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  • Profile photo of jjsl1jjsl1
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    Hi All,
    Can anyone recommend a program that is simple and easy to keep track of the incomings and outgoings for tax purposes?

    thanks
    Joey

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    Excel

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    Profile photo of Jamie MooreJamie Moore
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    As above. Keep it nice and simple.

    Cheers

    Jamie

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    Profile photo of jjsl1jjsl1
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    Thanks Terry and Jamie.

    Is there a program thats already made eg. you put in expense and it populates a table that you will be able to print out at tax time to help out, and/or it gives you a break down of each month?

    Profile photo of superAndrewsuperAndrew
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    I was thinking about developing a iphone/android application where you enter your expenses (+ photo of receipt) and rental income for my own use but haven’t had time.

    When tax time comes, you can automatically print out all your expenses and receipts from one document. I think the ATO accepts copies of receipts so you wouldn’t need to keep the original ones.

    You could have a different account for each property and/or business to record your expenses and income and have one file for each ready to print for tax time. It would also make it easier to store the records for the required 5 years.

    Maybe someone else has already done it.

    All the best

    Andrew

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