Fees that changed
Fulfillment fees, inbound placement, low-inventory, aged inventory and peak surcharges — modelled as separate lines instead of one vague "Amazon fee".
Amazon fees, reimbursements, sales tax, product margin and payout reconciliation. The math a seller actually needs, in files you can edit, with no macros and no lock-in.
Each workbook is a standalone .xlsx with an instructions page, worked examples and a sources page. No macros, no add-ins, no subscription.
2026 referral, fulfillment, placement, storage, returns and ads — with profit, margin, ROI and five price scenarios.
View the workbook REIMBURSEMENTSA 60-day claim log with deadlines, case status, expected versus recovered cash and a weekly dashboard.
View the workbook SALES TAX & 1099-KSales by state and quarter, marketplace-facilitator status and a line-by-line 1099-K reconciliation.
View the workbook MARGIN & FORECASTLanded cost, Amazon fees, ads, giveaways and launch costs, plus a 12-month cash projection.
View the workbook PAYOUT RECONCILIATIONRebuild a settlement, match the bank, post a balanced journal and close the month.
View the workbookThe old FBA templates still floating around use 2018 fees and an 18-month reimbursement window. These do not.
Fulfillment fees, inbound placement, low-inventory, aged inventory and peak surcharges — modelled as separate lines instead of one vague "Amazon fee".
The fulfillment-center claim window is 60 days, automatic reimbursements are based on Amazon's cost estimate, and underpayments are the newest claim type.
Marketplace-facilitator laws cover every state with a statewide sales tax. The workbook is built for sales-by-state reporting and 1099-K reconciliation, not a 2016 remittance model.
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Open in Excel, or upload to Google Sheets. The formulas and formats carry over.
Every yellow cell is yours. The worked examples are labelled and easy to delete.
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They reflect the 2026 US Amazon schedule as of October 2026, including the 2026 fulfillment changes, the marketplace-facilitator position and the 1099-K threshold. Amazon changes fees; every rate is editable and the sources page links to the official pages to verify an exact number.
No. They are plain .xlsx workbooks with formulas, data validation, conditional formatting and charts. Nothing runs on open, and nothing connects to your Amazon account.
Yes. Use them in your own bookkeeping practice. Do not resell the files or remove the TidyPayouts branding and claim them as your own template.
Most formulas and formats carry over. Charts and some conditional formatting can behave differently. Excel is the better home for the file; if a sheet does not import cleanly, email us and we will help.
No. The workbooks are planning and organisation tools. Confirm fees in Seller Central, and confirm tax and accounting treatment with a qualified adviser.
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