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Meanings of receipts in English

Portuguese
rendimento
Catalan
renda bruta

The entire amount of income before any deductions are made.

rendimento
Usage of receipts in English
1
It was the second consecutive month that receipts rose year on year.
The Irish Times
2
The list involved receipts sent to Mr Haughey's office at his request.
The Irish Times
3
The UK would receive £36bn less in tax receipts outside the EU.
The Guardian
4
He had receipts, signed; in Yarmouth's hand and not the ambassador's, however.
Black Powder War
5
November is the most important month in terms of gathering tax receipts.
Reuters
6
The public hospitals and the benevolent societies frequently shared in the receipts.
Jasmin: Barber, Poet, Philanthropist
7
Thuli Madonsela dropped the bomb, and kept the receipts for good measure.
The South African
8
In this case, Ms Ip advises shoppers to hold onto gift receipts.
News.com.au
9
This feeling was added to by apparently strong tax receipts in December.
The Irish Times
10
I assume any modernisation over the years is not allowed without receipts?
The Irish Times
11
But the year was one of hard labor and small financial receipts.
Thirty Years in the Itinerancy
12
The first is in reference to the receipts given by our officers.
Three Years' War
13
TAX receipts due next week are expected to be well above target.
The Irish Times
14
The receipts of the concert were 90 florins, without deducting the expenses.
The Letters of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Volume 01
15
Ogle: We wanted to do read receipts, typing notifications, all these things.
Wired
16
As house prices fall and sales decline, tax receipts, consequently, are suffering.
The Irish Times
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Receipts through the time
Receipts across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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