BIRDS ACCOUNTANTS
BIRDS ACCOUNTANTS
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Confidential, judgement-free tax help for online creators. Your work stays between us.
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The latest tax and rule changes for cam models and creators, in plain English.
I work with cam models and creators on OnlyFans, Fansly and other fan sites. Many of my clients have never filed a tax return before, and that is fine. I register you with HMRC, work out your income from your platform statements, claim the costs you are entitled to and file everything for you. Your stage name, your content and your clients stay completely private. I never contact anyone else about your work.
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Cameras, ring lights, microphones, tripods and laptops used for your work.
Costumes and props bought only for content, not everyday clothes.
Fees taken by the platform or payment provider, if not already deducted.
The business share of your phone and broadband.
A share of household costs for a room used for work, or studio hire.
Editing apps, scheduling tools, cloud storage, VPN.
Paid promotion and website costs.
Only in limited cases, for a specific character or shoot rather than everyday looks. I will check with you.
Costs must be wholly and exclusively for your business. If something is partly personal, only the business part counts. Not sure? Check in Tax Buddy.
See what you might earn and how much to put aside for tax. Nothing you type leaves your phone.
This is an estimate only, not tax advice. It uses 2026/27 rates for England, Wales and Northern Ireland: Personal Allowance £12,570 (reduced above £100,000), Income Tax 20% / 40% / 45%, Class 4 National Insurance 6% on profits from £12,570 to £50,270 and 2% above. Class 2 is no longer payable. It assumes any other income is taxed through PAYE first, and ignores student loans, payments on account and Scottish rates. Ask me for an exact figure.
£80/month
Sole traders & start-ups
£90/month
Sole traders on Universal Credit
£130/month
Ltd companies, not VAT-registered
£160/month
Ltd companies, VAT-registered
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Fixed-price extras for creators, on their own or alongside a package.
£60 one-off
We check your platform, agency or brand contract for tax and money pitfalls.
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Your Making Tax Digital quarterly updates sent to HMRC for you, every quarter.
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Your Making Tax Digital end-of-year declaration finished and submitted.
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Your Self Assessment tax return prepared and filed, one-off.
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Behind on tax returns? We file each missing year for you.
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Software set up and your first quarterly update made easy.
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Income proof and accountant letters for lenders and landlords.
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Find out if going limited would save you money.
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Late returns, unpaid tax or a worrying HMRC letter, sorted.
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Yes. I work with creators on OnlyFans, Fansly and other fan sites, and with live cam performers, across the UK, including Cheshire and Manchester. Everything is online and confidential.
Your income is converted into pounds for your tax return. I'll use the correct exchange rates and include platform fees, so you only pay tax on the right figure.
No. Your tax return shows your business income and expenses. It does not describe your content.
Only if your taxable turnover goes over £90,000 in a rolling 12 months. I'll keep an eye on it for you.
Yes. I work only with women, I am bound by professional confidentiality, and your details are never shared. HMRC only sees your income and expenses, not your content.
Yes, if your income is over the £1,000 trading allowance. It is self-employed income like any other business. HMRC can see payments from platforms, so it is best to get it sorted.
Do not panic. There is a way to tell HMRC about past income, which usually means lower penalties than if they find you first. Message me privately and we will make a plan.
Costumes and props used only for content usually can be. Ordinary clothes you could wear day to day usually cannot.
No. I only need your platform earnings statements and receipts.
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