  In this paper we consider two related stochastic models. The first one is a
branching system consisting of particles moving according to a Markov family in
R^d and undergoing subcritical branching with a constant rate of V>0. New
particles immigrate to the system according to a homogeneous space time Poisson
random field. The second model is the superprocess corresponding to the
branching particle system. We study rescaled occupation time process and the
process of its fluctuations with very mild assumptions on the Markov family. In
the general setting a functional central limit theorem as well as large and
moderate deviations principles are proved. The subcriticality of the branching
law determines the behaviour in large time scales and in "overwhelms" the
properties of the particles' motion. For this reason the results are the same
for all dimensions and can be obtained for a wide class of Markov processes
(both properties are unusual for systems with critical branching).
