Article 1 In order to further standardize the city's social assistance family economic status of the approved work, to ensure the fair and just implementation of the social assistance system, to better protect the basic life of the urban and rural people in need, according to the state and the city's relevant laws and policies, combined with the actuality of the city, the formulation of these measures.

Article 2 These measures apply to the civil affairs departments to apply for various types of assistance programs, including the minimum subsistence guarantee, low-income family assistance, temporary assistance, due to illness, expenditure-type difficulties in family assistance, except for "emergency" matters.

The economic status of the family of the special hardship case is approved in accordance with the "Tianjin Special Hardship Case Determination Measures" (Jinminfa [2017] No. 8).

Article 3 The family economic status referred to in these Measures includes family income and family property situation.

Article 4 Family income refers to all disposable income owned by family members within a certain period of time, including wage income, net (net) income from business, property income and transfer income after deducting the payment of personal income tax, social insurance and housing provident fund in accordance with the regulations.

(a) Wage income refers to all labor remuneration and benefits received by employed persons who are employed by a unit or an individual and engaged in a variety of freelance, part-time and sporadic labor. It includes wages, salaries, bonuses, labor bonuses, allowances, subsidies, and other income related to employment or employment.

(2) Net (net) income from family business refers to the net income from production and business activities, which is the net income after deducting business expenses, depreciation of productive fixed assets and production tax from all business income. Including planting, breeding, collection and processing of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fisheries production income, engaged in industry, construction, handicrafts, transportation, wholesale and retail trade, catering, culture, education and health and social services and other business and paid service activities income.

(c) Property income refers to the income derived from movable and immovable property owned by the family. Including interest on savings deposits, value-added financial products, dividends on securities, savings insurance investments and other dividends and bonuses, dividends from collective property income, the transfer of intangible assets and concessions, subletting of contracted land management rights, and income from renting or letting property.

(d) transfer income refers to the state, units, social organizations of various transfer payments to the resident family and the transfer of income between the resident family. Including alimony, support, maintenance, pension (pension), unemployment insurance, survivor's benefits, compensation income, acceptance of inheritance income, acceptance of donations (gifts) income, village collective welfare funds.

Article V. The following incomes are not included in the family income:

(a) the pension and special care treatment for the beneficiaries and other people who are given special care by the government. Including the regular pension, regular quantitative benefits, disability pension, preferential treatment; before the founding of the country to join the party in rural areas, the old party members, old guerrillas, old traffic regular subsidies, conscript allowances, and military colleges and universities to supply the cadet allowances, the army employment subsidies, and so on.

(ii) Non-remunerative awards issued by the government and relevant departments and units. They mainly include honorary allowances for model workers, awards for scientific and technological achievements, scholarships, bonuses for bravery and courage, one-child fees, and family planning incentives and support payments.

(C) the government and relevant departments and units given a specific purpose of the subsidy funds. Mainly include the public (work) injury of the public (work) injury medical expenses, nursing costs, one-time disability benefits, disability aids, funeral (subsidies), personal injury compensation in the cost of living expenses in addition to the part of the subsidy, school students to obtain scholarships, hardship assistance, medical assistance to subsidize the medical costs, basic medical insurance reimbursement of medical expenses, basic pension for urban and rural residents ("Thirteenth Five-Year Plan"), and so on. During the "13th Five-Year Plan" period, subsidies for low-cost housing and economic rental housing, living allowances for the elderly without income, subsidies for home care services for the elderly in difficulty, and various types of subsidies for people with disabilities.

Article 6 family property refers to all movable and immovable property owned by family members. It mainly includes bank deposits and securities, motor vehicles (except for motor vehicles for the disabled), ships, houses, debts and so on.