Receipt issuing device and program

Abstract

This makes it possible to control whether or not a stamp is displayed on a reissued receipt. The receipt issuing device includes an accepting unit and an issuing unit. The accepting unit accepts an instruction to reissue a transaction receipt. When the reissue instruction is accepted, the issuing unit issues a reissue receipt based on a setting regarding whether or not to display a revenue stamp on the reissue receipt.

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] An embodiment of the present invention relates to a receipt issuing device and a program. [Background technology]

[0002] A device that processes transactions in a store or the like has the function of reissuing a transaction receipt that is issued in conjunction with a transaction. The reissued receipt is a receipt with the same content as the transaction receipt.

[0003] Here, a transaction receipt may have a stamp indication printed on it. If such a transaction receipt is reissued, the stamp indication will also be printed on the reissued receipt. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0004] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 8-320976 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] The problem to be solved by the embodiments of the present invention is to provide a technique that makes it possible to control whether or not a stamp is displayed on a reissued receipt. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] In one embodiment, the receipt issuing device includes an accepting unit and an issuing unit. The accepting unit accepts an instruction to reissue a transaction receipt. When the reissue instruction is accepted, the issuing unit issues a reissue receipt based on a setting regarding whether or not to display a revenue stamp on the reissue receipt. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0007] [Figure 1]FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a POS terminal according to an embodiment. [Figure 2] FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a transaction receipt according to the embodiment. [Figure 3] FIG. 3 is a diagram showing another example of a transaction receipt according to the embodiment. [Figure 4] FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a first reissue receipt according to the embodiment. [Figure 5] FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a second reissued receipt according to the embodiment. [Figure 6] FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating an example of processing by the processing circuit of the POS terminal according to the embodiment. [Figure 7] FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an example of the reissue receipt issuing process performed by the processing circuit of the POS terminal according to the embodiment. [Figure 8] FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing an example of processing for changing the stamp display setting by the processing circuit of the POS terminal according to the embodiment. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0008] Hereinafter, several embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that the scale of each part in each drawing used in the following description of the embodiments may be changed as appropriate. Also, for the sake of explanation, each drawing used in the following description of the embodiments may omit components.

[0009] <Embodiment> (Configuration example) FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a POS (Point of Sales) terminal 1. As shown in FIG. The POS terminal 1 is a device that processes transactions in a store.

[0010] For example, a store may be a supermarket or other mass retailer, but is not limited to this. A transaction is the transfer of fees from a customer to a store in connection with the sale of a product by the store. From the store's perspective, a transaction includes the sale of a product. From the customer's perspective, a transaction includes the purchase of a product. Products include not only objects, but also non-tangible objects such as services or tickets. Unless otherwise specified, the term "transaction" refers to the same transaction.

[0011] POS terminal 1 has a product registration function and an accounting function, and is a POS terminal that allows a store clerk to perform product registration operations and accounting operations. POS terminal 1 is an example of a transaction processing device that processes transactions. A transaction processing device is an example of a receipt issuing device that issues receipts.

[0012] Product registration is the registration of the product to be traded before the transaction is settled. Registered products are also called registered products. Payment is the payment made after product registration. Payment includes the meaning of settlement. The payment methods for the transaction include offline payment and online payment.

[0013] Offline payment is a type of payment that does not require the POS terminal 1 to connect with other devices via a network such as the Internet. For example, offline payment is a type of payment using cash and gift certificates. Gift certificates are certificates that are circulated in a form similar to cash currency. For example, gift certificates include various types of gift certificates such as gift certificates, rice certificates, beer certificates, shareholder coupons, regional promotion coupons, and coupons, but are not limited to these. Gift certificates include physical certificates and digital certificates.

[0014] Online payment is a transaction that is executed by the POS terminal 1 in cooperation with other devices via a network such as the Internet. For example, online payment includes credit card payment, electronic money payment, debit card payment, and code payment.

