Yes. ExpenseBot supports Australian freelancers and small businesses with AUD reports, Australian deduction guidance, GST extraction, and an Australian income-year workflow.
🇦🇺 For Australian record keeping and tax preparation:
✅ Australian deduction guidance — Expense categories and review notes based on Australian rules
✅ GST tracking — Separates GST shown on receipts from expense totals
✅ ATO mileage rates — Applies the reviewed cents-per-kilometre rate
✅ Home-office support — Helps organise fixed-rate or actual-cost records
✅ Year-End Tax Workbook — Creates a Tax Form Summary and, for the reviewed income year, a Beta ATO myTax Worksheet with official P8 destinations and ambiguous allocations clearly left for review
ExpenseBot does not lodge a return or automatically fill an ATO return. Review every worksheet figure yourself or with a registered tax agent. If a figure or ATO label looks wrong, stop and email support@expensebot.ai.
📄 Detailed Tax Form Summary (worksheet, not lodging): ExpenseBot's Year-End report arranges your totals against ATO business-schedule concepts so you or your registered tax agent can transfer them into the return quickly. It is a mapping worksheet — ExpenseBot does not lodge, fill, or submit your return with the ATO. Figures are estimates; confirm with your registered tax agent.
🏦 No live bank connection in Australia: capture is via Gmail, phone photos, uploads, and Google Drive. Direct bank/card connection (Plaid) is available in the US and Canada only, but Australian users can upload a statement for manual reconciliation. Record images stay in your Google Drive for the ATO's 5-year retention window; self-lodgers generally lodge by 31 October (AU income year: 1 July – 30 June).
🔗 Learn more: Expense Tracker Australia