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Non-tax Income of Students in Gansu Province
The specific operation of non-tax tuition in Gansu is as follows:

1. Find the payment window on the home page. There are two types of payment, non-tax payment and education fee.

2. After entering the platform, select the user name as the student number, the initial password is the last six digits of the ID card, and change it to a new password according to the prompt. The new password must be more than 8 characters, including uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers and special symbols.

Student payment:

1. Students can scan the QR code of the campus payment platform of Lanzhou University of Technology through mobile phone WeChat and Alipay, and directly log in to the payment platform to check the payment status.

2. After logging in to the payment platform, the current project amount to be paid will be displayed. Click Tuition Payment and select Financial Item Payment to display the list of payable items. Click Next.

3. Check the amount of tuition and miscellaneous fees in the arrears details, click the payment in the lower right corner, and fill in the mobile phone number correctly in the tax-free notice maintenance column to receive the payment success message.

4. Finally, select the payment method, click the Confirm Payment button, and the payment success page will be displayed to complete the payment. After the payment is completed, you will receive the SMS payment code. Please keep this information for use when printing bills.

Legal basis:

Measures for the administration of government non-tax revenue

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Article 3 The term "non-tax revenue" as mentioned in these Measures refers to all kinds of income obtained by state organs, institutions at all levels, social organizations and other organizations in exercising government functions according to law and using state power, government reputation, owners' rights and interests of state-owned resources (assets). Specifically including:

(1) Income from administrative fees;

(2) Income from government funds;

(3) Confiscated income;

(4) Income from paid use of state-owned resources (assets);

(5) Income from state-owned capital;

(6) Revenue from the lottery public welfare fund;

(7) Franchise income;

(8) Revenue of the central bank;

(9) Donation income accepted in the name of the government;

(ten) the competent department of centralized income;

(eleven) interest income from government revenue;

(12) Other non-tax revenue.

The term "non-tax revenue" as mentioned in these Measures does not include social insurance premiums and housing provident fund (referring to the part included in the depositor's personal account).