[0015] A receipt is a printed matter about a transaction that is printed on a medium. For example, the medium is paper. Printing includes printing. Here, a receipt is considered to be a transaction receipt or a reissue receipt.

[0016] A transaction receipt is a receipt for a completed transaction. A completed transaction includes a transaction after payment has been made. A transaction receipt is a receipt issued in conjunction with a transaction.

[0017] The transaction receipt may include a transaction code, which is a code indicating a completed transaction. The transaction code is an example of information that can uniquely identify a transaction. The transaction receipt may include a code symbol that records a transaction code, for example, a bar code symbol or a two-dimensional code symbol. The transaction receipt may include transaction date information, which indicates the date of the transaction.

[0018] The transaction receipt may include transaction details. The transaction details include transaction product information for each transaction product. The transaction product is the product for which a transaction was concluded. The transaction product corresponds to a registered product. The transaction product information is information about the transaction product. The transaction product information may include all or part of the product code, product name, price, quantity, and product amount.

[0019] A product code is information that can uniquely identify a product. For example, a product code is a JAN (Japanese Article Number) code. A product name is the name of the product. A price is the unit price per product. A quantity is the number of products identified by the product code. A product price is the amount calculated by multiplying the price by the quantity. Transaction product information may include information other than the above.

[0020] The transaction details may include transaction information. Transaction information is information related to the transaction in a completed transaction. Transaction information may include transaction amount information. This information indicates the transaction amount. The transaction amount is an amount based on the total price of each transaction item. The transaction amount is the amount required to complete the transaction. The transaction amount corresponds to the amount paid by the customer. Transaction information may include transaction method information. The transaction method information may include information indicating the transaction method used in a completed transaction.

[0021] The transaction information may include deposit amount information. The deposit amount information is information indicating the deposit amount. The deposit amount is the amount inserted into the POS terminal 1 for the transaction. The transaction information may include change amount information. The change amount information is information indicating the amount of change. The change amount is the amount of change given to the customer. The change amount is the amount obtained by subtracting the transaction amount from the deposit amount. The transaction information may also include information other than the above.

[0022] The transaction receipt may include a tax stamp. If the transaction amount of a completed transaction is equal to or greater than a predetermined amount, the transaction receipt includes a tax stamp. Hereinafter, the transaction receipt will be referred to as including a tax stamp.

[0023] A stamp mark is a mark related to a stamp. A stamp mark is a mark related to filing and payment using a format marking, or a mark related to the affixing of a stamp. A mark related to filing and payment using a format marking is a mark in the format prescribed by the special system for filing and payment using a format marking. The special system for filing and payment using a format marking is a special system for paying stamp duty. A mark related to the affixing of a stamp is a mark indicating where to affix a stamp. A stamp mark is a mark consisting of various forms such as letters, images, lines, and patterns. A stamp mark includes the meaning of a stamp mark.

[0024] A reissued receipt is a receipt for a completed transaction. A reissued receipt is a receipt issued again for a completed transaction after a transaction receipt has been issued. A reissued receipt is a receipt with the same content as a transaction receipt. A reissued receipt is a first reissued receipt that does not include a stamp indication or a second reissued receipt that includes a stamp indication.

[0025] The first reissue receipt is different from the transaction receipt and may include a reissue indication. The reissue indication is an indication that indicates that it is a reissue receipt. The reissue indication is an indication that is composed of various forms such as characters, images, lines, and patterns. The reissue indication includes the meaning of a reissue mark.

[0026] The first reissue receipt may include the same transaction code as the transaction code included in the transaction receipt. The first reissue receipt may include the same code symbol as the code symbol recording the transaction code included in the transaction receipt. The first reissue receipt may include the same transaction date information as the transaction date information included in the transaction receipt. The first reissue receipt may include the same transaction details as the transaction details included in the transaction receipt.

