Tell us about your activity, your partners, where you plan to be based and the services you need. Your request will be handled with the needs of an online business in mind.
Let’s talk about your flows.
This information helps us quote your support as accurately as possible.
- Your shops and marketplaces
- The volume of orders and returns
- Payment methods and currencies
- Countries of sale and storage
- The exports already available
Answers to your questions.
Can’t find the answer for your situation? Tell us what you need.
Does a marketplace payout equal my revenue?
Can you work from my shop’s exports?
Does the entry-level accounting price apply to e-commerce?
I want to set up a company to sell online.
Your first consultation is free.
Ask your questions directly to a chartered accountant and find out what support suits your business.
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