Reimbursement standard for travel expenses of administrative institutions in Inner Mongolia

Starting from 20 16 1, the central and state organs will implement new standards for travel expenses and accommodation. (1) Accommodation: According to the newly adjusted accommodation standards, provincial and ministerial officials can stay in standard hotels with a maximum of 1 100 yuan in Beijing and Shanghai, and other provinces are 800 and 900 yuan. The accommodation standards for cadres below division level have also been improved to varying degrees. According to the Ministry of Finance, the reason for the adjustment is the changes in hotel accommodation prices in various regions of the country in the past two years and the actual work needs. Lhasa, Xining, Harbin, Haikou, Dalian and Qingdao have introduced the concept of off-season, and the standard can rise by 20%-50%. Take Qingdao as an example, there are many tourists here in summer, and it is hard to find a room. Appropriate improvement of standards to ensure a smooth check-in can avoid delays. This adjustment is also a pragmatic move from reality. (2) Transportation expenses: Only provincial and ministerial passengers can fly first class, and the local transportation is provided by 80 yuan every day. (3) Food expenses: the daily allowance is 100 yuan, and you can't eat high-end dishes such as shark's fin and bird's nest. Food standards shall be determined independently by local financial departments according to local economic and social development level, market price, consumption level and other factors. We sorted out the local standards and found that most local standards are 120 yuan/day, except for business trips to Tibet, Qinghai and Xinjiang.

Legal objectivity:

The "Regulations on the Administration of Domestic Official Reception of Party and Government Organs" points out that the reception unit can arrange a working meal due to work needs and strictly control the number of people accompanying the meal. If the reception target is less than 10, the number of people accompanying the meal shall not exceed 3; 10 or more, shall not exceed one third of the number of reception objects.