Calculate the title deed fee payable by the buyer over the sale price; separate shares apply to buyer and seller.
The title deed fee is a public charge paid to the land registry for property transfer and registration. In a real-estate sale it is, as a rule, paid separately by the buyer and the seller; each party is liable at a rate of 2% of the sale price, bringing the total burden to around 4%.
The fee is the declared sale price multiplied by the fee rate. This tool computes the buyer's share (2%). The fee base cannot be lower than the actual sale price and cannot be declared below the property tax value.
For a residence with a sale price of 2,000,000 TL, the buyer's title deed fee equals 2% of the price. The seller separately pays the same rate.
Fee rates are set in the tariff annexed to the Fees Law and may be updated periodically. Declaring a low price may lead to penalized assessment and a fee difference, so declaring the actual price is important.
As a rule the buyer and seller each pay; although practice may allocate it by agreement, the statutory obligation is shared by both parties.
No. A separate service (revolving-fund) charge is collected in addition to the fee; this tool calculates only the fee.
The rate is generally the same; however, certain exemptions and reductions may apply periodically.
Campaign-type reductions may arise in certain periods; the current legislation should be checked.