Content creators · Tax and legal

You create.
We handle the rest.

Platform taxation, brand contracts, bogus self-employment and VeriFactu-stamped invoicing. The firm —and the accountants— who understand youtubers, streamers and creators. Work out your rate in 1 minute.

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What we do

All the boring part,
handled by professionals

Platform taxation

YouTube, Twitch, Meta, TikTok, OnlyFans, Patreon… Each platform is taxed differently. We get it all declared properly, with the right forms and deadlines.

International and multi-currency VAT

You get paid from all over the world in dollars or pounds. Reverse charge, Form 349, ECB exchange rate: we handle it so you don't have to think about it.

IRPF, tax returns and year-end

Instalment payments, deductible expenses (equipment, software, travel), annual tax return. No surprises in June, and making the most of everything the law allows.

Registration and structure

Self-employed or a company? We register you correctly and, when your income calls for it, we assess whether a limited company (SL) suits you and set it up for you.

What nobody tells you

The legal risks
almost no one warns you about

Bogus self-employment

Working exclusively for one agency or production company can turn you into a bogus self-employed worker. We review your relationship and your contracts to prevent it.

Brand contracts and image rights

Exclusivity clauses, assignment of your image, uses and terms. A bad contract ties you down for years. We read them and negotiate them for you before you sign.

DAC7: the tax office already knows

Since the DAC7 Directive, platforms report your earnings to the tax office. Getting your affairs in order in time costs far less than an audit.

Compliant invoicing (VeriFactu)

An invoice is no longer valid with just any template: it needs a chained record and a QR code. We get you invoicing by the book, today.

Free calculator

How much should you charge
for a brand deal?

Based on official industry data (Annual Influencer Marketing Report 2026, Primetag × IAB Spain) and —unlike others— right down to what you actually keep after tax.

Where do you post the collaboration?
Number of posts
1
IRPF withholding

Recommended price for the collaboration

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How your invoice looks

What you actually keep

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Method: impressions = followers × average reach for the tier (IAB/Primetag 2025); price = impressions ÷ 1,000 × CPM for the tier and platform; adjusted by your engagement; negotiation range ±30%. The gross figure comes from official data; the net figure is indicative (your final IRPF depends on your annual income and deductible expenses).

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Your invoicing, sorted

We invoice for you
with CromaSET

CromaSET is the app we use to manage your creator invoicing: it issues your invoices to Google, brands or platforms, converts every payment to euros at the official ECB rate and stamps each invoice with VeriFactu and its AEAT QR code. You get paid; we handle the numbers.

  • ✓ Multi-currency with the euro equivalent locked in
  • ✓ Tax template per platform, maintained by Set Legal
  • ✓ A real adviser in the chat, not a bot
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Invoice · YT-2026✓ VeriFactu
Google Ireland Ltd.$3,120.40
ECB rate of the day1.1542
Euro equivalent€2,703.52
▚▚▘▝ AEAT QR ▝▘▚▚
Why Set Legal

A real law firm,
that also gets your world

We are not an anonymous app or a generic accountancy firm that treats you like a hardware store. We are real lawyers and tax advisers who handle the taxation, contracts and invoicing of content creators, with the confidentiality your activity needs.

We always start by listening to you and running the numbers with you. No small print, no surprises: you will know what you pay and what you earn before deciding anything.

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Terrassa · Barcelona · All of Spain remotely

In person in Terrassa
or remotely, wherever you are

We have a physical office in Terrassa (Placeta Adelina Gregoriano, 4) and meet in person with those who are nearby —Terrassa, Barcelona and the whole Vallès region. But we handle creator advice entirely remotely: we work with creators across all of Spain without you having to leave home (or the set).

Whether you come to the office or we do everything online, we start the same way: listening to you and running the numbers with you, no strings attached.

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Frequently asked questions

What creators
ask us most

Do I have to register as self-employed if I make money from my social media?
If you earn income on a regular basis from your activity as a creator —brand deals, platform monetisation, subscriptions— you must register with the tax authorities and, as a general rule, in the special self-employed social security scheme (RETA). We assess your case, register you correctly and explain which tax returns to file and when.
How is the money I earn from YouTube, Twitch or Google (a foreign company) taxed?
When you invoice a company in another EU country (for example Google Ireland), the reverse charge usually applies: you issue the invoice without Spanish VAT and report it on Form 349. The income is taxed in your personal income tax (IRPF) as business activity earnings. Each platform has its own particularities and we review them one by one.
What about OnlyFans or adult content?
It is just another economic activity and is taxed as such, but it has VAT particularities (depending on where your subscribers are and the type of service) and privacy considerations that are best handled case by case. We handle it with complete confidentiality.
A brand asks me for an invoice: what VAT and IRPF do I apply?
To a Spanish company you invoice with 21% VAT and, as an individual under the direct assessment scheme, with IRPF withholding (15%, or 7% during your first years of activity). If the brand is outside Spain the rules change. We prepare the correct invoice for each case.
Does the tax office know what I earn from the platforms?
Yes. Since the DAC7 Directive, digital platforms are required to report to the tax authorities the income generated by their creators and sellers. Declaring correctly from the outset is the best way to avoid nasty surprises.
Is it better to be self-employed or set up a company?
It depends on your income, whether you reinvest and your medium-term outlook. Below a certain volume, being self-employed usually pays off; beyond that, a limited company (SL) can save tax and protect your assets. We run the numbers with you before deciding.
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