These two luxury houses are located in the Second Ring Road of Beijing, covering an area of 608.75 square meters. They are Jackie Chan's first property in the Mainland. In the past ten years, Jackie Chan and his family, including his wife Feng-Chiao Lin and his son Fang Zuming, have settled in Beijing, and they have also paid for water, electricity, coal and other expenses.
It is worth mentioning that this is also the place where Fang Zuming was caught taking drugs.
Since it is a good place to live, Jackie Chan is not short of money. Why these two mansions? Auctioned for no reason?
At that time, Jackie Chan was the spokesperson of this mansion and bought a property here. The endorsement fee of 20.6 million was deducted from the purchase price. After Yu Jia Land Company delivered the property in 2007, the Jackie Chan family moved in, but they never went through the formalities of property right change registration, so that the mansion has been under the name of the developer for more than ten years.
However, although the mansion was not transferred, it still signed a contract with the other party at the beginning, indicating the transaction amount, which proved that it was indeed a purchase.
Now because the developer is in debt, Jackie Chan's mansion is under the developer's name, so it is disposed of together.
Then why not live in 10 for a few years before changing property rights? According to previous media reports, Jackie Chan's company Zhongtai International Group Co., Ltd. said that before the seizure, Jackie Chan and his assistant had been asking for the title certificate, but Li Jianguo (the owner of the developer) always agreed, but did not handle it.
But now, the latest material is coming!
In an interview with the media, the developer said that it was because Jackie Chan was in arrears with taxes that he could not apply for the title certificate.
Hong Kong media also reported that Jackie Chan was penny wise and pound foolish.
According to Hong Kong media reports, an insider revealed that Jackie Chan bought the mansion for 33.6 million yuan through his company. At that time, Jackie Chan was the spokesperson of the mansion, and the endorsement fee was 20.6 million yuan as the purchase price. Jackie Chan actually paid only 6.5438+0.3 million yuan, but the total contract price signed by the developer and Jackie Chan is still 33.6 million yuan. This leads to the problem of 6.5438+0.44 million yuan, which is 7% of the payment of 20.6 million yuan. Jackie Chan and the developer disagree on who will pay the tax. The two sides have never reached an understanding, so they have not gone through the transfer formalities so far.
To put it simply, Jackie Chan may think that since the endorsement fee mortgaged a part of the house price, that part of the tax should be paid by the developer. The developer thinks that even if the endorsement fee is not mortgaged, Jackie Chan should pay the tax himself. As a result, the two sides are deadlocked, resulting in the transfer procedures have not been handled.
It stands to reason that Jackie Chan should not pay the tax of 6.5438+0.44 million yuan himself? Even if all the endorsement fees are paid to him, he has to pay taxes according to law, but this time it is used to offset part of the house payment. Shouldn't he pay his own taxes? Just like us ordinary people who go to work, the salary given by the company is also before tax, not after tax, right? ...
So Jackie Chan's mansion with a value of 65.438+0.20 billion yuan is now auctioned because he is unwilling to pay the tax of 65.438+0.44 million yuan. Do you regret it now if you don't create a client?
If Jackie Chan is worth tens of billions, why is he so serious about 1.44 million? You know, he has always been frugal.
How frugal is it? Toilet paper used to go to the toilet also counts. He asked Fang Zuming to urinate in one compartment and defecate in two compartments with toilet paper. ...