Welcome to the latest issue of The Payments Pulse, where we’ll meet the Heroes behind the new invoicing feature, look at smart tax strategies for creators and bust the myth that switching to Kajabi Payments will disrupt your sales. 

Meet the Heroes Behind Invoicing

These Heroes are beta testing our new invoicing feature. They’re sharing their feedback and how it’s already making their businesses run smoother. Get ready to take control of your billing with invoicing—launching soon for Kajabi Payments!

Colin Boyd helps people do more than just give great presentations—he helps them turn those presentations into paying clients. With over a decade of experience and 10,000+ students globally, his Sell From Stage Academy® teaches coaches and course creators how to turn any talk into a money-making opportunity. 

"Kajabi Payments gives me the flexibility to offer payment options that work for thousands of students, leading to higher conversions and a better experience for them.”

❌ Fiction: Switching to Kajabi Payments will disrupt my current sales.

✅ Fact: Setting up Kajabi Payments won’t disrupt your current sales flow. The process is simple, and you can convert all your existing offers with just one click. Our support team is also available to guide you through every step, ensuring a smooth transition with no downtime.

Smart Tax Strategies for Creators

Navigating taxes can be complex, but with the right approach, you can reduce stress and save money. Here are some key strategies for managing sales tax:

• Track Income & Expenses: Keep detailed records of income (brand deals, affiliate commissions) and expenses (equipment, marketing). Kajabi Payments integrates with top accounting software like Xero and QuickBooks Online, helping you stay organized and streamline your bookkeeping.
• Automate Sales Tax Collection: Kajabi Payments offers a built-in tool to calculate and collect sales tax during checkout, simplifying your tax responsibilities.
• Leverage Deductions: Maximize deductions for business expenses like home office costs, equipment, and travel to reduce taxable income.

Didn't catch the September issue? Find it here.