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National property for lease, leasing by tender, leasing and rent calculation of national property

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Q1: How does one calculate the royalties and rents of the national land (house) leased by tender? How long is the lease?

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I. The contracting royalty and annual rent are collected for the bid for lease by tender of the national non-public use land, and the contracting royalty is used for bidding. The person who has written the largest amount of contracting royalty on a valid bidding form shall be the successful bidder. The basic price of contracting royalty is calculated as follows:

(I) Building site (including land for public facilities): 5% of the total amount of the current declared land value multiplied by the number of years of the term of the lease.

(II) Agricultural land, animal husbandry land, and aquacultural land: The unit price of the current main crop according to the announcement made by the local government multiplied by 25% and multiplied by the number of the years of lease term.

II. The annual rent is collected for the bid for lease by tender of the national non-public use land together with building improvements, and the total amount of the annual land rent and the annual rent for building improvements will be used for bidding. The person who has written the largest amount of rent on a valid bidding form shall be the successful bidder. The basic price of annual rent shall be evaluated based on the current market situation and shall not be lower than the annual rent for the lease.

III. The lease terms of the lease by tender are listed as follows:

(I) Building improvements: less than five years.

(II) Building site: less than 20 years.

(III) Other land: 6 to 10 years.

Release date:2020-06-22 Last updated:2022-11-21
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