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    Die Ersteller von OnlyFans verdienen bis zu 200.000 Euro und haben „Angst um ihre persönliche Sicherheit“, wenn sie auf der Liste der Steuersünder stehen


    Die Ersteller von OnlyFans verdienen bis zu 200.000 Euro und haben „Angst um ihre persönliche Sicherheit“, wenn sie auf der Liste der Steuersünder stehen

    https://www.irishtimes.com/business/2025/12/04/onlyfans-creators-fear-for-personal-safety-if-named-on-tax-defaulters-list/

    Von Blackcrusader

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    2. PerpetualBigAC on

      This seems like a situation of their own making though? They could register a P.O. Box address if they plan on dodging tax? Or just get an accountant and be up to dat? 200k a year is enough to cover that cost surely

    3. bulbispire on

      They made their beds. 

      They’re lying in them. 

      Still have to pay tax like the rest of us

    6. OhBrotherWhereAmI on

      Am I missing something?

      Could they not simply… pay their tax like the rest of us?

    8. Ok_Engineer9157 on

      There seems a logical solution to this if they don’t want to be named on any tax defaulter lists.

    10. PoppedCork on

      This a absolutely crazy no exemption should be given to these people. They got caught and this is part of the consequences of it.

    11. aussiebolshie on

      Your bits being so gross that you can’t get enough people to pay a couple of bob to look at them is a defence for not paying your bills now aye. Sign us up

    12. HaryDub on

      All this is an advert……they’ve said how content creators fear for their safety, yadda yadda yadda.

      Orrrrrr you could just get Brady & Associates to manage your taxes, like we do for so many others, and your address won’t be appearing in any default listing.

    14. Camoflauge94 on

      Absolutely no sympathy for them , they make the money and spend it without putting anything away for tax , lack of common sense and future planning

    15. IntrepidRock6082 on

      First bit of advice Mr. Brady should give his clients “pay your taxes”, if they heed his advice they don’t have to worry. Simple.

    16. mrbuddymcbuddyface on

      Being named on the defaulters list is one of the hazards of not paying your taxes. It’s a known deterrent.

    17. Mooderate on

      If they talk to revenue and come to an arrangement,then their names aren’t published.

    21. Ok_Imagination_9334 on

      I think under exceptional circumstances, they shouldn’t be named and addresses given out but they should be promptly paying said taxes owed. Can’t go without paying your taxes and expect nothing to happen either.

      Tricky situation but comes down to “if you pay you wouldn’t have this situation to begin with”.

    22. CurrencyDesperate286 on

      My heart bleeds for these people owing more than €50k in tax who could have resolved that liability.

    24. Super-Resource2155 on

      Is there a way for them not to be on the defaulters list……….

    25. Prestigious-Side-286 on

      Here’s an idea. Put some undies on for half an hour and do your tax return. Maybe there’s some niche market for people who want to watch you do your taxes in your undies.

    27. short_snow on

      This stuff is a bluff, you’re just gonna look her up and me tempted to subscribe.

      This kinda bait runs rampant on twitter

    30. Additional-Sock8980 on

      How is it any different to any other business owner whom technically is more exposed?

      OF models, pay their taxes and then don’t have to disclose their personal address or Ltd company name.

      But a young girl selling a make up or jewellery brand? Or anyone else… they publish their home address on the public annual accounts as a requirement… Let’s deal with that first.

    31. Excellent-Many4645 on

      People who earn a fraction of that are forced to pay their taxes so anyone who is “self employed” earning 200K and not paying is a disgrace.

    36. Big_Lavishness_6823 on

      People I know who don’t want attention drawn to them for various reasons (some legally dodgy, some just embarassing) are often the most scrupulously tax compliant for this reason.

      Those working in the sex industry in the UK, which is far more open and mainstream than anywhere in Ireland, understand that having an accountant is part of the cost of doing business.

    37. 27ES27 on

      “They’re in their early to mid-20s, that’s the demographic you’re dealing with,” he said.

      They’re adults. Treat them as such.

    39. snazzydesign on

      A lot of “influencers” also are required to pay tax on things they are gifted

    42. Easy-Tigger on

      **200 k**?

      Shit, is there marketspace for dumpy, gumpy guys to start selling?

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