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(The 14th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Glin, 29 December 2007, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 196 of 30 January 2008 of the People's Government Order No. 196 of 30 January 2008, which came into force on 1 March 2008) Chapter I General Article 1 provides for the regulation of the use and management of financial instruments, the protection of the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons and other organizations and, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, the development of this approach in the light of the actual circumstances of the province. The financial statements referred to in Article 2 of this approach are based on the original legal testimony of the treasury (print) and the issuance of the financial sector, the State administration, the treasury unit, the social groups and other organizations acting in the administrative functions of the Government, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the law, regulations, the State and the province. Article 3 states of financial instruments in the administrative region of this province (printed), acquisition, use, maintenance, destruction and supervision management apply to this approach. The provisions of the law, legislation and regulations are otherwise provided. Article 4 More than the people at the district level are governed by their respective responsibilities with respect to financial instruments. Chapter II Use Article 5 Financial votes are based on the Government's non-levant general instruments of tax revenue, the payment of administrative expenses, the Government's cheques, the inadequacy of the payment of the cheques, the non-levant contributions, the social group's contributions, medical instruments, settlement statements, other financial instruments. The various financial instruments are used for the purposes set out below: (i) The Government's non-levant stamp on income, when the State organs, the cause unit, the social groups and other organizations operating in the ancestral government are granted non-levant revenue under the law, and when there is no relevant provision that must be used by specialized instruments; (ii) In the case of an administrative fee collection unit charged for the purpose of the administration, an administrative fee was issued; (iii) When governments and their respective sectors collect government funds, the Government's cheques are issued; (iv) In cases where administrative law enforcement units and the judiciary commit financially or seizures of property under the law, there shall be no penalty; (v) When the Government of the people at the district level and its departments, public interest groups and non-profit units of the public good are granted, the grant is granted; (vi) In the case of non-levant income collection units and payment of government non-levant incomes, non-levant contributions are issued; (vii) When social groups collect their contributions to members, social groups have been dismissed; (viii) In the case of non-profit medical institutions organized by the Government to obtain income from medical services, medical tickets were opened; (ix) In the case of temporary payment, escrowing activities and internal transactions settlement operations, the administrative service unit was dismissed; (x) States and provinces stipulate that activities outside the first nine provisions of this article shall be subject to other financial instruments and shall be governed by the provisions. Article 6. The financial statements shall not be transferred, borrowed and replaced with tax invoices or other instruments. Article 7. Criteria should be filled with the complete preservation of the subsidiaries and the replacement of the distributors. Chapter III Article 8. The provincial financial sector is responsible for the development, adaptation, public announcements and treasury of financial instruments. Article 9 (i) The basic contents of the statement form are codings, income projects, standards, quantity, amounts and notes. (ii) The basic contents of the non-programming part of the vote are the first, the word line number, the respondent, the date of the opening of the ballot, the joint and the purpose, the order unit and the responsible person. Article 10 Financial votes are co-established according to the following pattern: (i) Non-finitional financial statements are generally established by a three-component, including the deposit of the cheques retained; the collection of receipts by the paying party; and the collection of the voucher. (ii) The financial statements are generally established as a link, i.e. ownership and receipt. Article 11. The central management of the production of financial instruments by the provincial fiscal sector, which should be published in a timely manner in accordance with the provisions of the provincial financial sector, in accordance with the annual classification plan. Article 12 When the financial statements were made up of the end, the Printing Corporation should communicate the information relating to the printing of financial instruments to the provincial financial sector or to the destruction of the property under the supervision of the provincial financial sector. Article XIV prohibits the falsification of financial instruments by a chapter and a financial vote, and prohibits the use of hard-copy stamps in non-financial instruments. Chapter IV Article 15. Financial instruments are subject to a voucher, sub-unitive, and a new automotive system. Article 16 Financial instruments shall be purchased in accordance with their financial reporting lines by the same financial sector. The unit of the acquisition of financial instruments should be an independent accounting and sound corporate unit of the financial accounting system. Article 17 units for the first purchase of financial statements shall be submitted to the same financial sector in the Constitutive Code of the People's Republic of China to complete the Financial Acquisition application and to submit documents or documents under the following provisions: (i) The Government's non-levant tax revenue stamps should be submitted to the State Department or to the provincial people's Government and its financial sector, the price sector approved the collection of documents from the Government's non-levant revenue and the non-operational licence issued by the price sector above at the district level; (ii) The purchase of administrative royalties, which shall be submitted to the State Department or to the Government of the Provincial People and its financial sector, the price sector for approval for the collection of administrative fees and for non-operational charges in the price sector above the district level; (iii) The acquisition of government fund