第六章建筑工程設計概算的編制學習教案

1、會計學1第六章建筑工程設計概算的編制第六章建筑工程設計概算的編制(binzh)第一頁，共79頁。第1頁/共79頁第二頁，共79頁。第2頁/共79頁第三頁，共79頁。第3頁/共79頁第四頁，共79頁。第4頁/共79頁第五頁，共79頁。第5頁/共79頁第六頁，共79頁。第6頁/共79頁第七頁，共79頁。等，合理選擇編制依據(jù)。第7頁/共79頁第八頁，共79頁。第8頁/共79頁第九頁，共79頁。第9頁/共79頁第十頁，共79頁。第10頁/共79頁第十一頁，共79頁。稅等概算預備費、投資方向調(diào)節(jié)工程建設其他費用概算概算各單位設備及安裝工程各單位建筑工程概算單項工程綜合概算建設項目總概算第11頁/共79頁

2、第十二頁，共79頁。第12頁/共79頁第十三頁，共79頁。第13頁/共79頁第十四頁，共79頁。（不編總概算時列入）工程建設其他費用概算購置費用概算工具、器具及生產(chǎn)家具算電氣設備及安裝工程概算機械設備及安裝工程概算設備及安裝單位工程概特殊構(gòu)筑物工程概算弱電工程概算電氣、照明工程概算通風、空調(diào)工程概算給排水、采暖工程概算一般土建工程概算單位建筑工程概算單項工程綜合概算第14頁/共79頁第十五頁，共79頁。第15頁/共79頁第十六頁，共79頁。金經(jīng)營性項目鋪底流動資款利息）財務費用（含建設期貸稅固定資產(chǎn)投資方向調(diào)節(jié)專項費用概算預備費概算工程保險費工程監(jiān)理費臨時設施費施工機構(gòu)遷移費目的其他費用引進技

3、術(shù)和進口設備項供電貼費辦公和生產(chǎn)家具購置費備費聯(lián)合試運轉(zhuǎn)費和生產(chǎn)準勘察設計和研究試驗費建設單位管理費土場使用費工程建設其他費用概算場外工程項目綜合概算算住宅與生產(chǎn)設施綜合概行政福利設施綜合概算概算公用系統(tǒng)工程項目綜合概算輔助生產(chǎn)工程項目綜合概算主要生產(chǎn)工程項目綜合工程費用概算建設項目總概算第16頁/共79頁第十七頁，共79頁。n第17頁/共79頁第十八頁，共79頁。似用預算定額編制單位工程似用預算定額編制單位工程預算。預算。第18頁/共79頁第十九頁，共79頁。第19頁/共79頁第二十頁，共79頁。時，可用概算指標法編制單位時，可用概算指標法編制單位工程概算。工程概算。第20頁/共79頁第二十

4、一頁，共79頁。第21頁/共79頁第二十二頁，共79頁。第22頁/共79頁第二十三頁，共79頁。第23頁/共79頁第二十四頁，共79頁。料、機、消耗量相應定額工件工程量換入結(jié)構(gòu)工、料、機、數(shù)量原概算指標的標的工、料、機、數(shù)量結(jié)構(gòu)變化修正概算指料、機、消耗量相應定額工件工程量換出結(jié)構(gòu)第24頁/共79頁第二十五頁，共79頁。相應單價擬建地區(qū)料、機數(shù)量換入設備工設備、工料、機費用原概算指標的修正概算費用設備、工料、機備、工料、機單價原概算指標設料、機數(shù)量換出設備工第25頁/共79頁第二十六頁，共79頁。n建筑結(jié)構(gòu)差異的調(diào)整方法與建筑結(jié)構(gòu)差異的調(diào)整方法與概算指標法的調(diào)整方法相同。概算指標法的調(diào)整方法相

5、同。第26頁/共79頁第二十七頁，共79頁。標準設備原價的百分比計算(j sun)，百分比指標按主管部門或地區(qū)有關規(guī)定執(zhí)行。第27頁/共79頁第二十八頁，共79頁。第28頁/共79頁第二十九頁，共79頁。%100%類似工程預算造價資標準）類似工程人工費（或工a或地區(qū)工資標準）擬建工程概算人工費（或工資標準）類似工程預算的人工費1K第29頁/共79頁第三十頁，共79頁。第30頁/共79頁第三十一頁，共79頁。第31頁/共79頁第三十二頁，共79頁。第32頁/共79頁第三十三頁，共79頁。第33頁/共79頁第三十四頁，共79頁。第34頁/共79頁第三十五頁，共79頁。第35頁/共79頁第三十六頁，

