URSSAF declaration of my sales
Hello, I'm new on this site and I'm going to go pro, please how do I calculate the amount to declare to Urssaf, for example: I sell an item for €50, I have €5.90 in shipping and €6.70 in transaction fees, do I have to declare €49.20, i.e. sale price €50 + shipping €5.90 - transaction fees €6.70 thank you in advance.
9 comments
flofigurine72
·1 year agoSo for self-employed people it's simple: no deductions from your sales, so you receive 55.90 and you declare 55.90
You also don't deduct shop fees or anything else
The only thing you're allowed to deduct is in the event of loss, theft, or cancellation of your sale, but if you receive an insurance payout, for example postal insurance for a loss, you'll have to declare that too (I know, it's **bleep** )
Same thing, no deductions for supplies (ink, paper, tape, cardboard, etc.)
Basically, the calculations are pretty simple: you only have + and never - 🙂
jeanfle_9
OP1 year agoThank you very much for this very clear response, best regards.
jeanfle_9
OP1 year agoThanks to you, but it was francexpressdeal who pointed me in the right direction, best regards.
frelonverre
·1 year ago@jeanfle_9
that sentence wasn't necessary !!!!!!!!!!!
rosedebretagne
·1 year agohello ,
you might perhaps want to take a training course with your CCI or another organization .
the answer depends on your status and your tax regime . (which are two different things) . under the actual system for example , as the name suggests what you declare to the urssaf is your income and not what you collect .
jeanfle_9
OP1 year agorosedebretagne
·1 year agoin this case your 6.70 is not to be deducted but added, as counterintuitive as that may seem because you are not allowed to deduct expenses, that is the main characteristic of being self-employed.
francexpressdeal
·1 year agoHello @jeanfle_9
No, you declare your gross turnover, i.e. PV + delivery charges. So 50 + 5.90 = 55.90.
jeanfle_9
OP1 year agoThank you very much for your quick reply, have a nice day regards.