A broker’s invoice is really a commission on someone else’s transaction — the deal value, the property, and the RERA reference all need to be on the bill, not just a flat fee with no context. Here’s the correct format.
Real estate broker billing software has to show the deal value the commission is calculated from, not just the commission amount itself — clients and auditors both expect to see the percentage and the base transaction it applied to.
It also needs to distinguish sale brokerage from rental brokerage, since these are billed completely differently (a one-time percentage of sale price versus typically one or two months’ rent), and to carry RERA registration details where applicable for compliance.
| Field | Why It’s Needed |
|---|---|
| Invoice number & date | Standard GST requirement, sequential for the financial year |
| Service / Property Type | Flat sale, plot sale, commercial rental, residential rental, etc. |
| Property Address | Identifies exactly which property the brokerage relates to |
| Deal Value | The transaction value the commission percentage is calculated from |
| RERA No. | Registration reference where applicable |
| Agreement Date | When the underlying sale/rental agreement was signed |
| SAC code & GST rate | Brokerage services commonly at 18% |
| Total commission amount | Final payable brokerage fee, GST included |
Below is BizKhata’s template gallery — the Real Estate Broker template sits alongside 45+ other GST-ready formats, pre-configured with the fields this business needs so you’re not building the invoice structure from scratch.

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A brokerage GST bill needs an invoice number and date, property type and address, the deal value the commission is calculated from, RERA number where applicable, SAC code and GST rate, and the total commission amount.
Real estate brokerage and agency services are commonly taxed at 18% GST — confirm current applicability on the official GST portal.
Since brokerage is a percentage of the transaction, showing the deal value alongside the commission amount gives the client and any auditor a clear, verifiable basis for the fee charged.
Sale brokerage is typically a one-time percentage of the sale price, while rental brokerage is commonly one or two months’ rent — billing software should support both models distinctly.
Yes, for regulated transactions, including the RERA reference on the invoice supports compliance and gives the client a clear audit trail.
Yes. BizKhata’s Real Estate Broker template supports deal-value-linked commission billing, sale and rental brokerage, and RERA reference tracking.
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