Editable Malta salon template
Malta hairdresser & beauty salon invoice template
Download a reusable Malta hairdresser, beauty salon or nail-technician invoice template with stylist name, appointment date, service type, products sold and standard 18% VAT.
- ✓Stylist/technician, appointment date and service-type fields.
- ✓Products-sold line kept separate from services.
- ✓18% standard VAT — with a note not to confuse it with the unrelated 5% clothing-repair rate.
- ✓Available in Google Sheets, Google Docs, Excel and Word.
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Salon invoice template
Editable Malta format
Built for Malta hairdressers, beauticians and nail technicians who need a reusable file for appointments, products and VAT.
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How to use a Malta hairdresser & beauty salon invoice template
A salon invoice template is useful for a hairdresser, beautician or nail technician who wants a reusable master file for every client visit. In Malta, that file should show the stylist/technician, appointment date, service type, products sold and standard 18% VAT.
Fields to keep in the template
- Salon/business name, address, VAT number (if registered) and payment details.
- Stylist/technician name, appointment date and service type/category.
- Products sold to the client, shown separately from services.
- 18% standard VAT.
VAT and licensing
Hairdressing and beauty services are standard-rated at 18% VAT — do not confuse this with Malta's separate 5% reduced rate for minor repairs of clothing and household linen, an unrelated category.
A Health Certificate from the Environmental Health Directorate is required to operate as a hairdresser, beautician or nail technician, following an on-site inspection. Many premises also need a local council permit.
FAQs about the Malta salon invoice template
What VAT rate should the template use?
The standard 18% VAT rate — there is no reduced rate for hairdressing or beauty services in Malta.
Do I need a licence to open a salon in Malta?
Yes — a Health Certificate from the Environmental Health Directorate, following an on-site inspection, plus often a local council permit.
