What does it mean for public institutions to take care of their own funds?

There is no financial allocation, and staff members are responsible for their own costs.

Funds refer to the general term for the recurrent expenses required by administrative institutions to complete work tasks and business plans, and these units are generally not directly engaged in the production of material materials and have no independent and stable income**.

Most of them are not sufficient to cover their own operating expenditures, and they need to be allocated from the national budget, which can be divided into personnel and public funds, or maintenance and development funds, depending on the purpose.

The reason why public institutions in some impoverished areas do not have funds for office personnel is that according to the affluence of the local finances, there is no hard and fast target for the state to spend money on public institutions.

Extended Materials. There are three categories of public institution funds, one is the fully funded public institutions, similar to the first organs, the second is the difference appropriation institutions, and the third is the self-supporting public institutions.

1: Administrative support institutions. "Administrative support public institutions" refers to public institutions authorized by laws and regulations to fully engage in specific administrative law enforcement, supervision and inspection.

For public institutions with partial administrative functions, the administrative functions should be assigned to administrative organs; The administrative functions undertaken by public institutions that have no basis in authorization by laws and regulations and that are extended and transferred without authorization should be abolished.

2: Social welfare institutions. "Social public welfare institutions" refers to public institutions established for the realization of social public interests and long-term national interests, and providing public welfare products and public services to the society.

3: Business and development service institutions, business and development service institutions, refers to public institutions engaged in production and operation, technology development and intermediary services, etc., which have been or have been adjusted to allocate resources through the market.

For example, technology development and application-oriented scientific research institutions, publishing and distribution institutions, general newspaper and magazine distribution institutions, film and television projection institutions, audio-visual publishing and distribution institutions, sports and cultural facilities service institutions, engineering survey and design institutions, teaching units, practice factories, farms, training centers, hotels, guest houses, printing offices and other logistics service institutions of government institutions and institutions.

It means that the nature of the establishment of the unit is that of a business, but the daily start-up and operating expenses of the unit are not covered by the state treasury. The establishment of the unit is divided into full financial allocation, financial partial appropriation, and self-collection and self-expenditure. Full funding is generally given to public institutions with no daily income, such as public libraries, compulsory schools, free parks and museums.

The financial part of the appropriation is for most public hospitals, public high schools and universities. Self-care funds, that is, self-supporting are generally public service institutions with the nature of enterprises, such as some public institutions under the jurisdiction of the Highway Administration, and some public institutions under the jurisdiction of landscaping and sanitation.

According to the state's basic classification of the reform of public institutions, public institutions are mainly divided into three categories. The first category is public institutions engaged in public welfare services, which are the most formal public institutions. The purpose of the establishment of public institutions is actually to engage in public welfare services, rather than various administrative management.

Public welfare institutions can be divided into public welfare class I, public welfare class II, and public welfare three categories. Public welfare institutions are the most basic guarantees, and we are most familiar with primary medical and health institutions and various primary and secondary schools. The public welfare fund is a full financial allocation, which is guaranteed by the financial department.

To put it simply, it is called a fully funded institution. The importance of the second-class public welfare institutions is also very high, but its funds are financial subsidies, and the operation of funds is subsidized by the government, or supported by the purchase of services. In fact, it is a public institution with a difference in appropriation.

The three types of public welfare institutions are generally self-funded, but for those who provide public services, they can be supported by purchasing services. That is, the self-supporting institutions of the past. The second type of Shanyanqing is a public institution that undertakes administrative functions, and this type of public institution is generally the original public institution participating in public affairs.

After the institutional reform of public institutions, their administrative functions will be stripped away, and their general establishment, personnel, and even units will be transformed into civil servants of administrative organs. The third category is public institutions engaged in production and business activities, and the next step is to transform into enterprises in accordance with regulations. This category is a self-supporting institution that is in the past, but because of its production and business activities, it can be undertaken by social enterprises or institutions, so it can be included in the competition, and the general way is to transform into a small company under some state-owned enterprise groups.

1. Financial subsidies refer to all kinds of business funds obtained by public institutions directly from the financial department and from the financial department through the competent department, including normal funds and special funds. Under China's traditional budget system and the budget accounting system of administrative institutions, the funds are also called funds, and the funds received are called appropriations.

2. Institutions that take care of their own funds refer to the use of certain policy resources to obtain income by public institutions, and their normal expenditures are paid by the normal income of the unit.

3. The management fee expenditure of public institutions should be regarded as whether it is of a public welfare nature or an executive nature, and the public welfare nature or the public institution will continue to be retained, and the executive nature may become a public institution managed by referring to civil servants.

