Which document puts you at the least risk of identity theft? a cash receipts b pre-approved credit card offers c old tax records d paycheck stubs

A Cash receipts

Explanation:

The receipt is the document that proves the payment of a certain amount of money, issued by the creditor (who receives), and addressed to the debtor (who pays).

There is no specific commercial regulation of the receipt, being the instructions of the Higher Banking Council and banking and commercial practices the additional rules of legal protection. According to these, the receipt is considered a trade effect with characteristics similar to the bill and the promissory note, being able to be endorsed and discounted whenever it is accepted.

The payment of the receipt is usually domiciled in a bank account, but it is also customary to collect at the address of the payer-released.

In the case of direct debit of the receipt, the written authorization of the debtor is necessary for the bank to charge or debit its payment. Once this entry has been made, the entity sends the receipt document to the debtor as proof of payment.

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