Core Viewpoint - The State Council has issued guidelines to establish a long-term regulatory mechanism for enterprise-related fees, aiming to enhance supervision, combat illegal charges, and optimize the business environment [1][5]. Group 1: Fee Regulation and Transparency - The complexity and lack of clarity in fee policies have been identified as significant issues for enterprises, leading to the need for a comprehensive fee directory system [2][3]. - The guidelines require industry authorities to create a comprehensive fee directory that includes various types of charges, ensuring that all departments have a complete list of enterprise-related fees [3][6]. Group 2: Policy Evaluation and Compliance - A mechanism for evaluating and reviewing new fee policies has been established to prevent the introduction of illegal charges, with a focus on legality, fairness, and social impact [5][6]. - The guidelines emphasize the need for ongoing monitoring of fee practices and the collection of information regarding violations, with increased penalties for non-compliance [5][6]. Group 3: Financial Impact - Recent efforts have led to a reduction in enterprise-related fees, with administrative and institutional charges remaining stable. The projected revenue from these charges is expected to decrease significantly, from 65.3 billion yuan in 2024 to 47 billion yuan in 2025, a decline of 28.1% [7].