What are the general budget revenues and general budget expenditures?

The difference between fiscal revenue and general public budget revenue.

<> general public budget revenue mainly includes tax revenue, administrative fee income, income from the paid use of state-owned resources (assets), transfer income and other income.

General budget revenue, one of the largest fiscal revenues, is a planned, organized and state-owned fund that is included in the budget management. General budget revenue is a concept that corresponds to the "budget revenue" in the original "General Budget Accounting System for Financial Institutions". After the "General Budget Accounting System" promulgated in June 1997 abolished the boundary between budgetary and extra-budgetary revenues and expenditures, the revenue and expenditure system of the general budget also changed, and a part of the revenue that was originally extra-budgetary was included in the budget management, but this part of the newly included budget revenue needs to maintain its special purpose, and cannot be distributed in a unified manner with the original budget revenue.

Therefore, budget revenues are divided into two parts: general budget revenues and ** budget revenues.

What is included in the revenue:

1. Various taxes: including value-added tax, business tax, consumption tax, land value-added tax, urban maintenance and construction tax, resource tax, urban land use tax, stamp duty, individual income tax, enterprise income tax, customs duties, agriculture and animal husbandry tax and cultivated land occupation tax.

2. Special income: including the income from the collection of sewage charges, the income from the collection of urban water resources fees, and the additional income from education fees.

3. Other income: including income from repayment of capital construction loans, income from capital construction, income from donations, etc.

4. Planned loss subsidy for state-owned enterprises: This is negative income, which is offset by fiscal revenue.

Fiscal revenue refers to the sum of all funds raised for the performance of its functions, the implementation of public policies and the provision of public goods and services. Fiscal revenue is the monetary income obtained by the ** department in a certain period of time (generally a financial year). Fiscal revenue is an important indicator to measure a country's financial strength, and the scope and quantity of public goods and services provided in social and economic activities are largely determined by the abundance of fiscal revenue.

Hello! The revenue budget and the expenditure budget constitute a budget system, the revenue budget is for the income side, and the Alipay budget is for the expenditure side, and the objects of the two budgets are different. For example, the state budget revenue is based on **

1) tax revenues; (2) the income from state-owned assets that shall be handed over in accordance with regulations; (3) special income; (4) Other income (income from fines and confiscations, etc.). The state budget expenditure is divided into the following according to content: (1) economic construction expenditure; (2) Expenditures on the development of science, education, culture, health, sports, etc.; (3) State management expenses; (4) defense spending; (5) Subsidy expenditures; (6) Other expenses, etc.

Distinguish. The total fiscal revenue includes the general public budget revenue.

The general public budget revenue mainly includes tax revenue and administrative fees.

Income, state-owned resources (assets rolling) paid use of income, transferability.

income and other income.

The total revenue of the fiscal department includes the income of the financial department, the income of the national taxation organization, and the income of the local taxation organization.

Entering the class is the concept of large fiscal revenue.

The general budget revenue refers to the actual available financial resources of the local government, deducting the tax paid part, such as 75% of the value-added of the first finance.

Tax, pay 60% of the income tax of the ** finance.

and other plates that belong to the total fiscal revenue, which are not included in the general budget revenue. General budget income package.

Including national tax, local tax deduction to the ** financial part of the local retained part plus the income of the financial department organization.

The difference between the total fiscal revenue and the general public budget revenue is that the total fiscal revenue includes the general public budget revenue. The general public budget revenue mainly includes tax revenue and bridge revenue, administrative fee income, income from the paid use of state-owned resources (assets), transfer income and other revenues.

1. Fiscal revenue.

It is generally reflected in the income of taxes, state-owned assets, treasury bond revenues and fees. The general public budget revenue mainly includes tax revenue and administrative fees.

Income, income from the paid use of state-owned resources (assets), and transfer income.

and other income.

2. The general budget revenue refers to the actual available financial resources of the local government, deducting the tax paid by the first part, such as 75% of the value-added tax paid by the ** finance and 60% of the income tax paid by the ** finance.

and other plates that belong to the total fiscal revenue, which are not included in the general budget revenue. The general budget revenue includes the local retained part of the tax department after deducting the ** financial part plus the income of the financial department.

3. Fiscal revenue refers to the sum of all funds raised to ensure the normal performance of its functions, the implementation of public policies, and the provision of public goods and services. Fiscal revenue is usually expressed as the sum of monetary revenue obtained by the ** department in a certain period of time (generally a financial year).

The total fiscal revenue includes the general public budget revenue.

The general public budget revenue mainly includes tax revenue, administrative fee income, income from the paid use of state-owned resources (assets), transfer income and other income.

Total fiscal revenue is the largest concept, and total fiscal revenue includes the income of financial departments, national taxation organizations, and local taxation organizations, and is the concept of large fiscal revenue.

The general budget revenue refers to the actual available financial resources of the local government, deducting the tax paid part, such as 75% of the value-added tax paid by the ** finance, 60% of the income tax paid by the surplus finance, etc., which belong to the total fiscal revenue, and are not included in the general budget revenue. The general budget revenue includes the national tax and local tax, the local retained part of the financial part, plus the revenue of the financial and government departments.