What is the entrance fee and what is the entrance fee?

The entrance fee is a fee charged by shopping malls and supermarkets to suppliers by taking advantage of their comparative advantage in market transactions.

First, the supplier complained.

There are two types of entry fees charged by supermarkets to suppliers: in-contract and out-of-contract. The charges in the contract are mainly the shelf fee, monthly return fee, advertising fee, ** fee, annual saving fee, gross profit compensation, etc., which are expressed in the form of a contract. The extra-contractual charges are often "derived" from the charging items in the contract, such as the so-called bar code fee, end fee, banners, flower baskets, air floating, floor stickers, wall stickers, light boxes, DM special advertising, personnel management and other expenses in the activity.

Second, the state does not allow such charges.

Among these various entry fees, one is a relatively reasonable fee, such as new product shelf fees, ** fees, rebates, etc., because this part of the goods occupies the supermarket's shelf resources and human resources, and suppliers must pay the corresponding **. "Catty" is mainly due to another type of unreasonable charges, and this kind of charge accounts for the "majority" of the entrance fee, such as store celebration fee, damage repair fee, etc. Some fees are collected under various pretenses, or even in an off-the-books and covert manner.

All sectors of society have reacted strongly to the entrance fees charged by supermarkets under various names, and the state has now passed legislation to prohibit the collection of entrance fees in various forms.

There are 38 articles in the draft of the Measures, which provide detailed provisions on sensitive issues such as the long-disputed "entry fee", account period, pricing power, and responsibility for product quality. Article 23 clearly states: "The retailer shall register the ** service fee collected in the account and pay taxes in accordance with the regulations."

Huang Guoxiong, a professor at the Business School of Chinese University who participated in the internal discussion of the "Measures", told reporters that this means that the legal status of the "entrance fee" has been affirmed.

The Measures will also be revised, such as the specific settlement period can be treated differently according to different circumstances, but the purpose of the "Measures" is to limit the unreasonable behavior of retailers in apportioning fees and arrears to merchants. Therefore, the guiding principles will not change. At the same time, Huang Guoxiong believes that because most of the first merchants are in a weak position in front of retailers, it is normal to have more "protection" for the first businessmen, which will promote the extremely unbalanced relationship between buyers and sellers, and once again move towards balance.

It is reported that the "Measures" will be officially promulgated before the end of this year.

The entry fee is included in the total cost of the project contract, which is part of the total cost of the project, and is used by the contractor to organize the entry of personnel and equipment.

The entrance fee is generally 15 to 30% of the total price.

For the payer, the entrance fee is a sales expense, and for the receiver, the entrance fee is a sales revenue, which is calculated as revenue and taxed.

Selling expenses - marketing operating expenses.

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Hello, glad to answer for you [ ].

Entrance fee (also known as store entrance fee) is a fee charged by shopping malls and supermarkets to suppliers by taking advantage of their relatively dominant position in market transactions.

What is an entrance fee?

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Hello, I am glad to answer for you [ ].

The entrance fee (also known as the entrance fee) is a fee charged by shopping malls and supermarkets to suppliers before taking advantage of their relatively dominant position in market transactions.

Kiss Feed fees, shelf allowances, pay-per-hour or fixed** expenses are fees charged by supermarket distributors (retailers) to production companies or manufacturers in order to put their products on the shelves. Fees vary widely depending on the product, manufacturer, and market conditions. For new products, the initial listing fee per item in a regional store cluster may be around $25,000, but it can be as high as $250,000 in high-demand markets.