OnlyFans lost a legal battle meaning it's likely to pay UK sales tax on all the money made by its content creators
OnlyFans should pay tax on the full amount earned by content creators, Europe's highest court has ruled after its owner challenged a decision by Britain's tax body.
In July 2020 OnlyFans appealed the ruling to a UK court, which sought advice from the Court of Justice of the European Union on how EU law applied to the issue.
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