TikTok Creator Accountant – Specialist Tax & Accounting for UK Influencers
Helping TikTok creators and influencers keep more of what they earn with stress-free, HMRC-compliant accounting. From tax returns to business advice, we handle the numbers so you can focus on growing your brand and income.
Whether you’re earning from brand deals, Creator Fund payouts, ad revenue, or sponsorships, we’ll make sure your finances are organised, compliant, and tax-efficient.
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👋 Get to Know Us
At Simplr Accounting, we do things differently. We specialise in helping TikTok creators and influencers manage their finances with ease. Whether your income comes from brand deals, ad revenue, sponsorships, or the TikTok Creator Fund, we’re here to keep you organised and HMRC-compliant.
Our approach is simple: no jargon, no judgement, and no hidden fees. Just clear, straightforward tax and accounting support tailored to TikTok creators. This quick guide breaks down how we work, what we offer, and how we’ll support you every step of the way. No jargon. No judgment. Just clear, straightforward support tailored to you.
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Why Use Us?
At Simplr Accounting, we’re specialist accountants for Tiktok Creators.
We understand the unique challenges of managing your income while growing your brand. From self-assessment tax returns to VAT and bookkeeping, we’ll take the stress out of accounting so you can focus on content, growth, and earnings.
No jargon. No judgement. Just clear, confidential support designed for TikTok creators.
Specialists
We understand how TikTok creators earn — from brand deals and ad revenue to sponsorships and the Creator Fund. That means we know which expenses can be claimed and how to keep your finances HMRC-compliant.
Quick Support
Got a question? Message us on WhatsApp anytime and get a reply within 24 hours — with no extra charges.
Making Tax Digital
If you earn over £50,000 a year, Making Tax Digital becomes mandatory in 2026. We’ll keep you compliant and handle the submissions.
Making Things Simplr
We use modern online tools to make accounting easy. No jargon, no stress — just straightforward support that keeps your finances organised.
We Understand Your Expenses
As specialist TikTok accountants, we know exactly what you can and cannot claim. A general accountant may overlook deductions, but we’ll make sure you claim everything you’re entitled to.
Fixed Fee
No hidden costs. Our services are priced on a fixed monthly fee so you always know what to expect.
What We Do
Tax Returns
We make self-assessment tax returns simple and stress-free for TikTok creators and influencers. From maximising allowable expenses to ensuring accurate and timely filings with HMRC, we handle everything — so you can focus on creating content and growing your audience.
Bookkeeping
Stay organised with hassle-free bookkeeping designed for digital creators. We’ll track your TikTok income streams — from brand deals and sponsorships to Creator Fund payouts — and keep your expenses up to date in cloud-based software, so everything is ready for tax season.
Limited Companies
Thinking of setting up a limited company for your TikTok earnings? We’ll prepare your accounts, manage corporation tax, and handle Companies House compliance. Plus, we’ll help you decide if going limited is the most tax-efficient option for your situation.
VAT Returns
VAT can be tricky for TikTok creators, especially if you work with overseas brands or multiple platforms. If your income exceeds the £85,000 threshold, we’ll manage VAT registrations and submissions, keeping you compliant and stress-free.
Payroll
Whether you’re paying yourself as a director or managing a small team behind your content, we’ll handle payroll, PAYE, pensions, and HMRC submissions. Everything runs smoothly so you can focus on creating.
Tax Planning
Smart tax planning helps you keep more of your TikTok income. We’ll structure your finances to reduce tax liabilities, take advantage of available reliefs, and help you plan ahead so your money goes further.
FAQs
Do TikTok creators pay tax in the UK?
Yes. HMRC treats TikTok earnings as self-employed income. If you earn more than £1,000 in a tax year, you must register for self-assessment and file a tax return.
What income do I need to declare from TikTok?
All income counts, including brand deals, sponsorships, Creator Fund payouts, gifts, and ad revenue. Even if it’s paid through different platforms, it must be included in your tax return.
What expenses can TikTok creators claim?
Common expenses include filming equipment, lighting, editing software, marketing spend, internet and phone bills, travel costs for work, and even part of your home if used for content creation. We’ll make sure you claim everything you’re entitled to.
Do TikTok creators need to register for VAT?
If your income goes over £85,000 in a 12-month period, you must register for VAT. Even below this, some creators benefit from registering — we’ll guide you on whether it’s the right move.
Should I set up a limited company for my TikTok earnings?
It depends on your income level and long-term goals. Staying self-employed is simple, but a limited company can be more tax-efficient once you’re earning above a certain threshold. We’ll help you decide what’s best.
Is my information kept private?
Absolutely. We understand discretion is important. All of your financial details are kept strictly confidential, and we work judgement-free.
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Why You Need a Specialist TikTok Accountant
If you’re earning money from TikTok—through brand deals, gifts, affiliate links, or content monetisation—it’s important to treat it like a business. In the UK, once you earn over £1,000 in a tax year, you’re classed as self-employed. That means you need to register for self-assessment, file a tax return, and pay the correct tax on your earnings.
That’s where a specialist TikTok accountant like Simplr Accounting comes in.
We help digital creators on TikTok stay on top of their finances, keep more of what they earn, and stay fully compliant with HMRC. Whether you’re just starting out or growing fast, we make accounting simple and stress-free.
What Can a TikTok Accountant Do for You?
✅ Tax Compliance – We ensure your income is properly reported and tax obligations are handled.
✅ Expense Claims – From ring lights to studio gear, we’ll help you claim the right deductions.
✅ Income Tracking – We’ll help you keep tabs on brand deals, affiliate income, and platform payments.
✅ No More Spreadsheets – Use our cloud-based tools to automate your bookkeeping.
✅ Creator-Focused Advice – Get personalised support that understands your content business.
Do I Need to Pay Tax on My TikTok Income?
Yes. If you earn over £1,000 a year from TikTok or related activities, HMRC requires you to register as self-employed and file a self-assessment tax return. This includes gifts from live streams, brand collaborations, Creator Fund payouts, sponsorships, or affiliate sales.
If your income exceeds £85,000 annually, you may also need to register for VAT. We’ll guide you through the process and make sure you stay compliant.
Why Choose Simplr Accounting?
We specialise in working with creators, influencers, and online entrepreneurs. As your TikTok accountant, we understand the unique income streams and challenges you face — from irregular payments to working with global brands.
You’ll get clear, friendly advice with no jargon and no judgement. Our goal is simple: to help you grow your brand while we take care of the numbers.
💡 Ready to Partner with a TikTok Accountant Who Gets It?
Let’s get your finances in order. Book your free consultation today and see how Simplr can support your growth.