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General Fees Regulation

Original Language Title: Allgemeine Gebührenverordnung

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General Fees Regulation (AGebV)

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AGebV

Date of completion: 11.02.2015

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" General Fees Regulation of 11 February 2015 (BGBl. I p. 130) "

Footnote

(+ + + Text proof: 20.2.2015 + + +) 

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Input formula

Due to § 22 (3) of the Federal Law on Fees of 7 August 2013 (BGBl. I p. 3154), the Federal Government is responsible for:

Section 1
General

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§ 1 Regulatory subject

The subject matter of this Regulation is for individual public services (chargeable services) within the scope of the Federal Law on Fees:
1.
Guidelines for the calculation of the fee-covering fee in accordance with § 9 (1) of the Federal Law on Fees, including the calculation of time fees,
2.
the setting of fees for creatings.

Section 2
Determination of the cost-covering fee

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§ 2 Principles

(1) The cost-covering fee shall cover the average cost of all public authorities involved in the performance of the service, which shall be:
1.
are connected to the chargeable service, and
2.
are capable of attachment according to business principles.
(2) The fee calculation shall be in accordance with the manual for cost and performance accounting in the Federal Administration (GMBl 2013 p. 1235). The regulations of § § 3 to 8 proceed. (3) The regulations for the calculation of the fee-covering fee form the basis for the regulations in the special fee regulations in accordance with § 22 paragraph 4 sentence 1 of the Federal fee law. Unofficial table of contents

§ 3 Cost of the chargeable service

(1) The costs of activities and processes which are necessary for the provision of services shall be linked to the chargeable service; and
1.
are caused by the provision of services themselves, or
2.
are caused by additional and additional services, which are in a sufficiently tight context with the actual service provision.
(2) In particular, the following costs referred to in paragraph 1 (2) shall be recognised as a common cost:
1.
the costs of the management,
2.
the costs of providing and keeping the general administrative areas available;
3.
Costs for legal and professional supervision, as well as
4.
Costs for other areas that prepare, prepare, or otherwise support the service provision.
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§ 4 Flat-rate and typification

If the costs according to § 3 cannot be determined or can only be determined with a disproportionately large effort, they can be determined approximately by applying flat-rate and typesetting scales. Unofficial table of contents

§ 5 Taking into account the outlays

(1) Insofar as costs are to be included in the calculation of the fees, they may be included in:
1.
the general rates of hourly rates laid down in Annex 1;
2.
the special flat-rate hourly rates set out in Annex 2, or
3.
the costs which have been determined by a cost-and-benefit calculation.
(2) If the expenses to be included do not have a sufficient reference to the number of hours worked or if they are incurred only once for the chargeable service, they shall be included in the cost-covering fee arising from the hourly rates. (3) Insofar as expenses are to be charged separately, they may not be included in the cost-covering fee. Unofficial table of contents

Section 6 Subject to cost determination

(1) The subject matter of the calculation of the average cost shall be solely the chargeable service covered by the charge-charge inventory. Several objectively related chargeable services can be combined to form a single fee inventory. (2) The following costs may not be taken into account in the charge calculation:
1.
costs which are already included in the cost positions of the service to be calculated or other chargeable,
2.
the cost of another non-chargeable service,
3.
costs incurred in the form of a reduction in income resulting from a waiving or reduction of fees;
4.
Costs in the form of a reduction in revenue arising from a non-timely or non-payment, in particular by a stuning or a decree.
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§ 7 Costs of calculatory costs

(1) The following costs shall be limited to the following costs as calculated costs:
1.
calculated supply surcharges,
2.
calculated depreciation,
3.
interest rates,
4.
Costing,
5.
Calculations for calculations.
(2) The supply costs for civil servants are to be used exclusively as a calculatory supply surcharge. The surcharge shall be based on the average salary of the officials, at the following level:
1.
27.9 percent for the simple and the middle service,
2.
29.3 percent for the upscale service,
3.
36.9 percent for the higher service.
(3) The calculation of the calculated depreciation shall be based on the cost of the acquisition and production or the replacement time values. (4) The calculated interest rate for the interest in the bound capital shall be calculated by the Federal Ministry of Finance. It is made known by the Federal Ministry of the Interior in the Federal Gazette. (5) With regard to the same facts, no calculated depreciation or depreciation, no calculated interest and no calculatory interest may be taken into account in the case of a calculation of the same facts. Wagons are taken into account. Nor should the calculation of the calculatory rent be included. (6) The failure of charge claims is not to be considered as a calculatory venture. Unofficial table of contents

