Regulation (EU) No 549/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 M... (32013R0549)
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Regulation (EU) No 549/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 May 2013 on the European system of national and regional accounts in the European Union Text with EEA relevance
- REGULATION
- (EU) No 549/2013
- OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL
- of 21 May 2013
- on the European system of national and regional accounts in the European Union
- (Text with EEA relevance)
- Article 1
- Subject matter
- Article 2
- Methodology
- Article 3
- Transmission of data to the Commission
- Article 4
- Quality assessment
- Article 5
- Date of application and of first transmission of data
- Article 6
- Derogations
- Article 7
- Exercise of the delegation
- Article 8
- Committee
- Article 9
- Cooperation with other committees
- Article 10
- Transitional provisions
- Article 11
- Reporting on implicit liabilities
- Article 12
- Review
- Article 13
- Entry into force
- ANNEX A
- CHAPTER 1
- GENERAL FEATURES AND BASIC PRINCIPLES
- GENERAL FEATURES
- Globalisation
- USES OF THE ESA 2010
- Framework for analysis and policy
- Characteristics of the ESA 2010 concepts
- Classification by sector
- Satellite accounts
- The ESA 2010 and the 2008 SNA
- The ESA 2010 and the ESA 95
- BASIC PRINCIPLES OF THE ESA 2010 AS A SYSTEM
- Statistical units and their groupings
- Institutional units and sectors
- Local KAUs and industries
- Resident and non-resident units; total economy and rest of the world
- Flows and stocks
- Flows
- Transactions
- Properties of transactions
- Interactions versus intra-unit transactions
- Monetary versus non-monetary transactions
- Transactions with and without counterparts
- Rearranged transactions
- Rerouting
- Partitioning
- Recognising the principal party to a transaction
- Borderline cases
- Other changes in assets
- Other changes in the volume of assets and liabilities
- Holding gains and losses
- Stocks
- The system of accounts and the aggregates
- Rules of accounting
- Terminology for the two sides of the accounts
- Double entry/quadruple entry
- Valuation
- Special valuations concerning products
- Valuation at constant prices
- Time of recording
- Consolidation and netting
- Consolidation
- Netting
- Accounts, balancing items and aggregates
- The sequence of accounts
- The goods and services account
- The rest of the world account
- Balancing items
- A diagram of the sequence of accounts
- Aggregates
- GDP: a key aggregate
- The input-output framework
- Supply and use tables
- Symmetric input-output tables
- CHAPTER 2
- UNITS AND GROUPINGS OF UNITS
- THE LIMITS OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY
- THE INSTITUTIONAL UNITS
- Head offices and holding companies
- Groups of corporations
- Special purpose entities
- Captive financial institutions
- Artificial subsidiaries
- Special purpose units of general government
- THE INSTITUTIONAL SECTORS
- Table 2.1 —
- Sectors and subsectors
- Diagram 2.1 —
- Allocation of units to sectors
- Table 2.2 —
- Type of producer and principal activities and functions classified by sector
- Non-financial corporations (S.11)
- National private non-financial corporations (S.11002)
- Foreign controlled non-financial corporations (S.11003)
- Financial corporations (S.12)
- Financial intermediaries
- Financial auxiliaries
- Financial corporations other than financial intermediaries and financial auxiliaries
- Institutional units included in the financial corporations sector
- Subsectors of financial corporations
- Combining subsectors of financial corporations
- Subdividing subsectors of financial corporations into public, national private and foreign controlled financial corporations
- Table 2.3 —
- Financial corporations sector and its subsectors
- Central bank (S.121)
- Deposit-taking corporations except the central bank (S.122)
- MMF (S.123)
- Non-MMF investment funds (S.124)
- Other financial intermediaries, except insurance corporations and pension funds (S.125)
- Table 2.4 —
- Other financial intermediaries, except insurance corporations and pension funds subsector (S.125) and its subdivisions
