About the issue of calculating the income of poor households 1. Regarding the issue of calculating the income of poor households after they are lifted out of poverty. When poor households are lifted out of poverty, they need to calculate their income. In summary, it is a long-term, stable and predictable calculation, and accidental and one-time calculations. Sexuality and unpredictability are not calculated. Income calculation: (1) Wage income, income earned by members of poor households from local odd jobs or migrant work. (2) Production and operating income, income earned by poor households from planting, breeding and other business activities. (3) Property income. Asset income such as house rent, deposit interest, cooperative shareholding dividends, etc. (4) Transfer income, 1 various policy subsidies: such as food subsidies, subsistence allowances, five guarantees, orphan assistance, disability subsidies, family planning subsidies, ecological compensation, elderly subsidies, direct subsidies for reservoir immigrants, etc.; 2 Child support, support given to the elderly by immediate relatives of poor households. Items that are not included in household net income include: (1) Cash and in-kind payments issued by the government to support poor households in developing industries, such as industrial project subsidies, incentive funds, etc., seeds, seedlings, breeding livestock, chemical fertilizers, pesticides, etc.; ( 2) Subsidies for renovation of dilapidated buildings; (3) Poverty alleviation microfinance; (4) Insurance compensation funds; (5) Temporary consolation funds; (6) Temporary relief funds; (7) Assistance funds provided by assistance cadres; ( 8) Aid gifts and donations from all walks of life; (9) Funds occasionally donated by relatives and friends; (10) Medical reimbursement and serious illness relief subsidies; (11) Education subsidies; (12) "Rain and Dew" plan subsidies; (13) )other. Although the above income cannot be calculated as the net family income, it can be regarded as assistance measures. 2. When calculating the income of poor households before they are lifted out of poverty, except that pensions cannot be included in income, other calculation items and scope are the same. 3. Explanation of income
(1) Wage income mainly refers to all the wage income of all persons in the household who went out to work during the survey year.
(2) Transfer income refers to various transfer payments to households by the state, units, and social groups and income transfers between households. Including family planning subsidies, subsistence allowances, special poverty support, pension insurance, and ecological compensation. In addition to the above types of subsidies, it also includes pensions, social relief and subsidies, disaster relief funds, regular donations and compensation transferred to farmers by the government, non-administrative institutions and social groups; support income and regular donations between households and compensation, as well as income sent back by non-resident members of the household working outside (including abroad) in rural areas (village committees), etc.
1. Family planning allowance is a reward for parents of only children and households with two daughters who implement family planning.
2. Subsistence allowance Rural subsistence allowance is the minimum living security for rural residents. Its protection targets are rural residents whose annual per capita net family income is lower than the local minimum living security standard. Must be a minimum living security household recognized by the civil affairs, otherwise it is 0.
3. Special poverty support fund The special poverty support recipients mainly include the elderly, disabled people and minors among the villagers who meet the following conditions. Special poverty support objects refer to the elderly, disabled people and minors in rural areas who have no ability to work, no source of livelihood, and no legal obligor for support or support, or although there is a legal obligor for support, but have no ability to support.
4. Pension insurance benefits are pension insurance benefits that participants in the urban and rural residents’ pension insurance and urban employee pension insurance receive after reaching the age of benefit collection. Those who participate in the social pension insurance for urban and rural residents and the pension insurance for urban employees but are under the age of receipt are counted as 0.
5. Ecological compensation (conversion of farmland to forest and public welfare forest subsidy) is economic compensation for the loss of individual or regional investment in protecting the ecosystem and environment or giving up development opportunities.
6. Other transfer income includes pensions, social relief and subsidies, disaster relief funds, regular donations and compensation transferred to farmers by the government, non-administrative institutions and social groups, as well as food subsidies and agricultural inputs. Comprehensive subsidies, agricultural machinery subsidies and other production subsidies; support income between households, regular donations and compensation, and income sent back by non-resident members of the household working outside (including abroad) in rural areas (village committees) wait.
(3) Production and operation income mainly refers to the income obtained by farmers through production and operation activities with the family as the production and operation unit. It is divided into agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery, industry, construction and tertiary industry.
(4) Property income, also known as asset income, refers to the income generated by participating in social production and life activities through factors such as capital, technology and management. That is, the income derived from the movable assets (such as bank deposits, securities) and real estate (such as houses, vehicles, collections, etc.) owned by the family. Including interest, rent, and patent income obtained from the transfer of property use rights; dividend income and property appreciation income obtained from property operations, etc.
1. Poverty Alleviation Dividend Income from Asset Income: Dividends obtained directly from project income by carrying out various projects through asset shares without participation in labor.
2. Other property income: Property income other than asset income and poverty alleviation dividend income.