Should Party A or Party B pay the notarization fee, expert evaluation fee and transaction fee in the bid opening fee of construction projects? Or share it in proportion?

1. The expert review fee for notarization fee in the bid opening fee of construction project shall be borne by Party A (the tenderee).

The reason for this is the following：

According to Article 12, Item 1, Composition of Other Expenses of Construction Projects in Chapter III of Composition of Total Investment and Other Expenses of Construction Projects, the construction management fees include: project bidding fees, contract notarization fees, legal consultant fees, consulting fees and other management fees. Consulting fees also include expert review consulting fees.

Second, the transaction fee for construction projects is generally 50% for the tenderee and 50% for the winning bidder, which shall be specified by the provinces and implemented according to local regulations, such as:

Shandong Lu Jia Fei Fa [20065438+0] No.243 Article 1 stipulates that the transaction service fee for bidding and tendering (including direct contracting) of engineering construction and material procurement shall be calculated and collected according to the following standards, with the tenderee of engineering construction project paying 50% and the winning bidder paying 50%.

Shaanxi jiafeidiaofa [2004] No.40 Article 2 The charging standard for transaction service fees of construction projects stipulates that the transaction service fees of construction projects shall be charged according to the bid price quota in each project subject to tender, and the tenderee and the winning bidder shall bear 50% respectively.

Extended data

When paying the expert review fee, attach the certificate.

If the consulting charging party is a company legal person, they need to issue a receipt; If it is an individual, the expert will apply to the local taxation bureau to issue an invoice and pay the tax (about 8%) with his personal ID card and the payer's certificate (item, amount and official seal). The unit pays the attachment of the original voucher with this invoice.

Contents of other expenses of construction projects

According to the composition and content of other expenses of construction projects of the Ministry of Construction, there are the following items:

1. Compensation for land requisition and demolition. Refers to the compensation for land acquisition and demolition that should be paid according to the scope stipulated in the approved design documents and the provisions of the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China and other laws and regulations.

Specifically, it includes the following contents:

(1) Land compensation fee: land compensation fee for expropriation, compensation fee for the overground and overground attachments and young crops of the expropriated land, vegetable field development and construction fund paid by suburban cities for requisitioning vegetable fields, cultivated land occupation tax or urban land use tax, land registration fee, land acquisition management fee, etc.

(2) Subsidies for resettlement of cultivated land requisitioned: Subsidies for resettlement of agricultural population required for farmland requisitioned.

(3) Land acquisition and relocation expenses: compensation for the relocation of houses and ancillary structures and urban public facilities on the requisitioned land, relocation transportation expenses, subsidies for the loss of production and production caused by the relocation of enterprises, and relocation management fees.

(4) Compensation fee for reservoir inundation treatment of water conservancy and hydropower projects: refers to the relocation fee for rural migrants, compensation fee for urban relocation, recovery fee for industrial and mining enterprises, compensation fee for transportation, electric power, communication, broadcasting, pipe network and water conservancy, relocation, bottom cleaning fee, protection project fee and environmental impact compensation fee in the reservoir area.

2. Management fee of the construction unit. Refers to the cost of the whole process management of a construction project from project establishment, preparation, construction, joint debugging, completion acceptance, delivery and post-construction evaluation. Its contents include:

1) Organization expenses of the construction unit: refers to the expenses for purchasing necessary office equipment, living furniture, appliances, transportation, etc. Ensure the normal preparation and construction of new projects.

2) Funds of the construction unit: including:

① Employee's basic salary, salary subsidy, labor insurance expenses, employee welfare expenses, trade union expenses, labor protection expenses, office expenses, travel expenses, transportation expenses, fixed assets expenses, tools and appliances expenses, technical books and materials expenses, employee education expenses, project bidding expenses, project quality supervision and inspection expenses, contract notarization fees, consulting fees, legal consultant fees, audit fees, business entertainment expenses, completion delivery, cleaning and completion acceptance fees, etc.

② Property tax, vehicle tax, ship use tax and stamp duty.

(3) Project supervision fee (refers to the fee for entrusting the project supervision department to carry out project supervision):

(4) Temporary facilities fee.

3. Research and testing costs. Refers to the necessary research and test for providing or verifying the design parameters and data of this construction project, as well as the expenses required for the test and verification in the construction according to the design regulations, including the labor cost, material cost, test equipment and instrument use fee required for the research and test by oneself or by entrusting other departments.

4. Survey and design fees. Refers to the cost of providing project proposal, feasibility study report and design documents for this construction project. The specific contents include:

(1) Expenses for compiling project proposal, feasibility study report, investment estimation, engineering consultation and evaluation, and investigation, design, research and test for compiling the above documents;

(2) commissioned by the survey and design units for preliminary design, construction drawing design, budget preparation and other expenses;

(3) the cost of the survey and design work completed by the construction unit itself within the prescribed scope.

5. Engineering insurance premium. Refers to the cost of implementing the insurance part of the project according to the needs during the construction period.

6. Power supply subsidies and power construction funds. Refers to the power supply subsidies and power construction funds that should be delivered for new projects according to regulations.

7. Office and living furniture purchase expenses. Refers to the office and living furniture that is necessary for normal production, living and management in the initial stage of new projects or needs to be supplemented in reconstruction and expansion projects.

Equipment and other expenses: expenses include: office, conference room, data file room, reading room, recreation room, staff canteen, barber shop, bathroom, single dormitory and furniture, equipment and appliances such as nursery, kindergarten, infirmary, guest house and children's school that must be built according to the design documents.

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