If my husband s house is transferred to my wife s name, do I have to pay taxes?

To change the name of the husband and wife, only the real estate certificate is required.

Stamp duty of $5 and no other fees are required.

The premise of changing the name of the couple's real estate certificate is that the house ownership certificate has been obtained.

That is to say, even if the house is being repaid by one of the spouses, the transfer of the property between the husband and wife cannot be processed.

When going through the formalities, both husband and wife need to be present at the same time to fill in the "Application for Housing Ownership Registration", and the specific documents to be submitted vary depending on the nature of the house, and the specific information to be submitted is as follows:

1. If it is a house to be renovated, it is necessary to provide a certificate of the original selling unit, indicating that the property owner is allowed to change the name of the spouse due to heating reasons; If it is commercial housing and affordable housing.

Both husband and wife write an application for change and briefly indicate the reasons;

2. Marriage certificate.

Photocopy (original to be verified).

3. ID cards of both husband and wife.

Photocopy (check the original);

4. The agreement on the joint ownership of the house by the husband and wife;

5. Housing ownership certificate;

6. Provide a copy of the original purchase contract for housing reform (check the original);

7. Drawings and copies of registration forms for house ownership certificates. If there is no picture in the certificate, it is not necessary to provide it, and the name of the original property owner is not copied in the registration form;

When it is necessary to handle the transfer of real estate between husband and wife, you only need to prepare relevant materials and pay stamp duty to go to the relevant designated place for processing.

To be delivered. If the pre-marital property is less than 8 years old, the full deed tax needs to be paid, and if the marriage has expired for one year, you can apply for reduction and exemption with relevant documents, and the deed tax can generally be reduced by half; If the property is purchased after marriage, because it is joint property, you only need to pay half of the deed tax with the relevant documents.

1. Buyers should pay taxes and fees.

1) Deed tax: 3% for the house (3% for the area of more than 144 square meters, 1% for the area of less than 90 square meters and the first house).

2) Stamp duty: of the house payment.

3) Transaction fee: 3 yuan per square meter.

4) Surveying and mapping fee: RMB square meter.

5) Ownership registration fee and certificate collection fee: generally within 200 yuan.

2. The seller shall pay taxes and fees.

1) Stamp duty: of the house payment.

2) Transaction fee: 3 yuan per square meter.

3) Business Tax: Full amount of the real estate certificate less than 5 years old).

4) Personal income tax: 20% of the profit part of the real estate transaction or 1% of the house price (the real estate certificate can be exempted if it is the only house for 5 years).

Need; One is that the property before marriage needs to pass all the real estate deed tax, and the other is that after marriage, it belongs to the joint property of the husband and wife, and only half of the deed tax of the property needs to be paid.

It is not clear what is going on in Zhejiang.

We only charge 80 yuan for the cost of production, and there are no other fees.

Legal Analysis: No tax is required. The Notice on Deed Tax Policies on the Change of Housing and Land Ownership between Husband and Wife has decided to clarify that the change of real estate ownership between husband and wife will be exempted from deed tax from December 31, 2013.

The circular stipulates that during the existence of the marital relationship, if the ownership of the house or land originally owned by one of the husband and wife is changed to the joint ownership of the husband and wife or the other party, or the ownership of the house or land was originally owned by the husband and wife and is changed to the ownership of one of the parties, or the ownership of the house or land was originally owned by the husband and wife, and the two parties agree to change the common share, the deed tax shall be exempted. In addition to the "additional name" exemption from deed tax, the policy also gives preferential policies for the other three forms of house and land ownership change between husband and wife, mainly due to four considerations: 1. The voluntary change of house and land ownership between husband and wife during the existence of the marital relationship generally does not involve the exchange of funds or other rights and interests, and cannot be simply regarded as a sale, exchange or gift; 2. The change of house and land ownership between husband and wife is the adjustment of real estate within the family, and it is necessary to give certain care to real estate in the current situation that real estate is the main wealth of most families in society; 3. The deed tax policies related to the change of housing and land ownership between husband and wife have a high degree of social concern, and the reduction and exemption is in line with public opinion; 4. Implement a unified deed tax policy for the four forms of change, which is convenient for local financial and taxation authorities to grasp the policy, and the collection and management operation is relatively simple.

Legal basis: Notice on Deed Tax Policies on the Change of Housing and Land Ownership between Husband and Wife During the existence of the marital relationship, if the ownership of the house or land was originally owned by one of the husband and wife and is changed to be jointly owned by the husband and wife or the other party, or the ownership of the house or land was originally owned by the husband and wife and changed to one of the parties, or the ownership of the house or land was originally owned by the husband and wife, and the two parties agree to change the common share, the deed tax shall be exempted.

Legal analysis: No, you don't. During the existence of the marital relationship, if the ownership of the house or land was originally owned by one of the husband and wife and is changed to be jointly owned by the husband and wife or the other party is confiscated, or the ownership of the house or land was originally owned by the husband and wife and is changed to one of the parties, or the ownership of the house or land was originally owned by the husband and wife, and the two parties agree to change the common share, the deed tax shall be exempted.

Legal basisArticle 2 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Urban Real Estate shall comply with this Law when it obtains the land use right for real estate development within the scope of state-owned land (hereinafter referred to as state-owned land) in the urban planning area of the People's Republic of China, engages in real estate development and real estate transactions, and implements real estate management. "Houses" as used in this Law refers to buildings and other buildings and structures on land.

The term "real estate development" as used in this Law refers to the act of renting infrastructure facilities and housing on land for which the state-owned land use right has been obtained in accordance with this Law. The term "real estate transactions" as used in this Law includes real estate transfers, real estate mortgages and housing leases.

To go through the procedures for changing the name of the husband and wife, you only need to provide the stamp duty of 5 yuan on the real estate certificate, and you do not need to pay any other fees.

The premise of going through the procedures for changing the name of the real estate certificate of the husband and wife is that the house ownership certificate has been obtained, that is, the house that is being repaid by the loan, even if it is purchased by one of the husband and wife, cannot be transferred between the husband and wife. When going through the formalities, both husband and wife need to be present at the same time to fill in the "Application for Housing Ownership Registration", and the specific documents to be submitted vary depending on the nature of the house, and the specific information to be submitted is as follows:

1. If it is a house to be renovated, it is necessary to provide a certificate of the original selling unit, indicating that the property owner is allowed to change the name of the spouse due to heating reasons; If it is a commercial house or affordable housing, both husband and wife should write an application for change and briefly indicate the reason;

2. A copy of the marriage certificate (original to be verified).

3. Copies of the ID cards of both husband and wife (check the original);

4. The agreement on the joint ownership of the house by the husband and wife;

5. Housing ownership certificate;

6. Provide a copy of the original purchase contract for housing reform (check the original);

7. Drawings and copies of registration forms for house ownership certificates. If there is no picture in the certificate, it is not necessary to provide it, and the name of the original property owner is not copied in the registration form;

When it is necessary to handle the transfer of real estate between husband and wife, you only need to prepare relevant materials and pay stamp duty to go to the relevant designated location for processing.

If my husband's house is transferred to my wife's name, do I have to pay taxes?

According to the regulations, during the existence of the marital relationship, if the ownership of the house or land originally belonged to one of the husband and wife and is changed to be jointly owned by the husband and wife or the other party, or the ownership of the house or land was originally owned by the husband and wife, and is changed to one of the parties, or the ownership of the house or land was originally owned by the husband and wife, and the two parties agree to change the common share, they are exempt from high deed tax.