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That's easily done with a writing pad with carbon paper between each sheet. You write the items, prices and tax, rip off one sheet to give to the customer and a
by Tabular-Iceberg 5y ago
That's easily done with a writing pad with carbon paper between each sheet. You write the items, prices and tax, rip off one sheet to give to the customer and another sheet for the books. I checked, these seem to still be sold at office supply places, so there is no excuse.
- tsimionescu 5y agoNot sure about the Netherlands, but that's illegal in some parts. There are laws that sales MUST be recorded electronically.
- Tabular-Iceberg 5y agoCash invoices will probably still work in most jurisdictions, to be recorded electronically after the fact. It's even more work than a handwritten receipt since the customer would have to be identified, not just what is being sold and for how much, so I wouldn't fault a merchant for taking out a service surcharge for it.