Term
What is till receipt? Meaning and explanation
A till receipt (kassabon) is proof of payment for a purchase in a shop or restaurant, showing at least date, amount and usually VAT.
Definition
A till receipt (kassabon) is proof of payment for a purchase in a shop or restaurant, showing at least date, amount and usually VAT.
Also known as: Kassabon, Kassabonnetje, Bonnetje, Receipt, Pinbon
For small amounts a simplified invoice can be enough to deduct VAT; a card slip alone usually is not. Clients deliver receipts via the app or WhatsApp and they are recognised and booked.
Further reading
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Guides
Digitising receipts: how to get clients on board
Digitising receipts for your firm's clients: app, WhatsApp or email, what happens to a receipt photo and how to request missing receipts automatically.
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The Dutch fiscal retention period is 7 years, 10 for real estate. What must you keep, may you scan and discard receipts, and what does it mean for intake?
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