A free, no-signup tool for Shopify/DTC sellers: type any business expense — Meta ads, Alibaba inventory, a laptop, 3PL fees — and see how it's generally treated on a U.S. return, with the IRS code section and publication behind the answer. 153 common Shopify/DTC expenses. Educational, not tax advice. Built by Profenor, a bookkeeping tool made only for Shopify sellers.
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We built this because every expense tool we tried (we reviewed 18 in July 2026) tells you *that* something's deductible but never *why* — no IRS code section. So we made a free one that does: type an expense, get the treatment plus the code section and IRS publication behind it. ~153 Shopify/DTC expenses, no signup. It's educational, not tax advice. Would love feedback from people who actually sell — is the citation useful, or noise?
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honestly didn't expect the irs citation to show up right next to the answer — that's a nice touch for a free tool. also handy that it covers the weird shopify stuff like 3pl fees without making you dig
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@melihabykm5prc Thanks Meliha. The citation next to the answer is the whole idea: a yes or no without the why is just an opinion, and sellers should be able to verify the actual code section or hand it straight to their accountant. Glad the coverage helped too. If you ever hit an expense category it handles badly, tell me here and I will fix it.
honestly didn't expect the irs citation to show up right next to the answer — that's a nice touch for a free tool. also handy that it covers the weird shopify stuff like 3pl fees without making you dig
@melihabykm5prc Thanks Meliha. The citation next to the answer is the whole idea: a yes or no without the why is just an opinion, and sellers should be able to verify the actual code section or hand it straight to their accountant. Glad the coverage helped too. If you ever hit an expense category it handles badly, tell me here and I will fix it.