If children are given real estate and parents have the right to live, is it reasonable for children to ask their parents to pay property fees and utilities?

Unreasonable, this kind of behavior is a neet.

The transfer of parents' real estate to their children can be divided into inheritance, gift and sale. The three transfer methods have their own advantages and disadvantages. Which is more tax-saving? Parents are alive, and "giving" or "selling" is the only way to transfer property to children. If you consider the taxes that your daughter needs to pay when she sells real estate in the future, the taxes for "buying and selling" may sometimes be lower than those for "giving". For example: a two-bedroom apartment with 8 1 flat, the current market price is about1200,000, the real estate license is less than five years, and the purchase price is only 400,000. Gift: only 3% deed tax is paid when the transfer is made.

The taxes and fees that need to be paid for the "gift" of real estate include deed tax, notary fee and registration fee, among which the main one is deed tax, which is 3% of the appraised price of the house, generally 3% of the market price. The current market price is 6.5438+0.2 million yuan, and the deed tax is 36,000 yuan. If the children are sold after the expiration of the real estate license for 5 years, and they are housing, they can be exempted from business tax and personal income tax, and only need to pay a small handling fee. If the children sell their houses less than five years after donation, or if they own multiple properties, according to the current operation mode, the children can only pay personal income tax according to the actual collection method, that is, 20% of the transfer income after deducting reasonable expenses, and 5.5% of the transfer income. Assuming that the future children sell this property at a price of 6.5438+0.5 million yuan, the tax that father and daughter need to pay in the process of changing hands twice may be as high as 400,000 yuan.