国家计委 冶金部 财政部 等


国家计委、冶金部、财政部、国家物价局、国家税务局、中国人民建设银行关于印发《征收冶金矿山开发费和使用管理暂行办法》的通知
1991年12月28日，国家计委、冶金部、财政部、国家物价局、国家税务局、中国人民建设银行

七届人大四次会议通过的《国民经济和社会发展十年规划和第八个五年计划纲要》指出，钢铁工业要加强矿山生产能力的建设。当前钢铁工业矿山建设滞后于冶炼加工，矿山与冶炼加工企业相比效益较低，缺乏自我积累、自我发展的能力。为了促进钢铁工业持续、稳定、协调发展，进一步调整钢铁行业内部结构，加快矿山建设，解决矿山建设资金不足，经研究，决定从一九九二年一月一日开始对全国重点钢铁企业征收冶金矿山开发费。现将《征收冶金矿山开发费和使用管理暂行办法》印发你们，请按此执行。

附：征收冶金矿山开发费和使用管理暂行办法
第一条 为了促进钢铁工业持续、稳定、协调的发展，调整行业内部结构，解决矿山资金不足，加快矿山建设，现决定在钢铁工业内部征收冶金矿山开发费。为了征收和管好用好冶金矿山开发费，特制定本办法。
第二条 全国重点钢铁企业凡利用国产铁矿石，无论是钢铁联合企业的自产矿石，还是国家调拨、企业自行采购的铁矿石（包括地方矿山提供给重点钢铁企业的矿石），都必须缴纳冶金矿山开发费。凡利用进口矿石的企业免交冶金矿山开发费。
第三条 冶金矿山开发费按实际交货量，除另有规定外，每吨成品矿（含铁精矿、块矿、富粉矿、球团矿等）价外收取10元。
第四条 冶金矿山开发费计入钢铁产品成本，最终钢铁产品不另外加价。
第五条 冶金矿山开发费的征收，由冶金部在年初根据各钢铁企业使用国产矿石的计划数量，给各钢铁企业下达全年征收数额，同时抄送国家计委、财政部、建设银行和企业开户银行。
第六条 冶金矿山开发费的征收实行全年计收，分季预缴的办法。冶金部在建设银行总行开立“冶金矿山开发费”存款专户，各企业应在每季度终了后十天内，按统计进厂矿石数向所在开户银行缴纳冶金矿山开发费，开户银行收到各企业缴纳的开发费后，应立即上划冶金部在建行总行的“冶金矿山开发费”存款户中。冶金部于每年终了后一个月内，与重点钢铁企业、开户银行一起对各企业实际进厂矿石数量进行核查，计算实际应缴纳的冶金矿山开发费金额，多退少补。
第七条 各重点钢铁企业必须按规定期限缴纳冶金矿山开发费，逾期不缴的，企业开户银行应督促其缴纳，并按日加收滞缴开发费千分之五的滞纳金。
第八条 企业开户银行代扣代缴冶金矿山开发费，可收取千分之三的手续费。
第九条 各重点钢铁企业应当在每次预缴冶金矿山开发费的规定期限内，向冶金部和开户银行报送预缴冶金矿山开发费申报表和有关统计、会议报表，年度终了后一个月内，报送年度冶金矿山开发费申报表和有关统计、会计报表。年度终了后二个月，冶金部将冶金矿山开发费征收、使用情况报财政部。
第十条 财政、税务部门对钢铁企业的进矿计划、货运单据等统计报表和缴纳冶金矿山开发费情况有权进行检查。各重点钢铁企业必须据实报告，并提供有关资料，不得拒绝、隐瞒。
第十一条 冶金矿山开发费必须专款专用，主要用于国家重点铁矿山的建设，适当拨出一部分补助扶植保重点钢铁企业生产的地方矿山建设，不得挪做它用。
第十二条 国家重点矿山和保国家重点钢铁企业生产的地方矿山，应按照基本建设审批程序，向主管部门申报使用冶金矿山开发费的数额。大中型项目，由国家计委根据行业主管部门的意见以及所建矿山资源和外部建设条件以及企业的经济效益情况，在矿山立项和审批项目可行性研究报告时确定使用数额，并在年度计划中予以安排。小型项目以及向重点钢铁企业供矿的地方矿山，由主管部门在项目立项和审批可行性研究报告时确定，报国家计委备案后在年度计划中予以安排。
第十三条 冶金矿山开发费纳入国家基本建设投资计划，作为钢铁矿山建设的资金来源之一。根据国家计委的年度计划，由冶金部商国家原材料投资公司后下达给企业，并抄送有关经办银行。
第十四条 建行总行根据国家年度基本建设投资计划负责拨款。国家计委、财政部、国家税务局有权对冶金矿山开发费使用进行监督，如发现使用不当，可通知建设银行停止拨款。
第十五条 冶金矿山开发费，免交能源交通建设基金和预算调节基金。
第十六条 地方钢铁企业暂不征收冶金矿山开发费。
第十七条 本办法具体实施细则，由冶金部、财政部、建设银行总行另行下达。
第十八条 本办法自一九九二年一月一日起实行。