6、共79頁。第36頁/共79頁第三十七頁，共79頁。第37頁/共79頁第三十八頁，共79頁。第38頁/共79頁第三十九頁，共79頁。第39頁/共79頁第四十頁，共79頁。第40頁/共79頁第四十一頁，共79頁。第41頁/共79頁第四十二頁，共79頁。第42頁/共79頁第四十三頁，共79頁。第43頁/共79頁第四十四頁，共79頁。第44頁/共79頁第四十五頁，共79頁。第45頁/共79頁第四十六頁，共79頁。第46頁/共79頁第四十七頁，共79頁。第47頁/共79頁第四十八頁，共79頁。第48頁/共79頁第四十九頁，共79頁。第49頁/共79頁第五十頁，共79頁。第50頁/共79頁第五十一頁，共7

7、9頁。第51頁/共79頁第五十二頁，共79頁。第52頁/共79頁第五十三頁，共79頁。第53頁/共79頁第五十四頁，共79頁。第54頁/共79頁第五十五頁，共79頁。第55頁/共79頁第五十六頁，共79頁。第56頁/共79頁第五十七頁，共79頁。第57頁/共79頁第五十八頁，共79頁。第58頁/共79頁第五十九頁，共79頁。第59頁/共79頁第六十頁，共79頁。第60頁/共79頁第六十一頁，共79頁。第61頁/共79頁第六十二頁，共79頁。第62頁/共79頁第六十三頁，共79頁。第63頁/共79頁第六十四頁，共79頁。第64頁/共79頁第六十五頁，共79頁。第65頁/共79頁第六十六頁，共79

8、頁。第66頁/共79頁第六十七頁，共79頁。第67頁/共79頁第六十八頁，共79頁。第68頁/共79頁第六十九頁，共79頁。第69頁/共79頁第七十頁，共79頁。第70頁/共79頁第七十一頁，共79頁。第71頁/共79頁第七十二頁，共79頁。第72頁/共79頁第七十三頁，共79頁。1. Chinese except friendships to be more lasting.2. Different foundations for friendships.3. Westerns expect friends to be independent.4. Chinese usually expec

9、t more from their friends.第73頁/共79頁第七十四頁，共79頁。Chinese except friendships to be more lasting. For Chinese a true friendship endures throughout life changes. Chinese are friends even if they havent spoken for 20 years. If you shared something at one time, then all your life you are friends. This is th

10、e best of guanxi(關系關系(gun x), the Wide Web that connects Chinese through time and space. So, we can say Chinese invented the Internet long before Bill Gates was born. In North America, even the relationship in which people feel close and tell each other personal problems may not survive life changes

11、 such as moving to another city, graduation from a university or marriage. If the people do not see each other regularly, the relationship is likely to die.第74頁/共79頁第七十五頁，共79頁。Different foundations for friendships. Chinese friends share “ things in common”: a task, a class, the hometown. Friendships

12、 are formed by people who work or go to school together. You may or may not like the person, but if he or she can do something for you because of his position or job, you can be friends. But in North America, business and friendship are kept separate. The friendships are usually tied to specific act

13、ivities. A person may have work friends and leisure (休閑休閑(xixin)時時) activity friends. Also friends tend to have similar financial circumstances, because friendship in the West is based on equality.第75頁/共79頁第七十六頁，共79頁。Westerns expect friends to be independent. Why? Its because their friendship is mos

14、tly a matter of providing emotional support and spending time together, so they do not feel comfortable in a relationship in which one person is giving more and the other is dependent on what is giving. A westerner will respond to a friends trouble by asking “What do you want to do?” The idea is to

15、help the friend to think out the problem and discover the solution he or she really wants and then to support the solution. Chinese friends give each other more concrete help. A Chinese will use personal connections to help a friend get something hard to obtain. They give each other money and might

16、help each other out financially over a long time.第76頁/共79頁第七十七頁，共79頁。Chinese usually expect more from their friends. In the West, you can certainly ask a friend to do something with you, but you recognize that your friend may say no, if he or she gives you as reason. You would not expect a friend to drop everything to respond to a non-urgent need such as shopping. Nor would you expect a friend to recognize and respond to your wishes without stating them. A friend in China is someone who offers help without waiting to be asked. There are few lim