I do my own taxes and tax returns and I am down as an escort.

I'm an alternative therapist. Unlike Cat, I have two registered businesses as the expenses for my other work are a bit different!

"entertainer" aswell. One client who's an accountant suggested "model". If escorting isn't illegal then why shouldn't we put "escort"?

I read the OPs post as being specifically to do with whether other people's accountants put something other than sex worker (or 'escort' or whatever) on their forms? We surely don't need another 'what do you put down as your occupation?' thread unless we're trying to get them into double figures?

When I had an accountant, he put 'therapist' on mine - it's a catch all term that doesn't mean anything so suitable enough for the purpose and I assumed it was because he didn't want other accountants at his firm knowing he had a lot of prossies on his books for whatever reason. When I started doing my own, I changed it to sex worker .

I read the OPs post as being specifically to do with whether other people's accountants put something other than sex worker (or 'escort' or whatever) on their forms? We surely don't need another 'what do you put down as your occupation?' thread unless we're trying to get them into double figures?

When I had an accountant, he put 'therapist' on mine - it's a catch all term that doesn't mean anything so suitable enough for the purpose and I assumed it was because he didn't want other accountants at his firm knowing he had a lot of prossies on his books for whatever reason. When I started doing my own, I changed it to sex worker .

Yep. That is exactly what I am asking 

I put therapist just in case I am ever going for a mortgage as you don't know what their attitude will be.

As clarified above, the OP's question is 'does/did your accountant put something other than sex worker on your tax forms?'

I know but that could be a reason why some accountants are wary about putting anything to do with sex work down.