DAC7 checker: will Cardmarket report your card sales?
A platform such as Cardmarket does not report a seller of goods who made fewer than 30 sales and received no more than €2,000 in the year. Both conditions must hold: 30 sales or €2,000.01 is enough to be reported. Reporting is information only; it does not add a tax.
How to count
Count per platform and per calendar year: Cardmarket and another marketplace each apply the limits to what you sold through them. A sale is a completed order, not each card inside it: one order with ten cards counts once. Cancelled or refunded orders should not count, so check the platform’s own report if your numbers differ.
The amount is what buyers paid you, before deducting the platform’s fees. It is not your profit.
Boundary cases
| Sales | Total | Reported? |
|---|---|---|
| 29 | €2,000.00 | No |
| 30 | €150.00 | Yes: 30 is not fewer than 30 |
| 3 | €2,000.01 | Yes: the amount is above €2,000 |
What the result does not tell you
Being reported does not mean you owe tax, and not being reported does not mean your sales are tax free. Whether a sale produces a taxable gain depends on what you paid for the card and on your circumstances; for that, keep your purchase records and ask a tax adviser.
Sources and checks
Exclusion wording checked on 27 October 2026 in the Spanish Tax Agency DAC7 FAQ.