Tax advice for content creators and influencers
We are an advisory firm that speaks your language and knows your business model. We understand how digital income works: international platforms, withholding taxes, digital products and much more.
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We have specialised for years in the taxation of influencers and content creators: OnlyFans, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Twitch creators, and anyone else who earns income online.
Your model is nothing like that of a traditional company: sponsorships, brand collaborations, merchandising, platform income and paid content (OnlyFans, Patreon…) each have their own tax treatment, and getting it wrong can prove very costly.
We help you work out which expenses you can deduct, how to reduce production costs legally and which tax structure suits you based on how you earn money. No jargon and no surprises.
Tax for creators: everything our advice covers
Deductible expenses for influencers
Camera, editing, travel, clothing, software, domain name… we help you deduct what the Spanish Tax Agency allows, with every expense justified and defensible.
Self-employed registration for creators
When you must register, which IAE business activity code applies to you and whether you are better off as a freelancer or as a limited company.
Collaborations and sponsorships
How to invoice brands, which withholdings to apply and how to treat payments in kind or products received.
Courses, merch and digital products
VAT, personal income tax (IRPF) and other obligations depending on whether you sell in Spain, in Europe or worldwide: each format has its own tax treatment.
Income from OnlyFans, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or Twitch
AdSense, subscriptions and international payments, and the VAT on what Google, Meta or TikTok pay you from another EU country (reverse charge, the intra-EU operators register (ROI) and form 349). Each platform works differently, and we handle all of it.
Payments from abroad
If you are paid by companies outside Spain (Google, Meta, Amazon), we explain how to avoid double taxation, including the W-8BEN form for income from the United States, and how to declare it correctly.
Questions about your taxes as a creator?
Stop worrying about the Spanish Tax Agency, invoices and tax returns. Tell us about your case and we will tell you how we can help.
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