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So I’m going to edit my response here. Your PayPal fees aren’t including taxes paid by the buyer. If I include the taxes paid by the buyer, your PayPal fee calculation is right but the depop fee isn’t right. PayPal fees include taxes and shipping paid by the buyer. Plus this calculator doesn’t figure if the buyer pays for shipping.
Built for Sellers. I created a fees calculator that shows you your total payout after all the selling fees for online selling platforms, including Depop. If you're using PayPal for your transactions then it will give you the option to select from multiple currencies and also calculates those additional PayPal fees, however, this feature ...
Are they supposed to match? Using the example, the calculator gives $384.12 in platform earnings, while the example gives $400.40. And if we go backwards a little, the calculator gives $63.50 in transaction fees, while I calculated $44.50 [(0.029 * 5 + 0.3) * 100] based on the fees listed in the table. Regardless, thanks for creating this!
If the transaction is for goods and services, stick with accepting goods and services payment so you get some seller protection should the transaction go belly up. Fee would be 5.90% + 30p (cross border rate). You can add that expense your item price. Use PayPal fee calculator, “Salcalc” (Google it) to figure how much you need to charge the ...
If you're using PayPal for international transactions, the fees typically include a percentage of the transaction amount plus a fixed fee. It can also be affected by the currency conversion, if applicable. You can easily calculate the exact fee for a specific transaction using tools like the PayPal Fee Calculator. Simply input the amount ...
Posted by u/0The_Anonymous_D0 - 2 votes and 15 comments
So I started freelancing again after a while and just when I was about to transfer from paypal to gcash yesterday, there's now a 1% convenience fee when it was previously free. This was effective just yesterday too so just my luck 😂. The exact words are: "A 1% convenience fee will be applied for cash in transactions starting Dec. 18 2023".
Posts about PayPal's policies will be removed. No more complaining about PayPal policy and their taking funds from your account for violations of rules. If you don't like the rules don't use PayPal. If you don't want to lose money, don't leave funds in your PayPal account. Simple as that. But these posts are often political or misleading.
PayPal Conversion Fee Calculator I'm in the U.S. and am getting ready to do my taxes. I wanted to figure out how much PayPal took in conversion fees for each Prolific withdrawal, and I discovered a calculator to help with this.
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