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Receipts

  • 2026 · September
  • 2026 · August
  • 2026 · July
  • Unsorted (3)

September

14 receipts
Hardware store — $86.40
Fuel — $92.10
Office chair — $349.00
Printer paper — $24.95
Approval needed · The agent wants to save “September receipts.csv” to your Library.

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