Instruction
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Ownership of the property ensures not only that you can dispose of it as they see fit, but what to sell, bequeath or donate it you can also to anyone, regardless of degree of kinship, though a stranger, even if you see it for the first time. But the contract of donation has its own nuances. After it is signed and to pass state registration, given to the property subject to alienation in favor of the receiver and to challenge you this deal will be almost impossible.
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In addition, for a gratuitous donation of this property little one of your desires – this deal is two-way and the responsibility of the receiver is to accept this gift. Because the donated property according to the Tax code of the Russian Federation, is considered earned income, lucky, endows you will have to file a return and pay the tax on property of physical persons-13% of the value of your gift. From the payment of such tax law exempts only close relatives and members of the same family living together. Ie, the person is considered to be a stranger you have to pay a substantial amount in taxes, and it may not be for everyone. Therefore, consent to accept the gift is an essential condition of the contract of donation.
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In the case where such a desire is expressed for the receiver, it is necessary to properly execute the gift agreement to your immediate family members, potential heirs at law, could not later challenge it and to invalidate in court. In this case it is better to assure the contract of donation at the notary, attach to the documents a certificate from a medical institution stating that you are of sound mind and memory. In individuals whose age is more than 70 years, this certificate, the notary who notarizes the contract would require mandatory.
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After the notary will notarize the agreement to come into force to be registered in territorial body of Federal registration service at the place of location of the property. The application for registration should be made legal (the contract of sale and purchase, equity participation or privatization) and identification (certificate of ownership) documents, passports of the donor and the donee and a receipt for payment of the state fee.