receipts
- noun
- /rɪˈsiːts/
:
ingresos
- First, the OBR expects tax receipts to be stronger, a sign that our economy is healthier than thought.
Examples
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Some have pointed to lower tax receipts and put forward policies for higher taxes.
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After the charity event, they collected all the ticket receipts to calculate the total donations.
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The money has to come to our federation and you turn receipts in for your cost of living.
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Here is all my receipts from April of all the products that I bought to review for YouTube.
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Not to mention the bills, receipts, notes, packages, bags, and pocket scraps, all of which accumulate with ease.
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They're not questioning your receipts, they're questioning you claim this as your meals expense.
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It allows you to track your hours, track your expenses, log invoices and receipts while you're out, and you can even send invoices to your clients in just seconds.
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The accountant reviewed all the tax receipts to ensure the income was accurately reported.
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At the end of the month, she organized her receipts to track her expenses before budgeting.
Synonyms
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1.2
Money a person or family receives regularly from work and investments
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3.4
Money a business gets from sales before paying costs
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3.2
The total money received before costs or taxes are taken away
Money received from a sale or an event
Money that a person or business receives, especially as income
Antonyms
How Much
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word receipts comes from a root that means 'to receive', the same root you see in receive, so it originally meant what was received. That's why receipts can mean the money a business has received.