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How to get Etsy invoices

Step-by-step guide to downloading your Etsy billing documents.

Last verified: 2026-04-24

Step-by-step: download invoices from Etsy

  1. 1

    Sign in and open Shop Manager

    Go to etsy.com and sign in with the account that owns the shop. Click the shop icon in the top-right, then pick Shop Manager. If you run more than one shop, switch between them from the account menu. Buyer-side receipts live under You, then Purchases and reviews, which is a completely different flow from the seller side.

  2. 2

    Open Finances and then Payment account

    In Shop Manager, click Finances in the left sidebar, then Payment account. This is the home for your Etsy Payments balance, your monthly statement, fee activity, and deposit history. The direct URL is etsy.com/your/shops/me/finances/payment-account. Every seller on Etsy Payments lands here, whether you sell one item a month or a thousand.

  3. 3

    Go to Monthly statements

    Inside Payment account, click the Monthly statement tab. Etsy groups every fee, ad charge, tax, refund, and deposit for the calendar month into one statement. Pick the month you need from the dropdown. This is what your accountant wants for fee expenses, not the individual order receipts, which are separate buyer-facing documents.

  4. 4

    Download the PDF statement and the CSV

    Click Download CSV for the line-level detail and Generate PDF for the summary statement your bookkeeper can file. Etsy issues a separate VAT invoice for EU sellers billed by Etsy Ireland UC, available from the same screen if your shop qualifies. US sellers meeting the threshold will find the 1099-K under Legal and tax information instead.

  5. 5

    File seller statements and buyer receipts separately

    Rename the file with shop name, month, and a statement tag, so you can tell it apart from individual order receipts later. Keep seller fee statements in one folder and buyer purchase receipts in another. They are different document types from Etsy and they reconcile to different lines in your books.

About Etsy billing

Etsy looks like one marketplace from the outside. Inside the seller dashboard, it behaves like three stacked billing systems sharing one monthly envelope.

Listing fees, transaction fees, payment processing, Etsy Ads, and Offsite Ads commissions all roll into a single monthly statement per shop. That sounds tidy until you try to reconcile a year of it across two shops, a VAT registration, and a US tax form that shows up in January.

Etsy consolidates seller fees onto one monthly statement, but the underlying fee activity and the deposit schedule run on different clocks. Listing fees hit when you list, transaction fees hit when you sell, and payouts go out daily or weekly depending on your settings. Reconcile against the monthly statement, not individual bank deposits.

About Etsy

Etsy Inc. is a marketplace for handmade, craft, and vintage goods, founded in 2005 and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York. Today it is a publicly traded Delaware corporation with regional operating entities, including Etsy Ireland UC for sellers and buyers in the European Union and the United Kingdom. Etsy Payments processes transactions in most seller countries, with VAT treatment that depends on where each shop is registered. Etsy Ads and Offsite Ads are layered on top of the core marketplace fees and billed through the same monthly statement rather than as standalone invoices.

Manual vs automated

Manual

  • Sign in and open Shop Manager
  • Go to Finances then Payment account
  • Pick each month individually
  • Download the PDF statement and the CSV
  • Switch accounts for buyer receipts
  • File statements and receipts in separate folders

Automated with Inbox Ledger

  • Connect Etsy once in Inbox Ledger
  • Monthly statements and buyer receipts land in your dashboard
  • Export to Drive, Sheets, or your accounting system

Why people stop doing this by hand

A single Etsy shop with ten sales a month is manageable. The pain starts with volume, with multiple shops, or with a seller who also buys supplies on the platform and ends up with two different document types from one login.

High-volume sellers feel it first. Every month there is a statement to download, a CSV to pull for line-level detail, a separate Etsy Ireland UC VAT invoice for EU shops, and an annual 1099-K to file in the US. Sellers who run an Etsy Pattern site have that subscription folded into the same statement, which means nothing separate to archive but also nothing separate to notice if the billing ever looks wrong. Offsite Ads commissions attribute to the month of the sale rather than the month of the click, so reconciling against your own ad-spend expectations gets busy.

The Etsy Shop Manager is built for running a shop, not for closing a set of books. There is no bulk statement export, no shared finance mailbox feature, and no clean way to give a bookkeeper read-only access to Payment account without handing over the full shop login.

Next step

One shop, a handful of sales a month, and a single person handling the books: downloading statements manually is fine. Two shops across two entities, active Offsite Ads, EU VAT, and a bookkeeper who wants everything in one inbox: connect Etsy to Inbox Ledger once and stop scheduling a monthly statement-download task.

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Where to look in the dashboard

  • Shop Manager → Finances → Payment account is where seller fee statements live
  • Shop Manager → Finances → Legal and tax information is where VAT IDs, W-9s, and 1099-K forms live
  • You → Purchases and reviews is where buyer-side order receipts for items you bought live
  • Shop Manager → Marketing → Advertising is where you control Etsy Ads spend that feeds the monthly statement
  • Settings → Info and appearance is where the legal shop name printed on statements is set

Before you start — quick checklist

  • You pulled the seller monthly statement, not an individual order receipt
  • Listing fees, transaction fees, and payment processing fees are all visible on the statement
  • Offsite Ads commission appears as its own line when applicable for the month
  • VAT is broken out on the Etsy Ireland UC invoice if you sell into the EU or UK
  • The PDF is the finalized monthly statement, not an in-progress current-month preview
  • Legal name on the statement matches the entity you actually file taxes under

Pro tips

  • Etsy issues one consolidated monthly statement per shop. Listing fees, transaction fees, payment processing, Etsy Ads, and Offsite Ads commission all land on the same PDF, not in separate invoices.
  • Offsite Ads is a separate commission layer that only appears when Etsy ran an external ad that led to a sale. The line shows up on the monthly statement for the month the sale attributed, not the month you opted in, which trips up new sellers.
  • For EU sellers, invoices come from Etsy Ireland UC rather than the US parent, and VAT treatment depends on where your shop is registered. Add your VAT ID under Finances, then Legal and tax information so future statements break it out correctly.
  • US sellers who cross the federal 1099-K threshold get a tax form from Etsy Payments that is separate from the monthly statement. Look under Finances, then Legal and tax information in January for the prior year.
  • If you run an Etsy Pattern site, its subscription fee is billed through Etsy Payments and appears on your regular monthly statement. It does not generate a separate document, which is easy to miss at year-end.
  • Buyer-side order receipts live under You, then Purchases and reviews, and each order has its own Download receipt link. Shops that both sell and buy supplies on Etsy will accumulate two document types from one platform.

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