(a) the province's refined oil wholesale industry is levied at 0.08% of the sales revenue of refined oil;
(two) the provincial power grid is levied at 0.08% of the electricity sales revenue;
(three) the province's natural gas wholesale industry is levied at 0.08% of the natural gas sales revenue;
(four) the basic telecom operators in the province are levied at 0.08% of the telecom business income;
(five) other projects and standards approved by the provincial people's government.
In accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the price adjustment fund shall be levied, and the specific payer shall be determined by the competent price department of the provincial people's government and announced to the public. Ninth city and county price adjustment fund collection items and standards are:
(1) Non-public welfare projects with government-set and government-guided prices are levied at 0. 1% ~ 0.5% of the turnover;
(2) The construction industry is levied at 0. 1% ~ 0.5% of the turnover;
(3) The entertainment industry is levied on the turnover of 1%;
(4) The catering industry is levied at 1% of the turnover;
(five) the hotel industry is levied at 1% ~ 2% of the turnover;
(six) other projects and standards approved by the provincial people's government.
City, county (District) people's government shall determine the specific items and standards within the scope of the items and standards specified in the preceding paragraph, and announce them to the public. Article 10 The collection scale of price adjustment funds shall meet the needs of economic and social development and market price regulation. The provincial people's government may decide to stop the collection of projects or adjust the collection standards within a certain period of time, and announce it to the public. Eleventh local tax authorities of the people's governments at or above the county level shall collect price adjustment funds from the society, and shall use the unified bills of local tax authorities.
The payer of the price adjustment fund shall pay the price adjustment fund in full monthly or in advance. Twelfth in any of the following circumstances, the price adjustment fund payer may apply for deferment, reduction or exemption:
(a) suffered a major epidemic, major natural disasters, major public emergencies or other force majeure, resulting in significant economic losses;
(2) Other circumstances stipulated by the people's government at or above the county level. Article 13 Where an applicant applies for deferment, reduction or exemption of the price adjustment fund, the payer shall submit an application for deferment, reduction or exemption of the price adjustment fund to the competent price department of the local people's government, which mainly includes the applicant's name, reasons, relevant financial statements, the amount applied for deferment, reduction or exemption and the starting and ending time. Article 14 The competent price department of the people's government at or above the county level shall make a decision on whether to accept or not within 5 working days from the date of receiving the application. If it is not accepted, it shall explain the reasons and inform the applicant. If the application materials need to be corrected, it shall be informed at one time and corrected within a time limit. The correction period is not counted in the acceptance period. If it fails to make corrections within the time limit, it shall be deemed as giving up the application.
The competent price department of the people's government at or above the county level shall, jointly with the financial department, put forward audit opinions within 20 working days from the date of acceptance and report them to the people's government at the same level for approval. Without approval, the price adjustment fund shall not be deferred, reduced or exempted. Fifteenth after the expiration of the holdover period, the payer shall pay the price adjustment fund in full within 10 days from the expiration date; After the expiration of the rescue, the full payment will be resumed from the date of expiration. Chapter III Application Article 16 The price adjustment fund may be used under the following circumstances:
(a) in order to stabilize the abnormal fluctuations in the prices of important commodities closely related to people's production and life, give producers and operators appropriate subsidies and discount loans;
(two) to give dynamic price subsidies to low-income groups whose basic lives are affected by the sharp rise in the prices of important commodities closely related to people's production and life or the government's price increase;
(3) Giving temporary subsidies to producers and operators of important commodities closely related to people's production and life under the circumstances that prices fluctuate abnormally due to major epidemics, major natural disasters, major public emergencies or other force majeure;
(4) In order to regulate prices and stabilize the market, appropriate subsidies and discount loans are given to the storage, circulation and construction of production bases and cheap shops of important commodities closely related to people's production and life;
(five) to support the policy price insurance of important agricultural products;
(six) to support the strengthening of market information monitoring and release, and other construction that is conducive to price regulation, market stability, and price regulation and supervision;
(seven) other circumstances approved by the people's governments at or above the county level to adjust prices and stabilize the market.