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After the amendment to the Fiscal Revenue and Expenditure Division Law, Taipei City can increase the overall distribution of taxes by more than 40 billion yuan each year. The use and distribution of this fund has become a focus of discussion between the local government and the central government.
Shen Boyang. (File photo)
After the amendment of the "Fiscal Revenue and Expenditure Division Law", Taipei City can increase the overall distribution of taxes by more than 40 billion yuan each year. When the Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayor candidate Shen Boyang was interviewed by "News Firecrackers" hosted by veteran media person Zhou Yukou today, he was asked about his views on the financial planning law. Shen Boyang responded that the biggest question The question is that the Taipei City Government has insufficient manpower. Who will implement the extra money? It is recommended that it be used more in capital and manpower. If it is used for large projects, there will be a manpower gap immediately. The current mayor Jiang Wanan has not answered this question, and he is not clear about Shen’s proposition. He may have started talking about it after being asked by the media.
Shen Boyang said that the extra money from the financial planning law must be implemented by someone, but the Taipei City Government currently lacks manpower. This is the biggest problem. The central government could have used this money to subsidize local governments, but now it has become local government money, but there are not enough people. Which civil servants will be responsible for the implementation? But Jiang Wanan has not answered this question so far.
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Shen Boyang emphasized that he believed that the money should be used more for capital, human resources, etc. if it was used directly on large projects. Jiang Wanan obviously didn't know what Shen Boyang's ideas were. Jiang Wanan obviously didn't know what Shen Boyang's ideas were. Maybe the media asked Jiang a few words, and Jiang just thought what Shen's ideas were, and then started talking about them.
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