Is it possible to sell a foreigner ' s Moscow apartment (Turkmenian citizen) or to form a gift? What tax? Marina Tolstic, the manager of the Real Estate Offices Network, has no statutory restrictions on the acquisition of an apartment by a foreign national. In this regard, the apartment can be sold and given to a foreigner (including Turkmen). With regard to taxation, article 217 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation exempts donations from taxation if the grantor and the grantor are family members or close relatives, i.e. spouses, parents and children, adopters and adopters, grandparents and grandchildren, brothers and sisters. If the relationship (family) between those who give real estate and those who do not receive it, the gift will have to pay the tax. For Russian residents, it would be 13 per cent and 30 per cent for those who were not. When a foreign citizen buys an apartment, they don't pay a tax. The tax will pay the owner of the apartment sold. But a citizen is exempted from taxes if the property sold has been in his possession for more than three years and acquired before 1 January 2016. For other facilities that have been purchased since 1 January 2016, the period has been increased to 5 years. However, the legislature introduces a number of exceptions. The three-year period of possession remained for objects (the property depreciation remained three years, even for objects acquired after g): (1) the right of ownership of the real estate has been obtained by the taxpayer in succession or under a gift contract from a natural person recognized by a family member and (or) by a close relative of the taxpayer under the Family Code of the Russian Federation; (2) the right of ownership of the immovable property has been obtained by a taxpayer.

Real estate in Greece. Market review. Greece is one of the favoured recreational places for Europeans and Russians. The richest cultural and historical heritage, the soft Mediterranean climate, the unwritten beauty and diversity of natural landscapes each year attract tens of thousands of tourists to the ancient Ellad. Many of them, while in Greece, are thinking about acquiring a home or apartment in the country. Russian buyers of Greek real estate, among other things, attract cultural and spiritual proximity, long-standing historical links, transport accessibility and relatively low cost of housing, which is generally lower than in Spain, Italy and Cyprus. The acute socio-economic crisis that has affected Greece in recent years has not only led to a decline in tourism flows but also to the demand for housing, both domestically and by foreigners. However, despite this, there has been no significant decline in real estate prices in Greece, unlike in a number of other countries. For example, at the height of the crisis in 2009, housing prices on average fell by only 10 per cent. In large part, the relative sustainability of the Greek housing market is due to the slow pace of construction. Many Greek developers are family enterprises that build housing through their own means, rarely resorting to banks. Such companies prefer to wait hard times than selling their facilities at lower prices. On the other hand, there is now a good discount in the purchase of housing in Greece. And if local builders and house owners used to seldom meet the buyer, then the house or apartment in Greece can be bought with a discount of 10 to 15 per cent. The most popular among foreigners is real estate on the coast of Greece: on the Khalikdiki Peninsula, on the island of Crit and other islands of the Aegean and Ionic Sea. Real estate in Central Greece, Peloponnes and the major cities of Athens and thessaloniki is less demanded by foreigners, most of whom are returnees. The purchase of housing by foreigners in the country has been difficult for a long time. In particular, the purchase of real property in so-called border areas required special authorization from the Greek Ministry of Defence. Almost all of the country ' s resort regions had been in those territories. In June 2011, the Greek Government, in search of ways to attract additional foreign investment, denied the country ' s main resort regions the status of the border area, thereby eliminating the need for authorization.

Negative rates not only dramatically reduce the profitability of banks, but also force individuals to withdraw funds and find new sources of income. Germans now invest in gold or risk buying stock and bonds, but most return to a reliable and proven source, a real estate market. Bundesbank economists have been claiming a bubble in recent years. " The prices of the real estate market in the capital region have risen sharply in recent years, with the words of a member of the board of Bundesbank Andreas Dombreth. This may lead to the formation of a bubble real estate market. " The bank assesses the overestimation of the real estate market of the FWG of 25 per cent. According to the leading German business publication, Handelsblatt, real estate prices in some regions and cities of the FWG are doubled every few years. In Munich, prices for houses and apartments have increased by more than 60 per cent since 2007. Rental costs for the same period increased by 40 per cent. The cost of housing in Berlin, which increases by about 40,000 annually, increased on average, according to CBRE, almost doubled from 2009. In Bundesbank, about 20 per cent of this increase was considered to have been negative. According to the Empirica study, housing prices in the seven largest cities of the FWG increased by 31.5 per cent in 2015. For years, Germans chose not to buy, but to rent housing. Even now, in the middle of the boom on the real estate market, only 53 per cent of Germans live in their apartments and homes. It's not only on the continent, but on the planet, I guess. In the European Union, the average number of homeowners is 71 per cent and in the United States, 65 per cent of Americans have their homes.

