Two years means that the house has been transferred and the deed tax has been paid for two years, counting from the date when the deed tax is paid and the deed tax invoice is issued! Full five refers to the "starting date" from the date when the immovable property right certificate is issued or the deed tax ticket is issued, and the time is more than five years. It can be calculated from the date and time when the deed tax is paid for the first time and the invoice is issued. If it has been five years, it will be five years.

The biggest difference between a house for two years and five years is the difference in taxes and fees. For example, the value-added tax and surcharges for two years and five years are the same. Ordinary houses are exempted, and the difference between non-ordinary houses is 5.6%. The difference is that there is tax. Those who have completed two years can be exempted from value-added tax, but personal income tax is inevitable.