Can I have a separate receipt?
'Separato' — 'se-pa-RA-to'. Four syllables, stress on third.
When splitting purchases for different purposes — personal and business expenses, for example. Also useful when sharing a shop with someone.
'Scontrino separato' = separate receipt. Italian law requires a receipt ('scontrino fiscale') for every sale. Splitting a purchase means two separate transactions at the till.
Posso pagare in due transazioni separate?
Can I pay in two separate transactions?
Asking to split the payment into two separate purchases
Questo è per il lavoro.
This is for work.
Explaining why you need a separate receipt — for expense claims
Può fare una ricevuta intestata all'azienda?
Can you make a receipt made out to a company?
Asking for a corporate receipt/invoice
In Italy, the 'scontrino fiscale' is a legal document. Businesses are legally required to issue one for every sale and customers are technically required to carry it until leaving the vicinity of the shop. The Guardia di Finanza can ask to see it.