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The Daycare Receipt is a crucial document in the Netherlands' childcare system, serving as official proof of payment and essential documentation for various administrative purposes. It is required whenever childcare services are provided and paid for, enabling parents to claim childcare allowance (kinderopvangtoeslag) from the Dutch government. The receipt must include specific information mandated by Dutch law, including the daycare provider's registration details, service specifications, and payment information. This document is governed by multiple Dutch regulations, including the Wet kinderopvang and various tax laws, and must be maintained in both the provider's and parents' records for at least 7 years for tax purposes.

1. Receipt Header: Contains daycare provider's details including name, address, KvK number, and any relevant licensing numbers

2. Parent Information: Full name(s) and address of the parent(s) who are paying for the childcare

3. Child Information: Full name and date of birth of the child receiving care

4. Service Details: Specification of the childcare services provided, including dates and hours of care

5. Financial Information: Detailed breakdown of charges, including hourly rate, total hours, and total amount

6. Payment Information: Payment method, date of payment, and payment reference number

7. Tax Information: Information relevant for childcare allowance claims, including the daycare provider's registration number

8. Receipt Number and Date: Unique receipt identifier and date of issue