HMRC Tax Implications on eBay / WEB Sales Sites

[Becket]

Anyone understand anything about this...........................     ?

New rules mean this time around, for the first time, online platforms such as eBay and Vinted must tell HMRC about sales information from people selling 30 items or more or who earned at least £1,700.

 

[Woodbutcher]

 

[Mithras]

You Pay Tax on the profit no reciept against market value

hmrc website says

You may have to pay Capital Gains Tax if you make a profit (‘gain’) when you sell (or ‘dispose of’) a personal possession for £6,000 or more.

Possessions you may need to pay tax on include:

jewellery

paintings

antiques

coins and stamps

sets of things,

[Frankie Crocker]

Selling on eBay therefore makes limited sense if the value of items is to be reported. Surely it makes more sense to sell privately, on small online platforms or negotiate a trade of some sort. Paying eBay commission is also madness when valuable items are involved - the seller loses out significantly.

[Mithras]

 how to calculate .....the tax is the difference on what you paid a  £100 disc sells  for £125  tax on £25 @20%

no ebay fees on sellers at the moment.  ( as a private seller)  funny thing £1000 disc with no reciept  after 50 years how does that work,discogs valuation is the key...It requires book keeping.....

[Dobber]

Just tell Hmrc to keep there big nose out