Annual Poverty Indicators Survey 2004
Philippines, 2004
Reference ID
PHL-NSO-APIS-2004-v01
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National Statistics Office
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(HH Head) Basic Salaries/Wages from Jan 1 to June 30, 2004 (HCOL17_SAL)
Data File: 2004APIS
Overview
vald
96096
vald
40961895.877
invd
107126
invd
43283469.212
min
0
max
1350000
mean
30515.415
mean
32612.669
stdev
36077.125
stdev
38047.833
Interval
contin
Decimal
0
range
0 - 1350000
Questions and instructions
This item must be asked for all persons with job or business at anytime from January 1 to June 30, 2004 except for the following :
1) self employed
2) employee in his own family operated farm or business
3) unpaid family workers in a family operated farm or business
1) self employed
2) employee in his own family operated farm or business
3) unpaid family workers in a family operated farm or business
If the family member has more than one occupation, add all the salaries/wages received and enter the total amount on the space provided.
Description
Income derived from these jobs or business will be reported in corresponding entrepreneurial activity (Section L).
Cash salaries and wages refer to the gross basic salary or wage earned by the family member from his primary and all other jobs or business during the reference semester. This includes deductions made for retirement, insurance premiums, social security, union dues, PAG-IBIG fund, Medicare, salary loans and other deductions reflected in the payroll.
Conceptually, the cost of living allowance (COLA) is not included in Column 17. However, if the COLA has already been integrated as part of the basic salary/wage, then the amount should be included in the gross salary/wage.
On the other hand, salary and wages in kind includes those compensations received by an employee in the form of goods such as rice, corn, fish or any other form of payment not in terms of money. Impute the value based on the retail prices of article prevailing in the locality at the time of receipt. Also includes the rental value of housing quarters provided to an employee.
Cash salaries and wages refer to the gross basic salary or wage earned by the family member from his primary and all other jobs or business during the reference semester. This includes deductions made for retirement, insurance premiums, social security, union dues, PAG-IBIG fund, Medicare, salary loans and other deductions reflected in the payroll.
Conceptually, the cost of living allowance (COLA) is not included in Column 17. However, if the COLA has already been integrated as part of the basic salary/wage, then the amount should be included in the gross salary/wage.
On the other hand, salary and wages in kind includes those compensations received by an employee in the form of goods such as rice, corn, fish or any other form of payment not in terms of money. Impute the value based on the retail prices of article prevailing in the locality at the time of receipt. Also includes the rental value of housing quarters provided to an employee.
FOR PERSONS aged 5 years old and over WITH JOB OR BUSINESS AT ANY TIME FROM JANUARY 1 TO JUNE 30 2004