From an accounting perspective, let’s talk about the differences between main operating income, other business income, and non-operating income.

1. Main business income: The income from the main business such as selling goods and providing labor services confirmed by the enterprise can also be said to be the main business scope on the business license.

2. Non-operating income: refers to various incomes generated by an enterprise that are not directly related to production and operations. It mainly includes the following contents: (1) Fixed asset inventory surplus (2) Net income from the disposal of fixed assets (3) Non-monetary transaction income (4) Income from the sale of intangible assets (5) Net income from fines (6) Really unable to do so due to creditor reasons Accounts paid (7) Education fees plus rebates.

3. Other business income: refers to the income derived from other sales and other businesses other than the sale of goods. It includes non-industrial service income such as material sales, technology transfer, purchasing and sales agency, rental of fixed assets, rental of packaging materials, transportation and other non-industrial services.