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Free Catering Receipt Template

A free receipt template for caterers - confirm a deposit or final payment with the amount, method and a PAID stamp. Download a PDF, no account. US / UK / AU / CA.

Confirm a client’s payment for an event - the deposit to confirm or the final balance. The receipt shows the amount paid, the method and a PAID stamp. Download a professional PDF, free and no account.

Create your catering receipt →Open a blank receipt

What a catering receipt should include

Example catering receipt

A typical set of line items — click the button to open it as a receipt (marked paid, with the amount paid and a PAID stamp), then change the details and the payment method.

DescriptionQtyUnit priceAmount
Catering - per head40$38.00$1,520.00
Serving staff - per hour6$35.00$210.00
Delivery and setup1$150.00$150.00
Total$1,880.00

Caterers receipt the deposit to confirm the date and the balance before or just after the event.

Use this catering receipt →Need an invoice instead?

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Frequently asked questions

Should I receipt the deposit?

Yes - issue a receipt when the deposit clears to confirm the date, and another for the balance.

What is the difference between a receipt and an invoice?

An invoice requests payment; a receipt confirms it was paid. Issue the invoice first, then a receipt once the money arrives - this tool can turn an invoice into a receipt in one click, marked paid in full.

Do I need to show tax on a receipt?

If you charged sales tax, VAT or GST, itemize it on the receipt too - a receipt that doubles as a tax receipt must show the tax. Pick your country and the tax is calculated and shown separately.