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MNI China Daily Summary: Wednesday, Aug 21
REPEAT: China Fiscal Spending, Revenues Drop Due Local Govts
Repeats Story Initially Transmitted at 05:38 GMT Dec 11/00:38 EST Dec 11
BEIJING (MNI) - Chinese government fiscal spending and revenue both dropped
November due lower spending and a decline in revenues at the local government
level, the Ministry of Finance reported Monday.
Fiscal spending dipped 9.1% on a year-on-year basis to CNY1.6566 trillion
in November, with the decline accelerating from the 8% drop recorded in October.
The latest drop was led by a 11.6% y/y slowing of local government spending to
CNY1.4077 trillion. Local governments slowed their expenditures in November
after the amount had grown rapidly in the previous months, the ministry said.
In contrast, central government spending increased 8.7% to CNY248.9
billion.
In the first eleven months of the year, total fiscal spending stood at
CNY17.956 trillion, up 7.8% from the same period a year ago. Both central and
local government spending accelerated from last year: central fiscal spending
grew 7.1% to CNY2.5670 trillion, growth that was 0.3 percentage point higher
than November last year, while local fiscal spending rose 7.9% to CNY15.389
trillion, 0.4 percentage point faster than last November.
National fiscal income was down 1.4% to CNY1.1385 trillion in November, due
largely to a 3.8% drop of local government revenue to CNY563.5 billion. Central
government revenue, on the other hand, grew 1.1% to CNY575 billion.
Among national fiscal income sub-categories, non-tax revenue posted the
largest decline, down 12.9% to CNY260.6 billion. Tax revenue rose 2.6% y/y
growth to CNY877.9 billion.
Resource tax revenues jumped 46.6% to CNY124.8 billion. Revenue from the
import cargo value-added tax and the consumption tax was up 27.6% to CNY1.4551
trillion, of which tariff revenue grew 17.2% to CNY273.8 billion.
From January to November, total government fiscal income climbed 8.4% to
CNY16.1748 trillion. Central fiscal income rose 8.1% to CNY 7.739 trillion,
while local fiscal income rose 8.7% to CNY8.4358 trillion. Tax revenue was 11.2%
higher than last year, rising to CNY13.6072 trillion, while non-tax revenue
dropped 4.5% to CNY2.5676 trillion.
--MNI Beijing Bureau; +86 (10) 8532-5998; email: iris.ouyang@marketnews.com
--MNI BEIJING Bureau; +1 202-371-2121; email: john.carter@mni-news.com
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