What is the Non-Tax Revenue Administration?

The Non-Tax Revenue Management Bureau is responsible for the formulation of management operating procedures and bill management of administrative fees, government funds, confiscated revenue, state-owned resource use (occupancy) fees and other non-tax revenue at the same level. , financial accounting and other work; responsible for the inspection of the implementation of non-tax revenue policies and levy audits at the same level; responsible for the guidance of the collection and management of non-tax revenue at the same level.

Job Responsibilities:

1. Implement superior laws, regulations, rules and systems regarding non-tax revenue management, and study and formulate specific implementation methods for non-tax revenue collection and management in our district; Responsible for the collection and management of district-level administrative fees, government funds (additional), confiscated income, state-owned capital operating income, state-owned assets and state-owned resource income, and other non-tax income.

2. Organize, entrust and supervise all collection units to do a good job in collecting non-tax income.

3. Approval of the annual non-tax revenue collection plan for administrative institutions in the region and organize the implementation of the non-tax revenue plan.

4. Responsible for the district’s non-tax revenue collection management and statistics, analysis, and report submission.

5. Responsible for the accounting and statistics of non-tax income and the verification, liquidation and transfer of funds in the "non-tax income remittance settlement account". Formulate a district-level non-tax revenue coordination plan.

Extended information:

Government non-tax revenue includes:

1. Administrative fees. Refers to the process of providing specific services to citizens and legal persons by state agencies, institutions, social groups and other organizations that perform government functions in accordance with laws, administrative regulations, local regulations and other relevant provisions, and in accordance with the procedures prescribed by the State Council, based on cost. Compensation and fees charged to specific service recipients on a not-for-profit basis.

2. Government funds. It refers to the special-purpose tax collected free of charge from citizens, legal persons and other organizations by governments at all levels and their affiliated departments in order to support the construction of a specific infrastructure and the development of social welfare undertakings in accordance with laws, administrative regulations and relevant central documents. financial funds.

3. Income from paid use of state-owned resources. Refers to the establishment and paid transfer of land, sea areas, minerals, water, forests, tourism, radio frequencies and cities by governments at all levels and their affiliated departments in accordance with laws, regulations, the provisions of the State Council and the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government and their financial departments. Income derived from the development rights, use rights, exploration rights, mining rights, franchise rights, naming rights, advertising rights, etc. of state-owned tangible or intangible resources such as municipal public facilities and public spaces.

4. Income from paid use of state-owned assets. It refers to the income obtained by state agencies, institutions, social groups, and party organizations that perform government functions in accordance with the regulations on state-owned assets management from leasing, selling, assigning, and transferring their fixed assets and intangible assets.

Reference material: Bringing non-tax revenue management into the legal track - ifeng.com