国务院


进口影片管理办法(附英文)
1981年10月13日，国务院

第一条 为了加强对进口影片的管理，根据一九八0年四月十四日中共中央、国务院、中央军委《关于制止滥放内部参考影片的通知》精神，特制订本办法．
第二条 凡属从外国及港澳地区进口发行影片或试映拷贝（包括35毫米、16亳米、超8亳米、影片录相带和影片视盘等，以下统称影片）的业务，统由中国电影发行放映公司（以下简称中影公司）经营管理．
影片进口时，由海关凭中影公司填报的进口货物报关单核查放行．属于在全国发行的商业性影片，应在进口时办理纳税手续；属于非商业性影片，应予免税；属于非商业性影片，进口后经过批准在全国发行的，由中影公司按章向北京海关办理补税手续．
第三条 中国电影资料馆进口的资料影片（包括中国电影资 料馆与外国电影资料馆互相选购、交换、赠送或通过其他途径购作资料的影片），属于非商业性影片，海关凭该馆填报的进口货物报关单核查免税放行．
进口的资料影片，如经批准，需向全国发行的，由中影公司按章向北京海关办理补税手续．
第四条 科学技术、工业、农业、教育、卫生、新闻、外贸、外事 等单位，因业务需要进口的专业性纪录、科教影片，属于国务院系统的单位进口的，由国务院各部委（总局）审批；属于地方单位进口的，由省、自治区、直辖市人民政府审批．
影片进口时，海关凭有关部委（总局）或省、自治区、直辖市人民政府的批准文件和申请单位填报的进口货物报关单一式三份核查免税放行，并将盖有海关印章的报关单一份转送文化部电影事业管理局备案．
第五条 外国、港澳地区及台湾省的团体或个人运进给机关、团体、学校等单位的故事片，凡属国务院系统的单位接受的，须经文化部电影事业管理局审批；属地方单位接受的，须经省、自治区、直辖市文化局（电影局）审批，并抄送文化部电影事业管理局备案．
影片进口时，海关凭接受单位填报的进口货物报关单和批准文件核查免税放行．
接受单位应当将接收的影片交中国电影资料馆统一保管．如因业务上特殊需要，接受单位可以凭上级主管部门的批准文件向该馆提取，供有关人员参考借鉴，但不准外借，不准招待映出，不准拿到社会上公开放映．借鉴后仍送回中国电影资料馆保管．
进口的故事影片，如经批准在全国发行的，应由中影公司向海关办理补税手续．
第六条 对外国人和华侨、港澳及台湾省同胞等邮寄或者入境随身携带属于赠给我国个人作为业务参考的科教影片，海关应准许进口，并凭接受影片的个人填报的进口货物报关单及其所在单位的证明信件核查免税放行．属于赠给我国个人的故事影片，一般地不准进口，海关予以退运．
如遇特殊情况，由文化部和海关总署研究处理．
对外国驻华使（领）馆人员、外国工商企业派来我国的常驻人员（包括外国常驻记者）和应聘来华工作的外国专家（包括文教、经济、科技专家）携带（或者从国外邮寄给他们）的影片，按海关现行有关规定办理．影片进口后应由有关部门严格控制，只限他们在内部放映；我方单位或个人不许借映．
第七条 除香港长城、凤凰、新联三公司回内地拍片，由国务院港澳办公室同有关地区和有关单位直接联系外，凡属中外或我与港澳地区及台湾省的合作制片业务，统由中国电影合作制片公司管理．合拍影片的进口，由中国电影合作制片公司向海关办理进口报关手续；其中批准在全国发行的，则由中影公司按章向北京海关办理补税手续．
第八条 对违反规定进口的或走私进口的影片，海关按有关 规定处理；对没收的影片，凡有保留参考价值的可转送文化部电影事业管理局交中国电影资料馆保存．
第九条 本办法自发布之日起施行．

