Legal analysis: 1. The family economic situation has improved, and the per capita household income is significantly higher than the local minimum living security standard. 2. There are natural attrition among family members who fail to declare in time and still continue to enjoy the benefits. 3. After urban subsistence allowance recipients enter social security to receive retirement wages, their family’s monthly per capita income significantly exceeds the minimum living security line. 4. Both husband and wife are under the age of 45, are in good health, have the ability to work, do not take the initiative to look for work or find employment, have no farm work, frequently visit chess and card rooms, KTV, restaurants and other places, and have no special difficulties at home. 5. Families own or use cars, vans, commercial large and medium-sized transport vehicles, engineering machinery, tractors, harvesters and other medium-sized or above agricultural machinery (tools) for a long time. 6. Urban subsistence allowance recipients own more than 2 (inclusive) houses (each of which is more than 50 square meters), purchase commercial houses and renovate the houses to high standards within 3 years for reasons other than demolition; rural subsistence allowance family members have one-time Payment or bank mortgage loan to purchase commercial housing or self-built large-area housing. 7. The family has commercial facades, housing rentals and private projects, the operating income is stable, and the monthly per capita income of the family is significantly higher than the local minimum living standard. 8. The legal caregivers, dependents, and dependents have sufficient support, support, and support capabilities, but they separate the elderly or sick and disabled people in the family into separate households for education and enter high-fee private or aristocratic schools; 9. Children pay for themselves Study abroad; raise expensive pets, purchase valuable jewelry, high-end audio, cabinet air conditioners, LCD computers and other high-end non-consumer goods, and make high-risk investments such as stocks, funds, futures, foreign exchange, warrant transactions, etc.; 10. Purchase and use by rural subsistence allowance families Computers, air conditioners and refrigerators. 11. Refusing to allow staff or relevant departments to conduct home inspections, verify household property and household income, and make unreasonable troubles or beat staff. 12. The family is impoverished due to alcoholism, gambling, drug abuse, etc., and the family remains poor even after being included in the subsistence allowance. 13. Families whose children are adults and have the ability to work, or whose children are studying in colleges and universities and have been employed or graduated for more than one year. 14. The per capita household income of those who have been included in the subsistence allowances due to reasons such as enterprise restructuring, employees of enterprises in difficulty, landless farmers, and households with two daughters undergoing sterilization is significantly higher than the local minimum living standard.

Legal basis: "Urban Minimum Living Security Policy"

Article 2 Minimum Living Security Conditions refer to the specific conditions for urban and rural households to enjoy minimum living security benefits, including family members, family income , household property, household consumption expenditure four aspects.

Article 3: These measures apply to the determination of the minimum living security conditions for urban and rural residents in this city.

Article 4 The family members receiving the minimum living allowance shall be family members living together who have a household registration in this city and have legal support, support and support obligations.