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*A Villa with a purchase price of 200,000 Euros may have a Declared Land Registry value of 120,000 Euros. The Purchase tax, Notaio's fee and Stamp duty should all be calculated on the Declared Land Registry value. Typical total Cost for a House selling for 200,000 Euros with a declared value of 120,000 Euros | ||
| Non Resident | Resident | |
| Purchase Price Purchase Tax Notaio's fee Estate Agency fee Bolli (Stamp duty) TOTAL |
200000 13200 3000 6000 1200 223400 |
200000 4800 3000 6000 1200 215000 |
| Typical Total Cost for a Non Resident is the Purchase Price + 12% approx. Typical Total Cost for an official Resident of Italy is the Purchase Price + 7.5% approx. Please note: the cost percentages given above are rounded and based on recent house purchases and so, may vary from year to year. They serve only as a guide. | ||
| Maintenance Costs | ||
There are also running costs to consider when purchasing a house in Italy
and generally include the following:
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| • Page 1 - Types of Property | |
| • Page 2 - Where to buy a Property - Property Search | |
| • Page 3 - Estate Agents - Purchase Process - Preliminary contract - Tax code | |
| • Page 4 - Final Contract - Residency | |
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• Page 5 - Cost Analysis |