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某公司主要从事建筑工程机械的生产制造，2010年发生以下业务： (1)4月30日将房产原值为300万元的房产，用于投资联营，收取固定收入，不承担联营风险，投资期3年，当年取得固定收入16万元。 (2)公司作为受托方签订甲、乙两份加工承揽合同，甲合同约定：由委托方提供主要材料(金额300万元)，受托方只提供辅助材料(金额20万元)，受托方另收取加工费50万元；乙合同约定：由受托方提供主要材料(金额200万元)并收取加工费40万元。 (3)公司作为受托方签订技术开发合同一份，合同约定：技术开发金额共计1000万元，其中研究开发费用与报酬金额之比为3:1。 (4)公司作为承包方签订建筑安装工程承包合同一份，承包金额300万元，公司随后又将其中的100万元业务分包给另一单位，并签订相关合同。 (5)公司新增实收资本2000万元、资本公积500万元。 (6)公司启用其他账簿10本。 (说明：购销合同、加工承揽合同、技术合同、建筑安装工程承包合同的印花税税率分别为0.3‰、0.5‰、0.3‰、0.3‰；营业账簿的印花税率分为0.5‰和每件5元两种；当地政府规定的房产原值减除幅度为30%；契税税率为4%) 要求：根据上述资料，按照下列序号计算回答问题，每问需计算出合计数。 该公司2010签订的建筑安装工程承包合同应缴纳的印花税；
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