@elegant-shoppers wrote:
When it comes to the calculation of actual earnings from an order, Listing Price, Ebay Sales Tax, Standard Ad fee Percentage, Add Up Volume Percentage, eBay Transaction fees. It becomes bit hard to calculate exact earning. eBay should have a calculator on Products Listing Page, which can tell us exact earning after we provide sale price, ad percentage. Different States have different tax, eBay can add State list to calculate exact earning. It can be very helpful on Listing Page.
It appears by your question that you are trying to determine what your earnings will be even before you list an item.
Actually you should have calculated all that information even before you even get to the listing page. If you don’t know your costs in advance how can you set your selling price?
As for the sales tax, you never see that money and it is never a part of your earnings. The only very minor part that plays is in the FVF on the tax. I simply use a worst case scenario. Let’s say it is a $100.00 item and the worst case is 10% sales tax. The tax is $10.00 of which I pay 11.99% for a total of $1.20. On a $100.00 item that isn't even a blip in comparison to the other fees.
As for your earnings after the sale that information is already calculated and published in the individual items final sales report. (see the previous response)
"Laissez-faire capitalism (AKA The Great Material Continuum) is the only social system based on the recognition of individual rights and, therefore, the only system that bans force from social relationships." ~ Ayn Rand