Section 8 Distribution of overheads

(1) The distribution of overhead costs shall be subject to appropriate standards to be applied to the amount of time, staff or material required for the chargeable service. (2) A distribution of the overhead costs is not or only with one It is possible to pay a disproportionate amount of effort, with a reasonable percentage surcharge on the individual costs. Unofficial table of contents

§ 9 Fixed fee

(1) The fixed fee shall be calculated as follows:
1.
on the basis of the average time required for the provision of the chargeable service, on the basis of
a)
the general flat-rate hourly rates set out in Annex 1, or
b)
the special flat-rate hourly rates set out in Annex 2, or
2.
on the basis of the costs determined by a cost-and-benefit calculation.
(2) The calculation methods can be combined with each other. Unofficial table of contents

§ 10 Time Fee

(1) The time fee shall be determined according to the amount of time required for the provision of the chargeable service in each individual case. (2) The calculation of the time fee shall be based on the following hourly rates:
1.
the general rates of hourly rates laid down in Annex 1;
2.
the special flat-rate hourly rates set out in Annex 2, or
3.
the hourly rates determined by a cost-and-performance invoice.
(3) The calculation methods can be combined with each other. (4) When setting a time fee, one quarter of the hourly rate shall be set for each quarter of an hour. Unofficial table of contents

§ 11 Frame fee

The sub-and upper limit of the framework fee shall be
1.
by multiplying the fee-eligible performance
a)
the lowest hourly rate with the lowest amount of time required for the provision of the chargeable service, and
b)
highest hourly rate, with the highest amount of time required for the provision of the chargeable service, or
2.
out of the lowest and highest costs determined by a cost-and-performance invoice.
For the determination of the hourly rates as set out in the first sentence of the first sentence, paragraph 9 shall apply mutatily.

Section 3
Uniform charges

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§ 12 Fees for certifications

(1) The fee is EUR 9.60 per certification mark for the certification of
1.
produced by the notifying authority itself
a)
electronic or non-electronic copies,
b)
Printing of electronic documents,
2.
electronic documents which the notifying authority has produced to depict a document itself,
3.
Signature and hand signs.
(2) Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the representatives of the Federal Government abroad.

Section 4
entry into force

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Section 13 Entry into force

This Regulation shall enter into force on the day following the date of delivery. Unofficial table of contents

Appendix 1 (to § 5 (1) (1), (9) (1) (1) (a)) and (10) (2) (1))

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2015, 133-136)
Part AGeneral flat rates (flat rates of the costs of a standard workplace in the Federal Administration)

Cost Block hourly rate in euro
Section 1
Individual and individual costs
1. with overcharge
If service trips are to be deducted as a delivery, the hourly rate must be reduced by EUR 0.70.
If experts are to be set off as an outlay, the hourly rate must be reduced by EUR 0.09.
simple service 44.17
medium service 51.03
an upscale service 61.48
higher service 83.59
2. non-profit surcharge
If service trips are to be deducted as a delivery, the hourly rate must be reduced by EUR 0.53.
If experts are to be set off as an outlay, the hourly rate must be reduced by EUR 0.07.
simple service 33.97
medium service 39,25
an upscale service 47.29
higher service 64.29
Section 2
Personnel individual costs
1. with overcharge
If service trips are to be deducted as a delivery, the hourly rate must be reduced by EUR 0.23.
simple service 33.53
medium service 40.39
an upscale service 50,84
higher service 72.95
2. non-profit surcharge
If service trips are to be deducted as a delivery, the hourly rate must be reduced by 0.17 euros.
simple service 25.79
medium service 31.07
an upscale service 39,11
higher service 56.11
Section 3
Individual Cost
1. with overcharge
If service trips are to be deducted as an outlay, the hourly rate must be reduced by EUR 0.47.
If experts are to be set off as an outlay, the hourly rate must be reduced by EUR 0.09.
10.64
2. non-profit surcharge
If service trips are to be deducted as an outlay, the hourly rate must be reduced by EUR 0.36.
If experts are to be set off as an outlay, the hourly rate must be reduced by EUR 0.07.
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Part Management of general flat rates

