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A duplicate receipt is an additional copy of an original receipt that contains the same information. It is usually issued if the original receipt is lost, damaged, or needed for record-keeping purposes. Duplicate receipts are helpful for tracking expenses and maintaining accurate financial records.
Yes, you can request a copy of the tip receipt for your records.
A revised receipt is a corrected version of an original receipt issued to reflect accurate details, such as the purchase amount, date, or item description. It is typically provided when there was an error in the initial receipt or when changes were made to the transaction, such as returns or exchanges. Revised receipts ensure that both the buyer and seller have consistent and accurate records for accounting or warranty purposes.
No... The original receipt is your proof of purchase - and you will need to take it with you. If you exchange an item (perhaps because it's faulty) - the store will issue a new receipt at the time of exchange, and return your original receipt.
In the General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS), the key transactions associated with the goods receipt and acceptance process include the creation of a goods receipt (transaction code MIGO), where the system records the receipt of items against a purchase order. Following this, the acceptance of goods is confirmed through transaction codes such as MIRO for invoice verification, ensuring that the received goods match the invoiced amounts. Additionally, the system tracks inventory updates and financial commitments to maintain accurate records of assets and expenditures.
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It depends on the receipt. Some companies require original receipts not copies.
it depends where u bought it from
I believe you give the original and you keep the carbon copy
A cashbook is a special subsidiary book which primarily records all cash receipt and cash payments
Serial number or features or original receipt as a rule
Whoever sold it first I guess, like when I buy something from a store I usually get the receipt from the same place :P