When selling a house, it’s essential to consider the costs
associated with the process. Here’s a breakdown of the expenses you should be
aware of:
·
Income Tax: Sellers pay a profit tax, typically
15% of the profit from the sale. The profit is calculated as the sale price
minus the purchase price. The tax is based on this difference and must be paid
according to local legislation.
·
Local Transfer Tax: This tax applies to the
transfer of ownership rights over real estate. It’s imposed on buildings and
immovable assets during the ownership transfer. The seller pays this tax before
registration, as required by legal regulations.
·
State Cadastre Agency Fees: These fees cover the
registration of the property sale transaction in the official real estate
registry. The amount depends on the property value and local fee structures.
·
Notary Fees: Notaries handle documentation,
sales contracts, and necessary agreements. Their fee is typically around 0.2%
of the sale price.
·
Real Estate Agency Fee: For sellers, this fee is
generally 3% of the specified sales contract amount, while buyers pay 1%12.
Remember to consult with professionals and understand the
specific costs in your area