Receipts, expenses and write-offs, decoded.
Practical guides on finding receipts, tracking expenses and keeping your books clean, without the busywork.
How to Do a Walmart Receipt Lookup (3 Ways to Find Yours)
Lost your Walmart receipt? Here are three fast ways to find or reprint it: in the app, with the online lookup tool, or for Walmart.com orders, plus what to do when it won't work.
Read guideWhat Is a Tax Write-Off? A Plain-English Guide
A tax write-off is just another name for a deduction: an expense that lowers the income you get taxed on. Here is how it works, who can claim one, and why receipts matter.
Read moreHow to Get a Receipt From Amazon (Order History, Invoices and More)
Need an Amazon receipt for taxes, a return, or an expense report? Here is how to find, print, and email an invoice from Your Orders on the website or app, plus gift receipts and digital purchases.
Read moreIRS Mileage Rate 2026: What It Is and How to Use It
The 2026 IRS standard mileage rate for business driving is 72.5 cents per mile, up from 70 cents in 2025. Here is who can use it, how it compares to actual expenses, and what your mileage log needs.
Read moreWhat Can I Write Off on My Taxes? A Self-Employed Checklist
If you are self-employed or run a small business, here is a practical checklist of what you can write off, from the home office and mileage to software, meals, and retirement.
Read moreHow to Do a Home Depot Receipt Lookup (4 Ways to Find Yours)
Lost your Home Depot receipt? Here are four fast ways to find or reprint it: the online receipt lookup tool, your Pro Xtra account history, your homedepot.com orders, or an in-store reprint at the service desk.
Read moreHow to Do a Target Receipt Lookup (3 Ways to Find Yours)
Lost your Target receipt? Here are three fast ways to find or reprint it: in the Target app with Target Circle, in your Target.com order history, or at the store using the barcode, plus what to do for gift receipts and returns.
Read moreWhat Is an Itemized Receipt (and Why You Need One)
An itemized receipt lists every single thing you bought, not just the total. Here is what it must show, how it differs from a card slip, and why it matters for taxes, expenses, and HSA/FSA claims.
Read moreHow to Do a Costco Receipt Lookup (Warehouse and Online Orders)
Lost a Costco receipt? Here is how to look up warehouse purchases through your membership, find Costco.com order history, and get an itemized copy for a return or warranty claim.
Read moreHow to Find an Apple Receipt for App Store, Subscriptions and Store Purchases
Looking for an Apple receipt? Here is how to find your purchase history for the App Store and iTunes, use reportaproblem.apple.com, dig up Apple's email receipts, and get a copy for Apple Store retail buys.
Read moreHow to Fill Out a Receipt Book (Step by Step)
A clean receipt is just a few fields done right: date, receipt number, who paid, what they bought, the totals, how they paid, and a signature. Here is exactly how to fill one out.
Read moreHow to Get an Uber Receipt (Rides and Uber Eats)
Need an Uber receipt for an expense report? Here are three fast ways to find one: in the Uber app under Your Trips, at riders.uber.com, or from the email Uber sends after every ride, plus how to download a PDF and switch a trip to your business profile.
Read moreHow to Do a Lowe's Receipt Lookup (3 Ways to Find Yours)
Lost your Lowe's receipt? Here are three fast ways to find or reprint it: in your MyLowe's account, with the in-store receipt lookup using your card and date, or in your Lowes.com order history. Plus how returns work without a receipt.
Read moreHow to Do an American Airlines Receipt Lookup
Need an American Airlines receipt for an expense report? Here are the fastest ways to find it: the aa.com Receipts tool, your AAdvantage account, or your confirmation email, plus how to get an itemized version.
Read moreHow to Do a Delta Receipt Lookup (3 Ways to Find Yours)
Need a Delta receipt for an expense report? Here are three fast ways to find it: the delta.com receipts page with your ticket number, your My Trips or SkyMiles account, or your confirmation email.
Read moreStop losing receipts and money
Receipts have a way of disappearing right when you need them: at tax time, during an expense report, or when you want to return something. The cost is real. People overpay on taxes every year simply because they cannot find proof of what they spent.
This blog fixes that. We show you how to find a lost receipt from Walmart, Amazon, Target or any major store, which expenses you can legally write off, how long to keep records, and how to track business spending without drowning in spreadsheets.
Mylo does the heavy lifting for you. It finds receipts across your email inboxes and the stores you shop at, matches each one to the card you already use, tracks your loyalty points, and files clean, categorized expenses to QuickBooks. No new card, no manual data entry.
Find any receipt
Look up a lost receipt from Walmart, Amazon, Target, Costco and dozens of other stores.
Maximize write-offs
Know exactly what you can deduct, from mileage and home office to meals and equipment.
Track expenses
Keep business and personal spending organized without living in a spreadsheet.
Sync to QuickBooks
Turn messy receipts into clean, categorized expenses your accountant will love.
Receipt & expense FAQs
Quick answers to the questions we hear most from people drowning in receipts.
How do I find a receipt I lost?
Most stores keep a digital copy. You can look up receipts from retailers like Walmart, Target, Amazon and Costco through their app or online account, usually using the store, the date, and the card you paid with. Mylo automates this by pulling receipts straight from your email inbox and your store accounts.
What receipts do I need to keep for taxes?
Keep receipts for anything you plan to deduct: business purchases, equipment, software, travel, meals, home office costs and mileage. The IRS can ask for proof, so a clear record of each expense protects your deductions.
How long should I keep receipts?
The IRS generally recommends keeping tax records for at least three years. Digital copies are accepted, so scanning or auto-capturing receipts is an easy way to stay covered without holding on to a shoebox of paper.
Are digital receipts valid for taxes?
Yes. The IRS accepts legible digital receipts, including clear photos and PDFs. Storing them digitally also means they will not fade like thermal paper does.
What is the easiest way to track business expenses?
Capture every receipt as it happens and match it to the card transaction that paid for it. Mylo does both automatically, so your expenses stay categorized and ready for tax time or an expense report.
Does Mylo work with the cards I already have?
Yes. Mylo works on top of your existing Visa, Mastercard or Amex. There is no new card to apply for and no switching banks.
Is Mylo free?
Mylo is free to download and use on iOS, Android and the web. Paid plans add retailer auto-login, bank transaction matching and QuickBooks sync.