When a house is invoiced in full, the tax amount may be inconsistent with the total house price. The specific situation depends on whether the buyers are ordinary houses or non-ordinary houses.

If the buyers buy ordinary houses, the tax amount and the total house price may be the same. Because the deed tax rate of ordinary housing is calculated according to the total price of the house purchased by the buyers, that is, the total price of the house is what the tax amount is, so in this case, the tax amount on the full invoice is consistent with the total house price.

If a property buyer buys an unusual house, for example, the total price of a house is1000000 yuan, the tax payable by the property buyer may not be1000000 yuan, but lower or higher than10000000 yuan, and the specific amount shall be determined according to the local deed tax policy. Therefore, in this case, the tax amount on the full invoice may be inconsistent with the total house price.

It should be noted that the charging standards of different regions and different developers may be different, and whether the specific tax amount is consistent with the total house price needs to be determined according to local policies and specific conditions.