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maam i know this is very silly, but can you tell me the difference between cash receipts and voucher?
sometimes when describing the cash receipts system they use the words such as “purchase receipts”, while at the other times “credit card vouchers”
so am getting confused
When talking about retail sales in a shop, for example, all sales are described as “cash sales” as opposed to “credit sales”, because you and I, when we buy something in a shop, the shop doesn’t offer us credit – we have to pay immediately.
Those “cash sales” may be settled in actual physical cash – notes/coins – or by credit/debit card. At the checkout/cash till/cash register/point of sale – there has to be some record of payments by card. Next time you pay on a debit/credit card – or are with someone who pays on a card – whether in a store or at a restaurant, garage, anywhere … note that two payment confirmations are printed out – one you keep – the other “cash card voucher/receipt” is retained by the seller.
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