PERSONAL INCOME TAX FROM REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
1. Incomes from real estate transfer includes
- Incomes from transferring rights to use land.
- Incomes from transferring rights to use land and property on the land. Property on the land includes:
+ Houses, including future houses.
+ Infrastructure and constructions on the land, including off-the-plan constructions.
+ Other property on land includes agriculture, forestry and fishery products (such as plants and animals).
- Incomes from transferring ownership of houses, including future houses.
- Incomes from transferring rights to use land, rights to rent water surface.
- Incomes from capital investment by real estate to establish enterprises or increase capital of enterprises as prescribed by law.
- Incomes from delegating the management of real estate, if the person delegated to manage real estate has the right to transfer real estate or similar rights to the real estate owner.
- Other incomes from real estate transfer in any shape or form.
2. Tax rate
Tax on real estate transfer is 2% of the transfer price or sublease price.
Time for taxing real estate transfer is determined as follows:
- If the transfer contract does not require the buyer to pay tax on behalf of the seller, the taxing time is the effective date of the transfer contract as prescribed by law;
- If the transfer contract requires the buyer to pay tax on behalf of the seller, the taxing time is time of registration of the right to own or right to use the real estate. In case the person receives an off-the-plan house or land use right associated with off-the-plan constructions, the taxing time is the time the person submits tax declaration documents to the tax authority.
3. Tax calculation
- PIT on income from real estate transfer is calculated as follows:
PIT payable = Transfer price x 2% tax
- In case the transferred real estate in under a co-ownership, the tax liability incurred by each taxpayer is proportional to their portions of real estate ownership. The basis for determining the portion of ownership is legal documents such as the initial capital contribution agreements, the testament, or the decision on division made by the court, etc. If no legitimate documents are provided, the tax liability incurred by each taxpayer shall be evenly divided.
Circular No. 111/2013/TT-BTC on the implementation of the Law on personal income tax
Circular No. 92/2015/TT-BTC guidelines for vat and personal income tax incurred by residents doing business, amendments to some articles on personal income tax
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