Whether you're an individual creator or an organization, you may be required to report what you earn on Sociala as income. That depends on the tax laws where you're a tax resident, and it's yours to handle — we don't file or withhold on your behalf unless the law requires it.
Finding your numbers
Everything you need is in Wallet:
Set the period filter to the range you need, and the payment filter to Earnings.
Open any transaction's details for the full breakdown: what the buyer paid, what was deducted and what reached you.
Note that the amount shown next to each transaction is what you received after fees. Whether your tax authority wants the gross or the net figure is a question for them, and both are in the details window.
Documents we may ask you for
Before payouts are enabled, we may need a tax form, a taxpayer identification number or similar documentation. Until you provide it, withdrawals stay on hold — so it's worth sorting out before you need the money rather than at the moment you request it.
Taxes on purchases
Sales tax, VAT and similar taxes on a purchase are the buyer's, not yours as the seller, unless the law says otherwise.
We don't give tax advice
Consult a tax professional or your local tax authority for anything specific to your situation. For how the platform's side works, see our Terms of Use (Sections 6 and 7) and Creator & Monetization Terms.
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