Circular 216/2012/TT-BTC on determination of rubber plantation land rent
Land price as a basis for calculating rubber plantation rent is perennial crop prices and is determined based on the net income from rubber plantation depending on each province.
The annual land rent is calculated by multiplying land price with the percentage rate. The percentage (%) is decided by the Provincial People’s Committee at the rate of 0.75% of the land rent.
In the cases when the Government leases land and collects rent on annual basis, the rate of each project is stable for 5 years.
After 5 years of stability, if the land price fluctuates from 20% or more compared to the price of land to calculate land rent, the rent for the next stable period will be adjusted to suit the new land price.
Detailed contents are specified in Circular 216/2012/TT-BTC guiding the determination of the rent of land for rubber plantation, which came into force on February 1st 2013.
Source: ANT Lawyers