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How to classify daily expenses?
Daily expenses should be classified as follows:

Clothing consumption expenditure: including clothing, clothing materials, shoes, socks, hats, and other sporadic clothing supplies.

Food consumption expenditure: including vegetables, grain and oil and their products, eating out, meat, poultry, eggs and their products, fresh milk and dairy products, aquatic products, condiments, bean products, cigarettes, wine, tea, sugar, dried and fresh fruits, drinks, cakes and so on.

Expenditure on health care services: including medicines and various fitness tools.

Transportation and communication expenditure: including transportation fee, vehicle purchase fee, fuel, maintenance and spare parts, communication vehicle purchase fee and communication service fee.

Expenditure on culture and education: including registration fee, tuition and miscellaneous fees, sponsorship fee, book rental fee, teaching materials, educational software, tutor fee, training course fee, etc.

Non-commodity and service expenses: rent, water, electricity, gas, property management fees, agency fees, travel expenses, etc.

Daily necessities consumption expenditure: daily necessities.

Other expenses: including haircut, bathing, beauty, etc.