Why do you ask for my BSN?
Only for hosts above the DAC7 threshold.
Short version
We ask for your BSN (Dutch citizen ID) only if you're a host AND exceed the DAC7 thresholds: €2,000 or 30 transactions in a calendar year.
We don't share the BSN with third parties — only with the Dutch tax authority in a legally required annual report.
What is DAC7?
EU Directive 2021/514 — since 2023, online platforms like Campplek must annually report data on sellers/landlords exceeding the threshold. This includes: name, address, BSN (or foreign tax ID), total amounts, IBAN.
The tax authority cross-references this with your declaration. Failure to report is a €870,000 fine per breach — hence our strictness.
When do you ask?
- Only when you're near the threshold — not at signup.
- Via a secure form in Settings → Tax (only you see your BSN).
- BSN is stored encrypted at rest — only authorized admins can decrypt during audit, and each access is logged.
Can I refuse?
Yes, but then we pause your payouts once you cross the threshold. We must comply with reporting obligations — otherwise Campplek won't exist a year from now.
Outside the Netherlands?
Provide your foreign tax ID (NIE in Spain, Steueridentifikationsnummer in Germany, etc).