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Esports & Professional Gamer Tax UK 2026/27: Prize Money, Sponsorships and Streaming Income

UK esports players earn from tournament prize money, team salaries, sponsorship deals and streaming simultaneously — each taxed slightly differently. Full guide with a worked example on £45,000 combined income.

Emma Clarke3 Jul 20264 min read

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Twitch Streamer Tax UK 2026/27: Subs, Bits, Donations and a £16,000 Example

Self-employed Twitch streamers earn from subscriptions, bits, donations and sponsorships, each needing to be tracked in GBP. Full worked example on £16,000 turnover and what's deductible.

Emma Clarke3 Jul 20262 min read

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