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Documentation
Household income
(INHATAB)
Date:December 1, 2021
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source reference
Publication of results is done by the research institution or the client in its own capacity.
Reference to Statistics Netherlands (CBS) only concerns the use of the non-public microdata.
These microdata are subject to certain conditions accessible for statistical and scientific
research. For further information microdata@cbs.nl. That is formulated as follows:
“Results [partially] based on our own calculations [name of research institute, or client] based
on non-public microdata from the Central Bureau for
the Household Income Statistics .”
English version
“Results based on calculations by [name of research institution or commissioning party] using
non-public microdata from Statistics Netherlands.”
Under certain conditions, these microdata are accessible for statistical and scientific
research. For further information: microdata@cbs.nl.
documentation inhatab 2
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Available file(s):
The files are available for the periods 2011 to 2020.
In the Version history you can see an overview of the available files.
The user should take into account the following: • 2011 to

2013TABV2: Compared to version V1, the variables INHARMLAGL,
INHARMSOCL and INHARMEURL filled.
• The linking of households to persons takes place via the COUPLEPERSONHOUSEHOLD

file of the same reporting year. These files only contain the relationship between persons
(RINPERSONS+RINPERSON) and households (RINPERSONSHKW+RINPERSONHKW)
in order to make a link between persons and the households to which these persons
belong. The location is G:\INCOMESPENDINGS\ COUPLE HOUSEHOLD.
• Consult the available GBA files for personal characteristics and/or backgrounds. These can
be found under Do your own research in the catalog under the theme Population. The
usual procedure applies to requesting these files.
• See Research descriptions for more information on all studies.
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Index
Acknowledgment of source.................................................. .................................................... .... 2
Available file(s): ............................................... .................................................... .... 3
1 Introduction............................................... .................................................... .............. 6
2. Explanation of the content of the files ............................................... .............. 7

Subject microdata file(s) ............................................. .................................................... ...7
Description ............................................... .................................................... ....................................7
Description of the population ............... .................................................... .............................................7
Methodology ... .................................................... .................................................... ..........................7
Process flow...................... .................................................... .................................................... .......7
3. File structure and explanation..................................................... ............................ 8
File structure.......................................................... .................................................... .............. 8
Explanation of the variables .................................................. ..................................... 9

RINPERSONSHKW.................................................. .................................................... ................9
RINPERSONHKW............................................... .................................................... .................9
INHAHL ............................................... .................................................... .....................................9
INHAHLMI .................................................. .................................................... ............................10
INHARMER ............................................... .................................................... ..........................10
INHARMEURL.................................................. .................................................... ........................11
IMPACT .................................................................. .................................................... ..........................12
INHARM LAG.................................................. .................................................... ........................13
INHARMSOC.................................................. .................................................... ............................14
INHARM SOCL .................................................. .................................................... ........................14
INHBBIHJ .................................................. .................................................... ................................15
INHBELIH.................................................. .................................................... ................................16
INHBESTINKH.......................................... .................................................... ........................16
INHBRUTINKH.......................................... .................................................... .......................17
INHEHALGR .................................................. .................................................... ............................17
INHGESTINKH.......................................... .................................................... ........................18
INHP100HBEST.................................................. .................................................... .......................18
INHP100HBESTES.................................................. .................................................... .................18
INHP100HBRUT.................................................. .................................................... .....................19
INHP100HGEST ............................................... .................................................... .....................20
INHP100HGESTES.................................................. .................................................... .................20
INHP100HPRIM.................................................. .................................................... .......................21
INHPOPIIV.................................................. .................................................... ............................21
INHPRIMINKH.................................................. .................................................... ........................22
INHSAMAOW .................................................. .................................................... .........................22
INHSAMHH .................................................. .................................................... .............................23
INHUAF .................................................. .................................................... ...................................23
INHUAFL.................................................. .................................................... .................................24
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INHUAF TYPE............................................... .................................................... ............................25
Version history.................................................. .................................................... ......... 26
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1 Introduction
The Microdata Services team of Statistics Netherlands provides, under certain conditions, non-
public microdata (anonymised data at individual, company and address level) accessible for
statistical and scientific research. This report describes the content and structure of “Household
Income”.
Chapter 2 generally describes the microdata files such as population boundaries, methodological
details, quality and origin of the data.
In chapter 3 the file format is given and all possible scores and their meanings are listed for the
categorical variables.
The following attachments are available to the remote access/On-site users:
- DSC documentation IPO vs-01.pdf -

