


Answers to your most popular questions.
If you’re a UK tax resident, income earned from international campaigns, runway shows or overseas agencies will normally need to be considered for UK tax purposes. Tax paid abroad may qualify for relief under applicable rules. We help you report international earnings and avoid unnecessary double taxation.
Portfolio photography, comp cards, casting-related costs and agency listing fees may qualify as business expenses where they relate directly to your existing modelling work. We review these costs to identify eligible deductions and ensure you retain the necessary supporting records.
Yes. If you’re a self-employed model, commission paid to an agency for securing paid bookings is generally an allowable business expense. We help you reconcile agency statements, commissions and payments to ensure your income and expenses are correctly recorded.
We manage your accounts to accurately track income from various sources, such as shoots and brand deals. This ensures you have a clear view of your financial position and can plan for tax payments and other obligations effectively.
You may be able to claim expenses related to travel, wardrobe, and professional development. We help you identify eligible expenses and ensure they are properly documented for tax purposes, maximizing your deductions while staying compliant with HMRC rules.
We support both self-employed models and those operating through a limited company. Our services include handling your accounts, VAT returns, and tax filings, ensuring you meet all HMRC requirements while optimising your financial position.
We consolidate all revenue streams, whether from Twitch subscriptions, Instagram sponsorships, or affiliate links, into a single set of accounts. This ensures that every pound is accounted for and that your tax returns reflect your total business activity accurately, regardless of how many different sources you have.
If you’re promoting regulated financial products without being authorised by the FCA, you could be committing a criminal offence. The FCA has specific rules about how financial promotions must be presented on social media. If this applies to you, we can advise on compliance and help ensure your content meets regulatory requirements.