Disposable monetary income per consumption unit of Vantaa household-dwelling units by quintile category 1995—

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Disposable monetary income per consumption unit of Vantaa household-dwelling units by quintile since 1995. The income earner data of the household-dwelling unit data is the data at the end of the statistical year for permanent residents in the country. Income earners have no age limits. All income earners are included in the population (not excluded, e.g. those with an exceptionally high income). The household-dwelling unit data do not include persons in institutional care, homeless or unspecified persons or those whose municipality of residence code is permanently abroad. It is not possible to reliably identify other non-residents. Data on persons killed during the statistical reference year are not included. It follows that the accrual of the statistical year of the income of deceased persons (e.g. subject to state tax) is not reflected in the data of the household-dwelling unit in question. There are no uncoordinated household-dwelling units in the sub-region data. They are included in city-level data. Euro-denominated data are in the currency of the statistical year. **Zero income household-dwelling units** The starting material also includes household-dwelling units whose income subject to state tax is EUR 0. The blank items generated in the conversion of various statistics have been corrected to zeros in central government revenue. The income of some household-dwelling units may consist solely of disposable money income for which no taxes are paid. From the point of view of the uniformity and comparability of the data, the total number of household-dwelling units has been left unchanged. Thus, the number of household-dwelling units still includes zero-income household-dwelling units subject to state tax. **Reference person in the household-dwelling unit** The reference person is the highest-income person in the household-dwelling unit. If the highest income is a child under 18 years old, the reference person is the oldest in the household-dwelling unit. It is possible to assign income information to all persons in the ORIGINAL. There are also zero incomes in the data. Although some household-dwelling units’ income subject to state tax would be EUR 0, these household-dwelling units often have some annual consumption income. Disposable monetary income is obtained by deducting current transfers paid from gross income (direct taxes, social contributions and compulsory pension and unemployment insurance contributions). The revenue is the total disposable income accruing during the year in question. **Quintile classes** Quintiles 1 to 5 per consumption unit consist of the number of household-dwelling units, when household-dwelling units are first organised according to their income and divided into five equal parts. The personnel calculations are based on the number of persons included in household-dwelling units. The frequencies of household-dwelling units change in different quintile classes within the area as the basis for defining the quintiles changes. When the definition criterion changes, the sum figures related to the regions do not change. When the quintile classes are defined by, for example, the whole municipality, the departure group is then all household-dwelling units in the municipality. **Low-income household-dwelling units** There is no formal definition of low income in Finland. The commonly used definition of low-income household-dwelling units whose equivalent income (the disposable monetary income per consumption unit) is lower than 60 % of the median (equivalent) income of all households in the whole country is used in the table. **Total income in the household-dwelling unit** Total income subject to state tax in euros per household-dwelling unit. **Consumption units of a household-dwelling unit** The OECD “converted consumption unit scale” recommended by Eurostat, where the first adult in a household-dwelling unit receives a weight of 1, other people aged 14 or over gain a weight of 0.5, and children aged 0 to 13 years receive a weight of 0.3. **Use income of a household-dwelling unit** Disposable monetary income, data in euros, exported to 2005-. **Equivalent income** Household-dwelling unit income divided by the number of household-dwelling units. **Comparison of figures with StatFin tables** For programme reasons, the figures in euros may differ slightly from the corresponding figures in Statistics Finland’s StatFin tables. Data may not be published for regions with less than 100 income earning households.

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0 https://www.avoindata.fi/data/dataset/c211fed6-bf14-4558-968f-5166395d483a/resource/f86b5963-1fbc-4469-a8a7-865583d791f5
0 https://www.avoindata.fi/data/dataset/c211fed6-bf14-4558-968f-5166395d483a/resource/f86b5963-1fbc-4469-a8a7-865583d791f5
0 https://www.avoindata.fi/data/dataset/c211fed6-bf14-4558-968f-5166395d483a/resource/f86b5963-1fbc-4469-a8a7-865583d791f5
0 https://www.avoindata.fi/data/dataset/c211fed6-bf14-4558-968f-5166395d483a/resource/f86b5963-1fbc-4469-a8a7-865583d791f5

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  • tulotaso
  • asuntokunnat
  • desiililuokat
  • tulot
  • tuloluokat

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