Is the archaeological investigation fee charged by archaeological institutions a non-tax receipt?

1. Archaeological investigation fees collected by archaeological institutions belong to non-tax revenue.

2. Article 6 of the Measures for the Administration of Financial Bills (Order No.70 of the Ministry of Finance) stipulates that the types and scope of application of financial bills are as follows: non-tax revenue bills.

(1) Non-tax revenue general notes refer to general vouchers issued by administrative institutions when they collect government non-tax revenue according to law.

(2) Special notes for non-tax revenue refer to special vouchers issued by specific administrative institutions when they collect non-tax revenue from specific governments according to law. It mainly includes administrative fees bills, government fund bills, state-owned resources (assets) income bills, confiscation bills, etc.

(three) the general payment book for non-tax revenue refers to the general certificate issued by the administrative institution that implements the reform of the government non-tax revenue collection management system when collecting government non-tax revenue.