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Do resettlement houses pay land value-added tax?
According to Article 8 of the Provisional Regulations on Land Value-added Tax, real estate requisitioned and recovered according to law due to national construction needs shall be exempted from land value-added tax. Article 1 1 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Provisional Regulations on Land Value-added Tax further stipulates that the real estate requisitioned and recovered according to law for the needs of national construction here refers to the real estate requisitioned or recovered by the government for the needs of urban planning and national construction.

According to Article 1 1 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Provisional Regulations on Land Value-added Tax, units and individuals that meet the above-mentioned tax exemption conditions must apply to the tax authorities where the real estate is located, and be exempted from land value-added tax after being audited by the tax authorities.

With reference to the above provisions, land value-added tax shall be exempted if the houses of relocated households need to be demolished due to national construction. After the demolition, the newly-built commercial housing is supplied to the relocated households, and the land value-added tax needs to be paid. Land value-added tax is less than deduction, so there is no need to pay land value-added tax. The income from the sale of houses by non-real estate enterprises shall be calculated and paid according to the value-added amount obtained from the transfer of real estate and the prescribed tax rate.