As for the first floor: "Land transfer fee = land acquisition fee + tax + development fee." I think it's ridiculous.

It seems that he did not understand the policy, but was tempted by your 30 points. Haha

Land transfer fee: refers to the land fee paid by the land user to the government in accordance with regulations, or the renewal land transfer price paid by the land user to the land management department when the land use period expires and needs to be renewed. , or the land user who originally obtained the land use rights through administrative allocation transfers, leases, mortgages, shares and invests the land use rights for a fee, and pays back the land transfer price in accordance with regulations. Every place has a gold standard for land transfer. You can check with your local home appraisal association.

Land acquisition fees: refer to the fees paid by the state to collectives and farmers during the process of expropriating farmers’ collective land and converting it into state-owned land. Including land fees, farmer resettlement fees, land house compensation fees, house resettlement fees, young crop compensation fees, farmland occupation tax, farmland reclamation fees, etc.

The contingency fee is determined based on 5-10% of the land acquisition fee or demolition fee. There is no certain standard for this.

Finally you asked about the relationship between the two. . . There is no clear relationship between land transfer fees and land acquisition fees. Because land acquisition is the conversion of agricultural land into state-owned land, and the issue of transfer fees is a name that is reflected in the re-transfer of state-owned land in the secondary land market. So there is no direct connection with land acquisition.

I hope you can understand this result.