Beauticians · Nail, lash & hair techs · Aestheticians · Therapists · Nurses & carers
You look after your clients. I look after your tax.
The latest tax and rule changes for beauty, hair and healthcare workers, in plain English.
I work with beauticians, nail, lash and hair technicians, aestheticians, massage and holistic therapists, and self-employed nurses and carers. Whether you rent a chair, work mobile or run your own salon, I make sure you claim everything you are allowed to and pay no more tax than you need to.
Lashes, gels, polish, wax, colour, needles, gloves and PPE.
Couches, lamps, chairs, steamers and tools.
Courses that update skills you already use, plus NMC or registration fees.
Rent for your chair, room or salon space.
Treatment and public liability insurance, indemnity cover.
Mileage at HMRC rates between clients.
Branded tunics and scrubs, and cleaning them.
Fresha, Treatwell, website and social ads.
Costs must be wholly and exclusively for your business. If something is partly personal, only the business part counts. Not sure? Check in Tax Buddy.
£80/month
Sole traders & start-ups
£90/month
Sole traders on Universal Credit
£130/month
Ltd companies, not VAT-registered
£160/month
Ltd companies, VAT-registered
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A business account made for self-employed people, with built-in invoicing and tax estimates. It links into your bookkeeping, so your records stay tidy.
We may receive a fee if you open an account through us.
Yes. I work with nail, lash and brow techs, hairdressers, beauticians and aesthetics practitioners across the UK, including Cheshire and Manchester, whether you rent a chair, work mobile or from a home studio.
Yes. Chair or room rent you pay to a salon is usually an allowable business expense for a self-employed beauty or hair professional.
Usually products and consumables, kit, insurance, training, booking software and business mileage to clients, plus a fair share of your phone.
Yes. I help self-employed nurses, carers and therapists with Self Assessment, expenses and registering with HMRC.
Usually, yes, if you set your own prices and hours and keep your own clients. I can check your set-up with you.
Courses that update or improve skills you already use in your business usually can be claimed. A course for a brand-new skill usually cannot.
Yes. I can combine your PAYE job with your self-employed work on one tax return.
Only uniforms or protective clothing. Everyday clothes, even if you wear them for work, are not allowed.
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