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ID169400
Title ProperUnintended Consequences of Fiscal Decentralisation on the Rise of Non-Tax Funds in Transitional China
LanguageENG
AuthorTsao Hai-tao, Chen Yi ;  Hai-tao, Tsao ;  v, Chen
Summary / Abstract (Note)This article examines non-tax funds in transitional China, with special reference to their impact on local fiscal revenue and local government behaviour since 1994. It is found that official statistics on non-tax funds of local governments have been significantly underestimated because land transfer fees are excluded from those statistics. In addition, the rise of non-tax funds is chiefly caused by changes in the division of central–local revenue and the redistribution of state-owned property rights against a background of fiscal decentralisation. Local governments, functioning like a firm with self-interest, make great efforts to seek non-tax funds, which change the priority order of public services.
`In' analytical NoteChina: An International Journal Vol. 17, No.3; Aug 2019: p.70-94
Journal SourceChina: An International Journal 2019-09 17, 3
Key WordsTransitional China ;  Fiscal Decentralisation ;  Rise of Non-Tax Funds