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Payment receipt

A bike workshop hands this over with the bike. It records money already taken rather than money owed, and it is the piece of paper the customer needs again if a fitted part fails.

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Fernhill Bike Workshop
ABN 88 402 118 663 · 62 Kilburn Road, Thornbury VIC 3071 · 03 9486 2210
Fernhill Bike Workshop

This receipt confirms that Fernhill Bike Workshop has received the amount above. It is not a request for payment. Keep it with your warranty card, because the service date on this receipt is the date your labour warranty starts.

Workshop labour on this job is covered for 90 days from 19 August 2026. Parts we supplied and fitted carry the manufacturer warranty, 12 months on the chain and cassette and 12 months on the brake system, from the same date.
Crash and impact damage, and normal wear on tyres, brake pads, cables and chains once ridden past 1,000 km. A chain that has stretched past 0.75 percent is worn, not faulty, and is replaced at the usual price.
Bring the bike and this receipt to the workshop. We assess it within two business days and tell you before any chargeable work starts. If a warranty repair takes more than three days you get a loan bike at no cost.

Questions about this receipt go to accounts@fernhillbikes.example or 03 9486 2210. We keep a copy for seven years and can email you a duplicate at any point in that time.

Section by section

What each section is for, so you can keep the ones you need and drop the rest.

Workshop letterhead
Trading name, ABN, street address and phone, repeated on every page so a torn off second sheet still identifies the business.
Receipt number and payment facts
Date and time received, who paid, the amount and the last four digits of the card, in the order a customer scans them.
Not a request for payment
A short line saying the money has already been taken, which stops the document being paid a second time by a partner or a parent.
Job lines paid
Each service and part with its own price and the invoice reference it belongs to, so one receipt can settle several lines of one job.
Totals and balance
Invoice total, GST inside it, anything paid earlier, this payment and the balance left standing at nil.
Paid in full notice
Names the invoice that is now closed and the time the bike was collected, which is the fact people ring back about.
Warranty clauses
Three numbered clauses covering what is included, what counts as wear rather than a fault, and how a claim is assessed.
Consumer guarantees note
States that the warranty sits on top of rights that cannot be excluded, rather than replacing them.
Using the receipt elsewhere
How the itemised lines serve an insurance claim, and the rules for returning an unused part.
Transaction record
Who took the payment, the terminal reference for a chargeback query, and when the next service falls due.

What makes this document work

It closes the invoice out loud

Previously paid, this payment and balance remaining are all printed, and the balance reads nil. Nobody has to work out whether anything is still owed on the job.

The GST is separated on an inclusive total

One line shows the tax already inside the amount charged, which is what a customer claiming the repair through a business or an insurer has to hand over.

It starts the warranty clock

The date of payment is named as the day the ninety day labour cover begins, and the second page sets out what is covered, what is wear, and how a claim is assessed.

Questions people ask

What is the difference between a receipt and an invoice?

An invoice asks for money and shows a due date. A receipt records money that has already arrived, names the method it came in by, and says how much of the invoice is left. This one leaves nothing.

Does a receipt have to show GST?

If the seller is registered for GST and the sale is taxable, the tax has to be visible. Here the prices include GST and a single component line shows the amount inside the total.

How long should a business keep its receipt copies?

Australian businesses keep records for at least five years. This workshop holds them for seven, which is longer than any warranty it offers, so an old claim can still be checked against the original job.

Can a receipt be used for a warranty claim?

Yes, and it is usually the only proof accepted. That is why the parts are named individually rather than grouped as one repair charge, and why the cover terms are printed on the same document.

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