Proportion of land transfer fees paid to national tax in Linhai City

1. If the actual transaction price is not lower than the average standard of the benchmark land price of this level, the transfer fee shall be calculated according to the standard of not lower than 40% of the transaction price; If the transaction price is lower than the average standard of benchmark land price, it shall be calculated according to 40% of the total land price. 2. The transfer of allocated land use rights shall be calculated at 40% of the average standard of benchmark land price. 3. If the transferee of the land use right disagrees with the amount of the land transfer fee calculated by the above method, the transferee shall entrust a qualified land evaluation agency to make an evaluation, and the land transfer fee shall be calculated at 40% of the evaluation price. 4. The proportion of the cost price of the allocated land use right to the land price shall not be higher than 60%. When calculating the transfer fee based on the allocated land use right price, the cost price must be converted into the market land price, and then the land transfer fee shall be calculated according to the standard of not less than 40%.

Linhai City, referred to as "Lin" for short, is a national historical and cultural city. Since the Tang Dynasty, it has been under the jurisdiction of Taizhou Prefecture. Taizhou government received assistance from the capital in the Southern Song Dynasty, and Linhai was its ruling place, which greatly improved in all aspects. There are many cultural relics and historic sites, which are known as "Little Zou Lu" and "Cultural State", forming a "four" city with famous cities, celebrities, historic sites and specialties. In the Song Dynasty, it was praised by Wen Tianxiang as: "The fairy country of the seamount, the lonely eaves and the broken walls, the picture scroll of Vientiane, the world of thousands of rocks and thousands of jade." Linhai dialect is the representative dialect of Taizhou dialect of Wu dialect, which retains many ancient Chinese pronunciations, classical Chinese words and sentence patterns.