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Vinted Tax Simulator 2026 & DAC7 Directive: Do I Need to Declare My Sales?

Are you selling on Vinted and wondering if you need to pay taxes or fill out the DAC7 form? Our free simulator instantly calculates your tax obligations based on your country and situation, and tells you if you are affected by the DAC7 directive.

This simulator provides an indicative estimate based on the tax rules in effect in 2026. It does not constitute tax advice. Consult a tax expert or the tax administration in your country for your personal situation. Thresholds and rates may change.

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Understanding Vinted Taxation and the DAC7 Directive in 2026

The DAC7 directive: the rule of 30 sales or €2000

The European DAC7 directive requires platforms like Vinted to transmit your information to the tax authorities if you exceed one of these thresholds: 30 transactions in the year, OR €2000 in total revenue. If you are affected, Vinted will ask you to fill out a short pre-filled DAC7 form. In 2026, these rules remain unchanged. Note: exceeding these thresholds does not automatically mean you have to pay taxes. It simply means Vinted communicates your data to the tax authorities under the DAC7 directive.

When do you really pay taxes on Vinted?

Are you selling your personal items at a loss?

No tax. Selling jeans bought for €50 at €15 is not a profit.

Are you selling for profit regularly?

You may be taxable on your capital gains.

Are you buying to resell (business)?

You must declare a commercial activity.

FAQ: Taxes and Vinted

Does Vinted directly collect taxes?
No. Vinted only collects its commission on sales. Declaring and paying taxes is your responsibility with the tax authorities.
What happens if I don't declare my Vinted sales?
Since Vinted automatically sends data to the tax authorities, they may contact you for regularization. Penalties range from a simple reminder to fines of 10% to 40% depending on the case.