What is the income and expenditure of administrative projects?

It is literal, the revenue and expenditure allocated by the finance in the name of the project, (whether it is a project, you can see the budget document issued by the financial approval, anyway, the salary of the personnel does not belong to the project).

The income of administrative institutions includes financial subsidy income, business income, subsidy income from higher levels, income from subordinate units, operating income and other income. The revenues from fines and confiscations, administrative fees, and revenues from the disposal and leasing of state-owned assets obtained by administrative units in accordance with the law that should be handed over to the treasury do not belong to the income of administrative units. In addition to income, administrative institutions also include the following net assets:

business**, fixed funds and special funds, etc.

Extended information: 1. Public institutions generally refer to social organizations with the direct purpose of promoting social welfare, meeting the needs of social culture, education, science, health, etc., and providing various social services. Public institutions generally do not have profit as their direct purpose, and their work results and values are not directly expressed or mainly not expressed in measurable material or monetary forms.

Public institutions are relative to enterprises, and public institutions include some units with civil servants working and are branches of state institutions. China's public schools are the most typical administrative institutions.

2. Administrative institutions:

1), is the general name of administrative units and institutions, because of China's unique political system, often administrative and public institutions are not separated, many departments such as housing bureaus, planning bureaus, etc., some areas are administrative units, but some areas are public institutions, so the common people collectively call the first department as an administrative institution, many places also issue a document with this as a collective term, such as district administrative institutions, county administrative institutions, etc.;

2) Public institutions with administrative management functions perform law enforcement supervision and some social management functions, such as law enforcement supervision and regulatory agencies under the department. Administrative institutions are allocated by the state financial departments to pay salaries, and generally the full amount of financial allocation.

3. The accounting statements of administrative institutions can be divided into ten-month reports, monthly reports and annual reports (i.e., final accounts) according to time; According to the reporting unit, it can be divided into general budget accounting statements and unit accounting statements; According to the content, it generally includes the balance sheet (static table, reflecting the financial position of a certain date), the budget execution table, the income and expenditure statement (the dynamic table, reflecting the income, expenditure and balance of the accounting period), the attached table and the description. Schedules are generally used as detailed contents of certain accounts in the statements or important economic business activities or basic materials that are not included in the statements; The statement is a supplement to certain items in the statement and an explanation of the situation.

After the reform of public institutions in 2015, China's public institutions implemented the "three-yuan structure" wage system, which is: basic salary.

Allowances and subsidies, job performance.

1. Basic salary: post salary.

Salary scale, this part of the country is uniform.

2. Allowances and subsidies: such as job subsidies and housing subsidies.

transportation subsidies, communication expenses, heatstroke prevention and cooling, only child, non-staple food subsidies, etc.; This part is due to the different policies and funds, and those formulated by the state, the province, the industry, and the unit can all be classified into this category.

3. Job performance: post salary + performance bonus, this part of the country is now beginning to standardize, the goal is to achieve pay according to the post, pay according to performance. The wages of public institutions are also divided into three sequences of management, professional and technical and service according to different types of positions, and the structure is the same as the above.

Hello! For example:

l) Financial subsidy income, that is, all kinds of business funds allocated by the financial department or superior units.

2) Subsidy income from the higher level, that is, the non-financial subsidy funds allocated by the competent department and the superior unit.

3) Allocated special funds, that is, the financial departments, superior units or other units allocated funds for specific purposes and need to be reported separately.

Post salary, salary scale, performance salary, and some housing subsidies, property subsidies, etc.

The difference between administrative expenditure and business expenditure is:

1. The nature of the units to which he belongs is different, the administrative expenditure is used by the expenditure of the administrative unit, and the business expenditure is generally the subject used by the expenditure of the public institution.

2. There are also differences in the accounting treatment of administrative expenses and business expenses.

Operational expenditure refers to the expenditure incurred by "public institutions" in carrying out professional business activities and their auxiliary activities. The expenditures of public institutions include business expenditures, subsidy expenditures to affiliated units, expenditures handed over to superiors, operating expenditures and other expenditures.

"Administrative expenditures" are the expenditures incurred in the operational activities of the "administrative units". It includes all expenses incurred for the conduct of business activities, such as wages and benefits, official activities, equipment repairs, etc.; The ** of the expenditure of funds is mainly the appropriation of the financial or higher departments, and there is a certain correspondence between the allocated funds; Expenditures need to be accounted for separately and reported separately to the finance or higher authorities; There are specific provisions on the scope and standard of expenditure of funds, and administrative units must handle expenditures according to the prescribed scope and standards.

Hello, dear, I am glad to answer for you: Revenue-based financial appropriation institutions refer to social service organizations that are funded by the state for social welfare undertakings and are not for profit, organized by state organs or other organizations using state-owned assets in accordance with the law, and engaged in public welfare activities such as education, science and technology, culture, and health. Fiscal appropriation institutions usually include full appropriation institutions and shortfall appropriation institutions.

A fully funded institution, also known as a full-funded institution, is a form of management in which all the business funds required by it are allocated by the state budget. For public institutions with shortfall appropriations, part of the funds shall be borne by the treasury, which shall be included in the budget by the treasury. The unit bears part of the funds, which are paid by the unit before tax, such as hospitals.

The personnel expenses of the shortfall appropriation unit shall be allocated by the state treasury, and other expenses shall be self-raised.