Cost Block Purpose Determination Costs for the Federal Government per year in Euro
1. Personnel costs
1.1 Officials and officials
1.1.1 Gross references A 2 22 926
A 3 26 047
A 4 30 734
A 5 31 257
A 6 32 118
Simple service A 2 to A 6 31 353
A 6 28 378
A 7 32 694
A 8 37 077
A 9 41 177
A 9 + Zulage 44 584
Medium service A 6 to A 9 + Zulage 38 135
A 9 36 028
A 10 43 982
A 11 49 133
A 12 53 778
A 13 60 213
A 13 + Zulage 64 429
upscale service A 9 to A 13 + allowance 47 946
A 13 55 483
A 14 63 114
A 15 72 255
A 16 81 188
Higher service A 13 to A 16 65 705
1.1.2 Supply
% of 1.1.1
simple service 27.9
8 747
medium service 27.9
10 640
an upscale service 29.3
14 048
higher service 36.9
24 245
1.1.3 Personnel costs
Aid under the state aid rules 1 900
Welfare services and support, including the use of special specialised services/forces 100
Severance allowance, travel grants and repayment of costs 300
1.2 Workers and employees
1.2.1 Gross references E 2 28 250
E 2 (surcharge) 29 003
E 3 30 600
E 4 32 299
Simple service E 2 to E 4 30 299
E 5 33 624
E 6 35 904
E 7 40 453
E 8 38 843
E 9 42 907
Medium service E 5 to E 9 36 700
E 9 44 436
E 10 48 807
E 11 54 634
E 12 62 625
High-level service E 9 to E 12 50 696
E 13 51 009
E 14 64 443
E 15 73 928
E 15 (overtariffed payment) 87 465
Higher service E 13 to E 15 (surcharge) 58 805
1.2.2 Employers ' share Social insurance E 2 8 063
E 2 (surcharge) 8 684
E 3 8 847
E 4 9 898
Simple service E 2 to E 4 8 773
E 5 9 463
E 6 10 189
E 7 12 038
E 8 10 628
E 9 12 487
Medium service E 5 to E 9 10 382
E 9 12 194
E 10 12 559
E 11 13 608
E 12 14 348
High-level service E 9 to E 12 12 973
E 13 12 838
E 14 14 861
E 15 16 352
E 15 (overtariffed payment) 19 451
Higher service E 13 to E 15 (surcharge) 14 022
1.2.3 Personnel costs
Welfare services and support, including the use of special specialised services/forces 100
Federal Accident Fund 250
Severance allowance, travel grants and repayment of costs 300
2. Individual costs
2.1 Administrative expenditure 4 730
Business requirements and communication as well as equipment, equipment and equipment, other utility items, software, maintenance
Consumables, vehicles and the like
Rent and Pachts
Education and training
Missions
Experts
2.2 Investments 2 430
small new, rebuilding and extension buildings (less than € 2 million) Euro per building measure)
Acquisition of vehicles
Proceeds from the sale of movable property
Acquisition of equipment, equipment, equipment and equipment as well as software in the field of information technology
Acquisition of other equipment, equipment and equipment for administrative purposes
2.3 Offices 6 850
Management of land, buildings and spaces
Rent and lease in connection with the uniform property management
Maintenance of the land and construction facilities
2.4 Flat-rate abatation from 2.1 to 2.3 -4%

3. Municipal costs
Supplement to staff individual and individual costs 30%

4. Staff number
Federal staff Heads 165 742

5. Work performance
Work Hours per year 1 644
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Annex 2 (Section 5 (1) (2), Article 9 (1) (1) (b) and Article 10 (2) (2))

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2015, 137-141)
Special flat rate rates (calculation scheme for official flat rates)




