Decree of the Federal Price Office, Czech Price Office and Slovak Price Office No. 73 / 1978 Coll.
Decree of the Federal Price Office, the Czech Price Office and the Slovak Price Office amending and supplementing Decree No. 137 / 1973 Coll., on Prices
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73
DECLARATION
Federal Price Office, Czech Price Office and Slovak Price Office
of 16 June 1978
amending and supplementing Decree No 137 / 1973 Coll., on Prices
Federal Price Office pursuant to § 47 of Act No. 133 / 1970 Coll., on the jurisdiction of federal ministries, Czech Price Office pursuant to § 6 of the Act of the Czech National Council No. 134 / 1973 Coll., on the jurisdiction of the authorities of the Czech Socialist Republic in the field of prices, and Slovak Price Office pursuant to § 2 (2) (g) of the Slovak National Council Act No. 135 / 1973 Coll., on the jurisdiction of the authorities of the Slovak Socialist Republic in the field of prices, provides:
Decree No 137 / 1973 Coll., on prices, is amended as follows:
1. in Article 5 (3) (a), the line after the last sentence is replaced by a semicolon and the following text is added:
"the provisional price may not be used for a product for which a provisional or final price limit is or is to be fixed and for a product for which a purchase price limit is agreed, where the purchase price is the basis for the creation of a wholesale or, where appropriate, a registered wholesale price; the procedure for the consideration of preliminary prices used for the compilation of calculations or budgets of buildings shall be governed by a special regulation, 64) ';
Article 5 (3) (b) reads as follows:
"(b) the registered wholesale export prices and the registered wholesale import prices; the registered wholesale export prices shall apply to products which are only exported; are made up in similar ways as wholesale prices of products delivered to the domestic market; if these products are to be delivered to the domestic market, their wholesale prices should be fixed; the extent of application, method of production and price management of the registered wholesale import prices shall be determined by the relevant price authority; ';
3. in Paragraph 8 (2) (a), the line after the last sentence is replaced by a semicolon and the following text is added:
"the supplier may agree with the customer, with the agreement of the competent price authority, that certain binding conditions of the State or industry standard in force at the time the draft price is drawn up shall not be considered to be relevant in view of the fixing of the price and shall not create a new product in accordance with Article 11, '.
(4) Paragraph 11 (2) shall be added to the provision marked (d), which shall read as follows:
"(d) has a fixed retail price pursuant to Article 129 (1) (ch) or (7) and its sale is introduced by a public or cooperative organisation."
5. In Section 11, paragraphs 6 and 7 are added:
"(6) The new product is also not a product which has achieved savings or substitution of a direct material identified as a significant quality condition compared to a comparable product or products manufactured so far, the prices of which are formed pursuant to Sections 23 and 24, without aggravating other essential quality conditions. Compliance with other material quality conditions shall be demonstrated by the consent of the customer (main customers) and, for re-supplied products, by a written statement either by the state service or by the competent organisation designated by the supplier's agreement with the customer, that saving or replacing the direct material does not, in particular, impair the quality, functional characteristics and service life of the product for the customer. The organisation shall keep a record of the following products:
(a) the year of the start of deliveries;
(b) the designation of the product;
(c) the effect of savings or substitution on costs of direct material (saving per product in absolute value and percentage of costs of direct material),
(d) the percentage of the intended profit of the product (from processing costs and, where appropriate, from another basis established by the price authority), including the impact of the savings referred to in (c).
The provisions of this paragraph shall not apply in cases where the decision of the competent price authority on the method of pricing or the substitution procedure and the saving of direct material is defined differently.
(7) For the products referred to in paragraph 6, even if their current designation (name) is maintained, the authority or organisation authorised to fix the price of the new product shall confirm the validity of the current price in a decision made pursuant to Paragraph 98 (4). It shall indicate as a way of pricing that it is the price taken over of an existing product, indicating the size number or the decision by which the price was determined. Paragraph 77 shall not apply to these products. '
6. In Paragraph 12 (4), the first sentence is added as follows: "where appropriate, by the competent national committee."
