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IP01026 Equivalent income by percentile intervals (2009-2024)

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Høgni P. Vilhelm
4/22/2026
persons and DKK
A
6/4/2027
5/1/2019
Yes
IP01026_INNT_JAVN_A1
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 0  Rounded to zero
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Population: All. However, not persons, for example, who live in retirement homes and other public facilities. Those who live in households where no adult has been liable for tax all year do not count either.

Equivalent income

 Equivalent income, also known as ‘equivalised disposable income’, is an equivalised household income figure adjusted for different household compositions. The modified OECD equivalence scale is used

Percentile intervals

Percentile of equivalent income are calculated having only whole numbers of persons in each interval, but not always the same number in each interval. The value in the interval is mean of the total amounts in the interval. The intervals are ordered ascending by the mean in each interval. The first percentile interval has the lowest mean and the last percentile has the highest mean.

Unit

Danish kroner per person

Equivalent income