What Is an Administrative Cost?

Administrative expenses are expenses incurred by state power agencies and state administrative organs for their activities. The state administrative organs formulate an annual budget according to actual needs every year. After approval by the state authority, it is allocated by the state financial department, and the administrative funds are used exclusively. Administrative expenses are classified according to budget subjects and can be divided into "heads" such as wages, benefits, official services, business and other expenses; classified according to the nature of expenses, they can be divided into labor compensation, living allowance, labor compensation, and public funds. ^[1]

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Administrative expenses are classified according to budget subjects, and can be divided into "heads" such as wages, benefits, official services, business and other expenses; classified according to the nature of expenses, they can be divided into labor compensation, living allowance, welfare subsidy, labor compensation, publicity, etc. Funding. Foreign administrative funds mainly include administrative expenditures, expenditures on state affairs, expenditures on legislation, justice, and supervision, expenditures on retirement and pensions for public servants, and social security expenditures. Administrative expenses of the People's Republic of China include: administrative expenses. Expenses for conferences of people's congresses at all levels; expenses for organs of the Communist Party and people's governments at all levels; expenses for the United Front, nationalities, overseas Chinese, and religious affairs; expenses for political propaganda; expenses for statistical operations; expenses for archives; training fees for public officials; and many more. Funds for judicial, procuratorial and public security organs at all levels. Expenditures for democratic parties and diplomatic activities.

The main measures adopted by the People's Republic of China in order to control, reduce and reduce administrative expenditures are: streamlining institutions and controlling the establishment of public servants; controlling the scope and standards of administrative expenditures; strictly controlling the purchasing power of groups; using funds according to plans and regulations; strictly Administrative funding approval system; full implementation of regular audits, serious investigation and punishment of disciplinary violations; promotion of diligence and thrift, careful calculation, and opposition to extravagance and waste.

Guizhou Province will reduce its administrative expenses by 5% in 2013 to support compulsory education and vocational education in the province. This prudent economic measure is listed as one of the 10 key livelihood facts that have been successfully carried out, and was included in Guizhou this year. Provincial Work Report of the two governments.

Bu Tao, director of the budget compilation and review division of the Guizhou Provincial Department of Finance, told a reporter from China Youth Daily that this policy will be implemented in administrative units and public participation units in Guizhou Province. Calculate the actual expenditure that should be saved in proportion. "The specific amount is being calculated. The important significance is to let each unit take practical actions to support education."

Bu Tao also said that in the past three years, education expenditures in Guizhou have been the "biggest households" in fiscal budgets, and the annual growth rate has far exceeded the statutory growth. This year, another 5% was saved as education input, showing that the province Attitude and determination to support education.

According to the plan, the saved funds will be invested in the "9 + 3" plan of Guizhou Education, which will consolidate and improve 9-year compulsory education and implement 3-year free secondary vocational education. The goal of consolidating and improving the level of 9-year compulsory education is by 2015. With the county as the unit, the drop-out rate of primary school students should be controlled within 1.8%; the drop-out rate of junior high school students should be controlled within 8%, and the consolidation rate of 9-year compulsory education should be above 85% Funds are guaranteed, compulsory education schools meet the standards for running schools, and the nationally prescribed courses are opened.

The goal of implementing 3-year free secondary vocational education is to enroll 270,000 students in secondary vocational education in 2013, which will increase at a rate of 30,000 per year; starting from the fall semester of 2013, tuition fees for secondary vocational school students in Guizhou Province will be waived. More than 60% of students in secondary vocational education enjoy national grants; by 2015, the gross enrollment rate at the high school level has reached 85%.

According to the implementation opinions of the education "9 + 3" plan issued by the Guizhou Provincial People's Government, the provincial "9 + 3" plan work leading group will be the main person in charge of the 10 counties (cities, districts, special districts) of the government with weak work and an annual ranking. During the interview, if the counties (cities, districts, special zones) under the jurisdiction of the city (prefecture) fail to complete the annual target tasks on time, the principal person in charge of the government shall give a written explanation to the provincial people's government.