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How keep track of fees paid with managed payments?

I'm very confused about how to keep track of the fees I have paid with managed payments. Before all this started, I would receive an invoice from eBay telling me how much I owe each month. Now I am still receiving an invoice with the same information, but I also believe that fees are being taken out with each sale because my invoice has been lower. I'm very confused. How do I keep track of all of this. Please help. TIA.

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How keep track of fees paid with managed payments?

The FVFs and MP fee are deducted before funds are released. Your monthly invoice now is for your store fees, listing upgrades, etc., so yes, it will be lower.

 

You can check your fees (as you sell) under your Payments tab in Seller Hub.

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How keep track of fees paid with managed payments?


@mtgraves7984 wrote:

The FVFs and MP fee are deducted before funds are released. Your monthly invoice now is for your store fees, listing upgrades, etc., so yes, it will be lower.

 

You can check your fees (as you sell) under your Payments tab in Seller Hub.


A couple of days after your regular invoice date, a Tax Invoice will be available under the Payments tab.

- Payments tab, then click on Taxes on the left hand side of the page.

This tax invoice is available in 2 forms:  

1.  Summary, which only gives the total MP fee amount for the month.

2. Detail, which provides everything broken down.

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How keep track of fees paid with managed payments?

So... in reality, THE REAL reason we are forced to manage payments has nothing to do with more avenues for buyer's to pay, or more effective services for sellers, it is because eBay is getting paid immediately. Sellers' whose property it was are getting paid later and having to pay shipping up front as a result.

 

eBay such a systemically, dishonest organization.

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