How To Read A Walmart Receipt?

• Store location.
• The date and time of your purchase.
• The transaction number. 

This information can be useful if you need to return an item or if you want to keep track of your spending habits.

Next, you’ll see a list of the items you purchased, along with their prices. Each item will have:

• A description, such as the name of the product
• The size or quantity, 
• Any applicable UPC or SKU numbers. 
• The price of each item will be listed next to its description.

If an item was on sale or you used a coupon or discount code, the discount will be listed next to the item’s price. The discount may be listed as a percentage or as a dollar amount, depending on the type of promotion.

Walmart Totals and Tax

After the list of items, you’ll see the subtotal, which is the total price of all the items before taxes and other fees are added. If there were any taxes or fees applied to your purchase, those will be listed next, along with the total amount due.

If you paid with cash or a debit card, the amount you paid will be listed, as well as any change you received. If you paid with a credit card or other form of electronic payment, the receipt will show the last four digits of the card number and the type of card used.

Some Last-minute Marketing Communication

Finally, you may see a survey invitation or other promotional information at the bottom of the receipt. You can ignore this if you’re not interested, but if you do want to provide feedback or enter a contest, follow the instructions provided.

Make the Most of Your Walmart Receipt

• Keep your receipts organized by date or by store, so you can easily find them later if you need to reference them.
• If you notice an error on your receipt, such as an incorrect price or missing item, bring it to the attention of a Walmart associate or customer service representative right away.
• If you’re trying to track your spending or stick to a budget, consider using a budgeting app or spreadsheet to help you keep track of your Walmart purchases.
• Are you a frequent Walmart shopper, if so, consider signing up for a Walmart credit card or other rewards program to earn cash back or other rewards on your purchases.