EÜR eBay sales revenue?

CRolli6ByCRolli6

Hello,

I have to submit an EÜR for the first time and so far I'm doing well.

There's just one thing I'm not sure about: I've made sales on eBay, and eBay fees are deducted from these sales amounts before the money is paid out to my account. The EÜR is based on the accrual principle. Let's say I sell an item for €50 on eBay, and eBay deducts €10 before paying out. This means that only €40 goes into my account. Based on the accrual principle, only the €40 counts as income, but wouldn't that falsify my turnover? Moreover, the fees and the actual turnover are noted on my eBay transaction logs. If I send this log to the tax office, they'll see what's going on.

Does anyone have experience with this? How is it done?

LG

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Mungukun
Mungukun
1 year ago

According to the inflow principle, only the 40€ count as revenue,

No the 50€ are your revenue (conversion) and the 10€ of your operating output. These are paid at the same time. This is called a shortened payment method.

That you only get 40 € on the account does not change the fact that two payments happen at the same time (+50 € and -10 €).

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CRolli6
1 year ago
Reply to  Mungukun

Thanks for the answer. If the date of receipt is then the day I sold or the day I had the money in the account

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Mungukun
Mungukun
1 year ago
Reply to  CRolli6

The day it flows to the eBay account.

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