Legal basis for collecting your information under the DAC7 regulation.
As per the DAC7 (Council Directive (EU) 2021/514), Spotahome is obliged to collect and share the data about our users who receive income from renting out properties on our platform, or are a registered landlord or property manager with us and either reside in an EU member state or receive income from a property listing in an EU member state.
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If I deactivate my account, will my information be shared to the tax authorities?
Yes, if your deactivation request was made on or after January 1st 2023, we will report any information we have to the tax authorities following the EU DAC7 regulation. If your account was deactivated prior to this date, we will not share any ...
Impact of the DAC7 regulation for you as a Spotahome Client
If you rent out your property through Spotahome, we will collect certain information about you and your earnings. This information will be reported to the Spanish tax authorities, which means your rental income will be visible to the tax office and ...
Exercise your GDPR rights under the DAC7 regulation.
If you want to exercise your data rights (rights of access, rectification, erasure, portability, etc.) under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), you can do so by sending your request to help@spotahome.com. We will check if we have ...
Potential legal consequences of not providing my data for the DAC7 requirement.
As part of the DAC7 Directive, Spotahome is obligated to report your financial activities to the relevant tax authorities each year. Failure to provide accurate information, or providing false or incomplete details, may lead to penalties, including ...
I am not an EU resident, can Spotahome share my data with the tax authorities?
Yes, as long as you have any rental activity within any Member State of the European Union we will have to report your income to the tax authorities based on the EU DAC7 regulation.