When buying a house, the main thing you need to pay is the deed tax, whether it is a first-hand house or a second-hand house!
At the same time, selling a house will also involve personal income tax and value-added tax.
There are currently two types of deed tax rates: 3% for residential and 4% for non-residential.
If you buy a residential property, the final standard charged by each city is different, the main reason is that there are preferential deed tax measures introduced by the city, when the buyer meets the conditions, a part of the deed tax can be reduced, and the low can be reduced to 1%.
Taking Shenzhen as an example, the deed tax standards in Shenzhen are as follows:
Area 90 : 1% for the first house;3 per cent for family second homes and other cases.
Area 90 : 1% for the first house;5%；3 per cent for family second homes and other cases.
For the sole home of the family, the deed tax rate will vary depending on the size of the house and whether it is the sole home of the family. In Shenzhen, the only house under 90 square meters is levied at 1%;The only house of more than 90 square meters is pressed by 15% levy. Non-ordinary housing and non-only ordinary housing shall be levied at 3%.
The following is a brief extension of the relevant knowledge of deed tax:
Housing deed tax is a special tax levied on changes in real estate property rights.
Housing deed tax, this tax has occupied an important position in China's tax system since the birth of New China. It represents the state's supervision and regulation of property rights changes in real estate transactions.
The property deed tax is levied on the change of property rights in real estate transactions, that is, a one-time tax that the new owner (property rights bearer) needs to pay to the state according to a certain percentage of the house price.
The proportion of this tax is determined according to the price of the house, and different regions, different housing types, and different transaction methods have different tax rates.
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