7. Paragraph 15, including the title, reads:
Direct material
(1) The consumption of direct material is calculated according to the material consumption price standards in force, where their use for the price formation of the new product is determined. in other cases, it shall be calculated according to applicable national or sectoral technical economic standards and, if not, shall be calculated on the basis of corporate consumable standards. When creating a price by calculation comparison, savings and substitution of a comparable product, expressed in its operational calculation or in another type of calculation of its own costs and other components of the price ("calculation '), 65), are reflected in the consumption of the direct material, the use of which is determined by the competent price authority for price formation. If additional savings and changes not reflected in the price calculation of the comparable product are achieved for the new product, the procedure laid down in paragraphs 23 (6) (b) and 23 (8) shall be followed.
(2) Direct material shall be valued at the applicable wholesale prices or sales prices established pursuant to Paragraph 45 (5); wholesale sales prices with turnover tax or retail prices shall be valued in cases where the organisation is obliged to purchase at these prices. The use of other types of prices and basic prices at a time when favourable or disadvantaged prices are in force shall be governed by a decision of the relevant price authority. Under the conditions set out in paragraph 4, direct material shall be valued at the planned prices according to the sectoral, sectoral or intra-corporate prices in force.
(3) Where different but interchangeable direct materials with different prices can be used for the same purpose and such materials are not a significant quality condition, the price calculations of the new product shall include those of the direct materials used in the production of the comparable product at the time of drawing up the draft price of the new product. Materials that are not used for a comparable product or new materials used for products whose prices are made up by individual calculations shall be included in the price calculated by the weighted average of the prices applicable at the time of the price design and the purchase structure planned for at least the first year of production. These prices shall be included in the inside price lists of the materials at the same time.
(4) Planned prices based on the inside price lists of materials may be used if they have been drawn up in accordance with accounting rules and if, in the accounts, the differences found between those prices and the actual prices, exceptionally increased by the cost of the acquisition referred to in paragraph 5, do not exceed 1,5% in the previous calendar year; if the difference is higher, the inside price list of the materials shall be adjusted. The difference of 1,5% is considered to be the total consumption of material in the organisation. This difference does not include differences between purchase and wholesale prices for imported material. The adjustment of the inside price list of materials in cases where the difference is more than 1,5% shall be made no later than 30 June of the year following the difference, with the new inside price list valid from that date for the valuation of the direct material in price calculations of new products delivered after 1 January of the following year. Organisations using sectoral or sectoral material price lists shall report differences above 1,5% to the price authority which approved the price list. The provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to calculations covered by a separate regulation. 65)
(5) The applicable wholesale prices, sales prices pursuant to Article 45 (5), wholesale sales prices with turnover taxes or retail prices, as the case may be, cannot be added to and the planned prices of internal prices of materials cannot include the share of the supply overhead or other costs of acquisition (sales surpluses, freight costs, loading, unloading, etc.), which are normally calculated in indirect costs, except in cases approved by the Federal Ministry of Finance in agreement with the Federal Price Office.
(6) The price calculation shall not allow averaging of the prices of direct material, unless the averaging included in the internal, sectoral or sectoral pricing or averaging referred to in paragraph 3, as appropriate. The competent price authority may provide for another procedure.
(7) By-products, 66) Invalid material and waste resulting from the production of the product are valued in its price calculation at the price of possible use. The price of possible use shall be determined from the price for the prevailing use of these materials, less any costs of their adjustment, transport, etc. In addition, for by-products their calculated profit is deducted.
(8) By-products, non-full material and waste used as direct material in production are valued in the price calculation at a fixed price. Where that price is not fixed, the price shall be valued at:
(a) the price of the full material if the use of the incomplete material or waste does not degrade the essential quality conditions of the product against those achieved with the use of the full material; or
(b) a lower price (67) than the price of the full material, the necessary increase in the cost of their use being reflected in the processing costs; This procedure shall not result in higher own production costs than at the valuation referred to in point (a).
(9) Subcontracting shall be carried out mutatis mutandis in accordance with paragraphs 1 to 6. ';
8. In Article 23 (8), the words "but not more than 10% 'are replaced by the words" not more than 20%'.
(9) Paragraph 30 (2) shall be added to the provision marked "(e)" as follows:
"(e) for other products, as decided by the competent price authority, in particular for products of development production programmes and products produced in international socialist cooperation."
10. The first sentence of Paragraph 30 (4), including the remark, reads:
"The application of a price advantage shall not be contrary to measures for the central regulation of products and materials under construction, (7) to ensure the production and sale of products of lower pricing positions and to other measures taken by the price authorities and other competent authorities to promote the optimal supply structure required by the customer. ',
"7) Decree No. 77 / 1977 Coll., on the central regulation of products and materials under construction. '.
