What are the input taxes that property companies can deduct?

The input tax that the property company can deduct is as follows:

1, transportation, water, electricity and maintenance;

2, the purchase of office supplies, fixed assets and other special invoices;

3. Special invoices obtained by imported laborers;

4. Special VAT invoice for employee renting house.

Tax management of property companies;

1. Taxes classification: Taxes payable by property companies include value-added tax, enterprise income tax, personal income tax and urban maintenance and construction tax.

2. Invoice management: Property companies need to properly manage input invoices and output invoices to ensure tax compliance;

3. Tax declaration: Property companies need to make regular tax declarations, including monthly, quarterly and annual declarations;

4. Tax planning: Property companies can reduce tax burden through legal tax planning methods, such as rational use of preferential tax policies;

5. Tax audit: Property management companies may be audited by tax authorities, and it is necessary to prepare relevant financial statements and tax information to cooperate with the audit.

To sum up, the input tax that the property company can deduct includes transportation fee, water fee, electricity fee, maintenance fee, special invoices for purchasing office supplies and fixed assets, special invoices obtained by imported laborers, and special invoices for value-added tax for employees renting houses.

Legal basis:

Provisional Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Value-added Tax

Article 10

The input tax of the following items shall not be deducted from the output tax:

Goods, services, intangible assets and real estate purchased for simple taxable items, items exempted from value-added tax, collective welfare or personal consumption;

(two) abnormal losses of purchased goods and related labor and transportation services;

(3) Goods purchased (excluding fixed assets), services and transportation services consumed by products in process and finished products with abnormal losses;

(four) other projects stipulated by the State Council.