What are the non-tax revenues collected by the Inland Revenue Department?

Non-tax revenue refers to all kinds of income except taxes obtained by state organs, institutions, social organizations and other organizations acting as government functions at all levels by using state power, government reputation, state-owned resources and asset owners' rights and interests according to law. Specifically including:

1, administrative fee income;

2. Government fund income;

3. Confiscated income;

4. Income from paid use of state-owned resource assets.

Second, the detailed analysis:

Non-tax revenue refers to the financial funds obtained by governments at all levels, state organs, institutions, social organizations acting as government functions and other organizations in accordance with the law by using government power, government reputation, national resources, state-owned assets or providing specific public services and quasi-public services, and is an important part of government revenue.

Third, the difference between different taxes and non-tax of auction real estate value-added tax.

1. Different taxes levied by tax authorities are a form of compulsory, free and fixed participation in the distribution and redistribution of social products with the state as the main body and political power. Non-tax revenue is mainly collected by governments at all levels, by the Ministry of Finance or by departments and units;

2. Taxes with different use directions are mainly set up by the government to meet the pure public demand of society and improve the funds needed for general public goods and services. Non-taxpayers are established by the government in the management of social and economic activities in order to meet the quasi-public needs of society and provide specific public products and services.