Revision-Income Statistics.pdf -
VARSSB_INKOMENOUDNW.pdf
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2. Explanation of the contents of the files
Subject microdata file(s)

This topic comes from the System of Social Statistical Files (SSB).
Description
Annual income of households on 1 January of the survey year
Description of the population

Households belonging to the population of the Netherlands on 1 January of the year under review
(actually at the end of the year preceding the year under review).
Methodology
Income Statistics uses data derived from administrations, the most important data supplier of
which is the Tax and Customs Administration. It provides for each person, insofar as it appears in
the basic tax register:
- a limited number of demographic data;
- basic data of the wage tax cards sent to the tax authorities (usually electronically) by withholding
agents;
- basic data for the levying of income tax (tax return form, determined taxable income, etc.);
- data from the Benefits Department (from 2006);
- data on interest and dividend received.
In addition, data is collected from the student grant registrations of the Education Executive
Agency (DUO). This concerns the Study Cost Allowance for persons under the age of 18 and the
Student Finance Act. Furthermore, demographic data about the household composition of the
population, data from the policy administration and data about enrollment in education are used.
With effect from the 2011 reporting year, the income statistics have been revised. The income of
not all households has been observed. When no household income is observed, all fields related
to monetary values are filled with "9999999999".
Process flow
The population of the income statistics includes all households in the Netherlands on 1 January
of the year under review. In fact, this concerns the households at the end of the year preceding
the year under review. In the publication on Statline, persons residing in institutions, institutions
and homes and private households for which no data could be determined are not taken into
account.
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3. File structure and explanation
File structure
Below is an overview of all variables.
TrackNo Name 1 Format

RINPERSONSHKW A1
2 RINPERSONHKW A9
3 INHAHL F2
4 INHAHLMI F2
5 INHARMEUR F3
6 INHARMEURL F3
7 IMPACT F3
8 INHARM LAG F3
9 INHARM SOC F3
10 INHARM SOCL F3
11 INHBBIHJ A2
12 INHBELIH F10
13 INHBESTINKH F10
14 INHBRUTINKH F10
15 INHEHALGR A1
16 INHGESTINKH F10
17 INHP100HBEST F3
18 INHP100HBESTES F3
19 INHP100HBRUT F3
20 INHP100HGEST F3
21 INHP100HGESTES F3
22 INHP100HPRIM F3
23 INHPOPIV A1
24 INHPRIMINKH F10
25 INHSAMAOW A2
26 INHSAMHH A2
27 INHUAF F3
28 INHUAFL F3
29 INHUAF TYPE A1
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Explanation of the variables
This section provides information about the variables.
RINPERSONSHKW
Together with RINPERSONHKW, this indicator identifies the main breadwinner of a
households.
Definition
Together with the person ID, this code identifies a natural person. The code indicates from
which source (registration) the person ID is derived.
Explanation of the definition

In most cases, the source of the person ID is the Municipal Personal Records Database (GBA).
Explanation of use
RINPERSONSHKW together with RINPERSONHKW identifies the main breadwinner
of a household and forms the household number of the income and
wealth statistics.
Code list
Where the Label
R RINPERSON DOES IN GBA
RINPERSONHKW
Together with RINPERSONSHKW, this number identifies the main breadwinner of a
households
Definition
This number identifies a natural person. It is meaningless and dimensionless
number.
Explanation of use
RINPERSONHKW together with RINPERSONSHKW identifies the main breadwinner
of a household and forms the household number of the income and
wealth statistics.
INHAHL
Number of people in the household.
Definition
The number of persons that are part of a household.

