How to get your Vinted™ sales history for a tax return

Unlike its rivals, Vinted™ offers no "download my sales" button. Sellers needing figures for a tax return must request their account data and extract the sales history themselves. It takes days rather than minutes, so start early.

Request your data

In Vinted, open Settings → Privacy settings → Manage account data and request your data. (Menu names change from time to time; look under Privacy for your account data.)
Vinted emails a download link, usually within a few days.
The download is a ZIP file. Unzip it and open the file holding your sales or wallet history.

Build the sales list by hand

Copy each sale's date, item, sold price and status into a spreadsheet, one row per sale.
Record any deductions shown alongside the sale as their own entries, so the sold price and what you kept stay separate facts.
Sort by date and check for gaps: compare against your own memory of busy months and against your bank deposits.
Bucket the sales by UK tax year (6 April to 5 April), not by calendar year.

Paste it instead of retyping

Seller Export Cleaner™ reads rows pasted from your Vinted history and builds them into the same sales ledger as Etsy™ and eBay™ files. The free tier covers one platform and up to 100 sales, with every cleaning rule.

Install from the Google Workspace™ Marketplace™

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