Tax returns for content creators and influencers.
YouTubers, streamers, bloggers and social media influencers. Income can come from ads, sponsorships, affiliate links and gifted products, and it often arrives from abroad.
What to know
Income can come from ads, sponsorships, affiliate links and gifted products, and it often arrives from abroad.
Brand deals and free items given in return for promotion count as income. We make sure everything is reported and your equipment and studio costs are claimed.
Costs you can usually claim
- Cameras, lighting and audio equipment
- Editing software and subscriptions
- Props, travel and location costs
- Part of home costs if you work from home
- Agent and management fees
- Accountancy fees
Authorised and regulated
Is Cheap Tax Returns authorised and regulated? Yes.
Your return is prepared by qualified UK accountants holding qualifications from the leading accountancy bodies: ICAEW, ACCA and AAT. We are also on the ICAEW approved employers list, so you can file with confidence.
Regulated by the professional bodies. Reviewed by qualified accountants. Part of Accotax.
Questions, answered.
Items received in return for promotion are generally taxable income at their market value.
You report all income, in pounds sterling, whatever country pays you. We help with conversions and any tax withheld abroad.
Know your price before we start.
- Fixed fee confirmed in writing before any work begins
- ICAEW, ACCA and AAT-qualified accountants
- Filed with HMRC and confirmed, so you have proof
- A real person on the phone: 0203 4411 258