OnlyFans model believes she's 'being punished for earning more than other people' after receiving staggering tax bill

An OnlyFans model thinks she is being 'punished' for being successful after revealing an astronomical tax bill.

Aussie content creator Annie Knight, who has previously been dubbed the 'most sexually active woman in Australia' thanks to claims that she'd managed to sleep with 300 people in one year alone, is one of the most successful creators on the website.

However, being in the top 0.02 percent of earners on OnlyFans isn't all fun and games as the 26-year-old has also has to keep a good chunk of it back to pay her tax bill.

In a recent post on TikTok, Annie revealed how much tax she paid on her earnings for the previous year - and it's more than 90 percent of people's year wages.

Sharing a screenshot of the receipt, she said in the clip: "I paid my tax bill and here's proof, for anyone that was not believing me

"Could have bought a house with that," she continued. "Cry."

Annie then revealed the total of her tax bill, which was a massive $592,122.30 AUD (£306,086).

Annie's tax bill may be just shy of ten times the amount the average Brit earns per year, but the adult content creator insists this figure is a 'good amount' compared to what she earns.

"For any of the accountants who are like 'you shouldn't be paying that much tax' you don't think how much I'm earning," she continued to say.

"If you knew how much I'm earning you would understand that's a good amount of tax to be paying comparative to the amount I earn in a year."

Annie's income will likely vary each month, however, the adult content creator previously revealed that she often brings in around $101,000 AUD (£52,770) per month, which is again more than what the average person earns annually.

If she were to earn the same amount a year that would equal around $1,212,000 AUD (£626,301) a year, although it's possible that she could be earning even more.

Speaking about paying the highest rate of tax in Australia, which is 45 percent of your earnings, Annie told news.com.au that she feels like she's being 'punished' for earning a lot of money.

"It sucks that I could literally buy a house with that money, but also, I get we all have to pay our taxes," she said.

"I just wish we didn’t get punished for earning more money than other people. I think the highest tax bracket should be 30 percent for individuals."