What are the taxes and fees for buying a house in Shanghai? 1. House-related taxes and fees: (1) The following taxes and fees should be paid for the purchase and sale of commercial housing: 1, deed tax 2, transaction fee 3, stamp duty on the purchase and sale contract 4, public maintenance fund 5, house ownership registration fee 6, stamp duty on house ownership 7, and cost of title certificate (2) taxes and fees. Special note: according to the provisions of the law and most of the house purchase contracts, the public money should be paid. 1, deed tax, deed tax is the tax paid by the owner to the state when obtaining the real estate license. Payment time: deed tax can only be paid at the time of transfer. Special note: Except for the tax authorities, no unit has the right to levy. Implementation: the owner does not need to pay deed tax to the developer when he moves in, but can go directly to the tax bureau to apply for the real estate license. 2. The public * * * maintenance fund, which is different from the property management fee, is only used for the overhaul, renewal and transformation of the residential * * * parts and * * * facilities and equipment after the warranty period expires. If the commercial housing sales contract (including other transfer agreements, the same below) is signed on February 1 2008, the deposit standard of the first-phase residential special maintenance fund is: multi-storey (six floors or below) 100 yuan/building square meter; High-rise (above six floors) 200 yuan/building square meters. Special note: No developer or property company has the right to collect or collect overhaul fund. This money should be given to the community office. If you give overhaul fund to the developer, you probably won't get it back. 3. Regional surveying and mapping fees. The principle of collecting area surveying and mapping fees is "whoever entrusts it pays". The purchase contract has stipulated the obligation of the developer to provide area measurement data to the purchaser, so the cost should be paid by the developer. 4. Property fee, one-year property fee, property management fee and water and electricity deposit: It is not illegal for ordinary communities to pay property fees for less than one year. Property management service charges should be clearly marked, and the charging items and standards and charging methods should be announced in the business premises or charging places. 5. As for the property agency fee, the owner has the right to choose to handle the title certificate by himself, and the developer has no right to charge the owner forcibly. What is the second-hand housing transaction tax? Second-hand housing transaction tax refers to various taxes and fees collected by tax authorities from buyers and sellers in second-hand housing transactions, including: value-added tax (original business tax), personal income tax, land value-added tax, stamp duty, urban maintenance and construction tax, deed tax, education surcharge, etc. Transfer of ordinary housing to individual residents, temporarily exempt from land value-added tax; Stamp duty is 0.05% of the transaction price of the house (temporarily exempted from 2009); The tax basis of personal income tax is the taxable income after deducting the original value of the property and reasonable expenses from the income from property transfer, and the tax rate is 20%; Deed tax for ordinary houses 1%, deed tax for high-grade commercial houses 4%. In the process of second-hand housing transaction, buyers and sellers need to bear different taxes and fees. The original intention of levying transaction tax on second-hand housing transactions is to restrict buying and selling transactions and curb overheating of the real estate industry. As a result, the country's tax revenue has increased, and the burden of buying a house has also increased. To sum up, there will be various taxes and fees in the middle of buying a house. Only after paying taxes and fees, the relevant departments will handle the corresponding documents of the house. Therefore, when paying taxes and fees, we must consult the relevant departments clearly, so as to save our time and pay taxes reasonably, and a city can develop effectively.