Build a payment, rent, deposit, installment or paid-in-full receipt with the amount in words, a signature and a local history. Print it or save it as a PDF.
A receipt is the document in which the person who got paid states that the money was received. Under the Brazilian Civil Code (art. 319), whoever pays is entitled to a proper release and may even withhold payment until it is given. Art. 320 says the release may be given as a private instrument, so no notary is needed, and must state the amount and kind of the debt, the name of the debtor or of whoever paid on their behalf, the time and place of payment, and carry the signature of the creditor or their representative. Its sole paragraph adds that, even without those elements, the release is valid if its terms or the circumstances show the debt was paid. This tool builds the text with all of those items and tells you what is still missing. There are seven templates. The rent template can itemize amounts (rent, building fees, property tax and others), because Brazil's Tenancy Law (Law 8,245/1991, art. 22, VI) obliges the landlord to give an itemized receipt and forbids generic releases. The installment template shows installment N of M, what was already paid and the remaining balance, and under art. 322 the receipt for the last installment creates a presumption that earlier ones were paid, so keep them all. For a paid-in-full receipt, keep art. 323 in mind: releasing the principal without reserving interest makes interest presumed paid. The amount in words is generated automatically in reais, dollars or euros, in Portuguese or English. Writing the amount out is not a literal legal requirement, but it is a common practice that makes tampering harder. You pick 1 or 2 copies per A4 sheet with a cut line, draw or upload a signature, add a logo and witnesses, and print or save to PDF through the browser print dialog. History, the numbering counter and the payee details live in browser storage, with no account and no server. The wording follows Brazilian law; other countries have different rules. A receipt does not replace an invoice where the law requires one, and the tool gives no tax advice.
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Under art. 320 of the Brazilian Civil Code, the release states the amount and kind of the debt, the name of the debtor or of whoever paid, the time and place of payment, and carries the creditor's signature or their representative's. The sole paragraph says the release is still valid without those elements if its terms or the circumstances show the debt was paid. In practice, fill in all of them: the more complete, the fewer disputes.
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Basis for the Brazilian templates: Civil Code, art. 320. The release must state the amount and kind of debt, the debtor (or who paid for them), the time and place of payment, and carry the creditor's signature (or their representative's).
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Enter a valid amount to see the finished receipt.
A receipt does not replace an invoice where one is required, gives no tax advice and, without a signature, carries little weight as proof. For large amounts or delicate situations, talk to a lawyer or an accountant.
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