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Accounting Close Checklist Ping

A month-end or year-end close reminder email tailored to a client's tone and close date.

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What you get

Get a month-end or year-end close reminder email tailored to your client's tone and close date, ready to send in a format that matches your brand voice.

Who it's for

  • Accountants needing to remind clients of upcoming deadlines
  • Bookkeepers requiring personalised email templates
  • Small business owners handling their own accounting close processes

Use cases

  • Sending a reminder to clients about their upcoming year-end close
  • Creating a monthly close email to ensure clients stay on track
  • Personalising accounting close reminders to match your client relationships
  • Meeting deadlines with tailored email reminders for your accounting clients

FAQ

what should an accounting close reminder email say?

Your accounting close reminder email should include a specific deadline and be tailored to your client's tone. For example, 'Year-end is 31 Jan — six items still open.'

how do i write an accounting close reminder that doesn't sound generic?

To avoid generic reminders, match your client's tone exactly, whether formal or conversational, and include their specific close date in the subject line.

how do i ensure my accounting close reminders are compliant?

Ensure compliance by avoiding tax opinions, audit conclusions, and including the specific deadline in the subject line, while also matching your client's tone.

can i get a personalised accounting close reminder email for £1?

Yes, with Harnests, you can get a personalised accounting close reminder email tailored to your client's tone and close date for £1.

Sample output

Subject: Reminder: Year-end Close by 31 January 2026

As we're getting close to wrapping up Q3, I wanted to check in with you to make sure we've got everything in order for a smooth year-end close. 
Here are the key things we still need to tackle: 
1. Reconcile all bank statements to ensure accuracy and catch any potential discrepancies.
2. Review and finalize our accounts payable and accounts receivable lists.
3. Make sure all employee expenses are accounted for and properly recorded.
4. Verify that our inventory levels are correctly valued and up-to-date.
5. Complete any necessary journal entries to reflect our company's financial situation accurately.
6. Double-check that all assets and liabilities are properly accounted for on our balance sheet.
Could you please review these items and get back to me by 25 January 2026, so we can finalize everything in time for our 31 January 2026 close?
Best regards,

Last updated: 2026-06-28