The second-hand house tax is about 10% of the declared price (seller: personal income tax 1.5%, business tax 5.5%, buyer: deed tax 3%, and other transfer taxes are about several hundred).

The tax return price is determined by yourself. The computer system of the Housing Authority has the lowest evaluation price in each region. If the declared tax price is higher than the assessed price, the tax will be calculated according to your price. If it is lower, it will be calculated according to the evaluation price of the system. The local real estate agents in the same region are the most familiar with the evaluation price. Because they often go to transfer ownership and know how much the lowest price can pass, I suggest you go to the intermediary to find out.

Note: The above fees are only collected by the Housing Authority and the Tax Bureau for real estate transfer, excluding real estate agency fees, bank loan fees and residential housing maintenance funds.