AN OnlyFans model received a tax concession for a boob job as a business expense last year.
The unnamed influencer used an HM Revenue & Customs rule that self-employed performers could claim for cosmetic surgery if it is for work.
Accountant Rachel Harris succesfully argued the first-of-its-kind case and is now guiding others.
She said: “These rules were made when people didn’t create the content they do now.”
Tory MP Alexander Stafford, who also sits on the business committee, said: “I feel sure most taxpayers won’t be happy to learn that tax allowances are being used in this way.
“It is entirely right to review this loophole . . . as soon as possible.”
The tax break was initially reported in 2003 when an anonymous radio broadcaster successfully argued he needed straightened teeth to land a job in TV.
But the rule change also applied to facelifts, Botox injections, breast implants and teeth whitening.
Average costs for a boob job are between £3,500 and £8,000, according to the NHS.
HMRC said: “It’s very unlikely that a non-health-related operation would be an allowable expense.”