Greek legislation prohibits the acquisition of any real property by signing a private document, and where it occurs, the purchase is considered null and void. Generally, the choice and appointment of a notary belongs to the buyer, as it bears notarium costs. The work of the notary is critical because the act protects and guarantees the rights conferred on both contracting parties and provides legal proof of ownership of the property. As regards notary costs, they depend on the price of acquisition. In any case, an amount of approximately 1.2 per cent of the contract price is charged. In addition, additional money should be paid to cover third-party contributions (Greece Foundation, etc.) and as a notarized remuneration, depending on the total number of pages of the contract and the number of certified copies. In addition to the above-mentioned fees, the Mortgage Register charges approximately 0.5 per cent of the purchase price for transferring ownership. The most important person throughout the process of acquiring real property is a lawyer, especially a buyer ' s lawyer, whose contribution to a transaction is crucial because he is the person who protects and guarantees the interests of his client. It is worth noting the special situation of Greek law, which requires the presence of a lawyer at the time of transfer of ownership, if the value of the transaction exceeds 29,347 I for real estate in the cities of Athens/Pirae, or 11,739 for real estate in all other parts of Greece. The mandatory presence of a lawyer means that he will not only be present during the contract but will also sign the document. Greek law does not limit the value of legal services in any real property transaction and the cost of such services is determined by mutual agreement between the parties (lawyer and buyer). On the other hand, the law defines the following minimum remuneration for any real property transaction below which the cost of services cannot be agreed: • At the price of the contract (purchase rate) below Euro44,020, minimum remuneration is 1 per cent. ● At the price of the contract (purchase rate) of 44, 020 to1, 467, 351 euros, minimum remuneration 0.5%. ● At a contract price (purchase rate) of 1,467, 351 to 2, 934, 702 me, minimum remuneration of 0.4%. ● At the price of the contract (purchase rate) of 2, 934, 702 to 5, 869, 405 me, the minimum remuneration is 0.3%. ● At a contract price (purchase rate) of 5, 869, 405 to 14, 673, 514 me, minimum remuneration of 0.2%. ● At a contract price (purchase rate) of 14, 673, 514 to 29, 347, 028 me, minimum remuneration of 0.1 per cent. ● At the price of contract (purchase rate) of 29, 347, 028 to 58, 694, 0.57 me, minimum remuneration 0.05% • If the amount exceeds 58, 694, 0.57 me, the minimum remuneration is 0.01 per cent * the value of the purchase of the above-mentioned minimum remuneration should be paid before the signing of the contract to the respective Legal Board. Part of the amount is retained by the Legal Board (the Athena Jurists College retains 35 per cent of the remuneration) and the remainder is due to a lawyer.

