Proof of payment, in seconds
Fill in who paid and what for, and print a clean numbered receipt with the GST worked out. Your details are remembered, so the next one takes ten seconds.
Receipts: small document, real consequences
A receipt is the humblest piece of business paperwork and the one most often skipped — usually with a shrug and "the bank statement shows it". A bank statement shows that money moved. A receipt shows what it was for, and that difference is exactly what matters in a deposit dispute, a warranty claim, an expense report or a tax review.
For cash it is not optional. Cash leaves no trail of its own, so the receipt is the only record either side has. Number them sequentially, keep your copy, and a market stall or cash job becomes as auditable as a bank transfer.
Receipts and GST
If you are GST registered, the amount you receive contains GST, and buyers who are themselves registered will want to see it stated. The maker calculates the inclusive GST automatically — total ÷ 23 × 3 — and prints it under the amount. For sales over $200 a full tax invoice is the right document instead; that is a one-click hop to the invoice generator.
The paperwork family
Before the job: quote
Scope, price and terms on a clean PDF that wins the work.
quote.amit.marketing →To get paid: invoice
A compliant GST tax invoice — the asking document to this receipt's confirmation.
invoice.amit.marketing →After the money: Hnry
Income in, taxes handled automatically. Built for NZ sole traders.
See Hnry →Receipt questions, answered
When do I have to give a receipt?
What must a receipt include?
What is the difference between a receipt and an invoice?
How is the GST worked out?
Can I save or print it?
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
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