SpaceMonque
Posted 24 Jun 2007 , 7:08am
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So I did a cake for a co-workers daughter who was throwing a baby shower at work. She just called me up and asked for a receipt. Do I type up one or just write one out from those generic staples ones? Also, I do this out of my house, can this back fire on me?
Thank you.
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idoweddingcookies
Posted 24 Jun 2007 , 8:43am
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It could, but it may be that the office is going to pay for it, and for her to receive the money, the company just needs a receipt.
I had to ask for receipts alot at the office just so we could show it in the books. Never did anything with the receipts it was just for audit purposes.
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Originally Posted by SpaceMonque
So I did a cake for a co-workers daughter who was throwing a baby shower at work. She just called me up and asked for a receipt. Do I type up one or just write one out from those generic staples ones? Also, I do this out of my house, can this back fire on me?
Thank you.
So I did a cake for a co-workers daughter who was throwing a baby shower at work. She just called me up and asked for a receipt. Do I type up one or just write one out from those generic staples ones? Also, I do this out of my house, can this back fire on me?
Thank you.
There is a mnor chance, depending on where your co-worker is from, that she is asking for the recipe. Receipt = recipe in some areas.
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