Photograph documents with your phone and let AI read everything for you. No more copying out receipts — just check and save.
How to manually enter a new expense in Taxorio — a guide to filling in the supplier, amount, category, date and VAT, including attaching a scanned document.
How to photograph a receipt or invoice with your phone in Taxorio and let AI read the supplier, amount and VAT rate within seconds — you just check the result and confirm it.
How to upload an ISDOC-format invoice (.isdoc/.isdocx) into Taxorio. The data is read straight from the XML — no AI, no retyping, with exact amounts and VAT.
How to use the QR code in the app to quickly upload a document from your mobile phone.
How to categorise expenses and costs in Taxorio, an overview of the available categories, and how the right classification affects your tax records, deductions and how clear your reports are.
How the document inbox works in Taxorio — the two-panel queue of incoming documents, confirming a single document or a whole batch, and how to keep the inbox tidy.
How to enter an expense in a foreign currency (EUR, USD and others) in Taxorio, how the amount is automatically converted at the daily CNB rate, and what the conversion means for your VAT return.
Reverse charge in expenses — when and how to use it in Taxorio: EU services §24, services from third countries §108, EU goods §16, and the domestic regime §92a.
How to record a received credit note (a corrective document from a supplier) in Taxorio as a negative expense, correct the VAT deduction under §74, report it in the VAT control statement, and match the refunded money in your bank.
What you can depreciate, the depreciation groups, straight-line vs. accelerated depreciation, and extraordinary depreciation under §30a for zero-emission vehicles 2024–2028.
How Taxorio records advances you pay to suppliers — when a proforma invoice becomes an advance, how a settlement gets matched to the advance's remaining balance, and the effect on VAT and income tax.