中央三部门选取50个城市开展有奖发票试点，以提振消费 为了提振消费，中央部委今年将在北京、上海、广州、深圳等50个城市开展有奖发票试点，老百姓购物 吃饭等消费开具发票有可能中奖。 在前期财政部等三部门发文开展有奖发票试点工作后，1月23日，三部门公布了拟开展有奖发票试点城 市名单，一共有50个城市，覆盖范围广。 具体来看，这份名单包括4个直辖市（北京、天津、上海、重庆），5个计划单列市（深圳、大连、青 岛、宁波、厦门），21个省会（首府）城市（广州、武汉、成都、南京、南宁、海口、石家庄、太原、 呼和浩特、沈阳、长春、福州、合肥、济南、郑州、昆明、拉萨、兰州、西宁、银川、乌鲁木齐），20 个其他地级市（苏州、无锡、湖州、绍兴、衢州、邯郸、大庆、黄山、泉州、赣州、宜昌、烟台、开 封、株洲、湘潭、东莞、江门、泸州、遵义、咸阳）。 《通知》明确，上述50个试点城市自行确定中奖发票最低票面额度（不低于100元）、中奖比例和奖项 设置，及时兑付补贴资金。单张发票奖项金额原则上不超过800元。这意味着，如果你吃顿饭的发票中 奖，有可能最后不花钱还小赚一笔。 按照此前财税部门规定，个人取得单张有奖发票奖金所得不超过800元（ ...

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Finance, and State Taxation Administration announced a pilot program for prize invoices in 50 cities, including Beijing and Shanghai, aimed at stimulating consumer spending in various sectors [1] Group 1: Pilot Program Details - The pilot program will cover sectors such as retail, catering, accommodation, cultural arts, entertainment, tourism, sports, and residential services, targeting major daily consumption scenarios [1] - Participants in the pilot cities can win prizes by obtaining eligible invoices, with each individual having a chance to win [1] - The minimum invoice amount for eligibility will be determined by the pilot cities, set at no less than 100 yuan, with a prize limit of 800 yuan per invoice [1] Group 2: Implementation Period - The policy will be implemented for a duration of six months, encouraging consumer engagement and spending [1]

据介绍，试点城市对个人消费者以本人名义向零售、餐饮、住宿、文化艺术、娱乐、旅游、体育、居民 服务业等行业的经营主体购买商品和服务，且取得的票面金额在一定额度以上的发票组织抽奖。中央财 政将对试点城市分档安排奖补资金。 编辑：高鑫 责编：王光建 审核：廖异 新华社消息，商务部、财政部、国家税务总局1月23日对外公示拟开展有奖发票试点城市名单，包括北 京、上海等50个城市入选。 原标题：有奖发票试点城市公示！这些城市入选 为进一步激发消费需求，释放消费潜力，三部门于2025年12月底发布通知称，将支持50个左右城市开展 有奖发票试点工作，政策实施期为6个月。近期，三部门组织开展了有奖发票试点城市评审工作。这一 评审结果公示期为2026年1月23日至2026年2月2日。 三部门有关负责人此前表示，此次出台的有奖发票试点政策着重从需求端发力，鼓励居民消费并取得发 票后参与抽奖。试点政策覆盖日常消费主要场景，如购物、外出就餐、旅游住宿、文体活动、生活服务 等，与居民"衣食住行"密切相关。 ...

央视网消息：据财政部网站消息，根据《财政部 商务部 税务总局关于开展有奖发票试点工作的通知》 要求，商务部、财政部、税务总局于近期组织开展有奖发票试点城市评审工作。根据评审结果，拟确定 50个城市开展有奖发票试点。现将评审结果予以公示，公示期为2026年1月23日至2026年2月2日。 拟开展有奖发票试点城市名单 大连、青岛、宁波、厦门、深圳 一、直辖市（4个） 三、其他城市（41个） 石家庄、邯郸、太原、呼和浩特、沈阳、长春、大庆、南京、无锡、苏州、湖州、绍兴、衢州、合肥、 黄山、福州、泉州、赣州、济南、烟台、郑州、开封、武汉、宜昌、株洲、湘潭、广州、东莞、江门、 南宁、海口、成都、泸州、遵义、昆明、拉萨、咸阳、兰州、西宁、银川、乌鲁木齐 北京、天津、上海、重庆 二、计划单列市（5个） ...

