GST-aware finance
GST-aware finance for service providers: gross, fees, and provider net
Why sole traders should make GST context, Stripe fees, refunds, and provider net easy to see before bookkeeping month-end.
GST is not just a tax setting
For a sole trader, GST changes pricing, invoices, cash flow, and confidence. A provider might be below the registration threshold today, choose to register voluntarily, or cross the threshold as the business grows. The product should make the money trail clear without pretending to replace the accountant.
Efpoz treats GST as business context. It can show estimates and reporting views, while the provider remains responsible for GST registration, BAS obligations, and professional advice where needed.
Provider net is the number that matters
Gross revenue can make a month look bigger than it feels. Provider net is the number after platform fees, payment processor fees, refunds, and relevant tax context. A production finance screen needs to show the bridge between those numbers.
That is why Efpoz aligns stats and finance around the same fee model instead of showing one percentage in one screen and a different story elsewhere.
The best finance screen prevents spreadsheet archaeology
The right view answers the operator's everyday questions: what was paid, what is pending, what was refunded, what fee was taken, what GST estimate applies, what will be paid out, and which client or service caused the movement.
Once those answers are visible, the provider can price better, follow up faster, and hand cleaner records to their bookkeeper or tax agent.
Turn service admin into a paid workflow.
Efpoz helps sole traders package services, share payment links and invoices, keep client context in view, and understand the money behind every paid job.
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