Non-tax revenue refers to the financial funds obtained by governments at all levels, state organs, institutions, social groups and other organizations acting as government functions, using government power, government reputation, national resources and state-owned assets or providing specific public * * * services and quasi-public * * * services to meet the needs of the public or quasi-public.

The scope of government non-tax revenue management mainly includes: government funds, lottery public welfare funds, paid use income of state-owned resources, paid use income of state-owned assets, operating income of state-owned capital, confiscation income, donation income accepted in the name of the government, centralized income of competent departments, interest income generated by government financial funds, etc.

Non-tax revenue in the financial budget includes:

1, profits paid by state-owned enterprises;

2, the national energy and transportation key construction fund income;

3, all kinds of special income, such as additional income of education fees;

4, the basic construction loan return income;

5, the national budget adjustment fund income.