There are many reasons for the low land use fee collection in the province. First of all, it is due to economic difficulties, the real estate market is still sluggish, the implementation of site clearance for some projects is slow, and the handover to investors is not timely.

In some projects, the development of compensation, support and resettlement plans is still slow, the compensation plans have to be adjusted and supplemented many times, creating a negative mentality for people whose land is recovered, leading to a prolonged time; the budget for site clearance has not received due attention, not meeting the requirements; the settlement of site clearance funds is slow, leading to the collection of land use fees in some projects being prolonged and not completed.

This situation occurred because the Party committees and authorities of some localities were not closely involved in leading and directing the implementation of compensation and site clearance work; some communes, wards and towns considered site clearance work as the responsibility of investors and land fund centers, so there was no close coordination to resolve arising problems.

Furthermore, land policies and laws have changed a lot, including regulations on compensation, support, and resettlement (especially land price determination for compensation, support policies for career conversion, and job creation when agricultural land is recovered) that have continuously changed over the years in a direction that is increasingly more beneficial to the people, so there is a comparison between people whose land was recovered before and after in the same area.

To complete the State budget revenue target in 2024 and the following years at the highest level, especially revenue from land use, the People's Committee of Ha Nam province directed localities in the province to closely follow the annual land use plan, submit to competent authorities for approval of planning, construction of residential areas, organization of site clearance, and auction of land use rights.

Districts, towns and cities inspect and review the trading of real estate products in housing projects, urban areas and rural residential areas in the area, requiring real estate businesses to only trade in real estate products when they meet the prescribed conditions.

The Department of Construction coordinates with the People's Committees of districts, towns, cities and related units to strengthen inspection, examination and review of housing projects, urban areas, and rural residential areas in the province that are being implemented to promptly detect, advise and strictly handle acts of trading and trading real estate products when they do not meet the conditions prescribed by law.

Strengthen coordination with investors, local authorities, and relevant agencies to widely publicize information about projects (legal status, scale, progress, etc.) so that people can grasp accurate information about legal regulations. Timely prevent false information about projects, affecting investors' activities, causing instability in the real estate market and security and order in the area.

The Provincial People's Committee also directed sectors and localities to strengthen propaganda, dissemination, and create consensus among the people when handing over land for projects, speeding up the construction progress of new residential areas, and submitting to superiors for consideration of additional planning for auctioning land use rights.

During the process of building residential areas and land use rights auction areas, sectors and localities must publicly and transparently provide detailed information about project locations so that the majority of people, investors and businesses can participate in the auction; advise and propose plans to collect budget from land use fees early, develop contingency plans for timely implementation during the year, limit the situation of concentrating on collecting land use fees at the end of the period; speed up progress, improve the quality of land use planning and management, and coordinate to resolve difficulties and obstacles in organizing bidding and auctioning land use rights.