MEASURES FOR CONTROL OVER IMPORTED FILMS

Important Notice: (注意事项)
英文本源自中华人民共和国务院法制局编译, 中国法制出版社出版的《中华人民共和国涉外法规汇编》(1991年7月版).
当发生歧意时, 应以法律法规颁布单位发布的中文原文为准.
This English document is coming from the "LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF THE
PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA GOVERNING FOREIGN-RELATED MATTERS" (1991.7)
which is compiled by the Brueau of Legislative Affairs of the State
Council of the People's Republic of China, and is published by the China
Legal System Publishing House.
In case of discrepancy, the original version in Chinese shall prevail.

Whole Document (法规全文)
MEASURES FOR CONTROL OVER IMPORTED FILMS
(Approved by the State Council on October 13, 1981 and promulgated
by the Ministry of Culture and the General Administration of Customs)
Article 1
These Measures are formulated for tighter control over imported films in
accordance with the spirit of the Circular Concerning Checking the
Excessive Showing of Films for Restricted Information Only, which was
issued by the State Council of the People's Republic of China and the
Central Military Commission of the People's Republic of China on April 14,
1980.
Article 2
The business of importing and releasing films or copies for preview
(including 35-mm, 16-mm and extra-8-mm films, films on video-tapes and
films on videodiscs, which are hereinafter generally referred to as
"films") from foreign countries and the regions of Hong Kong and Macao
shall be exclusively handled and controlled by the China National Films
Release and Projection Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "the China
Films Corporation").
With respect to the import of a film, the Customs shall, on the strength
of the Customs Declaration Form for Imported Goods duly completed and
presented by the China Films Corporation, effect inspection and grant
clearance. With respect to films to be released nationwide for commercial
purposes, formalities to pay Customs duties shall be fulfilled at the time
of the import thereof. Films to be imported for noncommercial purposes
shall be exempted from Customs duties. If, upon approval, films imported
for noncommercial purposes are to be released nationwide after the import
thereof, the China Films Corporation shall, in accordance with the
relevant regulations, fulfil the formalities with the Beijing Customs for
retroactive payment of Customs duties.
Article 3
With respect to data films imported by the China Cinematheque (including
films selected and purchased from each other by, or exchanged between, or
given to each other as presents by the China Cinematheque and foreign
cinematheques and films purchased through other channels as data), if they
are imported for noncommercial purposes, the Customs shall, on the
strength of the Customs Declaration Form for Imported Goods duly completed
and presented by the China Cinematheque, effect inspection and grant
clearance without levying duties.
If, upon approval, imported data films need to be released nationwide, the
China Films Corporation shall, in accordance with the relevant
regulations, fulfil the formalities with the Beijing Customs for
retroactive payment of Customs duties.
Article 4
With respect to specialized documentaries and science and educational
films imported by units of science and technology, industry, agriculture,
education, public health, journalism, foreign trade and foreign affairs to
meet the needs in their business or professional work, if the importing
units are affiliated to departments under the State Council, the import
shall be subject to the examination and approval of the respective
ministries or commissions (or bureaus) under the State Council. If the
importing units are local ones, the import shall be subject to the
examination and approval of the people's governments of the provinces,
autonomous regions or municipalities directly under the Central
Government. At the time of the import of these films, the Customs shall,
on the strength of the documents of approval issued by the ministries or
commissions (or bureaus) concerned under the State Council or by the
people's governments of the provinces, autonomous regions or
municipalities directly under the Central Government and of the Customs
Declaration Forms for Imported Goods duly completed and presented in
triplicate by the applying units, effect inspection and grant clearance
without levying duties and shall dispatch one copy of the said Forms
affixed with the Customs official seal to the Cinema Administrative Bureau
of the Ministry of Culture for the record.
Article 5
With respect to feature films presented to mainland institutions,
organizations, schools and other units by foreign organizations or
individuals or by those in the regions of Hong Kong and Macao or in Taiwan
Province, if the recipient units are affiliated to departments under the
