When selling agricultural land, a certificate of land use issued by the municipality must be lodged with the notary. Before that, the administrative unit must approve the transaction by means of a decision, which must already state that the property register has been consulted and that the land is agricultural land. The additional need to obtain a certificate of designation is thus an administrative obstacle, since, as mentioned above, the designation of the land is already indicated in the decision of the administrative unit.
The decision approving the transaction must then be sent to the FURS together with other documents for tax payment, despite the provision of the ZUP according to which the state administration authorities should themselves obtain information from other state authorities (here the decision approving the transaction and additionally a certificate of the final validity of this decision, which again must be obtained by the client himself from the UE). Why can't the FURS directly consult the records of the UE permits issued in this area (and the final validity status)?