Tickets

The ticket receipting method may be used to record gross proceeds of packages, hard cards, and paper cards, including floorworker sales, by issuing consecutively numbered tickets. These rules apply: 1. All tickets must have a preprinted consecutive number and must be issued consecutively from a roll. 2. The daily records must contain the ticket color, ticket selling price, lowest and highest numbered tickets issued from each roll, and any voided tickets, for a session. A verification of the tickets used must be done by two persons, unless there is only one employee on duty at the time. Both persons shall participate in the verification in the presence of each other and resolve any differences. After completing and documenting the verification, both shall initial the records. Every ticket on a particular roll must be issued for the same price on that day. Tickets issued for each type of sale must be recorded separately. A ticket not issued during a session which bears a number below the highest numbered ticket issued, along with any tickets from the end of the roll which will not be issued in a future session, must be retained as part of the daily records as unsold. 3. A discount coupon and gift certificate must be recorded in the daily records.