[0027] The second reissue receipt may differ from the transaction receipt and may include a reissue indication. The second reissue receipt may include the same transaction code as the transaction code included in the transaction receipt. The second reissue receipt may include the same code symbol as the code symbol recording the transaction code included in the transaction receipt. The second reissue receipt may include the same transaction date information as the transaction date information included in the transaction receipt. The second reissue receipt may include the same transaction details as the transaction details included in the transaction receipt. The second reissue receipt may include the same paper stamp as the paper stamp included in the transaction receipt.

[0028] The POS terminal 1 includes a processing circuit 10, a main memory 11, a storage 12, a communication circuit 13, a reading device 14, an input device 15, a display device 16, a printing device 17, a change dispenser 18, and a connection interface 19. The processing circuit 10, the main memory 11, the storage 12, the communication circuit 13, the reading device 14, the input device 15, the display device 16, the printing device 17, the change dispenser 18, and the connection interface 19 are connected to each other so that signals can be input and output. In Fig. 1, "interface" is written as "IF."

[0029] The processing circuit 10 corresponds to the central part of the POS terminal 1. The processing circuit 10 is an element that constitutes the computer of the POS terminal 1. The processing circuit 10 includes one or more circuits that perform multiple processes based on multiple functions. For example, the circuit may be, but is not limited to, a processor, an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit), or an FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array). For example, the processor may be, but is not limited to, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) or a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). The processing circuit 10 loads programs stored in the main memory 11 or the storage 12 into the main memory 11. The processing circuit 10 executes programs loaded into the main memory 11, thereby enabling various processes to be performed.

[0030] The main memory 11 includes elements corresponding to the main storage portion of the POS terminal 1. The main memory 11 is an element that constitutes the computer of the POS terminal 1. The main memory 11 includes a non-volatile memory area and a volatile memory area. The main memory 11 stores an operating system or programs in the non-volatile memory area. The main memory 11 uses the volatile memory area as a work area where data is rewritten as appropriate by the processing circuit 10. For example, the main memory 11 includes a ROM (Read Only Memory) as a non-volatile memory area. For example, the main memory 11 includes a RAM (Random Access Memory) as a volatile memory area.

[0031] The storage 12 corresponds to an auxiliary storage portion of the POS terminal 1. The storage 12 includes one or more storage devices. For example, the storage device may be, but is not limited to, a hard disk drive (HDD) or a semiconductor storage medium such as a solid state drive (SSD). The storage 12 stores the above-mentioned programs, data used by the processing circuit 10 when performing various processes, and data generated by the processes in the processing circuit 10.

[0032] The storage 12 includes a setting storage area 121. The setting storage area 121 stores stamp display settings. The setting storage area 121 is an example of a storage unit that stores stamp display settings.

[0033] The stamp display setting is a setting related to whether or not a stamp is displayed on a reissue receipt. The stamp display setting can be changed to a first setting or a second setting. The first setting is a setting for issuing a first reissue receipt. The second setting is a setting for issuing a second reissue receipt. In this way, the stamp display setting is a setting that can control whether or not a stamp is displayed on a reissue receipt.

[0034] The storage 12 includes a transaction data storage area 122. The transaction data storage area 122 stores transaction data for each transaction. The transaction data storage area 122 is an example of a storage unit that stores transaction data for each transaction.

[0035] The transaction data is data related to completed transactions. The transaction data is data indicating the details of completed transactions. The transaction data may include a transaction code. The transaction data may include transaction date information. The transaction data may include transaction commodity information for each transaction commodity. The transaction data may include accounting information.

[0036] The communication circuit 13 is a circuit including various interfaces for transmitting and receiving signals, and connects the POS terminal 1 to other devices via a network so that the POS terminal 1 can communicate with them.

[0037] The reading device 14 is a device that reads various code symbols. The reading device 14 may be a scanner that reads by sensing, or a camera that reads by photographing. The reading device 14 is an example of a reading unit of the POS terminal 1.

