Tatiana explained: "TikTok donations are not gifts, but income on which you have to pay tax. "Many bloggers consider the money received from subscribers during live broadcasts on TikTok as gifts and believe that there is no need to declare them. However, this is a misconception. As explained by Tatiana Pirech, Deputy Head of the Individual Taxation Division at the Office of Tax Supervision in the Gomel region, in terms of tax legislation, such income is considered income from a foreign organization - the TikTok company, and not from individuals. Therefore, bloggers have to pay income tax at a rate of 13% on the entire amount received into the account. For this purpose, a tax report must be submitted no later than March 31 of the year following the reporting year. See detailed story here. Register | | OK | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | TikTok | Site | strain | maximum | Threads |.