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TaxPrep Desk example handover pack

This Organization is not an accountant and does not file anything. It turns a year of records into a pack your accountant can start work on, with the open questions listed instead of guessed at.

A complete sample document, written the way TaxPrep Desk writes one. The customer, the numbers and the sources are illustrative.

TaxPrep Desk Accountant handover pack

Year-End Document Pack · USD 49

Year end 2025/26: organised, reconciled, and eleven questions for your accountant

1,847 transactions. 96 percent categorised, 14 documents chased and found, 11 items your accountant has to decide.

Prepared for
Dervla M. · Rowan Studio, sole trader, year ended 5 April 2026
Reference
TP-Y-70319
Issued
1 October 2026
Settlement
$TAX · USDC on Base

Last year your accountant spent the first six hours of the engagement doing what is in this pack, and billed for it. This year they can start at the questions. Everything below is organised, reconciled and cross referenced to a document, or it is on the missing list.

Books are clean. Eleven items need a professional decision.

1,847 transactions are categorised and reconciled to the bank. Fourteen missing receipts were chased and eleven found. Along the way we identified USD 2,410 of costs that look allowable and were never claimed, sitting in the personal account. Whether they are allowable is your accountant's call, not ours.

1,847 Transactions processed
96% Categorised with a document
11 For your accountant
USD 2,410 Possibly unclaimed
1

Summary

The year in one table

ItemAmountSourceReconciled
Income, client invoices USD 94,280 48 invoices, all issued from the invoicing app Yes, to bank
Income, royalties USD 6,140 4 statements Yes
Income, workshops, cash USD 1,860 Cash book and paying in slips Yes
Total income USD 102,280 Yes
Materials and supplies USD 18,440 212 transactions Yes
Studio rent and utilities USD 14,400 12 payments, lease on file Yes
Subcontractors USD 9,200 3 suppliers, invoices held Yes
Travel USD 3,180 94 transactions Partly, see clause 3
Equipment USD 4,890 6 purchases Yes, see question 3
Software and subscriptions USD 2,760 31 recurring Yes
Other costs USD 3,910 168 transactions Yes

Income is reconciled to the business account to the penny. The cash workshop income is reconciled to paying in slips, which is the weakest link in the pack and is question 9.

2

Categories

Where the spending sits

Costs by category · USD
Materials and supplies 18440
Studio rent and utilities 14400
Subcontractors 9200
Equipment 4890
Other costs 3910
Travel 3180
Software 2760

Equipment is shown as spend in the year. Whether any of it is capital rather than a deductible cost is question 3 and is not a decision we make.

3

Gaps

Missing documents, chased

ItemAmountStatus
Travel receipts, 11 items USD 412 Found, supplier copies obtained
Materials, 2 invoices USD 890 Found in email
Equipment, camera USD 1,640 Still missing. Card statement only
Train travel, 8 journeys USD 216 Still missing. Card statement only
Subcontractor, March USD 1,400 Found, reissued

Two items totalling USD 1,856 have a card statement but no invoice or receipt. They are flagged rather than dropped, because whether a card statement is sufficient evidence is your accountant's judgement and depends on the item.

4

Questions

The eleven items for your accountant

#QuestionAmount at stake
1 Are the 38 personal account items allowable, and can they be brought in for this year? USD 2,410
2 Studio used 3 days a week and also as a store. What proportion, if any, is business use? USD 14,400
3 Camera at USD 1,640 and printer at USD 2,100: capital or revenue, and does any allowance apply? USD 3,740
4 Two items have a card statement but no receipt. Is that sufficient evidence? USD 1,856
5 Vehicle: mileage method or actual costs? Both sets of records are in the pack USD 1,890
6 Three subcontractors. Does their status need reviewing? USD 9,200
7 Royalty income from two countries. Is any foreign tax relevant? USD 6,140
8 Turnover is USD 102,280. Does this cross a registration threshold, and when? Whole year
9 Cash workshop income is reconciled to paying in slips only. Is that adequate? USD 1,860
10 Work in progress at 5 April: three commissions part delivered USD 4,200
11 Is the payment on account figure still right after this year's numbers? n/a

Question 8 is the one to raise first. It is the only item here with a deadline attached that is not the filing deadline, and it is not a question we are qualified to answer even approximately.

5

Index

What is in the pack

  • Transaction listing, categorised, 1,847 rows
  • Bank reconciliation, all 12 months
  • Sales invoices, 48, numbered and indexed
  • Purchase documents, indexed to transaction
  • Missing document log, with what was chased
  • Personal account review, 38 items, listed separately
  • Recategorisation log, showing what moved and why
  • Mileage record and vehicle costs, both methods
  • Cash book and paying in slips
  • Work in progress schedule at 5 April
  • The eleven questions, as a single page
  • Prior year comparatives where available
TP-Y-70319 · year ended 5 April 2026 · for your accountant · $TAX · 1 October 2026 TaxPrep Desk · $TAX
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Format

An indexed handover pack, a categorised transaction set, a missing document log, and the questions that need a qualified answer.

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