How much tax do you need to pay to buy a new house, such as floor heating and gas opening fee?

What taxes and fees should I pay for the new house?

1. In addition to paying the house price, it is also very important to apply for the real estate license and pay the corresponding taxes and fees when buying a new house. Generally speaking, the taxes and fees to be paid when buying a new house are as follows:

1) Deed tax: Usually, the deed tax is paid together with the down payment and collected by the developer. After paying the relevant fees, the developer will issue a formal purchase invoice;

2) Stamp duty: 0.05% of the total house price is paid directly when the contract is concluded, which is generally paid together with the down payment, so that the developer can uniformly handle the contract registration and real estate license;

3) Bank mortgage fees: If you apply for a mortgage loan, the second group of fees to be paid when signing the contract is bank mortgage fees, and the charging items for commercial loans are slightly different from bank to bank;

4) overhaul fund: 2%-3% of the purchase price is public facilities and equipment maintenance fund (involving housing parts, such as exterior walls, roofs, sewers and water pipes). After a developer or a property management company wants to open an account in a bank designated by the local Housing Authority, the buyers can deposit it themselves. Generally speaking, property buyers get the keys to stay, and developers will collect housing maintenance funds;

5) Property management fee: calculated from the date of repossession and the date of acceptance of the house by the purchaser. If the developer issues a notice of occupancy and the purchaser fails to recover the building without justifiable reasons, the property management fee can be calculated from one month after the notice of occupancy is issued. Generally, it is paid for three months first;

Property management fees shall be paid for houses that the property owner does not live in for a long time or vacant houses that the developer has not sold;

6) Ownership registration fee: the ownership registration fee is the fee for handling the real estate license;

7) Transaction costs.