recurrent expenditure

Reduce 5% of recurrent expenditure estimate from beginning of year

19:19 | 06/01/2024 Finance

VCN - This is one of the important instructions in Directive No. 01/CT-TTg dated January 4, 2024 on strengthening savings in state budget expenditures signed by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.

Very frugal in recurrent expenditures, Ministry of Finance

14:41 | 04/11/2023 Finance

VCN - Explaining and clarifying the opinions of National Assembly delegates at the session on issues related to finance, budget, and public investment on the morning of November 2, Minister of Finance Ho Duc Phoc stated that a strong finance must be based

Saving recurrent expenditures, cuts down on unnecessary expenditures

14:42 | 29/08/2022 Finance

VCN - The Ministry of Finance has strictly managed state budget spending, and thoroughly saved recurrent expenditures from the year’s estimation and during the implementation process.

State budget revenue increases 9.2% in nine months

10:10 | 15/10/2021 Finance

In the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, State budget revenue continued to be affected, however, the results of budget revenue in the first nine months of the year still increased

Saving recurrent expenditure of state budget in 2022

16:44 | 07/10/2021 Finance

The quota system of recurrent expenditure allocation has been promulgated by the National Assembly Standing Committee in Resolution No. 01/2021/UBTVQH15

Securing financial sources for anti-pandemic

11:20 | 15/07/2021 Finance

Securing financial resources for pandemic prevention plays an important role in achieving Vietnam’s. dual targets

Increasing recurrent expenditure savings to ensure budget balance in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic

10:47 | 06/05/2020 Finance

VCN- Fiscal policy is both about solving urgent problems in the short term, and in the long term, creating favourable conditions for the business investment and production development environment.

Arrange apparatus and promote autonomy to reduce recurrent expenditure

15:46 | 28/03/2020 Finance

VCN- In the circular guiding the implementation of State budget estimate in 2020, the Ministry of Finance proposed ministries, sectors and localities regularly inspect the compliance with mechanisms and policies in subordinate units.

Reduce recurrent expenditure: despite positive results, pressure is not over

09:40 | 06/11/2019 Finance

VCN- According to the latest report by the Ministry of Finance, in the first nine months of 2019, total state budget expenditure reached 63.1% of the estimate, of which regular spending reached 73.4%.

Tighten discipline for recurrent expenditure associated with staff downsizing

08:26 | 02/09/2018 Finance

VCN - Losses, wastage in recurrent expenditure capital is difficult to solve and has been existed for long time despite drastic solutions

The State Treasury refuses to pay over VND 60 billion for recurrent expenditure

12:01 | 08/02/2018 Finance

VCN- For capital construction investment expenditure, the estimate for the fiscal year 2017 (until the end of 31st October 2018) and the accumulated investment capital disbursed via State Treasury was VND 304,645.2 billion, equivalent to 87.9 % of the yea

Criteria for assessing the results of thrift practice and waste combat in recurrent expenditure

11:17 | 28/01/2018 Regulations

VCN- Accordingly, the annual results assessment of thrift practice and waste combat in recurrent expenditure based on savings targets in the Government’s annual general program.

Minister Dinh Tien Dung: Increasing capital expenditure and reducing recurrent expenditure

09:20 | 25/10/2017 Finance

This content was mentioned by the Minister of Finance under authorization of the Prime Minister on presenting the Report on implementation results of state budget 2017, state budget estimate and allocation plan for 2018 and the three-year finance and budg

State Treasury: Strict control of recurrent expenditure estimates

08:39 | 11/07/2017 Finance

VCN -The State treasury units discovered 9,081 expenditures of insufficient procedures under regulations in the first six months. Photo: Thuy Linh