The cost of buying a house is not only the product of the building area and the selling price per unit area, but also the taxes and fees stipulated by some countries. The state has clear provisions on the charging standards of these fees. The tax rates, collection units and conditions of various taxes and fees are as follows. 1. stamp duty: 0.05% of the house price, collected by the tax bureau; 2. Deed tax: 4% of the house price; In addition to taxes, the following fees must be paid: 1. House purchase fee: 0.5% of the house price for both the buyer and the seller. Collected by the premises bureau; 2. Notarization fee: 0.3% of the house price for both the buyer and the seller. If the customer needs notarization, the domestic house will be charged according to this, and those that do not need notarization can be exempted. 3. Attorney's fees: The export company charges according to the standards set by the law firm. If the customer needs a lawyer, the domestic sales room will be charged according to the standards set by the law firm. 4. Entrusted property handling fee: 0.3% of the house price. V. Property management fee: charged according to special circumstances stipulated by the state and relevant regulations. Legal basis: Article 4 of the Provisional Regulations on Deed Tax in People's Republic of China (PRC): (1) The transaction price is the transfer of state-owned land use rights, the sale of land use rights and the sale of houses; (two) the gift of land use rights and the gift of houses shall be approved by the tax authorities with reference to the market price of the sale of land use rights and houses; (three) the exchange of land use rights and housing is the difference between the exchanged land use rights and housing prices. If the transaction price mentioned in the preceding paragraph is obviously lower than the market price without justifiable reasons, or if the difference between the land use right and the exchange house price is obviously unreasonable without justifiable reasons, the tax collection organ shall refer to the market price for verification.