Nomo logs your work drives on its own, tracks your work from home hours with a tap, and reads your receipts in seconds. So the deductions you’d normally forget are there when tax time comes around, instead of left behind.
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None of it feels like money on the day. Follow the route. Every stop leaves something behind that’s yours to claim.
Follow along as Nomo quietly does its rounds, or click a card to jump straight to any moment.
Your part takes about a minute a week. Nomo quietly does the rest all year.
Tell Nomo the days you drive for work and it logs those trips on its own, in the background.
Start the timer when you sit down to work from home, swipe a trip to sort it, snap a receipt at the counter. Seconds, not spreadsheets.
Get a tidy, ATO-ready report to hand your accountant or type into myGov. Lodging from the app is coming.
Some happens automatically. The rest takes a tap or a swipe. Here’s how it works.
Tell Nomo when you usually work and it can pick up drives during those hours. Your trips stay ready for you to review and sort as work or personal.
Swipe right for work, left for personal. Sorting a whole week of driving takes about ten seconds in the servo queue.
Snap a receipt and Nomo picks up the store, total and GST, then helps put it in the right place.
Start the timer when you work from home and Nomo keeps the hours together through the year.
See your running estimate as the year goes on, then export a report when tax time comes around.
From the ute to the ward to the home office. Nomo is made for everyday Australians who have work expenses to keep track of.
Nomo is small and independent, built by people who got tired of watching money disappear at tax time. We’d rather do a few things really well than pile on features you’ll never use.
Paula, founder of NomoNo tiers, no locked features, no “premium” upsell at the worst moment. You pay for one thing: never leaving your money behind again.
Using Nomo to manage your tax records? Your subscription is tax deductible too.He’s always at Bunnings or Total Tools. Kept none of the receipts, counted none of the kilometres. Then every July, we’d sit there trying to remember everything from the year before. I thought, this is ridiculous. There has to be a better way.
ps. Nomo stands for “not a cent more”.
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