The State Tax Service of Ukraine received data on the amount of earnings of Ukrainians on the Onlyfans platform for 2023.
The tax office received the relevant information from Fenix International Ltd, the owner of Onlyfans. The data came within the framework of the Convention between the governments of Ukraine and Great Britain on the avoidance of double taxation and the Convention on mutual administrative assistance in tax matters.
“The specified tax information from the competent authority of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland was received on March 10, 2025”, the DPS reported.
At the same time, the tax office refused to disclose exactly how many Ukrainians earned on the platform and what the total income was. According to the DPS, the concealment of such information is carried out in the interests of the national security of Ukraine, and the harm from its disclosure outweighs the public interest in obtaining it.
The tax office gave a similar answer at the beginning of this year. Later, this information was announced by the then head of the DPS, Ruslan Kravchenko, in an interview. Then the question concerned the incomes of Ukrainians for 2020-2022.
“Regarding 5,435 individuals who registered and used 7,036 accounts in their activities. We conducted 759 documentary checks. The amount of the monetary obligation is more than 250 million hryvnias, Kravchenko said at the time.
Currently, DPS has already started sending “letters of happiness” with the requirement to declare income for 2023 and pay taxes. In some cases, the amount of tax liabilities exceeds the funds actually received by the models.
