The online industry is incredibly fast-growing and covers a vast range of sectors. You may be developing your own content, have your own team to assist you or be a part of that team. Let us handle your financial concerns so you can focus on your profile.
If you’re earning a living producing online content, you’re probably gaining income from many sources including brand partnerships, advertising and appearance fees, so calculating your tax can be complex. We’ll take care of all your financial concerns so you can focus on your profile.
Our experienced accountants will ensure that you always pay the right levels of tax. And that there are no nasty surprises. If your income streams include some that originate from outside the UK, we’ll advise you about the best global tax structure that will minimise your personal and corporate tax liabilities.
We’ll help you to enjoy your success by handling your financial affairs so that you can concentrate on your work. We can’t make you rich but we CAN help you to keep as much money as possible from all your hard work.
If you’re self-employed, we’ll check whether your income is trading income (so you can claim more expenses).
If you’re employed, possibly by your own limited company, our experts will make sure that the correct tax is deducted.
Many bloggers have a portfolio career as they are building their following – we’ll make sure that your income is properly accounted for and any opportunity to set off is used to maximum benefit.
Irrespective of how you’re employed, we’ll advise you about what tax-deductible expenses you can claim.
Even if you’re working on multiple contracts or income streams in the UK and abroad, we’ll ensure that you only pay the tax that you owe.
The UK has a Double Taxation Agreement with many countries, and we can minimise the tax you pay.
In exceptional circumstances, some YouTubers may qualify for what is called Reserved Trading Income Status (previously known as Reserved Schedule D Status).
If you opt for simplified expenses under the new cash basis, you won’t be able to set off any losses against other income and this could limit your expense claims.