Transfer and Bond Costs July 2020 - The Conveyancers essential property guide
A valuable guide which contains tables that are compiled in accordance with the national guidelines recommended by the Law Society of South Africa. This year’s update incorporates the amended Deeds Office Fees which came into effect as of 1 July 2020.
The Transfer and Bond Costs publication contains tables and explanatory notes on the following:
- Transfer Costs
- Bond Costs
- Fees Payable to the Deeds Office
- VAT and Transfer Duty
- Capital Gains Tax
- Bond Repayments
- Loan Qualification Calculation
- List of Useful Contacts in the Property field
This bilingual publication is updated annually in collaboration with David Warmback (BA, LLB (University of KwaZulu-Natal), Conveyancer, Notary Public), Partner, Head of Corporate & Commercial at Shepstone & Wylie Attorneys.
Fundamental Reference
The publication is of utmost importance to Conveyancing Attorneys at small, medium and large firms who will be able to make reference to the publication when drawing up bills of costs for conveyancing services provided. Students studying conveyancing, Banking Institutions that provide conveyancing services and Estate Agents would also benefit from the content in this publication.
Table of contents
- Introduction
- Tables
- Explanatory notes on TRANSFER cost tables
- Explanatory notes on BOND tables
- Fees payable to Deeds office
- Vat and Transfer Duty
- Capital Gains Tax
- Bond Repayments
- Loan Qualification Calculation
- Law Society Guideline
- Conveyancing: Conventional Deeds (Act 47/1937): Guideline of Fees
- Conveyancing: Sectional Titles (Act 95/1986): Guideline of Fees
- Interprovincial Apportionment Guidelines: Conventional Deeds
- Interprovincial Apportionment Guidelines: Sectional Titles
- Apportionment of Fees: Wasted Costs
- Conveyancing Fees and Apportionment of Fee: Alienation of Land Act 68 of 1981
- Useful Contacts
- Property Transfer Costs Table of Costs (Blue Pages)
- Bond Costs Table of Costs (Pink Pages)
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