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Will my selling site report me to HMRC?

Free. Enter one platform's sales for a calendar year and see whether GOV.UK's reporting exception covers you. Being reported isn't the same as owing tax: GOV.UK's guide to income from online platforms explains when you need to tell HMRC.
What do you sell on this site?

Platforms count sales from 1 January to 31 December, not by tax year.

Count each platform on its own: run the check once per site.

The platform's own figure for the year, or your own total so far.

This isn't tax, accounting or legal advice. Nothing you type leaves your device.

Your result

Answer the questions and choose Check the reporting rule. Your result appears here.

GOV.UK tells platforms

You do not need to report sellers getting a total of 2,000 euros or less (approximately £1,700) for fewer than 30 sales of goods in a year. This reporting exception does not apply to:

  • the provision of services
  • rental of transport
  • rental of immoveable property

Source: GOV.UK, check if you need to register as a digital platform operator (checked 19 October 2026)

Want it counted for you? Add up your sales with sellertotals: CSV exports are free, and you get each platform's calendar-year count and total.

This applies GOV.UK's published reporting rule to the figures you type. It doesn't say whether you're trading, whether you owe tax or what to tell HMRC, and it isn't connected to HMRC or to any selling site.