The Australian government has ruled that income derived from image rights belongs to the individual with fame and not a related entity.
The ruling was covered in a draft tax determination - Income tax: use of an individual’s fame by related entities, for consultation.
The aim of the draft tax determination was to help individuals with fame understand the potential tax implications when a related entity authorises the use of their fame to other entities for a fee.
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