For market sellers & makers

Money and tax for market stall holders, makers and craft sellers

A market day leaves a trail: card sales that arrive later as a payout, cash in the float, a stall fee, and materials bought weeks before. Fin brings in the card payouts from your bank feed, which arrive after the provider’s fee, lets you add cash sales by hand, reads the receipts for materials and stall fees, and keeps the craft money apart from your own. It is free to start. When the stall becomes a business, Premium sorts every transaction and finds what you can claim, and ELITE+ adds invoices for shops that stock your work and the GST or VAT statement.

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Card and cash sales in one place

Card payouts land from your bank feed after the card provider’s fee, so record the gross sales and the fee from the provider’s statement beside them. Cash takings can be added by hand.

Materials and stall fees, with the receipt

Photograph the receipt for materials, packaging or the stall fee and Fin reads it into the expense, so the cost of making is there at tax time. 2Fin helps you find and organise potential deductions; always confirm what applies to you with your accountant or tax authority.

The craft money apart from yours

Mark each transaction business or personal, and split a payment that covered the yarn and the groceries, so only the craft part counts. Splitting is free on every plan.

Quiet months, planned for

Upcoming lists stall fees, subscriptions and other bills before they are due, so a slow season is something you saw coming.

In the United Kingdom

For a UK sole trader, 2Fin prepares the figures through the year; you file through Making Tax Digital software or your accountant.

A Self Assessment-shaped estimate

Self-employment, employment, property, savings and dividends in one live estimate, with Class 2 and Class 4 National Insurance and student loan, at the rates for England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

VAT return boxes 1 to 9

The VAT treatment is set on each transaction as it arrives, and boxes 1 to 9 are filled from them, ready to check and file.

HMRC capital allowances

Main and special-rate pools, the annual investment allowance and full expensing, for equipment you add from its bank transaction.

A deduction export labelled for HMRC

Your business costs, categorised and with receipts attached, in a Tax Deduction CSV labelled for HMRC.

What 2Fin does in each country

In the United States

For a US freelancer or sole proprietor: a federal estimate and IRS-labelled records, with your banks connected through your own SimpleFIN key.

A federal estimate

A Schedule C and 1040-shaped estimate, federal only, for one kind of income at a time — your business income or your wages.

MACRS depreciation

MACRS with Section 179 and bonus depreciation, for equipment you add from its bank transaction.

A deduction export labelled for the IRS

Your business costs, categorised and with receipts attached, in a Tax Deduction CSV labelled for the IRS.

What 2Fin does in each country

In Canada

For a Canadian sole proprietor, GST/HST and the federal estimate build up through the year from your own transactions.

The GST34, with your province’s HST

GST or HST is set on each transaction at your province’s rate, and the GST34 is filled from them, ready to check and file.

A T1-shaped federal estimate

Self-employment, employment and rental income, CPP and the basic personal amount in one federal estimate, with work-related deductions taken off.

CRA capital cost allowance

Capital cost allowance by class, for equipment you add from its bank transaction, and a deduction export labelled for the CRA.

What 2Fin does in each country

In India

For a freelancer or proprietor in India, the estimate follows the ITR and the GST sales table is filled for you.

An ITR-shaped estimate

Salary, business or presumptive income and house property, under the old and new regimes, with 80C and 80D, the rebate and cess.

GSTR-3B table 3.1(a), from your sales

The outward-supplies table of GSTR-3B is filled from your sales; input tax credit and the other tables are yours to complete.

Block-of-assets depreciation

Written-down value by block, for equipment you add from its bank transaction, and a deduction export labelled for the Income Tax Department.

What 2Fin does in each country

In New Zealand

For a GST-registered sole trader in New Zealand, the return is filled from your transactions.

The GST101A

GST is set on each transaction as it arrives, and the GST101A is filled from them with each figure traceable, ready to check and file.

IRD depreciation

The IRD rate per asset, the low-value threshold and Investment Boost, for equipment you add from its bank transaction.

A deduction export labelled for Inland Revenue

Your business costs, categorised and with receipts attached, in a Tax Deduction CSV labelled for Inland Revenue NZ.

What 2Fin does in each country

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    Invoices, GST or VAT, the day-by-day forecast and the reports an accountant asks for.

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Selling at markets: what tax authorities say

When market selling becomes a business, and what you have to report, is set by each country’s tax authority. These are their own pages, with the ATO’s on when Australia requires GST registration.

  • Is your hobby a business? — Inland Revenue (New Zealand)

    Selling now and then at markets or to friends is usually a hobby; regular selling with the aim of a profit points to a business.

  • Registering for GST — Australian Taxation Office

    When registering for GST becomes compulsory, including the annual turnover threshold.

  • Check if you need to tell HMRC about additional income — GOV.UK (HM Revenue and Customs)

    Occasional selling online or at auctions, and when HMRC needs to hear about it.

  • Business activities — Internal Revenue Service (US)

    A profit motive makes a trade or business, even part-time beside a job.

Each page read on 12 November 2026.

Did you know?

A birthday cake helped sink a GST and an election: in 1993, Opposition Leader John Hewson couldn't say whether his proposed GST would make a birthday cake cheaper or dearer, fumbling about icing and candles on live TV.

The 3 March 1993 'birthday cake interview' with Mike Willesee on A Current Affair is widely blamed for Hewson losing the 'unloseable' federal election ten days later, on 13 March 1993; the GST didn't arrive until Howard finally legislated it seven years on.

Source: Wikipedia — Birthday cake interview ↗

Indonesia's income tax starts above a tax-free Rp54 million a year and runs from 5% up to 35% on income over Rp5 billion; companies pay a flat 22% on domestic and foreign-sourced income alike.

Wikipedia's table: 0% up to Rp54,000,000 ('Tax Free'), 5% to Rp60 million, 15% to Rp250 million, 25% to Rp500 million, 30% to Rp5 billion and 35% above; 'Companies in Indonesia are taxed at a rate of 22%, for both domestic and international sourced income.'

Source: Wikipedia — Taxation in Indonesia ↗
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Market sellers & makers — common questions

Do I pay tax on what I sell at markets?

It depends on whether your selling is a hobby or a business under your country’s rules. New Zealand’s Inland Revenue, for example, generally treats occasional selling at markets as a hobby, and regular selling with the aim of a profit as a business. The sources on this page link each authority’s own guidance, and 2Fin keeps the records either way.

How do I record cash sales from the stall?

Add them as a transaction on the day, marked as business income, and they sit beside the card payouts that arrive from your bank feed.

Why is my card payout less than what I sold?

Card providers pay out after taking their fee, so the payout in your bank is the net figure. Record the gross sales and the fee from the provider’s own statement, so your income and the fee are both in your records.

Can I invoice a shop that stocks my work?

Yes, on ELITE+ and AUTO+: write the invoice with tax on each line, email it with a link to a page your customer can open and pay from, and Fin matches the payment when it lands.

Is 2Fin free for a market stall?

To start, yes: feeds from your own bank account, statement uploads, receipts read and matched, budgets and the Upcoming list cost nothing. Automatic sorting and tax exports come with Premium, and invoices and GST or VAT statements with ELITE+.

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