DBnomics, the world's economic database

[DSD_​TAXBEN_​PTR@DF_​PTRCCUB] Participation tax rate (PTR) for parent claiming unemployment benefits and using childcare services

Updated by provider on November 6, 2024 (6:02 PM).

Documentation
Search filters
Reference area [REF_​AREA] (42)
Measure [MEASURE] (1)
Unit of measure [UNIT_​MEASURE] (1)
Earnings of the reference person [INCOME_​CURR] (3)
Household type [HOUSEHOLD_​TYPE] (2)
Age of children [AGE_​CHILDREN] (1)
Earnings of the spouse [INCOME_​PART] (4)
Use of childcare services [CHILDCARE_​USE] (1)
Unemployment duration [UNEMP_​DURATION] (9)
Eligibility for social assistance benefits [SOC_​ASS_​BENEFIT] (2)
Eligibility for rent supplements [HOUSE_​BENEFIT] (2)
Eligibility for temporary into-work benefits [TEMP_​INTOWORK_​BENEFIT] (2)
Primary out-of-work benefit [BENEFIT_​TYPE] (1)
Participation tax rate breakdown [CONTRIBUTION] (5)
Frequency of observation [FREQ] (1)

This dataset has 164,160 series:

[AUS.TLBDSNJ.PT_​EARN_​NEW_​JOB.AW100.C_​C2.Y2_​3.AW100.YES.M12.NO.NO.NO.UNEMP.CB.A] Australia – Changes in tax and benefit amounts when starting a new job – Percentage of earnings in the new job – 100% of average wage – Couple, 2 children – 2 and 3 years – 100% of average wage – Yes – 12 months – No – No – No – Unemployment benefit – Contribution of childcare benefits – Annual

from
2004=-4
to
2023=-33
min:
-33
max:
-4
avg:
-20.3
σ:
7.295

[AUS.TLBDSNJ.PT_​EARN_​NEW_​JOB.AW100.C_​C2.Y2_​3.AW100.YES.M12.NO.NO.NO.UNEMP.CF.A] Australia – Changes in tax and benefit amounts when starting a new job – Percentage of earnings in the new job – 100% of average wage – Couple, 2 children – 2 and 3 years – 100% of average wage – Yes – 12 months – No – No – No – Unemployment benefit – Contribution of childcare fees – Annual

from
2004=35
to
2023=51
min:
35
max:
51
avg:
43.8
σ:
5.528

[AUS.TLBDSNJ.PT_​EARN_​NEW_​JOB.AW100.C_​C2.Y2_​3.AW100.YES.M12.NO.NO.NO.UNEMP.TAX.A] Australia – Changes in tax and benefit amounts when starting a new job – Percentage of earnings in the new job – 100% of average wage – Couple, 2 children – 2 and 3 years – 100% of average wage – Yes – 12 months – No – No – No – Unemployment benefit – Contribution of taxes – Annual

from
2004=15
to
2023=25
min:
15
max:
25
avg:
22.9
σ:
2.737

[AUS.TLBDSNJ.PT_​EARN_​NEW_​JOB.AW100.C_​C2.Y2_​3.AW100.YES.M12.NO.NO.NO.UNEMP._​O.A] Australia – Changes in tax and benefit amounts when starting a new job – Percentage of earnings in the new job – 100% of average wage – Couple, 2 children – 2 and 3 years – 100% of average wage – Yes – 12 months – No – No – No – Unemployment benefit – Contribution of other benefits – Annual

from
2004=15
to
2023=8
min:
8
max:
15
avg:
10.3
σ:
2.571

[AUS.TLBDSNJ.PT_​EARN_​NEW_​JOB.AW100.C_​C2.Y2_​3.AW100.YES.M12.NO.NO.NO.UNEMP._​T.A] Australia – Changes in tax and benefit amounts when starting a new job – Percentage of earnings in the new job – 100% of average wage – Couple, 2 children – 2 and 3 years – 100% of average wage – Yes – 12 months – No – No – No – Unemployment benefit – Total – Annual

from
2004=60
to
2023=51
min:
51
max:
60
avg:
56.6
σ:
2.653

[AUS.TLBDSNJ.PT_​EARN_​NEW_​JOB.AW100.C_​C2.Y2_​3.AW100.YES.M12.NO.NO.YES.UNEMP.CB.A] Australia – Changes in tax and benefit amounts when starting a new job – Percentage of earnings in the new job – 100% of average wage – Couple, 2 children – 2 and 3 years – 100% of average wage – Yes – 12 months – No – No – Yes – Unemployment benefit – Contribution of childcare benefits – Annual

from
2004=-4
to
2023=-33
min:
-33
max:
-4
avg:
-20.3
σ:
7.295

[AUS.TLBDSNJ.PT_​EARN_​NEW_​JOB.AW100.C_​C2.Y2_​3.AW100.YES.M12.NO.NO.YES.UNEMP.CF.A] Australia – Changes in tax and benefit amounts when starting a new job – Percentage of earnings in the new job – 100% of average wage – Couple, 2 children – 2 and 3 years – 100% of average wage – Yes – 12 months – No – No – Yes – Unemployment benefit – Contribution of childcare fees – Annual

from
2004=35
to
2023=51
min:
35
max:
51
avg:
43.8
σ:
5.528

[AUS.TLBDSNJ.PT_​EARN_​NEW_​JOB.AW100.C_​C2.Y2_​3.AW100.YES.M12.NO.NO.YES.UNEMP.TAX.A] Australia – Changes in tax and benefit amounts when starting a new job – Percentage of earnings in the new job – 100% of average wage – Couple, 2 children – 2 and 3 years – 100% of average wage – Yes – 12 months – No – No – Yes – Unemployment benefit – Contribution of taxes – Annual

from
2004=15
to
2023=25
min:
15
max:
25
avg:
22.9
σ:
2.737

[AUS.TLBDSNJ.PT_​EARN_​NEW_​JOB.AW100.C_​C2.Y2_​3.AW100.YES.M12.NO.NO.YES.UNEMP._​O.A] Australia – Changes in tax and benefit amounts when starting a new job – Percentage of earnings in the new job – 100% of average wage – Couple, 2 children – 2 and 3 years – 100% of average wage – Yes – 12 months – No – No – Yes – Unemployment benefit – Contribution of other benefits – Annual

from
2004=15
to
2023=8
min:
8
max:
15
avg:
10.3
σ:
2.571

[AUS.TLBDSNJ.PT_​EARN_​NEW_​JOB.AW100.C_​C2.Y2_​3.AW100.YES.M12.NO.NO.YES.UNEMP._​T.A] Australia – Changes in tax and benefit amounts when starting a new job – Percentage of earnings in the new job – 100% of average wage – Couple, 2 children – 2 and 3 years – 100% of average wage – Yes – 12 months – No – No – Yes – Unemployment benefit – Total – Annual

from
2004=60
to
2023=51
min:
51
max:
60
avg:
56.6
σ:
2.653