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[D*] DAC 7 and INFORM laws

  • @cecilia
    Administrador
    @cecilia

    512 mensajes

    Bélgica

    Dear members of the Delcampe.net community,

    We would like to give you information about two important regulations that may have an impact on your activities on our platform: the DAC 7 and INFORM laws.

    The DAC 7 law concerns the taxation of online platforms and aims to ensure fair taxation for all online transactions. You can find out more about this law in our help centre article:

    Vinculo (https)

    The aim of the INFORM law is to fight tax fraud and improve the transparency of online transactions. To find out more about INFORM and its impact on Delcampe.net, please refer to our detailed article in the help centre:

    Vinculo (https)

    In order to keep our forum clean and organised, we encourage you to centralise all your questions and discussions about DAC 7 and INFORM in this post. This will allow us to better follow the conversations and provide accurate answers.

    If you have specific questions about your own situation, please contact our customer service department via the contact form on our website. Indeed, as we are dealing with sensitive data, we will not be able to provide you with answers via a public medium. Our team is here to help you understand how these regulations may affect you personally.

    Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. By working together to stay informed and comply with these laws, we can continue to make Delcampe.net a safe and reliable place for all your online transactions.

    Kind regards,
    Cecilia - Delcampe Team
  • stevehillstamps
    stevehillstamps 100% (12861x)
    PRO

    44 mensajes

    Reino Unido

    Please can you confirm that we only need to enter our home countries' Tax Identification Number for access to the USA?

    Also the link on the English 'Inform Consumers Act' to 'the dedicated page on the Federal Trade Commission website' is not working.
  • Joutavatako
    Joutavatako 100% (55x)
    PRO

    1 mensaje

    Finlandia

    The Contact details page does not accept my TIN number "your TIN number is not valid".
    I have tried both, with a Finnish Social Security number (personal identity code) and a Business ID. Is there an error on the page?
  • @miranda
    Administrador
    @miranda

    442 mensajes

    Bélgica

    Please can you confirm that we only need to enter our home countries' Tax Identification Number for access to the USA?

    Also the link on the English 'Inform Consumers Act' to 'the dedicated page on the Federal Trade Commission website' is not working.
    Hi Steve,

    I see that Cecilia has been in touch with you.

    Have a good day,
    Miranda
  • @miranda
    Administrador
    @miranda

    442 mensajes

    Bélgica

    The Contact details page does not accept my TIN number "your TIN number is not valid".
    I have tried both, with a Finnish Social Security number (personal identity code) and a Business ID. Is there an error on the page?
    Dear "Joutavatako",

    For confidential reasons, may I kindly ask you to send us the TIN you have entered through our contact form: Vinculo (https) so we can check your case?

    Thanks,
    Miranda
    Delcampe Customer Service
  • battlestamps
    battlestamps 100% (9628x)

    95 mensajes

    Estados Unidos

    I just received the email about this today.

    I'm in the U.S. and a U.S. citizen.

    Am I exempt from having to provide a TIN; tax identification number? I don't even have one.

    From the message it sounds like only those in Europe have to do so. Can you confirm?
  • @miranda
    Administrador
    @miranda

    442 mensajes

    Bélgica

    I just received the email about this today.

    I'm in the U.S. and a U.S. citizen.

    Am I exempt from having to provide a TIN; tax identification number? I don't even have one.

    From the message it sounds like only those in Europe have to do so. Can you confirm?
    Hello "battlestamps",

    Thank you for your message.

    Any seller that ships to the US, need to enter their Tax Identification Number.
    If a seller does not want to add it, the USA will be removed from their sales conditions and the possibility to sell to US members will be removed from their account.

    To add your TIN to comply with INFORM, you need to go to this page Vinculo (https) and enter it below the field "Tax identification number TIN", then press "Save and next" at the bottom right to apply the change.

    Regards,
    Miranda
  • prescott9376
    prescott9376 100% (388x)

    71 mensajes

    Reino Unido

    I am being asked for my TIN, but as a UK, Non Tax Payer I have never heard of this & wouldn't have a clue as to where to find it.
    Is this only needed to ship to the US, If so I haven't posted to the US for at least 2 years and dont intend to.
  • battlestamps
    battlestamps 100% (9628x)

    95 mensajes

    Estados Unidos

    Hello "battlestamps",

    Thank you for your message.

    Any seller that ships to the US, need to enter their Tax Identification Number.
    If a seller does not want to add it, the USA will be removed from their sales conditions and the possibility to sell to US members will be removed from their account.

    To add your TIN to comply with INFORM, you need to go to this page Vinculo (https) and enter it below the field "Tax identification number TIN", then press "Save and next" at the bottom right to apply the change.

    Regards,
    Miranda
    This is from your own webpage:

    "Which sellers are impacted?
    The sellers concerned are all private and professional sellers residing in the European Union."

    Source: Vinculo (https)

    I live in the U.S. and I'm an U.S. citizen. I don't have a TIN. Am I going to be disallowed from selling items to people in my own country then? Or am I exempt? Your webpage and your answer here conflicts.
  • @miranda
    Administrador
    @miranda

    442 mensajes

    Bélgica

    This is from your own webpage:

    "Which sellers are impacted?
    The sellers concerned are all private and professional sellers residing in the European Union."

    Source: Vinculo (https)

    I live in the U.S. and I'm an U.S. citizen. I don't have a TIN. Am I going to be disallowed from selling items to people in my own country then? Or am I exempt? Your webpage and your answer here conflicts.
    And, you are not impacted by DAC 7 as you are based in the US.
    DAC 7 is only for members from the European Union as you have read.