The procurement process begins with pre-inspection of facilities. This can be done through the Internet, specialized print publications, thematic exhibitions. An important step is the choice of a company that will accompany the buyer during the transaction. We can contact the agency directly in France, or the Russian company, or the firm in your country, a partner of the French company, a real estate seller. If you wish, you can make a deal on your own, thereby avoiding the cost of a real estate agent fee. Where to begin, so that a potential buyer can personally examine the objects, many companies offer an induction tour. The firm will have to pay for such services. However, many organizations do not pay for the inspection tour, all costs are considered to be included in the commission when purchased. The study tour includes the selection and inspection of objects, the provision of legal information, etc. Air tickets and accommodation are generally not reimbursed. If the buyer intends to acquire real property in France but is unable to enter the country, it is possible to buy housing remotely. The signed pre-contract is sent from your country by express mail, and for the purpose of signing the main contract of sale, you will grant confidence to your representative or directly to the notary leading the deal. If the trust is in your country of residence, French translation and apostiling will be necessary. In any case, specialists strongly recommend that at least one time come to France, since only with a personal examination can the most complete picture of the site be obtained. After the final selection of the facility, the buyer and seller sign a preliminary contract (Compromis de Vente or Promesse de Vente). Before concluding the contract, however, the seller is obliged to submit to the buyer documents on the technical state of real property. A local bank account should also be opened for financial transactions. Verification of the technical state of real property includes so-called diagnostic tests. In particular, the area of the site is measured to conform to the declared marking, the temperatures are checked, and lead and asbestos are used in the construction of the facility.

Where can you buy a house from the sea? The cheapest real estate is sold in low-economies. But I don't think the Russians, who used to at least the minimum comfort, would go to Zimbabwe just because the house in the African province could be bought for $100. Still, most of us dream of a modest house or apartment somewhere on the coast near civilization. Let's see in which countries it's cheaper to buy housing than in millions of cities in Russia. Thailand has been very demanding among our compatriots as a popular destination for recreation, dunschifting and emigration, as it can be praised by good beaches, diversity of entertainment, accessible and quality services. Summer here is a year round (closing eyes on the rainy season), the local population is friendly and welcoming, and life is cheaper than in Russia. For $18,000, $20,000, you can buy a single room in Patty, 100 metres from the beach. And it's not a concrete box in the bedroom area, it's an apartment in a new modern swimming pool with a pool, a guard, a pit, a laundry and a view at sea. The Philippines is a fabulous island where, contrary to stereotyping, rent can be purchased for money. If you find it well, the Philippines can find prestigious real property on the coast, which is much cheaper than European analogs. One-room apartment in the capital of the Philippines, Manila, in a skyscraper with a simplic lobster, a cigar room, bars and restaurants, is worth $46,000. It could be that there's a housing pool on the roof of the building. The Philippines ' distance from Russia guarantees very few compatriots if it is a decisive factor for the purchase. Egypt is now manipulating Russians much less than a year ago, but low-cost housing on the Red Sea is not losing its attractiveness. Moreover, Egypt ' s own real estate will not refuse to rest on the favoured resort, regardless of the policy or price of the tour operators. The price of real estate in the country of the Pharaohs is now starting from $8,000 for a small single apartment in the newly built area of Jurgada. And a bigger apartment, better, with a view to the pool and a private beach, sells $18,000, which is also very good. The purchase of real property in Egypt is as easy as possible and requires the buyer only to have a foreign passport. Egypt offers great recreational and business opportunities through the constant flow of foreign tourists.

Real estate owners in Spain need to know what taxes they must pay under the country ' s legislation, when public utilities and living in the country are spent on food, transport and communications. In Spain, one of the most favourable conditions for renting real property is, however, it is important to take into account the delicateness of the contract between the lessee and the party ' s owner. If it was not possible to stay in the country for long periods, it would be advisable to conclude a contract with the administering company to keep the site and search for potential tenants. However, there are some " underwater stones " related to tax law that are also important to be taken into account in re-selling property. Taxes, payments, utility charges per year are 0.52 per cent of the inventory value of housing, which is about 10 to 15 times less than the market. The residents of the collective area of apartheid (general staircase, basement, yard) will have to pay me 300-500 per year for the maintenance of the territory. For individual houses, this amount depends on the degree of urbanization (for garbage disposal, protection, cleaning of the adjacent area, lighting of roads) and is estimated to be between me and 500 per year. In elite complexes with developed infrastructure (tennis courts, sauna, gymnasium, restaurant, pool) the annual fee may be higher. The gardener ' s weekly work will cost the owner of an individual home in Ja80-200 a month (depending on the size of the plot), the cleaning of the pool (dependent per week) in Japan50-120 per month; the cleaning of the house in Y7-10 per hour. Water and electricity charges are a counter. The subscription fee for the water supply is about Ya15, electricity is Ya15, 84 per quarter; these payments are made even if no one lives in the house. The phone and the Internet will have to pay about a month. The satellite antenna with all the Russian channels is about I120 a year. Real property tax of 0, 5 to 2 per cent of the inventory value of the facility* Place in the condominium for residents of apartheid from I300 to Ja10,000 per year, depending on the level of urbanization of the Plate in the condominium for individual houses outside of urbanization

