Foreign currency income
(1) Foreign exchange obtained from export or payment of foreign exchange before receipt of transit goods.
(2) Winning the bid for foreign exchange in international bidding under overseas loans;
(3) Foreign exchange earnings of domestic duty-free goods under customs supervision.
(4) Foreign exchange of goods or services provided by transportation (including various modes of transportation) and ports (including seaports and airports), post and telecommunications (excluding international remittances), tourism, advertising, consultation, exhibition, consignment, maintenance and other industries and various agency businesses.
(5) Various foreign exchange expenses and fines. Earned by the administrative and judicial organs.
(six) the transfer of intangible assets such as land use rights, copyrights, trademarks, patents, non-patented technologies and goodwill to foreign exchange.
(7) Foreign exchange for leasing real estate and other assets.
(eight) foreign exchange profits repatriated by overseas investment enterprises, foreign exchange recovered under foreign economic assistance and foreign exchange income of overseas assets.
(9) Foreign exchange such as foreign creditor's rights income and returned foreign exchange deposits.
(10) Insurance institutions accept foreign exchange income from foreign exchange insurance.
(1 1) Foreign exchange business income of financial institutions that have obtained foreign exchange business licenses.
(12) Foreign exchange received by companies engaged in overseas contracted projects and providing services such as labor services and technical cooperation abroad during the above-mentioned operating projects.
(13) Foreign (industrial) trading companies that are approved to engage in import business collect and pay foreign exchange on behalf of agencies engaged in ocean shipping agency, shipping agency, international freight agency, ship fuel agency, trademark agency, patent agency, copyright agency, advertising agency, ship inspection agency and commodity inspection agency.
(14) Domestic institutions temporarily receive foreign exchange to be paid or temporarily receive foreign exchange to be paid, including bid bond remitted from abroad, performance bond, re-export trade income received first and paid later, foreign exchange funds handled by post and telecommunications departments, foreign exchange prepaid by overseas travel agencies collected by first-class travel agencies, foreign exchange transported at insured prices by railway departments, foreign exchange deposit collected by customs, mortgage payment, etc.
(15) Foreign exchange earnings of ocean shipping companies approved by the Ministry of Communications, ocean shipping companies and chartering companies approved by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation to engage in international cargo transportation.
(16) donated foreign exchange for overseas payment as agreed in the donation agreement.
(17) Foreign exchange of foreign embassies and consulates in China, international organizations and other overseas legal entities in China.
(18) Foreign exchange of individual residents and individuals coming to China.
Foreign exchange income (except for foreign-invested enterprises) falling within the following scope is sold to designated foreign exchange banks (referring to banks approved to engage in foreign exchange business, including Chinese-funded banks, foreign-funded banks and wholly foreign-owned banks in China) according to the bank quotation.
1. Export or receive foreign exchange from transit goods and other transactions. Among them, the trade export foreign exchange settled by documentary letter of credit/guarantee or documentary collection can be settled by valid commercial documents, and the trade export foreign exchange settled by remittance can be settled by export receipt verification form.
2. Foreign exchange won in international bidding under overseas loans.
3. Foreign exchange income of domestic duty-free goods under customs supervision.
4. Foreign exchange from goods or services provided by transportation (including various modes of transportation), ports (including airports), post and telecommunications (excluding international remittances), advertising, consulting, exhibition, consignment, maintenance and other industries and various agency businesses.
5. Various foreign exchange fees and fines collected by administrative and judicial organs.
6. Intangible assets such as land use rights, copyrights, trademarks, patents, non-patented technologies and goodwill are transferred to foreign exchange. However, if the intangible assets are owned by individuals, they may not be settled.
7. Foreign exchange profits repatriated by overseas investment enterprises, foreign exchange recovered under foreign economic assistance and foreign exchange income of overseas assets.
8. Foreign exchange from foreign creditor's rights, returned foreign exchange deposits, etc.
9. Foreign exchange from leasing real estate and other foreign exchange assets.
10. Foreign exchange income of insurance institutions accepting foreign exchange insurance.
1 1. Net income from foreign exchange business of financial institutions with foreign exchange business licenses.
12. Foreign exchange of foreign donations, grants and aid income.
13. Other foreign exchange to be settled as stipulated by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange.
Introduction to foreign exchange learning
1, make good use of the financial budget, and don't use the funds necessary for life as capital-the psychological characteristics of gamblers: people who are suffering from losses, excesses and excessive tension should never use your living funds as trading capital. Excessive financial pressure will mislead your investment strategy, increase trading risk and lead to greater mistakes.
2, foreign exchange trading can not rely solely on luck and intuition-psychological characteristics of gamblers who don't listen to advice If you don't have a fixed trading method, then your profit is likely to be very random, that is, relying on luck. This kind of profit cannot last long.
3. Make good use of the free simulation account and learn foreign exchange trading-the patience of investors: wait for the moment when the rate of return is positive; Beginners should study patiently and step by step. Don't rush to open a real trading account. Try the mock account first. There is an application for a free simulated account in FXSOL Global Gold Exchange. New investors can experience it.
4. Make good use of stop-loss orders to reduce risks-the courage and determination of military strategists: when the opportunity comes, take the shot.
5. Do what you can-the economist's theory: know how to manage funds and give full play to the maximum benefit of funds;
6. Choose a mainstream platform and agent.