This topic discusses the experiences and legal obligations of self-employed webcam models in various countries. Members share how they declare their income and manage taxes:
- France: Models register under categories like "phone sex/adult website worker" and declare income to URSSAF. Specifics on reporting earnings from other EU countries are also covered.
- Spain: Models can deduct significant expenses, such as rent and utilities, and it’s advised to hire a tax accountant.
- United States: Models use "self-employed" and "model" for tax purposes, deducting work-related expenses like toys, lubes, and makeup.
- Canada: Income is declared under "internet publishing and broadcasting," covering all online content, and sometimes results in refunds or taxes due.
- United Kingdom: Models register as self-employed under "internet streaming and content creator," and deduct various expenses, including cameras, software, and utilities.
Key takeaways include the importance of declaring income, the potential consequences of tax fraud, and the benefits of consulting a tax accountant. Additionally, there are discussions on specific tax obligations and deductions in different regions.