• A secure workspace shared with your accountant • Six fiscal drawers for your documents • Scanned pages filed on the phone, with no account and no network • The drawer always changeable, and who filed it kept • Each drawer with its count on opening • Deletion by either side, every removal recorded • Messages in the same workspace, with an unread badge • Reports by quarter as well as by year • Refusals that say what they mean

• You can invite your accountant from Profile, and see whether the invitation is pending or active. • The general client invitation banner has been removed from Home. Invitations remain available in your secure web workspace. • If your Apple, Google or Microsoft sign-in does not provide a name, Luxapp asks you to complete your profile. • Client invitations can be reached from Home and Profile in your secure web workspace.

• The Expenses card draws your last six months and tells you where you stand against the month before. • Your reports work by quarter, and each tax is shown on its own: GST, QST and HST do not go to the same government. • Taxes worked out from a total round exactly like your receipt, to the cent, and the same way on the web and on Android. • When a receipt names a province Luxapp cannot confirm, it tells you and uses the one on your profile, instead of doing it silently. • A secret copied from the app no longer leaves your iPhone and clears itself after ninety seconds.

Your reports now work by quarter. Tap Q1, Q2, Q3 or Q4. Each tax is shown on its own: GST, QST, HST, PST, RST. Your PDF and Excel exports follow the period you chose and carry its name.

- Several receipts in one scan - The + button does everything, in both tabs - Refreshes itself when you come back - Says why a receipt cannot be read - Your trial days, on Home

• Share receipts, images and PDF files directly with Luxapp from Mail, Photos, Files and Safari. • Email confirmation links can now open directly in Luxapp. • Improved Apple Passwords verification-code entry on iOS 27. • New controls for viewing and managing phones authorized to access the Receipt Vault. • Clearer browser and platform identification for authorization requests. • Improved Liquid Glass navigation on recent iOS versions. • Reliability improvements for mileage tracking, security and overall stability.

-Receipts paid in a foreign currency show the rate used for the conversion. -Your account page now opens inside the app instead of the browser. -Receipts paid in a foreign currency show the rate used for the conversion. -Mileage: addresses keep their street number, and a trip in progress survives a restart.

Trips are now grouped by month, with past months folded away. Trips within a month sit under their day, with that day's total. Each trip names its route and start time instead of the arrival only.

Bug fixes and improvements to sign-in, sessions and expense months.

-Improved purchase-province and tax recognition when scanning receipts. -More reliable support for receipts issued in another Canadian province. -Fixed GPS schedules so automatic detection follows the included days and hours. -Clearer and fully localized GPS diagnostics. -New menu for editing or deleting classified trips. - General stability and compatibility improvements.

• Sign in with your security code without leaving the app. • Trips: less battery during stops, more accurate arrival addresses. • Receipts: a warning before the same receipt becomes a second expense.

This version catches up on two weeks of work. The app now addresses you formally throughout. A dental insurance claim is filed under health rather than pharmacy. The mileage logbook keeps a provisional arrival and looks for a civic address near where you stopped, instead of naming a highway interchange. The secure audit export is now available in the app. During a slow scan, the screen tells you another reader is taking over instead of leaving you waiting. Subscription reminders survive a device restart.