US EditionFlorida Governor Hopeful Proposes 50% OnlyFans Sin Tax
Republican James Fishback plans a 50% tax on OnlyFans income in Florida to raise hundreds of millions for education, crisis centers, and a men's mental health czar.
- Recently, James Fishback proposed a 50% 'sin tax' on income earned by OnlyFans creators who reside in Florida, saying proceeds would fund Florida's education system, crisis pregnancy centers and a mental health czar for men.
- He launched his campaign on 24 November 2025, positioning himself as DeSantis-aligned but failing to gain President Donald Trump's endorsement, which went to Rep. Byron Donalds.
- The creator dismissed the plan, saying `Targeting a group of individuals using their job to survive when there are multibillion dollar corrupt businesses that don't pay any taxes is insane` on X Tuesday.
- Legal observers warn the plan faces steep constitutional hurdles and critics say it would disproportionately affect low-income OnlyFans creators in Florida, making it politically and legally explosive.
- Florida's tax structure, which lacks a personal income tax, makes Fishback's proposed 50% levy on OnlyFans creators unprecedented, while enforcement is complicated as only independent creators handle their tax filings.
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OnlyFans stars moan about proposed 50% Florida ‘Sin Tax’ — as pol says ‘I don’t want them selling their bodies’
Sophie Rain and Anya Lacey are hitting back at Republican hopeful James Fishback’s eyebrow-raising proposal, which is is designed to “disincentivize and deter” the porn biz.
James Fishback, referring to the government of the state of Florida and possible successor of Ron DeSantis, announced that he wants to introduce a 50% tax for all income obtained by content producers OnlyFans who live in this country. The measure is described as a "tax on sin", which applies only to the gains generated on the platform.OnlyFans has known a rapid expansion in recent years, and in 2024 it has come to divide into the value of 701 mi…
Florida Republican candidate unveils OnlyFans crackdown, says 50% tax will protect men from ‘lust’
The Florida gubernatorial race is heating up, and the battle to succeed Ron DeSantis may be veering into unexpected territory — including debates over OnlyFans. James Fishback sparked online buzz after declaring that, if elected, he would impose a 50% tax on creators using the platform. Fishback singled out popular creator Sophie Rain, tagging her directly and telling her to “quit or pay up.” The targeting wasn’t random. Rain has previously clai…
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