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The Security Deposit Receipt is a fundamental document in Dutch rental transactions, required whenever a tenant provides a security deposit to a landlord or property manager. This document, governed by Dutch civil law, serves multiple purposes: it provides the tenant with official proof of deposit payment, protects the landlord's right to hold the deposit for potential damages or unpaid rent, and establishes clear terms for the deposit's return. The Security Deposit Receipt should be issued immediately upon receipt of the deposit and must comply with Dutch rental regulations, including provisions in the Burgerlijk Wetboek regarding security deposits and rental agreements. The document typically accompanies the main rental agreement and forms part of the essential documentation for both residential and commercial rental arrangements in the Netherlands.

1. Header Information: Date, reference number, and title of the document

2. Parties: Full details of the landlord/property manager receiving the deposit and the tenant providing the deposit, including names, addresses, and contact information

3. Rental Property Details: Complete address and description of the rental property to which this security deposit relates

4. Deposit Information: Amount of security deposit received, date of receipt, and form of payment (cash, bank transfer, etc.)

5. Related Rental Agreement: Reference to the main rental agreement including its date and any relevant reference numbers

6. Terms of Return: Conditions under which the deposit will be returned, including inspection requirements and potential deductions

7. Signatures: Space for dated signatures of both parties confirming the accuracy of the information