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Article Annexe 61-5

French Public Health CodeIn force

Updated 30 Oct 2023

COMPOSITION OF THE FUNCTIONAL GROUPS OF THE ANNEXED BUDGETS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE D. 6145-6.

UNALLOCATED ALLOCATION

Expenditure

GROUP 1

Operating expenses relating to personnel

A 631: Taxes and similar payments on salaries (tax authorities)

A 633: Taxes and similar payments on remuneration (other bodies)

A 641: Remuneration of non-medical staff

A 6451: Social security and welfare charges: non-medical staff

A 647: Other social security charges

A 648: Other staff costs

GROUP 2

Other operating expenses

A 601: Purchases of raw materials and supplies in stock

A 602: Stocked purchases; other supplies

A 6031: Change in stocks of raw materials and supplies

A 6032: Change in inventories of other supplies

A 6037: Change in stocks of merchandise

A 606: Non-stock purchases of materials and supplies

A 607: Purchases of goods

A 61: External services

A 62: Other external services

A 635: Other taxes, duties and similar payments (tax authorities)

A 637: Other taxes and similar payments (other organisations)

A 65: Other operating expenses

A 66 :

Financial expenses

A 67: Exceptional expenses

A 68: Depreciation, amortisation and provisions

A 709: Discounts, rebates and discounts granted by the establishment

A 7135: Changes in stocks of products (debits)

Revenue

GROUP 1

Income from unallocated endowments

A 7011: Unprocessed crop products

A 7012: processed crop products

A 7013: Animal products

A 7014: Animals other than for breeding and production

A 7018 : Other farm products

A 703: Sales of residual products

A 707: Sale of merchandise

A 7135: Changes in inventories of products

A 72: Capitalised production

A 744: Flat-rate apprenticeship grant

A 751: Income from buildings not used for hospital activities

A 752: Hunting and fishing rights

A 753: Rentals

A 758: Miscellaneous operating income

A 76: Financial income

A 771: Extraordinary income from management operations

A 772: Income from previous financial years

A 775: Proceeds from disposal of assets

A 778: Other exceptional income

A 603: Changes in inventories (credits)

A 609: Discounts and rebates on purchases

A 619: Discounts and rebates on external services

A 629: Discounts and rebates on other external services

GROUP 2

Write-backs of depreciation

and provisions, expense transfers

A 7815: Write-backs of provisions for operating risks and charges

A 78173: Write-backs of provisions for depreciation of stocks and work-in-progress

A 78174: Write-backs of provisions for impairment of receivables

A 786: Write-backs of provisions (to be recorded under financial income)

A 7874: reversals of other regulated provisions

A 79: Expense transfers

LONG-TERM CARE UNITS

SOCIAL AND MEDICO-SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mnemonic letters

B Long-term care centres and units.

E Establishments accommodating dependent elderly people.

J Retirement homes.

K Hospices.

N Home care services for the elderly.

P Other social or medico-social services.

Expenditure

GROUP 1

Operating expenses relating to personnel

61681: Sickness, maternity and accidents at work

621: External staff

631: Taxes and similar payments on remuneration (tax authorities)

633 :

Taxes and similar payments on remuneration (other bodies)

641 : Remuneration of non-medical staff

642 : Remuneration of medical staff

6451 : Social security and welfare charges: non-medical staff

6452 : Social security and welfare costs: medical staff

647 : Other social security charges

648 : Other personnel costs

67281 : Staff costs

GROUP 2

Medical Operating Expenses

6021 : Pharmaceutical products and products for medical use

6022 : Supplies, finished products and small medical and medico-technical equipment

60321 : Change in inventories of pharmaceutical products and products for medical use

60322 : Change in inventories of supplies, finished goods and small medical and medico-technical equipment

6066 : Medical supplies

611 : General sub-contracting

61357 : Medical equipment

61551 : Medical equipment and tools

615611 : Medical computer maintenance

61562 : Medical equipment maintenance

67282 : Medical expenses

GROUP 3

Hotel and General Operating Expenses

601 : Stocked purchases of raw materials and supplies

602 : Stocked purchases; other supplies (except 6021 and 6022)

6031 : Change in inventories of raw materials and supplies

6032 : Change in inventories of other supplies (except 60321 and 60322)

6037 : Change in inventories of goods

606: Non-stock purchases of materials and supplies (except 6066)

607: Purchases of merchandise

61: External services (except 611, 61357, 61551, 615611, 61562, 61681)

62 : Other external services (except 621)

635 : Other taxes, duties and similar payments (tax administration)

637: Other taxes and similar payments (other organisations)

65: Other operating expenses

67283: Hotel operating expenses

713: Changes in product inventories (debits)

GROUP 4

Depreciation, provisions, financial expenses

and exceptional expenses

66: Financial expenses

67 : Exceptional expenses (except 6721, 67281, 67282, 67283)

