May 2, 2025
What Happens When a New Financial Year Starts in eCashBooks?
When the end of your financial year rolls around, eCashBooks does something pretty clever — it gets your books ready for a fresh start, automatically.
But if you log in and see a blank screen, don’t panic — here’s exactly what’s happening and what to do.
Cashbook Setup — You’ve Already Set the Date
During setup, you would have entered your country’s financial year-end date. When that date is reached, eCashBooks automatically rolls your cashbook into the new financial year.
What you’ll see:
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	A new Home Control Page — it’s blank (because no new-year transactions exist yet). 
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	You can now only enter transactions within this new year’s range. 
Blank Page? Nothing’s Lost.
At first glance, it might look like everything’s disappeared. But rest assured:
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	Your old data is safe and sound. 
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	You can easily view previous years by selecting the year from the year dropdown selector. 
Think of it as a new tab for a new chapter — clean slate, full control.
What About Leftover Transactions?
Didn’t quite finish last year’s entries? No worries.
Just:
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	Use the Cashbook Year Selector to go back to the prior year. 
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	Add or edit any missing transactions there. 
It’s all still available and editable within the correct date range.
Don’t Forget These Final Year-End Checks
Before you hand everything over to your accountant, do a final tidy-up:
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	Check your bank statements — look for missed items like fees or direct debits. 
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	Check your glove box, petty cash, or receipts folder — anything paid in cash should be entered. 
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	Be sure everything is recorded — it’ll save time and potentially boost your deductions. 
Once you’re confident it’s all in:
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	Go to the Reports menu 
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	Select “Send to Accountant” 
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	The system will automatically bundle up the key reports and generate an email ready to send. 
Fast. Easy. Clean.
Need a Hand?
If you ever feel unsure, don’t stress.
Our Help Centre is packed with answers: Right hand corner, just ask a question
 
                         
     
     
     
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