Since July 2024, platforms like OnlyFans report your earnings directly to the ATO under the Sharing Economy Reporting Regime. That means every dollar from subscriptions, tips, PPV, and custom content is on their radar.
We work with OnlyFans creators across Australia to make sure your tax is handled properly, your deductions are maximised, and you never get an unexpected letter from the ATO.
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Your annual individual tax return with all OnlyFans income correctly reported, USD converted to AUD at the right rates, and every eligible deduction claimed. We lodge through the tax agent portal, which gives you an extended deadline up to 15 May.
If you’re earning over $75,000, we manage your GST registration, quarterly BAS lodgements, and the complex question of how OnlyFans’ platform intermediary status affects your obligations. Most creators don’t need to think about this, we just take care of it.
Equipment, home office, wardrobe, software, marketing costs, wire transfer fees. We know what OnlyFans creators can and can’t claim, and we make sure you’re not leaving money on the table or claiming things that will trigger an ATO flag.
Sole trader works for most creators, but once your income goes past $75,000, a company structure can save you meaningful tax and give you privacy (company name as the ABN instead of your personal name). We’ll tell you when to switch makes sense and handle the setup.
If you’ve received a letter, missed a deadline, or have undeclared income from prior years, we sort it out. Voluntary disclosure, amended returns, payment plans, penalty remission requests. We deal with the ATO so you don’t have to.
Xero setup, bank feed connections, transaction categorisation, and ongoing monthly bookkeeping. Clean records make tax time faster and cheaper, and they protect you if the ATO ever asks questions.
A big part of what makes your account a business is your intention. If you intend to make a profit, then you are running a business. Even if you are not profiting yet, or only making a small amount of profit, you still need to report it to the ATO. If you’re making a substantial profit, then even more so!
A 15-minute call to understand your situation: what platforms you're on, your income level, your current setup, and what you need help with. No charge, no obligation.
We'll send you a fixed-fee quote covering exactly what's included. No hourly billing surprises. You'll sign an engagement letter through Ignition before any work begins.
We set you up in our system, connect to your Xero (or set one up), request your OnlyFans statements, and gather any missing records. We'll tell you exactly what we need from you.
Depending on your package: annual tax return, quarterly BAS, monthly bookkeeping, or all three. We handle the ATO communication, deadline management, and proactive tax planning. You focus on creating.
We know the difference between subscription revenue, tips, PPV, custom content, and paid DMs. We know OnlyFans takes 20%, pays in USD via Fenix International Limited, and issues no Australian tax documents. We know that income is assessable when it hits your OF wallet, not when you withdraw it. You don’t need to explain your business model to us.
We’re based in Adelaide but work with creators in every state. Everything happens over video call, email, and secure document sharing. You’ll deal with the same team every time, not a different person for every question.
This isn’t a generic accounting firm that added “OnlyFans” to a landing page. Content creator tax is a dedicated service line within our practice. We also work with creators on YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, and Patreon, so we understand multi-platform income, cross-border GST, and the specific ATO data-matching programs targeting digital platforms.
We don’t just lodge your return and disappear. We’ll flag when you’re approaching the GST threshold, remind you about quarterly deadlines, and tell you when your income justifies restructuring. Tax planning happens throughout the year, not in July.
If you’re not ready to work with an accountant yet,
our guides cover everything you need to know:
Start here. The full lifecycle from ABN to ATO.
The foundational explainer on income tax for creators.
Equipment, home office, wardrobe, and more with dollar examples.
Every date that matters plus a budgeting system
When you need to register and the EDP complexity.
Real scenarios, penalties, and how to respond.
You’ll get the most value from working with us if any of these apply:
Note: We accept new clients with earnings exceeding $100,000, or by referral. If you’re under that threshold, our complete OnlyFans tax guide covers everything you need to manage your own obligations, and we can recommend other practitioners who may be a better fit.
Fees depend on your situation. A straightforward sole trader return with OnlyFans income typically starts from $800. More complex scenarios involving GST, multiple platforms, or business structures are quoted individually. All fees are fixed and agreed upfront. And yes, the fee is tax-deductible.
We work with creators in every state and territory. Everything is handled remotely via video call, email, and secure document sharing.
Yes. We regularly help creators lodge overdue returns and make voluntary disclosures to the ATO. Coming forward before they contact you significantly reduces penalties.
Your OnlyFans earnings statements (from your dashboard), bank statements, receipts for business expenses, and your tax file number. We’ll send you a complete checklist during onboarding.
Yes. We work with creators on YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, Patreon, Fansly, and other platforms. If you earn across multiple platforms, we consolidate everything into one return.
No. We’re accountants, not morality police. We treat OnlyFans income the same as any other business income, professionally and confidentially.
Schedule a call. We’ll have a quick chat about your situation and let you know how we can help.
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If you choose to file your tax return yourself, it can be filed with the ATO through your myGov account. Alternatively, get in touch and take the stress out of tax time.
