江苏农商行招聘考试法律练习一（Jiangsu agricultural business recruitment examination law practice）.docVIP

江苏农商行招聘考试法律练习一（Jiangsu agricultural business recruitment examination law practice） Jiangsu agricultural business recruitment examination law practice The following 1. standards for childbirth marriage of Chinas family planning policy described in the right one is (). A. late marriage refers to 26 year old male, female 24 years after marriage B. late marriage refers to 28 year old male, female 25 years after marriage C. later refers to 28 year old male, female 26 years after the birth of the first child D. refers to married women of childbearing age of 24 or above the late pregnancy after the birth of the first child [answer] D. The provisions of the regulations on family planning in China, 25 year old male, female 23 years old married for marriage, married women over the age of 24 or later after the first child pregnancy for childbearing. So D is the correct answer. 2., according to the law, the following individual income tax may be exempt from. A. student a work study program earned income 4000 yuan B. b purchase property insurance, loss of property insurance claims 200 thousand yuan C. handicapped people will receive 300 thousand yuan of income from the transfer of their property due to the urgent need for medical treatment D. athlete Ding Yinrong won the Olympic silver medal, and the local peoples Government of the place where he was born awarded the prize money of 300 thousand yuan [answer] B. Analysis: according to the provisions of the personal income tax law article fourth, are exempt from income tax: (1) the provincial peoples governments, ministries and commissions under the State Council China peoples Liberation Army units and above, as well as issued by foreign or international organizations of science, education, technology, culture, health, sports and environmental protection.; (2) interest on treasury bonds and financial bonds issued by the state; (3) issued in accordance with the unified regulations of the state subsidies and allowances; (4) welfare