What is the income from residents assets and what is the immovable assets?

The income from residents' assets is the income from residents' assets. It refers to the income generated by individual residents participating in social production and living activities through capital, technology and management. That is, income derived from movable property (e.g., bank deposits, valuable**) and immovable property (e.g., houses, vehicles, collectibles, etc.) owned by the household.

Including interest, rent, and patent income obtained from the transfer of the right to use the property; Dividend income and property appreciation income obtained from property operation.

Extended reading: To increase residents' income from assets and establish an effective mechanism of "hiding wealth from the people", we need to start from four aspects:

The first is the normal wage growth mechanism. We should ensure that the income of workers increases in tandem with the growth of GDP and the growth of enterprise efficiency through legislation and systems, and resolutely correct the erroneous practice of a small number of enterprises that only increase their efficiency but not their wages, or that they only raise the wages of their operators but not the wages of their workers.

The second is the mechanism for narrowing the gap between the rich and the poor. In China, the vast majority of low-income people are concentrated and wealth is increasingly concentrated in the hands of a small number of wealthy people, and to ensure the growth of the wealth of the ordinary people, it is necessary to cultivate and support the majority of people to become middle-income earners, and it is especially necessary to increase support for the vast number of peasants and urban low-income people.

The third is to improve the coverage and intensity of public security. Chinese residents' savings are as high as 15 trillion yuan, and the people are reluctant to spend money when they have money, but they are really worried about the future, and they have to spend money on medical treatment, pension, buying houses, and children going to school, and this reflects the narrowness and insufficiency of public financial security, and it is necessary to increase financial investment so that social security such as medical care and old-age care can cover every citizen in urban and rural areas as soon as possible, so as to release high savings into domestic consumption.

Fourth, the employment guarantee mechanism. Active employment is the foundation of the people's wealth, and only when everyone has a job and income can the growth of the people's wealth become a reality.

Tangible property that cannot be moved, or whose character would change or impairs its value if moved, includes land and its fixtures, such as buildings and plants growing on the land. A form of division of property. Because real estate has a great impact on people's lives, and has the characteristics of durability, scarcity, non-concealment and immovability, many national laws have special provisions on it.

In terms of civil substantive law, changes in immovable property rights, such as the use of immovable property as the subject matter of the sale or establishment of a mortgage, must go through certain registration and publicity procedures, otherwise it will not take effect; In terms of civil procedure law, disputes arising from immovable property should generally be under the jurisdiction of the court where the immovable property is located, such as the General Principles of the Civil Law of the People's Republic of China and the Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China, which have similar legal provisions.

Land which is immovable by nature or by law, land fixtures, land products that have not been separated from the land, and other things that have been added to the land by nature or human power and cannot be separated. It includes the rights and interests of material entities and those that rely on them.

In civil law, objects refer to material objects that exist outside the human body, can meet people's social needs, and can be actually controlled or controlled by people. According to different standards, things can be divided into movable and immovable property, negotiable and restricted negotiable things, specific things and kinds of things, main things and slaves, divisible things and indivisible things, original things and breeding things, subject things and unclaimed things, etc.

Among them, the division of movable property and immovable property is based on whether the object can be moved and whether its value is damaged by movement. Movable property is something that can be moved without impairing its value or use. Immovable property is something that cannot be moved, or that would damage its value or use if moved.

Computers, TVs, desks, and other things are not usually touched, but they are not real estate. Because these things can be moved and will not be depreciated in value by moving. These things don't move in reality because you don't want to, not because you can't.

So, your computer, TV, desk, etc. are all movable property.

The definition of movable and immovable property also varies from country to country. At present, the international community does not simply regard whether it can be moved and whether it causes depreciation of value as the only criterion for defining movable and immovable property, but comprehensively considers factors such as the value of the thing and the legal requirements for the change of property rights. For example, airplanes, ships, etc., are internationally defined as immovable property.

Because of its large value, it is necessary to register with the administrative agency when handling changes in property rights.

