Where are this year's receipts?
Photograph each one as you get it. Claim Radar reads it, files it under its Form 11 heading and builds the PDF your accountant wants. October is nothing.
Free this year. iPhone now, Android to follow.
Photograph each one as you get it. Claim Radar reads it, files it under its Form 11 heading and builds the PDF your accountant wants. October is nothing.
Free this year. iPhone now, Android to follow.
At the till, photograph the receipt. Claim Radar reads the shop, date, total and VAT, files it under its Form 11 heading and flags what Revenue will not allow. In October you export one PDF.
Shop, date, amount and VAT are read for you and filed under the right Form 11 heading. Paper or email. No signal needed at the till.
Every receipt is shown to you before it is saved. Personal items, client entertainment and fine dining are flagged on the spot and kept out of your total.
Every heading totalled, net of VAT, with the receipts listed underneath. Hand it over or keep it for ROS.
The headings, the VAT rates and the record-keeping period are the Irish ones, built in.
Anything else, email support@claimradar.ie and a person answers.
Free this year. A paid plan follows the Form 11 deadline, and the receipts you have scanned stay yours either way.
The shop, the date, the total, the VAT rate and the VAT amount. It then suggests a Form 11 heading. You confirm or correct it before anything is saved.
No. Claim Radar is a record-keeping tool, not a tax adviser. It gives you the totals and the PDF. You or your accountant file the Form 11.
No. Photograph it anywhere. It is read and filed once you are back on wifi or data.
On your account, for the six years Revenue can ask for them, and deleted when you say so. How your data is kept.
iPhone only for now. Android is next.
Free this year. The next receipt you get is the first one in.