- Certain digital platforms are now required to report sales made by second-hand sellers
- Sellers who sell items as a hobby or in a private capacity are not required to pay taxes
- If someone sells items on a larger scale to make a profit, they are considered to be engaged in trade and must pay taxes
- Marktplaats is advocating for clear guidelines on when sellers should pay taxes
Source: taxence.nl
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