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Notary FeeTransaction Price*

Sales Tax: Transaction Price*

1. After 5 years, the difference will be levied.

2. Less than 5 years, full enlistment.

Individual income tax: transaction price * 1%.

1. Ordinary residential buildings that have been in residence for 5 years (including 5 years) and are the only housing of the seller's family are exempted.

2. Non-residential (no annual limit) is levied at 1% of the transaction price.

3. The transfer of donated housing shall be levied at 20% of the difference.

4. Direct gifts, looking at the old certificate, exempt from taxation for 5 years.

Deed tax: 1. The transaction price is *1%, and if the buyer is not the only house, it will be levied at 3% of the transaction price for ordinary houses below 90 square meters.

2. The transaction price*, if the buyer is not the only house, it will be levied at 3% of the transaction price if it is verified that the buyer is not the only house.

3. The transaction price * 3%, (more than 144 square meters including 144 square meters) land income:

Transaction price*, levied for housing reform.

Land Appreciation Tax:

1. The transaction price is 1%, and the residential property is exempted.

2. Non-residential, full levy (no annual limit), value-added amount" * 30% levy.

Stamp Duty: Transaction Price*

1. Residential, temporarily exempted.

2. Gift, non-residential, expropriation (each for both sides.)

Transfer Fee:

1. The area is * yuan square meters, and public housing has been purchased (housing reform housing, directly managed public housing, affordable housing, and fund-raising housing).

2. Area*6 square meters, commercial housing.

3. Area*8 square meters, villas and non-residential.

Title Transfer Registration Fee:

Elementary, residential and supporting garages.

Elementary, non-residential and non-equipped garage.

Principal, co-ownership warrants.

It's the same, just go to the housing authority to handle it.

First, use your grandparents' ID card or village committee certificate to go to the land management office to go through the transfer procedures of the land certificate, and then go to the county real estate bureau to go through the transfer procedures of the real estate certificate.

1. If there is a property right certificate.

You can go to the local land and housing management bureau to transfer the ownership.

2. If there is no property right certificate but there is a land use certificate.

1. You can write an agreement, such as: gift agreement, sale and purchase agreement, inheritance agreement, etc.

2. You can also reissue the property right certificate before transferring.

Rural houses do not have real estate certificates, only homestead use certificates, this certificate can only be transferred to the rural household registration people in this village, if the conditions are met, the homestead can be registered in the name of the new house owner, but in reality it is rarely done.

Do you mean to build your own house in the village?

The land in the village is under collective ownership, i.e. homestead. You can't go to the housing authority to handle the transfer because there is no real estate certificate.

You can go for a notarial deed, or sign an agreement, remembering that the original copy of the sale must be brought with you.

There are two reasons why small property rights cannot be transferred: 1Small-scale property rights are built on rural collective land, and their transactions are not protected and recognized by national laws.

2.Small-property houses do not have a real estate certificate and cannot be filed with the housing authority. Therefore, small property rights can only be transferred within the village collective.

In the suburbs of many cities, some village collective economic organizations concentrate on building peasant residential buildings on the collective land of their own villages, and in addition to being used to house the members of the collective economic organization, they also sell them to members outside the collective economic organization at a lower price. These houses are generally referred to as "small property houses".

According to the Ministry of Construction, non-members of collective economic organizations will not be able to register their property rights when they buy such houses, and it will be difficult to protect their legitimate rights and interests. The "township property rights" and "small property rights" promised by some projects do not comply with the law and are not protected by law, that is, they cannot go through legal procedures such as land use certificates, real estate certificates, and deed tax certificates.

The relevant person in charge of the Ministry of Land and Resources also made it clear to the "First Financial Network", "I only know the house with the national property right certificate, and I don't know that there is the so-called 'small property right house'." ”

A spokesman for the Ministry of Construction said that the current laws and regulations do not allow real estate development on collective land, and do not allow houses built on collective land to be sold to members outside the collective economic organization.

It is understood that the hot-selling "small property rights houses" in various places only have the seal of the township (town) ** or village committee to prove their ownership, and there is no seal of the national housing management department, and there is no property right certificate issued by the state.

At the same time, the "small property right house" does not have the rights to own, transfer, dispose of, and benefit from the house, and cannot go through the property right transfer procedures of the house. In the event of land acquisition or demolition by the state, as well as property disputes, buyers will lack legal support.

Hello! Small property rights are not protected by law and cannot be renamed through formal channels.

