Printable Financial Year Calendar
Most calendar templates start in January because most calendars are for the year, not the books — which is no help if you're planning around a financial year that starts in July, April or October instead. Forcing a January calendar to double as a tax-year planner means renumbering the months yourself or living with a year that starts in the wrong place.
Set the start month to match your financial year — Australia's 1 July, the UK's 6 April, the US federal year's 1 October, or New Zealand, Canada and India's own dates — and the quarter boundaries are marked in automatically, alongside that country's public holidays. The same 'start anywhere' month picker also works for an academic year, a sports season, or any other twelve months that don't begin in January.
Open this style in the generator →Who it's for
- Small business owners and freelancers planning around their tax year rather than the calendar year
- Bookkeepers and accountants wanting a wall chart or planner with quarters already marked
- Anyone in Australia, the UK, the US, New Zealand, Canada or India whose financial year has a fixed, non-January start
- People who just want a 12-month calendar starting somewhere other than January — a school year, a season, a project timeline
How to make it
- Under Dates, set 'Financial year' to your country — this sets the start month and rules in the quarter boundaries for you
- Choose a layout: a ring-bound monthly planner with a notes column, or a wide year-at-a-glance wall chart with a column per month
- Add that country's public holiday set so they're marked alongside the financial-year dates
- Export a true-to-size PDF — ring-bound for a desk planner, or unbound for a wall chart
Frequently asked questions
Which financial years are built in?
Australia (1 July), New Zealand (1 April), the UK tax year (6 April), the US federal fiscal year (1 October), Canada (1 April) and India (1 April) — picking one sets the start month and marks the quarter boundaries under their dates automatically.
Can I use this for an academic year instead of a tax year?
Yes — the underlying setting is just a start month and a month count, so a July, August or September start for a school or academic year works the same way. The automatic quarter marking is specific to the financial-year presets, but you're free to set any start month without it.
Does it mark public holidays too?
Yes — turn on a holiday set (Australia, New Zealand, UK, US or Canada, plus Lunar New Year or Christian observances) and those dates are marked alongside the financial-year quarters.