The digital content economy is rapidly expanding, with an increasing number of creators generating income through global online platforms. This evolution brings complex tax and regulatory considerations, particularly in cross-border contexts. Whether you are a content creator, influencer, blogger, or online educator, income earned through global platforms comes with real tax obligations in Ukraine – and real risks if they are not handled correctly.
For content creators & influencers
We provide legal and tax advisory for bloggers, influencers, digital creators, streamers, podcasters, and platform-based entrepreneurs earning income from international platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Udemy, OnlyFans, Patreon, Boosty, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts, as well as from affiliate programs, brand partnerships, sponsorships, donations, digital products, online courses, and freelance platforms.
We advise on the full range of tax and compliance matters, including foreign income reporting, tax residency, income source determination, cross-border income structuring, tax reporting strategy, and tax compliance in Ukraine.
A key part of our work is determining where the creator is tax resident, as tax residency defines which country may tax their worldwide income. This is especially important for creators who live, work, travel, or receive payments across several jurisdictions. We help clients assess their residency position, reduce the risk of unintended dual tax residency, and ensure that their tax status is properly documented.
We also assist with determining the source and classification of income received from online platforms and international partners. This includes assessing whether income should be treated as Ukrainian-source or foreign-source income, how platform payments, subscriptions, donations, advertising revenue, royalties, sponsorships, affiliate income, and other monetization streams should be reported, and whether foreign taxes paid or withheld may be credited or otherwise taken into account.
Based on this analysis, we develop a practical tax reporting strategy designed to ensure that income is declared in the correct jurisdiction, available tax credits or double tax treaty relief are applied where possible, and the creator remains compliant with Ukrainian and foreign tax rules.
Where disputes arise, we represent clients before the Ukrainian tax authorities and in court – with a strong track record of successful outcomes.
For online educators & EdTech businesses
We work with individuals and businesses operating in online education (EdTech) and digital learning platforms, including creators of online courses, subscription-based educational content, paid communities, webinars, coaching programs, digital products, and learning platforms.
We advise on selecting the optimal legal and tax model, structuring EdTech and educational businesses, taxation of online course income, treatment of cross-border payments, platform and marketplace income, subscription revenue, licensing and royalty arrangements, and general tax compliance in Ukraine.
For platform owners, we provide structuring advice to cover global tax compliance, with EU VAT being one of the topics neglected if the platform is available to EU residents.
Our support covers both individual educators and larger EdTech businesses, including matters related to business structuring, income reporting, contracts with students, instructors, partners and platforms, intellectual property rights, payment flows, and tax risk management.
Our services
We provide an all-in-one legal and tax solution. By leveraging our partner firms in different countries, we offer integrated cross-jurisdictional expertise. We translate the complex concepts of foreign tax systems into practical terms in your native language.
Why choose us