EOFY shouldn’t feel like an annual panic button, but if it still does, you’re not alone. This episode is for the business owner who’s been at it for a few years and still finds themselves scrambling, second-guessing, or flat out avoiding the numbers when June rolls around.
Whether you’re DIYing or already have a bookkeeper, if you’re feeling behind and unsure what your BAS will be until it lands in your inbox, or scrambling to piece things together for your tax return, this is your sign to change things up. If you didn’t get a chance to review and optimise your tax position this year, it’s time for support which keeps you ahead, not playing catch-up.
From real-life client stories to some exact points from the checklist we use in my bookkeeping practice, I’m walking you through what EOFY can look like when it’s done right, with clarity, confidence and way less stress. You’ll also hear a gentle but honest reality check about what your bookkeeper should be doing for you (and what to ask if you’re not feeling the love).
Let this be the last EOFY you feel unprepared!
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