What Are The Income Of Public Institutions?

The income of public institutions refers to the non reimbursable funds obtained by various public institutions in various forms and channels in order to carry out business and other activities.

It mainly includes: l, financial subsidy income, that is, all kinds of funds allocated by the financial department or higher level units.

(2) the higher level subsidy income, that is, the non financial subsidy funds allocated by the competent departments and the higher level units.

(3) special funds are allocated to the financial department, the higher authorities or other units for specific purposes and separate accounts.

(4) business income, that is, the income from professional activities and supplementary activities of public institutions, including the extra budgetary funds allocated by the public institutions from the financial accounts (excluding self financing infrastructure), and some extra budgetary funds approved by the financial sector and not being pferred to the financial accounts.

(5) operating income, that is, the income earned by public institutions in addition to professional activities and auxiliary activities.

(6) the income from the subsidiary units, that is, the income paid by the independent accounting units attached to the institutions in accordance with the relevant provisions.

(7) other income, that is, investment income, interest income, donation income earned by public institutions.

(8) capital allocation income, that is, state investment in public institutions for fixed assets reconstruction, renovation and expansion projects.