The syllabus of the 2010 National Land Appraiser Examination is not out

National Land Appraiser Qualification Examination Syllabus (2010) Syllabus Catalogue. Part 1 Basic knowledge of land.

1. The concept of land.

2. Classification of land.

3. Land entities and characteristics.

4. Land rights.

Part II Knowledge of land management.

The concept of land management.

Second, cadastral management.

3. Land planning and management.

4. Cultivated land protection and land consolidation.

5. Management of agricultural land conversion and land acquisition.

6. Management of construction land.

7. Land market transactions and supervision.

8. Land price management.

9. Supervision of land law enforcement.

Part III The Theory of Land Prices.

1. The concept of land.

Second, the influencing factors of land.

3. The Theory of Land Rent.

Fourth, location theory.

Fifth, the law of diminishing returns to land.

6. Land market theory.

Part IV Methods of Land Valuation.

1. The concept of land valuation.

2. Principles of land valuation.

3. Income restoration method.

Fourth, the market comparison method.

Fifth, the cost approximation method.

6. Residual method.

7. Correction method of benchmark land price coefficient.

8. Route price method.

Part 5 Parcel Valuation Practices.

1. Land valuation procedures.

2. Acceptance of land valuation business.

3. The content of the determination of land valuation matters.

4. Definition of land**.

5. Collection of data on land valuation objects.

6. On-site survey of land valuation.

7. Land market research and analysis.

8. Investigation of land valuation cases.

9. Selection of land valuation methods.

10. Analysis and determination of land valuation results.

Ten. 1. Writing of land valuation report.

Ten. 2. Review of land valuation report.

Ten. 3. Land valuation for common purposes.

Ten. 4. Valuation of land for common uses.

Ten. 5. Valuation of other land rights.

Part VI Land classification, grading and benchmark land price assessment.

1. Land classification.

2. Land grading.

3. Benchmark land price assessment.

Fourth, the route price assessment.

5. Dynamic monitoring of urban land prices.

6. Comprehensive land price assessment of the area to be acquired.

Part VII Knowledge of Valuation of Ground Fixtures and Related Property.

1. The foundation of housing construction engineering.

2. Building valuation.

3. Valuation of other fixtures.

Fourth, the evaluation of relevant machinery and equipment.

Part VIII Land-related Taxation Knowledge.

1. Basic Theory of Taxation.

2. Land taxation.

3. Real estate taxation.

4. Other relevant taxes.

Part 9 Financial Literacy.

First, the financial foundation.

Second, the basis of insurance.

Third, the foundation.

Part 10 Accounting and Statistics.

1. Accounting knowledge.

2. Statistical knowledge.

Part 11 Knowledge of Land and Housing Surveying.

First, the basic knowledge of measurement.

2. Land surveying.

3. Housing surveying.

Part 12 Knowledge of Urban Economy and Urban Planning.

1. Fundamentals of Economics.

2. Urban Economics.

3. Urban planning.

Part 13 real estate development and engineering cost knowledge.

1. Land development.

2. Real estate development.

Third, the cost of the project.

Part 14 Management requirements for the land valuation industry.

There is only a table of contents, and the outline will be released at the end of May and the beginning of June. I have booked online, you can book on the **, a set of information, not bad!

Introduction to the 2015 Land Appraiser Qualifying Examination.

1.Land Appraiser Qualification Examination System

In order to meet the needs of the development of the land valuation industry, since 2006, the national land appraiser qualification examination is held once a year in principle, candidates are free to choose the type and number of subjects to apply for, and the examination results are valid in three consecutive examination years, and those who pass all the examination subjects will obtain the land appraiser qualification certificate issued by the Ministry of Land and Resources, and obtain the qualification of land appraiser.

2.Practice management of land appraisers

1) Registration of Land Appraiser.

2) Practice management of registered land appraisers.

A registered land appraiser can only practise in one land valuation agency;

The registered land appraiser shall submit the annual inspection materials of the land appraisal intermediary at the same time as the annual inspection materials, which shall be handled by the land valuation industry associations of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, and the annual inspection results shall be announced to the public.

