What are the requirements for applying for subsistence allowances in Yu 'an District, Anhui Province?

Chapter II Objects and Standards of Minimum Living Security

Article 4 The rural residents who hold agricultural registered permanent residence in our city, all family members who live together, the annual per capita net income of rural families in three counties is less than 683 yuan, and the annual per capita net income of rural families in Hefei is lower than that of the poor population in 800 yuan, and they are entitled to enjoy the rural minimum living allowance stipulated in these measures.

Article 5 * * * Family members living together refer to those who have the legal relationship of maintenance, support or upbringing, mainly including: grandparents (grandparents), parents (in-laws or in-laws), spouses, children, grandchildren (grandchildren) and other people who have the legal relationship of maintenance, support or upbringing (including college students who have entered school and active duty conscripts).

Sixth rural minimum living standard, the financial resources are relatively weak, and the per capita income of farmers is relatively low, which cannot be lower than the national absolute poverty line standard; In areas with relatively strong financial resources and relatively high per capita income of farmers, the cost of electricity and fuel can be determined according to the cost of clothing, food and housing necessary to maintain the basic life of rural residents, and adjusted in a timely manner with the price changes of local necessities, economic development and the improvement of rural residents' living standards. The average annual subsidy for rural residents in 3 counties is not lower than that in 280 yuan, and the average annual subsidy for urban rural residents is not lower than that in 300 yuan.

Seventh any of the following circumstances, can not enjoy the rural minimum living allowance:

(a) family members use mobile phones, motorcycles (or non-operating motor vehicles), computers and other non-basic necessities of life;

(two) the purchase of commercial housing within 2 years, exceeding the standard (new) housing; High standard decoration of existing houses; The family has more than 2 sets of housing, and many sets are rented out to others;

(three) frequent access to high-consumption places for catering and entertainment, and family life is difficult due to gambling, drug abuse, prostitution and other illegal acts, and has not been corrected;

(four) children choose kindergartens, schools or study abroad at their own expense;

(five) have the ability to work within the legal working age (except for students), refuse employment opportunities provided by employment agencies or township people's governments (street offices) for more than 2 times without justifiable reasons, and do not participate in productive labor;

(VI) Concealing family income, practicing fraud, concealing the illusion that property has no economic source and life is difficult, or refusing to provide valid income proof materials, and refusing to accept or cooperate with the investigation and verification of townships (street offices) and village committees (community residents' committees);

(seven) failing to truthfully declare the family income, failing to receive the subsistence allowance on time for 2 consecutive times without special reasons, or failing to participate in the annual audit of the subsistence allowance as required;

(eight) with the city of agricultural registered permanent residence, but living outside the city for more than 3 years, family income and living conditions can not be verified;

(nine) other provisions of the local government shall not be approved to enjoy the subsistence allowance.

Eighth rural minimum living security level is mainly based on identification, supplemented by calculation, and classified security is implemented according to different categories of security objects. In principle, rural subsistence allowances shall be enjoyed according to the following standards:

(a) loss and serious lack of ability to work, serious illness and disability, no living security.

The source, its legal dependents and dependents (dependents) have no ability to support and support (support),

Full assistance according to the local rural minimum living standard;

(two) in case of natural and man-made disasters, or other reasons, family life is particularly difficult, according to the local rural minimum living standard to implement differential relief;

Chapter III Calculation of Family Income

Ninth rural household income refers to the sum of the annual monetary income and physical income (equivalent to monetary income) of family members living together. Specifically including:

(a) engaged in agriculture, forestry, aquaculture and sideline production, deduct the necessary expenses;

(2) Income from labor services, operation and management, etc. Obtained through going out to work or self-employment;

(3) wage income (including bonuses, subsidies, welfare, etc.). );

(4) Income from renting or selling family property;

(5) Alimony, alimony or maintenance expenses that the legal dependents, dependents or dependents have the ability to pay (generally calculated according to the annual per capita income of the legal dependents, dependents and dependents is higher than 30% of the minimum living standard);

(6) Legacy inherited according to law or gift accepted;

(seven) other income that should be included in the provisions of the local government.

Tenth the following items are not included in the family income:

Pensions and preferential payments enjoyed by entitled groups;

(two) to make special contributions to the country, society and people, the bonus given by the government and the honorary allowance enjoyed by the model workers at or above the municipal level;

(3) Scholarships, grants, income from work-study programs and subsidies provided by the government and society to poor students;

(four) medical expenses, lost time, nutrition expenses, nursing expenses, funeral expenses and one-time pension for work-related injuries and accidents;

(five) the one-child fee and the rural family planning policy incentive fee;

(six) funds and materials allocated by the government for disaster relief, poverty alleviation and resettlement support;

(seven) medical expenses reimbursed by the new rural cooperative medical system;

(eight) medical assistance fees for serious illness enjoyed by members of poor families in rural areas due to illness;

(nine) temporary solatium given by the government, society or individuals;

(ten) other income that should not be included in the provisions of the local government.

County (District) civil affairs departments shall, jointly with relevant departments, formulate unified accounting and evaluation methods for household income of rural residents, and make timely adjustments according to changes in market prices.