What Tandemio reports to tax authorities, when, and what you can do about it. In plain language.
EU law (DAC7) requires online platforms to report seller earnings to tax authorities annually. If you make money on Tandemio (as a Creator), some of your data and earnings will be shared with the tax authority of your country of residence each year. This page explains what, when, and your rights.
DAC7 is the EU Council Directive (EU) 2021/514, extending administrative cooperation in tax matters to digital platforms. It requires platforms like Tandemio to:
It applies to "Relevant Activities" including sale of goods, provision of personal services, and (relevant for Tandemio) online advertising and influencer marketing.
DAC7 applies to every Creator who, in a calendar year:
If you are below both thresholds, your data is not reported (but is still verified for compliance).
For each Reportable Seller, we report:
We report to the tax authority of the EU Member State in which Tandemio is registered (Czech Republic, Generální finanční ředitelství). They share data with other Member States under DAC7.
Settings → Earnings → DAC7 StatementSettings → Tax ProfileFor DAC7 compliance, we verify identity and tax data via:
If we cannot verify your data, we may freeze payouts until verification is complete.
If you are tax resident outside the EU, DAC7 may still apply when performing Relevant Activities for EU customers via Tandemio. We may report your data to a Member State tax authority with an information exchange agreement with your country.
Per DAC7 Article 8ac, we must close your account or block payouts after two reminders if you fail to provide required data. We give 60 days notice before doing so.
DAC7 queries: [email protected]. For questions about your tax obligations, consult a qualified tax advisor — Tandemio cannot provide tax advice.
This DAC7 Notice is informational. Verify with tax counsel for your specific jurisdiction.