11. Article 30 (6) shall be added to the provision marked "(e)" as follows:
"(e) in the case of other products, as decided by the competent price authority, in particular products of attenuation production programmes."
12. in Article 30 (7), "paragraph 6 (a) and (b)" shall be replaced by "paragraph 6 (a), (b) and (e)";
13. In Paragraph 30 (7), the following sentence is added at the end:
"This additional levy shall be carried out by the organisation instead of a discount or a price reduction, without the decision of the competent price authority or, where applicable, by the national committee, where applicable:
(a) exported products subject to a price disadvantage;
(b) third-grade products belonging to the food and flavouring sector and products of other sectors whose retail prices include turnover tax differences;
(c) products technically obsolete for which the production organisation has not proposed a price reduction pursuant to Article 33 (1);
(d) products which have not been delivered during the period of validity of the decision to classify the product in the third grade or at a time when it is technically obsolete, although they should have been supplied according to the disposal plan or if they are not assembled in the necessary subdivision, according to the supply contracts. "
14. the last sentence of Paragraph 30 (8) reads:
"The price disadvantage shall not be applied in respect of the supply of products for export if the wholesale prices and, where appropriate, the registered wholesale export prices are not higher than their export sales prices or if, in order to promote the performance of export duties, the central authority, the superior producer, after consultation with the relevant Planning Commission and the Ministry of Finance and the Federal Ministry of Foreign Trade, so decides. ';
15. Paragraph 30 (12) shall be deleted.
16. the second sentence of Paragraph 31 (2) reads:
"For products and, where appropriate, a summary of products with a long production cycle, in particular for the operating sets and units of technological equipment and construction facilities, the competent price authority may provide for a longer price advantage period, which shall be calculated from the date on which the product and, where appropriate, the summary of the products were first invoiced. ';
17.
"(2) The wholesale price of a technically progressive product may not exceed:
(a) an amount corresponding to the calculated annual benefit resulting from the use of the new product with a customer but not exceeding 25% of the basic price,
(b) 15% of the basic price, unless, for objective reasons, the benefit accruing to the customer can be calculated. "
18. Paragraph 33 (1) reads as follows:
"(1) The production organisation shall propose a reduction in the price of the product one month before the expiry of the technical economic life period or within one month after receipt of the decision of the authorities referred to in paragraphs 122 and 126. The wholesale price shall be reduced by the actual profit of the product as determined by the resulting calculation in the last year of production but by at least 15% of the price. '
19. In Paragraph 34 (2), the following words are added at the end: "unless otherwise specified by the competent price authority."
20. Paragraph 34 (3) reads as follows:
"(3) The wholesale price of a first-class product may not exceed:
(a) an amount corresponding to the annual benefit resulting from the use of the new product with a customer but not exceeding 25% of the basic price; in the case of consumer products, a price advantage of up to 25% of the basic price may be applied on the basis of a decision taken by the competent price authority, without calculating the benefit;
(b) 15% of the basic wholesale price in other cases. "
21. Paragraph 34 (4) reads as follows:
"(4) The products classified by the State Service in the first degree of quality may not benefit in price,
(a) where the price has been fixed before the decision to be included in the first grade has been taken and no price has been set in accordance with Article 5;
(b) except where otherwise provided in the price authority concerned. "
22. in Paragraph 35 (2) (a), "5% of the wholesale price" is replaced by "15% of the wholesale price";
23. in Paragraph 35 (2) (b), "20% of the wholesale price" is replaced by "30% of the wholesale price";
24. In the last sentence of Paragraph 36 (1), the words "10% or more of the calculation price 'are replaced by the words" 20% of the calculation price'.
25. the second sentence of Paragraph 38 (1) reads:
"The competent price authority may, with the agreement of the central authorities superior to the supplier and the customer, lay down other conditions for the application of a price advantage. ';
Article 26 (38) (3) reads as follows:
"(3) Favourable prices for products included in fashion novelties or luxury products shall be negotiated by agreement between the supplier and the customer, taking into account the conditions of implementation, in particular supply and demand. '
27. Paragraph 39 (1) reads as follows:
"(1) In order to ensure a desirable development of price levels in the fields where fashion novelties and luxury products are applied, the competent price authorities may, on the basis of a proposal from the central authorities concerned, determine the scope of fashion novelties and luxury products benefiting from the price advantage. '
28.
