What are your thoughts on camming through Boleyn Models, are there any Boleyn Models' models here who can give a quick review?
As far as I can make out they offer daily pay, pay advances/loans, income verification for loans and mortgages and some support.
Boleyn Models Reviews
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Re: Boleyn Models Reviews
Unless you are really desperate for daily pay then there's no other benefit.
Chaturbate offer daily pay to models after 4 payouts (maybe earlier if you email them to ask).
As a UK model I can't see any advantages if I'm being honest.
Chaturbate offer daily pay to models after 4 payouts (maybe earlier if you email them to ask).
As a UK model I can't see any advantages if I'm being honest.
Re: Boleyn Models Reviews
Re: Income verification
You can do your own proof of income - Register a limited company (keep the name vanilla), list your activities as a photography or similar creative, I mean you are creating images and selling them, a webcam stream are just still images refreshing at such a rate it look like it is real (frames). Register at HMRC for Paye and corporation tax (VAT when income over £85,000/year). Open a Monzo open current account and business account for your registered company. Subscribe to sage one, list yourself as an employee and simply pay yourself your webcam income as a salary, declaring your income and paying tax & NI just like a normal employee of any other company. Then don't forget to complete your annual return and account for the company. It's not that difficult at all.
Tip: Open a backup business account with banking app similar to Monzo, or better still a highstreet bank.
There's no need to ever mention adult, you will be discriminated against if you suggest any such activity.
Remember to file your annual return and accounts, don't forget to pay yourself via sage on time to avoid late filing penalties.
You can do your own proof of income - Register a limited company (keep the name vanilla), list your activities as a photography or similar creative, I mean you are creating images and selling them, a webcam stream are just still images refreshing at such a rate it look like it is real (frames). Register at HMRC for Paye and corporation tax (VAT when income over £85,000/year). Open a Monzo open current account and business account for your registered company. Subscribe to sage one, list yourself as an employee and simply pay yourself your webcam income as a salary, declaring your income and paying tax & NI just like a normal employee of any other company. Then don't forget to complete your annual return and account for the company. It's not that difficult at all.
- Register a Limited Company - https://www.gov.uk/limited-company-form ... ur-company
- Vanilla Company name and business activities (eg. photography or similar)
- Register for HMRC services - https://www.gov.uk/log-in-register-hmrc ... s/register
- Corporation tax, PAYE, VAT
- Download Monzo (https://monzo.com/download/)
- Open personal and business account
- Sage One - https://www.sage.com
- Subscribe to Accounting and payroll services
Tip: Open a backup business account with banking app similar to Monzo, or better still a highstreet bank.
There's no need to ever mention adult, you will be discriminated against if you suggest any such activity.
Remember to file your annual return and accounts, don't forget to pay yourself via sage on time to avoid late filing penalties.
Re: Boleyn Models Reviews
Oh wow, thank you very much ladies.
That is very helpful post and information on how to DIY register as a company and become a real employee. This should be a post of its own as will no doubt be of real help to a lot of webcam models who think that it is too difficult and opt to let a studio take a percentage of their earnings.
That is very helpful post and information on how to DIY register as a company and become a real employee. This should be a post of its own as will no doubt be of real help to a lot of webcam models who think that it is too difficult and opt to let a studio take a percentage of their earnings.