What should I do if the Japanese real estate license expires? What are the conditions for Japanese property tax collection?

What should I do if the Japanese real estate license expires? Some people say that to buy a house in Japan, it is best to buy land in Japan at once. After all, houses are used everywhere in Japan, which means that the service life of real estate is related to the service life of land, but it should be noted that in fact, after buying real estate in Japan, it is generally a permanent property right. Yes, real estate is the same as real estate in the United States, and here in Japan, if you don't want to sell real estate, you can give it to future generations.

The foundation is that the house can still be used in the near future 70 years later. After all, the service life of most buildings in Japan is 50 years later. After 50 years, you need to spend some money to repair and renovate the house. However, according to the relevant Japanese laws and regulations, in the case of renovation and maintenance, it is best to handle the design drawings in the local government. If allowed, decoration can avoid punishment and reduce unnecessary expenses.

The service life of real estate is also related to the use type of real estate, such as 70 years for residential land and 50 years for industrial land. And its cultural education, high technology, culture and art, sports and comprehensive commercial land will be in 50 years. Even business services, tourism, games and entertainment will take at least 40 years.

And you need to know the service life of the house, so there is not much worry and confusion about the purchase of real estate types. If you want to buy a property in Japan, you'd better choose an apartment building. After all, the apartment building will take 70 years and the price is still valid. For example, the price of an apartment in Tokyo, the capital of Beijing, ranges from 500,000 to 6.5438+00,000 yen.

What should I do when the service life of land resources expires? Actually, don't worry about this. Generally speaking, land can be repossessed by paying land use fees. Japan's contract law will have specific provisions in this respect, and it is best to apply for renewal one year after the application expires. After all, you can prepare enough time to apply for renewal.

How to collect Japanese real estate tax? 1. In Japan, property taxes are divided into two categories, namely, fixed assets tax and urban planning and construction tax. Land in Japan is publicly owned. After buying it, it will belong to the ancestors. Of course, ancestors have to pay property tax. At present, Japan's fixed assets tax rate is 1.4%, while the modern urban master plan tax rate is limited to 0.3%. In practice, the actual tax rates vary slightly from place to place.

2. But the tax standard of land resources and houses is value tax, which is called "medium market price" in Japan. Japan generally conducts a basic evaluation every three years. The beginning of pricing is called standard year, and the price of that year is called standard year use value. In the next two years, if there is no significant change, it will generally not be revalued.

3. Fixed assets tax: nominal tax rate 1.4%, but the calculation is very complicated. It is based on the reconstruction cost and depreciation rate calculated by professionals, which produces something close to the intrinsic value, called "fixed assets review". On average, it is equivalent to about 70% to 80% of the price of new real estate, and the land and the houses above it are taxed separately.

What are the requirements for buying a house in Japan? 1, there are not many restrictions on buying real estate in Japan. For China people, they can buy Japanese real estate without an American green card. Japan's real estate industry is relatively free and open, and almost all district governments have not set up information similar to "purchase indicators". Therefore, if China people want to buy a house in Japan, they only need to prepare a large amount of wealth and find a suitable real estate agent to "have all the best".

2. You can't immigrate to invest in buying a house: foreigners can buy a house in Japan, but they can't take this opportunity to obtain the true identity of Japan. Owning property rights is not the same as having the right of abode: in Japan, you can buy a house with property rights or the right of abode, and a house with property rights can satisfy the free transaction and lease of community owners. However, the house with the right of abode has only ten years of property rights, and the lease can only rely on the property neighborhood Committee, and the price is several times more cost-effective than the house with property rights.