1. Special income: This usually refers to the funds raised by the government for specific purposes, such as research funds for major special projects in some countries.

2. Administrative fee income: This is the fee charged by the government when providing some public services, such as the cost of driving license and marriage certificate.

3. Confiscation of income: mainly including fines or confiscation of income for violations of laws, regulations and administrative rules.

4. Operating income of state-owned capital: This mainly comes from the profit distribution of state-owned enterprises, including profits, dividends and bonuses paid by state-owned enterprises.

5. Income from paid use of state-owned resources (assets): mainly from the rent and use fee charged by the government for the used state-owned resources or assets.

6. Other income: This mainly includes donation income, rental income and other non-tax income.

Due to the different financial governance regulations and administrative service scope of governments at all levels, the specific types may be different. If necessary, I suggest you consult relevant financial books or consult professionals.