Tax Return for Aestheticians
Complete your Self Assessment in 8 minutes. Claim all your allowable expenses and submit directly to HMRC.
- Track treatment income
- Equipment expense tracking
- Training cost support
- MTD-ready for 2026
Example Tax Calculation
Based on typical aestheticians earnings £40,000/year
*Illustrative example based on 2024/25 tax rates. Your actual tax depends on your specific circumstances.
Allowable Expenses for Aestheticians
Claim these tax-deductible expenses to reduce your tax bill
Treatment Products
Skincare products, peels, and treatment consumables.
Tip: Track stock purchases for year-end inventory.
Equipment
Treatment machines, devices, and professional equipment.
Tip: Expensive equipment may qualify for capital allowances.
Clinic or Room Rental
Rent for treatment rooms or clinic space.
Tip: Keep rental invoices or agreements.
Training and CPD
Aesthetic training, certifications, and skill development.
Tip: Keep certificates and receipts.
More expenses you can claim
How to File Your Tax Return
Follow these simple steps to complete your Self Assessment
Gather Your Documents
Collect income records, receipts, and expense statements
Enter Income & Expenses
Add your earnings and claim allowable expenses with our guided flow
Review Your Calculation
See exactly how much tax you owe with real-time calculations
Submit to HMRC
File your tax return directly to HMRC in minutes
Key Deadlines for 2024/25 Tax Year
Don't miss these important dates
5 April 2025
Tax Year Ends
Calculate your final income and expenses
5 October 2025
Register for Self Assessment
If this is your first year self-employed
31 January 2026
Online Filing Deadline
Submit your tax return and pay any tax owed
6 April 2026
MTD Starts (£50k+)
If your income exceeds £50,000, you must use MTD software
Late Filing Penalties
1 day late: £100 fixed penalty
3 months late: £10/day up to £900
6 months late: 5% of tax owed or £300 (whichever is higher)
12 months late: Additional 5% or £300
Plus interest on any tax paid late. Avoid these costs by filing early with QTax.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about tax returns for aestheticians
Do aestheticians need to register as self-employed?
If you work independently and invoice for treatments, you must register for Self Assessment.
Can I claim training costs?
Yes. Aesthetic training and certifications are allowable expenses.
What about equipment?
Treatment machines and equipment can be claimed as expenses or through capital allowances.
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