Someone ordered much more
When totals differ, proportional tax and tip feels more reasonable than dividing the add-ons evenly.
For the part of the receipt that makes people argue
Split tax and tip around what people actually ordered
A fair receipt split is not just item prices. EventSplit helps assign items, handle tax and tip, and keep the final payback list clear.
Assign receipt items
Split tax and tip
Share one link
The real job
A fair bill split needs less ceremony
What you need to do
A fair receipt split is not just item prices. EventSplit helps assign items, handle tax and tip, and keep the final payback list clear.
What usually breaks
The shortcuts are both bad: splitting tax and tip equally can overcharge light spenders, while manual proportional math is tedious and easy to mistrust.
How EventSplit helps
EventSplit treats receipt details as part of the shared cost, so tax, tip, item assignments, and who owes whom stay in one place.
Good moments to use it
Use it when equal split would be fast but wrong
Shared dishes need shared math
Assign a dish to multiple people and let the receipt split include their share of tax and tip.
Special taxes show up
Some receipts have item-specific taxes, like alcohol or local surcharges. Keep those details attached to the right items.
Example
The add-ons stop being mysterious
Each person sees their item share, tax share, tip share, and final amount.
Event tab
Shared Event
Share link
Entrees
Paid by Morgan
$64
Shared appetizer
Paid by Morgan
$18
Tax and tip
Paid by Morgan
$22
Settlement
A short list of who pays whom.
Good fit
- Restaurant bills where item totals are uneven
- Receipts with shared dishes or drinks
- Groups that want a transparent calculation before paying back
Probably not the tool
- Tax advice or legal calculations
- Merchant reconciliation
- Receipts that need business expense categorization
Questions
Things people usually ask before sending the link
Should tax and tip be split equally?
Sometimes equal is fine, but proportional usually feels fairer when people ordered different amounts.
Can one item have multiple people assigned?
Yes. Shared items can be assigned to multiple people so the price, tax, and tip are divided between them.
Can this be used inside an event split?
Yes. A receipt split can be saved as one shared cost inside the EventSplit page.
How this app can be used
Pick the use case closest to your split
Split tax and tipSplit tax and tip based on what each person ordered. Assign receipt items, shared dishes, and item-specific taxes with one shared link.
Scan receiptScan a receipt, assign items to people, split shared dishes, tax, and tip, then share one no-signup bill split link.
Itemized receiptSplit an itemized receipt by assigning each line item to the right people, then divide shared items, tax, and tip fairly.
Split receiptScan or enter a receipt, assign items to people, split tax and tip fairly, and share one no-signup link with the group.
Uneven dinner splitWhen friends want to split the bill evenly but you ordered less, use one link to show items, shared costs, tax, tip, and a fair total.
Some people drankSplit dinner fairly when some people ordered alcohol and others did not. Separate drinks, shared food, tax, tip, and who owes whom.