The comprehensive economic management department of the people's government of the city or county or the department determined by the people's government of the city or county (hereinafter referred to as the competent department of enterprise burden supervision of the city or county) shall be responsible for the integration, coordination, supervision and management of enterprise burden within their respective administrative areas.
The relevant administrative departments of supervision, finance, auditing and price at or above the county level shall, in accordance with their respective duties, do a good job in the supervision and management of enterprise burden. Chapter II Supervision and Administration Article 5 The administrative fees charged by enterprises must be based on laws and regulations and the provisions of the State Council, its financial and price departments and the provincial people's governments.
To formulate and adjust the charging items and standards involving enterprises according to law, we should fully consider the affordability of enterprises and hold hearings in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state and the province.
Normative documents relating to administrative fees shall be publicly released. Without public release, the enterprise has the right to refuse to pay. Article 6 If an enterprise disagrees with the application scope, basis and standards of the charging items, it has the right to ask the charging departments and units to explain them, or inquire with the competent departments of enterprise burden supervision and finance and price administration, and the relevant departments shall provide convenience. If the charging departments and units can't provide legal basis, or the competent department of enterprise burden supervision and the competent department of finance and price administration give a negative answer to the legality of the charging basis, the enterprise has the right to refuse to pay. Article 7 The collection of government funds from enterprises must be based on laws, administrative regulations or the provisions of the State Council and its financial authorities. The establishment of government-funded projects shall be strictly in accordance with the prescribed procedures, with the consent of the provincial people's government, and reported to the state financial administrative department for examination and approval.
Raising funds from enterprises must be based on laws, administrative regulations or the relevant provisions of the State Council. Eighth of the administrative fees charged to enterprises, government funds and fund-raising, the provincial finance, price and other administrative departments should be approved once a year, list, announced to the public. Enterprises have the right to refuse to pay for items not listed in the catalogue. Ninth in addition to laws and regulations or the provisions of the people's Government of the State Council and the province, no unit may conduct assessment, appraisal, standards, upgrading and other activities of enterprises. In accordance with the law, assessment, appraisal, standards and upgrading shall be reported to the competent department of enterprise burden supervision of the people's government at the same level for the record. Article 10 Administrative organs shall conduct law enforcement inspection on enterprises in accordance with laws, regulations or rules, and shall not interfere with the normal production and business activities of enterprises.
When conducting law enforcement inspection, administrative law enforcement officers shall issue inspection notices issued by administrative organs and produce administrative law enforcement certificates. The inspection notice shall include the contents, basis and personnel who carry out the inspection. Eleventh administrative organs to conduct irregular product quality supervision and spot checks on production enterprises or to carry out commodity quality monitoring in the circulation field shall comply with the provisions of relevant laws, regulations and rules, and shall not charge fees to enterprises.
When an administrative organ entrusts an intermediary agency to conduct relevant inspection, testing, consultation and evaluation of an enterprise, the administrative organ shall pay the fees according to laws and regulations and shall not charge the enterprise. Article 12 The competent pricing department shall establish a price decision-making hearing system to listen to the opinions of enterprises and other parties before setting the prices of important commodities and services guided by the government and priced by the government according to law. Article 13 Public enterprises and institutions such as radio and television, postal services, telecommunications, civil aviation, railways, highways, power supply, water supply, gas supply, roads and bridges, or operators with exclusive status according to law shall strictly implement the national price policy and shall not raise government pricing without authorization or set prices beyond the scope stipulated by government guidance prices; Shall not charge or charge the public welfare * * * project construction costs; Do not use the exclusive business position to force the promotion of goods or services. Fourteenth administrative organs, social organizations, institutions and their staff are prohibited from committing the following illegal acts that increase the burden on enterprises:
(a) borrowing funds from enterprises for a long time, occupying funds that should be allocated to enterprises according to law and taxes, fees, fines, government funds and subsidies that should be returned to enterprises according to law;
(two) free or cheap use of the enterprise's real estate, transportation, communication equipment and electronic equipment and other property;
(three) require enterprises to provide loan guarantees or participate in insurance other than the compulsory insurance items stipulated by laws and regulations;
(four) forcing enterprises to buy designated goods, accept designated services, or to the enterprise
Asking for products or forcibly buying products at low prices;
(five) require the enterprise to bear the travel expenses, communication expenses, conference expenses, catering and entertainment expenses, medical expenses and other expenses that should not be paid by the enterprise;
(six) forcing enterprises to provide funds for handling cases;
(seven) compulsory or disguised compulsory enterprises to provide sponsorship and funding;
(eight) forcing enterprises to advertise, provide paid publicity reports or order newspapers, books, audio-visual materials, etc. ;
(nine) forcing enterprises to participate in social organizations and academic seminars, forcing enterprises to pay membership fees and provide sponsorship fees;
(ten) forcing enterprises to accept consulting, evaluation, information, testing and other services that should be independently selected by them;
(eleven) the administrative functions into paid services, and require enterprises to bear the costs;
(twelve) illegally requiring enterprises to set up relevant institutions or stipulate the number of staff in relevant institutions;
(thirteen) other illegal acts that increase the burden on enterprises.