A formal receipt format usually consists of three parts: title, text and signature, as follows: the title is written in the middle position above the text, and the font is slightly larger. There are two ways to write a title. One is directly composed of literary names. That is, write "receipt" or "receipt". The other is to use the first three words of the text as the title, and the text is written down from the top of the second line. If you use "received today", "received now" and "received" as the title. The text is usually written in two blank spaces on the second line, but the receipt titled "Received Today" is not blank. Generally, the following contents should be stated in the text, that is, the amount of money and goods received, the types and specifications of goods, etc. It is generally required to write the name of the individual or unit that receives the money, and the specific date of receiving the money is generally stamped with the official seal of the department. It was handled by someone, and the words "Handler:" are usually put in front of the name. If it is collected on its behalf, the words "consignee:" shall be added before the name. Receipt is an evidential application written to the other party after receiving the money or things handed in, that is, a note written to the sender as evidence. Receipts are also called receipts. Receipt is also a common practical article in daily life. Generally speaking, there are two types of receipts. One is a receipt written to an individual, the other is a receipt written to a certain unit, and the receipt signed by an individual is signed by an individual.

The receipt issued by the unit is generally handled by one person, issued in the name of the unit, and the receipt should be stamped with the official seal of the unit. A complete receipt includes title, text, signature and time.

Legal basis: Article 68 of the Civil Procedure Law stipulates that documentary evidence should be submitted in originals, and physical evidence should be provided in originals.