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The Payment Received Agreement Letter is a crucial document used in Swiss business transactions to formally acknowledge the receipt of payments and provide legal certainty under Swiss law. This document type is particularly important in situations requiring formal payment documentation, such as large transactions, final settlements, or where future proof of payment may be necessary. It complies with the Swiss Code of Obligations and includes essential details such as payment amount, date, method, and purpose, along with any specific terms or conditions related to the settlement. The letter serves multiple purposes: it provides the payer with formal proof of payment, helps the recipient maintain accurate financial records, and can be used as evidence in case of future disputes. In the Swiss legal context, such formal acknowledgment carries significant weight in establishing payment completion and can be crucial for both accounting and legal purposes.

1. Letter Date and Address Block: Formal business letter header including date, sender's and recipient's full details

2. Reference Line: Clear reference to any relevant invoice numbers, contract numbers, or previous correspondence

3. Payment Details: Specific amount received, currency, date of receipt, and method of payment

4. Purpose of Payment: Clear statement of what the payment was for, referencing any specific goods, services, or obligations

5. Confirmation Statement: Formal acknowledgment of payment receipt and whether this represents partial or full settlement

6. Account Status: Statement of the current account status after payment (e.g., paid in full, remaining balance)

7. Signature Block: Formal closure including name, title, and signature of authorized representative