Invoiced own contribution Wmo stay on MLZ-level date in month

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This table shows the average invoiced personal contribution of persons and the number of persons. This concerns the number of persons who use residence financed by the Social Support Act 2015 (Wmo 2015) in the month in which the reference date falls. This can be a protected or short-term residence. The invoiced own contribution for Wmo stay is determined by the CAK on the basis of the low own contribution/high own contribution (LEB/HEB) system. The own contribution is determined per person with Wmo stay, taking into account the housing unit composition, the AOW pension age of the living unit and the contributionable income. It happens that there is an invoiced own contribution of EUR 0.00 if there is a low income subject to contribution. People will receive an invoice for care. Therefore, an invoiced own contribution of EUR 0,– is included in the average. The table contains only persons registered in the Basic Registration Persons (BRP) in the reporting year. The figures are broken down by living unit composition, AOW pension age of the living unit (this is the age of the youngest person in the living unit) and contributionable income. The year 2021 is a transition year due to the introduction of GGZ-Wonen under the Long-Term Care Act (Wlz) and the transition of many people from Wmo residence to Wlz GGZ-wonen. Data available from: 2015 Status of the figures: The figures for the last year are provisional and the figures for the remaining years are final. Changes as of 17 January 2024: Preliminary figures for 2022 have been added, the 2021 figures have become final. When will there be new figures? The provisional figures shall be published no later than 12 months after the end of the reporting year. When new annual figures are published, the previous year’s figures become final.

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23 https://mlzopendata.cbs.nl/#/MLZ/nl/dataset/40073NED/table
0 https://mlzopendata.cbs.nl/#/MLZ/nl/dataset/40073NED/table

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