News

Individuals who sell secondhand items online are at risk of being investigated and fined by HMRC, a tax expert has warned.
A s more UK residents look to the likes of Etsy and Vinted to make some extra cash, tax professionals are raising the alarm.
Nevertheless, should you earn more than £1,000 from your side business annually, or exceed 30 sales within a 12-month period, ...
Tax experts are sounding the alarm as increasing numbers of UK residents turn to platforms like Etsy and Vinted to boost ...
People selling on Vinted, eBay or Etsy don't automatically have to pay tax on profits made, but some might if they reach the ...
As more UK residents look to the likes of Etsy and Vinted to make some extra cash tax professionals are raising the alarm ...
THERE’S nothing more frustrating than spending ages posting stuff on Vinted, only for it to get zero views and no favourites. But according to one reselling whizz, there are certain times ...
If your items still haven’t sold, despite your best efforts, and you’ve noticed their activity has trailed off, there is the ...
HMRC took to social media recently to prompt: "Check if you need to register for Self Assessment by 5 October. You might need to if you: Have earned more than £1,000 through a side-hustle.
An HMRC spokesperson said: "These new rules will support our work to help online sellers get their tax right first time. They will also help us detect any deliberate non-compliance, ensuring a ...
An HMRC spokesperson said: "These new rules will support our work to help online sellers get their tax right first time. They will also help us detect any deliberate non-compliance, ensuring a ...