Based on the above responsibilities, the Sichuan Provincial Department of Finance has 21 internal agencies:

(1) Office.

Responsible for the daily operation of documents, conference affairs, confidential documents, archives and other agencies; responsible for the drafting of important documents, policy research, supervision of assignments, information publicity, etc.; organizing performance management, efficiency construction, government affairs disclosure, and security Confidentiality, letters and visits, government reception, etc.; responsible for the agency's finance, government procurement, and state-owned assets management work.

(2) General Department.

Analyze and predict the macroeconomic situation and propose policy suggestions for improving macroeconomic control; participate in the study of income distribution policies and reform plans; participate in the research and formulation of housing reform policies, manage housing reform budget funds; and work with relevant parties to formulate land plans Revenue policy; responsible for the management of government funds; approving provincial administrative fee items, participating in the formulation of fee standards; undertaking related work on lottery management.

(3) Finance and Taxation Regulations and Systems Division.

Research and propose fiscal and tax legislation plans and suggestions; coordinate and organize the drafting of local fiscal and tax laws and administrative regulations; undertake the legality review of relevant normative documents; undertake relevant administrative reconsideration and administrative response work; be responsible for formulating Responsible for the fiscal law enforcement responsibility system and organize supervision and inspection; responsible for the promotion and education of the province's fiscal legal system; responsible for the management of national compensation expenses; and managing the province's tax affairs in accordance with management authority.

(4) Budget Department.

Study and formulate fiscal policies, fiscal systems, budget management systems and mid- and long-term fiscal planning suggestions; responsible for summarizing annual local fiscal budgets, preparing annual provincial-level fiscal budget and final account drafts, and handling budget supplement matters; responsible for provincial-level Coordinate and coordinate departmental budget preparation, undertake provincial department budget approval and adjustment work; undertake provincial department expenditure standard system construction and project database management; undertake provincial department basic expenditure budget adjustment and implementation work; research and establish a fiscal expenditure performance evaluation system , responsible for leading the provincial expenditure performance evaluation work; undertaking provincial fiscal transfer payments to municipalities (prefectures) and counties (cities, districts); undertaking government debt management; undertaking work related to the comprehensive balance of the province's fiscal revenue and expenditure, increasing revenue and reducing expenditures ; Handle financial settlement matters.

(5) Grassroots Financial Management Office.

Responsible for the specific work of the reform of expanding power and strengthening counties (cities); responsible for guiding township financial construction work; participating in agricultural subsidy policy research; responsible for county (cities) and township (town) financial assessment work; responsible for guiding Township (town) financial reform work; responsible for county (city, district) and township (town) financial information disclosure; assist in rural public welfare construction work.

(6) Treasury Department.

Organize budget execution, analysis and forecasting; organize the implementation of general budget accounting, administrative unit accounting and government accounting systems; formulate the province's treasury management system and treasury centralized collection and payment system; guide and supervise provincial treasury business; undertake Treasury cash management and fiscal fund dispatching; responsible for managing fiscal and budget unit accounts; responsible for general budget accounting; responsible for local bond management related work; responsible for reviewing and summarizing provincial and provincial annual financial final accounts and departmental final accounts, and approving provincial Departmental accounts.

(7) Non-tax revenue collection management office.

Participate in the formulation and implementation of non-tax revenue management policies; be responsible for organizing and implementing the collection, management and supervision of government non-tax revenue; supervise and manage fiscal bills; be responsible for the supervision of confiscated materials and related work.

(8) Administrative and Legal Affairs Department.

Be responsible for the work related to departmental budgets in administrative, political and legal aspects, formulate financial management systems for administrative funds; participate in research and formulation of expenditure standards and quotas for administrative, political and legal funds; be responsible for the management of relevant special funds; review departments (unit) final accounts. Responsible for formulating the state-owned assets management system for the province's administrative units and organizing its implementation, formulating the management measures for the income from state-owned assets of provincial-level agencies, guiding, supervising and inspecting the management of state-owned assets of provincial-level agencies; responsible for the special fiscal account for the operating income of state-owned assets of provincial-level agencies Management work; formulating asset allocation standards for provincial administrative units.

(9) UNESCO.

Be responsible for departmental budget-related work in education, science and technology, culture, etc., and formulate financial management systems for relevant institutions; participate in research and formulation of financial policies to support the development of UNESCO; formulate financial plans for the news, publishing and film industries system; undertake the specific work of the reform of the compulsory education funding guarantee mechanism; undertake the work related to the financial management of provincial state-owned cultural enterprises; review the final accounts of departments (units); be responsible for formulating and organizing the implementation of the state-owned assets management system of the province's public institutions, and formulating the provincial public institutions The Measures for the Management of Income from State-owned Assets provide guidance, supervision and inspection on the management of state-owned assets of provincial-level institutions; and formulate asset allocation standards for provincial-level institutions.

(10) Economic Construction Department.

Be responsible for department budget-related work in industry, transportation, food, environmental protection, quality supervision, safety supervision, etc., formulate fiscal policies for the province's economic construction, trade circulation, energy resources and environmental protection, and undertake related tasks. Work related to policy subsidies, special reserve funds and special fund management; review department (unit) final accounts.

(11) Agriculture Department.