As we approach the end of the tax year and move into 2025-2026, let’s make sure your finances are in the best possible shape.
Being prepared is the key to avoiding end-of-year financial drama and stress.
Tax & AccountingFebruary 17, 2025
Your 12-point checklist to stay ahead on tax
As we approach the end of the tax year and move into 2025-2026, let’s make sure your finances are in the best possible shape.
Key highlights are outlined for:
• Contracts
• Employee expenses and holiday pay
• Credit notes
• Expenses
• Debtors
• Fixed assets
• Tax losses (carryforward, offsets and subvention payments)
• Discounts for prompt payment
• Repairs and maintenance
• Dividends and imputation credits
• Stock
• Building
• Employee expenses and holiday pay
• Credit notes
• Expenses
• Debtors
• Fixed assets
• Tax losses (carryforward, offsets and subvention payments)
• Discounts for prompt payment
• Repairs and maintenance
• Dividends and imputation credits
• Stock
• Building
Download the 12-point checklist to stay ahead on tax