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Year-End Bookkeeping Tips for Small Business Owners

The financial year is 12 months, which is a time period used for accounting and tax purposes. The Australian financial year starts on 1 July and ends on the last day of the following year on 30 June. This is the process of assessing, reconciling, and verifying all the financial transactions of the company. This involves calculating the expense of a business, revenue, equity, investment, assets, and more. Blog link:  Year-End Bookkeeping Tips for Small Business Owners

What services are included in bookkeeping?

Bookkeeping services can vary based on the requirements of the small business but often include tasks such as accounts receivable and payable management, payroll processing, bank account reconciliation, tax preparation assistance, financial reporting, and financial analysis. Small businesses often choose bookkeeping services to minimise costs, enhance accuracy, and free up time and resources to focus on other important business activities. Outsourcing can also offer access to specialised accounting software and professional expertise. Blog link:  What services are included in bookkeeping