Canadian provinces and territories

QuebecGST and QST on every line, all in French, data kept in Canada

OntarioHST read line by line, ready for your input tax credits

British ColumbiaGST claimed, PST kept in the expense where it belongs

AlbertaGST from every line, out-of-province PST expensed, not claimed

SaskatchewanGST claimed and 6% PST left in the expense, receipt by receipt

ManitobaGST claimed and 7% RST left in the expense, receipt by receipt

Nova ScotiaHST from every line, with the supplier number your credits need

New BrunswickEvery HST line and supplier number, ready for your input tax credits

Newfoundland and LabradorHST claims backed by the receipt line and the supplier's number

Prince Edward IslandHST read from each receipt, rebated items and all

Yukon, NWT and NunavutLocal GST, out-of-province HST claimed in full, PST expensed
Other countries

United StatesSales tax on its own line and IRS substantiation on file

United KingdomVAT from each line with the supplier's number, entertaining set apart

FranceTVA by rate on every line, non-deductible spend set apart

GermanyFood at 7% and drinks at 19%, kept apart on every restaurant receipt

SpainIVA by rate, with client hospitality kept out of your deductions

ItalyIVA by rate, with emailed invoices attached to the expense

NetherlandsHotels at 21% since 2026, restaurant VAT kept out of deductions

BelgiumHotels at 12% since March 2026, restaurant VAT kept out of deductions

SwitzerlandVAT at 8.1%, 3.8% or 2.6%, with foreign receipts kept apart

LuxembourgFour VAT rates, and receipts from across the border kept apart

IrelandFood service at 9% since July 2026, blocked VAT set aside

AustraliaGST-free items as charged, tax invoices with the ABN over $82.50

New Zealand15% GST with the supplier's number, entertainment ready for the 50% rule

AustriaRestaurant food at 10% and drinks at 20%, kept apart on every receipt

PortugalIVA by rate, with invoices carrying your NIF kept on file

PolandVAT by rate, with receipts carrying your NIP kept on file

SwedenThe 2026 food VAT cut recorded as charged, representation set apart

DenmarkBusiness meals ready for the 25% deduction, hotels deducted in full

NorwayRepresentation set apart, foreign VAT kept off the Norwegian return

FinlandVAT at 25.5% or 13.5%, foreign VAT kept off the Finnish return

Singapore9% GST with the supplier's number, disallowed expenses set apart

United Arab Emirates5% VAT with the supplier's TRN, blocked entertainment set apart

JapanConsumption tax by rate, with unregistered suppliers flagged early

South Africa15% VAT line by line, tax invoices kept for anything over R5,000
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Receipts and expenses, set up for where you work.
The taxes on a receipt, what can be claimed back and the proof it needs change from place to place. Every Canadian province and territory, and 24 countries.