Preliminary price limit
(1) The provisional limit for the wholesale price of the future product shall be as follows:
(a) for the state, department and branch tasks of the scientific and technical development plan, the result of which is to be a new product, the tasks set out in the corporate plans for the development of science and technology to the extent specified by the Director-General, and, if it is an organisation managed by the Central Authority, to the extent set out therein;
(b) in other cases designated by the competent price authority in agreement with the competent central authority.
(2) In the case of future products of importance in the consumption of the population, which are determined by the competent price authority or where the competent Ministry of Trade of the Republic so requires, a provisional retail price limit shall be set in addition to the provisional wholesale price limit.
(3) The provisional wholesale price limit shall be based on:
(a) indicators characterising the relationship of technical parameters to the applicable prices of comparable products, in particular where the replacement of products at the present technical level is concerned;
(b) deriving from foreign price relations of products of decisive foreign producers, in particular where the future product is expected to apply entirely new principles of solutions, new materials, etc.,
(c) the calculation of the price calculation of the future product derived from the calculation of the comparable product, with an expression of cost differences corresponding to changes in the relevant technical and economic parameters of the comparable products; the cost of direct material and the cost of direct wages shall be determined by means of indicators expressing the relationship between the size of the critical parameters and the cost of these items, calculating comparable products belonging to the same product group as the future product; indirect costs and, where applicable, other direct costs and profits shall be taken into account at the percentage resulting from the calculation of the comparable product used; for new means of production, it is necessary to ensure that the price indicator per unit of the determining technical economic parameter is reduced under comparable material quality conditions of the future and comparable product,
(d) derive from the provisional retail price limit, if it is for the product referred to in paragraph 2,
(e) an analysis of the effectiveness of the use of the future means of production compared to comparable domestic and, if not, imported means of production; In such a way, the level of the provisional wholesale price limits established in accordance with points (a) to (c) shall be verified for the means of production and, in order to determine the provisional wholesale price limit, this method may only be applied where the limit thus established is lower or where the authorities referred to in Section 122 so determine.
(4) The provisional retail price limit shall be:
(a) in the manner referred to in paragraph 3 (a) and (b), expressed in the retail price;
(b) on the basis of the indicative wholesale price limit plus the other retail price components of the fixed amount.
(5) The order in paragraphs 3 and 4 shall apply to the use of the method of establishing the provisional wholesale or retail price limit, as appropriate. Where the provisional retail price limit referred to in paragraph 4 (a) is determined, the provisional wholesale price limit shall always be derived from it.
(6) The provisional limit of the wholesale or retail price may be adjusted after consultation with the appellant, the prospective producer and the customer, and with the agreement of the relevant price authority according to the expected conditions of implementation, to express the planned intentions in the consumption structure and to comply with the principles of the social, health and cultural policy of the State.
(7) The decision on turnover tax included in the retail price limits shall be taken in accordance with Paragraph 120. '
29.
Final price limit
(1) The definitive price limit shall be fixed after the end of the production of the prototype, test series or other similar development result (the prototype) and after the decision to introduce it into production.
(2) The final wholesale price limits shall be established where the decision of the competent price authority does not provide for a binding method for their production in the relevant field or group of products, as follows:
(a) where the provisional wholesale price limit was established in accordance with Article 47 (3) (a), the final wholesale price limit shall be the same; is based on the technical economic parameters achieved with the approved prototype;
(b) where the provisional wholesale price limit has been established in accordance with Article 47 (3) (b), the final wholesale price limit shall be constituted in the same way, the amount being justified by a calculation similar to that referred to in (a) or (c) of this paragraph;
(c) where the provisional wholesale price limit has been established pursuant to Article 47 (3) (c) or (e), the final wholesale price limit shall be based on the calculation price calculation; the cost of direct material and the cost of direct wages shall be determined by means of indicators expressing the relationship between the size of the critical parameters and the cost of these items, calculating comparable products belonging to the same product group as the future product; the amount of other direct costs, if calculated in accordance with Article 18 (1) (b), and the amount of indirect costs, shall be taken into account by applying the rates per branch or, where applicable, per product group, for price formation, as determined by the actual cost of the production organisation in the last year; the profit shall be accounted for at the rate determined on the basis of the actual profit of the production organisation in the last year, unless otherwise specified by the relevant price authority;
(d) where the provisional wholesale price limit has not been established, the final wholesale price limit shall consist of one of the ways set out in Article 47 (3) (a), (b) and (c), in the order indicated in Article 47 (5).
