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Creator income, sorted — privately, and without judgement.

Tax help for women who earn online — OnlyFans, Fansly, Patreon, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube — whether you're just starting, a few years behind, or holding a letter from HMRC.

I'm Gabi. I've spent more than 20 years in UK financial services, much of it on the compliance side — the people who check. Now I check things for you, before HMRC does.

Book a private 20-minute callI've had an HMRC letter
Use any name you like for the first call · Vorbesc și română
What HMRC can already see
Creator income isn't invisible
Platform data
Many online platforms now report sellers' and creators' earnings to HMRC.
Bank and payment data
Money landing in your account can be matched against your tax return.
Your public profiles
HMRC looks at online activity that suggests someone is trading.
The good news: if you come forward before HMRC contacts you, penalties are usually much lower.
Sound familiar?

Wherever you're starting from, it's fixable.

I've never done a tax return
You started earning and it grew. I'll register you with HMRC, set up simple records and explain what you owe and when.
I'm a year or more behind
Very common, and there's a proper route to put it right. I'll work out what's owed and tell HMRC for you, so you're back on track.
HMRC has written to me
Don't ignore it, and don't panic. Letters come with deadlines, and a calm, accurate reply makes a real difference.
My income is all over the place
Several platforms, US dollars, tips, agency cuts, gifted items. I'll pull it all into one clear picture.
Why creators choose me

I know how the system checks — I spent years on the side that does the checking.

Before setting up on my own, I spent more than 20 years in UK financial services, most recently running risk and compliance for a regulated investment firm. I know what HMRC and banks look for, and I know how quickly people get judged by a system that wasn't built with them in mind. I'm also a writer, so I know what it's like to put yourself out there. I built the kind of practice I'd want for myself: clear, calm and on your side.

— Gabi
No judgement
Your work is legitimate self-employment. I treat it exactly like any other trade.
Privacy built in
I've worked as a Data Protection Officer. Your details get the care they deserve.
I speak bank and HMRC
Records that stand up to questions, whether they come from HMRC or your bank.
English or Romanian
Ask questions in whichever language feels easiest. Vorbesc română.
How I can help

Get straight, then stay straight.

Clean slate
Behind on past years
I review your earnings for the years you haven't declared, work out what's owed and make the disclosure to HMRC for you. If you need to pay in instalments, we'll look at that too.
Fixed quoteafter a free review
Earnings pulled from your platform statements
Allowable expenses claimed properly
Disclosure made to HMRC for you
Help asking HMRC for a payment plan if needed
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HMRC letter help
Had a letter?
Send me a photo of the letter. I'll tell you what it means, what the deadline is and what your options are, then help you reply.
From £45an hour
The letter explained in plain English
Deadline and options made clear
Reply prepared and sent with you
Book a private call
Stay on track
Every quarter
Once you're up to date, I keep you there: quarterly Making Tax Digital updates, your year-end return and reminders before every deadline.
From £15a month
MTD Check£15 / month
MTD Full Service£35 / month
Pay yearly2 months free
Book a private call
Onboarding from £75. See every plan and price on the main site.
Expenses creators often miss

You're taxed on profit, not on everything you earn.

What you can claim depends on how you work, so we'll go through it together. These come up most often:

Platform fees
The cut the platform takes before it pays you.
Cameras, lighting and phones
Kit you buy for your content.
Editing apps and software
Subscriptions you use for the business.
Outfits, costumes and props
Used only on camera, not everyday clothes.
Use of home
A share of household costs if you create at home.
Phone and internet
The business share of your bills.
Agency and management fees
What you pay people who help run your account.
Promotion and advertising
Paid promotion for your pages.
Recording both your gross earnings and your platform fees correctly matters, because HMRC can compare your return with what platforms report.
Privacy, properly

Your stage name stays with me.

I'll never ask to see your content. I only need your earnings statements and your costs.
HMRC sees your legal name, a short description of your business (such as “online content creator”) and your figures.
Stage names are kept separate from your legal details in my records.
Your documents are stored securely, and only for as long as the law requires.
Why I check your ID
Every UK tax agent has to verify clients' identity under anti-money laundering rules, and I do it the same way for every client. I also confirm that the account and the money are yours and that you're the one in control of them. That check is there to protect you.
Questions creators ask

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to tell HMRC what kind of content I make?
No. You describe your business in general terms, for example “online content creator”. HMRC needs your income and costs, not your content.
I'm paid in US dollars. What do I do?
Income is reported in pounds, so each payment is converted. I use a consistent, HMRC-accepted method so your figures hold up.
I only earn a little. Do I still need to register?
If your gross self-employed income is more than £1,000 in a tax year, you normally need to register for Self Assessment. Below that, the trading allowance may cover you. I'll check.
I'm scared I owe a lot. Can I pay in instalments?
Often, yes. HMRC can agree a payment plan (called Time to Pay) if you can't pay in one go. I'll help you ask for one.
Will you judge me or my work?
No. I work with creators of every kind, adult creators included, and I treat every client with the same respect.
Does Making Tax Digital apply to me?
It depends on your qualifying income: gross self-employed income plus any property income, before expenses. It applies over £50,000 from April 2026, over £30,000 from April 2027 and over £20,000 from April 2028.
I trade through a limited company.
I work with sole traders only, but I'll introduce you to a women-led accounting firm I trust.

Let's talk, privately.

A free 20-minute call, in English or Romanian. No obligation, and everything you tell me is treated in confidence.

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