[0038] The input device 15 is a device that can input instructions or information to the POS terminal 1. The input device 15 may include a keyboard. The input device 15 may also form a touch screen together with the display device 16.

[0039] The display device 16 is a device capable of displaying various images under the control of the processing circuit 10. For example, the display device 16 is a liquid crystal display or an EL (Electroluminescence) display.

[0040] The printing device 17 is a device for producing printed matter by printing on a medium. For example, the printing device 17 is a thermal printer or an inkjet printer, but is not limited to these. The printing device 17 is an example of a printing unit for producing printed matter.

[0041] The change dispenser 18 is a device that can input and output cash used in accounting for transactions.

[0042] The connection interface 19 is an interface that can connect various devices to the POS terminal 1. For example, the connection interface 19 can connect to the POS terminal 1 a device for reading information from a credit card.

[0043] The hardware configuration of the POS terminal 1 is not limited to the above configuration, and the POS terminal 1 allows the omission or modification of the above components and the addition of new components as appropriate.

[0044] Each means realized by the processing circuit 10 will be described below. The processing circuit 10 realizes a receiving unit 101, an issuing unit 102, and a changing unit 103. Each unit realized by the processing circuit 10 can also be called a unit or a function.

[0045] The reception means 101 receives instructions or information input to the POS terminal 1. For example, the reception means 101 receives an instruction to reissue a transaction receipt. A reissue instruction is an instruction to reissue a transaction receipt after a transaction receipt has been issued. A reissue instruction includes the meaning of an instruction to issue a reissue receipt. An instruction to issue a reissue receipt is an instruction to issue a reissue receipt. The reception means 101 also includes the meaning of an acquisition means that acquires instructions or information input to the POS terminal 1.

[0046] The issuing means 102 issues a receipt. Issuing a receipt includes printing on a medium using the printing device 17 and ejecting the printed receipt from the printing device 17. The changing means 103 changes the stamp display settings stored in the setting memory area 121.

[0047] (Receipt example) An example of the structure of a receipt will be described.

[0048] FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a transaction receipt 2. The transaction receipt 2 includes a transaction details printing area 21, an identification information printing area 22, and a stamp display printing area 23.

[0049] The transaction details printing area 21 is an area on the medium of the transaction receipt 2 where the transaction details are printed. The identification information printing area 22 is an area on the medium of the transaction receipt 2 where the transaction code and a code symbol recording the transaction code are printed.

[0050] The stamp display printing area 23 is an area on the medium of the transaction receipt 2 where the stamp display is printed. Here, the stamp display is a display relating to the declaration and payment according to the format display. For example, the display relating to the declaration and payment according to the format display is a display consisting of a rectangular frame and the text within the rectangular frame that reads "Approved by XXX Tax Office for declaration and payment of stamp tax." "XXX" is the tax office's signature.

[0051] FIG. 3 is a diagram showing another example of a transaction receipt 3. The transaction receipt 3 includes a transaction details printing area 31, an identification information printing area 32, and a stamp display printing area 33.

[0052] The transaction details printing area 31 is an area on the medium of the transaction receipt 3 where the transaction details are printed. The identification information printing area 32 is an area on the medium of the transaction receipt 3 where the transaction code and a code symbol recording the transaction code are printed.

[0053] The stamp indication printing area 33 is an area on the medium of the transaction receipt 3 where a stamp indication is printed. Here, the stamp indication is an indication regarding the affixing of a stamp. For example, the indication regarding the affixing of a stamp is an indication consisting of two linear patterns and the text "Please affix a revenue stamp to the back and seal it." In this example, the stamp indication indicates the back of the transaction receipt 3 as the place to affix the stamp.

[0054] The indication regarding the affixing of the revenue stamp may be a rectangular frame, or may be a rectangular frame and the character string "revenue stamp" within the rectangular frame. In this example, the revenue stamp indication indicates the area within the rectangular frame as the place to affix the revenue stamp.

