The question of whether you need to pay more taxes when you buy a house and write the names of two people actually involves the intersection of tax regulations and real estate regulations. In China's tax regulations and real estate regulations, there are clear provisions on the case of joint ownership of real estate.
First of all, from a tax point of view, if two people jointly own a property, then they need to pay the corresponding property tax according to their respective proportion of the property. Specifically, if two people each own half of the property, then they will each need to pay half of the property tax. This principle is fair because everyone has the same share of the property and should therefore bear the same tax liability.
However, in China's real estate regulations, there are certain preferential policies for properties jointly owned by husband and wife. For example, when calculating property taxes, couples can calculate the tax base for only one property instead of two. This preferential policy is to encourage couples to own property together and increase family cohesion.
In addition, if two people are buying a property in partnership, then they will need to pay the corresponding property tax according to their respective proportions of the property. This principle is also fair, as everyone has their own contribution and contribution in the purchase of a partnership home.
In short, if two people jointly own a property, they need to pay the corresponding property tax according to their respective proportion of the property. However, in some cases, they can enjoy certain preferential policies. Specific tax regulations and preferential policies need to be determined according to local tax regulations and real estate regulations.
In addition, it should be noted that in the process of buying a house, in addition to the property tax, there are also some other related fees that need to be paid, such as deed tax, personal income tax, etc. The exact amount and payment method of these fees will also need to be determined according to local tax regulations and property regulations.
Therefore, if two people jointly own a property, they need to be aware of local tax regulations and property regulations in order to correctly calculate the taxes and other related fees that need to be paid. At the same time, they also need to comply with local tax regulations and property regulations to ensure that the property is legally and compliantly owned and used.
In short, the question of whether you need to pay more tax for writing the names of two people when buying a house needs to be determined according to local tax regulations and real estate regulations. But in any case, co-ownership of a property needs to comply with the relevant rules and regulations to ensure that the property is legally and compliantly owned and used.