Hanoi “tightens” to collect land fees, strictly punish cases of delay in making land rental documents

Strictly handle the case of delay in completing the land rental application

The Hanoi People’s Committee has just issued Official Letter 816 on strengthening the management and collection of land rents for cases where there is no decision or land lease contract.

Accordingly, the City People’s Committee assigned the Department of Natural Resources and Environment to assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with the People’s Committees of districts, towns and the City Tax Department in reviewing cases where land users have not yet been leased land by competent state agencies. No land lease decision or land lease contract has been issued yet) and are using land for production and business purposes (collating data with tax authorities monitoring and managing land rental collection) to guide and urge contact land users, speeding up the completion of legal documents on land.

Hanoi tightens the management and collection of land rent in case there is no decision or land lease contract. Illustration.

“In case the land user is inactive and slow in completing the land rental application, it will be considered and handled in accordance with the provisions of the land law,” emphasized the Hanoi People’s Committee.

The City People’s Committee also assigned the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, to develop a plan to complete the work of completing land records for leased land spots that have not yet had land lease decisions or land lease contracts in the city; notify the People’s Committees of districts, towns and the City Tax Department for coordination in implementation.

At the same time, the City People’s Committee assigned the People’s Committees of districts, towns to direct functional agencies in the area to coordinate with tax authorities to strengthen the inspection and supervision of the use of leased land by land users.

To guide agencies providing cadastral information as a basis for management and collection of land rents in cases where organizations, households and individuals using land have not yet had land lease decisions or land lease contracts, the People’s Committee of the People’s Committee of Vietnam Hanoi city assigned districts, towns to urgently direct the Natural Resources and Environment Department, based on the request of the tax agency, to provide cadastral information as a basis for management and collection of land rent in case people land users are organizations, households or individuals that have not yet had land lease decisions or land lease contracts in the locality and are using land for production and business purposes as prescribed.

Land recovery for tax-delayed projects

Previously, the Hanoi People’s Committee issued Official Letter No. 2861 on urging the implementation of the state budget revenue estimates from houses and land.

Accordingly, the City People’s Committee assigned the People’s Committees of districts, towns to review and accelerate the auction of land use rights in 2021 and the period 2021-2023; urge auction winners to pay money in accordance with regulations; handle or propose to handle land recovery for projects that are tax indebted, weak in financial capacity, violating tax and land laws…

At the same time, the City People’s Committee assigned city departments and agencies to implement tasks and solutions to strengthen the implementation of the estimate of revenues from houses and land in 2021.

As of the end of May 2021, in Hanoi, there are 38 projects with financial obligations of 3,767 billion VND.

In which, the Hanoi Department of Natural Resources and Environment guides the handling of problems that are still present in order to speed up the process of determining the specific land price to ensure the budget revenue; strengthen the review, inspection and examination of investment and land use projects that are behind schedule and show signs of violations to propose the City People’s Committee to consider handling and recovering land according to regulations. ..

The Department of Planning and Architecture urgently reports on the situation, time and progress of handling the procedures for adjusting the planning of projects that have been discontinued according to regulations and Notice No. 240 dated September 5, 2008 of the Government Office. The Government shall send it to the City Tax Department as a basis for determining the financial obligations on land of the above projects according to regulations.

The Department of Planning and Investment focuses on removing obstacles and difficulties, urging and guiding investors to complete relevant documents and procedures to speed up the settlement of procedures for adjustment of investment policy decisions of investors. land use projects, as a basis for determining financial obligations and urging the collection of additional financial obligations on land of the project.

The Department of Construction directs Hanoi Housing Development and Management One Member Company Limited and related units to review and urge revenue sources in 2021, to ensure completion of the assigned target of payment to the state budget in the coming year. Last 5 months of 2021.

The City Tax Department monitors and urges the synchronous and drastic implementation of solutions to recover tax arrears, land use levy and land rent; proactively coordinate with relevant departments and branches to take measures to handle inactive, arrears and violating enterprises according to regulations.

38 projects owe land tax more than 3,760 billion VND

According to the recent re-monitoring report of the Hanoi City People’s Council, by the end of May 2021, there are 38 projects in the city that owe financial obligations with the amount of VND 3,767 billion.

In which, there are 22 projects that owe nearly 1,638 billion dong of land use levy (in which, 538.8 billion in 5 projects; bad debt 155 billion in 3 projects) and 1,354 billion in late payment. corresponding. In addition, 16 projects have paid all land use fees, only owed more than VND 622 billion in late payment.

According to Ninh Phan