I looked at it but there's no way of scanning the receipt up so it's basically a holder - same as a spreadsheet if you think it warrants that much work. Meself I just stick receipts in drawer to feb or march the following year and take them out and add them up and fill out the med form.
Thanks for the headsup... on the one hand it would be convenient not to have to worry about holding onto the receipts.
On the other hand, it seems like a lot of effort - I already upload my receipts to LAYA, for example. Now, I have to upload them to Revenue App AND the statement of claim???
And, if someone (or some IT system) scrutinses them in 5 years time, will they realise I added something incorrectly!
The receipts tracker is available as an App and you can upload your receipts by taking a picture of them. Once the receipts are legible and of good quality you no longer need to keep them. I used it when I was doing my health expenses claim and found it useful.
I scan all my receipts and store them in Google Drive. In reality, are the Revenue going to reject clear scanned copies of receipts that have been kept for 6 years? Or is it a case that if I am audited, I have to upload all the scanned copies to the Revenue site then?
Steven
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