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Profit rules, taxes and how your store is calculated.
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How to Set Up Ad Spend TaxAd platforms such as Meta, Google or TikTok often charge VAT or sales tax on your advertising. Ad spend tax separates that tax from your ad spend and reports…
Change a Profit RuleYou change a profit rule by switching an order status on or off, or by ticking the costs that are deducted for it.
COGS Restocked ExplainedCOGS Restocked is the product cost that comes back to you when a refunded item is returned to your inventory.
How to Deduct Input VAT From Your CostsInput VAT is the VAT you pay to suppliers on your purchases. If your product or handling costs are entered including VAT and your business reclaims that VAT,…
Hide Orders from Your Reports (Prefilters)Prefilters hide orders you do not want counted: test orders, internal purchases, wholesale deals, or any order you mark with a tag.
What Each Status and Cost Does in the Profit RulesThe profit rules table has one row per payment status of an order and one column per kind of cost.
How Cancelled, Voided and Refunded Orders CountCancelled, voided and refunded orders are handled partly by the profit rules and partly by other settings. This guide shows which setting decides what.
Choose Which Orders Count Toward Profit (Profit Rules)Profit rules decide, per payment status of an order, whether its revenue counts and which of its costs are deducted. Most stores keep the defaults.