What Is the Difference Between a Bill and a Receipt?
Receipts are the original vouchers used by enterprises and institutions in economic activities. They mainly refer to receipts and payment vouchers printed by the financial department and stamped with the supervision notes of fiscal bills, which are used for administrative income, that is, non-taxable business!
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- The receipt is
- Generally not used
- Receipts can be divided into internal receipts and external receipts.
- External receipts are divided into tax department supervision,
- Internal receipts are self-made vouchers within the unit and are used for internal business operations, such as internal transfer of materials, collection of employee deposits, refund of excess business travel loans, and so on. The internal self-made receipt at this time is a legal proof and can be recorded as a cost.
- If there is a business transaction between the units and the payee does not need to pay taxes after receiving the money, the payee can issue a receipt supervised by the tax department.
- For administrative charges incurred by administrative institutions, receipts produced by the financial department can be used.
- If a business transaction between the unit and the army does not require taxation according to regulations, a receipt produced by the army can be used. This receipt is also a legal proof and can be recorded.
- In addition to the above-mentioned receipts, other self-made receipts used by units or individuals when collecting and paying, which are commonly referred to as "white strips", cannot be used as vouchers for accounting.
- Receipt Format Diagram