- Jurisdiction
- Nebraska
I understand that banks can charge you A fee if you don't bank with them. What i want to know is why are they not required to give you a receipt for this money transaction. Example, a noncustomer gives teller a $100 check to cash and and the noncustomer leaves with $95. Seems the bank doesn't have to pay taxes on the $5 since no receipt is given. I have asked for one and was given a deposit slip that they typed $5 for checking fees on it. What i was looking for was that i gave them a check for $100 and they gave me $95 on a receipt. They are not set up to give a receipt for these check cashing fees in form of receipts yet its all legal?