(3) The method used to establish the final limit of the wholesale price of the means of production must ensure that the price indicator per unit of the relevant future product technical economic parameter is reduced compared to the price of the comparable product produced. If the utility characteristics of the future product need to be expressed by more technical economic parameters, the effect of which on the level of the final wholesale price limit cannot be determined with sufficient precision, the final wholesale price limit must ensure a cost reduction for the customer. If the future means of production produces extra-economic effects, such as increasing work safety, reducing traffic noise, improving the working environment, increasing environmental protection, it is included in the limit justified by the cost of achieving them and thus affecting price indicators per unit of the decisive technoeconomic parameter.
(4) Proposals for wholesale price limits are drawn up for products
(a) which are the result of addressing the state, department and branch tasks of the scientific and technical development plan and of the corporate plans for the development of science and technology for which, pursuant to Article 47 (1) (a), a provisional wholesale price limit should have been established;
(b) in the cases referred to in Paragraph 47 (1) (b),
(c) which will be supplied from new production capacities resulting from investment construction, to the extent specified by the special regulation, 68)
(d) where, on a case-by-case basis, the competent price authority, the sectoral central authority, the supplier's supervisor or the competent national committee, for future products whose development and preparation are not included in the plans for the development of science and technology, and the relevant national committee, for the tasks of the corporate plans for the development of science and technology, managed or managed by national committees (hereinafter referred to as the "controlled"),
(e) where their determination requires the principal buyer of the decisive quantity of the future product or the manufacturer of the final product, as regards the final wholesale price cap of the sub-supply which significantly affects the final wholesale price limit or, where applicable, the wholesale price of the final product.
(5) Proposals for final retail price limits shall only be drawn up where:
(a) where no provisional retail price limit has been established and the competent price authority or the Ministry of Trade of the Republic requires the definitive price limit to be set; the final retail price limit shall be as set out in Paragraph 47 (4), with the result that the final wholesale price limit is based on the procedure under Paragraph 47 (4) (b),
(b) where a provisional retail price limit has been established and any change in the level of the final wholesale price limit should also be assessed in terms of the impact on the retail price level.
The final retail price limit may be further adjusted by the relevant price authority according to the expected conditions of implementation.
(6) A proposal for a final wholesale price limit shall not be submitted if the organisation which is to produce it presents a wholesale price proposal at the same time.
(7) The competent price authority or, where appropriate, the national committee may, on the basis of a proposal for a final wholesale price limit, fix the wholesale price directly. In the case of non-standard products, the same procedure may be applied by the organisation responsible for setting the wholesale price if the proposal for the final price limit is made by a price comparison showing a decrease in the price indicator per unit of the determining technical economic parameter and if the customer agrees. The wholesale prices thus created are subject to registration (69) with the relevant price authority. The price decision states that the price was established on the basis of a draft final wholesale price limit.
(8) Only the competent price authority may fix the final price limit above the provisional price limit or set a higher price than the final price limit. '
30. In Paragraph 49 (2), the words "achieved foreign prices fco Czechoslovak border 'are replaced by" achieved foreign prices in trade parity'.
31. Paragraph 49 (5) reads as follows:
"(5) The amount of foreign direct business costs for which trade parity prices are adjusted shall be demonstrated by calculations drawn up in accordance with the relevant rules and in accordance with the applicable calculation formula. Foreign trade organisations shall demonstrate to the domestic customer organisation the justification for the calculated amount of direct business costs. '
32. Article 49 (7) reads as follows:
"(7) The agreed purchase prices may be used only to the extent specified by the Federal Price Office's decision. '
33.
Regulation of import prices
(1) For imported products which significantly affect the overall cost level of the main customers, a
(a) wholesale prices at which products included in the first regulatory group are supplied by foreign trade organisations to the domestic sector;
(b) wholesale prices and, where appropriate, sales prices at which products included in the second group of regulations are supplied in the country, if their first customer is the designated organisation.