[0055] FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of the first reissued receipt 4. The first reissue receipt 4 is assumed to be a reissue receipt that is issued again after the transaction receipt 2 is issued. The first reissue receipt 4 includes a reissue display printing area 41, a transaction details printing area 42, and an identification information printing area 43.

[0056] The reissue display print area 41 is an area on the medium of the first reissue receipt 4 where the reissue display is printed. The transaction details printing area 42 is the area on the medium of the first reissue receipt 4 where the transaction details are printed. The identification information printing area 43 is an area on the medium of the first reissue receipt 4 where the transaction code and a code symbol recording the transaction code are printed.

[0057] FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a second reissued receipt 5. The second reissue receipt 5 is a reissue receipt that is issued again after the transaction receipt 2 is issued. The second reissue receipt 5 includes a reissue indication printing area 51, a transaction details printing area 52, an identification information printing area 53, and a stamp indication printing area .

[0058] The reissue display print area 51 is an area on the medium of the second reissue receipt 5 where the reissue display is printed. The transaction details printed area 52 is the area on the medium of the second reissue receipt 5 where the transaction details are printed. The identification information printed area 53 is an area on the medium of the second reissue receipt 5 where the transaction code and a code symbol recording the transaction code are printed.

[0059] The stamp indication printing area 54 is an area where a stamp indication is printed on the medium of the second reissue receipt 5. Here, the stamp indication is an indication regarding reporting and payment according to a format indication, similar to the transaction receipt 2.

[0060] (Processing example) The processing performed by the processing circuit 10 of the POS terminal 1 will now be described. The processing procedures described below are merely examples, and each process may be modified as much as possible. Furthermore, steps may be omitted, replaced, or added as appropriate depending on the embodiment.

[0061] FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an example of processing by the processing circuit 10. Here, it is assumed that transaction receipt 2 has already been issued.

[0062] The processing circuit 10 receives an instruction to reissue the transaction receipt 2 (ACT1). ACT1 may be processing by the reception means 101. In ACT1, for example, the processing circuit 10 receives a reissue instruction input by a store clerk to the POS terminal 1 using the input device 15.

[0063] In one example, POS terminal 1 is the device that issued transaction receipt 2. In this example, immediately after issuing transaction receipt 2, the store clerk selects a reprint key using input device 15. The reprint key is a button for inputting an instruction to reissue the transaction receipt 2 that was just issued. Processing circuit 10 can accept an instruction to reissue transaction receipt 2 based on the selection of the reprint key.

[0064] In another example, the POS terminal 1 is a device different from the device that issued the transaction receipt 2. In this example, the store clerk uses the reading device 14 to read a code symbol that records a transaction code included in the transaction receipt 2. The processing circuit 10 acquires the transaction code based on the reading of the code symbol. The processing circuit 10 searches for the transaction in the transaction receipt 2 that is identified by the transaction code. The processing circuit 10 can accept an instruction to reissue the transaction receipt 2 based on the store clerk's operation of the input device 15 after searching for the transaction.

[0065] The processing circuit 10 refers to the stamp display setting stored in the setting storage area 121 (ACT2). ACT2 may be processing by the issuing means 102.

[0066] If the reissue instruction is accepted, the processing circuit 10 issues a reissue receipt based on the revenue stamp display setting (ACT3). ACT3 may be processing by the issuing means 102. In ACT3, for example, the processing circuit 10 acquires transaction data about the transaction of transaction receipt 2. If the POS terminal 1 is the device that issued transaction receipt 2, the processing circuit 10 can acquire the transaction data from the transaction data storage area 122. If the POS terminal 1 is a device different from the device that issued transaction receipt 2, the processing circuit 10 can acquire transaction data about the transaction of the searched transaction receipt 2 from another device, such as a store computer. The processing circuit 10 references the transaction data and issues a reissue receipt for transaction receipt 2 based on the revenue stamp display setting.

