Ebayers beware the taxman

jjlancs

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

A crappy table for £5. I've seen these and the Lack table from Ikea is a better buy for less money.

it may be crap to you but someone else may like it. dont buy it if you dont want it ,

jjlancs

really sorry, about table, wrong link, have now updated on original message. http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/tax/income/article.html?in_article_id=537219&in_page_id=77

mishkanorman

Ive reported the thread . . . . .

sassi

• The Guardian, Saturday 19 May 2007:rotfl:

ASLK

"Those who make extra cash from giving private lessons are now on the HM Revenue & Customs' hitlist of potential tax cheats."This is about people selling expertise or lessons on eBay, not selling items yo no longer want/need.

macfly

It's not restricted to that category though. This has been widely reported ove rthe last week. The Sun suggested that anyone selling 100 items a year would be targetted.

lawarcbur

the tax man is targeting power sellers they are the ones with over £2000 off sales in a year & still making them self's out to be private sellers.

zorber

lawarcbur wrote: »

the tax man is targeting power sellers they are the ones with over £2000 off sales in a year & still making them self's out to be private sellers.

I thought sellers had to do more the £2k in be a powerseller??

lovinituk

The title should say ...

Ebayers who don't declare their earnings and don't pay their taxes, beware the taxman

alfiesmum

zorber wrote: »

I thought sellers had to do more the £2k in be a powerseller??

That's right £2,000 and 100 transactions.

This thread is like a conversation between my Grandma bless her, (she's in about 1964 at the moment from what we can gather) and my granddaughter (2 going on 32)- am I going crazy??