# Fiscal Policy
Latest news and articles about Fiscal Policy
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China Expands Targeted Fiscal Subsidies for Elderly Care and Childcare
Central allocations increase support for families through preschool fee waivers, child-rearing aid, and consumer interest subsidies.
China Delivers 281.8 Billion Yuan in VAT Refunds Under Revised System
Over 75 percent of tax credit refunds flowed to manufacturing, scientific research, software, and environmental sectors in the policy's first year.
China Unveils Multi-Agency Plan to Bolster Rural Revitalization Funding
Six central authorities establish a framework to coordinate fiscal budgets, credit, bonds, and private capital by 2030.
China Pledges Stronger Counter-Cyclical Policy and Faster Project Rollout
State Council meeting chaired by Premier Li Qiang calls for accelerated bond issuance, project starts, and interest subsidies to hit yearly economic targets.
China Delivers 487 Billion Yuan in Tax and Fee Relief for Urban Renewal
Tax authorities report major fiscal support for housing upgrades, community services, and green infrastructure in the first half of the year.
China Revises Audit Law Regulations to Expand Oversight and Curb Interference
A newly revised State Council decree strengthens Party leadership, mandates reporting of meddling, and tightens accountability for rectification.
China's Tax Revenue Rebounds as Local Fiscal Expenditure Lags
Buoyant capital markets and value-added tax boosted central receipts, while debt resolution and falling land sales constrained local spending through August.
China's Finance Ministry Pledges Countercyclical Adjustments and Budget Reform
A symposium in Hefei outlines plans to expand fiscal scientific management, resolve debt risks, and deepen zero-based budgeting.
China Unveils Six-Channel Financing Blueprint for Rural Revitalization
A joint plan by six central departments coordinates budgets, bonds, credit, and private capital while barring new local hidden debt.
China Expands Fiscal and Financial Coordination to Spur Domestic Demand
Authorities widen interest discount subsidies to working capital and credit card installments while quadrupling participating lenders.
China’s Trade-In Subsidies Drive 1.32 Trillion Yuan in Consumer Sales
The Ministry of Finance reports trade-in funds reached 178 million transactions, alongside accelerated bond quotas and business credit relief.
China Directs Proactive Fiscal Spending Toward Investing in People
Beijing steers budgetary resources toward basic livelihoods such as education, healthcare, and housing under disciplined spending guidelines.