The collection standards of soil and water conservation compensation fees are implemented in accordance with the provisions of the "Water and Soil Conservation Law of the People's Republic of China" and the "Management Measures for the Collection and Use of Water and Soil Conservation Compensation Fees". Specific collection standards vary depending on regions, industries and soil and water conservation measures.

Soil and water conservation compensation fees are fees levied on units and individuals that have suffered water and soil loss due to production and construction activities, and are used to compensate and restore water and soil loss caused by production and construction activities. According to the provisions of the "Water and Soil Conservation Law of the People's Republic of China" and the "Management Measures for the Collection and Use of Soil and Water Conservation Compensation Fees", the collection standards of soil and water conservation compensation fees are mainly based on the following factors:

1. Regional differences

The collection standards of soil and water conservation compensation fees vary from region to region. Generally speaking, the collection standards for areas with serious water and soil erosion will be relatively high to encourage units and individuals to take more effective soil and water conservation measures.

2. Industry Differences

The collection standards of soil and water conservation compensation fees are also different in different industries. For example, industries such as mineral resource mining and real estate development have a greater impact on soil and water conservation due to production and construction activities, so the collection standards will be relatively high.

3. Soil and Water Conservation Measures

The collection standards of soil and water conservation compensation fees are also related to the soil and water conservation measures taken. If units and individuals take effective soil and water conservation measures and can effectively reduce water and soil erosion, the collection standards can be appropriately lowered.

In summary: The collection standards of soil and water conservation compensation fees vary according to regions, industries and soil and water conservation measures. Specific collection standards shall be implemented in accordance with the regulations of the local people's government.

Legal basis:

"Soil and Water Conservation Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 32:

“When launching production and construction projects that may cause water and soil erosion in mountainous areas, hilly areas, sandy areas and other areas that are prone to water and soil erosion as determined by the water and soil conservation plan, the production and construction units shall prepare a water and soil conservation plan and submit it to the water administration director of the people’s government at or above the county level. The department shall review and approve the plan, and take measures to prevent and control soil erosion in accordance with the approved soil and water conservation plan. If it is unable to prepare a soil and water conservation plan, it shall entrust an institution with corresponding technical conditions to prepare it. "

"Water and Soil Conservation Compensation. "Measures for the Administration of Fee Collection and Use"

Article 4 stipulates

: "Soil and water conservation compensation fees are calculated and levied in the following manner: (1) Damaged water and soil conservation facilities and landforms and vegetation cannot be restored. Production and construction projects with original soil and water conservation functions will be taxed on a one-time basis based on the area acquired. (2) Production and construction projects that exploit mineral resources will be taxed on a one-time basis based on the area acquired during the construction period; during the mining period, the tax will be assessed on a one-time basis. Mineral resources other than oil and natural gas are levied based on the amount of mining (mining, stripping, mining, etc.), and oil and natural gas are levied annually based on the area occupied by oil and gas production wells (excluding water wells and exploration wells). (3) Those who borrow soil, excavate sand, quarry stones, and bake bricks, tiles, porcelain, and lime are levied at RMB 0.5 to RMB 2 per cubic meter based on the amount of soil, sand, and stone quarried (less than 1 cubic meter). Based on 1 cubic meter, the same below); for fired bricks, tiles, porcelain, and lime, the tax is calculated at 0.5 yuan to 2 yuan per ton according to the ex-factory price of the product. (4) Discharge of waste soil, stone, and slag. According to the amount of soil, stone and slag, the tax is calculated at 1 yuan to 5 yuan per cubic meter. (5) For other production and construction projects, the tax is calculated at a one-time basis based on the acquired area, and the tax is 1 yuan to 2 yuan per square meter.

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