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I often find myself reminding coaches and personal trainers that their sales income does not equal their personal income. I see it all the the time, and experienced it myself … I hit my first 10K month, but didn’t realise it wasn’t all my personal income.

Whether you’re a limited company or sole trader, claiming valid business expenses can reduce your tax bill, but figuring out what you’re allowed to claim can be tricky.

I’m hoping the days of filing your taxes from a shoebox of receipts are long behind you, but even when organised, keeping on top of your coaching business accounts can be time-consuming and stressful.

The point of tracking your spending is to empower your decision-making with accurate information.

Whether you’re using desktop or online software, it’s critical to make sure your personal financial information is secure.

Check out these essential 6 things you must do when you become a self-employed personal trainer.

Most coaches and personal trainers are terrible with their money. Sorry, but it’s true. I know because I speak from experience.

Everyone that is self-employed, especially coaches and personal trainers, should have some form of income protection insurance.

What gets measured, get’s managed? How many times have you told your clients this? The same principle applies to your finances, so stop hiding from your money and confront it face on.