Content creation is a business — treat it as one
If you earn from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram or any other platform, you have a business and you have tax obligations. Many influencers do not declare their income because they are “not a company”. The Revenue Agency sees the AdSense payments, and sooner or later it will ask.
What we handle for content creators
- Structure — liberal profession, sole trader or company: which is optimal for your income
- AdSense and Creator Fund income — declaring income from Google, TikTok and Meta correctly
- Sponsorships and barter — the tax treatment of paid partnerships and gifted products
- Equipment costs — cameras, lighting, computers: deductible with the right structure
- Foreign currency income — dollars from Google, euro from European brands: exchange differences
Did you know: If your annual YouTube income exceeds 25,565 EUR (excluding VAT), setting up a company may pay off. The difference in tax can be 1,533.88 – 2,556.46 EUR a year.