Notary fees
The cost of a notarial act has several parts. The notary collects them when the act is performed and, in the part covering taxes and court fees, transfers them to the accounts of the relevant institutions.
Notarial fee
The notary’s remuneration for performing the act. Maximum rates are set by the Regulation of the Minister of Justice of 28 June 2004 — they depend on the type of act and the value of its subject. VAT at 23% is added to the fee.
Taxes
The notary is the payer of the tax on civil law transactions (PCC) and of the inheritance and gift tax — they are collected when the act is performed and paid to the competent tax office.
Court fees
If the notarial deed includes an application for an entry in the land and mortgage register, the notary collects the court fee from the parties and transfers it to the competent district court.
Copies of the deed
A fee is charged for each started page of an extract, copy or abstract of a notarial deed, plus VAT.
Exact information about costs — free of charge
The amount is determined individually before the act, depending on its type and the value of its subject. Call or write to us — we will present the full cost of the planned act.