About Personal Trainer Accountants
This site is run by Tidy Money Ltd, an accountancy firm led by Preetesh Parmar FCCA and regulated by the ACCA. The work described here is carried out by that firm. Nothing is passed to a panel and no enquiry is sold on as a lead.
We work with self-employed personal trainers, fitness coaches and instructors: the annual return, the expenses that get missed, the records Making Tax Digital now requires, and the question of whether to incorporate.
How We Work With Trainers
The first conversation establishes what you actually need, which in this trade is sometimes less than you were expecting. If your position is simple enough that filing it yourself is reasonable, we will say so, and that costs you nothing.
Where there is work to do, the fee is fixed and agreed in writing before it starts. We ask for figures in April rather than January, because knowing the bill early is most of the value.
Editorial Standards
Every rate, threshold and deadline on this site comes from HMRC guidance on gov.uk, and the source is linked on the page that uses it. Where HMRC does not settle a point, we say it is unsettled rather than filling the gap. Two examples are on the site now: the conditions for a Making Tax Digital exemption, and anything approaching a statement of someone's employment status.
The guides are written and reviewed in-house and carry no personal byline. We publish no client names, case studies, testimonials or performance figures. Tax rates move most years, so pages carry the date they were last reviewed and figures are re-checked against gov.uk when they are.
Find out what it costs before you commit
Tell us roughly what you bill in a year, whether you rent space in a gym or train clients elsewhere, and whether you have filed a return before. We come back with a fixed monthly fee and the deadlines that apply to you.
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