Notarial fees
The costs payable at the notary consist of several elements. We calculate the exact amount before the act – free of charge.
What do the costs consist of?
Depending on the type of act performed by the notary, the following charges may be payable:
- notarial fee (taksa notarialna) – the notary’s remuneration,
- value added tax (VAT) – 23% of the notarial fee,
- civil law transactions tax (PCC) – e.g. on the sale of real property,
- inheritance and gift tax – where no exemption applies,
- court fees – for entries in the land and mortgage register.
The notary collects taxes and court fees as the remitter and transfers them to the tax office and the court. The cost of preparing and performing an act depends on many factors – not only the value of its subject matter, but also the length of the document and the complexity of the matter.
For an accurate calculation of costs, please contact the office – in person, by telephone or by e-mail.
Maximum fee rates
The notarial fee is determined individually at the office. It may not exceed the maximum rates set by the Regulation of the Minister of Justice. The table of maximum fees for acts of a specified value – such as a sale agreement – is on the property sale page.
Payment methods
Charges can be paid in cash at the office or by bank transfer to the office’s bank account:
ING Bank Śląski S.A.
64 1050 1575 1000 0092 6044 7652
Please state your full name and the type of notarial act in the transfer reference.
Legal basis
- Regulation of the Minister of Justice of 28 June 2004 on maximum notarial fees
- Act of 9 September 2000 on civil law transactions tax
- Act of 28 July 1983 on inheritance and gift tax
- Act of 28 July 2005 on court fees in civil cases