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The Transactions tab is your complete record of every payment that has come into your Shor account, across every company and every currency.

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What You’ll See

Every transaction has:
  • Date: when it completed
  • Company: which employer sent it
  • Amount and currency: both the sent amount and what you received
  • Type: salary, hourly, milestone, reimbursement, bonus, commission
  • Status: pending, processing, completed, failed
  • Reference: any note your employer added
Click any transaction to see the full detail, including the source payment, the FX rate (if any conversion happened), and a downloadable receipt.

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Filtering and Searching

Use filters to narrow the list:
  • Date range: e.g., “last month”, “year to date”
  • Company: focus on one employer
  • Type: e.g., only milestone payments
  • Status: e.g., only failed or only completed
  • Currency: e.g., only EUR-denominated payments

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Exporting for Tax Filing

At tax time, you’ll want a clean export of the year’s earnings by company. From Transactions, click Export and pick your date range. The CSV includes:
  • Every completed payment
  • The sending company
  • The gross amount, FX rate, and net received
  • The reference or description
  • The transaction status
Give this to your accountant, or import it directly into your tax software.

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Currency Totals

The Transactions view shows a running total by currency. If you’re paid in multiple currencies (e.g., USD from one client and EUR from another), you’ll see:
  • Total received this period per currency
  • Year-to-date total per currency
These are totals of what actually landed in your accounts, not what the employer sent before fees or FX. Perfect for accounting.

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Reconciling Against Your Bank

To match Shor transactions against your own bank statement:
  1. Filter to Completed transactions for the statement period
  2. For each transaction, the receipt shows the exact amount and reference that will appear on your bank statement
  3. Tick them off against your bank statement line by line
If anything doesn’t reconcile, the transaction receipt includes a detailed timeline. You can see exactly when each step (initiated, in flight, completed) happened.

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Next Steps

Tax Documents

US tax forms for contractors and foreign workers.

Your Shor Account & Withdrawals

Link a bank and withdraw your balance when you want.