Invoice Template

Driver Salary Receipt Format: For Reimbursement Claims

A driver salary receipt format for monthly salary and employer reimbursement claims, with a ready sample, the details employers ask for, and revenue stamp guidance.

Driver salary receipt sample

Driver salary receipt

DRIVER SALARY RECEIPT

Received a sum of ₹16,000.00 (Rupees Sixteen Thousand Only) from Mr. Vikram Shah towards my salary as driver for the month of October 2026, for driving car GJ01CD5678.

Name of driver: Mahesh Thakor
Driving licence no.: [ ]
Address: [ ]

Paid by: Cash / UPI / bank transfer

Date: 31 Oct 2026
[Revenue stamp if cash above Rs 5,000]
Signature of driver
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What employers usually ask for

Tips

Do

  • Pay the driver by bank or UPI where you can.
  • Keep one receipt per month.
  • Follow your employer reimbursement policy wording.

Avoid

  • Do not make receipts for a driver you did not employ.
  • Do not sign on behalf of the driver.

A one-year set in one go

Employers that reimburse driver salary often want twelve monthly receipts. Use the receipt maker with the payment receipt type: change the month and download each, or keep a Word file and edit the month. Each receipt must be for a month the driver was actually employed and paid.

Declaration wording some employers use

Declaration

I, Vikram Shah, declare that I have employed Mahesh Thakor as driver for my car GJ01CD5678 from April 2026 to March 2027 at a monthly salary of 16,000 rupees, and that the car is used for official purposes as per company policy.

Signature of employee ________

Documents to keep

Frequently asked questions

Is a revenue stamp needed on a driver salary receipt?

If paid in cash above Rs 5,000 a Re 1 revenue stamp is generally used. Check your employer policy too.

Can I make a driver salary slip instead?

Yes. The salary slip generator has a driver sample with the household as employer.

Checked and updated 14 Oct 2026. Independent template site; not tax or legal advice.