1287.0 - Standards for Income Variables, 2010
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21. 'Main source of income' may be derived or self-reported. This section outlines the output options for the variable 'Main source of income' for both situations.
2. Own unincorporated business or share in a partnership 3. Government pension or allowance 4. Rental investment property 5. Superannuation, an annuity or private pension 6. Dividends from shares and/or interest 7. Other 8. Nil or negative
2. Own unincorporated business or share in a partnership 3. Government pension or allowance 4. Rental investment property 5. Superannuation, an annuity or private pension 6. Dividends from shares and/or interest 7. Other* 8. Total** * Includes income from sources other than those listed separately e.g. child support, workers' compensation, scholarships. **Includes units with nil or negative income MAIN SOURCE OF INCOME IS DERIVED 24. 'Main source of income' can be output at any level of the classification supported by reported data. It can only be output for higher level units where detailed information on all sources of income are available for each person within that statistical unit. 25. Units whose 'Total income' sums to zero or a negative value are coded as 'Not applicable' for 'Main source of income' and is output in 'Totals' as indicated below. 26. The minimum standard output categories and footnotes are: Main source of income
Unincorporated business income Government pensions and allowances Other income* Total** * Includes income other than wages or salaries, own unincorporated business income and government pensions and allowances. It includes income received as a result of ownership of financial assets (interest, dividends), and of non-financial assets (rent, royalties) and other current receipts from sources such as superannuation, child support, workers' compensation and scholarships. **Includes units with nil or negative income
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