多地密集加力国有“三资”改革，吉林相关财政收入增长约6成

Core Viewpoint - Local governments are intensifying efforts to promote the reform of state-owned "three assets" (state-owned resources, state-owned assets, and state-owned funds), which directly contributes to the growth of related fiscal revenues [3][4]. Summary by Sections Jilin Province - In the first three quarters of this year, Jilin Province's non-tax revenue reached 45.55 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 22.1%. The revenue from the paid use of state-owned resources (assets) grew by 59.9% due to enhanced management and coordination of state-owned "three assets" [3]. - The Jilin Provincial Finance Department is restructuring the local fiscal resource allocation mechanism, aiming to transform fiscal management from a focus on funds to managing state-owned "three assets" [3]. Anhui Province - Anhui Province has issued a comprehensive work plan to promote "large asset" management, starting from September, focusing on the inventory and coordination of eight types of assets, five types of resources, and two types of funds [4][5]. - In 2024, Anhui's non-tax revenue from the paid use of state-owned resources (assets) is projected to be approximately 73.95 billion yuan, reflecting an 11% year-on-year growth, significantly higher than the local general public budget revenue growth of 2.6% [6]. Hubei Province - Hubei Province has also increased efforts in promoting the reform of state-owned "three assets," leading to significant fiscal revenue growth. In 2024, the non-tax revenue from the paid use of state-owned resources (assets) is expected to be around 67.79 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of approximately 60% [7][8]. - The provincial government is focusing on deepening the management reform of state-owned "three assets" to enhance the efficiency of state-owned economic operations and address current economic challenges [8]. General Trends - The overall trend indicates that local governments are leveraging the management of state-owned "three assets" to boost fiscal revenues amid economic downturns and challenges in the real estate market [8][9]. - Despite the growth in non-tax revenues from state-owned resources, there are concerns about the sustainability of this income growth as the pool of available assets for revitalization diminishes [8].