Group 1 - The State Council's joint prevention and control mechanism held a press conference on March 3 to discuss fiscal and tax policy support for epidemic prevention and resumption of production [2] - The Ministry of Finance's Social Security Department Director Fu Jinling acknowledged that the epidemic has had a certain impact on the fiscal revenue and expenditure of Hubei province and other severely affected areas, but this impact is considered to be temporary [4] - Fu Jinling stated that the overall scale of fiscal revenue and expenditure in China is large, and there is considerable room for structural adjustment. The impact of the epidemic on fiscal revenue and expenditure is manageable, and epidemic prevention expenditures are guaranteed [7] Group 2 - The Ministry of Finance plans to coordinate epidemic prevention and economic development, making fiscal policies more proactive and adjusting the structure of fiscal expenditures. Increased transfer payments to local governments, especially in severely affected provinces like Hubei, will be prioritized to ensure support for epidemic prevention and livelihood expenditures [7] - Comprehensive fiscal and tax measures will be implemented to minimize the impact of the epidemic on fiscal revenue and expenditure [7]