These are generally exempt from VAT but subject to standard transfer taxes. 4. Property Tax Escrow (The Ongoing Bill) Taxes to pay when buying a house - 1Mast

It’s an upfront cost paid on settlement day. The rate usually increases with the property's value.

You often pay VAT (Value-Added Tax) or GST/HST instead of transfer tax. This can be around 10% to 13.5% of the price.

Thinking about buying a home? It’s not just the sticker price you have to worry about. Between transfer taxes, stamp duty, and potential credits, the "tax talk" can get confusing fast. 1. Transfer Taxes (The "Moving In" Fee)

Many regions offer relief. For example, in the UK, first-time buyers pay no SDLT on properties up to £300,000 . 3. Taxes on New vs. Second-Hand Homes The type of home you buy changes your tax bill:

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