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The land transfer fee problem must be tackled at its root
To tackle the land transfer fee problem, it is not enough to fix the ills of the moment; we must also look to the long term. If reform is carried through, the accumulated ills of land transfer fees will naturally be resolved. As the first nationwide large-scale audit of land transfer fees gets underway, the management of land transfer fees has once again drawn attention.
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How can the muddled account of land transfer fees be clarified? Legislation is imperative
According to media reports, over the past 13 years, the total amount of land transfer fees has accumulated to nearly 20 trillion yuan, but grassroots officials revealed that exactly how much was collected and how it was used could only be clearly explained by the top leader of the department and the specific person handling it. This has given rise to various irregularities such as embezzlement and misappropriation, cost padding, and off-the-books circulation.
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The rise in farmland transfer fees for grain fields must be moderate; the rate of increase should not be too fast
According to recent media reports, competitive bidding for contracted land in Yinji Town, Jinhu County, Huai'an, Jiangsu, has pushed up the value of grain fields once again. The annual contract fee has risen from 700-750 yuan/mu in the past to 950-1070 yuan/mu now. Yinji Town currently has 43,000 mu of grain fields, and 38,000 mu has already been transferred.
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When will land transfer fees no longer remain outside supervision?
The 2014 national land transfer fee revenue and expenditure situation published by the Ministry of Finance on March 24 shows that last year's national land transfer fee revenue was 4.29 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 3.1%; the phenomenon of inadequate collection and management of land transfer revenue still exists, and some places have under-collected, deferred collection,
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Don't Let Excessive Land Transfer Fees Undermine the Enthusiasm for Growing Grain
Editor's note: As the state encourages and supports the transfer of contracted land to specialized large-scale operators, family farms, and farmer cooperatives to develop various forms of appropriately scaled operations, land transfer is in full swing across the country. However, rising transfer fees are continuously shrinking the profit margins of large grain-growing operators and other new types of business entities. While feeling the pressure, some have already been forced to give up growing grain and switch to other more profitable cash crops. How can the reasonable returns of these new types of grain-growing business entities be ensured? How can their enthusiasm for growing grain be protected? These questions are worth pondering.
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Banks collectively raise online banking transfer fees, Agricultural Bank raises prices 10-fold
After the ATM incident over bank service fee collection, it recently emerged that the Agricultural Bank had raised its online banking transfer fees to 10 times the original price without prior notice on its website. Yesterday, an industry insider sent this newspaper a 2006 fee schedule for over-the-counter transfers at various banks, and after comparing it with current service prices and making inquiries, it was found that many banks had substantially raised the relevant fees. "In the future, when calculating inflation
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