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河北审计工作报告公布:平台类企业分类转型不到位、转型滞后与化债不力、专项资金遭挤占挪用!
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-08-17 04:13

Fiscal Management - The provincial general public budget revenue for 2024 totaled 674.8 billion, with expenditures of 670.81 billion, resulting in a carryover of 3.99 billion to the next year [7] - The provincial government fund revenue reached 310.17 billion, with expenditures of 307.9 billion, leading to a carryover of 2.27 billion [7] - The social insurance fund budget showed a revenue of 440.27 billion and expenditures of 405.23 billion, ending with a surplus of 35.03 billion [7] Audit Findings - Irregularities in fiscal revenue organization were noted, with 1 city and 17 counties implementing policies linked to local fiscal contributions, resulting in a disguised return of 737 million [11] - Ineffective management of existing funds led to 1.991 billion remaining unallocated, while 1.297 billion in land transfer fees and project surplus funds were not collected [11] - The responsibility for resolving hidden debts was inadequately enforced, with 1 city and 3 counties failing to address 2.582 billion in hidden debt [11] Debt Risk in State-owned Enterprises - A special audit revealed that 1 city and 6 counties did not effectively promote the classification transformation of 12 enterprises, failing to detach government financing functions [24] - Misrepresentation of assets occurred, with 3 counties improperly injecting public assets into enterprises, inflating assets by 1.173 billion, and 2 cities and 3 counties transferring municipal infrastructure assets, resulting in 16.785 billion in inflated assets [24][25] - Instances of abuse of power and corruption were identified, including a county investment enterprise that failed to follow decision-making procedures, leading to asset losses [25] Investment and Economic Development - The government aims to enhance economic recovery through active fiscal policies, including the issuance of special bonds totaling 150 billion for major projects [4] - The province secured 562.5 million in special long-term bonds to stimulate consumption, projected to increase retail sales by approximately 70 billion [4] - The province's disaster recovery efforts post-flooding received 122.19 billion in national bond funding, with local contributions of 6.63 billion [5] Audit Rectification Efforts - A comprehensive rectification framework was established, addressing issues such as improper management of special bonds and budget performance, with a completion rate of 95.33% for rectification of 1,371 identified issues [6]