The difference between the three is that the financial institutions are fully funded by the state, the public institutions that manage the expenses of potato preparation are partially allocated by the state, and the institutions that take care of their own funds collect and pay for themselves.

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Public institutions can be divided into self-supporting institutions, fully funded institutions, and shortfall institutions according to the funds, of which fully funded institutions refer to a form of management in which all the required business funds are allocated by the state budget.

This form of management is generally applicable to public institutions that have no income or whose income is unstable, such as schools, scientific research units, health and epidemic prevention institutions, business administration and other public institutions, that is, personnel expenses and public expenses must be provided by the state finance.

The establishment of self-supporting undertakings refers to a system in which some units are approved by the ** or price department to collect various administrative fees, and then use part of the funds for the daily expenses and salary payment of the units in proportion.

Is there any difference between the establishment of self-financed institutions and the establishment of other fully funded public institutions?

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Hello, the following reference hopes to help you! Public institutions can be divided into self-supporting institutions, fully allocated institutions, and shortfall appropriation institutions according to the funds, of which fully allocated institutions refer to a form of management in which all the required business funds are allocated by the state budget. This form of management is generally applicable to public institutions that have no income or whose income is unstable, such as schools, scientific research units, health and epidemic prevention institutions, business administration and other public institutions, that is, personnel expenses and public expenses must be provided by the state finance.

The establishment of self-supporting undertakings refers to a system in which some units of Bolu Institute are approved by the ** or price department to collect various administrative fees, and then use part of the funds for the daily payment of the unit's daily Kailing silver and salary payment in proportion.

Summary. Units that take care of their own expenses are generally good because they have their own financial management system, which can better control expenses, save costs, and improve efficiency. In addition, self-financed units can also better control financial risks and better protect their own interests.

Self-funded units are generally good, because they have their own financial management system, which can better control expenses, save costs and improve efficiency. In addition, units that take care of their own burial expenses can also better control financial risks and better protect their own interests.

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Self-funded units are generally good, because they have their own financial management system, which can better control expenses, save costs and improve efficiency. In addition, units that take care of their own burial expenses can also better control financial risks and better protect their own interests.

Summary. Hello! The current accounting system for public institutions stipulates that the self-sufficiency rate of funds is an indicator to measure the ability of public institutions to organize their revenues and the degree to which their revenues meet their current expenditures, and is one of the important analytical indicators that comprehensively reflect the financial revenues and expenditures of public institutions.

The calculation formula is: self-sufficiency rate = (business income + operating income + contributions from affiliated units + other income) (business expenditure + operating expenditure) 100%.

What does it mean that the proportion is greater than 100%.

Will it be? Hello! The current accounting system stipulates that the self-sufficiency rate of funds is an indicator of the ability of public institutions to organize their income and the degree to which their income meets their current expenditures, and is one of the important analytical indicators that comprehensively reflect the financial revenue and expenditure of public institutions.

The calculation formula is: self-sufficiency rate = (business income + operating income + contribution of affiliated units + other income) (business expenditure + operating expenditure) 100%.

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I asked what the size of the ratio meant.

The fiscal self-sufficiency rate refers to the ratio of the revenue in the general budget of the local government to the expenditure in the general budget of the local government, and the fiscal self-sufficiency rate is an important indicator for judging the health of a city's development. Extended information: The word "finance" has two main meanings:

First, in a practical sense, it refers to an economic sector of the state (or **), that is, the financial sector, which is a comprehensive department of the state (or **), which raises and supplies funds and funds through its revenue and expenditure activities to ensure the realization of the functions of the state (or **). Under the market economy system, finance, in essence, is actually a kind of "public finance". It is a relatively common financial model that meets the objective requirements of the development of the market economy.

Second, from the meaning of economics, finance is an economic category, finance as an economic category, is an economic behavior with the state as the main body, is the largest concentration of a part of the national income to meet public needs of revenue and expenditure activities, in order to achieve the goal of optimizing resource allocation, fair distribution and economic stability and development. Its essence is that in order to realize its functions, the state participates in the distribution and redistribution of part of the social products and national income by virtue of political power.

As an economic process, finance includes two parts: fiscal revenue and fiscal expenditure. The revenue is mainly from taxes and national bonds, and the expenditure mainly includes social consumption expenditure, financial investment expenditure and transfer expenditure.

Looking at the efficiency of the units, the self-collecting and self-supporting public institutions will be transformed into enterprises in the future, and the money they will make with good efficiency will be much higher than that of the full appropriation.

40% of the financial resources of public institutions are allocated by the local government, and 60% are self-financing, so the main funds are still on their own, and 40% is a small part after all, and they also have to pay wages and daily expenses, so 60% is the majority of them to rely on themselves.