5220.0 - Australian National Accounts: State Accounts, 2004-05  
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Series Starts - Jun.1990

Series Ends - Jun.2005

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Jun.2002
Jun.2003
Jun.2004
Table 37. HOUSEHOLD INCOME ACCOUNT, South Australia -
Current prices ($m)


Income



Primary income receivable
Gross operating surplus-dwellings owned by persons
3752
3894
4102
Gross mixed income
6429
5902
6418
Compensation of employees
24390
25642
26238
Property income receivable(a)
3783
3980
4475
Total primary income receivable
38354
39418
41233
Secondary income receivable
Social benefits receivable
Workers' compensation
513
552
590
Social assistance benefits
5362
5523
6214
Current transfers to non-profit institutions
989
982
841
Other secondary income
1163
1215
1342
Total secondary income receivable
8027
8272
8987
Total gross income
46381
47690
50220
Uses of income
Primary income payable
Property income
Interest on Dwellings
1381
1733
2236
Consumer debt interest
271
331
391
Property income payable by unincorporated enterprises
297
319
379
Total property income payable
1948
2382
3006
Total primary income payable
1948
2382
3006
Secondary income payable
Income tax payable
6240
6539
6958
Social contributions for workers' compensation
604
636
649
Other current taxes on income, wealth, etc
168
176
197
Other secondary income
1189
1302
1410
Total secondary income payable
8201
8653
9214
Total income payable
10149
11035
12221
Gross disposable income
36232
36655
37999
Final consumption expenditure
31618
33960
35823
Net saving plus consumption of fixed capital(b)
4614
2695
2176
Total use of gross income
46381
47690
50220

n.r. not recorded



(a) Includes investment income of insurance enterprises and superannuation funds attributable to policyholders and imputed interest on government unfunded superannuation arrangements.
(b) Net saving plus consumption of fixed capital is derived as a balancing item.