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23 Tax Write-Offs for Personal Trainers in 2023
As a self-employed or independent personal trainer, you’ll be helping others achieve their physical fitness goals to improve their overall well-being. Doing such things comes at a cost, and it’s usually out of your pocket. However, we’ve found some personal trainer tax write-offs that you can use to reduce the impact of those costs!
General Expenses
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Working From Home
Being a personal trainer doesn’t mean you’ll always be at a gym or fitness facility. There are often times when you’ll be working from home doing things such as online sessions, scheduling, or industry-related research. If you have a space in your home dedicated to business, here are some home office expenses you can track!
Driving For Work
If you provide in-home training or travel to different locations to train clients, you’ll be driving for business-related purposes which is tax deductible. Although it’s fine to use the standard mileage deduction, tracking these car expenses may help you save even more with the car expense deduction.
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Traveling For Work
Are you attending a personal trainer workshop, or training a client that requires you to travel far away from home? Generally, there are tax expenses you can deduct if you have to stay at places like a hotel or Airbnb.