A flat sells for 300,000 € with agency fees of 5%. What is the fee, in EUR?

A resale flat in Nice costs 400,000 €. The Alpes-Maritimes transfer tax rate stays at 5.81%. What are the transfer taxes, in EUR?

A resale flat in Paris costs 500,000 €. Using the rounded 6.32% transfer tax rate, what are the transfer taxes, in EUR?

An IAD agent on the 69% base split earns his share of a 10,000 € HT commission. What does he receive, in EUR HT?

A Capifrance agent on the 72% base split closes a deal with a 9,000 € HT commission. What is his share, in EUR HT?

IAD's monthly pack costs 163 € HT. What does it cost over 12 months, in EUR HT?

An eXp France agent has already earned 80,000 € HT of commissions this year. His next deal brings a 6,000 € HT commission. What does he keep, in EUR HT?

Under the IDCC 1527 agreement, a non-cadre négociateur VRP has a minimum of 1,500 € gross a month, paid over 13 months. What is the yearly minimum, in EUR?

A first-time buyer in a department that voted the 2025 rise pays 5.81% instead of about 6.32% on a 300,000 € resale flat. How much does he save, in EUR?

Total buyer costs on a 250,000 € resale flat in Paris come to about 7.81% of the price. What is that, in EUR?

A buyer withdraws during the 10-day period after signing a compromis. Within how many days must his deposit be refunded?

A non-resident seller outside any EEA social security scheme makes a 40,000 € gain on a flat held 4 years. With 19% income tax and 17.2% social levies, what is the tax, in EUR?

Same 40,000 € gain held 4 years, but the seller is affiliated to an EEA social security scheme, so the levy is 7.5% instead of 17.2%. What is the tax, in EUR?

A Nice flat is listed at 420,000 € fees included, with 20,000 € of fees paid by the buyer. Transfer taxes (5.81%) are computed on the net seller price. How much do they fall compared with a 420,000 € base, in EUR?

A classified furnished tourist rental earns 20,000 € a year under micro-BIC, with the 50% allowance. What is the taxable income, in EUR?

A villa sells for 1,000,000 € with a 3% fee. What is the fee, in EUR?

An IAD agent on 69% closes a single deal in his first year with a 14,000 € HT commission. He pays the 163 € HT monthly pack for 12 months. What is left after the pack, in EUR HT?

In most French sale mandates, who pays the agency fee?

1. The seller, in about 70% of mandates
2. The buyer, always
3. The notaire
4. The State

How do typical fees compare between traditional agencies and mandataire networks?

1. Both are fixed by law at 5%
2. Networks charge more, about 8%
3. About 4% to 6% for traditional agencies and 3% to 4.5% for networks
4. Traditional agencies charge 1%

What is the eXp France commission split model?

1. A flat 50%
2. 69% rising to 89%
3. At least 75%, rising to 100% after 80,000 € HT of commissions
4. 100% from the first deal, no pack

What makes up most of the so-called 'frais de notaire' on a resale purchase?

1. Transfer taxes (DMTO) that the notaire collects for the State and local authorities
2. The notaire's own fee
3. The agency commission
4. The mortgage arrangement fee

A non-resident owns a Paris flat worth 900,000 € net and a London flat worth 600,000 €. Is he liable to IFI?

1. Yes: the total of 1.5 million € is above the threshold
2. Yes: every non-resident pays IFI
3. Only if he lets the Paris flat
4. No: only French real estate counts, and 900,000 € is under the 1.3 million € threshold