In private households, the value is equal to the number of persons that are part of one
household. Several private households can exist at one distinct address. The number of
persons is counted per household and not per address. In front of
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persons in institutional households, the value is equal to the number of persons forming a couple
or family unit or equal to one if it concerns a single person.
Explanation of use The

household units within institutional households are determined specifically for income statistics. In
principle, this group is not published at household level, subject to existing exceptions. The value
99 means that the number of household members is unknown.
INHAHLMI
Number of household members with personal income.
Definition
Number of persons in a household with personal income.

value 99 means that the number of household members with personal income is unknown.
INHARMEUR
Income compared to the European poverty line in the year under review.
Definition
Household income compared to the European poverty line in the year under review

The European poverty line is defined as 60 percent of the median standardized disposable
household income allocated to all persons in the household. The median value is determined for
the population of persons in private households with an observed income. In the European
definition of disposable household income, the mortgage interest paid is counted as income, while
income from the owner-occupied home is not counted as income. This deviates from the Dutch
definition.
The disposable income according to the European definition is then standardized using the
equivalence factors of the OECD. The ratio of the standardized disposable income to the median
value is expressed as a percentage that has been truncated.
Explanation of use
The target population consists of (persons in) private households whose income
is known.
Code list
Where the Label
-2 Institutional household
-1 Private household with unknown income
1 Less than 2%
2 From 2% to 3%
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Where the Label

3 From 3% to 4%
4 From 4% to 5%
.. From to ..%
997 From 997% to 998%
998 From 998% to 999%
999 999% or more
INHARMEURL
Income relative to the European poverty line in the last four years.
Definition
Income of a household compared to the European poverty line in the last four years.

The European poverty line is defined as 60 percent of the median standardized disposable household
income allocated to all persons in the household. The median value is determined for the population of
persons in private households with an observed income. In the European definition of disposable
household income, the mortgage interest paid is counted as income, while income from the owner-
occupied home is not counted as income. This deviates from the Dutch definition.
The disposable income according to the European definition is then standardized using the equivalence
factors of the OECD. The ratio of the standardized disposable income to the median value is expressed
as a percentage that has been truncated. The score for the last four years has been determined for
households that belonged to the target population of the European poverty criterion in the last four years
and contains the highest percentage in these four years.
Explanation of use
The target population consists of (persons in) private households in the year under review whose income
was known and whose main breadwinner lived in at least two of the
belonged to a private household with an observed income three years prior to the year under review.
Code list
Where the Label
-4 No target population in at least 2 of the previous 3 years
1 Less than 2%
2 From 2% to 3%
3 From 3% to 4%
4 From 4% to 5%
… From to …%
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Where the Label

997 From 997% to 998%
998 From 998% to 999%
999 999% or more
IMPACT
Income compared to the low-income threshold in the year under review.
Definition
Income of a household compared to the low-income threshold in the year under review.

The low-income threshold represents the same purchasing power for all years and for all households. Its
level is based on the level of assistance for a single person in 1979.
To determine whether a household has a low income, the disposable income of a household (excluding
tied transfers such as rent allowance) is converted to the standardized income. This standardized income
(with the price index for household consumption) is then converted to the price level in 2000. The resulting
standardized and deflated income is low when it is less than 9,249 euros. This limit roughly corresponds
to the purchasing power of a social assistance benefit for a single person in 1979, when it was at its
highest. The ratio of standardized disposable income to the low-income threshold is expressed as a
percentage that has been truncated.
Explanation of the use Of the

population in private households, a number of groups are not classified by level of income. This concerns
student households and households with an incomplete or unknown annual income. The target population
therefore consists of private households of which the main breadwinner (or possible partner) has a full
annual income and is not dependent on student finance.
Code list
Where the Label
-3 Student household/non-annual income
1 Less than 2%
2 From 2% to 3%
3 From 3% to 4%
4 From 4% to 5%
5 From 5% to 6%
997 From 997% to 998%
998 From 998% to 999%
999 999% or more
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INHARM LAG
Income relative to the low-income threshold in the last four years
Definition
Income of a household compared to the low-income threshold in the last four years.

