What is a Ticket de Caisse? France’s Receipt Explained
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In France, the receipt you get at the till is the ticket de caisse. It is the standard proof of purchase for shops, supermarkets, and restaurants.
Quick Answer
A ticket de caisse is the French cash-register receipt. It shows the merchant, date, items, total, and the TVA (VAT, standard rate 20%) included. It is used for returns, warranties, and expense claims.
What a ticket de caisse shows
It lists the shop name, date and time, each article with price, the total, and the TVA breakdown. France’s standard TVA rate is 20%, with reduced rates on food and some goods. Since 2023, paper tickets are printed on request in many shops as France phases out automatic printing.
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FAQ
For small amounts, yes, it serves as a simplified receipt. For larger business purchases you may need a full invoice (facture) showing your company details.
The standard TVA rate is 20%, with reduced rates (10%, 5.5%, 2.1%) on food, books, and certain essentials.
