Broker Invoice Template

Create professional broker invoices for brokerage fees and commission-based transactions with clear deal references and calculation fields. This broker invoice template supports brokerage fees, commissions, referrals, placement services, and payout terms—ideal for brokers billing clients and finance teams with clean documentation. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

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What to Include on a Broker Invoice

Broker invoices should clearly reference the transaction and show how fees are determined.

Transaction details
  • Deal/transaction reference
  • Commission basis (gross, net, milestone)
  • Commission rate (optional)
  • Payout terms/period (optional)
Common broker charges
  • Brokerage fee
  • Commission fee
  • Referral fee
  • Placement/matching services
  • Administrative processing
  • Contract support
Totals
  • Subtotal, tax (if applicable), total due
  • Payment terms and instructions

Brokerage Fees vs Commission: How to Show the Difference

Brokers may charge a fixed fee, a commission, or both depending on the arrangement.

Fixed brokerage fee
A flat amount for the service of brokering the transaction.

Commission
A percentage-based fee (or milestone-based fee) tied to a transaction value or payouts.

Using “Commission basis” and “Commission rate” fields makes the invoice easier to approve, especially for finance teams.

Payout Terms, Milestones, and Timing

Broker payments may follow different schedules.

Common setups
  • Fee due upon closing/completion
  • Commission due after payment is received
  • Milestone-based commission splits
Adding a payout terms field helps align the invoice with the agreement and reduces disputes about timing.

Broker Invoices for Approval and Record Keeping

Broker invoices often need to align with contracts and transaction records.

Best practices
  • Use the same deal reference as the contract
  • Keep fee labels simple and explicit (“Brokerage fee”, “Commission fee”)
  • Include commission basis/rate where applicable
  • Avoid ambiguous “misc” charges
Clear documentation helps buyers approve and pay faster.

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