The property under the company name can be transferred to the individual name, but the following points should be noted: 1. Gift: the company can directly give the property to individuals, but it needs to pay gift tax and follow the relevant state regulations. 2. Purchase: individuals can buy real estate from the company, and the price of the real estate must be true and reasonable, and pay taxes. At the same time, we should avoid fictitious relationships and exaggerate the value of real estate. 3. Transfer by agreement: an agreement can be signed, and the company entrusts an individual to manage the real estate, or the individual is solely responsible for the ownership of the real estate. No matter how to transfer, you need to pay attention to tax issues. Details are as follows: 1. Property transfer needs to pay taxes such as deed tax, personal income tax and land value-added tax; 2. After completing the property transfer procedures, you need to go through the real estate registration procedures and pay the relevant registration fees; 3 owners have the obligation to pay the maintenance fund, it should be paid in time in accordance with the provisions. It is recommended to consult a professional legal person or real estate agent before transfer to avoid disputes and unnecessary losses in the process.
What materials are needed for real estate transfer? It can be different according to different situations, but the following materials are generally prepared: house ownership certificate, ID card and related documents, house sales contract, property tax payment certificate, etc.
Pay attention to the laws, regulations and tax issues involved in the transfer of real estate under the company name to the individual name, such as deed tax and personal income tax. At the same time, it is recommended to consult professionals before transferring to ensure that the process is legal and smooth. In addition, the ownership of real estate rights is an important property right, and we should protect our legitimate rights and interests.
Legal basis:
Article 38 of the Property Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * No unit or individual may infringe upon other people's real estate rights, seize other people's real estate by fraud or coercion, or illegally occupy other people's real estate by other means.