Urban and rural residents' tax system and individual benefits are usually independent of each other, and each has its own payment regulations and procedures, which can coexist, but they are generally independent of each other in payment. Urban and rural residents' tax system and individual benefit are two different systems, aiming at different fields respectively. The tax system for urban and rural residents is the tax levied by the state on urban and rural residents, including personal income tax and property tax, which is used for government financial expenditure. Personal aid refers to mutual help organizations that individuals voluntarily participate in, aiming at coping with risks and difficulties.

Therefore, from the legal and institutional point of view, the urban and rural residents' tax system and individual benefits can exist at the same time, but they are generally independent of each other in payment and will not be paid directly together. Of course, the specific situation needs to be analyzed according to the local tax laws and regulations and the provisions of individual economic organizations. If you have specific information to consult, it is recommended that you consult the local tax authorities or individual economic organizations to obtain more accurate information and guidance.

To sum up, the scope and influence of tax policies for urban and rural residents relate to the application and related influence of tax policies for urban and rural residents in different regions. This includes the differences between urban and rural residents and the impact of tax policies on individuals and families. The implementation of this policy may have different economic impacts on residents in different regions, and may also have an impact on residents' life and employment. Therefore, it is of great significance to understand the applicable scope and influence of urban and rural residents' tax policies for formulating personal financial planning and government tax policies.

Legal basis:

Regulations for the Implementation of the Enterprise Income Tax Law of the People's Republic of China (revised 20 19).

Article 110

The principle of independent transaction mentioned in Article 41 of the Enterprise Income Tax Law refers to the principle that unrelated parties conduct business in accordance with fair transaction prices and business practices.