After buying a house, many people want to move their accounts, but when they settle down, they also need buyers to provide purchase contracts and purchase invoices. If the purchase invoice is lost and you want to apply for a real estate license, the buyer can go to the developer with ID cards, purchase contracts and other materials, and the developer will issue a stub of the invoice and stamp it, and then the tax authorities will review and verify it.

Purchase invoices are very important, but some developers don't issue invoices to buyers in order to evade taxes and avoid taxes. If you encounter the property buyers who are slow to open the purchase invoice, you can confidently ask them for it, because there are laws to support you.

No purchase invoice for real estate license is blocked:

When handling the real estate license, the Housing Authority will ask the purchaser to issue an invoice for the full amount of the house purchase, which proves that the house has completed the delivery of funds and the property right of the house can be registered under the name of the purchaser.

If there is no invoice after buying a house, it means that the house has not paid all the relevant taxes and fees, and it is impossible to apply for a real estate license. Because the purchase invoice is also a proof that developers pay value-added tax and land value-added tax.

When some cities settle down, they will ask for a purchase invoice. After the buyer moves into a new house, he has to go to the local police station to settle down with the purchase invoice. It is troublesome to settle down without the purchase invoice.