The low-income threshold represents the same purchasing power for all years and for all households. Its
level is based on the level of assistance for a single person in 1979.
To determine whether a household has a low income, the disposable income of a household (excluding
tied transfers such as rent allowance) is converted to the standardized income. This standardized income
(with the price index for household consumption) is then converted to the price level in 2000. The resulting
standardized and deflated income is low when it is less than 9,249 euros. This limit roughly corresponds
to the purchasing power of a social assistance benefit for a single person in 1979, when it was at its
highest. The ratio of standardized disposable income to the low-income threshold is expressed as a
percentage that has been truncated. The score for the last four years was determined for households that
belonged to the target population of the low-income threshold in all four years and contains the highest
percentage in these four years.

therefore consists of private households of which the main breadwinner (or possible partner) has had a
full annual income in the past four years and has not been dependent on student finance. In addition, the
main breadwinner must have belonged to a private household for the last four years,
Code list
Where the Label
-4 No target population in at least one of the previous 3 years
1 Less than 2%
2 From 2% to 3%
3 From 3% to 4%
… From to …%
997 From 997% to 998%
998 From 998% to 999%
999 999% or more
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INHARM SOC
Income compared to the policy minimum in the year under review.
Definition
Income of a household compared to the policy minimum in the year under review.

The household's disposable income is related to the policy minimum.
Based on the regulations, it has been determined which policy minimum applies to the relevant
household. For example, the norm for a (married) couple with only minor children is equated with
the social assistance benefit of a couple, supplemented with (age-related) child benefit. For the
over-65s, the amount of benefits under the General Old Age Pensions Act (AOW) has been
chosen as the norm.
The ratio of disposable income to the policy minimum is expressed as a percentage that has
been truncated.
Explanation of the use Of

the population in private households, a number of groups are not classified by level of income.
This concerns student households and households with an incomplete or unknown annual
income. The target population therefore consists of private households of which the main
breadwinner (or possible partner) has a full annual income and is not dependent on student
finance.
Code list
Where the Label
1 Less than 2%
2 From 2% to 3%
3 From 3% to 4%
… From to …%
998 From 998% to 999%
999 999% or more
INHARM SOCL
Income compared to the policy minimum in the last four years
Definition
Income of a household compared to the policy minimum in the past four years.

The household's disposable income is related to the policy minimum.
Based on the regulations, it has been determined which policy minimum applies to the relevant
household. The norm for a couple with exclusively
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minor children, for example, is equated with the social assistance benefit of a couple, supplemented with
the (age-related) child benefit. For the over-65s, the amount of benefits under the General Old Age
Pensions Act (AOW) has been chosen as the norm.
The ratio of disposable income to the policy minimum is expressed as a percentage that has been
truncated. The score for the last four years has been determined for households that belonged to the
target population of the low-income threshold in all four years and contains the highest percentage in
these four years.

therefore consists of private households of which the main breadwinner (or possible partner) has had a
full annual income in the past four years and has not been dependent on student finance. In addition, the
main breadwinner must have belonged to a private household for the last four years,
Code list
Where the Label
1 Less than 2%
2 From 2% to 3%
3 From 3% to 4%
4 From 4% to 5%
5 From 5% to 6%
998 From 998% to 999%
999 999% or more
INHBBIHJ
Main source of household income.
Definition
The source from which a household receives the most income.

The main source of income is determined using a center of gravity approach. The main income is
determined step by step from high to low aggregation level. At the highest level, it is determined whether
income from work or transfer income is the most important category. Within the category with the highest
income, the main income is determined at a lower level. A lower limit is used for classification with income
from assets.
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Code list
Where the Label
11 Salary
12 Salary director-major shareholder
13 Profit independent entrepreneur
14 Income other self-employed
21 Unemployment benefits
22 Social Security benefit
23 Other social security benefits
24 Sickness/disability benefit
25 Pension benefits
26 Student grants
30 Property income
99 Household income unknown
INHBELIH
Taxable household income.
Definition
The taxable income from boxes 1, 2 and 3 summed up over all members of the household.

