Hey loves! 💖 It’s your girl Rundalya here, and today I want to break down some super important (but kinda confusing) stuff about being a content creator — especially when it comes to payments, taxes, and staying under the radar.
If you’re just starting out or even if you’ve been in the game for a while, this info is crucial to avoid nasty surprises. Let’s get into it!
1. Setting Up Your Brand: Nickname & Logos
Before anything else, you need a brand identity — something that makes you stand out.
- OnlyFans & IG Nickname: Pick something catchy but not too complicated. You want fans to remember you!
- Logo: Keep it simple but sexy. It should look good on your profile, promo materials, and watermarks.
Pro Tip: If you’re not a designer, you can find cheap freelancers on Fiverr or even use free tools like Canva.
2. Editing & Traffic: Do It Yourself or Outsource?
Some models handle their own editing, chatting, and promotions — others hire agencies.
✅ DIY (Do It Yourself) — More control, but takes time.
✅ Agency Help — Saves time, but they take a cut.
If you’re just starting, try doing some editing yourself (Lightroom, Photoshop, or even phone apps). Once you grow, you can outsource.
Contact me: https://linktr.ee/rundalya
3. The Big Scary Topic: Taxes & Payments
Here’s where things get real. Many creators don’t think about taxes until it’s too late — don’t be one of them!
🔹 How Payments Work
- OnlyFans & Paxum (a popular payment processor for adult content) don’t automatically report to tax agencies… but if the tax office asks, they have to provide your info.**
- Banks do monitor large transactions. If you withdraw over €750 at once, they might flag it.
🔹 The Tax Problem
In many countries (like mine — Latvia), the tax rate is 30% + penalties if you don’t declare income.
How do some models avoid this?
- “Producer Contracts” — Some agencies make fake contracts where the model “officially” earns only 10%, so they pay less tax. The rest is given under the table.
- Drops (Middleman Accounts) — Some use other people’s accounts to receive payments, but banks track these chains. If one account gets frozen, the whole chain is exposed.
- ATM Withdrawals — Withdrawing cash in small amounts to avoid detection. But in some places, withdrawing over €750 at once triggers tax checks.
🔹 Why Governments Care
- Tax evasion is a huge issue. Some countries lose millions in unpaid taxes.
- Banks & tax offices are cracking down — especially in the EU.
- Politicians in some countries (like mine) have made things worse by corruption, leaving regular people struggling.
4. What’s the Safest Way?
There’s no perfect solution, but here’s what some creators do:
- Declare Some Income — Better to pay some tax than get hit with fines later.
- Use Crypto (Carefully!) — Some agencies pay in crypto, but converting it to cash can still raise flags.
- Avoid Suspicious Methods — Drops, fake contracts, and large cash withdrawals are risky.
Final Thoughts
Being a content creator is amazing, but you have to be smart about money. Taxes aren’t fun, but getting audited is way worse.
If you’re unsure, talk to an accountant who works with models — they’ll help you stay legal without overpaying.
Stay safe, stay sexy, and keep hustling! 💋
Rundalya 💖
OnlyFans Model & Sexologist 🔗 linktr.ee/rundalya
💬 What’s your experience with payments & taxes? Drop a comment or DM me — I’d love to hear your thoughts!
Contacts:
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