Dataset(s): Effects of taxes and benefits on household income: historical person-level datasets

Data on the effects of taxes and benefits on household income publication from 2001, including average incomes, taxes and benefits and household characteristics of all, retired and non-retired individuals and households in the UK by quintile and decile groups.

Cyswllt:
Household Income and Expenditure team

Dyddiad y datganiad:
19 December 2024

Cyhoeddiad nesaf:
To be announced

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xlsx (890.8 kB) Scheduled update/revision 19 December 2024 09:30
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Correction See correction
Ongoing quality assurance identified a processing error relating to the dataset “The effects of taxes and benefits on household income” for financial year ending 2022. An error was identified in self-employment income, cash benefits and indirect taxes microdata, impacting a range of published tables. After correcting this minor error, revised UK final income remains within 0.3% of previously reported values. “Effects of taxes and benefits on UK household income: financial year ending 2022” headline statistics show a revised median household final income of £38,200 (up from previously reported £38,100), and that richest fifth of people in FYE 2022 paid 9.8% of equivalised disposable income on indirect taxes (up from previously reported 9.0%). We apologise for any inconvenience, data tables and main points have now been corrected.
22 August 2024 09:29
csv (1.8 MB) Scheduled update/revision 18 July 2023 09:30
csv (1.7 MB) Scheduled update/revision 29 July 2022 09:30
csv (1.6 MB)
Correction See correction
We have identified a processing error to the dataset Effects of taxes and benefits on household income for financial year ending 2020. This primarily affected original income, however a range of values across published tables have also been affected.
25 July 2022 11:00
xlsx (765.2 kB) Scheduled update/revision 26 May 2021 13:58