Taxable income is not a stable income concept. It is a concept that depends both on the level of the
gross income and on the rules regarding its taxability. Because the tax rules change from year to
year (in particular the conditions for deductions and exemptions), the amount of taxable income
between the years is not easily comparable.
Explanation of use
The value 9999999999 means that the household income is unknown.
INHBESTINKH
Household disposable income.
Definition
A household's disposable income consists of gross income minus
current transfers paid such as alimony to the ex-spouse, income insurance premiums such as
premiums paid for social insurance, national insurance and private insurance related to
unemployment, disability and old age and survivors, health insurance premiums, and taxes on
income and wealth .

The exact components (variables) of which the income concepts are composed are stated in
"Documentation Income Panel Survey 2001 and subsequent years", tables 4.1 and 4.2 (see internal
link).
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Explanation of use The value

9999999999 means that the income of the household is unknown.
INHBRUTINKH
Gross household income.
Definition
Gross income consists of primary income plus income insurance benefits, social security benefits, tied
transfers, current transfers received, contributions from employees, employers, benefit recipients and
benefit agencies in social insurance premiums.

Income insurance benefits for unemployment, disability, pension and surviving dependant's pension are
benefits such as benefits under the WW/nWW (unemployment benefits act), the WAO (Disability Insurance
Act), the WIA (Work and Income according to Labor Capacity Act) and the AOW (General Old Age
Pensions Act). Social security benefits include, for example, the general social assistance benefit (WWB,
before 2004 ABW). Tied transfers for living and studying are, for example, rent allowance (for 2006 rent
subsidy) and allowance for study costs. Income transfers received are alimony from the ex-spouse. The
precise components (variables) of which the income concepts are composed are stated in "Documentation
Income Panel Survey 2001 and subsequent years", tables 4.1 and 4.2 (see internal link). Gross household
income differs from the definition of personal gross income in including property income, child benefit,
child budget, and tied transfers received.

INHEHALGR
Home ownership of private households on 1 January of the year under review.
Definition
Classification of a private household according to ownership of an owner-occupied home and whether or
not it receives rent benefit.

Home ownership on 1 January of the year under review. Households that did not own a home on 1
January have a rented home and are divided into households without rent benefit and households with
rent benefit.
Code list
Where the Label
1 Own house
2 Rental house without rent allowance
3 Rental house with rent allowance
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Where the Label

8 Institutional household
9 Unknown household
INHGESTINKH
Standardized household disposable income.
Definition
The disposable income of a household corrected for the size and composition of a household.

The standardized income is equal to the disposable household income divided by the equivalence factor
of the household.

standardized income can be seen as a measure of the prosperity of households. The value 9999999999
means the household income
is unknown.
INHP100HBEST
Percentile groups of disposable income of private households.
Definition
Private households divided into 100 groups of equal size according to it
spendable income.
Explanation of use Institutional

households and private households whose income is unknown are not included in the percentile
distribution (no target population).
Code list
Where the Label
-1 Private household with an unknown income
1 1st percentile
2 2nd
.. percentile ..th
98 percentile 98th
99 percentile 99th
100 percentile 100th percentile
INHP100HBESTES
Percentile Groups disposable personal income households exclusive
student households.
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Definition
Private households excluding student households divided into 100 groups of equal size on the basis of
disposable income.

households, private households whose income is unknown and student households are not included in
the percentile distribution (no target population).
Code list
Where the Label
-3 Private student household
1 1st percentile
2 2nd
.. percentile ..th
99 percentile 99th
INHP100HBRUT
Percentile groups gross income of private households.
Definition
Private households divided into 100 groups of equal size on the basis of gross income.

Code list
Where the Label
1 1st percentile
2 2nd percentile
3 3rd
.. percentile ..e
99 percentile 99th
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INHP100HGEST
Percentage groups of standardized disposable income of private households.
Definition
Private households divided into 100 groups of equal size on the basis of standardized income.

