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(Adopted by the 48th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Blackonang on 21 March 2007, No. 1 of the People's Government Order No. 1 of 21 March 2007 (Act of 1 May 2007) Article I, in order to strengthen the management of fees, regulate charges, preserve the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, improve the economic development environment and develop this approach in line with the relevant provisions of the State. The second approach applies to other units operating in the administrative area of the province for the application of fees by State organs, utilities, non-commercial organizations, and government functions (hereinafter referred to as charges units). Article 3. The licence is a voucher charged by the fee unit, which shall be charged with the licence. Article IV, the provincial price authorities will be responsible for the management of royalties in the administration of the province and organize the implementation of this scheme; the city (b) and the district (markets, districts) price authorities will be responsible for the management of royalties in the current administration. The Provincial Directorate for Agriation, Sub-office and provincial Directorate of Forest Industry, the Authority and the Forestry Bureau are responsible for the management of the system and the reclaimed area, the State-owned sensitivities in the forest area, and are operationally guided and supervised by provincial price authorities, the financial sector. The departments such as institution-building, civil affairs, business, tax, inspection, audit, etc. should be governed by the statutory duty. Article 5 (i) Legally validly validly authorizing the documentation of fees; (ii) A legal personality certificate or a document approved by the fee unit. Other relevant information needs to be provided and certified by law on the quality of the operation, and units applying for a licence should also be made available in practice. Article 6. The licence is divided into the present and a copy, and the charge unit shall apply for a copy of the licence for the fees for its non-independent legal person. Article 7. The licence shall be produced by the provincial price authorities in accordance with a variety of uniforms developed by the State Department's price authorities, and the price authorities at all levels collect the royalties according to the following provisions: (i) The royalty authority's licence for the central direct charges unit in the area of the city of Hilhama and the provincial direct charges unit; (ii) Licence of royalties in the commune, district (community) price authorities in the territorial administration for the granting of royalties for independent legal persons; (iii) The Provincial Directorate for Agriation, sub-offices and provincial Directorate of Forest Industry, the Authority, the Forestry Agency, respectively, have a licence for the royalties of independent legal persons in the forest area. Article 8. The price authority shall, within 15 days of receipt of the application for the processing of royalties, be subject to a licence of the royalties; in the event that it is not in accordance with the provisions, the applicant's unit shall be informed in writing of the reasons for the non-nuclearization of the licence. Article 9 contains one of the following cases in which the fee unit shall be held within 20 days from the relevant documents to the price authorities for the processing of a licence change or cancellation of the contract: (i) Approval of the name of the change cell, changes in the statutory representative, changes in the fee function and the cancellation, consolidation, separation, relocation or suspension of the fee unit; (ii) Increase or cancellation of charges, adjustment of fees or fees due to policy adjustments; (iii) Cessation of fees due to the expiration of the fee period. Changes in royalties or cancellation of fees related to charges are carried out in accordance with the date specified in the relevant fee approval document. The price authorities should regularly communicate the same financial and tax sectors. Article 10 Changes in royalties shall be implemented in accordance with the conditions and procedures set out in Articles 5, 8 and 8. Article 11. Removal of royalties shall be given to the principal media in the area of the charge, within 20 days of the date of loss, and to the price authorities, within 15 days of the publication of the notice. The royalties shall be used in the event of the damage, and the fees shall be transferred from within fifteen days of the date of the damage to the price authorities to the payment of the licence and the return of the certificate. No unit or individual may be forged, altered and used for royalties, nor shall the licence be transferred to others. Article 13. For the first time in the financial sector, the royalties were purchased or the taxing invoices were purchased in the tax sector, the fee licence should be processed. Article 14. The fee unit or its fee point has a fixed-cost facility, which shall, according to the provision for a noticeable licence for the location of the fixed-cost facility, be present or a copy of the fee licence, or its fee point is required for the payment unit. No charges were disclosed or no charges were incurred, and the payment unit or the individual had the right to refuse the payment. Article 15. Receipt permits apply to the annual review test system (hereinafter referred to as the annual review). The year was not charged. Article 16 (i) The licence is present and a copy; (ii) The royalties used in the previous year; (iii) The tax registration certificate issued by the financial sector is based on a purchase order or by the tax authorities. Relevant information is needed to confirm the specific amount of fees and should be provided as such. The fee unit shall be subject to annual review by the price authorities; the number of tickets is large, and the price authorities may be tried by the fee unit upon request. Article 18 (i) Whether the fee units, projects, standards, scope, targets and unit of calculation are consistent with actual implementation; (ii) Whether the fees continue to be retained or the fixed fee criterion; (iii) There are non-price violations. Article 9, paragraphs 1, 2 and 11 of this approach should also be reviewed as to whether the changes in the licence for the licence or the procedures for the replenishment of the office are complete. The annual period of review of the licence is from 1 January to 31 May of each year; the unaccepted annual trial, the licence was self-exclusive, and the price authorities should make public notices and conduct the examination of the year. Article 20 The price authority shall, within fifteen days of the date of the hearing, issue the inspection opinion to the fee unit. The test was qualified and the licence would be returned to the fee unit after the price authority plus the annual proceedings; the test was not qualified and processed by the price authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions and in writing reasons. In the course of the annual review, there was a violation of national fees management provisions, which were dealt with by the price authorities and the financial sector. Article 21, the price authorities shall carry out the licence of royalties, changes, replacements, write-offs and annual review procedures, in accordance with approved fees projects, standards, scope and etc., and establish a licence file. Article 2 Article 23 Article 24 violates the provisions of this scheme by one of the following cases, by the time limit of the duty of the price authorities to be changed; and by the late irrevocation of the charge unit: (i) No fee licence or annual trial, change and write-off procedure is required; (ii) The loss or damage of the licence and its impact on the use of the royalties, without applying for the payment of the licence; (iii) The fees were not disclosed at the time of the fee or were not presented for a licence. In violation of paragraph 1 of the former paragraph, the circumstances of the delay are serious and are subject to administrative disposal by the authorities concerned. The income-generating units, non-commercial organizations and other units operating in the ancestral government are provided for in paragraph 1, with a fine of more than two thousand dollars in the price authorities. Article 25 (i) The use of royalties; (ii) Conversion of the licence; (iii) The use of the licence of fees that fail; (iv) Contingency of royalties with others; (v) Refers of royalties to others. Other units with income, non-commercial organizations, and government functions, which perform administrative expenses are provided in advance, with a fine of more than one million dollars in the price authorities; in exceptional circumstances, a fine of up to $20,000. Article 26 does not apply charges in accordance with the fees, scope and criteria approved by the fee licence, and shall be treated and punished by the relevant authorities in accordance with the relevant regulations and regulations. Article 27 requires administrative penalties to be imposed by the price authorities in the management of the royalties, which may be authorized by law to impose administrative penalties under this scheme. Article 28 contains one of the following cases for persons engaged in the management of the licence, which may be subject to administrative disposition by law: (i) No licence for royalties, as prescribed; (ii) No licence for the granting of royalties in accordance with the conditions of issuance; (iii) In accordance with the conditions for the issuance of evidence, intentional harassment is not subject to a nuclear licence; (iv) Use of office facilities for requests and receipt of property; (v) The procedures for the processing of royalties or the basic information that should be provided are not disclosed or not available; (vi) Other circumstances that should be taken administratively by law. Article 29 of this approach is implemented effective 1 May 172. |
