The state has already given money for the sale of grain, so why do some people still talk about payi

Because they are talking about handing it over to their wives or to their families, which is just a mantra passed down from the older generation, and the children regard their home as a country and the country as their home.

The state has already given money for the sale of grain, and some people still have to pay public grain on their lips, because the money has not yet reached the hands of the peasants, and they need to pay 3 mentions and 5 tongs, and finally deduct it from the money given by the state to pay public grain, and basically there will be no more after the deduction.

Maybe it's because they've been friends for too many years and they're used to it, and they can't change their mouths in a short time, so they often mention it.

Paying public grain is the previous saying, but it still can't be changed now, and many people are still used to paying public grain.

Legal analysis: The payment of public grain was abolished in 2006, and public grain is a tax levied by the state on all units and individuals engaged in agricultural production and agricultural income, and these elderly people and units pay the state grain free of charge every year. It is also called agricultural tax.

In 2003, on the basis of pilot projects, the reform of rural taxes and fees was carried out in an all-round way throughout the country. In 2004, the Communist Party of China (CPC) decided to gradually reduce the agricultural tax rate from that year, and put forward the goal of completely abolishing the agricultural tax within five years. On December 29, 2005, the 19th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 10th National People's Congress decided that the state would no longer levy separate taxes on agriculture from January 1, 2006.

Legal basis: Article 2 of the Individual Income Tax Law of the People's Republic of China The following individual income shall be subject to individual income tax:

1) Income from wages and salaries;

2) Income from remuneration for labor services;

3) Income from author's remuneration;

4) Income from royalties;

5) Business income;

6. Interest, dividends, and bonuses;

7) Income from property lease;

8) Income from the transfer of property;

9) Incidental gains.

Resident individuals who obtain the income from items 1 to 4 of the preceding paragraph (hereinafter referred to as "comprehensive income") shall calculate individual income tax on a consolidated basis according to the tax year; For non-resident individuals who obtain the income in items 1 to 4 of the preceding paragraph, the individual income tax shall be calculated on a monthly or sub-itemized basis. Taxpayers who obtain the income from items 5 to 9 of the preceding paragraph shall calculate individual income tax separately in accordance with the provisions of this Law.

Have you ever paid the rations? Have you experienced the era of national grain purchasing and marketing? Do you know about the planned economy?

In the early 80s of the last century, when the country was still in the era of planned economy, I personally experienced the payment of public grain. To this day, in the box left by the grandfather in my hometown, there are still the bills for the payment of public grain.

First of all, farming and grain payment is a rule left over from thousands of years in China. New China had just been founded, and the people had been given a share of the land, and it was reasonable and reasonable to pay agricultural taxes to support national construction by handing over public grain (commonly known as handing over imperial grain). In fact, from the time of liberation to the abolition of the agricultural tax in 2005, there were three periods for the payment of public grain.

1. From the liberation period to 1984, the system of contracting production to households, cooperatives, people's communes, and land production contracts was passed. During this period, the public grain (agricultural tax) was collected, and the public grain must be paid, not less.

The state purchases and sells grain in a unified manner. Acquisition at the lowest price set by the state. Due to the low output at that time in the early stage, the amount of grain purchased after the public grain was handed over was also very small.

In the later period, the grain yield per mu of land increased, and the grain handed over gradually increased, but the amount of grain handed over to the public remained unchanged. During the period of the People's Commune, it was handed over by the production team.

Two: 1984 to 1992. The main ones to pay are agricultural taxes and public grains. Unified grain purchase is replaced by ordered grain. The state still sets the price for the grain ordered, and the grain harvest has been bumper, and the peasants have paid more.

Three: 1992 to 2005. The main grain to be handed over is agricultural tax, and the purchase of grain is negotiated.

The negotiated purchase of grain includes the township co-ordination, the village retention and other parts. At this time, the ordered grain was replaced by negotiated grain, and the grain price was protected by the state. Each person has handed in a total of 200 to 300 catties of wheat every year.

In 2005, the state abolished the agricultural tax, and the tradition of handing over public grain and imperial grain, which had lasted for thousands of years, finally became history. In 2006, for the first time, farmers did not have to pay public grain, and many elderly people in rural areas are now grateful to the state when they mention the abolition of public grain payment.

Before the 80s of the last century, many peasants paid public grain, and the surplus grain at home was not enough for the family to eat for a year, and the peasants made great contributions to the construction of the country. In addition to paying public grain, the peasants also have a major contribution, but few people know that this is the unified purchase and sale of grain by the state. His influence was very great at the time.

