OnlyFans Model Expresses Frustration Over Tax Bill
An OnlyFans model known as Annie, who ranks among the top earners on the platform, recently vocalized her dissatisfaction with a considerable tax bill she received, a figure substantial enough, she claims, to have purchased a home. The model took to social media to discuss her financial obligations, sharing proofs of the taxes she paid and emphasizing the severity by quoting, "Cry."
Understanding the Tax Impact on High Earnings
Annie's frustration stems from the amount she is required to pay, which she states is nearly ten times the average annual earnings in the UK, aligning directly with her income level. In a video response to her critics, she explained, "For any of the accountants who are like 'you shouldn't be paying that much tax' you don't think how much I'm earning."
She estimates that if the current trend of her earnings continues, her annual income could reach as much as $1,212,000 AUD (approximately £626,301).
Debate Over Tax Rates
The high earnings have thrust Annie into Australia’s top tax bracket, where she is subject to a 45 percent tax rate. Unhappy with this rate, Annie argues that a fair tax ceiling should be set at 30 percent for all, regardless of the person's income level. She states, "I just wish we didn't get punished for earning more money than other people."
Social Media and Public Reaction
The revelations and comments made by Annie triggered an array of discussions across numerous social media platforms. The online community displayed mixed feelings about the tax disparities faced by substantial earners like Annie who derive their income from digital content creation on platforms such as OnlyFans.
