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Selling on Vinted, Etsy or eBay? Here's what you need to know about paying tax

Written by Richard Tyler, Senior Professional Tutor in Accounting and Finance, Liverpool Hope University

If you’ve sold clothes on Vinted or Depop, or something you’ve made on Etsy, you might have been alarmed or confused by information recently published by HMRC on paying taxes when selling items online.

It includes the information that from January 1 2024, online sales platforms enabling sales of goods or services...

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