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receipt

[ri-seet] / rɪˈsit /




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It springs from a landmark 1930 case involving Cohan that allows taxpayers to deduct some expenses even if they don’t have receipts, as long as there’s a reasonable estimate.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s full of letters, ticket stubs, receipts, scribbled notes.

From Literature

As I review receipts from past orders, I’m haunted by several.

From Salon

Elevated fuel prices could also provide a benefit for transportation capacity providers that use operational fuel hedges, earning a margin on higher fuel surcharge revenue receipts.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The primary mitigating action within the control of the Group is cash receipts from further player trading," the report adds.

From BBC