新华社北京1月23日电（记者申铖、谢希瑶）商务部、财政部、国家税务总局1月23日对外公示拟开 展有奖发票试点城市名单，包括北京、上海等50个城市入选。 三部门有关负责人此前表示，此次出台的有奖发票试点政策着重从需求端发力，鼓励居民消费并取 得发票后参与抽奖。试点政策覆盖日常消费主要场景，如购物、外出就餐、旅游住宿、文体活动、生活 服务等，与居民"衣食住行"密切相关。 【纠错】 【责任编辑:焦鹏】 为进一步激发消费需求，释放消费潜力，三部门于2025年12月底发布通知称，将支持50个左右城市 开展有奖发票试点工作，政策实施期为6个月。近期，三部门组织开展了有奖发票试点城市评审工作。 这一评审结果公示期为2026年1月23日至2026年2月2日。 据介绍，试点城市对个人消费者以本人名义向零售、餐饮、住宿、文化艺术、娱乐、旅游、体育、 居民服务业等行业的经营主体购买商品和服务，且取得的票面金额在一定额度以上的发票组织抽奖。中 央财政将对试点城市分档安排奖补资金。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government is launching a pilot program to promote consumer spending through a lottery system based on invoices, aiming to stimulate demand and enhance consumption across approximately 50 cities [4][11]. Group 1: Policy Implementation - The Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Commerce, and State Taxation Administration have confirmed the support for around 50 cities to conduct a pilot program for prize invoices, with a minimum invoice amount of 100 yuan and a maximum prize of 800 yuan per invoice [4][11]. - The pilot program will last for six months, allowing cities to determine the specifics of the lottery, including the prize structure and winning invoice amounts [4][11]. Group 2: Historical Context - The concept of prize invoices is not new in China, having been implemented in various forms since 2016, aimed at enhancing tax compliance and consumer engagement [5][6]. - Previous initiatives in provinces like Guangdong and Jiangsu have shown positive results, with significant increases in invoice issuance and consumer participation [6][8]. Group 3: Economic Impact - The introduction of prize invoices is expected to boost consumer spending by creating excitement around shopping experiences, thereby converting potential demand into actual purchases [7][11]. - The program is designed to cover essential consumer activities such as shopping, dining, and entertainment, directly impacting daily life and consumption patterns [11][12]. Group 4: Tax Compliance and Benefits - The initiative is anticipated to improve the issuance of value-added tax (VAT) invoices, which are crucial for tax deductions and compliance [8][9]. - By encouraging consumers to request invoices, the program aims to enhance tax compliance among businesses and reduce tax evasion, ultimately benefiting the national economy [9][10]. Group 5: Funding and Support - Central government funding will support the pilot cities, with allocations based on city size, ensuring that financial resources are effectively utilized to maximize consumer engagement [12][13]. - The funding structure includes up to 3 billion yuan for super-large cities, 2 billion yuan for large cities, and 1 billion yuan for smaller cities, promoting targeted spending in sectors with high consumer potential [12][13].

Core Viewpoint - The article outlines the implementation of a pilot program for prize invoices aimed at stimulating consumer demand and supporting economic growth through increased spending in various sectors such as retail, dining, and tourism [2][5]. Policy Goals - The primary goal is to enhance consumer enthusiasm and unlock spending potential in key sectors, thereby providing robust support for economic stability and growth [2]. - The pilot program will be conducted in approximately 50 cities, focusing on those with large populations and strong economic potential, with a duration of six months [2]. Support Directions - The pilot cities will organize lottery draws for consumers who purchase goods and services above a specified invoice amount, with a minimum threshold set at 100 yuan [2]. - The maximum prize amount for a single invoice is capped at 800 yuan, with cities determining the winning invoice ratio and prize structure [2]. Work Procedures - Local authorities are required to submit applications for the pilot program, detailing their implementation plans and addressing existing challenges in boosting consumption [3][4]. - A competitive evaluation process will be used to select cities for the pilot, with specific criteria including consumer spending rankings [4]. Funding and Performance Evaluation - Central government funding for the pilot cities is tiered based on city size, with allocations of up to 3 billion yuan for super-large cities, 2 billion for large cities, and 1 billion for others [5]. - After the pilot period, cities must conduct self-evaluations and submit performance reports by the end of August 2026 [5]. Work Requirements - Provincial departments are tasked with coordinating efforts and ensuring that pilot cities adhere to the established timelines and objectives [6]. - There is an emphasis on the use of technology for managing the lottery and prize distribution, ensuring transparency and security in the process [6]. Promotion and Supervision - Authorities are encouraged to promote the program widely to engage consumers and create a favorable environment for participation [6]. - A robust supervision mechanism is to be established to prevent fraud and ensure compliance with the program's rules [6].

