No, the house purchase invoices are opened in two separate parts because the first is the down payment invoice and the last is the full payment invoice.

After the developer has issued a "Uniform Invoice for Real Estate Sales" for you, the developer will get the balance from the bank for your loan and issue a new "General Value-Added Tax Invoice" for you.

Both invoices are legal and valid. If you are worried about getting into trouble, when you pay the deed tax later, you will get a "Deed Tax Payment Certificate" issued by the local tax department, which will record your entire house price.

Invoice process:

After the home buyers have paid all the purchase payments, the developer issues a payment certificate to the home buyers. Generally speaking, there are two types of invoices for purchasing a house: one is when you choose to purchase a house with full payment, the developer will issue you a purchase invoice for the full payment.

If you choose a mortgage loan, after you pay the down payment, an invoice will be issued for the down payment. Then when the bank mortgage procedures are completed, the developer will issue it to you. An invoice receipt for a mortgage. This invoice is used to prove that your house belongs to you before you apply for the real estate certificate.