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Four steps to a seamless payroll year end with Xero Payroll

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In this article, we delve into these updates and provide four steps to help navigate the upcoming year-end period seamlessly, with Xero Payroll. You can also take this opportunity to check that any final employee payments and changes have been put through. Check for any transactions incorrectly reconciled against your expense accounts.

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How Xero can support you with Basis Period Reform

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To see the latest changes check out this article – setting up your organisation’s financial settings. Going forward, you’ll need to report the profits clients generate in the tax year on their Income Tax Return, instead of the profits they generate during their accounting year. How does the transitional period work?

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Returned check definition

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What is a Returned Check? A returned check is a check that is not paid by the financial institution on which it was drawn. The party that initially received this check and cashed it must reverse the transaction in its accounting records once it has been notified by the bank.

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Tips and tricks for property investment accounting

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Property investment accounting, or landlord accounting, manages your property portfolio assisting with tax compliance and return on investment. Check out our glossary of expense terms for more detail. Xero’s automated rent collection feature makes rental payments easy, cutting time wasted checking or chasing income.

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Steps to perfect your payroll this EOFY

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Tax time will look a little different this year compared to last, with the conclusion of the JobMaker and JobKeeper schemes and business slowly returning to normal. We havet a support article available in Xero Central that provides some useful information about reviewing your payroll transactions at the end of the financial year.

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Restrictive endorsement definition

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A restrictive endorsement limits the use of a financial instrument (usually a check ). An example of a restrictive endorsement is the "For Deposit Only" stamp used by most companies on the back of a received check. This stamp effectively limits further action on the check by the stated payee to only being able to deposit it.

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Uncleared check definition

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Related Courses Bookkeeping Guidebook Corporate Cash Management How to Audit Cash What is an Uncleared Check? An uncleared check is a check that has not yet been paid by the bank on which it was drawn. Such a check has already been recorded by the payee and presented to its bank.