Receipts are mainly used to reflect or prove the fact of receiving something or money. Attention should be paid to the receipt: first, the receipt should be clear about the facts, the amount and the matters to be expressed, especially what the legal consequences are, such as "at this point, the debts of both parties are settled". Second, the receipt terms should be clear and clear, and avoid using vague terms such as "probably", "probably" and "almost". It is also necessary to clarify which party received it and which party handed it over, and never confuse it. Third, we must confirm the identity of the subject. If the other party is a company, be sure to check whether the company name filled in is accurate and complete. If it is an individual, check the original ID card to determine whether the other person is an adult and whether his name is true. At the same time, it is best to keep the basic identity information of the client on the receipt, such as personal ID number, and leave the address, contact number, work unit, etc. Fourth, the receipt is in duplicate, one for each party.