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Originally Posted by cmac2012
That setup has merit but I usually need the receipt for the client. Most of them want to use them for their book-keeping and it helps me to have proof positive of what I had to buy for their project.
Also, I have a phobia about having checks in the car ever since my van got stolen about 10 years ago, with checkbook inside. I spent a lot of time writing to the various merchants who got burned by the ass. Didn't end up costing me any actual $$ (from the checks anyway) but it was an enormous hassle. These days it's plastic and cash for me in stores, checks at home for mailing.
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Ahh I see, it would get a folder attached to the checkbook to keep the receipts.
My business is set up differently. I just take the money needed to do whatever project I'm doing and deposit it in the checkbook, than pay for everything with it. This way I can keep accurite track of what I spent on a house, and for what.