Here’s what you need to know about tax returns for your sales on Vinted and Leboncoin

The thriving online second-hand sales market attracts many French people every year.

Understanding the tax reporting rules for online sales #

Platforms like Vinted, Leboncoin or Ebay offer the possibility of selling personal items, but did you know that some of these transactions must be declared for taxes?

The general rule is quite simple: occasional sales of personal items do not require a tax declaration as long as the annual income generated does not exceed 2000 euros or the number of transactions does not reach 30 per year. Beyond these thresholds, the situation changes.

When should you declare your income from online sales? #

If your sales on platforms like Vinted or Leboncoin exceed the established limits, it is imperative to declare this income. In the event of an excess, the platforms are obliged to communicate the transaction history of their users to the Tax Administration. This does not necessarily mean that you will pay taxes, but a declaration must be made.

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It is important to note that the sale of certain specific objects, such as precious metals or works of art whose sale price exceeds 5,000 euros, also requires a specific declaration and the payment of a tax or duty. on added value.

Exceptions and special cases to consider #

For exceptional sales of high-value items, French tax legislation provides specific rules. For example, the sale of jewelry, precious metals, art or collectible objects, if their sale price is greater than 5,000 euros, is subject to a flat-rate tax or a capital gains tax.

In these cases, it is necessary to complete specific forms (No. 2091 or No. 2048-M) and submit them to the tax authorities within the month following the transfer. These steps ensure that you remain in compliance with applicable tax laws.

List of thresholds not to be exceeded to avoid declaration:

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  • Annual income less than 2000 euros
  • Less than 30 sales per year
Takeaway Description
📉 Sales thresholds 2000 euros of income or 30 transactions
🏷️ Special items Tax on precious metals, jewelry, art if > 5,000 euros
📑 Formalities Forms No. 2091 or No. 2048-M for capital gains

In summary, although the majority of personal sales on sites like Vinted or Leboncoin are not subject to tax, it is crucial to know the thresholds that require a tax declaration. Stay informed and make sure you comply with legislation to avoid surprises during your online sales.

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