SharePoint: Fiscal year as Calculated column 

=IF(MONTH(Created)>2,"FY "&YEAR(Created)+1,"FY "&YEAR(Created))
here Month(Created)>2 can be changed as per business need. I had a scenario to show fiscal year between February of every year

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