Government funds refer to the special funds collected from citizens, legal persons and other organizations by people's governments at all levels and their subordinate departments in accordance with laws, state administrative regulations and relevant documents of the Central Committee and the State Council to support the development of a certain cause and with the approval of the procedures prescribed by the state. Including various funds, funds, additional and special expenses. Government fund income is the income obtained by the state through social expropriation, land transfer and lottery issuance.
Fiscal revenue refers to the sum of all funds raised by the government to perform its functions, implement public policies and provide public products and services. Fiscal revenue is the monetary revenue obtained by government departments in a certain period (usually a fiscal year).
Fiscal revenue is an important indicator to measure the financial resources of a country's government. The scope and quantity of public goods and services provided by the government in social and economic activities largely depend on the adequacy of fiscal revenue. According to different standards, fiscal revenue can be classified in different ways. The classification of international fiscal revenue is usually classified according to the form of government revenue. Under this classification method, fiscal revenue is divided into tax revenue, state-owned assets revenue, national debt revenue, fee income and other income.
Therefore, in general, government fund income is a part of fiscal revenue.