- UK HMRC published guidelines on Reporting rules for digital platforms
- Reporting requirements for individuals selling goods or services on digital platforms
- Digital platforms must collect and report income of sellers starting January 2024
- First data reports due in January 2025
- Qualifications for a digital platform include connecting sellers to customers and disclosing payment amounts
- Reporting platform operators need to report to HMRC
- Excluded platform operators do not need to report
- Reporting required for reportable sellers who actively supply goods or services on the platform
- Information to be collected includes seller details and property information
- Individual sellers require full name, address, date of birth, and tax identification number
- Entity sellers require legal business name, address, and tax identification number
Source: regfollower.com
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