YouTube donations are a real gold mine

I mean, there are no laws governing voluntary subscription fees;
you just file your global income tax in May,
and there is no obligation to disclose how the money is used.
If a specific purpose is stated (under the guise of donations):
Donations with a specified purpose: For example, if someone says, "I am accepting voluntary subscription fees to help elderly people living alone" or "I will use this to purchase new equipment," they must use the funds only for those purposes.
Misuse of funds: If the money is used for personal entertainment or private purposes different from the purpose mentioned on the broadcast, there is a risk of being sued for fraud, embezzlement, or breach of trust by viewers, or facing legal punishment.
Purely for support: If the donation was received simply under the heading of "supporting channel operations," you may use it freely for personal living expenses, channel operating costs, etc., as long as you have properly filed your taxes.
It really is a gold mine, which is why everyone wants to do it.
If they claim it is for "purely supporting purposes," they can do whatever they want with that money, right?