Footnotes

Data until year 2006 are converted from SIT values by applying the irrevocably fixed exchange rate.
Original data in SIT are available in the table Average annual allocated assets of households, original data in SIT and informative conversion into EUR, Slovenia, annually.

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- Methodological explanations

INCOME

Income data for the years 2000 - 2010 were obtained from the survey. Income data for 2012 were mostly derived from existing registers and administrative records and partly also by means of the survey.

QUINTILE

Households are split into quintiles regarding the available assets. The first quintile consists of the 20% of households with the lowest income and the fifth of the 20% of households with the highest income.

YEAR

Valid for the data for the years 2000 - 2010: Data from three consecutive years [e.g. 2008-2010] are calculated to the middle year [2009] as the reference year.

MEASURES

Due to rounding, the totals do not add up.

AVAILABLE ASSETS

0 Available assets

Available assets [Income in cash and in kind] cover all available money assets, own production and benefits in kind at households' disposal during the observation period.
Available assets [Income in cash] within a household are available financial assets that a household had at its disposal in the survey period.

1 Income

Money income of a household covers financial income that was received by household members in 12 months, except receipts from sale and other receipts.

1.1 Income from work under employment

Income from work under employment included benefits in kind from employment which cover goods that the household received [employer covering the household’s expenditure for electricity, cold water, gas, telephone, TV subscription, vehicle registration, free meals, etc.].

1.2 Income from self-employment

Income from self-employment included value of own production which covers value of own agricultural products and goods consumed within a household during the year [food, beverages, heating].

1.7 Benefits in kind - other

Benefits in kind - other: relatives or friends paying the household’s bills for electricity, cold water, gas, telephone, TV subscription, vehicle registration, etc.

2 Receipts from sale

Receipts from sale are sale of intangible and tangible goods, and sale of securities.

3 Other receipts

Other receipts are: winnings at gambling, compensation for nationalised or dispossessed property, inheritance and legacy, income from life insurance, from insurance companies.

YEAR

2011

Due to the revision of the survey in 2012, data for 2011 are not available.