Ukrainians Rack Up Nearly Uah 400 Million In Unpaid Taxes From Onlyfans Earnings

OnlyFans Earnings Under Scrutiny in Ukraine

Hey there, darlings! Let’s chat about a spicy little financial drama unfolding in Ukraine. It seems that some of the country’s steamiest content creators on OnlyFans have racked up a jaw-dropping tax debt of UAH 384.7 million - that’s a whole lot of zeros for income earned between 2020 and 2022.

The State Tax Service spilled the tea to a UNN journalist, confirming this hefty sum as of September 1, 2025. If you’ve been cashing in on those sultry snaps and exclusive vids, it might be time to check your books, because the taxman is definitely watching!

Official Confirmation: Yes, It’s Real

When pressed for details, the Tax Service didn’t shy away from the truth. They gave a straightforward nod to the numbers, ensuring there’s no room for doubt about this financial faux pas.

'We can confirm that the tax debt from OnlyFans earnings for Ukrainian citizens stands at UAH 384.7 million as of September 2025,' a Tax Service spokesperson revealed.

So, if you thought your OnlyFans side hustle was flying under the radar, think again, sweetie. This is a wake-up call for creators to get those finances in order before the consequences get even messier!

OnlyFans’ Bigger Picture: Dividends and a Potential Sale

While Ukrainian creators are sweating over tax bills, OnlyFans itself is making bank on a global scale. The platform paid out a record-breaking $701 million in dividends to its owner, proving that this content hub is a goldmine - if you play your cards right.

Adding a twist to the tale, the owner is reportedly in talks with Forest Road Company to sell the platform. Rumor has it, they’re looking to pivot away from the risqué content that put them on the map. Could this mean a tamer OnlyFans in the future? Only time will tell, but we’re keeping our eyes peeled for the next juicy update!