How to create stealth account in other country.

[Turbo13]

I want to create stealth account in non-EU country like UK, Norway, etc. as a resident of an European union country. Could anyone help me with this idea? I want to register as other country tax payer.

[sellerstealther]

hey, I recently saw your post that etsy asked you for your ID number for DAC7, why can't you bypass it? I understand that you don't want etsy to send the DAC7 report to your EU country, but I think it will be more difficult to open an account in the UK, etc.

[Turbo13]

Originally Posted by sellerstealther

hey, I recently saw your post that etsy asked you for your ID number for DAC7, why can't you bypass it? I understand that you don't want etsy to send the DAC7 report to your EU country, but I think it will be more difficult to open an account in the UK, etc.

I have no problems on the tax side. I am paying taxes, reporting my income to authorities. But I have multiple accounts, and they are all on my name. Entering tax id (ID card number) would likely link those accounts. It might not, because Etsy has chaos inside the company itself, but I want to be as safe as possible. My guess is that registering account in other country, that soesnt share much data with Etsy like Ukraine, would let me avoid the required ID number.

For exanole my attempt was:
Get Dedicated IP in UK
Open new gmail account
Then new Etsy
Entering same details as normal stealth, except entering residential area as UK and UK address, so Etsy think that I pay taxes in UK. But I continue to receive money in EU, and paying taxes there as usual.

[sellerstealther]

did they ask you for your tax ID for your country or did they know it was your ID card number? There are different types of tax IDs in different EU countries

Originally Posted by Turbo13

I have no problems on the tax side. I am paying taxes, reporting my income to authorities. But I have multiple accounts, and they are all on my name. Entering tax id (ID card number) would likely link those accounts. It might not, because Etsy has chaos inside the company itself, but I want to be as safe as possible. My guess is that registering account in other country, that soesnt share much data with Etsy like Ukraine, would let me avoid the required ID number.

For exanole my attempt was:
Get Dedicated IP in UK
Open new gmail account
Then new Etsy
Entering same details as normal stealth, except entering residential area as UK and UK address, so Etsy think that I pay taxes in UK. But I continue to receive money in EU, and paying taxes there as usual.

[Turbo13]

No, they ask my tax ID. They don’t know, because I never shared that info, as it wasn’t required.

There are different types of codes everywhere, I know, but usually it is single code that goverment gives you on your birth, and you have it until you are dead so..

[sellerstealther]

I wonder what happens if you enter the correct number but different from the one on the identifier you sent when registering the store?

Originally Posted by Turbo13

No, they ask my tax ID. They don’t know, because I never shared that info, as it wasn’t required.

There are different types of codes everywhere, I know, but usually it is single code that goverment gives you on your birth, and you have it until you are dead so..

[Turbo13]

What do you mean? Like entering business number not personal id number?

[Turbo13]

If you are talking about the ID card photo you provide, they don’t really check those documents.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Turbo13

I want to create stealth account in non-EU country like UK, Norway, etc. as a resident of an European union country. Could anyone help me with this idea? I want to register as other country tax payer.

lot of posts to read and questions to ask openly - help will come with direct clear questions and starting with stealth concepts

[Turbo13]

My latest attempt was to emter my details and bank account, and they were:
We have had a trouble confirming your info. Please check and try again. i used Eu bank account, UK address and IP. Maybe I am missing something?