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How much should you set aside from your Etsy shop?

A tax estimator built around how Etsy actually reports your money, with materials separate from Etsy's own fees. Nothing is saved, nothing is sent anywhere.

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Gross sales before Etsy takes any fees: the top-line number from your shop.
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What it costs you to make or source what you sell.
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Listing, transaction, payment processing, and Offsite/Etsy Ads fees combined. Find the total on Etsy's Finances → Legal & Tax page.
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Shipping supplies, packaging, software, mileage, home office, etc.
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Your rough tax bracket: 10–24% covers most sellers.

Set aside each quarter

$0

Estimated. Put this toward taxes before you spend it.

Net profit

$0

Self-employment tax

$0

Income tax

$0

About the 1099-K

If your Etsy sales cross the IRS reporting threshold for the year, Etsy will send you (and the IRS) a 1099-K showing your gross sales. That threshold has changed more than once in recent tax years, so check your Etsy Finances tab or IRS.gov for the figure that applies to the year you're filing. Either way, income is taxable whether or not a 1099-K was issued.

Not tax advice. This is a rough set-aside estimate using the standard 15.3% self-employment tax rate (on 92.35% of net profit) plus your estimated income-tax rate. Your actual liability depends on your full tax situation. Always check with a qualified tax professional before filing or sending quarterly payments.

Not an Etsy seller? Try the general quarterly tax calculator instead.

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