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12. House Buying Fees and Taxes in France

  1. 12.1. Notaire Fees
    12.2. House Buying Taxes
    12.3. Calculating Total Charges
    12.4. Reducing Charges


12.3. Calculating Fees and Taxes for Buying Property in France

There are a number of automatic calculators on the internet that can be used to obtain an estimate of the fees, taxes and other charges for which you will be liable.

They are not always up to date with their rates, nor entirely comprehensive, but perhaps the best can be found on the site of the Notaires de Paris, which you can find below. In order to use it, you will need some basic understanding of the French language.

Calculate Transaction Costs

You can also ask the notaire to give you an estimate of the fees and taxes. Indeed, many will often volunteer such information. You should be provided with a final detailed statement on completion.

In the next section, we offer some examples as to how you might be able to reduce your housing buying costs on your French property.


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