ExpenseBot's country coverage has four product/tax layers plus a separate bank-connection boundary — all real, but not the same:
| What | Where |
|---|---|
| Core receipt & expense tracking + home-currency reports + year-end records | 50+ countries |
| Country-specific tax-deduction guidance (rules, deductible %, local references) | 43 countries (listed below) |
| Detailed Tax Form Summary in the Year-End report | 8 countries: US, Canada, UK, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, Germany, France |
| Reviewed filing worksheet (Beta) | 2 countries: Australia (ATO/myTax) and UK (SA103F) |
| Filled government self-employment PDF you can review & file | 2 countries: US (Schedule C + Schedule SE), Canada (T2125) |
| Plaid bank/card connections | 2 countries: United States and Canada |
So: capture receipts and run reports almost anywhere; deduction guidance in 43 countries; a form-mapped year-end summary in 8; reviewed Beta filing worksheets in Australia and the UK; actual pre-filled government forms in the US and Canada; and optional Plaid bank/card connections in the US and Canada.
What "supported country" (the 50+) means — and doesn't: it means receipt/expense capture, home-currency reporting, and the country-neutral ExpenseBot workflow. It does not automatically include bank connections (Plaid), country-specific deduction rules, or an official filing form — those are the separate 43-, 8-, and 2-country tiers above. Being a supported country ≠ having every feature.
The 43 tax-deduction countries
🌎 Americas: United States, Canada, Mexico, Jamaica, Barbados, Brazil 🇪🇺 Europe: United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Estonia, Latvia, Malta, Cyprus, Poland, Portugal, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland 🌏 Asia-Pacific: Singapore, Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam 🌍 Middle East & Africa: Dubai (UAE), South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia
The Year-End Tax Wizard
Every one of the 50+ countries gets the Year-End Tax Workbook — it organizes your year's expenses and income into a clean summary you (or your accountant) can work from. In the 43 deduction countries it also applies country-specific deduction rules; in the 8 form-summary countries it adds a summary mapped to local form concepts; in Australia and the UK it adds a reviewed Beta filing worksheet; and in the US and Canada it can prepare the actual government self-employment form as a reviewable draft.
📋 What you get in each country: ✅ Tax deduction calculations based on your country's specific rules ✅ Local tax authority references (IRS, CRA, HMRC, ATO, etc.) ✅ Country-specific expense categories and deduction limits ✅ Year-end tax summary with deductions calculated
📝 Tax form auto-fill (USA & Canada only): 🇺🇸 Schedule C + Schedule SE — IRS self-employment forms pre-filled with your expenses and self-employment tax details 🇨🇦 T2125 — CRA Statement of Business Activities pre-filled
🧭 Beta filing worksheets (Australia & UK): 🇦🇺 ATO/myTax handoff with official P8 destinations and review decisions 🇬🇧 SA103F box-by-box handoff with ambiguous tax decisions held for review
ExpenseBot does not submit these worksheets. If a figure or filing label looks wrong, email support@expensebot.ai.
📊 Year-end reports with expense summaries work for 50+ countries — tax deduction calculations are available for the 43 countries listed above.
Tax calculations are estimates — always confirm with your tax professional.