The sources of national fiscal revenue: tax revenue, state-owned asset income, national debt revenue, fee revenue, and other revenue. The final sources of specific revenue sources are:

1. Tax revenue: Revenue obtained through taxation can be divided into five types of taxes according to the tax objects in China, namely turnover tax, income tax, property tax, Resource taxes and behavioral taxes.

2. Income from state-owned assets: Income from state-owned assets refers to the general term for income such as profits, rents, dividends, bonuses, and capital usage fees obtained by the state through the ownership of state-owned assets.

3. National debt income: National debt income refers to the paid income obtained by the state through credit. National debt revenue is voluntary, paid and flexible.

4. Charge income: Charge income refers to the fees charged by national government agencies or institutions from beneficiaries when they provide public services, implement administrative management, or provide the use of specific public facilities. Fee form of income.

5. Other income: including income from capital construction loan repayments, capital construction income, donation income, etc.

Extended information

Finance is related to the emergence and existence of the country. In order to maintain its own existence and perform its functions, the state must consume certain social products. However, the state itself is usually not directly engaged in production activities, so it must rely on its political power to compulsorily collect a portion of social products to meet the needs of various expenditures.

Fiscal expenditure, also known as public expenditure or government expenditure, is the government's control and use of social resources expressed in monetary form that it has gathered from the private sector in order to perform its own functions. Fiscal expenditure is an important aspect of government distribution activities. The impact of finance on social economy is mainly realized through fiscal expenditure. Therefore, the scale and structure of fiscal expenditures often reflect the scope of activities and the tendency of policy choices carried out by a country's government to realize its functions. Therefore, the significance of the government arranging expenditures to provide public products to the market can be understood from the following two aspects.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia of Fiscal Revenue