Under the rules at the time, every MP could claim up to £400 a month for food without the need for receipts; the inference being that the other £162.58 was for food he had not submitted receipts for.
Despite this, the gap between need for and receipt of these treatments is large, particularly for counselling [ 4], which is often preferred over pharmacotherapy [ 5].
Although the association between orthodontic treatment and dental health has been studied previously, no studies have hitherto investigated whether the need for, or the receipt of, orthodontic treatment leads to differences in tooth wear in the long term.
Exclusion criteria were admission diagnosis of trauma, neurosurgery or orthopedic surgery, need for therapeutic anticoagulation, receipt of > 72 hours of heparin, contraindication to heparin, blood or pork products, pregnancy, life support limitation, and prior enrollment in this or a related trial.
Recent pressure on the public finances has given unions hope that the need for higher tax receipts will outweigh the demands of private equity lobbyists.
I walked back into Mr. Kim's office and said in a face-saving way that I didn't mind being paid in cash, but that I would of course need a receipt, "for tax purposes".
I don't need a receipt for the donut.
That movie theater experience is just one example where digital tools have overtaken the need for paper or printed receipts: I've taken to using mobile boarding passes when possible, rather than printing them out at the airport.
In a study by Weinberg et al. [ 45] the receipt of old blood (> 14 days old) was associated with acute renal dysfunction (OR 1.18, CI 1.07 to 1.29) after adjustment for age, sex, ISS, thoracic injury and need for mechanical ventilation, whereas the receipt of young blood (< 14 days old) was not.
If you or the gift recipient end up dissatisfied with an item and the retailer refuses to take it back, you may need the receipt to apply for a refund from your credit card company.
