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Hi All, small business owner here.

 

Background, when I was an employee we werent required to provide receipts for small purchases for reimbursment. This was an instruction from the company accountant.

 

Now as a business owner, I have a number of small recurring expenses each month eg Microsoft Teams subscription $6

 

It generally takes me a good 5 minutes to track down the receipt, upload etc before I can reconcile. These are tagged with Microsoft etc in the bank statements.

 

Does anyone know if it is an IRD requirement to upload receipts for low value expenses like this? Are bank statements enough?

 

I cant find anything on the IRD website. I can find invoicing requirements but the best I can find for receipts is that it says to keep all records for 7 years (but then it list recipts, bank statements as examples).

 

 

 

BTW A similar example is bank charges. I dont get a receipt per se from the bank so I have a rule that automatically reconciles these.

 

 

 

 


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My understanding is that anything below $50 does not require a GST receipt. 
I am not sure whether that is just a standard corporate rule for ease of reconciliation. 

 

 

 

EDIT: Just found this: Do I need to keep receipts for expenses under $50?

 

 

 

If you’re GST registered you also need to have tax invoices for your expenses so you can claim back the GST. You don’t need a tax invoice for income and expenses under $50. If you’re GST registered, you must keep records that can support an expense claim.

 

It's good practice to at least record the date, description, cost and supplier for everything you buy for your business.

 

Keep copies of anything you send to Inland Revenue. Using MyIR makes this easy.

 

Also, hang on to any calculations you’ve done to fill in your tax return, eg when working out what to claim for your home office.

 

 





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