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 35. HOUSEHOLD INCOME ACCOUNT, Victoria - Current
prices ($m)

Income
Primary income receivable
Gross operating surplus-dwellings owned by persons	13580	14051	14670
Gross mixed income	18238	18341	20111
Compensation of employees	87779	93661	99878
Property income receivable(a)	15529	16509	18765
Total primary income receivable	135126	142562	153424
Secondary income receivable
Social benefits receivable
Workers' compensation	1170	1283	1410
Social assistance benefits	15303	15807	17931
Current transfers to non-profit institutions	1936	1829	2064
Other secondary income	3811	4010	4376
Total secondary income receivable	22220	22929	25782
Total gross income	157346	165491	179206
Uses of income
Primary income payable
Property income
Interest on Dwellings	5304	6699	8488
Consumer debt interest	1069	1281	1549
Property income payable by unincorporated enterprises	1195	1284	1529
Total property income payable	7568	9264	11566
Total primary income payable	7568	9264	11566
Secondary income payable
Income tax payable	22599	24449	26264
Social contributions for workers' compensation	1377	1477	1552
Other current taxes on income, wealth, etc	539	562	605
Other secondary income	3886	4285	4595
Total secondary income payable	28401	30773	33016
Total income payable	35969	40036	44582
Gross disposable income	121377	125454	134624
Final consumption expenditure	111536	118535	125644
Net saving plus consumption of fixed capital(b)	9840	6919	8980
Total use of gross income	157346	165491	179206
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.