Vietnam Proposes Progressive Fees on Idle Project Land to Curb Speculation
Vietnam's Ministry of Justice has proposed amendments to the Land Law, introducing progressive fees for idle or delayed project land. Land unused for over 60 months could be confiscated by the state, aimed at curbing speculation and promoting efficient resource utilization.
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