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China Fiscal Revenue and Budget Expenditure

According to the monthly bulletins of the Ministry of Finance available from 2008, China's general public budget revenue and expenditure are presented on a cumulative year-to-date basis.

Source: Ministry of Finance of ChinaLast updated: Aug 23, 2026, 07:27Curated by Bui Thanh PhucAbout this data ↓

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Cumulative general public budget revenue414,369.612,104.710,046.58,340.46,161.34,415.421,604.520,051.618,64916,387.614,819.813,583.911,556.69,662.38,061.66,018.94,385.621,970.219,90118,498.116,305.914,777.613,566.311,591.39,691.28,092.66,087.74,458.521,678.420,013.118,749.416,671.315,179.613,933.411,920.39,969.28,317.1
Cumulative tax revenue11,838.19,786.58,261.76,809.74,850.53,639.317,636.316,481.415,336.413,266.412,108.511,093.39,291.57,915.66,555.64,7453,634.917,497.216,192.215,078.213,171.512,105.911,1249,4088,046.26,693.84,917.23,78218,112.916,84215,784.113,910.512,788.511,753.19,966.18,477.47,037.9
Cumulative non-tax revenue2,531.52,318.21,784.81,530.71,310.8776.13,968.23,570.23,312.63,121.22,711.32,490.62,265.11,746.71,5061,273.9750.74,4733,708.83,419.93,134.42,671.72,442.32,183.31,6451,398.81,170.5676.53,565.53,171.12,965.32,760.82,391.12,180.31,954.21,491.81,279.2
Cumulative central government revenue6,385.75,2244,3853,547.42,499.11,916.79,396.38,846.48,185.67,083.76,426.85,853.84,858.94,148.63,392.82,433.21,949.910,043.68,938.28,248.27,1716,536.15,974.55,001.14,277.83,5252,580.52,070.19,956.69,169.28,5877,588.66,968.76,384.95,388.44,585.13,756.1
Cumulative local government revenue7,983.96,880.75,661.54,7933,662.22,498.712,208.211,205.210,463.49,303.98,3937,730.16,697.75,513.74,668.83,585.72,435.711,926.610,962.810,249.99,134.98,241.57,591.86,590.25,413.44,567.63,507.22,388.411,721.810,843.910,162.49,082.78,210.97,548.56,531.95,384.14,561
Cumulative general public budget expenditure1116,288.914,332.911,387.79,480.97,470.64,670.628,739.524,853.822,582.520,806.417,932.416,073.714,127.111,295.39,358.17,281.54,509.628,461.224,505.322,146.520,177.917,389.815,546.313,657.110,835.98,948.36,985.64,362.427,457.423,846.221,573.419,789.717,138.215,162.313,389.310,482.18,641.8
Cumulative central government expenditure2,478.32,121.81,681.51,291914.9547.64,303.43,823.23,472.73,100.82,6572,332.71,991.41,579.21,228.2871.7524.24,0723,6003,265.82,890.22,4602,144.41,826.71,442.91,126.8800.4482.83,821.93,329.53,027.12,666.62,254.61,961.71,666.61,309.21,019.6
Cumulative local government expenditure13,810.612,211.19,706.28,189.96,555.74,12324,436.121,030.619,109.817,705.615,275.413,74112,135.79,716.18,129.96,409.83,985.424,389.220,905.318,880.717,287.714,929.813,401.911,830.49,3937,821.56,185.23,879.623,635.520,516.718,546.317,123.114,883.613,200.611,722.79,172.97,622.2
Cumulative education expenditure2,460.62,160.81,736.31,440.41,121.57224,341.73,785.63,411.73,159.92,707.82,443.82,148.31,745.51,448.11,124.9737.74,207.63,626.73,257.32,997.92,565.42,311.52,029.11,635.91,348.51,043.6684.74,124.23,606.83,222.42,964.32,551.52,286.22,016.41,598.41,308.4
Cumulative social security and employment expenditure2,954.82,6362,132.41,807.91,478.5927.94,441.64,072.13,774.23,492.83,072.32,762.12,450.42,005.41,685.21,3578544,211.43,812.33,493.13,211.52,825.12,545.42,269.71,858.31,570.21,270.8809.23,988.33,600.13,322.33,079.52,735.72,441.42,179.11,7781,512
Cumulative health expenditure1,361.31,219.1989.8831655.4411.92,144.61,868.71,687.71,571.21,371.71,240.21,100.4889.6746.2584.8351.22,034.81,788.71,652.11,504.11,308.71,180.41,058858.4719.9573.53502,239.31,969.81,8051,679.31,496.61,340.81,204949794.1
Cumulative science and technology expenditure540.8485.4364.2290.1192.7103.31,206.2889.2784.7710.5587.4533479360.9295.3200.1112.21,150.5824.1742.1667.2570516.5438.8338.8284.2193.8101.51,082.3819.3734.4672.9550.7497.6445.2334.2274.3
Cumulative agriculture, forestry and water conservancy expenditure1,148.9971.4683.6569.1455291.72,349.51,944.91,762.71,608.21,358.91,232.31,062.6769.5633.7488.2297.42,704.52,249.81,996.71,766.81,499.11,3351,152.8827673.5518.5332.32,396.72,008.31,803.11,656.11,418.21,230.21,076.4736.5595.7
Cumulative transport expenditure618.2547.2428367.6301.8188.71,197.71,017.7919.9847712.8634562444.8381.2306.9191.61,207.61,018.6917.9832.3722.6655.9579.7445.4379.8312.6187.21,220.61,037940.6867.4741.9652.7588.4449.8389.9
Cumulative urban and rural community expenditure1,086.4983.8772.5666553.33692,066.41,6791,525.31,421.81,231.91,118.51,003.6792.3674.3538.4342.72,174.21,830.61,646.21,5101,295.21,158.91,047.2817.4688.6561.4366.82,0531,727.51,544.71,423.31,216.31,081.6969.6746.5617.8
Cumulative energy conservation and environmental protection expenditure259.8229.4183.1157.2128.883.8581.6472423.5392.8331.5294.9255.6200.7168.7130.279.5548.9442.6395.8361311282.8241.3189.4158.8122.378.7563.3452403.7369.1319.3278.1242.5187.5157.6
Cumulative debt interest payment expenditure796.6699.1580.8428.3322.3191.41,349.11,218.91,095.2981.9871.5757.3668.9552.4402.3285.6156.81,287.71,173.31,050.6926.5822.6711.6630.4506.1362.32421311,182.91,088.2970.7857.9778.8672.3591.9471.8339.1
Cumulative general public budget balance-1,919.3-2,228.2-1,341.2-1,140.5-1,309.3-255.2-7,135-4,802.2-3,933.5-4,418.8-3,112.6-2,489.8-2,570.5-1,633-1,296.5-1,262.6-124-6,491-4,604.3-3,648.4-3,872-2,612.2-1,980-2,065.8-1,144.7-855.7-897.996.1-5,779-3,833.1-2,824-3,118.4-1,958.6-1,228.9-1,469-512.9-324.7
Cumulative government-managed fund revenue11,821.91,524.41,251.81,020.8775.1536.35,770.44,027.43,447.33,071.72,644.92,312.41,944.21,548.31,258.6924.7638.16,2094,234.83,546.23,086.12,682.12,329.51,991.51,663.81,348.41,039.4714.97,070.55,188.44,379.53,868.33,397.42,859.62,350.61,865.71,460.1
Of which: revenue from land use rights grants1,173.1977.8804.8680.1517.6354.74,151.82,911.92,498.22,230.21,926.31,6951,427.11,128.1934684.9474.44,869.93,262.62,697.12,328.72,021.81,776.31,526.31,2811,053.6814.7562.55,799.64,203.13,499.23,087.52,709.62,287.51,868.71,489.31,176.1
Cumulative government-managed fund expenditure4,5413,870.53,073.42,543.12,038.71,317.411,287.49,212.48,089.27,492.46,260.25,428.74,627.33,212.52,613.61,976.91,135.810,147.88,103.87,010.76,044.84,817.14,122.83,559.92,770.42,219.81,779.81,122.310,133.98,318.17,289.96,636.85,721.84,914.74,322.23,434.32,792.8

