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Candy Exchange Receipt

Form PRS-3 · Candy Exchange Program Receipt

Plenty of families trade some of the Halloween haul for something else: a book, a small toy, an outing. The Parental Revenue Service records the transaction properly with a thermal-style receipt itemising what was handed over, what was received in exchange and the official rate. It makes the swap feel like a fair deal rather than a disappearing act.

  • Free classic wording
  • Receipt
  • Prints two to a page

Quick filing slip

Fills in the form at the Filing Desk. No account needed.

  • Classic wording free
  • Ready in 30 seconds
  • Letter or A4

How filing worksOpen the Filing Desk

Exhibit A · Form PRS-3
★ Keepsake copy ★
The Bureau of Whimsy
Parental Revenue Service
Office of Candy Collections31 Pumpkin Patch Plaza
Candy Exchange Program Receipt
Form
PRS-3
Case No.
PRS-2026-37869
Date
11/01/2026
Received from
Maya
Terminal
PRS-02
  • Account holderMaya
  • Depositone bag of extra treats
  • Withdrawala brand-new book
  • Retained for enjoyinga few favourites
  • Tiptoe surchargeWaived
NET RESULTEVERYBODY WINS

The Parental Revenue Service thanks Maya for a most generous trade. Your treats will help keep the Bureau’s lanterns glowing through the long winter nights.

No refunds required. Happiness included.

PRS-2026-37869
Scan to verify authenticity
Clerk: C.T.C.
Keep this stubPRS-2026-3786911/01/2026
EXCHANGEDNOV 01 2026 · PRS DESKPARENTAL REVENUE SERVICE ★ THANKYOU
★ Bureau file copy ★
The Bureau of Whimsy
Parental Revenue Service
Office of Candy Collections31 Pumpkin Patch Plaza
Candy Exchange Program Receipt
Form
PRS-3
Case No.
PRS-2026-37869
Date
11/01/2026
Received from
Maya
Terminal
PRS-02
  • Account holderMaya
  • Depositone bag of extra treats
  • Withdrawala brand-new book
  • Retained for enjoyinga few favourites
  • Tiptoe surchargeWaived
NET RESULTEVERYBODY WINS

The Parental Revenue Service thanks Maya for a most generous trade. Your treats will help keep the Bureau’s lanterns glowing through the long winter nights.

No refunds required. Happiness included.

PRS-2026-37869
Scan to verify authenticity
Clerk: C.T.C.
Keep this stubPRS-2026-3786911/01/2026
EXCHANGEDNOV 01 2026 · PRS DESKPARENTAL REVENUE SERVICE ★ THANKYOU
Specimen filed for Maya, age 6. Yours carries your child’s name, its own case number and a working verification code. Scan this one with your phone to see the page your child will see.

When it’s called for

  • The days after Halloween, when you swap candy for a treat.
  • Children with allergies trading restricted candy for something safe.
  • Trimming the candy pile without a negotiation summit.
  • As a follow-up to the Candy Tax Assessment.

How to file it

Start at the Filing Desk
4 steps
  1. 1Agree the tradeDecide together what's being exchanged and for what. Offer two or three choices.
  2. 2Enter the detailsAdd your child's name and the items. Leave fields blank for classic wording.
  3. 3Print the receiptReceipts print two to a page on Letter or A4.
  4. 4Complete the transactionHand over the receipt with the exchange. Handshakes are binding.

Notes from the Liaison Desk

Memoranda

Small touches that make the paperwork land, collected from authorised grown-ups.

Tonight's bedtime story

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Reading Room

The Parental Revenue Service has stories too. Read one after the candy exchange receipt arrives: each has a 3-minute version for tired nights.

Questions from grown-ups

Candy Exchange Receipt

Plain answers about this document, for the grown-ups doing the filing.

Q.1What can kids exchange candy for?

Anything your family likes: a book, a small toy, a trip to the park, extra story time or a voucher for a later treat. The receipt lists whatever you agree.

Q.2How is the exchange receipt different from the candy tax?

The tax takes a small share; the exchange is a trade. Many families file both: tax on Halloween night, an exchange later in the week.

Q.3Does the receipt print on a normal printer?

Yes. It's a narrow receipt design that prints two to a page on Letter or A4.

Often filed together

All Parental Revenue Service forms
Cross-references
  • Form PRS-1Free

    Halloween Candy Tax Assessment

    An official (and very fair) assessment of the Halloween haul — sharing deductions, a tax-free favourite and Parental Withholding.

    Official form
  • Form PRS-2Free

    Costume Inspection Certificate

    Certifies this year's Halloween costume as inspected, admired, twirl-tested and Fully Approved for Spooking.

    Certificate

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