A receipt is a document you provide to customers, serving as proof of purchase. Discover various types and what to include in it.
Always provide customers with a receipt or proof of purchase for items over $75. If customers request a receipt for purchases under $75, fulfill their request within seven days.
It's a good practice to provide a receipt to customers when they make a purchase, no matter the total amount.
You can print a receipt or proof of purchase from a cash register, handwritten, or through a tax invoice.
Any receipt or proof of purchase you give your customers must include:
Besides receipts, there are other proof of purchase types. These can be proof that:
Your customers may use their receipt or proof of purchase when seeking a refund, repair or replacement on a good or service you provided. Examples of proof of purchase include:
Customers can request an itemised bill or account within 30 days of receiving an invoice. You must provide this free of charge within 7 days of their request.
An itemised account must show: