Receipt and document scanning

[spruce]

For a while now the Receiver of Revenue accepts digitally scanned receipts as a means to back-up our business expenses claims. I have always kept the original receipts in a folder for each tax year. Paperwork management isn't my strong point tbh.

What I'm looking for is an app that I can photograph the receipt and allocate it to a category and then save it electronically rather than in paper format that is acceptable to the Receiver.

 

[Deleted member 7446]

For a while now the Receiver of Revenue accepts digitally scanned receipts as a means to back-up our business expenses claims. I have always kept the original receipts in a folder for each tax year. Paperwork management isn't my strong point tbh.

What I'm looking for is an app that I can photograph the receipt and allocate it to a category and then save it electronically rather than in paper format that is acceptable to the Receiver.

A paid version of tinyscan is great for documentation scanning however it's a general use platform.

You can designate a save folder location if that's of any help

 

[Cghwindowcleaning]

I believe quick books allows you to do this but I don't use it myself.

 

[Rif]

You can actually scan documents on iPhone (in notes) 

 

[Exchef93]

I have a Galaxy S10 and can scan docs on my phone