PStTG: live Q&A webinar with tax expert on February 17 from 7–8 p.m.
Dear eBay private sellers,
We warmly invite you to our free webinar on the Platform Tax Transparency Act (PStTG).
First of all: If you sell privately, you usually don’t pay taxes. As long as you’re not making a profit or have owned your items for more than a year, the sale remains tax-free.
Nevertheless, since the introduction of the EU directive DAC7, implemented in Germany through the PStTG, numerous myths and misconceptions have been circulating online.
To clear up all these misunderstandings, we cordially invite you to ask tax expert Helen Dieckhöfer from Dieckhöfer & Partner all your questions about DAC7 / PStTG during the 60-minute webinar.
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Live webinar When: February 17 | 7 PM |
If you’re worried about your sales on eBay, you should definitely take part in our free webinar.
In this webinar, we’ll cover questions like:
- What are the background and purpose of this law?
- What consequences does it have for you?
- What’s the deal with the reporting threshold?
- How are reports made to the tax authorities?
- Do you automatically have to pay taxes if you’re reported?
To take part, simply click on the following link on the webinar day (February 17 | 7 PM) – no registration required –: https://www.youtube.com/live/yjJqPbNMqLU
We look forward to seeing you and your questions!
Kind regards
Your eBay team
tatkonti_51
·1 year agoeBay has sales limits (30 sales), after which information is transmitted to the finance and tax authorities. How do you determine the number of sales?
A buyer can buy two identical items from one listing, two different items, or three items from two listings.
miriam@ebay
Hello @tatkonti_51! The "sales limit," as you call it, was not set by eBay itself, because the Platform Tax Transparency Act (PStTG) applies to all operators of digital platforms that meet the legal criteria.
A "transaction" is defined in the context of the reporting obligation as follows: Multiple items from a single listing by the same seller count as one transaction. In contrast, different items from different listings by the same seller are considered separate transactions.
Examples:
I think that should make everything clear now - if you still have any further questions about it, feel free to get back to me again 🙂.
Best regards
Miriam