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Vinted tax Ireland

  • Revenue’s AI Systems Are Making Your Mistakes Easier to Detect

    Revenue’s 2025 Annual Report reveals a rapidly evolving, data-driven compliance environment where AI-assisted analytics, expanding cross-agency data sharing and third-party reporting are becoming increasingly central to how Revenue identifies risk. From payroll and VAT data to DAC7 platform reporting and inter-agency information sharing, Revenue now has access to a far broader picture of taxpayer activity… Read more

  • Your Income Has Been Reported! What DAC7 Means & why the 2025 tax deadline is key

    DAC7 (Directive 2021/514) is part of the EU’s broader tax cooperation strategy. It makes platforms (like Airbnb, Etsy, Vinted, Depop, and Fiverr) report certain income and key details of sellers on the platforms.   Full Revenue guidance: Part 38-03-31 – Guidance on reporting obligations of Platform Operators How Does This Affect Creators, Influencers & Side-Hustlers?… Read more

  • Vinted, Depop & “Side Hustles”: Understanding the €5,000 Tax Exemption in Ireland

    If you sell on platforms like Vinted, Depop, or Instagram, and your income from these sources is less than €5,000 in a tax year, you may not need to register for self-assessment. Instead, you can declare this income through a Form 12 via PAYE services on Revenue’s MyAccount. However, there are a few important pitfalls… Read more