It is not illegal to brush the deed tax with a credit card. Deed tax is the tax that consumers need to pay when buying a house, not the money that consumers buy the property itself. Therefore, as long as the credit card can reach the deed tax amount and can be paid by credit card, the deed tax can be paid by credit card. Moreover, the credit card swiped by the consumer does not need to be the credit card under the consumer's own name, but only needs to be signed by the consumer after swiping the card.

How did the temporary credit card limit come from?

Credit cards generally have a fixed credit line, and the temporary credit line is generally a temporary credit line introduced by the issuing bank to encourage cardholders to spend credit on holidays. This situation is generally a temporary credit line promoted by the issuing bank to users. In another case, the cardholder submits an application for temporary quota increase on the bank's credit card app, and the issuing bank will approve and upgrade it according to the cardholder's card usage and credit rating. Temporary quota is easier to increase than fixed quota, so it has become a recognized and convenient way to increase quota.