Brother Jiu doesn't know it yet, but it won't be long before he fishes for himself.

After lunch, he sat in front of several cases, but he was not in a hurry to write about the bidding, but thought about Shu Shu.

After returning to Baylor Mansion, he looked at Shu Shu and said, "Do you know the three-cent deed tax on the house?"

Shu Shu nodded and said: "Of course I know. Thanks to me, the properties I acquired before the wedding are all red deeds."

"Then is the tax paid by the buyer or the seller?" Brother Jiu asked.

Shu Shu said: "According to the rules, half of the family."

Brother Jiu was surprised and said: "Then why didn't you write a smaller red deed? A smaller property can save dozens of taels of silver..."

Shu Shu shook his head and said: "There is no need. This tax goes into the national treasury and does not go outside. If everyone thinks about saving taxes and enriching themselves and the public, there will be disasters and man-made disasters. When the money is needed from the national treasury, there will be one less person." point."

So in order to make the buyer agree to pay the tax truthfully, she also paid the other party's one and a half cents of the deed tax.

Brother Jiu looked at Shu Shu and said: "I have remembered that this 'hidden tax' is also against the law. If it is revealed, both the buyer and the seller will be slapped fifty times each. In serious cases, 50% of the price will be recovered in the name of the buyer." Enter the official position."

Shu Shu said: "Yes, it is indeed against the law. It's just that the people don't take action and the officials don't investigate. Tax evasion is a common practice outside. But it can't be a one-size-fits-all approach. The real estate transactions are less external and more transferred between relatives." , the selling price can also be set low.”

Brother Jiu sighed with emotion: "It's all knowledge. If the fourth brother hadn't mentioned it, I would never have imagined that the price of this red deed is so low..."
Chapter completed!