Modern Spain is over 8,000 km of sand beaches, cities with developed infrastructure and welcoming populations. It's worth a visit to this country at least once, and you're going to think about getting your own home on the coast of the sea to be able to enjoy beautiful species, weather and perfect service at any time of the year. We offer you to buy a villa in Spain without intermediaries to the maximum of our office in Moscow. If you dream of a luxury house or you're attracted to low-cost housing in the heart of the Catalonian capital, our agency will help you get closer to your dream. The list of objects is the villa catalogue in Spain 149,000 I'm 175,000 I'm 176500 I'm 199,000. I'm 199,900. I'm 209,000. I'm 218,000. I'm buying a villa or a house in Spain with a view to the sea from Premium Spain until the end of the summer of 2016, the prices of a house sold in Spain have shown a slight increase in the market. Buying a house in Spain means not just taking a pleasant place to rest on the coast, it's, above all, smart investment in liquid property. It is difficult to find a good assistant on the choice and acquisition of adequate housing costs in Spain. But in our catalogue of detailed photos, you'll find a lot of interesting options, elite villas in Spain on the first line right on the coast of the sea, small lodgers at the historical center of popular resorts, ultra-time botttches with the pool. I'm sure we'll find you a worthy option based on any desire. 1.1.2. Partial or complete copying of the site is prohibited.

Human settlements: Comorian Zhena Square: 1,200, 00 EUR Area: 57.84 m2 Type of transaction: For sale: Real property: Quarters, construction phase: Building - Act 15: PRODAETSY Phase: 2 Area Characteristics: • Internet: • Cable TV Telephone • Balcone • Balcone • BARC; Cyrpical Development: Sea-Wide Line 1 -- Sea-Water-Water-Water-Water-Water-West Description: To be proposed for sale to your first city A futuristic kit and an architectural project offering panoramic species on the Black Sea and the Bay of Burgas from all the terrace and balconies of apartments. If you want to buy a flat on the first lane of the sea in Bulgaria, this complex is the best choice for you. The project is carried out on an settled land area of 3,013 square metres, with the following parameters: • The maximum number of floors is 6; the built-in area is 6,650 square metres. The Set consists of: • 6 3-room apartments ∙ 60 studios with a possible two-room alteration ∙ 8 two-room computers will offer the following conveniences: • Restoran • Conference Room • Lobby Bar Magazina Park • Exchange

The legal news is one of the main issues that concerns people in the purchase, sale, gift and inheritance of real estate - will they have to pay taxes? The RIA Reality Site, together with lawyers, decided to make a taxpay for owners, sellers and real estate recipients. When do you have to pay a tax on real estate? Only the proceeds of sale of property owned by the taxpayer for three years or more are exempted from taxation (art. 217, para. 17.1). The minimum period of tenure for real property is three years for real property that is subject to at least one of the following conditions: (1) the right of ownership of the immovable property has been obtained by the taxpayer in succession or by contract of gift from the natural person recognized by the family member and (or) by the close relative of the taxpayer under the Family Code of the Russian Federation; payment of ownership of the immovable property In cases not referred to above, the minimum period of tenure for real property is five years. In the sale of real property owned by a natural person for less than three years, a tax must be calculated and paid by filing a tax inspectorate. The deadline for filing a declaration is 30 April, following the year of sale of real property or its share. The declaration is submitted to a tax inspection at your place of residence. If you sell the apartment purchased in the DMU, before the hospital's house comes back and after, how do you pay the taxes?