🚨 OVERLOOKED TAX WRITE-OFFS FOR CONTENT CREATORS 🚨 Share this with a creator friend who's leaving money on the table 👇 FILMING EQUIPMENT 📸 Ring lights, tripods, cameras, mics - if you're using it for content creation, it's a business expense. Full stop. GYM MEMBERSHIP 💪 Fitness creators - if you're filming workouts at the gym, there's a solid argument for claiming it as a business expense. COFFEE SHOP "OFFICE" ☕ Using that local café to edit videos and answer business emails? Those coffee costs could be legitimate business expenses. Most creators I speak to are shocked when they realize how much money they've been leaving on the table with HMRC. The thing is, content creation isn't just a hobby anymore - you're running a proper business. And like any business, you deserve to keep more of what you earn. But here's the catch: HMRC is getting smarter about tracking creator income. They're specifically targeting influencers who aren't filing properly. I've seen creators hit with £50k+ penalties because they didn't get the right advice at the right time. That's why we exclusively work with content creators and online entrepreneurs. We understand AdSense, brand deals, and those international payments hitting your account. While you're busy creating killer content, we're making sure you're tax-efficient and keeping more of what you earn. - @capture_accounting