Construction and installation costs of project cost in accordance with the order form is divided into part of the project costs, measure project costs, other project costs, fees, tax
payments. Part of the project cost, measure project fee, and other project fees include labor costs, materials fees, construction equipment usage fees, business management fees and profits.
(1) Sub-item engineering fees: refers to the various expenses that should be included in the sub-projects of each professional project.
1. Professional engineering: refers to housing construction and decoration engineering, antique construction engineering, general installation engineering, municipal engineering, landscaping engineering, mining engineering, structural engineering, urban rail transit engineering, blasting engineering, etc. according to the current national measurement standards. Class engineering.
2. Sub-item project: refers to the project divided into various professional projects according to the current national measurement norms. Such as earth and stone works, foundation treatment and pile foundation engineering, masonry engineering, steel bars and steel tear concrete engineering, which are divided into building construction and decoration engineering.
The division of some sub-projects of various professional projects can be found in the current national or industry measurement specifications.
(II) Measure project cost: refers to the cost of technology, life, safety and environmental protection before the construction of the project and the construction process. content include:
1. Safe and civilized construction fee (1) Environmental protection fee: refers to the various expenses required for the construction site to meet the requirements of the environmental protection department.
(2) Civilized construction fee: refers to the various expenses required by Shi Ding.
(3) Safety construction fee: refers to the various expenses required for safe construction on the construction site.
(4) Temporary facility fee: refers to the cost of temporary buildings, structures and other temporary facilities for the construction and construction of construction enterprises. Including the erection, maintenance, dismantling, cleaning fees or amortization fees of temporary facilities.
2. Night construction increase fee: refers to the night shift subsidy due to night construction, night construction reduction, night construction lighting equipment amortization and lighting power.
3. Secondary transportation fee: refers to the cost incurred by the second or multiple transportations of materials, components, semi-finished products, etc. that cannot be reached at the place of storage due to restrictions on the construction site.
4. Construction increase in winter rain period: refers to temporary facilities that need to be added during winter or rainy seasons, anti-skid, rain and snow removal, and reduced efficiency of labor and construction machinery.
5. Completed project and equipment protection fee: refers to the expenses incurred for the necessary protective measures taken on completed projects and equipment before completion of acceptance.
6. Project positioning retesting fee: refers to the cost of carrying out all construction surveying and re-testing work during the construction process.
7. Construction increase in special areas: refers to the increase in construction costs in special areas such as deserts or their marginal areas, high altitudes, alpine, and virgin forests.
8. Entry and exit of large-scale mechanical equipment and installation and dismantling fee: refers to the mechanical transportation or transfer cost and machinery of the machinery entering and exiting from the parking lot to the construction site or from one construction site to another. The labor, material, machinery, commissioning, and auxiliary facilities required for installation are required at the construction site for installation and disassembly.
9. Scaffolding engineering fee: refers to the amortization (or lease) cost of various scaffolding, disassembly, transportation costs and scaffolding purchase expenses required for construction.
The measures and their contents are detailed in the current national or industry measurement specifications for various professional projects.
(3) Other project fees include temporary amount, daily work, and general contracting service fees.
(4) Fees include social insurance premiums, housing provident fund, and project sewage charges.
(V) Taxes After the business tax is changed to the value-added tax, the construction and installation project fees no longer appear tax items. The tax on the cost of construction and installation works refers to the VAT output tax in the construction and installation cost of the accrued person in the national tax law; the urban maintenance and construction tax, the education surcharge and the local education surcharge are the management fees of the enterprise.
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