The tax authorities launched a new EU tax directive called DAC7. DAC7 is an EU tax directive that requires ALL digital platforms (such as Roamler, but also AirBnB, Bolt, Uber) in the EU to report revenue, personal and business information about the income the platform workers generate.
If you are earning money via a digital platform (although it’s a small amount), we will still need to share this information with your local tax authorities. So all Roamlers in EU, Norway and the United Kingdom are asked to provide their valid taxpayer identification info (TIN) in-app before 1st March 2023. This is for the purposes of reporting to tax authorities according to DAC7.
In case valid information is not submitted within that time frame, the account may have to get deactivated and/or payouts stopped until the required info is provided and validated. Important: The name and format of TIN varies by country as well as partner type (individual vs legal entity or business). For EU countries, Norway and the UK, please refer to the information below.
TIN-nr per country + example PDF
Spain
Name: NIF
Format: 1. 99999999L1. 8 digits + 1 letter
Example PDF: Spain
Belgium
Name: Numéros d’identification fiscale (NIF) = Numero National/BTW (Belasting op Verbruiksgoederen) or VAT (Value-Added Tax) number
Format: 99999999999 – 11 digits
Example PDF: Belgium
France
Name: ‘reference tax number’ or ‘SPI’ number (Simplification des Procédures d’Imposition
Format: 99 99 999 999 999. The TIN is made up of 13 digits.
Example PDF: France
The Netherlands
Name: Burgerservicenummer (BSN)
Format: 9999999999 – 9 digits
Example PDF: Netherlands
Germany
Name: Identifikationsnummer / Steuer-IdNr
Format: 99999999999 @Denys (99 999 999 999) 11 digits
Example PDF: Germany
Ireland
Name: Personal Public Service (PPS)
Format: 9999999L(W). 7 digits + either 1 or 2 letters
Example PDF: Ireland
UK
Name: National Insurance (NI)
Format: LL 99 99 99 99 L. 2 characters + 8 digits + 1 character
Norway
Name: fødselsnummer AKA Pesonnummer Or Nasjonalt identitetsnummer or D-nummer
Format: 99999999999. 11 digits
Denmark
Name: Personal Identification Number (CPR or Tax ID Number)
Format: 999999-9999. 10 digits
Example PDF: Denmark
Poland
Name: PESEL / NIP
Format: 1. 99999999999 2. 9999999999 – 1. 11 digits 2. 10 digits
Example PDF: Poland
Portugal
Name: Número de Identificação Fiscal (NIF)
Format: 999999999. 1 block of 9 digits
Example PDF: Portugal
FAQs
We need to provide this information from all our roamlers, according to the tax agency which are member of the European union. We will extract all data and share this on a yearly bases. DAC7 reporting is an annual reporting obligation. Your data will be shared each January for all income and information for the previous year. DAC7 is effective from January 1, 2023 and your information in respect of the calendar year 2023 will be shared in January, 2024.
DAC7: From when onwards are we required to update the TIN number in-app?
The directive will become active as from January 1st 2023, requiring companies to file the first data to the local tax authorities in January 2024. You’ll see that the field is still optional. It will be a hard requirement in-app, meaning if you do not update this field, you, unfortunately, can’t perform any paid tasks.
Questions?
Do not hesitate to reach out to our support team via the in-app chat.
