Land finance policy must be transparent and clear.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Ngoc Phuc and leaders of departments and branches attended at the Lam Dong province bridge point.

At the Lam Dong provincial bridge, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Ngoc Phuc chaired the meeting. Attending the meeting were leaders of the departments and branches: Finance, Agriculture and Environment, Justice, Construction, Provincial Inspectorate and Provincial Tax.

In his opening remarks, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha said: The implementation of the development of sub-law documents related to finance, land, etc. may not be clear. Policies may be difficult for localities to implement.

Therefore, in the spirit of listening and focusing on the grassroots, today, the Government met to review 2 Decrees regulating the Land Development Fund when the Land Law takes effect. From there, to unify and issue a clear mechanism for people, businesses and localities to implement smoothly...

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha chaired an online meeting with 17 provinces and cities.

The Prime Minister suggested that the comments from localities and associations have directly approached the issues of people and businesses. Reflections on impacts, implementation methods that are not suitable for the actual situation, for specific subjects or rigid, inflexible documents... will be edited and supplemented. In that spirit, how to make the documents in accordance with the law, and implement them appropriately for each subject...

The Deputy Prime Minister also requested that land finance policies must be increasingly transparent and clear, ensuring the interests of the State, the People and businesses. Land finance policies cannot be used to collect land, but when put into practice. Production must be appropriate, with appropriate costs... Regarding the responsibility of land users, there must also be a suitable roadmap, avoiding unreasonable application.

The Deputy Prime Minister explained that the approach to land needs to be considered to avoid land speculation, waste and ineffective land use, but must protect the rights of the people. Avoid land waste or too much fluctuation. The policies are correct, but implementation has problems, must be considered to create value, ensure economic, political, social...

Regarding the additional amount to be paid, the Deputy Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Finance to go into each issue. That is, where the Decrees are stuck for localities and enterprises. At the same time, it is necessary to eliminate violations by enterprises or violations by the State... In particular, it is necessary to analyze why it must be collected, why it must be reduced to ensure the harmony of interests between the State and land users.

Minister of Finance Nguyen Van Thang also presented the Draft to amend and supplement Decree 103 and Decree 104. Accordingly, Decree 104 is only technical, the rest mainly focuses on Decree 103.

After synthesizing, receiving, and explaining the opinions, recommendations, and proposals of ministries, branches, localities, organizations, associations, and enterprises, the Ministry of Finance has completed the draft Decree. Up to now, the Appraisal Council has organized the appraisal of the draft Decree. Currently, only 18/63 old provinces (190 projects) nationwide have calculated land use fees and additional payments.

The Ministry of Finance currently has 3 drafts on the issue of additional land use fees, which are to maintain the same level, reduce or not collect the additional fee. The calculation time is about 180 days.

However, according to local leaders, there are cases where money has not been paid for 10 years. These include problems after audits, problems with planning and price appraisal units... The reasons are both due to the capacity of the project owner and due to inspections...

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