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The Motorcycle Sales Receipt is a crucial document in Philippine vehicle transactions that serves multiple purposes under local law. It acts as proof of ownership transfer, satisfies tax documentation requirements, and facilitates vehicle registration with the Land Transportation Office (LTO). This document is required whenever a motorcycle changes ownership, whether through dealer sales or private transactions. It must include specific information to comply with the Consumer Act of the Philippines, the Land Transportation and Traffic Code, and relevant tax regulations. The receipt format is designed to protect both buyer and seller interests while ensuring proper documentation for government authorities. It's particularly important as motorcycles are a primary mode of transportation in the Philippines, and their sale must be properly documented for legal and regulatory purposes.

1. Receipt Header: Contains the document title, date, and unique receipt number

2. Seller Information: Complete details of the seller including business name, address, TIN, and contact information

3. Buyer Information: Complete details of the buyer including full name, address, valid ID information, and contact details

4. Vehicle Description: Detailed motorcycle information including make, model, year, color, engine number, chassis number, plate number (if any)

5. Transaction Details: Purchase price breakdown, payment method, and payment status

6. Tax Information: VAT and other applicable tax calculations and declarations

7. Warranty Statement: Basic warranty information or disclaimer for as-is sales

8. Authentication: Signatures of both parties, witnesses if required, and official receipt stamps/seals