DAC7: What you need to know

The DAC7 directive requires platforms like Vinted to provide sellers’ information to tax authorities. If you make a certain amount of sales on Vinted, you’ll need to complete a DAC7 report.

Completing a report and sharing information does not mean there is an obligation to pay taxes on your Vinted sales. DAC7 reporting also doesn’t require you to do anything new regarding your taxation obligations.

If you don’t hear from us, you don’t need to do anything!

If you reach the thresholds for reporting, we’ll reach out to you by the end of the year. There’s no need to contact us if you reach the thresholds earlier in the year.

Reporting criteria

We’ll automatically contact you if you meet at least one of the following when selling on Vinted:

• Completed 30 sales or more within the calendar year
• Sold over €2000 within the calendar year

Even if you meet one of these criteria and complete a report, it doesn’t mean you’re obliged to pay taxes, as selling your personal items is generally not taxed.

Learn how completing the report works.

Selling your personal items is not taxed.

Be sure to check our Tax Rules for Ireland page to see examples of how taxes work when selling on Vinted. If you’re still concerned about how taxes might affect you, please consult with a tax advisor.

If we haven’t covered your question, you’re welcome to contact us using the button below.

• You can also visit our Tax Rules page for more details and examples of how taxes work in other countries where Vinted is available.
• Learn more about why your sales aren’t taxed when selling second-hand.