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Financial year calendar magnets

Financial year calendar magnets run July to June to match the Australian financial year, from 9 cents each, minimum just 50 units.

Sizes and formats

Standard DL

Standard DL

A5

A5

A6

A6

A6 House

A6 House

Value DL

Value DL

Value DL House Landscape

Value DL House Landscape

A5 House

A5 House

DL House Portrait

DL House Portrait

DL House Landscape

DL House Landscape

What to put on it

  • The July to June grid with quarters marked, since that's how the audience actually thinks about the year.
  • BAS lodgement dates and other recurring compliance deadlines, which is what makes it genuinely useful to a business client.
  • End of financial year prompts — what to prepare and when.
  • Your details in a fixed panel outside the grid.

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Financial year calendar magnets

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Why financial year calendar magnets work

Accountants, bookkeepers and brokers have clients who think in financial years, not calendar years. A July–June magnet lands as a working tool rather than a generic giveaway.

There's a distribution advantage too. A financial year drop lands six months out of phase with everyone else's January calendar, so it isn't competing for the same fridge space at the same moment.

Which format suits

Standard DL

The most economical financial year format and the most-ordered.

A5

Room for the grid plus compliance dates legibly.

A6

Compact, and posts with a client letter.

House shapes

For brokers and agents wanting the property silhouette.

Common questions

What is a financial year calendar magnet?
A calendar magnet running July to June to match the Australian financial year rather than the standard January to December year. From 9 cents each, minimum just 50 units.
When should I order financial year calendars?
Order by late May to have them produced and distributed before 1 July. Landing before the end-of-year rush works better than during it.
Who orders financial year calendars?
Accountants, bookkeepers, financial planners and mortgage brokers, plus real estate agents wanting a second calendar drop six months out of phase with everyone else's.