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The Real Estate Invoice is a crucial document in Danish property transactions, serving as both a financial record and a legal requirement. It is used when a real estate transaction has been completed and payment for services, commissions, and related fees needs to be formally requested. The document must comply with Danish legislation, particularly the Bookkeeping Act and VAT Act, and includes essential elements such as property details, transaction values, applicable taxes, and payment terms. This invoice type is particularly important as real estate transactions in Denmark have specific VAT treatments and tax implications that must be accurately reflected. The document serves multiple purposes: it acts as a payment demand, provides documentation for tax authorities, serves as an accounting record, and confirms the financial aspects of the property transaction.

1. Invoice Header: Contains invoice number, date of issue, and due date

2. Seller Details: Full legal name, CVR number (business registration), address, and contact information of the real estate agency or seller

3. Buyer Details: Full name, address, and any relevant registration numbers of the property buyer

4. Property Details: Address and cadastral number of the property being sold

5. Transaction Details: Sale price, commission rates, and other relevant charges

6. Tax Information: VAT status of the transaction, any applicable VAT amounts, and property registration tax details

7. Payment Information: Bank account details, payment terms, and payment instructions

8. Legal Notices: Any mandatory legal statements required under Danish law