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AI Tax Report for Personal Trainers

Upload your bank statements and get a personalised tax breakdown for your PT business. Auto-categorise gym rent, equipment purchases, and qualification costs.

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What your report includes

Auto-categorise gym rent, equipment, and insurance payments

Flag claimable CPD and qualification costs

Calculate travel deductions for mobile PT sessions

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AI categorises your personal trainer expenses, estimates your tax bill, and flags savings specific to your trade.

Common deductions for personal trainers

Our AI checks your transactions against these categories and more.

Gym rent or studio hire

Rent paid for gym space, studio hire, or facility fees charged by the gym where you train clients.

Fitness equipment

Resistance bands, dumbbells, mats, TRX systems, and other portable training equipment you provide.

Qualifications and CPD

Level 3/4 PT courses, specialist certifications (nutrition, pre/post-natal, sports massage), and first aid renewals.

Insurance

Professional liability and public liability insurance required for training clients.

Marketing and website

Website hosting, social media advertising, business cards, and online booking platform subscriptions.

Travel to clients

Mileage or travel costs when visiting clients at their home, park, or other locations.

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What tax do personal trainers pay in the UK?

Self-employed personal trainers pay income tax on net profit (income minus expenses). For 2025/26, the first £12,570 is tax-free, then 20% up to £50,270, and 40% above. Class 4 NI is 6% on profits £12,571–£50,270. Deductible expenses include gym rent, equipment, qualifications, insurance, and travel to clients.

  • Gym rent or studio hire is fully deductible
  • Equipment: bands, dumbbells, mats, portable kit
  • CPD: Level 4 courses, nutrition, first aid
  • Insurance premiums are a business expense
  • Travel to clients: mileage at 45p/mile

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