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Disposable income of the household sector 1994-2019

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Million ISK/relative change/thousand ISK

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1994-2019

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THJ06010

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Footnotes

Figures regarding interest from bank deposits in property income are not fully comparable between the period 1994-1999 and 2000-2012 due to different sources for those two periods.

1. Compensation of employees
1.1. Wages and salaries in cash
1.2. Mileage allowances
1.2.1. Subtraction on mileage allowances
1.3. Travelling allowances
1.3.1. Subtraction on travelling allowances
1.4. Other income
1.5. Individuals with estimated income
1.6. Employers' social social insurance contributions
1.7. Net wages from abroad
1.8. Scolarships and research grants
1.8.1. Subtraction on scolarships and research grants
2. Operating surplus
2.1. Calculated owners income
2.2. Operating surplus from unincorporated enterprises
2.3. Operating surplus from ownersŽ occupied dwellings
3. Property income
3.0.1. Thereof FISIM
3.1. Interest from bank deposits
3.2. Interest from securities, taxable to wealth tax
3.3. Inerest from securities, non-taxable to wealth tax
3.4. Dividends
3.5. Other
4. Current transfers received
4.1. Social security benefits
4.2. Non-taxable bernefits from the social security system
4.3. Financial assistance from local governments
4.4. Payments from pension funds
4.4.1. Thereof withdrawal allowance from supplementary pension savings
4.5. Unemployment benefits
4.6. Child allowance
4.7. Interest reimbursements
4.8. Rent reimbursements
4.9. Other tax free income
4.10. Paternity leave pay
4.11. Insurance claims
5. Total income (5=1+2+3+4)
6. Property expenditure
6.0.1. Thereof FISIM (deducted)
6.1. Interest expenditures on dwellings
6.2. Other interest paid
6.3. Interest expense on properties leased
6.4. Rents on land
7. Current transfers paid
7.1. Taxes on income and wealth
7.1.1. Thereof: taxes on capital gains
7.2. Social security contributions
7.3. Pension fund premium
7.3.1. Thereof personally identified premiums
7.4. Other current transfers paid
8. Total expenditure (8=6+7)
9. Disposable income (9=5-8)
Relative change in disposable income from previous year
10. Disposable income per capita, thousand ISK
Relative change in disposable income per capita
11. Relative change in purchasing power of disposable income per capita

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