Does this work if my Stripe or PayPal rates are different from your examples?
Yes. Every fee figure in the guide is labelled as a worked sample using UK standard card rates of 1.5% + 20p. The method is rate-agnostic: you read the actual fee from your payout statement and post it. The workbook has a fee field you fill from your own statement rather than a hardcoded rate.
Is this affiliated with QuickBooks, Intuit, Stripe, or PayPal?
No. There is no affiliation, endorsement, or partnership with Intuit, QuickBooks, Stripe, PayPal, or any other company. These tools are named because they are the stack you already run. All trademarks belong to their owners.
What format is the delivery, and do I get later editions?
You get a one-time download: a PDF guide plus an .xlsx companion workbook. This is a one-time purchase and download. We do not promise updates, later editions, or re-delivery of revised versions.
How do I get a refund?
Reply to your purchase receipt email and ask for a refund within 14 days of purchase. You do not need to explain yourself or return the files. We process the refund to your original payment method.
Will this tell me how to handle VAT on processor fees?
It shows you where fees sit in your chart of accounts and how UK VAT treatment differs between Stripe and PayPal merchant fees, with the reasoning stated plainly so you can check it against your own circumstances. It is not tax advice, and the guide points you to the questions worth putting to your accountant.
I have twelve months of unmatched processor transactions. Is this only for going forward?
There is a chapter on catch-up: how to work backwards through historic payouts in batches, what to do when the original invoice is already marked paid, and how to decide the earliest month worth reopening before you set a closing date.
