re·ceipt 
/rɪˈsi:t/ noun
plural re·ceipts /rɪˈsi:t/ noun 1 [count] : a piece of paper on which the things that you buy or the services that you pay for are listed with the total amount paid and the prices for each
▪ Keep your receipt in case you need to return anything. 2 [noncount] formal : the act of receiving something
▪ The form should be completed and returned within 30 days of receipt. ▪ Open immediately upon/on receipt of the package. ▪ I am in receipt of your instructions. [=I have received your instructions] 3 receipts [plural] : money that a business, bank, or government receives
▪ Our company deposits cash receipts every day.
▪ Keep your receipt in case you need to return anything.
▪ The form should be completed and returned within 30 days of receipt. ▪ Open immediately upon/on receipt of the package. ▪ I am in receipt of your instructions. [=I have received your instructions]
▪ Our company deposits cash receipts every day.
