What is the last step after ringing up a tax exempt sale?

Providing the customer with a receipt is the final step after ringing up a tax-exempt sale because it serves as proof of purchase and confirms that the transaction has been completed successfully. The receipt is essential for both the customer and the store, as it details the items purchased, the total amount paid, and indicates that the tax-exempt status was applied correctly. This is particularly important in tax-exempt transactions as it provides documentation needed for the customer’s records or for any future inquiries.

Other options, while they may have their own importance in different contexts, do not directly follow the completion of the transaction in the way giving a receipt does. Asking for feedback is valuable for improving service but is generally conducted after the transaction has concluded and is not a necessary step in the process of completing a sale. Waiting for a manager to check the transaction is not required unless there are specific policies in place regarding such transactions. Filing the receipt is also an important task but typically occurs after the transaction has been completed and the customer has received their documentation.