- Other financial intermediaries, except insurance corporations and pension funds
- Financial vehicle corporations engaged in securitisation transactions (FVC)
- Security and derivative dealers, financial corporations engaged in lending and specialised financial corporations
- Financial auxiliaries (S.126)
- Captive financial institutions and money lenders (S.127))
- Insurance corporations (S.128)
- Box 2.1 —
- Types of insurance
- Pension funds (S.129)
- General government (S.13)
- Central government (excluding social security funds) (S.1311)
- State government (excluding social security funds) (S.1312)
- Local government (excluding social security funds) (S.1313)
- Social security funds (S.1314)
- Households (S.14)
- Employers and own-account workers (S.141 and S.142)
- Employees (S.143)
- Recipients of property income (S.1441)
- Recipients of pensions (S.1442)
- Recipients of other transfers (S.1443)
- Non-profit institutions serving households (S.15)
- Rest of the world (S.2)
- Sector classification of producer units for main standard legal forms of ownership
- Table 2.5 —
- Sector classification of producer units for main standard legal forms of ownership
- LOCAL KIND-OF-ACTIVITY UNITS AND INDUSTRIES
- The local kind-of-activity unit
- Industries
- Classification of industries
- UNITS OF HOMOGENEOUS PRODUCTION AND HOMOGENEOUS BRANCHES
- The unit of homogeneous production
- The homogeneous branch
- CHAPTER 3
- TRANSACTIONS IN PRODUCTS AND NON-PRODUCED ASSETS
- TRANSACTIONS IN PRODUCTS IN GENERAL
- PRODUCTION AND OUTPUT
- Principal, secondary and ancillary activities
- Output (P.1)
- Institutional units: distinction between market, for own final use and non-market
- Table 3.1 —
- The distinction between market producers, producers for own final use and non-market producers for institutional units
- Time of recording and valuation of output
- Products of agriculture, forestry and fishing (Section A)
- Manufactured products (Section C); construction work (Section F)
- Wholesale and retail trade services; repair services of motor vehicles and motorcycles (Section G)
- Transportation and storage (Section H)
- Accommodation and food services (Section I)
- Financial and insurance services (Section K): output of the central bank
- Financial and insurance services (Section K): financial services in general
- Financial services provided for direct payment
- Financial services paid for through loading interest charges
- Financial services consisting of acquiring and disposing of financial assets and liabilities in financial markets
- Financial services provided in insurance and pension schemes, where activity is financed by loading insurance contributions and from the income return on savings
- Real estate services (Section L)
- Professional, scientific and technical services (Section M); Administrative and support services (Section N)
- Public administration and defence services, compulsory social security services (Section O)
- Education services (Section P); human health and social work services (Section Q)
- Arts, entertainment and recreation services (Section R); other services (Section S)
- Private households as employers (Section T)
- INTERMEDIATE CONSUMPTION (P.2)
- Time of recording and valuation of intermediate consumption
- FINAL CONSUMPTION (P.3, P.4)
- Final consumption expenditure (P.3)
- Actual final consumption (P.4)
- Table 3.2 —
- Sector making expenditure
- Time of recording and valuation of final consumption expenditure
- Time of recording and valuation of actual final consumption
- GROSS CAPITAL FORMATION (P.5)
- Gross fixed capital formation (P.51g)
- Time of recording and valuation of gross fixed capital formation
- Consumption of fixed capital (P.51c)
- Changes in inventories (P.52)
- Time of recording and valuation of changes in inventories
- Acquisitions less disposals of valuables (P.53)
- EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF GOODS AND SERVICES (P.6 and P.7)
- Exports and imports of goods (P.61 and P.71)
- Exports and imports of services (P.62 and P.72)
- Table 3.3 —
