As June 30 approaches, it’s the perfect time to get organised, maximise your deductions, and make smart financial choices before the tax year wraps up. Whether you’re a busy parent, a small business owner, or simply looking to take control of your finances, the End of Financial Year doesn’t need to be stressful. Here are some practical tax-time tips to help you feel more prepared—and even save some money.
1. Keep Your Receipts
Start by gathering receipts and invoices for any work-related or deductible expenses. These might include:
- Work-from-home costs (e.g., electricity, internet, office equipment)
- Uniforms or protective clothing
- Tools, technology or subscriptions directly related to your job
- Donations to registered charities
Tip: A low-cost stationery kit from The Reject Shop can help you stay organised—grab a folder or file to keep receipts and documents sorted all year round.
