[Video] How To Get Your Tax from Google Ads

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You’d think that Google Ads would be able to just email you your receipt each time they charge your credit card, but unfortunately, they don’t do this.

Instead, they generate a PDF and you need to login and download it manually. You’ll need to get it from the “Billing and Accounts” section of Google Ads at the end of each month.

Since it isn’t always obvious how to do this, I have recorded a video for you letting you know what you need to do:

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Hi, how are you going?

So I had an inquiry this week about how do you get your receipt for your transaction listing from Google Ads.

Now you would think that they would just send you through a receipt at the end of the month or each time they charge your credit card but unfortunately, this is not the case. They make it that you need to log into the system.

What you actually need to do is you need to log into your Google Ads account which is located at ads.google.com and then you go through the menus and choose the option that has ‘Billing and Accounts’.

Under Billing and Accounts, it will have your options, it will have your credit card, etcetera. At the end of the month, there will be a new pdf that gets saved there which has your transaction listing and the amount that they’ve charged you overall and how much of that is tax, etcetera.

What you might find though is if you hit your Google Ads credit limit before the end of the month, they might charge your credit card without sending you your actual tax invoice yet. And if that’s the case for you and if you do your bookkeeping weekly, I’m sorry but it’s gonna be a real pain. You do need to wait until the end of the month before they send that through to you and attach it to the account section there.

So hopefully that saves you a bit of a head-scratching trying to work out where your tax invoice is and hope you have a great day!

If you want to be in touch with me, you can come to my website at www.thequantifiedweb.com and you can also subscribe to my newsletter there.

Have a wonderful day. Bye!

If you hit your Google Ads credit limit before the end of the month it can upset your bookkeeping as they only add the tax invoice at the end of each month so you will be charged for the ads before a tax invoice is made available.

I wish I had a workaround for this, but I don’t. Hopefully, now that you know about it you can save yourself the time of trying to hunt around for it.

Take care and have a great day!

Petra

[Video] How To Get Your Tax from Google Ads

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