Owner-unknown land 10 years later, can be divided according to inheritance November 27 5:07
In order to solve the problem of land left unrecognized by the owner, the Legislative Council's subcommittee is obligated to register when inheriting, and if there is no procedure for heritage division, the legal inheritance It is decided to put together an intermediate draft that can be divided according to the situation.
The Ministry of Justice consults the Legislative Council to review the Civil Code and Real Estate Registration Act, etc., in order to solve the problems surrounding “unknown land” where the owners are left unrecognized.
In response to this, the Legislative Council's subcommittee is making an interim proposal that requires registration when inheriting land, and is considering incorporating fines if registration is not applied within a certain period of time.
In addition, if there is no petition for heritage split procedures since the start of inheritance and 10 years have passed, we are considering splitting it according to the proportion of legal inheritance.
Furthermore, the policy is to include the ability to give up ownership of land if it meets requirements such as no disputes over ownership of rights and ease of management.
Next month, the Legislative Council's subcommittee will compile the mid-term proposal and solicit public opinion for comments. I am aiming.
At the time of inheritance, making notifications to local governments mandatory
The government and the ruling party have begun to make adjustments to establish a new system that requires those who inherit the land to report to the local government separately from the registration.
In the case of land inheritance, registration and other procedures are not performed, and the number of cases where the owner is unknown is increasing, and it takes a lot of trouble to find the owner, which is a problem in various places.
The government and the ruling party have revised the local tax law to reduce the land of unknown owners and properly tax the property tax, and require a person who has inherited the land to report to the local government separately from the registration. The adjustment was started in the direction of new installation.
The system is being considered for each municipality to make decisions and introduce it by ordinance.
In addition, if the owner is not found after exhaustive investigation, the adjustment will be in full swing toward tax reform in the next fiscal year so that the person who uses the land can be taxed as the owner. It is a prospect.