DAC7

What is DAC7?

On January 1, 2023, the EU directive DAC7 came into effect. It requires digital platform operators (marketplaces) to report information about certain users' sales to the Danish Tax Agency (SKAT). You can read more about this on SKAT's website.

Reporting to SKAT

As a result of the EU directive DAC7, marketplaces like Reshopper are required to report sales exceeding a certain volume to SKAT.

This information enables European tax authorities to identify platform users and gain insight into the amounts users earn through the platforms.

If you have completed at least 30 transactions or have total sales exceeding EUR 2,000 during a calendar year, this must be reported. You do not need to take any action if you have been notified about the reporting—we are simply required to inform the individual seller about the report.

To ensure we send the correct information to SKAT, you must verify your profile using MitID and provide your full name, civil registration number (CPR number), and address.

If we do not receive this information from you, we are required to stop payouts to your account.

Do I have to pay tax on sales on Reshopper?

No, not as long as you are simply reselling your own and your family's used items at a lower price than you originally paid for them.

You may be required to pay tax if you sell items with the intention of reselling—meaning the items were not for private use but were acquired for the purpose of making a profit.

You can read more about SKAT's rules regarding sales on Reshopper on SKAT's website.

I have more questions

If you have questions regarding the reporting itself, you can contact us at support@reshopper.com or via the app under "You" -> "Support". Specific tax-related questions should be directed to SKAT.