What are the sources of personal income?

Income from personal wages and salaries, bonuses, labor dividends, allowances, subsidies, royalties, income from property transfer, interest, dividends, accidental income and royalties.

Personal income refers to all the income a country gets in a year. The sum of personal income from various sources, including wages, rental income, dividends and social welfare.

Generally speaking, personal income will be related to family income.

The sources of family income include monetary income and physical income, and the main source of family income is monetary income.

1, main monetary income of urban household income:

Monetary income includes wages, bonuses, allowances, subsidies, labor insurance benefits paid in cash, medical expenses, etc. One-time resettlement fee, economic compensation and living allowance for survivors; Pensions, basic living expenses, pensions, unemployment insurance, relief funds.

Deposits and interest, securities and dividends; Income from lease, gift, inheritance and franchise; Alimony and maintenance (maintenance) fees; Part-time income, self-employed income, accidental income, and other legitimate income obtained through labor.

2. Household income of rural residents

Mainly includes: planting, breeding, processing, labor income; Maintenance, maintenance (support) fees, inheritance or acceptance of gifts collected according to law; Income from the transfer of land contracting rights, income from the lease or sale of property, collective dividends and bonuses, savings deposits and interest income, stocks, funds and other securities and their income;

Social old-age insurance, commercial old-age insurance, commercial medical insurance, land acquisition compensation and resettlement fees, reservoir resettlement subsidies, and direct grain subsidies.

3, low-income families

Refers to the family whose per capita income and family property status meet the low-income standards set by the local people's government.