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Audits have exposed the fact that some places have inflated fiscal revenue.

Recently, some provinces have made public the audit work reports on the implementation of local budgets and other fiscal revenues and expenditures in 2023 (hereinafter referred to as the "audit reports"), which found that some places had inflated fiscal revenues and exposed their methods of fraud. The authenticity of local fiscal revenues has attracted attention.

The Guangdong Provincial Audit Report stated that three cities and three counties increased fiscal revenue by 17.101 billion yuan through state-owned enterprises purchasing state-owned assets, affecting the authenticity and sustainability of fiscal revenue.

The audit report of Hebei Province pointed out that one city and seven counties falsely increased fiscal revenue by 2.495 billion yuan through false disposal of public welfare assets, overpayment of state-owned capital operation income or fines and confiscations.

The Sichuan Provincial Audit Report stated that some regions paid the targeted donation funds into the finance department of the same level, falsely increasing fiscal revenue by 41.5122 million yuan.

The Qinghai Provincial Audit Report pointed out that in 2023, the provincial government will recover 20 million yuan of funds allocated in previous years and transfer it into the general public budget, inflating the financial resources of that year.

According to the audit report of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, four leagues and cities collected and deposited funds that did not belong to non-tax revenue or collected them first and returned them later, falsely increasing non-tax revenue by 2.8649 million yuan.

The Liaoning Provincial Audit Report stated that four cities and 19 counties used fiscal funds to pay for franchise transfer prices, land transfer fees and fines.