The permit system for private legal persons to purchase residences does not affect business operations or promotes them.

The newspaper reported concerns that the permit system for private legal persons to purchase housing would hinder the promotion of urban housing, the review time is too long, there is no clear standard, and the overlapping restrictions on real estate and land integration taxes. For the review of projects such as critical elderly, the application form will be clearly standardized, and a simple application review process will be adopted. In principle, the review of application cases will also be completed within 7 working days.

The Ministry of the Interior stated that for private legal persons to purchase houses and participate in or implement projects that "require the permission of the Ministry of the Interior" such as "approval by the Ministry of the Interior", the relevant review standards will be clearly stipulated in the authorization method. Based on the principle of data protection, relevant information will not be announced after the review. In addition, for some cases that need to be transferred due to practical needs during the integration stage, we will also invite all walks of life to discuss and discuss when formulating the authorization method, so as not to affect the operation of private legal persons or promote the efficiency and schedule of the integration in principle.

Another part of the industry believes that the tax rate of real estate transfer by private legal persons in the real estate integration tax has been adjusted, and there is no need to restrict private legal persons from purchasing residential properties. Avoid short-term hype loopholes. This restriction on the purchase of houses by private legal persons is based on the consideration that private legal persons have no residential needs in principle, and the increase in the number of houses purchased by them in recent years may affect the living rights of Chinese people. The purpose is different, and it is not to repeatedly restrict the purchase of houses by private legal persons.

The Ministry of the Interior reiterated that suggestions from all walks of life or industry players regarding the permit system for private legal person purchases of housing have been taken into consideration when the law is revised or formulated in future sub-laws. In addition, the Ministry of the Interior will promptly invite relevant agencies and trade associations to discuss issues that business operators are more concerned about, so as to facilitate the practical implementation of private legal entities and resolve the doubts of the industry.