Ministry of Finance (MOF) Organization Chart

Ministry of Finance (MOF)

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Address: 3 Sanlihe Nansanxiang, Xicheng Qu, Beijing 100820

| Phone: 86-10-6855-1114

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Website: .cn

MOF plays a macroeconomic role in the reform of state-owned enterprises (SOE) and other public institutions¡¯ financial management systems. The ministry¡¯s primary goals

include streamlining and reducing mounting financial and taxation sector debts in cooperation with the State Asset Supervision and Administration Commission, State

Administration of Taxation, State Auditing Administration, and National Development and Reform Commission. MOF oversees the issuance of government bonds, negotiates

loans provided by foreign governments, drafts management regulations for public assets, and is responsible for the non-governmental auditing sector. MOF also has

responsibility for the State Council's Tariff Regulations Committee and management of some SOE assets.

Minister

Lou Jiwei

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Vice Ministers and Vice Minister-Level Officials

Zhang Shaochun ÕÅÉÙ´º

(Vice Minister)

Liu Jianhua Áõ½¨»ª

(Head of Discipline Inspection)

Zhu Guangyao Öì¹âÒ«

(Vice Minister)

Responsible for the Tax Administration Bureau and

the Budget and National Defense departments.

Responsible for the Party Committee, MOF Inspection

Work Leading Group Office, and the Inspection

Bureau.

Responsible for the Tariffs and Office of External

Economic Cooperation departments; China State

Finance magazine and China Financial and Economic

News; and assists Minister Lou in the US-China

Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED), the

British-China Economic and Financial Dialogue, and

the State Council Customs Tariff Commission.

Liu Kun ÁõÀ¥

(Vice Minister)

Wang Baoan Íõ±£°²

(Vice Minister)

Responsible for the Treasury, Economic Construction,

and Supervision departments and MOF local

inspection and investment evaluation centers.

Responsible for the General Financial Affairs and

Social Security departments; Institute of Fiscal

Science; and the China Financial Publishing Media

Group.

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Assistant Ministers

Liu Hongwei ÁõºìÞ±

Hu Jinglin ºú¾²ÁÖ

Yu Weiping Óàεƽ

Responsible for the Treaty and Law and Enterprise

departments; Cadres Education Center; MOF Service

Center; Chinese Accounting Correspondence School;

and China Appraisal Society.

Responsible for the General Office, Agriculture, State

Agricultural Development Office, and Bureau of Retired

Officials; Information Network Center; China Finance

and Taxation Museum; and assists Minister Lou with

the Comprehensive Rural Reform Working Group.

Responsible for the Education, Science, and Culture

and Accounting departments; Central Cultural

Enterprises and State-Owned Assets Supervision and

Leading Group Office; MOF Accounting Qualification

Evaluation Center; Beijing, Shanghai, and Xiamen

National Accounting Institutes; and assists Minister

Lou with the Personnel and Education Department.

Zheng Xiaosong Ö£ÏþËÉ

Responsible for the International department; China

Clean Development Fund Management Center; and

the Beijing division of the Asia-Pacific Finance and

Development Center.

Department Responsibilities*

General Office (°ì¹«Ìü)

General Financial Affairs (×ÛºÏ˾)

Treaty and Law (Ìõ·¨Ë¾)

Conducts routine operations, such as drafting reports,

issuing press releases, and completing administrative

work.

Researches macroeconomic situation and puts forward

recommendations; researches income distribution

policies; manages housing reform budget and tax

revenue system; and provides assistance and

participates in management of financial reform

programs.

Researches and proposes changes for the

construction of tax laws and regulations; formulates tax

law planning; organizes and assists in drafting financial

laws and reports; examines financial reporting, tax

revenue, and national asset management laws; and

represents the ministry in lawsuits.

Tax Policy (Ë°Õþ˾)

Tariffs (¹Ø˰˾)

Budget (Ô¤Ëã˾)

Researches domestic and foreign tax policies and

drafts implementation programs; proposes tax

structure reforms; participates in foreign tax

negotiations; and drafts international tax agreements.

Researches and proposes tariff and import tax policies;

drafts tariff agreement programs and participates in

related agreements; studies and proposes construction

of special tax levies; and conducts routine work for the

State Council¡¯s Office of Customs Tariff Commission.

