What are the main sources of funds for repaying national debt?

The sources of funds to repay the national debt mainly include:

1, income of sinking fund. The income of sinking fund refers to the repayment of its national debt by issuing some funds and raising funds;

2. Continue to issue bonds. Continuing to issue bonds is a common form of repayment of national debt. For example, in order to repay the five-year national debt, re-issue the 10-year national debt to raise funds from the public;

3. Dispose of assets. They have a large number of high-quality assets, which can be realized by disposing of some high-quality assets. After disposal, cash flow increased, debts decreased, and many debts were paid off;

4. Surplus. When the expenditure in the current year is less than the income, part of the income will be used to repay the maturing national debt.

The repayment method of national debt is as follows:

1, the method of gradual repayment by stages, that is, a certain repayment period is specified for a national debt until the principal is paid off when the national debt expires;

2. Draw lots for repayment, that is, determine to repay a certain proportion of the national debt according to the number of national debt by regular drawing lots until the repayment period ends, and all the national debt will be paid off by drawing lots;

3. One-time repayment of principal and interest at maturity, that is, one-time repayment of principal and interest at par value on the maturity date of national debt;

4, the market purchase and sale repayment method, that is, the repurchase of government bonds from the securities market, even when the national bonds are all held by the government;

5. Repayment in the form of repaying the old with the new, that is, exchanging the old bonds due by issuing new bonds.

Legal basis:

Article 223rd of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)

After the people's court accepts the application, if the facts and evidence provided by the creditor are clear and legal, it shall issue a payment order to the debtor within 15 days from the date of acceptance; If the application is not established, the ruling shall be rejected.

The debtor shall pay off the debt within fifteen days from the date of receiving the payment order, or file a written objection with the people's court.

If the debtor fails to raise any objection or perform the payment order within the period specified in the preceding paragraph, the creditor may apply to the people's court for compulsory execution.