China News Service, September 1. The State Council Information Office held a regular briefing on State Council policies on September 1.

Li Yongxin, head of the Elderly Service Department of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, said at the meeting that the "Several Policies and Measures for Relief and Support for the Elderly Care and Nursing Service Industry" issued this time focused on rent, tax, insurance, Targeted assistance measures have been put forward in five areas, including finance and epidemic prevention.

  One is rent relief.

It is clarified that if the pension service institutions belonging to small, medium and micro enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households rent state-owned houses, the rent will be reduced or exempted until the end of 2022; relevant units and institutions in education, scientific research and other systems are encouraged to provide rent reduction or exemption for the above-mentioned institutions renting houses; non-state-owned houses are encouraged to lease The main body shall reasonably share the losses caused by the epidemic on the basis of equal consultation; encourage all localities to explore the provision of free or low-cost venues for social forces to serve the elderly at home.

  The second is tax relief.

It is clarified that on the basis of preferential policies for elderly care service institutions enjoying the relevant tax and fee policies for the community and family service industry in accordance with regulations,

the applicable subjects of the “six taxes and two fees” that will be reduced by 50% of the tax in 2022 will be extended to elderly care service institutions

; Industry taxpayers can fully refund the incremental tax credits on a monthly basis and refund the existing tax credits in full at one time according to regulations; encourage localities to further reduce or exempt water, electricity and heating fees, and implement "non-stop supply of arrears" under special circumstances. , Deferred payment of fees for a certain period of time and waived of late payment fees.

  The third is insurance support.

Clearly continue to implement the policy of reducing unemployment insurance and work-related injury insurance premiums in stages, and implement unemployment insurance and return policy for pension service institutions that do not lay off or reduce layoffs; institutions that have temporary difficulties in business operations affected by the epidemic are allowed to apply for phased postponement of relevant insurance payments The payment part of the unit; and support policies such as deferment of payment are also given to pension service practitioners who participate in the basic pension insurance for enterprise employees as individuals.

  Fourth, financial support.

Clearly carry out the pilot program of special re-lending for inclusive elderly care and expand the scope of the pilot program; guide financial institutions to implement loan deferred repayment of principal and interest for elderly care small, medium and micro enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households; encourage local governments to provide loan discount support; encourage government financing guarantee institutions to provide financing Credit enhancement support; encourage insurance institutions to extend the expiry date of insurance policies for elderly care service institutions or defer the collection of premiums as appropriate; support elderly care enterprises to issue corporate credit bonds and expand financing channels.

  Fifth, support for epidemic prevention.

It is clarified that local governments at all levels give preference to elderly care service institutions in terms of epidemic prevention deployment such as material allocation, transfer isolation, and medical treatment; organize elderly care service institutions in their jurisdictions to carry out nucleic acid testing according to regulations, and implement closed management for institutions that cannot operate normally. Anti-epidemic materials and disinfection Provide support; reasonably adjust the conditions for issuing operating subsidies, and promote the timely and full distribution of institutional operating subsidies.

  Li Yongxin introduced that, in addition, the bailout support policy has also put forward policies and measures to solve the actual difficulties of elderly service institutions through multiple channels and multiple channels in terms of the construction of elderly service facilities, the psychological care of employees, the participation of related industries, and the training of employees in institutions.

(Zhongxin Finance)