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Regulated compensation, for a transparent service

Notary fees in France are set by law and regulated by decree. These are not freely set fees, but rather regulated costs, the same regardless of the notary you choose.

A notary's compensation includes:

• Emoluments: These correspond to the legal fee for official acts (sale, donation, inheritance, etc.).
• Disbursements: These are amounts paid in advance by the notary on your behalf (registration fees, publication, official documents…).
• Taxes and duties: Paid to the State and local authorities (e.g. transfer taxes).

🔎 The notary collects these fees, but the majority is transferred to the tax authorities.

You can estimate the property purchase fees using the simulator provided by the Paris Chamber of Notaries:

Calculate your purchase fees

⚠️ Note: this simulator gives an indicative estimate.
The actual amount of fees may vary depending on factors specific to your situation (type of property, location, tax specifics, VAT regime, etc.).

For an accurate evaluation, it is better to contact us directly.

Free fees: compensation adapted to the task

For certain acts or services not subject to regulated rates, notaries may charge free fees, defined in agreement with the client.

This applies in particular to:

• Complex legal support (estate planning, international law, taxation…)
• Acts not covered by decree (company bylaws, specific legal consultations…)
• Analytical or audit assignments (succession planning, transmission strategies, etc.)

These fees are set according to time spent, complexity, and added value.
A fee agreement is proposed to you at the start of the engagement.

Our goal: to offer you a clear, tailor-made service, with no surprises.

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