5204.0 - Australian System of National Accounts, 2004-05  
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Series Ends - Jun.2005

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Jun.2002
Jun.2003
Jun.2004
Table 31. PRIVATE NON-FINANCIAL CORPORATIONS INCOME ACCOUNT,
Current prices ($m)


Income



Primary income receivable
Gross operating surplus
116396
128568
140590
Property income receivable
Interest
8831
9739
11392
Dividends
1856
1970
1556
Reinvested earnings on direct foreign investment
4367
4857
5662
Property income attributed to insurance policyholders
720
741
790
Rent on natural assets
0
0
0
Total property income receivable
15774
17307
19400
Total primary income receivable
132170
145875
159990
Secondary income receivable
Non-life insurance claims
4957
4799
5149
Other current transfers
0
0
0
Total secondary income receivable
4957
4799
5149
Total gross income
137127
150674
165139
Uses of income
Primary income payable
Property income payable
Interest
19063
20018
22595
Dividends
22897
22300
26761
Reinvested earnings on direct foreign investment
3663
7717
5506
Rent on natural assets
2542
2570
2348
Total property income payable
48165
52605
57210
Total primary income payable
48165
52605
57210
Secondary income payable
Current taxes on income, wealth, etc.
Income taxes
22607
27534
31525
Other
0
0
0
Total current taxes
22607
27534
31525
Net non-life insurance premiums(a)
5073
5710
5916
Current transfers to non-profit institutions
0
0
0
Other current transfers
1637
2134
1847
Total secondary income payable
29317
35378
39288
Total income payable
77482
87983
96498
Gross disposable income
59645
62691
68641
Net saving plus consumption of fixed capital(b)
59645
62691
68641
Total use of gross income
137127
150674
165139

n.r. not recorded



(a) Net non-life insurance premiums is equal to premiums plus premium supplements less the insurance service charge.
(b) Net saving plus consumption of fixed capital is derived as a balancing item.