Code list
Where the Label
1 1st percentile
2 2nd percentile
3 3rd
.. percentile ..e
99 percentile 99th
INHP100HGESTES
Percentile groups of standardized disposable income private households excluding student households
Definition
Private households excluding student households divided into 100 groups of equal size on the basis of
standardized income.

households, private households whose income is unknown and student households are not included in
the percentile distribution (no target population).
Code list
Where the Label
-3 Private student household
1 1st percentile
2 2nd percentile
3 3rd
.. percentile ..th
99 percentile 99th
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INHP100HPRIM
Private household primary income percentile groups.
Definition
Private households with primary income divided into 100 groups of equal size on the basis of primary
income.

distribution (no target population). Private households that have no primary income are included in the
percentile distribution.
Code list
Where the Label
1 1st percentile
2 2nd
.. percentile ..th
99 percentile 99th
INHPOPIV
Population definition households integrated income and wealth statistics.
Definition
Type of household by indication of whether a household has an observed income.

A household is regarded as having no perceived income if: a. no or a negative income has been
determined (unless there is a profit declaration); or b. if a household has income exclusively from one
(or more) of the following
sources:
- child benefit and child-related budget
- tied transfers (such as rent allowance)
- capital income below a certain limit (the limit was set at 2000 euros in 2002 and is adjusted every year
with the CPI);
or c. if there are implausible data. Three types of households are private student households,
distinguish: households exclusive
student households and institutional households.
Code list
Where the Label
1 Private household with income observation; no student
2 household Private student household with income observation
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Where the Label
3 Institutional household, unit with perceived income
7 Private household without perceived income
8 Institutional household, unit with no perceived income
9 Private, but not belonging to household population (persons not classified)
INHPRIMINKH
Primary household income.
Definition
Primary income consists of income from work, income from own business and income from assets.

Income from work consists of wages and salaries, including employee benefits
employer's contribution to the premiums for social insurance, bonuses, salary savings and remuneration for
work that has not been performed as an employee. This also includes the value of the private use of the
employer's car. Income from own business includes the profit made. Property income consists of the sum of
income from financial assets, income from real estate and income from other assets, less interest paid. The
precise components (variables) of which the income concepts are composed are stated in "Documentation
Income Panel Survey 2001 and subsequent years", tables 4.1 and 4.2 (see internal link). Household primary
income differs from the definition of personal primary income in the inclusion of property income.

INHSAMAOW
Household composition, members of state pension age.
Definition
Typification of a household based on the mutual relationships of the persons within a household and the
presence of persons of the General Old Age Pensions Act (AOW) age.
Explanation of use Up to and

including 2012, the state pension age is 65 years. From 2013, the state pension age will be adjusted annually.
Code list
Where the Label
11 Single man, from state pension age
12 Single woman, from state pension age
13 (Married) couple, both partners from state pension age
14 (Married) couple, one partner from state pension age
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Where the Label
15 Other morep. household, at least 1 person from state pension age Household
20 in IIT, at least 1 person from state pension age Single person, up to state
31 pension age Multi-person household, all persons up to state pension age
32 Household in IIT, all people up to state pension age Unknown household
40
88
INHSAMHH
Household composition.
Definition
Typification of a household based on the mutual relationships of the persons within a household and gender and
age.
Code list
Value Label
11 Single-person household, man up to state pension age
12 Single-person household, man from state pension age Single-
13 person household, woman up to state pension age Single-
14 person household, woman from state pension age Couple
21 without children, main breadwinner up to state pension age Couple
22 without children, main breadwinner from state pension age Couple with
31 only a minor . children Couple with minor. and several. children Couple
32 with only majors. children Single-parent family, minors only. children
33 Single-parent family, minor. and several. children Single-parent family,
41 only adults. children Couple without children but with other resident(s)
42
43
51
52 Couple with minor only. children and other resident(s)
53 Couple with minor. and several. children and other resident(s)
54 Couple with only majors. children and other resident(s)
55 Single-parent family, minors only. child. and other resident(s)
56 Single-parent family, minor. and several. child. and other
57 resident(s) Single-parent family, only seniors. child. and other
58 resident(s) Other multi-person household Population in
71 institutions, institutions and homes Unknown household
88
INHUAF
Degree of benefit dependency of private households in the year under review
Definition
The share of the gross household income of a private household that consists of amounts of social security
benefits provided to members of the household.
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The ratio of the total benefit amount of the household to the gross income of the household is
expressed as a percentage that has been truncated.
Code list
Where the Label
0 0%, no payment
1 More than 0%, less than 2%
2 From 2 to 3%
.. From to ..%
99 From 99 to 100%
100 100%
INHUAFL
Degree of benefit dependency of private households in the last four years.
Definition
The lowest share of gross household income of private households consisting of amounts of
social security benefits provided to household members in the last four years.

