Ecommerce Accounting

Ecommerce moves fast — and your accounting needs to keep up. From sales tax compliance to platform integrations, our CPA team provides tailored accounting solutions for online businesses. Whether you sell on Shopify, Amazon, or multiple platforms, we keep your books accurate, your taxes compliant, and your cash flow crystal clear.

Why Ecommerce Accounting Matters

Running an online business comes with unique challenges that traditional bookkeeping doesn’t address. Multiple sales channels, fluctuating inventory, complex shipping costs, and constantly changing sales tax rules can make ecommerce accounting a headache. Without proper systems in place, it’s easy to overpay taxes, misreport revenue, or lose track of margins.

We specialize in ecommerce accounting that keeps pace with your business. From integrating platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, or Amazon, to managing multi-state sales tax compliance, we provide clarity and confidence in your numbers — so you can focus on scaling.

What’s Included

  • Sales and revenue reconciliation across platforms

  • Sales tax reporting and compliance in multiple states

  • Integration with Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce, and others

  • Inventory and cost of goods sold (COGS) tracking

  • Merchant fee and chargeback reconciliation

  • CPA-prepared reports for better decision-making

We Help With

  • Confusion around multi-state sales tax compliance

  • Reconciling sales across multiple ecommerce platforms

  • Misclassification of revenue, shipping, or inventory costs

  • Inconsistent tracking of merchant fees and chargebacks

  • Lack of real-time insight into margins and profitability

FAQs: Ecommerce Accounting

A CPA helps you avoid overpaying taxes and build a strategy that supports your financial goals. Here’s what you need to know about tax filing, planning, and audit representation —whether you’re in New York or anywhere in the US.

Why is ecommerce accounting different from regular bookkeeping?

Ecommerce accounting involves complexities like multi-channel sales, inventory management, and constantly changing sales tax rules. Traditional bookkeeping often misses these details, leading to inaccurate reporting. With ecommerce-focused accounting, you get systems designed specifically for online business models.

Not always. Sales tax collection depends on “nexus” — which can be triggered by physical presence, sales volume, or transaction count in a state. Because ecommerce businesses often sell nationwide, compliance can be tricky. We help you determine where you have obligations and ensure accurate filings.

Yes. We connect platforms like Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce, and payment processors directly to QuickBooks or Xero. This eliminates manual data entry, reduces errors, and provides real-time visibility into your financials.

We track cost of goods sold (COGS), inventory purchases, and returns to ensure accurate reporting. Proper inventory accounting helps you understand true margins and avoid overstating income.

International sales add another layer of complexity with foreign currency, VAT, and customs duties. We help structure your accounting to handle cross-border transactions and keep you compliant with both U.S. and international tax rules.