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What is the project charging standard in Jiangsu Province? How much is the charge?

The charging standard consists of comprehensive fees, labor insurance funds, separately calculated fees and taxes.

(1) The content of comprehensive fee: including construction management fee, temporary facilities fee and profit.

1. Contents of construction management fee:

(1) Basic salary, salary subsidies, employee welfare expenses, labor protection expenses, etc. Managers.

(2) Office expenses refer to the expenses for managing office stationery, paper, accounts, printing, posts and telecommunications, books and newspapers, meetings, water, electricity, boiled water, collective heating (including heating in temporary dormitories on site) and coal (gas).

(3) Travel expenses and transportation expenses refer to travel expenses, accommodation subsidies, local transportation expenses and meal-missed subsidies, family visit expenses, labor recruitment fees, one-time retirement and resignation fees, medical expenses for injured workers, fuel fees, road maintenance fees, vehicle license fees, etc.

(4) The use fee of fixed assets refers to the depreciation and maintenance costs of houses, equipment and instruments belonging to fixed assets used by enterprises and experimental departments.

(5) The use fee of tools and appliances refers to the purchase, maintenance and amortization fee of tools, appliances, furniture, vehicles, inspection, testing, surveying and mapping, fire fighting appliances, etc. , does not belong to the fixed assets used by enterprises and site management.

(6) Employee education funds refer to the expenses accrued by enterprises according to 1.5% of the total wages of employees for employees to learn advanced technology and improve their cultural level.

(7) Trade union funds refer to the expenses accrued by construction enterprises according to 2% of the total wages of employees.

(8) Protection fee refers to the property insurance, vehicle insurance, aerial work, underground work, offshore work and other special operation safety insurance premiums of enterprises and construction management.

(9) The project warranty fee refers to the repair cost within the specified warranty period after the project is completed and put into use.

(10) Employee pension insurance premium and unemployment insurance premium refer to the accumulation of employee retirement pension and the unemployment insurance premium accrued according to the prescribed standards.

(1 1) Financial expenses refer to all expenses incurred by an enterprise to raise funds, including short-term loan interest, net exchange loss, foreign exchange adjustment fees, financial institution fees and other net financial expenses incurred by an enterprise to raise funds.

(12) Enterprise tax refers to the property tax, vehicle and vessel use tax, land use tax, stamp duty and land use fee paid by enterprises according to regulations.

(13) Others, including technology transfer fees, technology development fees, business entertainment fees, sewage charges, greening fees, advertising fees, notarization fees, legal consultant fees, audit fees, consulting fees, and superior management fees, quota management fees, labor quota determination fees, flood control and security funds paid according to the regulations of the competent authorities.

2. The cost of temporary facilities refers to the cost of temporary buildings, structures and other temporary facilities for living and production necessary for municipal engineering construction by construction enterprises.

Temporary facilities fees include: temporary dormitories, cultural welfare and public houses, structures, warehouse offices, processing plants, temporary roads, bridges and culverts, temporary water storage buckets, drainage ditches, temporary fences and unfixed water pipes and wires in the site, but do not include the purchase fees of water towers, pumps, pools and other structures and facilities required for transportation trunk roads and temporary water sources, power supplies and power pipelines on the construction site. Temporary facilities fees include building temporary facilities.

3. Profit refers to the profit that should be included in the project cost according to regulations.

(two) the labor insurance fund refers to the pension paid by enterprises to retired employees and other expenses belonging to the labor insurance fund. The specific implementation measures and standards shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of Xiang Jian (1992) Guan Zi No.467, Provincial Labor Department, Provincial Department of Finance and Provincial Construction Bank. The labor insurance fund shall be uniformly collected and managed by the industry coordinating office of the Construction Committee at all levels.

(3) The expenses calculated separately.

1. Special health care fee refers to the health care fee for construction enterprises to participate in special projects (toxic and harmful environment in the factory, asphalt pavement, pipe jacking project, diving, underground operation, etc.). ).

2. The fare increase for off-site construction refers to the fare increase for off-site construction when the construction enterprise leaves the company base for 25 kilometers. Including increased staff travel expenses, family visit expenses, increased domestic vehicle and electrical appliance use fees and transportation expenses for centralized accommodation.

3. The construction organization relocation fee refers to the one-time relocation fee for the construction enterprise to move from the original residence to 25 kilometers away for construction according to the needs of the construction task and decided by the relevant departments. The contents include travel expenses of employees and their families, wages during relocation, and relocation expenses of construction machinery, tools and turnover materials. Excluding: (1) relocation expenses incurred by the construction enterprise to mobilize the construction force within 25 kilometers and balance the construction force internally; (2) Relocation expenses for construction organization relocation caused by winning the bid.

After the completion of the project that meets the relocation cost calculation of the construction unit, the construction unit will hand it over to another construction unit, and the transferred relocation cost will be borne by the new construction unit. If there is no task to return to the original station, the return fee shall still be borne by the original transferred construction unit.

(4) Taxes refer to the business tax, urban maintenance and construction tax and education surcharge that should be included in the cost of municipal projects according to state regulations. & lt/img & gt;