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New regulations on contract and transaction certification fee rates

06/06/2013 - 14 Lượt xem

Certification fee is part of state budget revenue and certification agencies are to pay 100 percent of the total amount of collected fees to the state budget. The state budget will cover expenses related to contract and transaction certification activities in accordance with the approved annual estimates.
Fee payers are organizations and individuals that require certification of contracts at district and commune level people’s committees that are also authorized fee collectors.
Certification fees are stipulated as follows:
- For contracts and transactions related to land use rights transfer, contribution, and donation; land assets (calculated on the total value of land use rights and assets attached to land); dividing heritage (calculated on the value of the estate); mortgage assets (calculated on the value of assets), the applied rates are from VND50,000 to three million per case based on the value of contract or transaction ranging from les than VND50 million to more than VND10 billion.
- For validating the lease of land use and housing rent (calculated on the total amount of rent), the applied rates range from VND40,000 to 2,000,000 per case based on the value of contract or transaction ranging from les than VND50 million to more than VND10 billion.
- For certification of contracts and transactions that do not base on related values, a collection of VND 100,000 per case is applied to endorsement of contract on auction of real estate or contract of guarantee; VND40,000 per case for endorsement of contracts on agricultural land use rights conversion, authorization, certification amendment, and will; VND20,000 per case for certification of refuse of heritage and cancellation of endorsed contracts and transactions.
- For endorsement of contracts and transactions with a value below VND50 million, the fee is set at VND40,000 per case.
The circular takes effect from the date of July 1, 2013, replacing the joint ministerial Circular 93/2001/TTLT-BTC-BTP issued on November 21, 2001 guiding the collection, remittance, management and use of fees of notarization or certification./.

Source: General Department of Taxation