According to the Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China, the right to use land owned by peasant collectives may not be assigned, transferred or leased for non-agricultural construction. However, rural homesteads are collectively owned, and villagers only have the right to use the homesteads, and the sale and purchase of houses sold by peasants to urban residents cannot be legally recognized and protected, and they cannot go through legal procedures such as land use certificates, real estate certificates, and deed tax certificates. It can be seen that the township property cannot be transferred or ** to a third party who is not a member of the collective.

However, this does not mean that the township property cannot be transferred, but that the object of its transfer or sale is limited, and it can only be transferred and replaced within the collective members.

Single-family villas are independent courtyards, with independent space, private garden territory, and basement, which is a very private detached house, which is manifested as an independent space up and down, left and right, and front and back, and generally there are green spaces, courtyards, swimming pools, pavilions, basketball courts, etc. around the house.

It is a kind of villa, but the distance between villas and villas is relatively small.

Do you know about private rooms? It's something like that, one by one. The side walls are common or have very small clearances.

Legally, the house is already owned by the woman, and no one has the right to dispose of it, and the transfer can only be given to the woman's name. Of course, if you can get the woman's written agreement to allow it to a third party, it is better to take it to notarization, then it is legal.

The house is owned by the woman, and you can only transfer it to the woman. If the transfer of ownership is given to someone else, and the woman goes to the court to sue you, you have to give it to her, although the name on the real estate certificate is still yours, but from the divorce agreement, you have actually lost the ownership of the property, so it is not legal.

Illegal. Even if the transfer is completed, it will be recovered by the court.

It is recommended to negotiate with the woman to achieve the above goals by compensating the other party.

After the death of the owner of the house, his parents, spouse, and children are the first heirs, and must be notarized, inherited by one of them or all of them, and after the merger, you can go through the transaction transfer procedures with the heirs (the person who has the house ownership certificate and the co-ownership certificate). Most of the rural homesteads belong to small property rights and cannot be bought and sold externally, but only within the members of the villagers' groups.

Let his son** be notarized.

More than that, depending on which city it is, I bought a house in Hainan for less than 5 years, the house price is about 150,000, and the transfer fee is spent 10,000 yuan, but both the buyer and the seller have to pay it:(

It's too vague I don't know what the property right is like The regulations are different in different places Give you advice Don't ask around to the housing management department and the tax department to determine This is also where you have to go If it is property rights, otherwise the cost will be difficult to say Then it is clear who will pay the cost Not who must pay it must be calculated plus the cost ** Generally, the owner does not pay any fees If he wants to pay the fee will be added to the house price If you make a deal yourself, you must be clear to the contract.

It takes about 3,000 yuan to handle the transfer.

Business tax 16,800 yuan.

Individual income tax 2,306,000 yuan.

Land value-added tax 2,300,600,000 yuan.

The above fees total 28,800 yuan, and the law stipulates that the landlord pays the deed tax of 3,300,900 yuan.

Stamp duty 150 thousand.

The assessment fee is 750 RMB.

Transaction fee: 12 yuan, square meter, area, estimated 400 yuan, cost 125+120

The above fees total 10,545 yuan, which the law stipulates for buyers to pay.

Commodity housing: the original ID card, the contract for the sale and purchase of commercial housing, the purchase invoice, the maintenance receipt, the deed tax receipt, to the municipal real estate property rights and title management office.

Second-hand housing: the sales contract, the buyer and the seller, the original ID card, marriage certificate and other documents to the local real estate department.

The current policy** cannot handle the transfer.

You can't even enter the household, how can you transfer the account. China's current land policy is a single-line flow, which can only flow from the hands of peasant collectives to ** and then from ** to individuals. It is illegal not to go through the first link, but it is just a unilateral agreement between you and the farmer, and it is the farmer who has property rights, and you and the farmer have contractual rights and obligations, but you have no property rights.

Many people will confuse contract law with property law, you should not think that you have obtained the property right after signing a contract, but in fact, the property right is still in the hands of the farmer. So you have never obtained the property right, and in the eyes of the state, you have not obtained the property right, how can people help you "transfer the ownership"? In the final analysis, in fact, this kind of small property right house is just a lease contract with a one-time payment without an agreed period with the farmer.

You're just a tenant and don't have title to it from start to finish – the house isn't yours. So I can't do the transfer.

Of course, you can, go to your local housing authority.

Is a non-residential house bought in the village committee I considered a small property right house?