Support #406
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Calcuation of net income variables
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Hi,
I have a question about the precise calculation of income variables such as hhnetinc1 (total household net income - no deductions) or prfitb (total personal income). In particular I'd like to know what the individual components are that go into the calculation. I've check the website and the documentation, but I haven't been able to find more information about. Any guidance would be appreciated.
Many thanks,
Andreas
Updated by Redmine Admin about 9 years ago
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We are currently working on the documentation and should be able to provide more detail in a few weeks' time.
On behalf of the team, Jakob
Updated by Redmine Admin about 9 years ago
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We will be providing more details on the income variables in the user guide to the forthcoming release. Please also note that prfitb is a direct question and not a composite income variable.
On behalf of the team, Jakob
Updated by Laura Jones about 9 years ago
Could I please ask whether housing benefit received by the household goes into hhnetinc1?
many thanks,
Laura
Updated by Redmine Admin about 9 years ago
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Laura,
Yes, housing benefit reported on the income file is included in hhnetinc1. However no allowance is made in hhnetinc1 for the rent rebate/housing benefit reported implicitly in the household questionnaire at questions w_renthb and w_rentg.
On behalf of the team, Jakob
Updated by Laura Jones about 9 years ago
Thank you, and I presume that the deductions referred to hhnetinc3 do not include housing benefit?
Updated by Redmine Admin about 9 years ago
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No, housing benefit reported on the income file is included in hhnetinc1 as well as hhnetinc3. On behalf of the team, Jakob
Updated by Redmine Admin about 9 years ago
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