On May 18, the Ministry of housing and urban rural development issued an early warning that the housing prices in four cities rose too fast, indicating the state's attitude towards the control of the property market. Now the real estate tax is coming, how to collect it has become a hot topic. According to the latest news of real estate tax, experts on the collection of real estate tax think so.
Real estate tax collection
Recently, when talking about real estate, Pan Shiyi said that China's per capita housing area has reached the level of developed countries. Twenty years ago, China's urban per capita housing area was only 5.7 square meters, and the degree of comfort was not high. Now, China's per capita housing area has reached 37 square meters, which is the same as that of developed countries.
Pan Shiyi mentioned that the proportion of wealth precipitated into houses in China is very large, about 400 trillion, and these existing houses are not in circulation. Now the impact of fluctuations is only 0.5% - 1%. When the real estate tax is introduced, the 400 trillion houses will be in circulation. Therefore, Pan Shiyi believes that it is feasible to levy property tax according to the per capita residential area.
Property tax on the first set of flats or divorce wave
Jia Kang, an economist, believes that property tax on the first home may trigger a wave of divorce. Before that, many people had fake divorces in order to get preferential treatment for the first home.
At present, some experts believe that if it is levied from the third suite, it can well avoid this problem, but some experts say that it can not be levied according to the number of suites, if it is more reasonable to levy according to the per capita area, such as the excess real estate tax levied according to the per capita area of 40 square meters, as long as it exceeds this area, it will be taxed.
In a word, the latest news of real estate tax shows that the real estate tax will be levied according to the area of the third house or per capita. Which way do you support?