ALLOCATIONS - Part_benefits_resources_homes (DPC)

Description

It is a question of estimating the share of benefits coming within the resources of the beneficiary households. For these data on the income of recipients, the field is narrower than that of Total recipients, and concerns a ‘reference population of recipients’. Indeed, for certain categories of beneficiaries (see below), the reconstitution of their disposable income from the CIF files is impossible or subject to significant uncertainty. In addition, taking into account the assumptions made for the estimation of resources, these data must be analysed taking into account the construction limits. Definition of the ‘reference beneficiary population’: This calculation applies only to recipients for whom the Caf may be aware of the resources. The following are therefore not taken into account: - recipients (and spouses) under 65 years of age, because for these populations the Caf are not aware of all their resources and in particular the minimum old age because it is a non-taxable benefit; - student beneficiaries receiving only the housing allowance, (their resources are generally zero and would wrongly increase the number of precarious beneficiaries) on the other hand students receiving other benefits and having in particular a family responsibility are counted. - recipients of special schemes (RATP, etc.): all the benefits they receive are not paid by the CIF, but by another debtor body, disabled beneficiaries accommodated in specialised or hospitalised care homes, who can declare low (or even zero) resources and therefore be considered as precarious beneficiaries while their costs (accommodation, care, food) are directly covered by the health insurance. The resources taken into account are therefore made up of: income declared in year N-1 (direct collection from the DGFIP - Directorate-General for Public Finance) before tax for beneficiaries with an annual declaration or income declared in the last Quarterly Resource Declaration (DTR) for others (RSA and AAH beneficiaries working outside ESAT) and all benefits received in December of year N increased by the School Return Allowance (paid once a year, usually in August or September). All resources shall be paid on a monthly basis. This data makes it possible to apprehend a form of precariousness of beneficiaries, but still has two essential limits: this is a pre-tax calculation, and for beneficiaries with annual income tax returns the income declared and benefits received are not contemporaneous. Finally, the population concerned is small, it concerns only people known to CAFs and does not make it possible to apprehend the precariousness of elderly people or students. The beneficiary household is the administrative entity to which the CIF pays at least one benefit. It is composed of the beneficiary (person who receives at least one benefit in the light of his/her family and/or monetary situation), his/her spouse/concubine/spousal partner, dependent children and other dependants within the meaning of the regulations in force. An allocative home can therefore include one or more people. The payment entitlement means that the beneficiary household fulfils all the conditions for actually being paid in respect of the month of observation. In particular, beneficiaries who have not provided all their supporting documents, or those whose amount of the benefit is below the payment threshold, are not included in this scope. The geographical field of observation of the dataset corresponds to the municipality of residence of the beneficiary household as recorded in the statistical file of beneficiaries extracted at the beginning of year N+1, regardless of the management cost. Data extracted through the [Open Moulinette] project (https://github.com/armgilles/open-moulinette).

Resources

Name Format Description Link
23 https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/3fcec6e4-787c-4f9b-a875-d802df2f206c
8 https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/d46ceea3-774c-4571-9800-70f5a7addd6f

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  • prestations
  • citizenship
  • public-finances
  • ressources
  • government
  • administration

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