What materials do I need to provide for renaming the property?

If you are a community owner and the property is renamed, you need to go to the community property office to handle it. Take the ID card, the purchase contract, and then the real estate license, and go to the property to handle the transfer. Therefore, the information to be provided for renaming the real estate includes: the owner's ID card, the purchase contract and the real estate license.

What are the costs of renaming the property?

1. Deed tax: 65438+ 0.5% of the purchase price for ordinary houses, and 3% of the purchase price for non-ordinary houses, which shall be borne by the buyer. If the purchased property exceeds 144 square meters, the deed tax to be paid is 3% of the house price; The deed tax not exceeding 144 square meters is 65438+ 0.5% of the house price; Note that taking the first suite as an example, the deed tax to be paid for the purchase of a property not exceeding 90 square meters is 65438+ 0% of the house price.

2. Business tax: if the real estate license is less than five years and the house area exceeds 144 square meters, business tax will be levied at 5.5% of the total house price; If the area is less than 144 square meters, the business tax shall be paid at 5.5% of the difference; If the real estate license is more than 5 years old, 5.5% of the profit from real estate transaction is required to be paid as business tax if the area exceeds 144 square meters, and it is not required to be paid if the area is less than 144 square meters.

3. Personal income tax: if the owner has obtained the real estate license for less than 5 years, the personal income tax on the house will be levied at 20% of the transaction price difference. If the real estate license is over 5 years and it is the only house, there is no need to pay personal income tax; If the area exceeds 144 square meters, 20% of the profitable part of the real estate transaction or 2% of the total house price shall be paid; If the area does not exceed 144 square meters, 20% of the profit from the real estate transaction or 1% of the total house price shall be paid.