The so-called unified purchase and marketing refers to the fact that the grain grown by farmers cannot be sold at will, and the state has a unified purchase, which is also unified, and there is no room for choice. And this ** is in fact "artificial.""The depressed ones did not conform to the actual food at that time**. In the era of planned economy at that time, due to the scarcity of goods, many agricultural products, such as pork, grain, cotton, vegetables, and other agricultural products, were purchased from farmers at low prices in the form of state pricing, and sold to urban residents and industrial enterprises at low prices.

The aim is to help industry grow by enabling it to feed its workers at lower wages. However, the peasants' purchase of industrial products is not low. As a result, the "scissors difference" on industrial and agricultural products is formed"The era of unified purchase and sales is also the era of various bills such as food stamps, and both urban and rural people need to have tickets.

In order to stabilize feudal rule and ensure feudal taxation. The feudal dynasties of China all regarded the agricultural tax as the main source of national fiscal revenue, called "regular tax", also called "regular tax", and some other miscellaneous taxes with various names were called "miscellaneous taxes", or "additional taxes" and "temporary taxes". The payment of grain or other agricultural products by peasants to the state was one of the main contents of agricultural taxes in ancient times.

The government stipulates that the government must pay the "regular supply" to the government every year, that is, the "summer grain" and "autumn grain" paid to the state in summer and autumn, which are summer taxes and autumn grains. In addition, the government also stipulates that each household must pay a certain amount of "envy grain" to ** every year, that is, "surplus grain".

The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) passed by a high margin the decision on abolishing the "Agricultural Tax Regulations," which came into effect in June 1958, fully embodying the state's will to lighten the peasants' burdens.

However, as citizens of the People's Republic of China, peasants still need to fulfill their tax obligations, and only through reasonable taxation can the smooth progress of the construction of a new socialist countryside be truly guaranteed.

Abroad, even in countries with a high degree of industrialization, agricultural taxes are not absent. For example, the property tax of the United States, Canada, Australia and other countries, the land use tax of Brazil and India, etc., among which all kinds of rural land are one of the tax items, but the applicable tax rate of agricultural land is generally lower. In addition to the typical property tax, the circulation of agricultural income or agricultural products in the collection of income tax, value-added tax and other taxes in various countries also constitutes an important part of the calculation of the tax base.

The "Agricultural Tax Regulations" (see annex), which has been implemented in China for nearly 50 years, have made a decisive contribution to the development and accumulation of socialist construction in New China at a fairly long historical stage.

However, in the Agricultural Tax Regulations, the amount of tax is calculated on the basis of output by collective or individual, which is feasible under a relatively sound social security system of public and collective ownership. With the emergence of various forms of rural production units since the reform and the collapse of the security system under the planned economy, the method of collecting "public grain" according to capitation and output will widen the gap between the rich and the poor due to factors such as medical care, education, and even housing reform, which is not conducive to the reduction of the rural poor population, and is no longer suitable for the development needs of building a harmonious society. Therefore, the repeal of the Agricultural Tax Ordinance is in step with the times.

1. The original intention is that the farmers will hand over the grain they have planted to the public.

2. Nowadays, people use a ridiculous tone to compare the sex life of husband and wife. It is likened to a peasant selling public grain to a state-owned grain depot.

Pinyin: shōu gōng liáng

Sentence formation: 1. Now there are hundreds of people in a commune who eat public food, and this problem is very big.

2. Article 8 The receipt, safekeeping, processing, and disbursement of public grain may be handled by the entrusted warehouse.

3. 2. Grain: refers to all grains.

Fourth, the peasants chose the best grain and handed it over to the public.

Fifth, there are many people who pay public rations, and there are long queues, and the yard is full of wheat.

Receiving public food is that the wife asks her husband to hand over a certain amount of sexual life, which is generally called paying public food. A derivation of this is the phrase "smuggling", which means giving the public rations (sex) to other women who are not legally married.

It is a system of collecting a certain amount of grain from the peasants without compensation, which has now been abolished.

Before 1949, the agricultural taxes levied by the revolutionary base areas under the leadership of the Communist Party of China were mainly in kind (grain), so they were usually called public grain or public grain for national salvation. After the liberation of China in 1949, in order to stabilize the burden and facilitate the people to pay, the agricultural tax was still levied in kind (grain) according to the proportion of the annual grain output, and the peasant masses also called the agricultural tax public grain because they were accustomed to it.

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Three identical cards with one single card, such as 6664. Four with two: Four of the same card with two single cards, such as 777795.

Single card: "Big King" "Little King" 3>2>a>k>q>j>10>9>8>7>6>5>4 (the same size first out and then out). Straight:

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Three adjacent numbers can be connected, the maximum to a, such as , the size of the king can not be connected).