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The Payment Receipt is a fundamental document in Swiss business operations, required under the Swiss Code of Obligations and various financial regulations. It serves as official confirmation of payment received and is essential for accounting, tax reporting, and legal compliance. This document typically includes detailed information about the transaction, including the parties involved, payment amount, VAT details (where applicable), and payment purpose. Payment Receipts are particularly important in Switzerland due to strict requirements for business documentation and tax reporting. They must be retained for a minimum period as specified by Swiss commercial law and may be requested during tax audits or in case of payment disputes. The document format and content should align with Swiss regulatory requirements, including those set forth by the Federal Tax Administration for VAT purposes where applicable.

1. Receipt Header: Contains the document title 'Payment Receipt' and unique receipt number

2. Date and Location: Date of payment and location where payment was received

3. Payer Information: Full name and address of the person or entity making the payment

4. Recipient Information: Full name, address, and if applicable, business registration number of the party receiving payment

5. Payment Details: Amount paid (in numbers and words), currency, payment method, and reference number if applicable

6. VAT Information: VAT number if applicable, tax rate, and amount of VAT included

7. Payment Purpose: Clear description of what the payment was for

8. Authentication: Signature or stamp of the recipient confirming receipt of payment