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A Simple Rent Receipt is a fundamental document in Dutch property rental transactions, required for both legal and practical purposes. This document is used whenever rent is paid, serving as official proof of payment and compliance with rental obligations under Dutch law. The receipt should be issued immediately after each rent payment and must contain specific information as required by Dutch Civil Code Book 7, including the parties' details, property information, payment amount, and period covered. A Simple Rent Receipt is particularly important for tax purposes, audit trails, and potential dispute resolution, and can be used for both residential and commercial tenancies. The document helps maintain clear financial records and provides protection for both landlords and tenants by documenting their financial transactions in accordance with Dutch legal requirements.

1. Receipt Header: Contains receipt number, date of issuance, and document title

2. Landlord Details: Full name and address of the landlord/property owner, including any business registration numbers if applicable

3. Tenant Details: Full name and address of the tenant making the payment

4. Property Information: Address and brief description of the rented property

5. Payment Details: Amount paid, payment period covered, payment method, and date of payment

6. Authentication: Signature of landlord or authorized representative, and official stamp if applicable