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Commerce, and State Taxation Administration have announced a pilot program for prize invoices to stimulate consumer demand and support economic stability [1] Group 1: Policy Objectives - The policy aims to enhance consumer enthusiasm and stimulate consumption in sectors such as retail, dining, accommodation, cultural arts, entertainment, tourism, sports, and residential services [1] - The pilot program will be implemented in approximately 50 cities, focusing on those with large populations and strong economic potential, with a duration of six months [1] Group 2: Support Directions - Pilot cities will organize a lottery for consumers who purchase goods and services above a certain invoice amount, with a minimum threshold set at 100 yuan [2] - The maximum prize amount for a single invoice will not exceed 800 yuan, with cities determining the winning invoice ratio and prize structure [2] Group 3: Work Procedures - Local authorities must submit applications for pilot programs, ensuring that proposals are clear, logical, and data-driven, while avoiding extravagant materials [3] - A competitive evaluation will be conducted by provincial departments to select cities for the pilot, with specific recommendations based on consumer spending rankings [4] Group 4: Funding and Performance Evaluation - Central government will allocate prize funds based on city size, with a maximum of 3 billion yuan for super-large cities, 2 billion for large cities, and 1 billion for others [5] - After the pilot period, cities will conduct self-evaluations, and a comprehensive performance evaluation will be organized by the central authorities [5] Group 5: Work Requirements - Provincial departments are responsible for coordinating efforts, establishing performance indicators, and ensuring timely execution of the pilot program [6] - Strong oversight and management of funds are required, with a focus on ensuring the integrity of the lottery process and the security of financial transactions [7] - Promotion of the program will be essential, with a requirement for comprehensive communication strategies to engage consumers and report outcomes by the end of August 2026 [7]

Group 1 - The Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Commerce, and State Taxation Administration have jointly issued a notice to support around 50 cities in conducting a lottery invoice pilot program, with a policy implementation period of 6 months [1] - The pilot cities will determine the minimum invoice amount for winning (not less than 100 yuan), the winning ratio, and the prize settings, with a maximum prize amount of 800 yuan per invoice [1] Group 2 - The lottery program will cover various sectors including retail, catering, accommodation, cultural arts, entertainment, tourism, sports, and residential services, closely related to daily consumer activities [2] - Every individual who obtains a qualifying invoice in the pilot cities will have the opportunity to participate in the lottery [2] Group 3 - The lottery process will be notarized to ensure transparency, and results will be publicly available, allowing for social supervision [3] - Pilot cities will utilize technology to monitor the entire lottery process, ensuring the authenticity of consumer behavior and combating fraudulent activities [3] - There will be enhanced supervision of personnel involved in the pilot program to prevent corruption and manipulation, along with established complaint channels for consumers to report violations [3]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Commerce, and State Taxation Administration of China have decided to launch a pilot program for prize invoices to stimulate consumer demand and support economic stability [1] Group 1: Policy Objectives - The pilot program aims to enhance consumer enthusiasm and stimulate consumption in sectors such as retail, catering, accommodation, cultural arts, entertainment, tourism, sports, and residential services [1] - Approximately 50 cities will be supported for the pilot, focusing on cities with large populations and strong economic potential, with a policy implementation period of six months [1] Group 2: Support Directions - Participating cities will organize a lottery for consumers who purchase goods and services above a certain invoice amount, with a minimum invoice amount set at no less than 100 yuan [2] - The maximum prize amount for a single invoice is capped at 800 yuan [2] Group 3: Work Procedures - Local authorities must guide cities with strong work foundations to apply for the pilot, ensuring that application materials are concise, logical, and data-driven [3] - Provincial departments will select cities through competitive evaluation, with specific recommendations based on consumer spending rankings [4] Group 4: Funding Allocation - Central government will allocate prize funds based on city size, with a maximum of 3 billion yuan for super-large cities, 2 billion yuan for large cities, and 1 billion yuan for other cities [5] Group 5: Performance Evaluation - After the pilot period, cities will conduct self-evaluations, and a comprehensive performance evaluation will be organized by the central authorities [6] Group 6: Work Requirements - Provincial departments are responsible for coordinating efforts and ensuring the effective management of funds, while local governments must integrate the pilot into their key tasks [7] - Strong emphasis on the security of invoice data, fair lottery processes, and transparency in results to prevent fraud [8]