The write-offs most beauty pros never claim.
Behind the chair, on the road, and in your DMs — a CPA's plain-English field guide to the deductions you're probably leaving on the table. Tell me where to send it.
- Deductions sorted by how you work — booth, salon, mobile, or teaching
- The 3 write-offs almost everyone underclaims (worth thousands)
- Quarterly deadlines + a record-keeping cheat sheet to stay audit-ready
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What you can write off behind the chair, on the road, and in your DMs — without leaving money on the table.
EDITION
Most beauty pros leave thousands on the table every year. This guide is the cheat sheet that fixes that.
A roadmap to every deduction you've earned
Organized by how you actually work — so you can skip straight to your setup and stack what applies.
Universal write-offs
Supplies, tools, licenses, insurance, education, marketing, software & fees — the categories every beauty pro can claim.
Booth renters & solo stylists
Booth rent, your slice of utilities, at-home laundry, no-show losses, music subscriptions and the line items most renters forget.
Salon owners & studios
Commercial rent, payroll & FICA, 1099 contractors, equipment via Section 179, insurance and merchant fees.
Mobile & freelance pros
Mileage at 72.5¢, kit replenishment, travel & lodging, per-diem meals, pop-up booth fees and freelance permits.
Educators & course creators
Course platforms, filming & editing gear, affiliate payouts, email tools — the digital side most CPAs miss entirely.
Calendar, records & mistakes
Quarterly deadlines, the 25–30% set-aside rule, a record-keeping cheat sheet, and the costly errors to avoid every season.
The Big Three nobody maxes out
If you fix only three things after reading, fix these.
Built for the way beauty pros really work
Tyler Bramble, CPA — the Beauty CPA
Founder of TCB Accounting Solutions. Tyler works with stylists, lash & nail techs, salon owners, mobile MUAs and beauty educators all day long — so the deductions in this guide come from real beauty-industry books, not generic tax advice.
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