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Do farmers who cultivate landlords' land have to pay taxes to the state?
Farmers who cultivate landlords' land do not need to pay taxes to the state. Agricultural tax regulations have been abolished since June 1 2006. This means the end of this traditional tax which has been followed for two thousand years in our country. As an important measure for the government to solve the problems of agriculture, countryside and farmers.

Stopping the collection of agricultural tax not only lightens the burden on farmers, but also increases their civil rights, which embodies the principle of "fairness" in modern taxation and conforms to the trend of "industry feeding back agriculture". Starting from 1992, China officially reformed its agricultural system through reform and opening up. In 2006, the agricultural tax, which lasted for thousands of years, was cancelled, marking that China entered a new period of reform and opening up.

Extended data:

Characteristics of agricultural tax:

1, with agricultural income as the tax object;

2, the annual output as the tax basis;

3. Collect in two ways;

4, under the unified control of the state to implement regional differential proportional tax rate;

5. Local governments have relatively more management autonomy.

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