What taxes do Italian immigrants need to pay when buying a house?

Hello, immigrant applicants know the tax rate of buying a house in Italy earlier, and they will not be confused about immigrating to Italy if they see the cost of buying a house at once. Italian real estate taxes and fees are mainly divided into the following three parts.

Pay the first part of the fee in one lump sum.

According to the old and new situation of the applicant's purchase of real estate, the one-time payment for the purchase of real estate is different.

If the applicant purchases a second-hand house and the first suite is purchased in Italy, the taxes and fees to be paid are deed tax (23 10 euro), transfer tax (50 euro) and house registration tax (50 euro). If it is not the first suite, the deed tax payment ratio is higher, and other taxes and fees are the same.

If the applicant purchases a new house within 5 years, the main taxes paid are stamp duty, deed tax, transfer tax and house registration tax. Take the property of 300,000 euros as an example. The deed tax, transfer tax and house registration tax are around 200 euros respectively, and the stamp duty paid will vary according to whether it is the first suite or not. The stamp duty of the first suite is 4%, and the stamp duty of the non-first suite is 10%. Stamp duty on non-first suite or high-end real estate (referring to castles and manors) is 22%. Applicants who purchase new houses for more than 5 years may be exempted from stamp duty.

Part II Annual Fixed Fee Payment

After buying a house, the property needs to be maintained. In 20 13, Italy cancelled the property tax on the first house, which greatly reduced the maintenance cost of the house. You only need to pay a certain service tax and property management fee every year.

Generally speaking, a property with a value of 300,000 euros has to pay a fixed service tax of about 350 euros every year. As for the property management fee, different property charging standards are different, and the conditions such as the area of the house, the residential environment and supporting facilities are different.

Part III Other expenses

In the process of property transfer and immigration application, the applicant needs to pay the following official fees: lawyer service fee, property notarization fee (65438+ 0% of the house price) and notarization fee (22% of the notarization fee), lawyer's power of attorney and anti-money laundering statement notarization fee, tax number application fee, residence card application fee, etc.