What it does · Money & tax

Being reported is
not the same as
owing tax.

The DAC7 threshold is a trigger to report, not a line where tax starts. Flogit tracks where you stand and, more usefully, what each item actually cost you.

The threshold

30 sales, or €2,000. Either one triggers it.

  • Passing it means Vinted sends your details to the tax authority.
  • It does not mean you owe anything. Tax is on a gain.
  • Thirty-one items at 30 each is 930, well under the money limit, and still reported.
  • Flogit tracks both counters against your own country’s numbers.
vinted.pt
Taxes & profit 2026, Portugal
Sales this year31 / 30

Over the count. Vinted will report you for this year.

Revenue this year€930 / €2 000

Well under the money limit, and it makes no difference.

vinted.pt
Taxes & profit 2026
Being reported is not the same as owing tax. Tax is on the line at the bottom, not the one at the top.
Revenue€930,00
Cost of the items sold−€612,00
Vinted fees, postage, boosts−€98,40
Packaging and sourcing−€41,20
Net for the year€178,40
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The cost column

Without it, a bad year and a good one look identical.

  • What you paid, against what it sold for.
  • Packaging, sourcing and fees subtracted from your net.
  • A yearly profit and loss report as a PDF you can hand to an accountant.
  • A record of stock purchases, so the cost basis exists before you need it.

Plainly

  • This is not tax advice.
  • Thresholds and rules differ in every country. Set yours in Settings.
  • Talk to someone qualified if a real amount is at stake.
  • Flogit is an independent tool and is not connected to Vinted.

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