The departments of agriculture, forestry, water conservancy, township enterprises, land management, aquatic products, finance and taxation, industry and commerce administration and finance of the people's governments of cities and counties (cities, districts) shall cooperate with the rural economic management departments to strengthen the supervision and management of the collective income of village economic cooperatives.
The township (town) people's government is responsible for the supervision and management of the collective income of village economic cooperatives within their respective administrative areas. Fourth village economic cooperatives should adhere to the household contract responsibility system, implement a two-tier management system combining household contract management and collective unified management, and provide pre-,mid-and post-natal services for farmers engaged in production. Article 5 It is the obligation of members, villagers and village-run enterprises of a village economic cooperative to pay contract fees, overall planning fees, profits, agricultural subsidies and bear labor accumulation in accordance with regulations. Sixth village economic cooperatives should implement the policy of thrift, collect collective income in strict accordance with the provisions of the state and these measures, arrange expenditures reasonably, and implement democratic management according to law.
Arbitrary charges and various assessments are strictly prohibited. Chapter II Collection of Collective Income Article 7 Sources of collective income of village economic cooperatives:
(1) Contract funds paid by various industries;
(two) profits and agricultural subsidies paid by village-run enterprises;
(three) the direct operating income of the village economic cooperatives;
(four) agricultural subsidies paid by members and villagers engaged in non-agricultural industries;
(5) township (town) co-ordination fees returned by members and villagers;
(6) Depreciation of fixed assets collectively owned by village economic cooperatives;
(seven) the use of village economic cooperatives collectively owned facilities in accordance with the provisions of the payment of fees;
(8) Labor accumulation undertaken by members;
(nine) other operators shall pay the fees in accordance with the provisions;
(10) Compensation fees obtained from land requisition or use;
(1 1) Other income. Article 8 The contracted amount of cultivated land is generally accrued according to the contracted cultivated land area.
The contracted amount of cultivated land is generally 1%-3% of the average income per mu of grain (cotton) field in this village for one year.
If the contracted grain fields and cotton fields are approved to be replanted with perennial cash crops or converted into other perennial business projects, the contracts shall be changed accordingly and the contracted funds shall be appropriately increased.
Farmland contract payments can be collected directly from members, or by other means agreed by members. Article 9 Whoever contracts for collective production and operation projects such as mountain forests, water surfaces, beaches, tea, mulberry fields, orchards, aquaculture, fisheries, etc., shall pay the contract money to the village economic cooperative in accordance with the contract. Article 10 Village-run enterprises shall pay agricultural subsidies and pre-tax profits extracted according to regulations to village economic cooperatives for subsidizing social expenses. Eleventh industry, commerce, transportation, construction, mining, service industry and other village-run non-agricultural industries, after paying taxes, should pay profits to the village economic cooperatives according to regulations. The proportion paid is generally not higher than 20% of the total after-tax profits. Twelfth private enterprises, partnerships and individual industrial and commercial (transport) households, according to their sales or turnover of 1%- 1.5%.
Members who go out to engage in non-agricultural industries all the year round shall pay agricultural subsidies, and the specific amount shall be stipulated by the township (town) people's government. Thirteenth members and villagers who use collective facilities shall pay the use fee and depreciation fee according to the regulations. Fourteenth members and villagers pay the specific amount of township (town) co-ordination fees, determined by the township (town) people's government within the scope prescribed by the county (city, district) people's government. Fifteenth members (except students) should bear the labor accumulation.
The cumulative labor input is 10 to 20 working days per man and 10 to 15 working days per woman every year. Due to the needs of production and construction, it may be appropriately increased with the approval of the county (city, district) people's government.
Families of martyrs, five-guarantee households, poor households and private teachers may be exempted as appropriate.
Labor accumulation workers are mainly engaged in work, and those who are not engaged in work can do it for their own capital. The value of the work done by the capital shall be determined by the township (town) people's government according to the local actual situation. Sixteenth members and villagers (except students) shall undertake voluntary labor. Each labor force undertakes an average of 5 to 10 working days every year.
Families of martyrs, five-guarantee households, poor households and private teachers may be exempted as appropriate. Seventeenth due to serious natural disasters, reduce production, reduce income, need to reduce income, if there are provisions in the contract, according to the provisions of the contract; If it is indeed difficult to perform the contract, it may be appropriately reduced or exempted from the contract payment in the current year after being discussed and approved by the members' assembly or the members' congress and reported to the township (town) people's government for approval.