The General Bill of Sale is used to document the transfer of ownership of personal property from a seller to a buyer. It can be used for such items as artwork, furniture, jewelry, horses, pets, sports equipment, computers, electronic equipment, etc.

With this form, both the buyer and the seller protect their rights as it provides a receipt for both parties, and is useful for accounting purposes.

A completed General Bill of Sale will include the following information:

1. Amount paid for transfer of personal property
2. Date of purchase
3. Name and address of seller and buyer
4. Description of the item(s) sold
5. Signature of seller and buyer