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Tax and legal

Income from platforms is taxable, no matter where the platform is based. That is the short answer; the long one depends on where you live, how much you earn and whether you register a business. We are an agency, not a tax firm - this prepares you for that conversation, it does not replace it.

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Do I have to pay tax on OnlyFans income in Germany?

Yes, from the first euro. Which taxes stack up, why the tax office already knows about platform income, and the one habit that prevents the classic second year crisis.

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Do I need to pay tax on OnlyFans income in Austria?

Yes, from the first payout. Which charges apply in Austria, where the usual traps are, and the point at which a tax adviser stops being optional.

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OnlyFans in Switzerland: taxes, payouts and support for Swiss creators

Francs instead of euros, AHV instead of German social insurance, its own thresholds: what works differently for creators from Switzerland and what stays the same.

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Do I need to register a business to earn money on OnlyFans?

The answer depends on your country and how the work is classified. An overview for Austria and Germany, including the points that cause trouble.

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The German small-business VAT rule as a creator: yes or no?

Less paperwork against no input VAT: when the rule pays off, when it does not — and why payouts from abroad need a tax adviser.

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What can OnlyFans models deduct from tax in Germany?

Deduct lingerie in full, nails too? Unfortunately it is not that simple. Where the tax office goes along, where it stays firm, and the one question that lets you pre-check any expense yourself.

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Health insurance and pension as a creator in Germany

Everyone asks about taxes. The more expensive question comes later: once OnlyFans becomes your main income, health insurance changes completely — and a pension rule hits creators with only one agency.

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Setting up a company abroad as a creator: when does a US LLC make sense?

A foreign company is not a tax trick but a tool with clear rules. When the setup pays off, why your own residence stays the biggest lever, and what properly set up actually means.

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Relocating abroad as a creator: how to move with a plan

Moving abroad is more feasible for creators than for almost any other profession, if the order is right. Which steps matter, what tends to be forgotten, and why the accountant comes before the plane ticket.