DAC7 threshold: where do you stand?
Each platform reports to the tax authorities the sellers who reach either threshold over the calendar year. It is not a tax threshold: it is the platform’s report.
Thresholds are counted platform by platform: they do not add up across platforms.
Hand-to-hand sales are reported by no platform.
At this pace: the pace of your sales since January 1st, carried on to December 31st. Shown after 30 days.
Nothing leaves your device: no upload, no cookie, no tracker.
Thresholds in force
- Number of sales in the year : reached from 30, alert at 80% · eur-lex.europa.eu · checked on 10 Nov 2026, official source
- Amount received in the year : reached above €2,000.00, alert at 80% · eur-lex.europa.eu · checked on 10 Nov 2026, official source
Platforms that report : Vinted, Cardmarket, eBay, Leboncoin.
Indicative figures: the platform’s own statement prevails.
DAC7 questions
What is DAC7?
DAC7 is a European directive (2021/514) that requires online selling platforms to send the tax authorities, every year, the sales of their sellers. It applies to sales since 2023, across the European Union, with the same thresholds.
Is the DAC7 threshold a tax threshold?
No. Reaching 30 sales or more than €2,000 on a platform triggers a report by the platform, not a tax. Selling your own belongings is generally not taxed; buying cards to resell them regularly is a business activity, to declare whatever the threshold.
Do the thresholds add up across Vinted, Cardmarket and eBay?
No. Each platform counts your sales of the calendar year on its own: 25 sales on Vinted and 25 on Cardmarket trigger neither report.
Does it take 30 sales AND €2,000?
No, either one is enough: 30 sales or more, or more than €2,000 received over the year. Exactly €2,000 is not enough, €2,000.01 is.
Do hand-to-hand or show sales count?
No. A sale made outside a platform is reported by no platform. It does count in your turnover if you run a business.
What happens once the threshold is reached?
The platform asks for your tax identification number and date of birth, then reports in January the number of your sales, their amount and the fees it kept, quarter by quarter. It sends you a copy by January 31st at the latest: compare it with your own figures.
The same calculation, on your whole stock
The app runs this calculation for every card and every sale, with your real cost, your usual shipping and your estimated contributions.