    However, you are impacted by the Inform Consumers Act: Vinculo (https)
  • prescott9376
    prescott9376 100% (388x)

    71 mensajes

    Reino Unido

    This is from your own webpage:

    "Which sellers are impacted?
    The sellers concerned are all private and professional sellers residing in the European Union."

    Source: Vinculo (https)

    I live in the U.S. and I'm an U.S. citizen. I don't have a TIN. Am I going to be disallowed from selling items to people in my own country then? Or am I exempt? Your webpage and your answer here conflicts.
    I am not in the European Union Either Im in the UK so I assume I am also exempt from entering a TIN.
  • battlestamps
    battlestamps 100% (9628x)

    95 mensajes

    Estados Unidos

    And, you are not impacted by DAC 7 as you are based in the US.
    DAC 7 is only for members from the European Union as you have read.

    However, you are impacted by the Inform Consumers Act: Vinculo (https)
    Is this number the same as my social security number? I don't have any tax identification number otherwise. I'm not required by any U.S. law to otherwise have one. eBay nor Paypal requires one.
  • wycombe1
    wycombe1 100% (80117x)

    1834 mensajes

    Reino Unido

    I am not in the European Union Either Im in the UK so I assume I am also exempt from entering a TIN.
    I believe you have to enter your National Insurance Number.

    I, myself, am retired as, no doubt, many of us are on Delcampe and I presume this is the ID that is required?
  • prescott9376
    prescott9376 100% (388x)

    71 mensajes

    Reino Unido

    I believe you have to enter your National Insurance Number.

    I, myself, am retired as, no doubt, many of us are on Delcampe and I presume this is the ID that is required?
    Thanks, This could be it, Not sure I want to hand over this amount of info though, especially not as a requirement for US law. I dont actually post to the US anyyway.
  • apmtrade
    apmtrade 100% (652x)

    39 mensajes

    Canadá

    Hi Miranda, Cecilia,


    RE: Canada.

    Tax identification number (tin) Canada

    “In Canada, the TIN will be an individual's Social Insurance Number (SIN). For businesses in Canada (such as corporations or partnerships) the TIN will be their Business Number (BN) of the Quebec Enterprise Number (NEQ) “
  • @miranda
    Administrador
    @miranda

    442 mensajes

    Bélgica

    I am not in the European Union Either Im in the UK so I assume I am also exempt from entering a TIN.
    Hi "Prescott9376",

    You don't have to enter your TIN like the other European Union sellers, this is correct.
    However, if you wish to keep on selling to US members, you'll have to enter your TIN in your sales conditions.

    So basically,

    - Sellers from the European Union must enter their TIN (or its equivalent) in their Contact details page: no exception
    If they sell to US members, their TIN will automatically be added in their sales conditions.

    - Sellers outside of the European Union do not have to enter their TIN (or its equivalent) to keep selling on Delcampe.
    However if they do have the US in their delivery zones, they'll have to enter their TIN in their sales conditions.
    If they do not, the US will be removed from their delivery zones in about 60 days.

    Hope this helped.

    Have a good day,
    Miranda
  • @miranda
    Administrador
    @miranda

    442 mensajes

    Bélgica

    Hi Miranda, Cecilia,


    RE: Canada.

    Tax identification number (tin) Canada

    “In Canada, the TIN will be an individual's Social Insurance Number (SIN). For businesses in Canada (such as corporations or partnerships) the TIN will be their Business Number (BN) of the Quebec Enterprise Number (NEQ) “
    Thanks Apmtrade for the information.

    Canadian members can have a look at this official page from the OCDE Vinculo (https)

    Members from other nationalities, can check this website to see if their country is in the list:
    Vinculo (https)

    Have a good day!
    Miranda
  • battlestamps
    battlestamps 100% (9628x)

    95 mensajes

    Estados Unidos

    Thanks Apmtrade for the information.

    Canadian members can have a look at this official page from the OCDE Vinculo (https)

    Members from other nationalities, can check this website to see if their country is in the list:
    Vinculo (https)

    Have a good day!
    Miranda
    From the second link in your last post:

    "U.S. taxpayer identification numbers include a Social Security Number (SSN), which is issued to
    individuals, and an Employer Identification Number (EIN), which is issued to individuals or entities.
    In addition, an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is issued to individuals who are
    required to have a U.S. taxpayer identification number but who do not have and are not eligible to
    obtain an SSN."

    So, for sellers in the U.S. like myself, my SSN should be fine to use since I don't have an EIN. You might want to include this information in your emails / website concerning the upcoming changes as otherwise it's confusing.
  • @miranda
    Administrador
    @miranda

    442 mensajes

    Bélgica

    From the second link in your last post:

    "U.S. taxpayer identification numbers include a Social Security Number (SSN), which is issued to
    individuals, and an Employer Identification Number (EIN), which is issued to individuals or entities.
    In addition, an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is issued to individuals who are
    required to have a U.S. taxpayer identification number but who do not have and are not eligible to
    obtain an SSN."

    So, for sellers in the U.S. like myself, my SSN should be fine to use since I don't have an EIN. You might want to include this information in your emails / website concerning the upcoming changes as otherwise it's confusing.
    Thanks "battlestamps", we'll see where we can add this information.

    I wish you an excellent day!

    KR,
    Miranda

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