Who is suitable for Italian housing immigrants? What taxes do I have to pay to buy a house in Italy?

Who is suitable for Italian housing immigrants? First of all, Italian immigrants are suitable for people who can educate their children.

Italy's colleges and universities are in the leading position in technology, which not only has the world's high-quality fashion art education quality, but also has excellent teaching resources; Besides the famous higher vocational education, Italy is also a famous preschool education in the world. After Italian investors successfully apply for the Italian residence card, their children can enjoy the culture and education of Italian public schools completely free of charge, choose their favorite majors, so that their children can always enjoy the excellent teaching resources in Europe and improve their competitiveness in the future.

Secondly, Italian immigrants are suitable for people with frequent economic and trade exchanges.

Italy is known as the "gateway to Europe" and is the fourth largest economy in Europe. Italy focuses on developing private economy, and export trade is an important support of Italy. Italy is very suitable for business people to invest in projects because of its geographical advantages and convenient economic exchanges with European countries.

Subsequently, Italian immigrants were suitable for the elderly to spend their holidays.

Italy is the largest tourist country in Europe. Its natural landscape, historical sites, cultural edification, natural beauty, food characteristics and hospitable people all have "fatal attraction" to tourists from all over the world. At the same time, Italy has the second medical system in the world. As long as you get an Italian residence card, you can enjoy all kinds of high-quality health services completely free of charge.

Finally, Italian immigrants are very suitable for investors who like bargain-hunting stocks.

Italy just got rid of the financial crisis not long ago, and now house prices are not very high, although they have gradually stopped falling and rebounded. And the property bought in Italy can also be used as a lease to make a profit. In a word, for China investors, investing in Italian real estate can kill two birds with one stone now, which can not only get the true identity of Italy, but also complete the benefits of project investment.

What taxes do I have to pay to buy a house in Italy? 1, stamp duty, real estate deed tax, transfer tax

If the applicant purchases a new house within 5 years, the key taxes are stamp duty, property deed tax, transfer tax and house registration tax. How to take a 300,000 euro property as an example? The deed tax, transfer tax and house registration tax are around 200 euros respectively, and the stamp duty paid will be different according to whether it belongs to the first suite or not. Stamp duty is 4% for the first suite, 0/0% for the non-first suite/kloc, and 22% for the non-first suite or high-grade real estate (referring to ancient castles and ecological parks). Applicants who purchase new houses for more than 5 years may be exempted from stamp duty.

2. Real estate tax

Everyone whose property is located in Italy has to pay IMU "real estate tax" every year, and the collection rate is 0.4% (the first property) to 0.7% (the second property) of the possible meaning of the property. People who live in Italy for more than 183 days a year will be regarded as local residents and need to pay 23%~39% tax; Non-local residents only pay enterprise income tax on profits such as rental income generated by their real estate in Italy. If you buy the first property, you can enjoy a certain amount of tax-deductible wages.

3. Service tax and property management service tax

Generally speaking, if you use a property worth 300,000 euros, you have to pay a fixed service tax of about 350 euros every year. And property management fees, different types of property fees are different, generally determined by factors such as community area, community environment and service facilities.

4. Lawyer's service fee

Buying a house in Italy also requires the participation of a professional appraiser, so you need to pay the corresponding surcharge to the appraiser. The amount of surcharge is determined by the value of the property.

5. Property notarization fee

When buying a house in Italy, foreign buyers must go to a professional real estate notary office and pay the fees to the notary office. Generally speaking, the property notarization fee is 1% of the house price deducted, and 22% of the notarization fee will be deducted as a fair tax.