receipt
The first copy of the receipt, not a duplicate.
A paper slip confirming a credit card transaction.
A physical receipt printed on paper, as opposed to a digital one.
A receipt from an automated teller machine.
The total amount of cash received by a business.
The total money received over a year.
The amount of money received after all deductions.
Income measured in dollars.
Income measured in euros.
Money received from the sale of fixed assets.
When the amount of money received increases.
When income arrives at a certain level or amount.
A book of blank or duplicate receipts.
A small machine designed to print receipts.
Indicates that the receipt contains certain information.
The act of receiving money that is owed.
In the period of X days after something has been received.
The deadline for receiving something, like an application.
An accounting method tracking cash inflows and outflows.
Indicates what the receipt is proof of payment for.
Formal phrase meaning 'having received something'.
Indicates the source of the income.
To require a receipt, often for reimbursement or returns.
To request a proof of purchase.
To be in possession of a receipt.
To add a signature to a receipt to confirm payment or delivery.
To be formally given a receipt.
To confirm that something has been received (formal).
To get money from sales or services.