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HMRC is cracking down on UK online sellers using platform data to catch undeclared income, following a surge in activity and new reporting rules.
HMRC is intensifying enforcement against UK online sellers after a surge in reported activity, with nearly 4 million individuals tracked in 2025—up from 1.47 million in 2024—and £55 billion in reported sales.
New rules since January 2024 require platforms like eBay, Etsy, and Airbnb to report users earning over £1,700 annually or making more than 30 sales.
HMRC is using this data to identify undeclared income, sending warning letters and developing automated systems to target non-compliance.
Sellers earning over £1,000 in profit must file tax returns, while occasional personal item sales remain exempt.
The effort is part of an international push for better tax transparency.
HMRC está tomando medidas enérgicas contra los vendedores en línea del Reino Unido que utilizan datos de plataformas para capturar ingresos no declarados, tras un aumento en la actividad y nuevas reglas de notificación.