Being a hairdresser means having several different roles to play. A hairdresser, managing client relationships and an unofficial therapist, there’s a lot more on your plate than meets the eye. Not only that, your schedule is back to back most days, when there aren’t any last-minute cancellations!

How to work as a hairdresser

There are a variety of options for how to structure your business as a hairdresser. Some are employed, some are a sole trader and others work through a limited company. It can be a complex and time-consuming process doing your accounts - no matter your business structure. Let SJD help you get on top of the numbers.

Why should hairdressers appoint an accountant?

Appointing an accountant, who can provide you with the right advice and support will give you the confidence to focus on making your clients look their best, without worrying about what you don’t know. We already know what you need to do to be tax compliant, as well as what tax efficiencies you may be able to benefit from, so why not speak with a member of our team today to find out more.

Accountancy services for hairdressers

You can choose from a variety of accountancy services as a hairdresser, depending on how you structure your business. We provide tax returns, payroll, annual accounts and a whole host of different services.

Accountancy packages

Several factors determine what business structure you choose to operate. Businesses that rent out chairs - as well as hairdressing - may choose to go limited. However, many hairdressers choose to operate as sole traders. Our sole trader packages start at £40 plus VAT. Our team will discuss and explore the options available to you personally so you can make an informed decision.