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Fuel receipts are small, flimsy, and easy to lose. They pile up in the glovebox, fade in the sun, and by the time you need them the ink is unreadable. Add MOT bills, insurance renewals, and parking tickets and you have a mess that takes hours to sort through every quarter.
Photograph your fuel receipt the moment you get it. Snyp extracts the fuel type, litres, price per litre, total, and VAT in seconds.
Fuel is just the start. Snyp handles MOT invoices, service bills, insurance documents, parking receipts, and congestion charge confirmations.
Petrol station receipts include VAT, and Snyp extracts it automatically. No more squinting at faded thermal paper to find the VAT number.
Fuel and vehicle expenses are categorised and synced to Xero or QuickBooks so your books are always up to date.
Petrol receipt from a filling station
Diesel fuel for a delivery van
MOT test and annual service invoice
Parking ticket at a client's office
Congestion charge payment confirmation
If you use your personal vehicle for business, HMRC's approved mileage allowance payments (currently 45p per mile for the first 10,000 miles, then 25p) are often simpler than claiming actual fuel costs. You cannot claim both. Discuss with your accountant which approach suits your situation.
For company vehicles, you can claim actual fuel and running costs but there may be a benefit-in-kind tax charge for private use. Make sure you keep a mileage log to distinguish business and personal journeys.
VAT on fuel can be reclaimed in full if the vehicle is used exclusively for business. For mixed-use vehicles, you can use the fuel scale charge method or only reclaim the business proportion. Ask your accountant which method applies to you.

Scout at Soma Capital
Receipts were always a disaster for me. Some in the car, some in WhatsApp, some in email… total chaos. Now I just send everything to Snyp and that's it
Shashank Vemuri, Scout at Soma Capital
Let Snyp handle them automatically.

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