Target Samsung 4K TV Receipt Example
This receipt shows a high-ticket Samsung Frame TV purchase at Target — one of the most popular premium TVs sold in-store. It demonstrates how Target formats electronics with full model numbers, long product descriptions that wrap across multiple lines, and significant tax amounts on expensive items. The receipt total exceeds $1,000, showing how the generator handles large purchase amounts.
Receipt Breakdown
What Makes This Receipt Realistic
- • Full Samsung model number (QN43LS03FAFXZA) matching the real SKU format
- • Long product description wrapping across multiple lines on thermal paper
- • High-value purchase with correct tax on a $999.99 item
- • Single item receipt — common for big electronics purchases
- • Standard Target store header, footer, and barcode format
- • Visa payment with masked card number for a large transaction
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Target list Samsung TV model numbers on receipts?
Samsung TVs appear with the full manufacturer model number in ALL CAPS, followed by the marketing name and key specs. For example: SAMSUNG QN43LS03FAFXZA LS03FA 43" 4K QLED THE FRAME TV. This detailed format helps identify the exact product for warranty and return purposes.
How much tax does Target charge on a TV?
Electronics are fully taxable in all US states with sales tax. On a $999.99 TV at a 7.25% tax rate, the tax is $72.50 for a total of $1,072.49. Tax rates vary by state and locality — our generator lets you set the exact rate.
Can I create a receipt for any electronics item?
Yes. Enter any product description, model number, and price. The generator handles any amount from a $10 cable to a $3,000 TV. The receipt formats correctly with proper subtotal, tax, and total regardless of the price.