(2) The classification of products in individual regulatory groups, the way in which they are produced and the procedure for pricing procedures are established by the Federal Price Office. 70) The method of settling the differences between wholesale prices referred to in paragraph 1 and normal purchase prices shall be determined by the Federal Ministry of Finance. ';
34. The following words shall be added at the end of Paragraph 53 (1): "unless wholesale prices are set in accordance with Paragraph 52 (1)."
35. Paragraph 53 (4) shall be deleted.
36. Paragraph 63 (2) reads as follows:
"(2) The retail prices of imported products, including imports, in exchange operations of domestic organisations, with the exception of re-imported products with a valid retail price, shall consist of:
(a) by comparing the price and essential technical parameters, utility characteristics, quality, equipment and delivery conditions of the imported product with the comparable domestic product and, in the light of the other considerations set out in Section 29; in the absence of a domestic comparable product, it is possible to compare it with the like product imported,
(b) on the basis of the normal purchase price plus or minus:
1. price increases or reductions in foreign trade,
2. the difference in the internal market;
3. set trade reductions from retail prices of domestic trading organisations;
4. the price difference of the fixed amount,
5. a price difference, if any, of an amount corresponding to the conditions of implementation which may be included only with the agreement of the competent price authority;
(c) in the cases referred to in Article 129 (7), on the basis of the normal purchase price plus the price increase (deduction of the deduction) in foreign trade, the difference in the internal market and the additional turnover tax, and where the rate of the additional turnover tax is not fixed or is less than the sales premium, by adding the sales premium; the price difference shall be included only in the cases and at the level specified;
(d) by other means, where their use is approved by the competent price authority. "
37. In Paragraph 63, the following paragraph 3 is inserted after paragraph 2:
"(3) The use of the way retail prices are created in accordance with paragraph 2 (a) or (b) or, where appropriate, their combinations shall be determined by the relevant price authority. ';
Paragraphs 3, 4 and 5 shall be renumbered paragraphs 4, 5 and 6.
38. Paragraph 65 (3) reads as follows:
"(3) The funds of the price differences in retail prices of domestic and imported products, established as differences between the invoiced sales prices and the agreed retail prices, reduced by the fixed total trade reductions, shall be accounted for, used and settled in accordance with specific rules. 71) In specified cases, they shall be settled with a risk fund in which they form a separate component. ';
39. in Paragraph 68 (4), the words "for a period of 6 months" shall be replaced by "for a limited period, usually 6 months."
40.
Parts for production and replacement consumption
(1) Parts for replacement consumption ("spare parts") are, for price purposes, those included by the Federal Statistical Office in the relevant fields of the single classification of industries and products into groups 9 and 0, possibly group 8 and products specified by the competent price authority in agreement with the Federal Statistical Office. The destination for the replacement consumption shall be indicated in the economic contract and in the invoice. The replacement consumption determination need not be demonstrated for the supply of parts to repair and sales organisations, unless otherwise provided by the price authority. The price authority may lay down additional conditions for the assessment of the product as a spare part for price purposes.
(2) Different prices apply to the same parts, depending on their destination, either for production or replacement consumption.
(3) The wholesale prices of spare parts and parts produced for production consumption by the supplier producing the final product are made up of partial calculations of individual parts, compiled under direct cost items from the operational calculation of the product to which they are intended, using fixed rates under indirect costs (or other direct costs) and profit; for spare parts, the profit shall be taken into account at 100% of the processing costs.
(4) Wholesale prices of spare parts and parts produced for production consumption by a supplier that does not produce the final product are made up of individual calculations; the profit for spare parts shall be taken into account at 100% of the processing costs.
(5) The retail prices of spare parts are constructed in accordance with Paragraph 63 (1) (b).
(6) The competent price authority shall specify in which cases the price of spare parts shall be a price comparison or a method derogating from the provisions of paragraphs 3 to 5.
(7) The prices of refurbished spare parts agreed by the supplier with the customer must not exceed 80% of the price of the new spare part. "
Paragraph 71 (3) reads as follows:
"(3) The calculation referred to in paragraph 2 shall include a profit of:
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Federal Price Office, Czech Price Office and Slovak Price Office No. 73 / 1978 Coll., amending and supplementing Decree No. 137 / 1973 Coll., on Prices |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 29.06.1978 |
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| Effective from | 01.09.1978 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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