Statutory social insurance institutions; finance 2002-2011
Description
Within the framework of the National Accounts, CBS collects
quarterly data on statutory social insurance. Social
insurance is current transfers from government and employers to
households with the aim of providing financial security against a number of
risks (such as incapacity for work, unemployment, old age, illness) or
to address certain needs (e.g. housing and education)
provided. The characteristic of statutory social insurance is that they are
government is established and controlled, mandatory for the entire
population or a large part of it and paid for
premium payments.
This table contains part of the data collection from the financial
administrations of statutory social insurance institutions: the
Implementing body Workers’ Insurance (UWV), the Social
Verzekeringsbank (SVB) and the College voor Zorgverzekeringen (CVZ). The
concerns the distribution of contributions and benefits from the statutory
social insurance by fund and by scheme. The amounts
are displayed in terms of the European System of Accounts
(ESR95).
This means, in particular, that a transaction is allocated to the
period to which the transaction relates (transaction basis), and not
the period during which the transaction actually took place
(cash base). Partly because of this, the data presented deviate from the tables
on a cash basis: WW benefits; amounts.
Data available from: first quarter of 2002
Frequency: discontinued
Status of the figures:
Figures up to 2006 refer to definitive data.
Figures for 2007 are further preliminary data.
Figures from 2008 to 2nd quarter 2011 are provisional data.
Amendments as of 25 November 2011:
The preliminary figures for 2010 are included.
When will there be new figures?
Not applicable.
Resources
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https://opendata.cbs.nl/statline/#/CBS/nl/dataset/71475ned/table |
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https://opendata.cbs.nl/statline/#/CBS/nl/dataset/71475ned/table |