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Another one, can you remove it: sumitihomelen
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Please remove/delete my account as well
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Scottishguy1986 You can do that in your profile.
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If I have made several attempts to delete my account and it doesn't work. then I have no choice but to ask for help to do that.

please remove my stuff... it doesn't work, whatever I try.
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I can hardly pay you more than my sales yield, and no consultation has taken place with me. I asked for this, did not receive any response, but the money was debited and that is why I deposited it back. Send me an invoice and I will pay 2.84 R.Allard
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Can you delete my account?
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You can easily delete your account yourself in Settings (in the menu under your avatar) and then in the Account submenu, which you will find immediately.
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Rene You reap what you sow, René. No, I'm not canceling my subscription, but I am pissed off. Legislation important to members that was voted on in 2021 could easily have been reported to members in the autumn of 2023. Then I would have temporarily closed the store sometime in November. The same on the other platform. Why? Now I have to start the year with another 1000 EUR, and we are halfway through January. What prospects do I still have for this long year?
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What exactly is the problem Jodieke ? When it comes to DAC7 again, once again: nothing changes in the tax law.
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Rene Well, yes. Below 2000 it is tax free. I had hoped to do that for a while.
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How much tax do you actually have to pay if you exceed 2000 Jodieke? If in what percentage?.
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Anyway, yes. Below 2000 it is tax free.

With all due respect, I don't think you understand it correctly.
DAC7 does not change the tax rules. So nothing about when you do and do not have to pay tax.
The main criterion was and is whether you act commercially (for example, consciously purchasing with the aim of making a profit).
You previously indicated that you operate without any profit motive, right? If you can make that plausible, then there was little going on and that will not change with DAC7.
The cases in which you do or do not have to pay tax remain subject to the same rules. That doesn't change.
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And I assume Rene, that you can also deduct the subscription costs from your profit?
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January 18, 2024 01:04
Charles1971 ,
This is only relevant if you are liable for tax. Normally, profit is indeed turnover minus purchases and minus all relevant costs incurred.
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So suppose Rene, someone has an annual turnover of 3000. You enter this amount at DAC7 and DAC7 says, You are liable for taxes. So fill out papers.
Now I still have 700 in purchase vouchers and my subscription costs 300. Then I'll be at 2000 again, so I don't have to pay taxes. But I have met my tax obligations.

Or does it not work that way?
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January 18, 2024 09:38
Charles1971 , no, that's not how it works. Dac7 “says” nothing at all. And certainly not whether you are liable for taxes.
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It is now Rene, many are now trying to stay below 2000 so as not to have to file a declaration with DAC7. Because there is uncertainty about how things will proceed. With taxes and all.
With my question I am trying to gain more clarity. And if one unexpectedly has to file a tax return, are the consequences so bad?
Starting entrepreneurs are very well helped by the tax authorities with all kinds of deductions.

But first DAC7 must determine whether you are an entrepreneur at all, or whether you just have a hobby.
With a little more information, Rene, you can remove a lot of uncertainty.
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January 18, 2024 10:55
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DAC7 does not determine whether you have to file a tax return, only the tax legislation in the country where you live.
The only thing that is important for all platforms in the EU on which something can be sold/rented is the obligation to report when someone has achieved 30 orders (i.e. orders and no order lines) and/or 2000 euros in turnover in a calendar year.

No more and no less. Whether you are liable for tax has nothing to do with this. Being liable for tax depends solely on your personal situation and the tax law in your country. Just as your employer is obliged to report to the tax authorities how much you have received in salary, all platforms in the EU are now obliged to report the turnover (if it exceeds € 2000 or 30 orders).
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Charles1971 Rene So it is true that if you stay below 2000 EUR, you also stay under the tax authorities' radar. (practically, because in Belgium no one reports this (it's in our genes). That's how I understood it from the beginning. And once you exceed 2000, the platforms must report this to the tax authorities of the country of the seller and a flashing light comes on at the tax authorities. Now, these decisions are all made at a large table in Brussels, but that is all very theoretical but often impossible to realize. Especially once those flashing lights come in. In Belgium, (which hears the worst taxpayers but uses approximately the highest brackets in Europe), there is a staff shortage of 800 people at the Finance Department. Thousands or more objections will be drawn up (and we are good at that), because no one wants to just pay, and then I would like to see how this will work in practice and who will handle it all, because then we will be partly back in the paper age (receipts, invoices, etc.). Not everyone has a scanner. Practice will be the biggest difficulty.
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It is indeed becoming more difficult to avoid taxes.
But LD can't do anything about that, everyone is responsible for (un)honestly reporting their income.
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So it is true that if you stay below EUR 2000, you also stay under the radar of the tax authorities. (practically, because in Belgium no one indicates this (it's in our genes)

No idea how the Belgian tax authorities work. But if everyone reasons this way in Belgium and they therefore miss tax income, Belgium may apply lower limits in the future.
That may be why they have higher tax rates:-) The money for schools and police, among other things, has to come from somewhere.
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Collectioneur On a global level (!), the Netherlands is the only eurozone country in the top 10.
But we don't have any raw materials :-). How Belgium will proceed? Certainly do not send a letter or anything automatically to everyone above 2000, because then it will be a total administrative chaos with the understaffing. They can barely keep up now. I would pick out the big fish and take a closer look at them. For example, people who earn 30,000 extra per year. By the way, I thought that this was the basic principle of this legislation, namely being able to catch the big fish, not the loser who earns EUR 3,000 a year.
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How Belgium will proceed? Certainly not a letter or anything
If the Belgian government has a platform on which to trade, they will certainly do so.

not the loser who earns 3000 EUR extra per year.
For many people (also in Belgium) that is a high amount. If everyone contributes proportionately, the weight of that contribution also becomes smaller.
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