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The Motorcycle Sales Receipt is a crucial document in New Zealand's automotive trade sector, designed to formalize and record motorcycle sales transactions. This document is required for both dealer and private sales, serving as official proof of purchase and ownership transfer. It must comply with various New Zealand regulations, including the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, Motor Vehicle Sales Act 2003, and Fair Trading Act 1986. The receipt includes vital information such as vehicle specifications, price, warranty details, and both parties' information. It's particularly important for vehicle registration transfers, insurance purposes, and maintaining accurate ownership records. This document also helps protect both buyers and sellers by clearly documenting the transaction terms and conditions, while ensuring compliance with New Zealand's legal requirements for vehicle sales.

1. Receipt Header: Contains receipt number, date, and dealer information including registered business name, address, and GST number

2. Buyer Details: Full name, address, contact information, and identification details of the purchaser

3. Seller Details: Full name, address, contact information of the seller (if private sale) or dealership details

4. Vehicle Details: Comprehensive motorcycle specifications including make, model, year, VIN/chassis number, registration number, odometer reading

5. Transaction Details: Purchase price, GST (if applicable), deposit paid, balance paid, payment method, and total amount

6. Warranties and Guarantees: Details of any warranties or guarantees applicable to the sale

7. Acknowledgment: Statement confirming the transaction and transfer of ownership, to be signed by both parties