黑龙江省城乡集市贸易管理细则（Heilongjiang provincial town and country fair trade management rules）.docVIP

黑龙江省城乡集市贸易管理细则（Heilongjiang provincial town and country fair trade management rules） Fifteenth any unit or individual is prohibited from the sale of state-owned and collective retail stores, panic buying commodity arbitrage resale price. Sixteenth units and individuals who enter the market trade for the sale of commodities, in addition to state-owned commercial, supply and marketing cooperatives, commercial, are all industry and commerce administration departments to collect market management fees. The rate of market management shall be calculated according to turnover. Industrial products and large livestock shall not exceed one percent, and other commodities shall not exceed two percent. If the total value of listed commodities is less than five yuan, the market management fee shall be exempted. Booth fees for market services such as goods shed and goods bed. The fees and charges for booths shall be formulated by the municipal and county administrative departments for Industry and Commerce in accordance with the service facilities provided. The quarantine authorities shall charge the quarantine fees of the livestock and their meat entering the fairs for collection and quarantine according to the standards of quarantine fees stipulated by the price departments. Where the sanitation of the market and the administrative departments for Industry and commerce are in charge, the administrative departments for Industry and Commerce shall collect the health fees; the sanitation department shall be responsible for the collection of medical expenses by the environmental sanitation departments. Other departments may not enter the market to collect fees except those charged by the standards in accordance with these rules. Article seventeenth the violation of the measures for the administration of trade in urban and rural fairs under the State Council and the detailed rules and regulations shall be handled by the administrative departments for Industry and Commerce in light of