What does the government fund income include?

Legal analysis:

Non-tax revenue is a form of government participation in the primary distribution and redistribution of national income, which belongs to the category of non-tax revenue in fiscal funds. Non-tax revenue in a broad sense refers to all income except taxes obtained by the government through legal procedures (excluding social security funds and housing maintenance funds). The scope of government non-tax revenue management mainly includes: administrative fees, government funds, lottery public welfare funds, paid use income of state-owned resources, paid use income of state-owned assets, operating income of state-owned capital, confiscated income, donation income accepted in the name of the government, centralized income of competent departments, interest income generated by government financial funds, etc.

Legal basis:

Measures for the administration of government non-tax revenue

Article 1 In order to strengthen the management of government non-tax revenue (hereinafter referred to as non-tax revenue), standardize government revenue and expenditure behavior, improve public finance functions, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, these Measures are formulated in accordance with relevant state regulations.

Article 2 These Measures shall apply to the establishment, collection, bills, funds and supervision and management of non-tax revenue.

Article 3 The term "non-tax revenue" as mentioned in these Measures refers to all kinds of income obtained by state organs, institutions at all levels, social organizations and other organizations in exercising government functions according to law and using state power, government reputation, owners' rights and interests of state-owned resources (assets). Specifically including:

(1) Income from administrative fees;

(2) Income from government funds;

(3) Confiscated income;

(4) Income from paid use of state-owned resources (assets);

(5) Income from state-owned capital;

(6) Revenue from the lottery public welfare fund;

(7) Franchise income;

(8) Revenue of the central bank;

(9) Donation income accepted in the name of the government;

(ten) the competent department of centralized income;

(eleven) interest income from government revenue;

(12) Other non-tax revenue.