Based on a literature review, several findings were gained related to the impact of savings on the amount of rent. It can be stated that current knowledge is not sufficient and leads to conflicts related to managed land, corporate form, and amount of rent. The objective of this article is to fill the gap in current knowledge related to rent depending on the scale of the managed land when applying economies of scale for individual corporate forms. The results of this research has arrived at the conclusion that no direct link exists between the extent of the managed land and the amount of rent either for natural or legal persons. The advantages flowing from economies of scale are not reflected in the amount of the rent. Nonetheless, the dynamics and changes of the rent are influenced by agricultural production areas.