The ratio of the total benefit amount of the household to the gross income of the household is
expressed as a percentage that has been truncated. The score for the last four years has been
determined for households that belonged to the target population of benefit dependency in all
four years and contains the lowest percentage in these four years.
Code list
Where the Label
0 0%, no payment
1 More than 0%, less than 2%
2 From 2 to 3%
3 From 3 to 4%
.. From to ..%
98 From 98 to 99%
99 From 99 to 100%
100 100%
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INHUAF TYPE
Main benefit of private households.
Definition
Main (social security) benefit of private households.

It concerns the type of benefit with the highest amount.
Code list
Where the Label
0 No benefit
1 Unemployment benefits
2 Disability benefit
3 Social Security benefit
4 Other social security benefits
8 Institutional household
9 Private household with unknown income
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Version history
File name Rode

INHA2011TABV1 through INHA2015TABV1 Initial placement, final after revision
INHA2016TABV1 Preliminary data
INHA2016TABV2 Final data, replaces 2016V1
INHA2011 through 2013TABV2 Final data, replaces 2011 through
2013V1, 3 variables filled
INHA2019TABV2 Final data, replaces 2019TABV1

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The files are available for the periods 2011 to 2020.

The user should take into account the following: • 2011 to

• The linking of households to persons takes place via the COUPLEPERSONHOUSEHOLD

• See Research descriptions for more information on all studies.

Available file(s): ............................................... .................................................... .... 3

1 Introduction............................................... .................................................... .............. 6

2. Explanation of the content of the files ............................................... .............. 7

3. File structure and explanation..................................................... ............................ 8

File structure.......................................................... .................................................... .............. 8

Explanation of the variables .................................................. ..................................... 9

Version history.................................................. .................................................... ......... 26

The following attachments are available to the remote access/On-site users:

- DSC documentation IPO vs-01.pdf -

2. Explanation of the contents of the files

Subject microdata file(s)

Description of the population

- a limited number of demographic data;

- data from the Benefits Department (from 2006);

- data on interest and dividend received.

3. File structure and explanation

Below is an overview of all variables.

TrackNo Name 1 Format

Explanation of the variables

This section provides information about the variables.

Explanation of the definition

Explanation of the definition

Explanation of use The

Explanation of use The

Explanation of the definition

Where the Label

Explanation of the definition

Where the Label

Explanation of the definition

Explanation of the use Of the

Explanation of the definition

Explanation of the use Of the

Explanation of the definition

Explanation of the use Of

Explanation of the definition

Explanation of the use Of the

Explanation of the definition

Explanation of the definition

Explanation of the definition

Explanation of use The value

Explanation of the definition

Explanation of use The value

Explanation of the definition

Where the Label

Explanation of the definition

Explanation of use The

Explanation of use Institutional

Explanation of use Institutional

Explanation of use Institutional

Explanation of use Institutional

Explanation of use Institutional

Explanation of use Institutional

Explanation of the definition

- child benefit and child-related budget

- tied transfers (such as rent allowance)

Explanation of the definition

Explanation of use The value

Explanation of use Up to and

Explanation of the definition