2025 Digital Sales Report Message

[digzz]

Just been sent a message via ebay about 2025 Digital Sales Report.

Anybody else get this report ?

Anyone know how they will try and get this unpaid tax ?

[ebabe]

Yeah, got a message today also. But it only states reporting for 2025. This is the first ever eBay message I have got in regards to this... I never uploaded my NIN...my earnings for 2025 on eBay were only £2,352 ( personal account )

How likely I'm I to receive a letter from HMRC?

[Delta1]

Originally Posted by digzz

Just been sent a message via ebay about 2025 Digital Sales Report.

Anybody else get this report ?

Anyone know how they will try and get this unpaid tax ?

They post you a letter telling you to do your self assessment. Don’t think everyone does but depends on how much money and how many items

I had the digital sales report message but I’d already done my self assess and paid the bill

[murdered_by_ebay]

everyone will be reported , it is open ended though if it has any meaning for small sellers , first and foremost it is likely to be a VAT issue as this is the primary tax they always look into

[ebabe]

Originally Posted by murdered_by_ebay

everyone will be reported , it is open ended though if it has any meaning for small sellers , first and foremost it is likely to be a VAT issue as this is the primary tax they always look into

You mean sellers who have gone over the 80k threshold, but are not VAT registered?

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by ebabe

You mean sellers who have gone over the 80k threshold, but are not VAT registered?

VAT is the most important tax and a tax where it is easy to tell whether tax is owed

sellers who are above the threshold but not registered because they split turnover between different accounts and/or marketplaces

sellers who are registered but underreport turnover

sellers who are registered , report correct turnover but the uk share is underreported

sellers who report turnover but use incorrect vat rate

sellers who use the flat rate but are not supposed to

seller who use the flat rate but on wrong %

[Boogie_Woogie_MAn]

VAT threshold is £90k

Originally Posted by ebabe

You mean sellers who have gone over the 80k threshold, but are not VAT registered?

[james_112233]

Meanwhile the rich are leaving the UK with their billions like the owner of Revolut who pays the equivalent of half a million tax payers. HMRC will come after the average Joe and make them close up shop.

[murdered_by_ebay]

Originally Posted by james_112233

Meanwhile the rich are leaving the UK with their billions like the owner of Revolut who pays the equivalent of half a million tax payers. HMRC will come after the average Joe and make them close up shop.

they will try but fail and there are two main reason for this , the first one is lack of resources to confront millions of people and the second one is collapse of tax income that will follow as for many people it will be easier to close shop and not pay anything at all or just leave and pay elsewhere