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This article provides information on an upcoming development to the methodology used to estimate defined benefit (DB) pension wealth in Great Britain. This article also includes previously published estimates from Round 7 (financial year ending 2018 – 2020) of the Wealth and Assets Survey, updated to illustrate the impact of the methods change.
Comparison of admin-based small area income (official statistics in development) statistics (ABIS) with official accredited modelled estimates and how they meets the Canberra Handbook criteria.
An update on progress towards developing methods to produce Census 2021 income data for England and Wales
Update on feasibility research producing income by ethnic group statistics for England and Wales from administrative data.
Experimental gross and net, individual and occupied address income statistics for small areas using administrative data from Pay As You Earn, Self Assessment and benefit systems.
Feasibility research on an initial case study producing income by ethnic group statistics for England from administrative data.
Use our calculator to compare your finances with the rest of the population and find out how different households are affected by overspending and poverty.
Experimental small area estimates of gross and net income using data from HM Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC) Pay As You Earn (PAYE), Self-Assessment and the Department for Work and Pensions’ (DWP) benefit systems.
Research using HM Revenue and Customs’ Self Assessment data to produce estimates of self-employment income.
Research comparing ONS official survey-based estimates and new administrative data-based estimates of self-employment income.