68 : Depreciation, amortisation and provisions

Revenue

GROUP 1

Overall care package

70621: Global allocation (annual global package) (long-term care retirement homes)

70661 :

Overall funding allocation (care)

GROUP 2

Daily care charges

706112: Daily care charge (retirement homes)

706122: Fixed daily rate for care (long-term care)

70662: Accommodation

7067: Income from services not included in the daily rates for care

GROUP 3

Income from accommodation

70613: Daily accommodation rates (establishments with a fixed rate for care)

70614: Daily rates (establishments for the elderly without a fixed rate for care)

70615: Daily rates for other establishments governed by social legislation

70616: Overall allocation for establishments governed by social legislation

70617: Accommodation charges (EHPAD)

70618: Other income from establishments governed by social legislation

70627: Daily fee (1983 Act) (CAT)

7064: Dependency fees (EHPAD)

GROUP 4

Other revenue

701: Sales of finished goods

702 : Sales of intermediate products

703: Sales of residual products

704 :

Work

7065 : Revenue from activities subject to specific pricing arrangements

707: Sale of goods

708: Revenue from ancillary activities

713: Changes in inventories of products (credits)

72: Capitalised production

74: Operating subsidies and profit-sharing

7583: Reimbursement of expenses

7586: Income from the management of the assets of patients of full age protected by the law of 3 January 1968

7588: Other current management income

761 : Income from participating interests

762 : Income from long-term investments

764 : Income from marketable securities

765: Discounts obtained

767 : Net proceeds from sales of marketable securities

768 : Other financial income

771 : Extraordinary income from management transactions

772 : Income from prior periods

775: Proceeds from disposal of assets

777: Share of investment grants transferred to profit or loss for the year

778: Other extraordinary income

7815: Write-backs of provisions for operating liabilities and charges

78174: Write-backs of provisions for impairment of receivables

786: Write-backs of provisions (financial income)

7874: Write-backs of other regulated provisions

78741: Write-backs of cash reserves

79: Expense transfers

603 : Changes in inventories (credits)

609: Discounts and rebates on purchases

619: Discounts and rebates on external services

629: Discounts and rebates on other external services

ACTIVITIES TO COMBAT ALCOHOLISM

FACILITIES FOR DRUG ADDICTS

Mnemonic letters

U Activities to combat alcoholism.

V Structures for drug addicts.

Expenditure

GROUP 1

Operating expenses relating to personnel

61681: Sickness, maternity and accidents at work

621: External staff

631: Taxes and similar payments on remuneration (tax authorities)

633: Taxes and similar payments on remuneration (other bodies)

641 : Remuneration of non-medical staff

642 : Remuneration of medical staff

6451 : Social security and welfare charges: non-medical staff

6452 : Social security and welfare costs: medical staff

647 : Other social security charges

648 : Other personnel costs

GROUP 2

Medical Operating Expenses

6021 : Pharmaceutical products and products for medical use

6022 : Supplies, finished products and small medical and medico-technical equipment

60321 : Change in inventories of pharmaceutical products and products for medical use

60322 : Change in inventories of supplies, finished goods and small medical and medico-technical equipment

6066 : Medical supplies

611 : General sub-contracting

61357 : Medical equipment

GROUP 3

Other expenses

601 : Stocked purchases of raw materials and supplies

602 : Stocked purchases : other supplies (except 6021 and 6022)

6031 : Change in inventories of raw materials and supplies

6032 : Change in inventories of other supplies (except 60321 and 60322)

6037 : Change in inventories of goods

606: Non-stock purchases of materials and supplies (except 6066)

607: Purchases of merchandise

61: External services (except 611, 61357 and 61681)

62 : Other external services (except 621)

635 : Other taxes, duties and similar payments (tax authorities)

637 : Other taxes, duties and similar payments (other organisations)

658 : Miscellaneous operating expenses

66 : Financial expenses

67 : Exceptional expenses

68 : Depreciation, amortisation and provisions

713 : Changes in inventories of products (debits)

Revenue

GROUP 1

State subsidies

741: Operating subsidies paid by the State

GROUP 2

Other income

706: Provision of services

713: Changes in inventories of products (credits)

72: Capitalised production

742: Equity interests

748 : Other operating subsidies

758 : Miscellaneous operating income

771 : Extraordinary income from management operations

772: Income from prior periods

775 : Proceeds from disposal of assets

778: Other extraordinary income

781: Write-backs of depreciation, amortisation and provisions (to be included under operating income)

786: Write-backs of provisions (included in financial income)

7874: Write-backs of other regulated provisions

79: Expense transfers

603: Changes in inventories (credits)

609 : Discounts and rebates on purchases

619: Discounts and rebates on external services

629: Discounts and rebates on other external services

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