Family planning is punished, and family planning is punished

Article 42 Where a child is born in violation of the law, the county-level people's population and family planning administrative department or the township (town) people's ** and sub-district offices entrusted by it shall levy social maintenance fees on the child in accordance with the following provisions:

1) If the conditions for giving birth to another child are met and the birth certificate is not obtained, the tax shall be levied at 30% of the total income of the previous year. After the collection of social maintenance fees, the birth certificate will be reissued.

2) Where one child is born in violation of the law, it shall be levied at two to six times the total income of the previous year, and if the child is born in bigamy or with a person other than the spouse, it shall be levied at six to eight times; For each additional child, the levy shall be increased by three times in turn.

Where the requirements for marriage are met but the first child is pregnant without marriage registration, the marriage registration and birth certificate shall be completed before the birth of the child. Where children are born out of wedlock or illegally adopted, social maintenance fees shall be levied according to the number of children in accordance with the standards provided for in item (2) of the preceding paragraph of this article.

The total income referred to in this article is calculated on the basis of the actual income of both parties to the illegal birth or the illegal adopter. Where the people's population and family planning administrative departments at the county level need the assistance of relevant departments such as taxation, public security, statistics, labor security, real estate, and other relevant departments in investigating the actual income of illegal births or illegal adopters, the relevant departments shall provide assistance. Where the actual income of rural residents is lower than the per capita net income of rural residents in the previous year in their own township (town), and the actual income of urban residents is lower than the per capita disposable income of the city or county in the previous year, the rural residents shall be calculated on the basis of the per capita net income of rural residents in the previous year in their own township (town), and the urban residents shall be calculated on the basis of the per capita disposable income of urban residents in the city or county in the previous year.

It can be raw. The hospital doesn't care about you, just collect the money if you have it. Besides, if you think about it, if there really is such a rule, is it reasonable?

You can't give birth in the hospital, so where can you give birth to someone else? Or let people not give birth in the stomach? If there is such a rule, it is unreasonable.

Just think about it. If the first of you is a boy, there is no reason why you will not be able to have another child. If it's a girl, you can have a second child in three years.

If the first child is a boy, you can give birth to one secretly, and after giving birth, you will be fined a few thousand yuan. You can come and live in my house, but you have more money than me, so you can take care of your own expenses?

If you can't provoke it, you can hide. It's the best way to do it.

There is no escaping the social maintenance fee, and it will be paid after giving birth. The amount is also basically fixed.

The hospital does not care whether there is a birth certificate or not. It's just that if you don't have a birth certificate, you won't be given a birth certificate. After paying child support and applying for a birth certificate, and then going to the hospital to reissue the birth certificate, the hospital has a file.

You can give birth, and if you give birth secretly, you will be fined and implement long-term birth control measures

One residence and one farmer are not in line with the two-child policy.

Therefore, if your second child is born, you will be fined, and if you are found by the family planning office before birth, it will be forced to induce labor (but some hospitals do not dare to do surgery in the big month, that is, more than 5 months). The fine is calculated as "3 to 6 times the per capita income of the year the child was born (residents or farmers are different, so you two should be calculated separately)."

As for the hospital, let's go back when you give birth, in order to treat the disease and save people, it is his fault that he did not give birth to your family.

Legal analysis: For those who have to pay social maintenance fees when they violate the family planning policy, this maintenance fee is not a punishment but a mandatory fee, and the collection of social maintenance fees is necessary, and the amount is relatively not too much. The standard for the collection of social maintenance fees is based on the annual per capita disposable income of local urban residents and the annual per capita net income of rural residents.

Legal basis: Article 41 of the Population and Family Planning Law of the People's Republic of China Citizens who give birth to children who do not comply with the provisions of Article 18 of this Law shall pay social maintenance fees in accordance with the law. If the social maintenance fees that should be paid in full within the prescribed time limit shall be paid in full, a late fee shall be imposed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State from the date of non-payment; If the payment is still not made, the family planning administrative department that made the expropriation decision shall apply to the people's court for compulsory enforcement in accordance with law.

Article 41 of the Population and Family Planning Law stipulates: "Citizens who do not meet the requirements of Article 18 of this Law and give birth to children shall pay social maintenance fees in accordance with the law." Anyone who violates the family planning policy will be subject to social maintenance fees, and if he is a state functionary, he will also be given an administrative sanction, and other personnel will also be given disciplinary action.

The cost of punishment varies from region to region across the country, and is basically based on the economic level of each locality. Family planning is a process of systematic control of the population through late marriage, late childbearing, eugenics, and fewer births. It is one of the basic national policies of our country.

Since the beginning of family planning in China, it has played a positive role in population control and economic development. At present, because the first batch of only children born in the 80s of the 20th century have reached the marriageable age, the family planning policy has a certain degree of relaxation, such as the ability to have a second child alone.

Article 3 of the Administrative Measures for the Collection of Social Maintenance Fees Citizens who do not comply with the provisions of Article 18 of the Population and Family Planning Law and give birth to children shall pay social maintenance fees in accordance with the provisions of these Measures. The standards for the collection of social maintenance fees shall be based on the annual per capita disposable income of local urban residents and the annual per capita net income of rural residents as the basic reference standards for the calculation and collection, and the amount to be levied shall be determined in combination with the actual income level of the parties and the circumstances of giving birth to children in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations. The specific standards for the collection of social maintenance fees shall be prescribed by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

No unit or individual may violate the provisions of laws and regulations by adding additional items related to family planning and raising the standard for the collection of social maintenance fees.