What Is Taxable Interest Income?
Taxable income, that is, production, operation, and service income, refers to the taxpayer's sales income of goods (products), labor service income, operating income, construction price settlement income, industrial operation income and other business income.
Taxable income
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- Chinese name
- Taxable income
- Nature
- tax
- Meaning
- Production, operation and service income
- Attributes
- by law
- Taxable income, that is, production, operation, and service income, refers to the taxpayer's sales income of goods (products), labor service income, operating income, construction price settlement income, industrial operation income and other business income.
- The following incomes from public institutions and social organizations are taxable income
- (1) Production, operation and service income refers to the taxpayer's sales income of goods (products), labor service income, business income, project price settlement income, industrial operation income and other business income.
- (2) Income from property transfers refers to income from taxpayers' transfer of various types of property, including income from the transfer of fixed assets, marketable securities, equity, and other properties.
- (3) Interest income refers to the interest paid by taxpayers for the purchase of various securities such as bonds, the interest paid by foreign entities and other interest income.
- (4) Lease income refers to the rental income obtained by taxpayers from leasing fixed assets, packaging materials and other properties.
- (5) Revenue from royalties refers to income derived by taxpayers from providing or transferring patent, non-patented technology, trademark, copyright, and other royalties.
- (6) Dividend income refers to the dividends and bonus income obtained by taxpayers from foreign investments and shares.
- (7) Other income, including income from fixed assets profit, fine income (except for confiscation income obtained by government agencies on behalf of government functions), package deposit income, payables that cannot be paid due to creditors, surplus income from materials and cash And other income.
- Simply put, it is income that can meet the tax standards!