3.Conditions of practice for land appraisers

Land appraisers practising in land valuation intermediaries should register and obtain a land appraiser registration number. An unregistered land appraiser shall not engage in land valuation intermediary business in the name of a registered land appraiser.

4.Continuing Education Requirements for Land Appraisers

The period of continuing education for land appraisers shall not be less than 100 hours in five years. Before the renewal of the certificate, the land appraiser must receive a special business continuing education and training according to the regulations.

5.The work ethic of a land appraiser

Seek truth from facts, implement the relevant national land price policies, and adhere to the principles of independence, objectivity and impartiality;

If you have an interest in the entrusting party or related parties, you should take the initiative to declare and recuse yourself;

Familiar with relevant laws, regulations, departments and industry regulations, receive continuing education according to regulations, update professional knowledge, and enhance professional skills;

Familiar with technical standards, valuation procedures, valuation methods and related professional knowledge, etc.;

The results of the land valuation and the valuation report must provide sufficient evidence;

For other personnel who assist in land valuation, they must be effectively guided, supervised and inspected, and bear the ultimate responsibility;

Accept the management of self-regulatory organizations in the land valuation industry and the supervision and management of administrative departments.

2. The establishment of the route price and its correction system (it can be understood) 1. The basic procedure for determining the route price and its correction system.

2. Route price section division and standard depth setting.

The standard depth set is usually the mode of the depth of each parcel of land facing the street in the route price section.

3. Evaluate and determine the route price.

Methods for calculating the unit land price of sample parcels: income restoration method, market comparison method, etc.

Methods for averaging the unit price of these standard parcels: mode, median, simple arithmetic mean, weighted arithmetic mean, and so on.

The specific steps of route price evaluation and determination: land price case investigation - parcel land price calculation - parcel data test - determination of land price section - calculation of section land price - division of land price grade.

4. Preparation of depth correction coefficient table.

The Depth Index Correction Table reflects the relative degree of change in land price with the change in the frontage depth of the parcel**.

1) The principle of depth index correction.

2) Various methods of deep correction.

Shengel's law (4321 law), Samus's law, Hoffmann's law, and Harber's law in Europe and the United States.

Depending on how the route price is expressed, there are also differences in the way the depth index table is made.

3) Compilation of depth correction table: individual depth percentage, average depth percentage, and cumulative depth percentage.

5. Preparation of other parcel condition correction coefficient tables.

Width correction, width to depth ratio correction, floor area ratio correction, transfer period correction, orientation tank flushing correction correction, land premium allocation ratio correction.

3. Use the route valuation method to assess the land value of parcels.

1. The general procedure for assessing the land value of parcels using the route valuation method.

1) Determine the alignment price segment and alignment price in which the parcel to be assessed is located.

2) Determine the frontage depth and other factor conditions of the parcel to be valued.

3) Determine the depth correction factors and other conditional correction factors for the parcel to be valued.

4) Estimate the land value of the parcel.

2. A method for evaluating the land value of various parcels using the route price valuation method.

Focus on understanding several diagrams and 31 judgment calculations in the textbook (Taiwan standard) 1) Frontage: 7 situations.

If the depth of the street does not reach the ground line, it is calculated according to the depth index table and the basic formula;

Parallelogram parcels: their height is the frontage depth;

There are two types of trapezoidal parcels: parallel and perpendicular;

Parcels with regular triangles: 1 2 of their height is the street depth;

Inverse triangle parcels: Compare to bag land;

If the depth of the street profile is less than 36m: the middle line is divided into two parts: the front and back are calculated;

If the depth of the parcel exceeds the mile line: the unit price of the parcel and the unit price of the street are calculated on an average basis according to the area ratio.

2) Road corners: several bonuses and subtractions.

3) Pocket land: according to the starting and ending depth index table, compared with the method of frontage.

4) Other land: mainly the land is calculated according to the route price of 40%.

5) Instance let's refer to the calculation.