Kentucky sellers: how to report Stonefjord sales on your own return
Stonefjord already collects and pays Kentucky sales tax on your sales here. Report them as gross receipts, then deduct them — so you are not taxed twice.
7 stepsEverything you need to sell goods, services, and events on Stonefjord.
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Stonefjord already collects and pays Kentucky sales tax on your sales here. Report them as gross receipts, then deduct them — so you are not taxed twice.
7 stepsBoost is optional. You only pay when Boost brings the buyer — 5% of the sale price for Boost Basic (max $50), 10–20% for Boost+ (max $150). Nothing to pay up front.
10 stepsComplete your seller profile and connect your bank before your first listing.
4 stepsList a physical good — new, used, vintage, or handmade — and start selling.
9 stepsList your service, accept requests, and get paid — all through Stonefjord.
9 stepsCreate an event listing, set up ticket sales, and manage your guest list.
9 stepsFinish payout setup and you get 25 free listings every month (unused ones don't carry over), every sale earns you another that never expires, and invite codes can add more. Once you have none left, the $0.50 listing fee is charged up front when you publish — not when your item sells.
5 stepsIf a buyer disputes a payment and the dispute is decided against you, a one-time $15 fee applies.
4 stepsCancelling an event after tickets have sold costs $25 plus 5% of ticket sales, capped at half of what your tickets sold for. Free events and events with no tickets sold are exempt.
4 stepsSet up payouts so you can receive money from sales.
6 stepsView incoming orders, update their status, and communicate with buyers.
4 stepsHow to view attendees, ticket numbers, and check guests in at the door.
4 stepsRemove a listing you no longer want to sell.
5 steps