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How do TikTok affiliates pay tax in the UK?
How do TikTok affiliates pay tax in the UK?
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SocialCommerceAccoun
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Apr 14, 2025
2:14 AM
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I’ve recently started earning as a TikTok affiliate in the UK, and I’m trying to get my head around the tax side of things. Do I need to register as self-employed with HMRC? What kind of records should I be keeping? And how do I handle things like expenses or income from other platforms? I found this article that gives a good breakdown for affiliates on how to manage taxes and choose the right accountant: https://www.socialcommerceaccountants.com/post/how-to-choose-the-right-accountant-for-affiliates-to-boost-profits-cut-your-tax-bill . Would love to hear from others who are doing affiliate work on TikTok—how are you handling your taxes? Any advice or lessons learned would be amazing.
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Papprible
10 posts
May 25, 2025
3:02 AM
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TikTok affiliates may earn money by sharing product links in their videos or bio, which can lead viewers to make purchases. When someone buys through those links, the affiliate might receive a commission. It's possible that creators use trending content, reviews, or creative storytelling to boost engagement and drive clicks. This system doesn’t always guarantee success, but it opens up a potential income stream for those who stay consistent and understand their audience.
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