Definition
Representation
Data Type | Number |
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Format | N{.N} |
Maximum character length | 2 |
Values
Value | Meaning | Start Date | End Date | |
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Permissible Values | 3.5 | Transfers from overseas governments | ||
1 | Primary cash income | |||
1.1 | Employee cash income | |||
1.2 | Entrepreneurial cash income | |||
2 | Property cash income | |||
2.1 | Interest | |||
2.2 | Rent | |||
2.3 | Dividends | |||
2.4 | Other property cash income | |||
3 | Transfer cash income | |||
3.1 | Australian government cash transfers | |||
3.2 | Superannuation/annuities | |||
3.3 | Current cash transfers from private organisations | |||
3.4 | Current cash transfers from other households | |||
3.6 | Other transfer cash income | |||
Supplementary Values | 9 | Not stated/inadequately described |
Comments
Guide for use:
A person may obtain cash income from more than one of the above sources. Australian Government Cash Transfers above will be classified to a 3-digit level by target group categories which, can then be further broken down. For example, payments to parents could be broken down into payments to single parents and payments to partnered parents. The latter can be broken down again between those receiving the basic amount and those on full or above basic amounts. Similarly, payments to persons of employable age not elsewhere included, can be divided between different payments like Newstart and Mature Age Allowance, or between job seekers and others.
Social security legislation provides a classification of social security payments of different types.
References
Related content
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Data Elements implementing this Value Domain | 0 |