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Free payment receipt template

When a customer pays you in cash or by check, give them a receipt. This simple form records who paid, how much, what it was for, and what is still owed.

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RECEIPT

Your business name
Phone and email
Received from
Job address
Receipt number
Date
Payment for
The job or invoice number, and what the payment covers
Amount received
Total of the invoice or job
Balance remaining
Paid by
CashCheckCardBank transferOther
Check number or reference
Received by
Received by (signature and date)

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How to fill it in

  • Number your receipts in order, so you can match each one to a payment.
  • Say what the payment is for: the invoice number, or the job and whether it is a deposit or a final payment.
  • Show the balance remaining, even if it is zero, so both of you agree where things stand.
  • Give the customer one copy and keep one with the job records.

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Questions

Is this template really free?
Yes. Download the PDF, print it, or fill it in on screen. You don't need an account.
When do I need to give a receipt?
Whenever a customer asks for one, and it is good practice for any cash or check payment. It gives both of you a record of what was paid.
Is a receipt the same as an invoice?
No. An invoice asks for payment. A receipt confirms that a payment was received.