What counts as a supporting document?
Examples of what to photograph or upload. Tap any one to see it in full.
A supporting document is anything that shows who you paid, when, how much, and, whenever possible, an itemized view of what you bought. In practice that is the ordinary paper your household already generates: the utility bill in the mail, the mortgage statement from your servicer, the insurance premium notice, and the till receipt from the hardware store.
Keep the document itself rather than a note about it. A photograph of the bill is the record; a line in a spreadsheet saying you paid it is not. Snap it when it arrives, while it is still in your hand, and it is done.
The examples below are invented, including the companies and the account numbers, but they are laid out the way real ones are. Each tag is the category the expense would be filed under in MHA Tracker, not a ruling on what qualifies. The questions below cover that.