The Owners Incorporation of XXX Building

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The Owners Incorporation of XXX Building S a m p l e Sample Official Receipt The OC should issue an Official Receipt (OR) to the owner / tenant upon collection of income in cash or by cheque / autopay (Sub-section 3.3.3). The Official Receipt is prepared in a set of three copies : customer’s copy OC’s record – copy to be filed in sequential order OC’s record – copy attached to the Receipt Voucher The Owners Incorporation of XXX Building Address : Tel. No. No. OFFICIal ReCeIpT Received from: Date: Particulars Amount HK$ TOTAL Cash Cheque Total in Cash and Cheque Amount Bank Cheque No. Receiver : Official Stamp : Downloaded from http://www.tidyforms.com