Struggling to pay yourself or prep for taxes? Learn the Holistic Profit System—cash flow strategies for wellness entrepreneurs to grow profit with ease.

Wellness business owners—are personal expenses draining your cash flow? Learn how to set boundaries, separate your accounts, and protect your business from personal financial strain. Read our guide for wellness entrepreneurs on aligning personal and business finances.

Not sure how to pay yourself from your wellness business? Learn how your business structure—Sole Prop, S Corp, LLC—impacts how and when to take owner draws or salary. Avoid common mistakes and get practical tips to support your personal income and business growth.

Discover how bookkeeping helps chiropractors, yoga studios, and wellness entrepreneurs grow. Learn how clean, consistent financials lead to better pricing, hiring decisions, and year-round tax readiness. Get expert support from a CPA who specializes in holistic health businesses.

We’re halfway through 2025—are your finances aligned with your goals? Discover 5 essential mid-year money tips for wellness business owners, from pricing to tax planning. Learn how to stay grounded, profitable, and intentional for the rest of the year. Read more from The Holistic CPA.

Thinking about hosting a yoga retreat in another country? If you're a U.S.-based teacher or studio owner, it's important to understand how international retreats impact your taxes. From reporting income to claiming business expenses and navigating foreign rules, this guide breaks down everything you need to know—so you can focus on creating a transformative experience for your clients, without stressing about tax season.

Cash flow is the #1 challenge for many health and wellness entrepreneurs. From surprise expenses to inconsistent revenue, learn how to take control with simple, proactive strategies tailored for yoga studios, gyms, and holistic practices.

One of the biggest hindrances to cash flow for business owners are those annual and one-time expenses that can feel like a surprise. But they don’t have to be. With a little planning and preparation, you can manage them smoothly and avoid stress when they arrive.