Sarah York, EA

Sarah is an Enrolled Agent with the IRS and a former staff writer at Keeper. In 2022, she was named one of CPA Practice Advisor’s 20 Under 40 Top Influencers in the field of accounting. Her work has been featured in Business Insider, Money Under 30, Best Life, GOBankingRates, and Shopify. Sarah has spent nearly a decade in public accounting and has extensive experience offering strategic tax planning at the state and federal level. Her clients have come from a wide range of industries, including oil and gas, manufacturing, real estate, wholesale and retail, finance, and ecommerce, and she has handled tax returns for C corps, S corps, partnerships, nonprofits, and sole proprietorships. In her spare time, she is a devoted cat mom and enjoys hiking, painting, and overwatering her houseplants.

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OnlyFans Taxes: What Creators Need to Know in 2026

If you have income from OnlyFans, taxes can be challenging. For most creators running their account as a business, OnlyFans earnings are self-employment income. That means you may owe regular federal income tax plus self-employment tax for Social Security and Medicare. The good news: you aren't generally taxed on every dollar earned! Qualifying business expenses can reduce the profit you're taxed on.