State Council, the acceptance shall be subject to the examination and
approval of the Cinema Administrative Bureau of the Ministry of Culture.
If the recipient units are local ones, the acceptance shall be subject to
the examination and approval of the cultural bureaus (or cinema bureaus)
of the provinces, autonomous regions or municipalities directly under the
Central Government and shall be reported in writing to the Cinema
Administrative Bureau of the Ministry of Culture for the record. At the
time of the import of these films, the Customs shall, on the strength of
the Customs Declaration Forms for Imported Goods duly completed and
presented by the recipient units and of the relevant documents of
approval, effect inspection and grant clearance without levying duties.
The recipient units shall hand the said films over to the China
Cinematheque for unified custody. If the films have to be used to meet the
special business or professional needs, the recipient units may, on the
strength of the documents of approval issued by the higher competent
authorities, pick them up for the reference of the personnel concerned but
may not lend them out, or show them for entertainment purposes or show
them to the public. Upon completion of the reference, the films shall be
sent back to the custody of the China Cinematheque.
If, upon approval, imported feature films are to be released nationwide,
the China Films Corporation shall fulfil the formalities with the Customs
for retroactive payment of Customs duties.
Article 6
With respect to science and educational films that are sent by post by
foreigners, overseas Chinese and compatriots in Hong Kong, Macao and
Taiwan Province or carried in person by them when they enter China's
mainland to be given to individuals in China as presents for use as
reference materials, the Customs shall permit their import and shall, on
the strength of the Customs Declaration Forms for Imported Goods duly
completed and presented by the individuals that are to accept the films
and of the letters of certification issued by the units where the said
individuals belong, effect inspection and grant clearance without levying
duties. With respect to feature films given to individuals in China as
presents, the Customs shall in general not permit their import and shall
send them back. Under special circumstances, the Ministry of Culture and
the General Administration of Customs shall study and dispose of them.
With respect to films that are carried in person by personnel of foreign
embassies (or consulates) in China, resident personnel in China sent by
foreign industrial and commercial enterprises (including resident foreign
correspondents) and foreign experts (including experts in culture and
education, economy, and science and technology) who have been recruited to
work in China (or that are sent to them by post from abroad), the Customs
shall handle them in accordance with the existing relevant provisions.
These films shall, after their import, be placed under the strict control
of the departments concerned and shall be shown only by the aforesaid
foreigners among themselves. Chinese units or individuals are not
permitted to borrow these films for projection.
Article 7
Business activities with respect to the joint production of films by China
and foreign countries and the joint production of films by China's
mainland and the regions of Hong Kong and Macao or by the mainland and
Taiwan Province shall all be subject to the administration of the China
Films Joint Production Corporation, with the exception of the business
activities of the three Hong Kong films companies of the Great Wall, the
Phoenix and the Sunlin when they come back to shoot films on the mainland,
where the Office of Hong Kong & Macao Affairs under the State Council
shall directly approach the regions and units concerned for matters in
this respect. With respect to the import of the films jointly produced,
the China Films Joint Production Corporation shall fulfil the formalities
of import Customs declaration with the Customs. If, among these films,
there are some that are to be released nationwide, the China Films
Corporation shall, in accordance with the relevant regulations, fulfil the
formalities with the Beijing Customs for retroactive payment of Customs
duties.
Article 8
Films that are imported in violation of the relevant provisions or
smuggled in shall be dealt with by the Customs in accordance with the
relevant provisions. Those among the confiscated films that are worth
keeping because of their value for reference may be passed on to the
Cinema Administrative Bureau under the Ministry of Culture, which shall
hand them over to the China Cinematheque for preservation.
Article 9
These Measures shall go into effect as of the date of promulgation.