What are the costs of renting a house?

According to the Provisional Regulations on Property Tax and its detailed rules for implementation, the property tax is calculated and paid at the tax rate of 12% of the rental income. Therefore, there is no way for your company to avoid paying property tax. Then the cost of leasing industry should include the cost of leasing land, the depreciation of houses, the wages and salaries of people directly responsible for housing leasing services, and various taxes and fees that should be paid before income tax.

What should I pay attention to when renting a house?

1, check the owner's identity. Tenants should first ask the landlord to show their identity documents and the original household registration book, because many scammers now use deception; Secondly, please ask the landlord to show the original certificate of ownership of the house, plus the property right certificate or the use right certificate. If you are handling the property right certificate, you should show the purchase contract signed with the original property right unit.

2. Pay attention to the choice of the surrounding environment of the house. When choosing a house, try to stay away from noisy places so as not to affect your rest. If it is a tall building, try to choose a low one instead of a high one, in case you can't use the elevator when you go home at night after working overtime.

3. It also depends on whether the service facilities around the house are complete, including whether the nearby transportation is convenient and whether there are supermarkets, banks, hospitals and other places.

4. The lessee shall negotiate with the owner about the house deposit. When paying the house deposit, the renter should negotiate with the owner whether to pay one, three, two, three and four.

5. When the tenant's contract expires, the landlord may deduct the tenant's deposit on the condition that the housing facilities are damaged or under other excuses, causing unnecessary losses to the tenant.

Matters needing attention in the transfer of rental housing

1. Verify the identity and financial ability of the lessee. When renting a house, the landlord should check the authenticity of the lessee's identity and the purpose of renting the house, understand the lessee's basic source of livelihood and whether he has a fixed job, and avoid lease disputes when the other party is unable to pay the rent.

2. Set aside a certain amount of rent mortgage to avoid damage to interests. When renting a house, the landlord must ask the tenant to pay a certain amount of mortgage to avoid the tenant's arrears in rent and water, electricity, gas, telephone and other expenses. At the same time, it can also prevent tenants from damaging the furniture, home appliances and other facilities in the house or simply rolling things up and running away.

3. Check carefully the reserved configuration in the house to avoid future troubles. Usually, when renting a house, the owner will leave household appliances, furniture and other facilities for the tenant to use. For older old houses, owners should check the items and facilities reserved for tenants in the house before renting the house to avoid danger.

4. Carefully sign the detailed terms of the lease contract. When signing a lease contract, the house owner should clearly stipulate the lease term, rent amount, payment method and overdue payment responsibility, and have no right to sublet or sublet, so as to avoid conflicts between the house owner and the lessee due to unclear contract details and terms in the future lease period, which will lead to unnecessary disputes and disputes.