1. The entire amount of income before any deductions are made
   "The company's gross receipts for the quarter exceeded expectations";
   - gross, revenue
    
2. [informal] Proof or evidence, often in the form of screenshots or messages, used to back up a claim in an argument or gossip
   "She came with the receipts to prove her point"

1. An acknowledgment (usually tangible) that payment has been made
   "The cashier handed him a receipt for his purchase"
    
2. The act of receiving
   "The receipt of the important documents was confirmed by the courier";
   - reception

1. Mark or stamp as paid
   "The clerk receipted the invoice"
    
2. Report the receipt of
   "Please receipt these documents";
   - acknowledge

Type of: acknowledgement, acknowledgment, acquiring, amount, amount of money, check, check off, communicate, getting, mark, mark off, pass, pass along, pass on, put across, sum, sum of money, tick [Brit], tick off [Brit, Cdn, informal]

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