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The difference between full funding of public institutions and balance allocation
The difference between full funding of public institutions and balance allocation;

1, the two have different meanings: a fully funded institution is also called a fully funded institution, that is, a fully budgeted institution, which is a management form in which all the required business funds are allocated by the state budget.

Institutions in balance allocation, according to the proportion of the difference, shall be borne by the finance and included in the budget by the finance; The part borne by the unit is paid by the unit before tax, such as the hospital.

2. They are different in stability: for full-caliber institutions, they are relatively stable, based on the regulation with the state, so they have certain stability; However, there is a great possibility and uncertainty of the change of the different institutions, which also affects the stability of the work.

3. The scope of the two is different: different institutions include hospitals and other units with income and government social functions; Self-supporting management institutions are mainly the industry authorities of some former state-owned enterprises;

Fully funded institutions mainly include libraries, cultural centers, public schools at all levels, party schools, archives, cultural centers, forest protection management institutions under the Agricultural Bureau, animal disease control centers, and urban maintenance management under the Urban Construction Bureau, such as the Garden Department.