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The Work Order Receipt is an essential business document used extensively in the Philippine business environment to document and confirm the completion of contracted work or services. This document type is particularly important as it serves multiple purposes: it acts as proof of service delivery, supports tax compliance requirements under Philippine BIR regulations, and provides a clear record of work performed and associated costs. The Work Order Receipt should be issued immediately upon completion of services and must contain specific information required by Philippine law, including TIN numbers, complete business details, and proper authorization signatures. It is commonly used across various industries and is especially crucial for businesses that need to maintain detailed records of service transactions for accounting, audit, and tax purposes.

1. Receipt Number and Date: Unique receipt identifier and date of issuance as required by BIR regulations

2. Service Provider Details: Complete business name, TIN, address, and contact information of the service provider

3. Client Information: Complete name, address, and contact details of the client receiving the service

4. Work Order Details: Specific description of work performed, including date(s) of service and location

5. Cost Breakdown: Itemized list of services, materials, labor costs, and other charges

6. Total Amount: Total cost including applicable taxes and any discounts applied

7. Payment Information: Payment method, terms, and status (paid/unpaid)

8. Authorization: Signatures and names of authorized representatives from both parties