The Bureau of Human Resources and Social Security has the following items that can issue invoices: (1) Administrative institutions can issue non-tax income when collecting administrative fees, government funds, income from the paid use of state-owned resources, income from the paid use of state-owned assets, income from fines and confiscations and other non-tax income.

General bills for tax revenue or corresponding special bills for non-tax revenue.

(2) When administrative institutions remit non-tax income collectively, they may issue a general payment note for non-tax income.

(3) Administrative institutions that implement the reform of the government's non-tax revenue collection management system may issue general payment notes for non-tax revenue when collecting government non-tax revenue.

(4) Administrative institutions may issue administrative institution fund settlement notes when collecting temporary or agency payments or conducting fund transactions within the institution.

(5) When administrative institutions receive fiscal funds that are not centrally paid by the treasury or funds that can be managed as fiscal funds, they may issue administrative institution fund settlement notes.

(6) State agencies, public welfare institutions, public welfare social groups and other public welfare organizations, in accordance with legal provisions, may issue public welfare donation notes to donors when accepting donations for public welfare undertakings.

(7) Non-profit medical and health institutions may issue medical fee invoices when collecting medical fees when providing medical services to patients such as outpatients, emergency rooms, first aid, hospitalization, physical examinations, etc.

(8) When a social group established in accordance with the law collects social group dues from social group member units in accordance with the charging standards determined by the social group meeting, it may issue social group dues notes.

(9) When administrative institutions engage in other non-profit activities, they may issue corresponding financial bills in accordance with the regulations of the financial department.

For example, village-level economic organizations can issue rural bills when carrying out non-profit activities; administrative institutions can issue social security fund bills when collecting social security funds in accordance with the law; trade union organizations can issue trade union fund revenue bills when collecting union funds; administrative institutions

When collecting special residential maintenance funds, units may issue special residential maintenance fund bills.