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Transaction Tax & Fee Calculator

Land Value Increment Tax, Consolidated House and Land Income Tax, Deed Tax, Stamp Tax, registration fees and brokerage fees — fill in the form to see what the buyer and the seller each pay. Every line shows how it is calculated and the law it is based on.

1. Sale and ownership

Amounts are in units of NT$10k (NT$10,000). If you are not sure of an exact date, an approximate month is fine.

NT$10k
NT$10k
You may include the Deed Tax, scrivener fees and brokerage fees paid when you bought.
Use the date the ownership transfer was registered.
Defaults to today; counted to the transfer registration date.

2. Land (for Land Value Increment Tax)

All of these figures are on the land registry transcript. If it is hard to read, send it to Chen Law and we will go through it with you.

㎡
The total area of the whole lot, from the land description section of the transcript.
The "scope of rights" in the ownership section, e.g. 120/10000.
NT$/㎡
NT$/㎡
Shown in the ownership section of the transcript.
%
The monthly CPI adjustment index published by the Ministry of Finance, for the month of the previous transfer. If unsure, enter 100 for now.
NT$
For example, construction benefit fees or land readjustment costs. Zero for most sales.

3. Consolidated House and Land Income Tax

Property acquired on or after 1 January 2016 is subject to this tax when sold. Property acquired before that falls under the old regime, which this calculator does not cover.

NT$10k
Brokerage, scrivener, advertising fees, etc. If left blank, estimated at 3% of the sale price, capped at NT$300,000.

4. Building and registration (Deed Tax, Stamp Tax, fees)

The Assessed House Value is on your House Tax bill; the Declared Land Value is on your Land Value Tax bill.

NT$
NT$/㎡
Used for the registration fee. Leave blank if unknown; only the building portion will be counted.
sheets
Usually one for the land and one for the building; more with a parking space or several lots.

5. Service fees

Under Ministry of the Interior rules, the combined brokerage fee paid by buyer and seller may not exceed 6% of the price; the actual rate is set by your brokerage agreement.

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NT$
Enter the land scrivener's quote; leave 0 if not yet known.
NT$