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The end of the year is quickly approaching. If you haven’t already, it’s time to refer to your year-end checklist. Every business should have their own year-end checklist that helps them wrap a nice, neat bow on the prior 365 days. The checklist heavily applies to your finances and bookkeeping, but can also hit other areas of your business. You can adapt your checklist overtime to fit your business to a T. 

Your year-end checklist will include many of the same tasks you complete at month’s end on your bookkeeping. This includes a final inventory check, reconciling accounts, sending reminders for unpaid invoices, then closing out your Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable, and accruing them. Ideally, each task on your checklist should have a “date t