What taxes do I need to pay to buy a self-occupied commercial house in Shangzhuang? How much tax do I have to pay?

Self-occupied commercial housing, as its name implies, is based on the principle of limiting the sales target and sales price, and takes precedence over commercial housing that meets the needs of residents for self-occupation and improved housing. Then, do self-occupied commercial houses have to pay taxes like commercial houses? The following small series will explain the price for everyone. What taxes do I need to pay to buy a self-occupied commercial house in Shangzhuang? How much tax should I pay to buy a self-occupied commercial house in Shangzhuang?

1. What taxes do I have to pay to buy a self-occupied commercial house in Shangzhuang?

Many people have doubts about whether to pay taxes on buying self-occupied commercial housing in Shangzhuang.

The reason for paying taxes and fees is that self-occupied commercial housing is a kind of affordable commercial housing, which is different from low-rent housing and can be regarded as an upgraded version of affordable housing. Self-occupied commercial housing is essentially a commercial housing. Developers complete the construction at competitive prices, and buyers own part of the property rights and enjoy most of the property rights benefits. However, the price of self-occupied commercial housing will fluctuate with the rise and fall of the average price of commercial housing, rather than being uniformly priced by the government.

The reason for not paying taxes and fees is that as a kind of affordable commercial housing, it should play a role of stability and security, so it should not be taxed.

In fact, self-occupied commercial housing is the same as ordinary commercial housing, and both need to pay taxes. All need to pay deed tax, contract stamp duty, public maintenance fund and so on.

2. How much tax should I pay to buy a self-occupied commercial house in Shangzhuang?

1. Tax: deed tax of less than 90 square meters 1%, 90 square meters-144 square meters 1.5%, and 3% for the second suite. The specific taxes and fees shall be subject to the provisions of the local tax bureau where the house is purchased. (It can be calculated by the house sales tax calculator on the online banking travel website);

2. Contract stamp duty: 0.05% of the transaction price; License Stamp Duty 5 yuan/Certificate. (Provisional Regulations on Stamp Duty in People's Republic of China (PRC) was promulgated by the State Council, and will come into force on June 6, 201988101);

3. Measurement fee: charged according to the construction area of the purchased house, and the standard is generally 0.3 yuan/m2. (The fee notice of the Surveying and Mapping Team of the Premises Bureau requires payment according to this standard);

4. Property registration fee: 80 yuan/set. (There is a standard for this fee in the announcement notice of the trading hall of the real estate bureau);

5. Public maintenance fund: 2%-3% of the total price of the house purchase contract, subject to the provisions of the place where the house is purchased;

6. Property fee: according to the property contract signed between the community where the house is purchased and the property company. You need to pay a property fee of 1 year or more to get the key to the new house;

7. Heating fee: subject to the agreement in the property contract signed between the community where the house is purchased and the property company. You need to pay the heating fee of 1 year or more to get the key to the new house;