The income of an industrial trade association includes the following:
A. Admission fee stipulated in the articles of association of industrial trade association and paid by members when joining.
B. Annual membership dues stipulated in the articles of association of industrial trade association and paid monthly in proportion to capital, producing tools, staff number or products quantity of member factories; in case members purchase clubs, add producing equipment or hold exhibitions, an increased membership due should be charged accordingly with approval of competent authorities.
C. Operating fee collected in accordance with resolutions made in general meetings.
D. Entrusted income.
E. Funds and its interests.

Multi-occupation members that join more than two industrial trade associations should pay their membership dues to each industrial trade association in proportion to the capital, producing tools, staff number or products quantity that belong to the relevant trade for which they join in the industrial trade association.

Members should periodic report their capital situations, producing tools, staff numbers, products quantity and other important data to the industrial trade association so that their membership dues may be easily and correctly calculated.

Each member should at least bear one share of operating fee and no more than 50 shares will not be allowed, when necessary, an increase of membership dues may be charged upon resolutions made in general meetings, the total amount of operating fee and amount of each share are determined at general meetings and reported to competent authorities, and the competent authorities deliver the report to target business competent authorities for approval.

The above-mentioned operating fees are not refundable when members withdraw from industrial trade association.

The budget and financial statement of industrial trade associations should be compiled in annual reports, submitted to the board of supervisors for check, announced at general meeting for approval and finally submitted to competent authorities for future reference.

Enterprises run by industrial trade association should have separate accounts, and the statements of annual financial situations should be submitted to board of supervisors for check, then announced at general meeting and finally submitted to competent authorities for future reference.

When industrial trade association dissolved, personnel in charge of the liquidation work are to be appointed in accordance with resolutions made at general meeting; in case of no liquidators are available, the trade associations or stakeholders assume the task of applying for local court to decide the appointment of liquidators.

Liquidation of the industrial trade associations and enterprises run by it should be made separately, personnel in charge of the liquidation work are to be elected in the general meetings.