Law on fixed charges (1998).

The present Law regulates relations connected with calculation and payment of fixed charges for some kinds of activity, establishes the categories of payers of fixed charges, the modalities of their calculation and payment, and establishes liability for the infringement of the present Law. The following types of activity are subject to compulsory payment of fixed charges: 1)catering/public feeding; 2) industrial fisheries. The Law consists of 19 Sections that contain 102 Articles. Section 1 (Arts. 1-20) lays down general provisions. Section 2 (Arts. 21-25) regards fixed charges for vending through shops, stalls and pavilions. Section 3 (Arts. 26-31) regards fixed charges for the organization of vending displays. Section 4 (Arts. 32-36) regards fixed charges for public catering. Section 5 (Arts. 37-41) regards fixed charges for motor transport. Section 9 (Arts. 56-59) regards fixed charges for retail trade of petrol and diesel fuel. Section 11 (Arts. 65-69) regards fixed payments for industrial fisheries. Section 18 (Arts. 94-95) establishes liability for the infringement of the present Law. Section 19 (Arts. 96 -102) lays down final provisions.