Note: This guide is available as a resource, but shouldn’t be construed or relied upon in any way as legal, accounting, or tax advice. Per our Terms of Service , Acuity doesn't provide advice or recommendations about laws applicable to your business. If you have questions about taxes, consult with a tax advisor.
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Receipts for your Acuity service fees can be found in the My Account section. A separate receipt for each payment made will be available by date.
You can find documentation of credit card processing fees in your payment processing account (outside of Acuity). If you have any questions about documentation of those fees, reach out to your processor.
Because Acuity doesn’t directly process your clients' payments — that’s all handled by your payment processor — Acuity does not provide 1099s. These forms should be available from your payment processor, though.
Acuity includes a revenue report within your account.
The revenue report will include revenue from appointments that occur during the timeframe you select and packages that are purchased during the timeframe.
If you choose Custom Date Range and select the checkbox Show appointments that were scheduled during these dates, instead of when it occurs, the revenue report will show income from appointments that were booked and packages that were purchased during that time period, regardless of when the appointments actually took place.
Package/Gift Certificate Balances
If you need to determine remaining balances on gift certificates or packages sold through Acuity, check out this help article.
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