Tax time, without the shoebox.
Tax Receipts Pro keeps your Australian tax receipts on your iPhone and iPad. Scan a receipt and it reads the shop, total, GST and date, then files it under the ATO label it's usually claimed at.
What it does
- Scan or importUse the camera, which finds the edges and crops, or add photos, PDFs and receipts shared from other apps.
- Reads the receipt for youThe shop, total, GST and date are filled in on your device. Nothing is sent to a server.
- Sorted for the tax return13 categories from D1 Car expenses to D10 Managing tax affairs, set up for your kind of work.
- Learns your shopsConfirm a category once and future receipts from that shop are sorted the same way.
- Ready for your accountantEmail an Excel workbook, a CSV for Xero or MYOB, or a PDF with every receipt photo.
- Work from home diaryLog hours for the ATO fixed-rate method in one tap, or a whole roster at once.
- Car log bookRecord work and private trips, with optional GPS to measure distance and fill in the suburbs.
- Work use and depreciationSet the work share of a phone plan or laptop, and see which items over $300 need depreciating.
- Personal receipts and warrantiesKeep big purchases too, with a reminder a month before a warranty runs out.
- Finds anythingSearch every word printed on every receipt, so "Samsung TV" finds the JB Hi-Fi docket.
- Widget and remindersSee this year's claimable total on your home screen, and get a nudge before 30 June.
- Private by designNo account, no ads, no tracking. Receipts stay on your device and in your own iCloud, with an optional Face ID lock.
Price
Add your first 5 receipts, work from home days and log book trips free. Then unlock unlimited entries with a one-time purchase of A$14.99.
No subscription, every future update included, and one purchase covers your iPhone and iPad.
Requirements
iPhone or iPad with iOS 18 or iPadOS 18 or later. iCloud is optional, and keeps your receipts in sync across your devices.
Tax Receipts Pro is a record-keeping tool, not tax advice. The ATO labels it shows are a guide; your tax agent or the ATO decides what you can claim.
Questions or problems? See Support. To see how your data is handled, read the Privacy Policy.