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The Receipt of Sale is a crucial business document used in Pakistan to document and validate sales transactions across various industries. This document, governed by the Sale of Goods Act 1930 and relevant tax laws, serves multiple purposes including proof of purchase, tax documentation, and warranty claims. The Receipt of Sale should be issued whenever goods or services are sold, containing detailed information about the transaction such as the seller's and buyer's information, itemized list of goods or services, prices, taxes, and payment details. It's particularly important in Pakistan's business environment where proper documentation is essential for tax compliance and business record-keeping. The document can be issued in both physical and electronic formats, subject to compliance with the Electronic Transactions Ordinance 2002.

1. Receipt Header: Contains receipt number, date, and business identification including name, address, and tax registration numbers

2. Seller Information: Complete details of the seller including business name, address, contact information, and any relevant registration numbers

3. Buyer Information: Name and contact details of the buyer, including address if required for tax or warranty purposes

4. Transaction Details: Itemized list of goods sold, including quantity, unit price, and description of each item

5. Payment Information: Total amount, payment method, payment status (paid/pending), and any applicable taxes or discounts

6. Authentication: Authorized signature, stamp, or digital certification as required by law