Unless otherwise provided for in this section, proportional emoluments are levied on the capital stated in the deeds, increased by the value of the encumbrances appearing in the said deeds or on the valuation used to calculate duties and taxes, if this is higher. Encumbrances are considered to be the sums that, in the deed and in addition to the price, the parties undertake to pay as well as the services in kind that they undertake to provide.
If the method of calculation provided for in the previous paragraph cannot be applied, the emoluments are levied on the estimated value declared in the deed of the property set out therein.
Failing agreement between the parties and the notary on this estimated value, the fees are levied on the market value determined by the judge responsible for taxation.
The basis of assessment is rounded to the nearest euro.