Sentence examples for receipt if from inspiring English sources
"If I took a cab, it was 'Where's the receipt?' If I got a hamburger, 'Where's the receipt?' They ran a tight ship," Mr. Famiglietti said.
JetBlue sells a "sleep set" containing a pillow and a blanket for $7; Continental charges $20 to provide a receipt if the request is made more than seven days after a flight.
The charge of overspending will be hard to prove or disprove: the state electoral institute cannot demand the parties' accounts until two months after polling day, and they need not produce receipts.Another thing that undermines electoral fairness is not even illegal: the press sometimes demands a fee just to give a party news coverage (and will happily issue a receipt, if desired).
I'd hold onto that receipt if i were you.
But you'll have to write out a check or get a receipt if you want to deduct your weekly offering.
But come January 2007 you'll have to write out a check or get a receipt if you want to deduct your weekly offering.
Shoeboxed has an iPhone app for scanning business cards and receipts; if users send photos of those cards and receipts, Shoeboxed will extract the expense and contact data.
"If we didn't [offer] receipts, if we avoided taxes and social security contributions, we could just about make ends meet".
Puerto Rico is feeling the heat, having fallen behind it in tourism receipts, if not absolute numbers, in 2004, and is fighting back with a new Tourism and Transportation Strategic Plan.
Similarly, it plans to tackle homelessness by using receipts from council-house sales: this means more spending, and more borrowing by local authorities.New Labour has not said how it is going to make up the likely loss of privatisation receipts if it carries on being sniffy about privatisation in office.
A case of "borrowing" with no harm done, or just plain fraud? 4. Overclaiming expenses As a youthful journalist, I soon discovered that London black cab drivers would hand you a wad of blank receipts if you tipped them generously (oh for the days when one could claim for taxis …).