[0067] FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an example of the reissue receipt issuing process performed by the processing circuit 10 in ACT 3 described above. The processing circuit 10 determines the stamp display setting (ACT11). If the stamp display setting is the first setting (ACT11, YES), the processing transitions from ACT11 to ACT12. If the stamp display setting is the second setting (ACT11, NO), the processing transitions from ACT11 to ACT13. The processing circuit 10 issues a first reissue receipt or a second reissue receipt based on the stamp display setting.

[0068] If the stamp display setting is the first setting, the processing circuit 10 issues a first reissue receipt (ACT 12). In ACT 12, for example, the processing circuit 10 issues the first reissue receipt 4 by causing the printing device 17 to print on a medium.

[0069] If the stamp display setting is the second setting, the processing circuit 10 issues a second reissue receipt (ACT 13). In ACT 13, for example, the processing circuit 10 issues the second reissue receipt 5 by causing the printing device 17 to print on a medium.

[0070] FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing an example of processing performed by the processing circuit 10 to change the stamp display setting. The processing circuit 10 acquires change information input to the POS terminal 1 (ACT21). ACT21 may be processing by the change means 103. The change information is information for changing the stamp display setting. Changing the stamp display setting includes changing the stamp display setting to a first setting or a second setting. In ACT21, for example, the processing circuit 10 may acquire change information input by receiving change information transmitted from another device such as a store computer at any timing. The processing circuit 10 may also acquire change information input by a store clerk using the input device 15.

[0071] If the processing circuit 10 acquires change information (ACT21, YES), the processing transitions from ACT21 to ACT 22. If the processing circuit 10 does not acquire change information (ACT21, NO), the processing circuit 10 waits for change information.

[0072] The processing circuit 10 changes the stamp display setting based on the input change information (ACT22). ACT22 may be processing by the change means 103. In ACT22, for example, the processing circuit 10 changes the stamp display setting to the first setting or the second setting based on the change information.

[0073] As described above, the POS terminal 1 can issue a reissue receipt based on the stamp display setting. For example, the POS terminal 1 can issue a first reissue receipt or a reissue receipt including a second stamp display based on the stamp display setting. This allows the POS terminal 1 to control whether or not to display a revenue stamp on a reissue receipt based on the revenue stamp display setting. Even if the transaction receipt is a receipt that includes a revenue stamp, the POS terminal 1 can issue a first reissue receipt that does not include a revenue stamp. Because the first reissue receipt does not include a revenue stamp, its length is shorter than that of the second reissue receipt. This reduces receipt consumption. Furthermore, because the first reissue receipt does not include a revenue stamp, operations regarding revenue stamps at stores are improved. For example, it is possible to prevent mistakes such as affixing a revenue stamp to a reissue receipt.

[0074] The POS terminal 1 can change the stamp display settings based on the input change information. This allows the store to change the stamp display setting depending on whether or not the reissued receipt should display a stamp.

[0075] <Other embodiments> In the above embodiment, the POS terminal 1, where a store clerk can perform product registration and transaction operations, was described as an example of a receipt issuing device, but this is not limited to this. A receipt issuing device can be any device that is at least capable of issuing receipts.

[0076] The units implemented by the processing circuit 10 described in the above embodiment may be implemented by a server capable of communicating with the POS terminal 1. In this case, the server is an example of a receipt issuing device.

[0077] The units implemented by the processing circuit 10 described in the above embodiment are not limited to being implemented in a single device such as the POS terminal 1. The units may also be distributed across multiple devices. In this case, the collection of multiple devices is an example of a receipt issuing device.

[0078] The above-described embodiments may be applied to a method executed by one or more devices. The above-described embodiments may be applied to a program that can cause a computer of one or more devices to execute each function. The above-described embodiments may be applied to a recording medium that stores the program.

