Add the written amounts you received from the authority, lawyer, registry, valuer, agent and lender. This worksheet adds them; it does not invent a country rate, exemption or buyer/seller allocation.
Reconcile one purchase file
Use one currency and enter only amounts you can trace to a written quote, assessment, engagement letter or contract.
Total entered transfer costs—Arithmetic sum, not an official assessment or completeness verdict
Entered costs as share of price—
Purchase price plus entered costs—
Positive quote lines entered—Zero never proves a legal exemption
Duty or transfer tax—
Legal / conveyancing—
Registry / deeds / consent—
Valuation / survey—
Buyer-paid agent—
Lender / bond—
Other documented costs—
What zero means here
A zero means no positive amount has been entered for that line. It does not mean the authority, professional or contract has waived the charge.
What this never decides
Which tax or legal instrument applies.
Whether VAT replaces transfer duty.
Who must pay an agent or professional.
Any exemption, deadline, penalty or filing result.
Why does this page not select a rate for my country?
A pan-African rate table would hide state, municipality, instrument, valuation, VAT, exemption and date differences. Only reviewed country owners calculate statutory amounts.
Can I put an estimate in a line?
You can reconcile your own scenario, but label it in your working file and replace it with a written quote before committing funds. The export records amounts, not evidence quality.
Does the total prove I have enough cash to close?
No. It is the purchase price plus the lines entered. Missing deposits, prepaid rates, insurance, finance conditions or professional disbursements remain possible.
Is any purchase information uploaded?
No. Calculation and exports run locally without storing or transmitting the amounts.