What tax should I pay for building my own office building?

The taxes to be paid by enterprises for building their own office buildings are: 1, deed tax. Deed tax refers to the tax that the property owner has to pay once when the property right is transferred. Real estate includes land or houses, and taxpayers are recipients and new owners. For the office building built by the enterprise itself, when the land is photographed before the building is built, it is the real estate of the new owner's land, so at this time, the enterprise has to pay the deed tax, which is 3~5% of the price. If the completed office building is to be sold, the buyer will bear the deed tax. If it is an office building for personal use, there is no need to pay deed tax. 2. Business tax: A tax levied by units and individuals who provide taxable services, transfer intangible assets or sell real estate in China on their turnover, which is (the assessed price-the original price) multiplied by 5.5% or the assessed price multiplied by 5.5%. 3. Land value-added tax. Land value-added tax refers to the transfer of state-owned land use rights, above-ground buildings and their attachments, and the units and individuals that obtain income need to pay relevant taxes and fees, and the tax rate is 30%. 4. Stamp duty. Five ten thousandths.