Upcoming Release & Addressing Misconceptions (Patreon)

This was my favorite headmod so far and I've been spending the most doing this one. I remade the clothes too and I think I'll be releasing her tomorrow or today in the afternoon. Check her out and tell me what you think in the comments.

If you're having issues with Beth's mods - like you can't see any changes - (and this could be the same for Jessica) yuou have to look for the older R&M mods and delete them and there might be copies you have too look for. Check the Extra Notes I left in Beth's download for more details.

Fun and Taxes

I've been checking some of your older messages and I've been very touched by the overall positive vibe but I was was struck by realizing some things are not obvious. Some of you are well aware of this but I had the impression that some of you might not understand or not be aware that even I - in all of my foxy magical prowess - am not safe from taxes and Patreon commissions. This is what I have to pay:

• ~ 10% of revenue is paid in the form of commissions to Patreon
• ⪆10% of revenue is paid in the form of payment processing. From those cuts,
• 10-18% goes in the form of VAT; which I absorb so you don't have to pay it (the amounts depend on the country you're living and there are special exceptions that I cannot absorb); and
• ~ 40% is payed in the form of income taxes (which varies with fiscal status/country/nationality/citizenship/income).

If you have ever payed taxes, I'm not telling you any news. But if you don't or were not aware of it, you have to know. I am not exempt of taxes because the IRS (or eq.) thinks I'm getting KK donations. XD, The IRS (or eq.) sees revenue from internet, and it wants its share. I have a rare fiscal status and my taxes are split between tributary institutions. I have a high tax load (~50%) but it's not unique. Some creators have to pay around 75% of their cut in the form of tax load. Some are very lucky, and they only have a tax load of around 35% but it doesn't get better than that. We all pay taxes and Patreon cannot reflect that.

I just wish to dispel this misconception because it paints a very different situation than my reality and that perception can be very discouraging. I don't deny it would've been better if I kept communications but some assumptions and the implication that I'm getting and not earning what I've worked for - which is way less than what some assume (I wish it were true) - feel very misconstrued. I'm not trying to minimize your support in any manner though - every penny you pay comes out of your pockets and it all comes with the same intention and I've always appreciated that. Just trying to put things into perspective. Everything cool :3

( u 3u)