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Common Questions
Yes. Vault Finance was renamed Taxkeep in version 1.2. It is the same app: your accounts, receipts, backups and Pro purchase carry over automatically when you update.
No. Taxkeep works offline. A connection is only used to fetch crypto prices and exchange rates, and share prices if you have added your own market-data key.
Yes. Everything is stored only on your device and protected by iOS Data Protection. We have no servers and no way to see your data. Receipt photos, the database and local backups are also kept out of iCloud device backups.
Budgets and transactions, the Tax tab, 30 receipt scans every financial year, 2 accounts, 5 investments, 3 milestones and 10 custom categories.
Unlimited receipt scans, accounts, investments, milestones and categories; the financial-year PDF for your tax agent; CSV bank import; data export; net worth trends; asset composition; and monthly reports.
US$24.99 a year or US$59.99 once for Lifetime access in the US; A$39.99 or A$99.99 in Australia; NZ$49.99 or NZ$99.99 in New Zealand. The App Store always shows the price in your own currency. If you subscribed monthly before October 2026, that subscription keeps working until you cancel it.
Each financial year (the Australian one, 1 July to 30 June, wherever you live) includes 30 free scans. A receipt counts towards the year of its transaction date, so catching up on last year's receipts uses last year's allowance.
Yes for receipts, budgets and investments: ten currencies including USD, NZD, GBP and CAD, and a generic CSV import. The Tax tab is built for Australia: it follows the 1 July to 30 June financial year and ATO deduction categories, and GST is only read from receipts on devices set to Australia. Outside Australia its summary and PDF won't match your country's tax rules.
A summary of your deductible receipts for the financial year, grouped by deduction category, with the receipt photos, ready to give your tax agent (Taxkeep Pro). Taxkeep is a record-keeping tool, not tax advice, and is not affiliated with the Australian Taxation Office.
Open Settings, tap "Upgrade to Pro", then "Restore Purchases". Make sure you are signed in with the same Apple Account you used for the original purchase.
Subscriptions are managed by Apple. On your iPhone, go to Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, choose Taxkeep Pro and tap Cancel Subscription. Pro stays active until the end of the period you have paid for.
Yes (Taxkeep Pro). Taxkeep imports CSV statements from ANZ, CBA, NAB, Westpac and ING, and checks the result against the statement balances. Go to Settings, then Import CSV.
Shares, ETFs, funds, bonds and crypto. Crypto prices update automatically from CoinGecko. For shares and ETFs, add your own free key from Finnhub, Alpha Vantage or EODHD in Settings, or enter prices by hand.
Yes. Taxkeep supports 10 currencies: AUD, USD, CNY, EUR, GBP, JPY, NZD, HKD, SGD and CAD. Exchange rates come from Frankfurter, which publishes European Central Bank reference rates.
Settings, then Backup & Restore, creates an encrypted backup, receipt photos included, protected by a password you choose. Save it to Files or AirDrop it to your new phone, then restore it there.
Settings, then Export Data (Taxkeep Pro). You can export your transactions, holdings and accounts as CSV or JSON files.
Settings, then Delete All Data, erases everything Taxkeep has stored on your device. Deleting the app does the same. Backups you have saved elsewhere are not affected.