AN ONLYFANS model has revealed how she claimed her £3,600 boob job as a business expense, telling trolls to "shut the f*** up."
Rebecca Goodman has become one of the most recognisable faces on the adult platform and has a significant following on TikTok but generated controversy when she revealed that her surgery was tax deductible.
Rebecca, 29, explained that she was able to claim her breast enlargement as a business expense as it was done to improve her income from X-rated content.
The Derbyshire-based model told BBC News: "I wouldn't have had a boob job if it wasn't for doing this, I was feeling quite insecure and had to meet people's beauty standards."
She said that her accountant had "recognised instantly" that the op could be classed as an expense.
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She added: "That was the part that shocked me the most, that cosmetic surgery comes under this [as an expense]."
The revelation prompted a social media backlash, with cruel trolls suggesting that it was not a legitimate business charge and accusing her of avoiding tax.
But Rebecca hit back on Twitter, telling her critics how she felt about their claims in no uncertain terms.
She wrote: "To all these people moaning about my t** job being tax deductible, here’s the information you’re not willing to ask for.
"I paid £189,000 that tax year, my boob job was £3,600.
"I had it on 29th June, in July I made over £20,000 profit thanks to my business investment. Shut the f*** up.
"[People are] acting like I’m going out of my way to avoid tax, when in fact I ended up paying a lot more.
"Just because you don’t see it as a business doesn’t make it less of a business."
The single mum-of-two has previously revealed that joining OnlyFans changed her life for the better.
She explained that she was living off food stamps and sitting on £15,000 of debt before signing up, but now makes upwards of £100.000 a month with her saucy side hustle.
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Rebecca said: "We were living on six bags of food full of tins of soup and lots of Uncle Bens for over a month.
"I couldn't even afford to throw my daughter a first birthday party.
"I started OnlyFans out of desperation and ended up making £1.6k in the first 10 days. It was madness."
She now owns a four-bedroom home and flash car, all from the profits she made on racy snaps and clips.
Looking back, the mum says she started the page to try to give her daughters, now four and 11, a better life - and is so glad she did.
Plus, her family and friends are supportive, too.
She said: "My mum is all for it. She loves it.
"They are all very accepting because they saw how in trouble I was.
"My eldest knows what I do and she's not bothered.
"My youngest saw a gnome toy as I was opening it when it came through the post, and she said 'is this Santa Claus?'
"If they grow up around a sex-positive environment it is normalised."
