Tax Pig reads a slip the moment you send it, on WhatsApp or in the browser: the merchant, the amount, the VAT, the date and what it was for, matched against your bank statement so nothing is claimed twice and nothing is missed. Now in 7 countries (South Africa, UK, US, Australia, Canada, Germany, Netherlands), each with its own pricing in the local currency. In South Africa specifically, every claim carries the section of the Income Tax Act behind it. It does not file: filing for a fee needs a registered practitioner in whichever country you're in. The job is to cut that practitioner's review from hours to minutes, not to replace them.
Send it on WhatsApp or drop it in your browser, no app to download
Visit taxpig.tech/taxpig →Photograph the slip. That is the whole job.
A photo on WhatsApp, a PDF from a supplier, a bank statement, or a whole folder at once in the browser. Same reader, whichever door it comes through.
Merchant, amount, VAT, date and category, off the paper. Anything it could not read is marked as not read, never guessed at.
Every slip matched against the bank line that paid for it, with a plain sentence about anything the two disagree on.
A spreadsheet, a PDF summary, or a ZIP of every original image. It is your paperwork, take it whenever you like.
Tax Pig reads a slip the moment you send it, on WhatsApp or in the browser: the merchant, the amount, the VAT, the date and what it was for, matched against your bank statement so nothing is claimed twice and nothing is missed. Now in 7 countries (South Africa, UK, US, Australia, Canada, Germany, Netherlands), each with its own pricing in the local currency. In South Africa specifically, every claim carries the section of the Income Tax Act behind it. It does not file: filing for a fee needs a registered practitioner in whichever country you're in. The job is to cut that practitioner's review from hours to minutes, not to replace them.