Charging methods for asset appraisal charging standards

Notice of the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance on the issuance of the "Administrative Measures for Asset Assessment Fees"

The development and reform commissions, price bureaus, and Department of Finance (Bureau):

In order to standardize the behavior of asset appraisal fees, safeguard the interests of the public and the legitimate rights and interests of the parties, and promote the healthy development of the asset appraisal industry, we have formulated the "Asset Appraisal Fee Management Measures" ,Is issued to you, please follow.

All localities should clean up and standardize the asset assessment fees within their own administrative regions in accordance with the "Asset Assessment Fee Management Measures", announce to the public the reworked asset assessment fee methods and charging standards before the end of December, and will implement them The implementation status shall be reported to the National Development and Reform Commission (Price Department) and the Ministry of Finance (Enterprise Department).

Attachment: Measures for the Administration of Asset Assessment Fees

National Development and Reform Commission

Ministry of Finance

November 10, 2009 Article 1 of the Seventh Day In order to regulate the behavior of asset appraisal fees, safeguard the interests of the public and the legitimate rights and interests of the parties, and promote the healthy development of the asset appraisal industry, in accordance with the "Price Law of the People's Republic of China" and "State-owned Assets Appraisal Management" These Measures are formulated in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations such as the Measures.

Article 2 Any asset appraisal agency established with the approval of the financial authorities at or above the provincial level that provides asset appraisal services in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and national regulations shall charge appraisal fees in accordance with these Measures.

Article 3 Asset appraisal fees shall follow the principles of openness, fairness, impartiality, voluntary payment, good faith and client payment.

Article 4: Asset assessment fees shall be subject to government-guided prices and market-regulated prices.

Asset appraisal agencies provide asset appraisal services required by laws, regulations and relevant national regulations (hereinafter referred to as "statutory asset appraisal services") at government-guided prices; provide voluntarily entrusted asset appraisal and related services (hereinafter referred to as "statutory asset appraisal services") (referred to as "non-statutory asset appraisal services") implements market-adjusted prices.

Article 5: Statutory asset appraisal services may be charged on a piece basis, charged on an hourly basis or a combination of both piecework and hourly charges.

Article 6 For statutory asset appraisal services that are charged on a piece-rate basis, the original book value of the asset to be appraised can be used as the basis for billing, and the appraisal fee can be collected using a progressive calculation method of differential rating

That is, the charging levels are divided according to the original book value of the assets being evaluated, the charging amount is calculated in different levels, and the total assessment charges are added up for each level.

Article 7 For statutory asset appraisal services that charge hourly fees, the appraisal may be charged based on the number of working days required to complete the asset appraisal business and the charging standards for each working day

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Fees. The number of working days is determined based on the nature, risk, complexity, etc.

of the evaluation project; the charging standard for each working day is based on the professional skill level of the evaluator and the services provided for the evaluation

work. Quality etc. determined.

Article 8 The benchmark price of the government-guided price and its fluctuation range shall be formulated by the financial departments of each province,

autonomous region, and municipality directly under the Central Government, and shall be formulated by the price authorities at the same level.

Article 9 The charging standards for statutory asset appraisal services shall be formulated based on the average social cost of asset appraisal

services, statutory taxes, and reasonable profits, and shall take into account the local area

The level of economic development, social affordability, impact on the capital market and the public, etc.

Determine factors.

Article 10 For non-statutory asset appraisal services that implement market-adjusted prices, the asset appraisal agency shall propose a range of charging standards, and the specific standards shall be determined by the asset appraisal agency and the client

Confirmed through negotiation. The following main factors should be considered when determining the charging standard:

(1) The time spent on work and practice costs;

(2) The difficulty of evaluating the business;

(3) The client’s affordability;

(4) The risks and responsibilities that the registered asset appraiser may bear;

(5) The social reputation and work of the registered asset appraiser Level etc.

Article 11 A branch established by an asset appraisal institution in a different place shall comply with the asset appraisal service charging regulations of the location where the branch is located.

When an asset appraisal agency provides asset appraisal services in a different location, it may comply with the charging regulations of the location where the asset appraisal agency is located or where the asset appraisal services are provided. The details shall be determined through negotiation between the asset appraisal agency and the client.

Article 12 When an asset appraisal agency accepts an entrustment, it shall sign an asset appraisal service business charging contract (agreement) with the client or state the charging terms in the business agreement.

The charging contract (agreement) or charging terms should include: charging items, charging standards, charging methods, charging amounts, payment and settlement methods, dispute resolution methods, etc.

Article 13 After the asset appraisal agency signs a contract (agreement) with the client, if the trust relationship is terminated due to one party’s fault or without justifiable reasons, the refund and compensation of relevant fees shall be in accordance with the "Contract Law" and other relevant regulations. Provisions are made for handling.

Article 14 When obtaining statutory asset appraisal service business through bidding (bidding), the asset appraisal agency shall reasonably determine the bid price within the prescribed benchmark price and floating range.

Article 15: Asset appraisal institutions providing asset appraisal services to clients shall strictly comply with relevant laws, regulations and asset appraisal standards, adhere to the principles of independence, objectivity and impartiality, and perform necessary appraisal procedures.

Article 16 When an asset appraisal agency collects appraisal fees from the client, it shall issue legal bills.

Article 17 Asset appraisal agencies shall publish information such as appraisal items and charging standards in a conspicuous location of their business premises, and accept social supervision.

Article 18 Asset appraisal agencies shall strictly implement the asset appraisal charging methods and charging standards formulated by the government’s price department, establish and improve an internal fee management system, ensure the quality of evaluation, and consciously accept the supervision and inspection of the price department. .

Article 19 If any of the following circumstances occurs in the assessment service charges of an asset appraisal agency, the government price department shall impose administrative penalties in accordance with the "Price Law" and the "Administrative Punishment Regulations for Price Violations":

(1) Failure to publicize service items and charging standards as required;

(2) Setting prices beyond the fluctuation range of government-guided prices;

(3) Without authorization Establishing assessment service charges that fall within the price range guided by the government;

(4) Charging fees indiscriminately by decomposing charge items, duplicating charges, expanding the scope of charges, etc.;

(5) Not providing asset appraisal services in accordance with regulations and charging fees;

(6) Other price violations.

Article 20 Citizens, legal persons and other organizations may report or report to the competent price department where the asset evaluation institution is located if they fail to implement government-guided prices or engage in other price violations against asset evaluation institutions or registered asset appraisers. complaint.

Article 21 If a charging dispute arises between an asset appraisal agency and a client, the asset appraisal agency shall negotiate with the client to resolve the dispute, or may apply for arbitration or file a lawsuit with the People's Court.

Article 22 The fees for an asset appraisal agency to provide asset appraisal services overseas or in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan at the request of the client shall be negotiated and determined by signing a contract with the client.

Article 23 The National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance are responsible for the interpretation of these Measures.

Article 24: These Measures will be implemented from January 1, 2010. The "Interim Measures for the Management of Asset Assessment Fees" (Price and Fee Words [1992]) issued by the former State Bureau of Prices and the State-owned Assets Administration ]625) are abolished at the same time.