How to Say ‘Tax number on the receipt?’ in Portuguese
Contribuinte?
kohn-tree-BWEEN-teh
[kohn-tree-BWEEN-teh]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Cashiers ask this at almost every checkout, meaning "Do you want your tax number on the receipt?". Visitors can just say Não, obrigado.
Phrase Breakdown
Contribuinte
[kohn-tree-BWEEN-teh]
taxpayer (tax number)
Short for 'número de contribuinte', the tax ID waiters ask if you want on your receipt.
Quer a fatura com contribuinte?
Do you want the receipt with your tax number?
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