Just call it Xiong Taihang｜How much money did state-owned enterprises subsidize for social security? Is it 1.2 trillion yuan in five years?

Tell a joke.

State-owned enterprise.

Hahahaha.

Yesterday I said on Weibo that if state-owned enterprises were to monopolize the toilet business, you wouldn’t even be able to take a dump.

As a result, a fan of a certain ‘prison A’ told me that state-owned enterprises contribute a lot, and even posted this for me:

“During the 14th Five-Year Plan, central state-owned enterprises have paid over 10 trillion yuan in taxes and transferred 1.2 trillion yuan in equity to the social security fund.”

Central state-owned enterprises paid 10 trillion yuan in taxes in five years.

2 trillion yuan per year.

What’s the concept? The tobacco industry can collect 1.6 trillion yuan in taxes annually.

Is it a lot?

Of course, some people will say that state-owned enterprises are not for making money, they are for ensuring the national economy and people’s livelihood. Look, they have also allocated 1.2 trillion yuan to the social security fund.

Okay, let’s talk about what this number means.

Let’s talk about the social security fund.

What is equity transfer?

It doesn’t mean that central state-owned enterprises allocated 1.2 trillion yuan to the social security fund in these five years.

It means that 1.2 trillion yuan worth of equity was allocated, and during this period, the dividend income from this 1.2 trillion yuan of equity was transferred to social security.

We calculate based on an annual dividend of 5% (you can see the current interest rates to know that I have already calculated this ratio to the upper limit).

60 billion yuan per year.

Note that this equity was not all allocated in the first year of these five years. People who have done project reports and budgets know that if it is a five-year plan, the fourth year usually has the most allocation.

We calculate it equally each year, (120+240+360+480+600)/5=360 (billion yuan).

What is the shortfall of the social security fund?

I can’t find it in recent years, there are no official figures. There is a private estimate that the overall shortfall is 1.4 trillion yuan, which is not accurate.

Let’s find some data from a few years ago:

In 2016, Hebei’s shortfall was over 8 billion yuan.

If central state-owned enterprises allocate 36 billion yuan to the national social security fund each year, is it a lot?

It can be said to be a drop in the bucket.

So, why don’t they say how many hundreds of millions of yuan are allocated each year when they release the data?

Firstly, what central state-owned enterprises allocate is the income portion of the shares. When the enterprise is profitable, they can allocate these hundreds of millions to social security. When the enterprise is not profitable, they can choose not to allocate this money, so they don’t say how many hundreds of millions are allocated, to prevent people from being unhappy if it disappears one day;

Secondly, the number 1.2 trillion is beautiful and looks good.

It’s like during the New Year, you give your nephew a gift of money. You give him 1000 yuan, and you feel it’s not presentable. You point to your A-share account and say: “Nephew, uncle will give you 5% of the revenue of 100 million yuan for the next year.”

As a result, the next year you look, and you’ve become a millionaire, so naturally you don’t need to give your nephew any money.

Some people may say that it’s just central state-owned enterprises, and they’ve only allocated a few hundred million yuan, and there are also local state-owned enterprises.

Think too much.

The revenue figures of local state-owned enterprises are very large, but the profits are very low.

Many state-owned enterprises, such as city investment. Take a look yourself.

So, everyone.

If you have a job, or if you eat the food of state-owned enterprises, you can sing their praises.

If not, then don’t say such foolish things as a unified plan, the national economy and people’s livelihood, and guarantees.

During these five years, men’s retirement has been delayed by 3 years, and women’s by 3~5 years.

Do you think they can afford state-owned enterprises?

You can’t pee in the ocean and then say that you built the ocean and that you are indispensable.

For the fans of prison A, these pitiful pawns, just four mixed operations have already exceeded the standard.