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Do I have to pay tax on my eBay sales? Question of the week discussion
I sell my unwanted items, clothes shoes etc, also my 11 year old daughters bits and some of my familys items would i have to pay tax ? i have been selling for about yr and a half and i make for my self and my family im selling for about £150-£200 a mth between us
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I sell my unwanted items, clothes shoes etc, also my 11 year old daughters bits and some of my familys items would i have to pay tax ? i have been selling for about yr and a half and i make for my self and my family im selling for about £150-£200 a mth between us
If they are personal belongings that you are selling, then you are not liable for any tax on the income from these items.
If however you are charging people for selling their goods, or taking a cut of the sale, then technically yes you should declare that for tax, as it makes you a trader - albeit at a very low level.