[0079] Each of the one or more circuits constituting the processing circuit performs one or more of the multiple processes. When the processing circuit is composed of a single circuit, the single circuit performs all of the multiple processes. When the processing circuit is composed of multiple circuits, each of the multiple circuits performs a part of the multiple processes. The part of the multiple processes may be one of the multiple processes, or two or more of the multiple processes. When the processing circuit is composed of multiple circuits, the multiple circuits may be included in a single device or may be distributed across multiple devices.

[0080] The program may be transferred in a state where it is stored in the device according to the embodiment, or may be transferred in a state where it is not stored in the device. In the latter case, the program may be transferred via a network, or may be transferred in a state where it is recorded on a recording medium. The recording medium is a non-transitory tangible medium. The recording medium is a computer-readable medium. The recording medium may be in any form, such as a CD-ROM or a memory card, as long as it is capable of storing the program and is computer-readable.

[0081] Although several embodiments of the present invention have been described, these embodiments are presented as examples and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These novel embodiments can be embodied in various other forms, and various omissions, substitutions, and modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention. These embodiments and their modifications are included within the scope and spirit of the invention, and are also included in the scope of the invention and its equivalents as defined in the claims.

[0082] Some of the above-described embodiments may be expressed as follows. (1) A receiving means for receiving an instruction to reissue a transaction receipt; issuing means for issuing a reissue receipt based on a setting regarding whether or not a stamp should be displayed on the reissue receipt when the reissue instruction is accepted; A receipt issuing device comprising: (2) The issuing unit issues a reissue receipt that does not include the tax stamp indication or a reissue receipt that includes the tax stamp indication based on the setting. A receipt issuing device as described in (1). (3) The stamp indication is an indication for filing a return or payment by format indication or an indication for affixing a stamp. A receipt issuing device according to (1) or (2). (4) The transaction receipt is a receipt including the stamp mark. A receipt issuing device according to any one of (1) to (3). (5) The apparatus further includes a change unit for changing the settings based on input change information. A receipt issuing device according to any one of (1) to (4). (6) To the computer: A function to accept instructions to reissue transaction receipts, When the reissue instruction is accepted, a function of issuing a reissue receipt based on a setting regarding whether or not to display a stamp on the reissue receipt; A program that can be executed. [Explanation of symbols]

[0083] 1...POS terminal, 2...transaction receipt, 3...transaction receipt, 4...first reissue receipt, 5...second reissue receipt, 10...processing circuit, 11...main memory, 12...storage, 13...communication circuit, 14...reading device, 15...input device, 16...display device, 17...printing device, 18...change dispenser, 19...connection interface, 21...transaction details printing area, 22...identification information printing area, 23...stamp display Printing area, 31...transaction details printing area, 32...identification information printing area, 33...stamp display printing area, 41...reissue display printing area, 42...transaction details printing area, 43...identification information printing area, 51...reissue display printing area, 52...transaction details printing area, 53...identification information printing area, 54...stamp display printing area, 101...reception means, 102...issuing means, 103...change means, 121...setting memory area, 122...transaction data memory area.

Claims

1. A receiving means for receiving an instruction to reissue a transaction receipt; issuing means for issuing a reissue receipt based on a setting regarding whether or not a stamp should be displayed on the reissue receipt when the reissue instruction is accepted; A receipt issuing device comprising:

2. The issuing unit issues a reissue receipt that does not include the tax stamp indication or a reissue receipt that includes the tax stamp indication based on the setting. The receipt issuing device according to claim 1 .

3. The stamp indication is an indication regarding declaration and payment by format indication or an indication regarding affixing a stamp. The receipt issuing device according to claim 1 .

4. The transaction receipt is a receipt including the stamp indication. The receipt issuing device according to claim 1 .

5. The system further includes a change unit that changes the settings based on input change information. The receipt issuing device according to claim 1 .

6. On the computer, A function to accept instructions to reissue transaction receipts, When the reissue instruction is accepted, a function of issuing a reissue receipt based on a setting regarding whether or not to display a stamp on the reissue receipt; A program that can be executed.

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