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问题：银行如何办理财政资金预算内的机关、事业单位非贸易非经营性付汇业务？ 答：财政资金预算内的机关、事业单位办理非贸易非经营性售付汇业务时，银行应按《财政部关于非贸易非经营性用汇管理问题的通知》（财预〔2012〕410号）相关规定进行审单，且上述业务无需核验《服务贸易等项目对外支付税务备案表》。 上述机构办理非贸易非经营性业务需提取外币现钞的，银行应根据《国家外汇管理局关于印发<经常项目外汇业务指引（2020年版）>的通知》（汇发〔2020〕14号）规定，按照展业原则对交易单证的真实性及其与外币现钞交易的一致性、外币现钞交易的合法性和必要性等进行合理审核。相关单证无法证明交易真实合法或与办理的外币现钞交易不一致的，银行应要求其补充其他交易单证。 非贸易非经营性用汇，是指驻外机构用汇、出国用汇、留学生用汇、外国专家用汇、国际组织会费用汇、救助与捐赠用汇、对外宣传用汇、股金与基金用汇、援外用汇、境外朝觐用汇及部门预算中确定的其他用汇项目。 2020-09-27/yunnan/2020/0927/768.html
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境内居民与境外个人结婚，由于生活需要在境内购房，购房款需由境外个人从境外汇入支付，请问需要办理哪些手续？ 答：境外个人一方单独购买境内商品房，或与境内居民夫妻共同购买境内商品房的，境外个人资金汇入与结汇业务，直接到银行办理。 2020-09-17/xizang/2020/0927/675.html
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非投资性外商投资企业拟进行境内再投资，以资本金投资和以分配后的外方利润进行再投资有什么区别？ 答：以资本金开展境内再投资的，被投资主体须办理接收境内再投资登记；以分配后外方利润再投资的，被投资主体须办理外商直接投资登记。 2020-09-23/xizang/2020/0927/676.html
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The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) has recently released the data on banks' foreign exchange settlements and sales and banks' foreign-related receipts and payments for customers for August 2020. The SAFE deputy administrator and press spokesperson Wang Chunying answered media questions on foreign exchange receipts and payments for August 2020. Q: Could you brief us on the changes in China's foreign exchange receipts and payments for August 2020? A: The supply and demand of foreign exchange reached a basic equilibrium in August. Firstly, banks’ foreign exchange settlements and sales posted a deficit of US$ 3.8 billion, down by 29% year on year. Given foreign exchange trading of foreign institutions in the inter-bank foreign exchange market and changes in banks’ foreign exchange positions, the supply and demand of the foreign exchange market was generally balanced. Secondly, the cross-border capital of non-banking sectors registered a net inflow of US$ 12.7 billion, marking a recent high. Thirdly, foreign exchange reserves increased steadily, reaching US$ 3.1646 trillion by the end of August, up by US$ 10.2 billion month on month. Cross-border capital flows through major channels continued to present positive changes. First, cross-border receipts and payments under trade in goods registered a rising surplus. In August, the surplus in cross-border receipts and payments under trade in goods grew 1.1 times year on year. Specifically, receipts from trade in goods rose by 2.6%, and payments decreased by 3.1%. Second, the seasonal peak of corporate dividend payout came to an end. In August, the deficit in foreign exchange settlements and sales of income and current transfer decreased by 34% month on month, mainly due to the 39% reduction in foreign exchange purchase with investment income. Third, foreign investments in the domestic bonds market remained high. In August, foreign investors increased their net holdings of domestic bonds by US$ 21 billion, higher than the average historical level. Currently, there are still many destabilizing and uncertain factors in the external environment. However, China’s significant institutional advantages, sound long-term economic prospects, broad market space and strong resilience in development are expected to provide a fundamental support for the stability of China’s foreign exchange market. China will gradually form a new development pattern, featured as domination by domestic cycle and mutual promotion between domestic and international cycle, which will help China’s current account to broadly remain within a reasonable range. Steady progress has been made in the two-way opening-up of financial markets, which is conducive to balance cross-border capital flows. China’s maturing foreign exchange market, the rational and orderly transaction behaviors and the increasing elasticity of renminbi exchange rate will continue to play the role of “automatic stabilizer” in regulating the macro economy and the balance of payments. 2020-09-18/en/2020/0918/1752.html