Latest reading

Cumulative general public budget balance stood at −1,919.3 CNY billion in Jul 2026. That is +308.9 CNY billion from Jun 2026 and +570.5 CNY billion from a year earlier. The series on this page is monthly and runs from Aug 2008 to Jul 2026. Source: Ministry of Finance of China.

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−1,919.3 CNY billion
Jul 2026
vs previous period
+308.9 CNY billion
Jun 2026
vs a year earlier
+570.5 CNY billion

About this data

According to the monthly bulletins of the Ministry of Finance available from 2008, China's general public budget revenue and expenditure are presented on a cumulative year-to-date basis. Because these are cumulative figures, each line on the chart trends upward through the year before dropping back toward zero at the start of the following year. This is a structural feature of the series rather than an error; comparisons should be made against the same period of the previous year. The data breaks down revenue by source (tax and non-tax) and by level of government (central and local), while expenditure is categorized into ten major items: education, social security, health, science and technology, agriculture, transportation, environmental protection, urban-rural community affairs, and debt servicing. The balance row represents revenue minus expenditure: China runs persistent budget deficits, and this gap drives the issuance of Government bonds, linking directly to the bond yield table. The final group of rows covers government fund budgets—items outside the general public budget—of which revenue from land use right transfers serves as the primary revenue source for local governments and the most direct indicator of the Real estate crisis, having declined continuously from its 2021 peak. The figures are extracted from narrative bulletins using a language model as the source lacks tabular data; verification checks require the cumulative series to increase progressively during the year and total revenue to match the independent Eastmoney Budget revenue series. Source: Ministry of Finance of China.

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