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Los youtubers: su fiscalidad y la deslocalización de la residencia fiscal

Authors: Acebo Gil, Celia;

Los youtubers: su fiscalidad y la deslocalización de la residencia fiscal

Abstract

Actualmente nos encontramos en lo que muchos llaman la Cuarta Revolución Industrial, una era digital que no para de avanzar y que se caracteriza por una sociedad que está conectada a internet de forma prácticamente ininterrumpida. Esto ha propiciado la aparición de nuevas profesiones y profesionales, conocidos como creadores de contenido o youtubers, que han sabido adaptarse a esta nueva realidad y sacarle provecho. Sin embargo, estos nuevos modelos de negocio han traído numerosos problemas. Entre ellos, los relacionados con la aplicación de los principales impuestos del sistema tributario español: el IRPF, IS, IVA e IAE. Y a su vez, lo característico de estas nuevas profesiones, la posibilidad de llevarlas a cabo desde cualquier lugar debido a que con un ordenador y conexión a internet es prácticamente suficiente, suscita problemas en relación con la determinación de la residencia y los intentos por llevar a cabo prácticas fraudulentas.

We are currently in what many call the Fourth Industrial Revolution, a digital era that continues to advance and is characterized by society being connected to the Internet practically uninterrupted. This has led to the emergence of new professions and professionals, known as content creators or youtubers, who have known how to adapt to this new reality and take advantage. However, these new business models have brought numerous problems. Among them, those related to the application of the main taxes of the Spanish tax system: personal income tax, corporate tax, VAT and business tax. And at the same time, what is characteristic of these new professions, the possibility of carrying them out from anywhere because a computer and an Internet connection is practically sufficient, raises problems in relation to determining residence and attempts to carry out carry out fraudulent practices.

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Keywords

Youtubers, Tributación de Youtubers, Era Digital

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