Cost Block Purpose Determination Title Fixed title in accordance with Budget systematics des Bundes-neuFesttitel according to Budget systematics of the federal-old
1. Personnel costs
1.1 Officials and officials
1.1.1 Gross-
References
A 2
A 3
A 4
A 5
A 6
Simple service A 2 to A 6
A 6
A 7
A 8
A 9
A 9 + Zulage
Medium service A 6 to A 9 + Zulage
A 9
A 10
A 11
A 12
A 13
A 13 + Zulage
upscale service A 9 to A 13 + allowance
A 13
A 14
A 15
A 16
Higher service A 13 to A 16
1.1.2 Supply
% of 1.1.1
simple service 27.9
medium service 27.9
an upscale service 29.3
higher service 36.9
1.1.3 Personnel costs
Aid under the state aid rules Z 441 .1 441 .1
Welfare services and support, including the use of special specialised services/forces Z 443 .1 443 .1
443 .2
Severance allowance, travel grants and repayment of costs 453 .1 453 .1
When travelling by service
Separation allowance as an outlay
to be billed:
5% of this title
Mixed staff expenditure-as far as the costs are related to the fee-capable performance (§ 3) 459 .9 459 .9
1.2 Workers and employees
1.2.1 Gross-
References
E 2
E 2 (surcharge)
E 3
E 4
Simple service E 2 to E 4
E 5
E 6
E 7
E 8
E 9
Medium service E 5 to E 9
E 9
E 10
E 11
E 12
High-level service E 9 to E 12
E 13
E 14
E 15
E 15 (overtariffed payment)
Higher service E 13 to E 15 (surcharge)
1.2.2 Employers-
Social security
Insurance
E 2
E 2 (surcharge)
E 3
E 4
Simple service E 2 to E 4
E 5
E 6
E 7
E 8
E 9
Medium service E 5 to E 9
E 9
E 10
E 11
E 12
High-level service E 9 to E 12
E 13
E 14
E 15
E 15 (overtariffed payment)
Higher service E 13 to E 15 (surcharge)
1.2.3 Personnel costs
Welfare services and support, including the use of special specialised services/forces Z 443 .1 443 .1
443 .2
Federal Accident Fund Z 452 02 452 02
Severance allowance, travel grants and repayment of costs 453 .1 453 .1
When travelling by service
Separation allowance as an outlay
to be billed:
5% of this title
Mixed staff expenditure-as far as the costs are related to the fee-capable performance (§ 3) 459 .9 459 .9
2. Individual costs
2.1 Administrative expenditure
Business requirements and communication as well as equipment, equipment and equipment, other utility items, software, maintenance 511 .1 511 .1
511 55
511 56
Consumables, vehicles and the like 514 .1 514 .1
Rent and Pachts 518 .1 518 .1
518 55
518 56
Education and training 525 .1 525 .1
525 55
525 56
Missions 527 .1 527 .1
527 09
When missions are billed as an outlay:
Approach of this title:
0 Euro
extraordinary expenses from service in special cases-insofar as the costs are connected with the fee-capable service (§ 3) Z 529 .1 529 .1
Orders and services in the field of information technology-as far as the costs are connected with the fee-capable service (§ 3) 532 .1 532 55
532 56
Other service contracts to third parties-insofar as the costs are related to the chargeable service (§ 3) 532 .3
if other service contracts are to be billed to third parties as an outlay:
Approach of this title:
0 Euro
Mixed administrative expenditure-to the extent that the costs are related to the chargeable service (§ 3) 539 .9 539 .9
539 55
546 88
non-divisible administrative expenditure-as far as the costs are linked to the fee-capable service (§ 3) 547 .1 547 .1
Experts, expenditure on members of specialised advisory boards and similar committees-to the extent that the costs are related to the chargeable service (§ 3) Z 526 .2 526 .2
526 .3
when experts are
The following information is to be billed:
60% of this title
Public relations-to the extent that the costs are linked to the fee-capable performance (§ 3) Z 542 .1 542 .1
Publications, subject-related information-as far as the costs are related to the fee-capable service (§ 3) Z 543 .1 543 .1
Conferences, conferences, trade fairs and exhibitions-to the extent that the costs are related to the fee-capable performance (§ 3) Z 545 .1 545 .1
Research, investigations and the like-as far as the costs are related to the fee-capable performance (§ 3) 544 .1 544 .1
government-specific administrative expenditure (excluding information technology)-as far as the costs are linked to the fee-capable performance (§ 3) 532 .2
2.2 Investments
small new, rebuilding and extension buildings (less than € 2 million) Euro per building measure) 711 .1 711 .1
Acquisition of vehicles 811 .1 811 .1
Proceeds from the sale of movable property 132 .1 132 .1
Acquisition of equipment, equipment, equipment and equipment as well as software in the field of information technology 812 .2 812 55
812 56
Acquisition of other equipment, equipment and equipment for administrative purposes 812 .1 Extraction from fixed title 812 of the federal budget classification
Construction measures of more than € 2 million Euro on a case-by-case basis-insofar as the costs are linked to the fee-capable service (§ 3) 712 .1 712 .1
2.3 Offices
Management of land, buildings and spaces 517 .1 517 .1
Rent and lease in connection with the uniform property management 518 .2 518 .2
Maintenance of the land and construction facilities 519 .1 519 .1
2.4 Flat-rate abatation from 2.1 to 2.3 -4%

3. Municipal costs
Surcharge on personal and non-individual costs as a percentage
3.1 relevant organisational units which provide internal services
Line
Stables
internal agents (e.g. B. Data Protection Officer)
Controlling
internal audit
Organisation/Personnel/household sector (including training units, gender equality officer)
Liegenschaftsverwaltung
Information technology
Occupational safety
Judicial system (without judicial and opposition proceedings)
Internal service
Language service
Library
Printing
State aid rules (only for active civil servants)
Site for travel expenses, removal costs, severing money
Referrals
Staff representation
3.2 Legal and professional supervision

4. Staff number
Federal staff Heads

5. Work performance
Work Hours per year