We work with Spanish speaking creators in Spain, Mexico and Colombia. The way we work is the same everywhere. What changes depending on where you live is your taxes, your time compared to your fans, and the places where you can film. That is why each area has its own page.
Spain
In Spain the whole country has the same tax system, but each region sets its own part of the IRPF (income tax). There is no city tax: what changes between Madrid, Barcelona or Valencia is the regional bracket. On the islands, the climate through the year changes too, and in the Canary Islands, the time.
- SpainThe general page: how IRPF (income tax) works with a state part and a regional part, and when your fans from each country message you.
- MadridThe region with the lowest regional bracket on the mainland, and urban spots like the Templo de Debod or Callao.
- BarcelonaThe Catalan IRPF bracket, and places to film with a view, from the Carmel to Bogatell beach.
- ValenciaThe Valencian bracket, the Albufera at sunset and what to do with your calendar during Fallas.
- Balearic IslandsIbiza, Mallorca and Menorca: a summer full of tourists and a quiet winter, and how to make the most of both.
- Canary IslandsOne hour behind the mainland, which shifts your time slots against Europe and the United States.
Mexico and Colombia
If you live in Latin America, what matters most is not the city but the country: its tax rules and how close you are to the time of your fans in the United States.
- MexicoYour fans in the United States are in time zones close to yours, and that changes when you post and chat.
- ColombiaJust like in Mexico, being close in time to the United States works in your favor.
What is the same wherever you live
Some topics do not depend on the place. Instead of repeating them on every page, we explain them once and well:
- Filming in the street without being recognized: street interviews, people in the background, drones and what we check before heading out.
- From Reel to OnlyFans: how a fan goes from Instagram to your profile without Instagram punishing you.
- When your fans message you: a clock with the time slots for the United States, London and Spain.
- OnlyFans taxes in Spain: what a self employed creator (autónoma) pays, which expenses you deduct and whether it changes by region.
- Agency commissions: what we charge and how it is calculated.
What if you live somewhere else?
These are the areas we know closely, where we can give you useful information about taxes and time zones. If you live in another Spanish speaking country, write to us anyway: on the first call we will tell you honestly whether we can help or not.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to live in one of these cities to work with you?
No. We work remotely. The city pages exist because taxes, time zones and filming spots change, not because you have to live there.
Is there a special tax for living in Madrid, Barcelona or Valencia?
There is no city tax. For IRPF (income tax) you pay a state part and a regional part, and the regional part is what changes between regions.
Why do the Canary Islands have their own page?
Because they are one hour behind mainland Spain. That shifts all your time slots against your fans in Europe and the United States.
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