Overview
- The Sun reports HMRC asked OnlyFans for earnings information on top UK creators as part of a tax compliance review.
- At least one high-earning creator was reportedly assessed and faced a tax bill well above £20,000, according to the tabloid.
- HMRC told the outlet it uses a variety of approaches to ensure taxpayers understand their obligations and pay what they owe.
- Earnings from subscription platforms are subject to normal income tax rules and, depending on turnover and services, may involve VAT.
- Coverage references celebrities such as Megan Barton-Hanson, John Whaite and Lottie Moss, with no suggestion they are subjects of any investigation.