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Keeping records for Australian tax time on your iPhone: what the ATO asks for, and how to have it ready by 31 October.

Tax · 21 September 2026

Tax Return Due 31 October: Sort a Year of Receipts in One Afternoon

If you lodge your own return in Australia it is due by 31 October. A three-hour plan to gather every receipt, decide what each one was for, find the gaps against your bank statement, and hand over one tidy file.

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