Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the need for a cognitive transformation in the regulation of administrative behaviors related to enterprises, focusing on reducing costs and improving efficiency through the establishment of standardized systems and comprehensive service frameworks for businesses [2][4]. Group 1: Policy Implementation and Impact - The State Council's inter-ministerial joint meeting on enterprise burdens highlighted a target to establish a normalized mechanism for pro-business policies by 2026, aiming to enhance the business environment and reduce operational costs for enterprises [2]. - From January to August this year, the main policies supporting the manufacturing sector have resulted in tax reductions and refunds totaling nearly 1.3 trillion yuan, with over 10 trillion yuan in cumulative tax reductions during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, significantly alleviating the burden on enterprises [2]. - Despite these efforts, 57% of enterprises desire further reductions in value-added tax, and 55% seek lower corporate income tax, indicating a continued demand for enhanced support from the government [2]. Group 2: Challenges in Policy Perception - Some enterprises still perceive a heavy burden in certain areas, with issues such as hidden costs, delayed policy implementation, and a resurgence of arbitrary fees and penalties being reported [3]. - The dissatisfaction stems from policies that are not well-targeted or convenient, with a need for a shift in government perception towards understanding and addressing the actual needs of enterprises [4]. Group 3: Recommendations for Improvement - To enhance the effectiveness of pro-business policies, a shift in decision-making and execution mechanisms is necessary, focusing on understanding enterprise needs rather than imposing top-down solutions [4][5]. - Establishing a transparent mechanism for matching enterprise demands with government policy resources is crucial for improving satisfaction and reducing administrative costs [5]. - A systematic approach is required to address issues like arbitrary fees and penalties, ensuring that basic operations at the grassroots level are maintained within a framework of financial reform [6].