How much does it cost to convert rice cultivation land to homestead land?

According to Article 52 of the 2013 Land Law, the regulations regarding the basis for allowing the conversion of land use purposes are specific:

- The annual land use plan of the district level has been approved by the competent state authority.

- The demand for land use is shown in the investment project, land allocation application, land lease application, and land use purpose conversion application.

Thus, when you apply for permission to convert rice cultivation land to residential land that meets the above criteria, you will be allowed to convert the land use purpose.

Based on Clause 1, Article 54 of the 2013 Land Law, it is stipulated that the State allocates rice cultivation land to the people without collecting land levy.

At Point b, Clause 2, Article 5 of Decree 45/2014/ND-CP, it stipulates: Conversion from agricultural land allocated by the State without collecting land levy to homestead land shall incur a land levy equal to the difference between the land levy calculated according to the price of homestead land and the land levy calculated according to the price of agricultural land at the time of the decision on the conversion of the land use purpose by the competent state authority.

Thus, when you convert rice cultivation land to homestead land, you will have to pay a land levy equal to the difference between the land levy calculated according to the price of homestead land and the land levy calculated according to the price of agricultural land at the time of the decision on the conversion of the land use purpose by the competent state authority.

Land use fees = Land use fees according to the price frame of homestead land - land levy according to the price of agricultural land.

As for the land price frame, it will be determined by the Provincial People's Committee of the provinces and centrally-affiliated cities.

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