OnlyFans creator whines about having to pay tax on £102k per month earnings

She complained about getting ‘punished’ by the government for being pretty

2 months ago

Annie Knight, a 26 year old OnlyFans creator who is one of the top 0.02 per cent of earners on the platform has whined about being “published” for being so pretty as a result of her high tax bill. When Annie first started posting on OnlyFans she was making $60,000 at her marketing job and roughly $10,000 per month from OnlyFans.

However, her popularity skyrocketed after she became known as “Australia’s most sexually active woman”, admitting to having sex with more than 300 people in just one year. As such her earnings went from $10,000 (£5,122) per month to between $170,000 (£87,088) and $200,000 (£102,457).

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But the model complained about her unfair it was when she was presented with her tax bill at the end of the year, despite putting aside 50 per cent of her income in order to make sure she could pay.

She complained: “I put away 50 per cent of my earnings into a separate account for tax, and then when tax time rolls around, if I have extra money in there, I just transfer it back to myself and pay the tax bill.” She was appalled to learn her total tax bill came to $405,000 (£211,610) and thinks it’s unfair that she gets charged so much more than everyone else just for being successful.

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She added: “It sucks that I could literally buy a house with that money, but also, I get we all have to pay our taxes. I just wish we didn’t get punished for earning more money than other people. I think the highest tax bracket should be 30 per cent for individuals.

“I’m really good with my money and taxes and had been putting away 50 per cent of my earnings for tax so the tax bill was actually way lower than I thought it would be. I actually transferred myself back about $100k from my tax account, which was a nice little end-of-financial-year present to myself.”

Well thank god for that, I was really starting to worry about her financial wellbeing…

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