print receipt for a single Apple Card transaction

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print receipt for a single Apple Card transaction

How do I print a receipt for a single Apple Card transaction? I need to deduct a transaction made with my Apple Card because, unlike most of my charges on that card, this was a business expense. When I access the statement from Wallet on my phone, the "description" for each transaction is exactly the same. "APPLE.COM/BILL ONE APPLE PARK WAY...." But I need an exact description, date and price. When I access the receipt using the Apple Card History App, I can't find an option to print or export as PDF. I can take a screenshot and print that, but this seems like a lame workaround.

What is the best way to get a detailed PDF (or printed) receipt for an individual transaction made with Apple Card?

iPhone 14 Pro

Posted on Jan 10, 2025 10:40 AM

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Chattanoogan

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Jan 13, 2025 2:33 AM in response to gart

I can say that there’s no card-holder accessible means to routinely do so.

A wallet transaction screenshot “image to pdf” substantiating my own payment …

… along with the detailed, vendor-provided receipt/invoice itemizing the charges and reflecting my payment …

… is the same method that I … and probably countless others use to substantiate expenses.

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Jeff Donald

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Jan 13, 2025 5:31 AM in response to gart

As I previously stated, Apple has the receipt not Goldman Sachs. The receipt was emailed to you by Apple. Depending on your mail application, you select the email and then press the print button. You may at that time be offered the option to save as a pdf.

Banks do not put receipts in your credit card statements or transaction records.

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Jeff Donald

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Jan 10, 2025 10:50 AM in response to gart

Itemized receipts are provided by the merchant and lists your payment method and last 4 digits for verification. Credit card statements have very limited data and rarely are itemized.

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sberman

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Jan 12, 2025 6:49 PM in response to gart

gart wrote:

Taking a screen shot and printing that seems like a lame workaround.

Why? That accomplishes your objective .

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gart Author

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Jan 10, 2025 11:20 AM in response to Jeff Donald

Thanks for response Jeff. You are correct, but my question is -- what is the best way to get a printed copy of the receipt? In this case, Apple is the merchant, and the item purchased is an app used for my business. How do I print a receipt of that purchase? I'm pretty sure it can be done. I'd like a step by step example.

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sberman

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Jan 12, 2025 1:22 PM in response to gart

Assuming you’re using an iPhone or iPad:

Open the App Store app.
Tap your Apple Account indicator in the upper right corner.
Choose “Purchase History”.
Tap the “Showing” line near the top if the default shown (“last 90 days, paid”) needs adjustment.
Tap the specific application for details.

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gart Author

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Jan 12, 2025 6:23 PM in response to sberman

Thanks for response Sberman. You are correct, receipts can be viewed here. Also can be viewed in the Apple Purchase History app. But my question is not how to see it, my question is -- what is the best way to get a printed copy of the receipt (or export a pdf)? I'm pretty sure it can be done. I'd like a step by step example. Taking a screen shot and printing that seems like a lame workaround.

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Jan 12, 2025 6:54 PM in response to gart

Re: “… I'm pretty sure it can be done …”

What is the basis of your confidence ?

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gart Author

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Jan 12, 2025 8:23 PM in response to Chattanoogan

Ha! Chattanoogan -- good question. I'm pretty sure it can be done because... it seems like it's something that should be easy to do... I understand this may be a false premise.

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print receipt for a single Apple Card transaction

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