Movable and immovable property are sometimes interchangeable. For example, the fruit of a fruit tree in an orchard is immovable property when hung on a fruit tree, but if it is picked, it becomes chattel. Steel and cement are movable assets, but when they are used to make houses, they become real estate.

A debtor is a person who is financially obligated to repay. i.e. "I owe someone".

A creditor is a person who has the right to demand repayment of a certain value from the other party financially, that is, "the person owes me".

Immovable property: refers to things that cannot be moved or would damage their economic utility and economic value if moved, such as land and buildings, bridges, trees, etc. fixed on the land. As opposed to movable property.

Immovable assets, mainly houses and other buildings.

Immovable assets refer to buildings, buildings, machines, machinery, means of transportation, and other equipment, appliances, tools, etc., related to production and business operations that have a service life of more than one year.

It is a property or company that cannot be rented or sold, and the deposit money that cannot be spent, etc., most of which are passed down from the older generation, similar to family heirlooms.

For example, if your family has 1 million yuan and there are 2 people in the family, then the per capita assets of the family are 500,000 yuan.

If there are three people in the family and the total value of the family's assets is 1.5 million yuan, then the per capita assets are 500,000 yuan.

That's what it means to have assets per capita.

For example, 400,000, a family of four, 100,000 per capita.

The total assets of the household are divided by the number of people in the household.

Under the "mixed collection system" of individual income tax, the scope of individual income tax collection on property lease income.

Income from property lease refers to the income obtained by individuals from leasing buildings, land use rights, machinery, equipment, vehicles and ships, and other property. Property includes both movable and immovable property.

The tax rate is different, with a tax rate of 25% for resident enterprises and 10% for non-resident enterprises.

1.Income from the transfer of personal property refers to the income obtained by individuals from the transfer of valuable, valuable, buildings, land use rights, machinery and equipment, vehicles and ships, and other property. The proportional tax rate of 20% is applied, and the balance of the income from the transfer of property after deducting the original value of the property and reasonable expenses is the taxable income.

2.Property tax is a type of tax that is levied on property owned or at the disposal of a taxpayer. It is taxed on property and levied on the owner of the property.

Property tax can generally be divided into two categories: immovable property (such as land and improvements on land) and movable property. Movable assets include tangible assets and intangible assets, the former such as durable consumer goods, furniture, vehicles, etc., and the latter such as **, bonds, IOUs, cash and bank deposits. Property tax has the following characteristics:

00 (1) The location of land, real estate and other immovable properties is fixed, the signs are obvious, and the income is stable as a tax object, and the tax is not easy to escape.

00 (2) The collection of property tax can prevent property from being too concentrated in a small number of people in society, regulate the distribution of wealth, and reflect the fairness of social distribution.

00 (3) The distribution of taxpayers' property is not consistent, and the local ** is easy to understand, which is convenient for local collection and management according to local conditions.

In China's current tax system, three types of taxes, including real estate tax, urban real estate tax and inheritance tax (which are not currently levied by legislation), are all property taxes.

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1. The so-called property income mainly refers to the income obtained by residents from investment through their own movable and immovable property, which includes both the income from the appreciation of property and the income obtained from the transfer of the right to use property. In layman's terms, property income is the income obtained by people's investment and financial management.

2. According to the meaning of the topic: a. all unearned income; b. Income from leasing land and houses; c. Income from social security.

Of the three options, B is property income; c. It is not property income; a's statement is inaccurate, e.g. receiving gifts is not income from labor, but it is not income from property.

So: the answer isa、c

3. Provide another question for your reference.

All legal income, all unearned income, income from renting land and houses, income from purchases, **.

a．①②b．②③

c．③④d．①④

Answer:c

The per capita disposable income of urban residents refers to the part of the income that reflects the total cash income of the household that can be used to arrange the daily life of the household. It is the total household income after deducting the income tax paid, the social security contributions paid by individuals, and the bookkeeping subsidy of the surveyed households. After deducting the income tax paid and the social security premiums paid by individuals, it is naturally lower than the per capita wage.