eBay Trading API
Call Reference Version 579

Indicates the type of transaction or reason for the transaction. For example, a value of FeeGallery indicates a debit for listing an item in the Gallery. Possible values are enumerated in the AccountDetailEntryCodeType code list.

Balance after the account entry's credit or debit amount has been applied. Can be 0.00. The value is positive for debits and negative for credits.

Date entry was posted to the account, in GMT. (Also see the Data Types appendix for more information on how GMT dates are handled in SOAP.)

A description of the transaction.

Gross fees that are assessed by eBay (net fees plus VAT, if any). Returned even if VAT does not apply. The value is positive for debits and negative for credits.

Item ID (if the account detail entry is associated with an item listing) or 0 (if no item listing is associated with the account entry).

Memo line for the account entry, can be an empty string.

Net fees that are assessed by eBay, excluding additional surchargesand VAT (if any). Returned even if VAT does not apply. The value is positive for debits (user pays eBay) and negative for credits (eBay pays user).

eBay reference number for the account entry. May return no value for some account transactions, such as an administrative action like placing the user's credit card on file. You can uniquely identify the entries that the GetAccount call returns within the AccountEntries tag. Specifically, the following fields, returned within the AccountEntries tag, can be used in combination as a unique key: AccountEntry.Date, AccountEntry.AccountDetailsEntryType, AccountEntry.ItemID, and AccountEntry.RefNumber.

Title of the entry.

VAT rate for the item. When the VATPercent is specified, the item's VAT information appears on the item's listing page. In addition, the seller can choose to print an invoice that includes the item's net price, VAT percent, VAT amount, and total price. Since VAT rates vary depending on the item and on the user's country of residence, a seller is responsible for entering the correct VAT rate; it is not calculated by eBay. To specify a VATPercent, a seller must have a VAT-ID registered with eBay and must be listing the item on a VAT-enabled site. Max precision 3 decimal places. Max length 5 characters. Note: The View Item page displays the precision to 2 decimal places with no trailing zeros. However, the full value you send in is stored. Returned for all users, not just VAT users, with GetAccountResponse.