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Guides on how to manage your Cashflow Manager subscription, along with general FAQ's
Cashflow Manager
Articles relating to general Cashflow Manager queries
Cash Flow
Topics covering the cash flow section of Cashflow Manager, including Bank Feeds, Budgets, Money in / Money out, BAS and much more.
Invoicing
How-To guides on invoicing in Cashflow Manager
Wages
Everything to help with Wages, including Single Touch Payroll (STP)
File
All articles relating to files (including opening, saving and sending)
For Accountants
Guide for accountants on renewing client subscriptions, purchasing subscriptions for new clients, becoming an IC member, and renewing an IC membership.
Popular Articles
Starting a New Financial Year in Wages
You can start a new financial year by following the below steps: 1. In the Employees section of Wages, select [Tools] in the top left 2. Select [Financial Year] 3. Select [Start New Financial Year] 4. The financial year ending will read 202X, select ...
Software Subscription Pricing - Australia
The Cashflow Manager Subscription model is monthly or yearly based. Please find below the pricing model: Cashflow Manager - $27/month or $295/yearly Cashflow Manager GOLD - $49/month or $534/yearly Wages Manager - $37/month or $398/yearly Wages 1-4 - ...
Single Touch Payroll Guide
As a subscriber of Cashflow Manager, all fees involved with lodging your records via Single Touch Payroll are included with your Cashflow Manager Gold, Wages Manager or Wages 1-4 subscription fee. If you have any questions regarding Single Touch ...
Converting your Version 12 business file to Version 14
Summary If you're updating from Version 12 to Version 14, you will need to convert your business file to the new format. Fortunately, this is easily done by first creating a new back-up of your Version 12 Business File, then converting it to the new ...
Completing your EOFY payroll
Finalising your year-end payroll It's important to note the final pay period for the financial year is the one that is PAID before the end of the financial year. The first pay period of the next financial year is the first one that is PAID during the ...