The above information was stated by the Ministry of Finance in the Submission of the Decree amending and supplementing Decree No. 24/2016/ND-CP dated April 5, 2016 of the Government regulating the state budget management regime.
According to the Ministry of Finance, the temporarily idle state budget has been used effectively, in accordance with the order of priority. One is to lend to the state budget to cover the deficit, repay principal and make advances to the budget when revenue sources have not been collected in time; make term deposits at commercial banks with a high level of safety according to the principle of competitive bidding for interest rates and term repurchase of government bonds (TPCP).
Specifically: The Ministry of Finance has used the state budget to lend to the central budget with a total new loan of more than 208,000 billion VND. Thereby, promptly meeting the balancing needs of the central budget in the context of the central budget restructuring debt towards reducing foreign debt and increasing mobilization from domestic loan sources. At the same time, reducing borrowing costs of the central budget and supporting the issuance of government bonds when the market faces unfavorable factors.
The Ministry of Finance has used the state budget for local budget advances with a total of more than VND 5,600 billion of state budget; thereby, helping localities fully meet payment and disbursement needs when revenue sources have not been collected in time.
The Ministry also deposited temporarily idle state funds at commercial banks with a total deposit value of more than VND 7.79 million billion; the interest earned from term deposits was nearly VND 25,100 billion (about VND 18,100 billion higher than the case of only depositing without a term at the State Bank of Vietnam).
The temporarily idle state budget was also used to buy back government bonds with a total transaction value of VND 7,000 billion; the interest earned was VND 6 billion.
"Through effective management of the state budget, by October 31, 2023, the Ministry of Finance has contributed VND 19,078.6 billion to the state budget," the Ministry of Finance said.
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