Short answer
DAC7 is an EU directive that requires digital platforms like Tiptapp to report users’ income to the tax authorities once per year.
The purpose is to increase transparency and simplify tax processing – and it does not change how your tax is calculated.
How DAC7 works
Tiptapp is covered by DAC7
As a digital platform, Tiptapp must report information about users who earn money through the app.
The rules apply from 1 January 2023, and reporting is done annually.
What information is reported
Tiptapp may be required to share the following data with the tax authorities:
name and contact details
personal identity number or organisation number
your registered home address
the country where you are tax resident
the number of paid tasks you completed
how much you earned during the year
the bank account used for payouts
When reporting happens
Reporting takes place once per year — usually in January — for the previous calendar year.
How DAC7 affects your taxes
DAC7 does not change the rules for how income is taxed.
You must still declare your income yourself according to your local tax authority’s rules, just like before.
For questions about taxation, please refer to your national tax authority.
GDPR and your data
DAC7 gives Tiptapp a legal obligation to share certain information with the tax authorities.
This means:
the data may be processed and stored in order to comply with the law
Tiptapp must retain transaction data even if you delete your account
This follows applicable data protection regulations.
Tips
Read more about DAC7 on the website of your national tax authority.