tickets, which should be submitted to the Department of State or the Ministry of Finance for approval of the receipt of documents from the Government Fund; (iv) The receipt of the death penalty shall be submitted to its laws, regulations, regulations or documents which are subject to administrative penalties or which are certified by the judiciary; (v) The acquisition of donation tickets and the submission of relevant information that is consistent with the accepted grant provision; (vi) The acquisition of generic contributions for non-levant income and the submission of relevant provincial documentation; (vii) Acquisition of contributions from social groups should be submitted for the approval of documents established by the social group, a certificate of registration of legal entities of the civil service, the constitution of social groups and the payment of standard documents on behalf of the General Assembly; (viii) The purchase of medical tickets should be submitted to the Health Sector's Agency for the Enactment of Medical Institutions, the Licence for Non-Operational Fees issued in the price sector above the district level and the fees approved by the health sector and the price sector. The material provided by the use of financial instruments is in accordance with the State's provisions and the same financial sector should make a nuclear purchase order in the Glini province. Article 19 Changes in the acquisition of financial instruments in the provinces of Glin shall be made to the same financial sector within 15 days, either in accordance with the law, in order to consolidate, divide, withdraw and use the items of financial instruments. Article 20 Financial statements are maintained by the use of the unit and should be submitted for the use of the previous purchaser's financial statements, which may be ordered by the same financial sector after the confirmation of error. Article 21 Financial statements are issued by the financial sector of the people at the district level. It is necessary to entrust the relevant departments of the Government of the province with the acquisition and organization of the provincial financial sector, as required by this approach. Article 22, paragraph 2, found that financial statements were missing, number error and damage, and should be converted to the financial sector that issued financial statements. Article 23. When the financial sector distributes financial statements, it may be charged under the law for work on the basis of the fees provided by the provincial price sector and the provincial fiscal sector, the unit of the purchase of financial tickets should be charged against the same fiscal sector budget arrangements. Article 24 provides that the income of the worker on the basis of the current price is included in the financial budget management, with expenditure dedicated to the production, warehousing, transport, cancellation of the votes and management of the financial statements, shall not be diverted. Chapter V Article 25 Financial instruments should be used by the use of the registration system. The establishment of financial instruments is based on the management of the accounts and the designation of specialized persons to administer financial statements. Payments of financial statements are made to the same financial sector, as required by this approach. Article 26 Prior to the financial statements of the custodian, the relevant contents should be filled in accordance with the requirements of the financial statements. The financial statements for the maintenance of computer printing should be based on fixed numbers and cheque orders, and the financial statements for hand-by-hand start-up tickets would be required to produce their own copies to complete the relevant contents. Article 27, the financial sector, the use of financial instruments, should establish a dedicated warehouse or a specialized counter and be in compliance with requirements such as firefighting, fire prevention, water protection and shout. Article 28 was held for a period of five years for the custody of financial instruments, with excessive co-location, and with the consent of the district-level financial sector, the period of custody could be reduced without less than two years. Article 29 was lost and destroyed, and written reports should be sent to the same financial sector within three days of the date of discovery and made available to the media at the regional level. Chapter VI Destruction Article 33, without the use of financial statements, is subject to the relevant provisions, which are to be registered by a unit of financial statements, which is reported to be destroyed by a unified organization following confirmation by the same financial sector. After the expiry of the period in which the financial statements were retained, the financial statements were used by the unit of the financial sector that had been issued for the destruction of the financial statements, which had been confirmed by the department that it was not correct and was monitored by the designated location; and the problems identified in the confirmation process were addressed in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 32, after the destruction of financial instruments or financial instruments, is completed by the supervisory of the destruction of the financial instrument (consent) destruction certificate, which is submitted to the financial sector and the financial statements, respectively. Oversight inspection Article 33 The Government's financial sector, which is at the district level, should conduct monitoring inspections of financial instruments (printing), issuance, requisitioning, use, custody, etc., in accordance with national and provincial provisions. Article 34 Inspection units should receive inspection and oversight, if information is provided. Chapter VIII Legal responsibility Article XV has one of the following acts, which are punishable and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the Financial Offences Punishment Regulations: (i) Condition of financial instruments and financial instruments; (ii) The use of financial instruments obtained from illegal means; (iii) The production of financial instruments by state and province; (iv) Authorized borrowing, transfer, opening, sale, destruction, and conversion of financial instruments; (v) The use of financial tickets for inculation; (vi) A variety of financial instruments; (vii) The loss of financial statements and the destruction of damages are not dealt with in accordance with the provisions. Article 36 Chapter IX Article 37 of this approach was implemented effective 1 March 2008. The former Administrative Procedural Remuneration Order of Chilin Province is regulated by the method of management and the penalties for confiscation of property in the province of Glin. |