Drafts financial system and budget management

systems; conducts medium and long-term financial

planning; studies and proposes annual budget

oversight; and investigates and reports on national

budget implementation conditions.

State Treasury (¹ú¿â˾)

National Defense (¹ú·À˾)

Proposes and drafts national treasury management

systems and financial budget and administrative

accounting systems; investigates national budget

implementation conditions; collects central, area, and

nationwide financial accounting reports; and drafts and

supervises implementation of government purchasing

policies.

Undertakes national defense-related finance duties.

Administrative and Law Enforcement

(ÐÐÕþÕþ·¨Ë¾)

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Responsible for the funding for financial management

expenses; researches and proposes standards for

administrative funding expenses; manages foreign

financial aid; and supervises and tracks

implementation of department budgeting.

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Education, Science, and Culture (½Ì¿ÆÎÄ˾)

Economic Construction (¾­¼Ã½¨Éè˾)

Agriculture (ũҵ˾)

Undertakes work related to education, technology, and

culture; draws up financial policies for news,

publishing, and film industries; manages

financial-related work for cultural enterprises; and

undertakes work on state-owned assets and

institutions.

Researches and formulates financial investment

policies; manages national goods and materials

asset-reserve policy subsidies; manages research and

related funding; and manages the use and conditions

of inspections of central assets.

Researches agricultural financial policies; participates

in agricultural industry planning; formulates agricultural

asset-management methods and industry financial

management systems; and supervises implementation

of department budgets.

Social Security (Éç»á±£ÕÏ˾)

Enterprise (Æóҵ˾)

Finance (½ðÈÚ˾)

Researches and formulates national social security

regulations and policies; presents draft budgets for

social security programs; and evaluates and gives

advice on financial spending standards, annual

budgets, and special fund management.

Researches and draws up policies on financial policy in

support of enterprise reform and development;

manages budgeting process of state-owned assets;

and promotes central-level policies in support of

finance-related industries.

Coordinates work related to monetary and fiscal policy,

state-owned assets, and financial institutions;

develops management systems and supervises

implementation of securities, insurance, and other

non-bank financial institutions; responsible for foreign

debt and foreign government loans; implements and

supervises export credit insurance and related policies.

International (¹ú¼Ê˾)

Office of External Economic Cooperation (¶ÔÍâ²Æ¾­

Accounting (»á¼Æ˾)

Researches international financial policy and provides

recommendations; responsible for China¡¯s loans and

participation in the World Bank and Asian

Development Bank; oversees financial work on Hong

Kong, Macau, and Taiwan; supervises personnel

inspection and training.

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Manages national accounting; promotes policies to

reform and develop China¡¯s accounting practices;

strengthen international exchanges related to

accounting; and develops policies related to CPA and

administrative licensing approval and management.

Supervision Bureau (¼à¶½¼ì²é¾Ö)

State Agricultural Development Office (¹ú¼ÒÅ©Òµ

×ۺϿª·¢°ì¹«ÊÒ)

Formulates financial supervision and inspection

regulations; supervises implementation of tax

regulations and policies; and investigates

finance-related legal infringements.

Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Committee

(»ú¹Øµ³Î¯)

Responsible for MOF¡¯s CCP relations.

State Rural Reform Office (¹úÎñԺũ´å×ۺϸĸï°ì

¹«ÊÒ)

Leads the State Council¡¯s effort to reform rural

taxation.

Responsible for carrying out financial and economic

dialogues with the international community, particularly

with countries assigned by the State Council.

Formulates and oversees implementation of

agricultural development policies, plans, programs,

funds, and financial management rules.

Personnel and Education (ÈËʽÌÓý˾)

Oversees hiring, training, and salary adjustments for

MOF and manages the National Accounting Academy.

Inspection Bureau (פ²¿¼à²ì¾Ö)

Bureau of Retired Officials (ÀëÍËÐݸɲ¿¾Ö)

Supervises and enforces MOF compliance with

national regulations and laws.

Handles retired cadre affairs.

Central Cultural Enterprises and State-Owned

Assets Supervision and Leading Group Office

(ÖÐÑëÎÄ»¯ÆóÒµ¹úÓÐ×ʲú¼à¶½¹ÜÀíÁ쵼С×é°ì¹«ÊÒ)

Responsible for drafting laws and regulations on

cultural enterprises, and undertakes cadre

management and asset management work.

*Note: Some department information unavailable. Information accurate as of June 2013.

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