British Columbia Rent Receipt Law
British Columbia landlords must give the tenant a receipt for rent paid in cash, under section 26(2) of the Residential Tenancy Act.
Last reviewed: October 2026
Make a British Columbia rent receipt ↓What to Put on the Receipt
The law does not list required contents. A receipt that shows the date, the amount, the rent period, the property address, the tenant's name and the landlord's or agent's name and signature covers what tenants, courts and others usually ask for.
Details
The Act does not say when the receipt is due or what it must show.
Checked against the text of the law in October 2026. This is general information, not legal advice; your tenancy agreement and local rules can add to it. Read the linked law or ask a tenant advice service or a lawyer about your situation.
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British Columbia Rent Receipt FAQ
Does a landlord have to give a rent receipt in British Columbia?
British Columbia landlords must give the tenant a receipt for rent paid in cash, under section 26(2) of the Residential Tenancy Act.
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