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Teaching yoga is not just a profession — it’s a lifestyle. But whether you’re a freelance instructor, run group classes, or manage a yoga studio in London, handling your finances is essential for long-term success. From self-assessment tax returns to VAT registration and bookkeeping, yoga professionals often face unique financial challenges.
As a yoga instructor, you may earn income from:
An accountant can help you separate personal and business income, claim expenses, and avoid costly mistakes with HMRC.
Freelance yoga teachers often juggle multiple clients and studios. Bookkeeping tips include:
If you’re self-employed, filing a Self-Assessment tax return is mandatory. Steps include:
File before the 31 January deadline each year
Yoga studio owners have extra financial responsibilities, including staff payroll, rent, and VAT. At AMAccountex Ltd, we support studios with:
Cloud-based bookkeeping solutions
If your annual income exceeds £90,000, VAT registration is required. We can help with:
Tax relief is available for many yoga-related costs, including:
Financial planning ensures you can balance teaching with stability:
Whether you’re a freelance yoga teacher or own a wellness studio, professional accounting support helps you focus on your practice while your finances stay in order.
📍 At AMAccountex Ltd, 95 Mortimer Street, W1W 7GB, London, we provide expert tax, bookkeeping, payroll, and financial advice for yoga instructors and other wellness professionals.
