Regarding the handling of the “most beautiful building in Ca Mau” constructed without a permit on agricultural land, the functional forces of Ca Mau province have recently consulted on a solution. Accordingly, the provincial tax department has decided to enforce the bank account of Mr. Ho An Tap – the owner of the villa. However, upon inspecting the account, Mr. Tap had no balance in his account.
To ensure compliance with regulations, the tax department will continue to verify Mr. Tap’s other assets, and upon discovery, will proceed with compulsory enforcement and auction to ensure the collection of the due amount. Currently, the tax department has decided to enforce the collection of more than 8.3 billion VND from Mr. Tap for the conversion of over 2,000 square meters of agricultural land to residential land.
Mr. Tap’s villa, built in violation of permits.
Previously, the People’s Committee of Tan Thanh Ward (Ca Mau province) sought guidance from the Department of Justice and the Department of Agriculture and Environment regarding the handling of Mr. Ho An Tap’s construction violations.
According to the document, in the event that Mr. Tap is allowed to change the land use purpose, but the landowner still does not pay the land use fee, can the ward proceed with enforced remediation?
In the case that the People’s Committee of Tan Thanh Ward has to enforce the remediation, is it necessary to revoke the decision allowing Mr. Tap to change the land use purpose before enforcing the remediation?
Previously, Tien Phong had reported on Mr. Ho An Tap’s construction of a villa without a permit on aquatic farming land. As the construction neared completion, he live-streamed the villa on social media, claiming it to be the “most beautiful building in Ca Mau”.
Subsequently, the authorities of the former Ca Mau City inspected and determined that the building was constructed without a permit, issuing multiple fines. However, the matter of whether to allow the villa to remain standing was not decisively addressed by the authorities.
The issue regarding the villa subsided for a period of time as Mr. Tap filed an administrative lawsuit against the People’s Committee of Ca Mau City. However, in early May, Mr. Tap withdrew the lawsuit. As a result, the local authorities resumed the process of handling the villa in accordance with regulations. As the district-level administrative organization no longer exists (Ca Mau City ceased operations on July 1st), the responsibility for handling the matter now falls under the jurisdiction of the People’s Committee of Tan Thanh Ward.
After receiving the notification to pay more than 8.3 billion VND in land use fees to convert agricultural land to residential land and retain the villa, Mr. Tap changed his mind and requested to withdraw the application for land use conversion. However, the former Ca Mau City People’s Committee disagreed and requested that Mr. Tap fulfill his financial obligations as notified by the tax authorities.
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The An Xuyen Ward Social Housing Project in Ca Mau Province is an impressive undertaking, featuring six 12-story blocks comprising nearly 1,000 social housing units. With a total investment of over VND 1,215 billion, this project is set to be completed within 36 months. One unique aspect of this project is Ca Mau’s inclusive eligibility criteria, which allows individuals with existing homes who work more than 20 kilometers away to also purchase these social housing units.
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The tax authorities, in collaboration with the local police and district/ward governments, will take a firm stance to accurately determine the revenue of landlords who have been dishonest in their tax declarations.
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