Five things happen between the order and the deposit. Most tools net them into one number and hope it reconciles. We put each one on its own line and tie the total to your statement.
Two different questions, so two different recordings. One shows the work being done by hand right now. The other shows the software it is becoming.
Bookkeeping, a Shopify sync app, a profit app and a sales-tax nexus tracker, in one Shopify-native ledger, instead of four subscriptions that never reconcile to each other.
See a reconciliation →Every expense cited to its IRS code section. In our July 2026 review of 18 leading Shopify bookkeeping and profit tools, none did this. The free checker below carries 145 expense types across 54 code sections.
Open the deduction checker →Your connected store's sales watched against every state's economic-nexus threshold, tracked against each state's own current rule, and flagged early enough to review with your accountant. It is an educational signal, not a tax determination.
Open the nexus checker →Keep your CPA. Just hand them better books. Profenor replaces the tools and the bookkeeping legwork, not your CPA's judgment. Come tax time you hand them clean, IRS-tagged books instead of a shoebox, and a smaller bill.
Independent, and here to stay. Profenor is bootstrapped, not VC-backed, so we answer to sellers, not to investors and exit timelines. And your books are always yours: export everything any day, your P&L and every table as CSV, and take it to QuickBooks, Xero, or anywhere. No lock-in. We are not on an exit clock, and because you can export any day, you are never trapped either way.
Only the first one is being asked for today. The other two exist so nothing is hidden until after you have sent your files.
The same report across a full month, with every discrepancy explained rather than three, plus a short list of what to change so next month stays clean.
Every field below is yours to change, including the fees. No signup, nothing sent anywhere.
145 expense types a Shopify seller actually has, each with the IRS code section it rests on. Search a tool, a fee, a subscription.
Information, not tax advice. Facts change the answer, which is exactly why every line carries its citation instead of a verdict alone.
All 50 states and DC, from the same published dataset as the live tool. Where a state cannot honestly be reduced to one figure, it says so instead of guessing.
Economic nexus only. Physical presence, inventory in a 3PL and marketplace-facilitator rules can create an obligation below any of these numbers. Information, not tax advice.
Add a line per material. You paid an amount, it bought a quantity, you use some of it per unit. The tool does the division.
This is what lands in your inbox. Plain, checkable, and it either ties or it says it does not.