Can I go back into the current years file - 1. without losing any work posted since
2. If so how can I get into the current year file?
Do you mean you want to go back to Hosted 2025?
Why do you want to do that?
Using the new version normally just accesses the same file with the latest version of Hosted. Did you create a new file?
No, I dont believe so. I save the file after each use, just concerned that using the new version will have altered some tax rates and may effect the closing STP records.
Hi @hodges
Reckon Accounts Hosted 2026 includes the tax tables for both current 2025/26 financial year and the upcoming 2026/27 year. It will automatically apply the correct tax tables based on the pay date of any pay runs.
You can also create and send your EOFY finalisation in the 2026 version as well.
Have you upgraded your file to Reckon Accounts Hosted 2026?
Once you upgrade a data file to a newer version, you won't be able to open it in an older version again.
The only way to revert would be to restore the backup that was created before the upgrade.
Can I ask why you would need to go back to the older version?
If tax rates changed the net amounts would be wrong and your bank reconciliation would be out. And they can’t change prior pays just because there’s a new tax rate
Hi Rav,
I was under the impression that I needed to be in the 2026/2027 year to prepare for the new Financial year. I had read that the tax tables would automatically adjust for each financial year. and assumed, incorectly, that I could go into the 2026/2027 year to prepare for the new government requirements while still in the 2026 financial year. When I checked the current tax table today in Reckon, it mentioned that it is 2026/27 tax rates.
Then I realised my mistake!!! I have been using the 2026/2027 version since you loaded it.
To answer Jason Zhu's question, My original post explains it.
it’s ok to use the latest version, I use it as soon as it’s released
That's correct you need to use Reckon Accounts Hosted 2026 for the 2026/27 financial year. However, it also supports the tax tables for the current 2025/26 financial year. This means if you've upgraded now, there's no reason you can't continue to stay on 2026 and create any final pays and your EOFY finalisation.
I don't think there's a mistake here or that you've done anything wrong.
Thank you Kris, you have eased my mind
Thank you Rav, I thought I had committed a terrible error.
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