I've put an advert online and they haven't sent me a receipt. The amount is very small (under 5 pounds), so it's not going to make a big difference whether I include it as an expense or not, but I wondered what happens in these situations. Is my bank statement enough of a proof, or would I need an invoice/receipt to be able to class it as an expense? I'm self-employed.
Whilst it's always best to have a receipt, as long as you can back up the purchase (as you have) then imo that's sufficient. I would put a slip of paper in your accounts and write on what it was for and the amount and date.
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John
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Justin, you cannot just go printing off receipts that you make up yourself!
The idea of a backup receipt is photographing both sides of a legitimate receipt on your smartphone.
Your link (which was advertising) has been removed.
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Shaun
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You are capitalising and spelling it incorrectly, though. It's a proper noun, so should start with a capital - and it's spelt with a double d: Overpuddlian. :p
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You are capitalising and spelling it incorrectly, though. It's a proper noun, so should start with a capital - and it's spelt with a double d: Overpuddlian. :p
New avatar for you methinks Vince
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Shaun
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