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This component is the successor to the ANNEX-YEARS component (1999-2016). This stock shall include the gross annual amount for assistance of all persons who have received social assistance in a reporting year. More information on how to access the data: > https://www.cbs.nl/nl-nl/onze-diensten/maatwerk-en-microdata/microdata-zelf-onderzoek-doen ### Methodology For the 2017 file, the bruisation for everyone is based on tax brackets. This means that the same factor has been used for everyone. The following formula has been used here: Factor = upper limit lower tax bracket/(higher lower tax bracket (upper upper limit lower tax bracket* tax rate discount)) For the current classification of tax brackets and tax percentage/discount in a given year, reference is made to the website of the Tax and Customs Administration. As of the 2018 stock, the bruising rules have been tightened to refine the results. Tax brackets are no longer used only, but a distinction is made for different subcategories, each of which has its own bruising factor. The following explains how the bruising factor will be determined from 2018 onwards. The population of persons benefiting from social assistance is determined by the file BIJSTANDPERSONJJJBUSVV. This stock is linked to the gross amounts from the rest point 2 files from the Polis (in the future: RP2 file) and the net amounts from the monthly files ANNEXED YYYYMMTABVV (in the future: Bus file). This link leads to two groups: A. Persons both in the BUS file and in the RP2 file; B. Persons that are in the BUS file, but not in the RP2 file. For group A, bruising factors are determined by taking the ratio of the net amount from the BUS to the gross amount from the RP2 stocks. For the refinement of the bruising factor, the following subcategories are distinguished (level date 1 July): — Under 18 years of age — AOW pension age and older: the bruising factor is determined on the basis of the load brackets, equal to the 2017 stock. — Factor 2018 = 20142/(20142 – (20142 * 0.3655-2265)) = 1.34 — Factor 2019 = 20384/(20384 – (20384 * 0.3655-2477)) = 1,32 — Factor 2020 = 20712/(20712 – (20712 * 0.3735-2711)) = 1,32 — Factor 2021 = 21044/(21044 – (21044 * 0.3710-2837)) = 1.31 For persons aged 18 to the AOW age, the following distinction is made: — Housing: institution — Housing: addressless persons (homeless and other addressless persons) — Housing: living at home. This category has a further refinement — Age: 18 to 25, 25 to 30, 30 to 40, 40 to 50, 50 to AOW pension age — Form of life: single, single parent, married/living together — Children (only for married/cohabitants): with children, without children — Other (housing unknown or life form different/unknown). The calculated bruising factors are applied to the net amounts from the BUS stock in different subcategories in Group A and B. The bruisation is done by multiplying the net amount by the ratio between the amount from the RP2 stock and from the BUS file. This leads to used amounts in the BUS file. This was not done for the IOAW and IOAZ benefits, as they already concern gross amounts. The used amounts based on the BUS stock and gross amounts based on the RP2 file from group A are compared. Using a set of liability rules, either the used BUS amount or the gross amount from the RP2 file is selected as final gross annual amount. For a more detailed description of the rules, see Process progress. ### Population This file includes all persons who have received benefits during a given year under one of the following laws: — the general assistance under the Participation Act including supplementary income provision for older people (AIO) — the Income Supply Act for older and partially disabled unemployed workers (IOAW) — the Income Supply Act for older and partially disabled self-employed persons (IOAZ) — decision to provide assistance for self-employed persons (Bbz).

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