- HMRC has published guidance on rules for online marketplaces to report details and income of sellers
- UK has adopted OECD model’s reporting rules for digital platforms starting from January 1, 2024
- Digital platforms connect sellers to customers for goods and services like taxi, food delivery, freelance work, and short-term accommodation
- Operators must collect and report information to HMRC annually, with the first report due by January 31, 2025
- Guidance includes definitions, who needs to report, information to collect, deadlines, and penalties for non-compliance
- HMRC is developing an online service for submitting returns
- Guidance for sellers on why information is requested and their own tax position
Source: icaew.com
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