- The treatment of transportation of exported goods
- Table 3.4 —
- The treatment of transportation of imported goods
- TRANSACTIONS IN EXISTING GOODS
- ACQUISITIONS LESS DISPOSALS OF NON-PRODUCED ASSETS (NP)
- CHAPTER 4
- DISTRIBUTIVE TRANSACTIONS
- COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES (D.1)
- Wages and salaries (D.11)
- Wages and salaries in cash
- Wages and salaries in kind
- Employers' social contributions (D.12)
- Employers' actual social contributions (D.121)
- Employers' imputed social contributions (D.122)
- TAXES ON PRODUCTION AND IMPORTS (D.2)
- Taxes on products (D.21)
- Value added type taxes (VAT) (D.211)
- Taxes and duties on imports excluding VAT (D.212)
- Taxes on products, except VAT and import taxes (D.214)
- Other taxes on production (D.29)
- Taxes on production and imports paid to the institutions of the European Union
- Taxes on production and imports: time of recording and amounts to be recorded
- SUBSIDIES (D.3)
- Subsidies on products (D.31)
- Import subsidies (D.311)
- Other subsidies on products (D.319)
- Other subsidies on production (D.39)
- PROPERTY INCOME (D.4)
- Interest (D.41)
- Interest on deposits and loans
- Interest on debt securities
- Interest on bills and similar short-term instruments
- Interest on bonds and debentures
- Interest rate swaps and forward rate agreements
- Interest on financial leases
- Other interest
- Time of recording
- Distributed income of corporations (D.42)
- Dividends (D.421)
- Withdrawals from the income of quasi-corporations (D.422)
- Reinvested earnings on foreign direct investment (D.43)
- Other investment income (D.44)
- Investment income attributable to insurance policy holders (D.441)
- Investment income payable on pension entitlements (D.442)
- Investment income attributable to collective investment fund shareholders (D.443)
- Rent (D.45)
- Rent on land
- Rents on subsoil assets
- CURRENT TAXES ON INCOME, WEALTH, ETC. (D.5)
- Taxes on income (D.51)
- Other current taxes (D.59)
- SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND BENEFITS (D.6)
- Net social contributions (D.61)
- Employers' actual social contributions (D.611)
- Employers' imputed social contributions (D.612)
- Households' actual social contributions (D.613)
- Households' social contribution supplements (D.614)
- Social benefits other than social transfers in kind (D.62)
- Social security benefits in cash (D.621)
- Other social insurance benefits (D.622)
- Social assistance benefits in cash (D.623)
- Social transfers in kind (D.63)
- OTHER CURRENT TRANSFERS (D.7)
- Net non-life insurance premiums (D.71)
- Non-life insurance claims (D.72)
- Current transfers within general government (D.73)
- Current international cooperation (D.74)
- Miscellaneous current transfers (D.75)
- Current transfers to NPISHs (D.751)
- Current transfers between households (D.752)
- Other miscellaneous current transfers (D.759)
- Fines and penalties
- Lotteries and gambling
- Payments of compensation
- VAT- and GNI-based EU own resources (D.76)
- ADJUSTMENT FOR THE CHANGE IN PENSION ENTITLEMENTS (D.8)
- CAPITAL TRANSFERS (D.9)
- Capital taxes (D.91)
- Investment grants (D.92)
- Other capital transfers (D.99)
- EMPLOYEE STOCK OPTIONS (ESOs)
- CHAPTER 5
- FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
- GENERAL FEATURES OF FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
- Financial assets, financial claims, and liabilities
- Contingent assets and contingent liabilities
- Box 5.1 —
- Treatment of guarantees in the system
- Categories of financial assets and liabilities
- Balance sheets, financial account, and other flows
- Valuation
- Net and gross recording
- Consolidation
- Netting
- Accounting rules for financial transactions
- A financial transaction with a current or a capital transfer as counterpart
- A financial transaction with property income as counterpart
- Time of recording
- A from-whom-to-whom financial account
- Table 5.1 —
- A from-whom-to-whom financial account for debt securities
- CLASSIFICATION OF FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS BY CATEGORIES IN DETAIL
- Monetary gold and special drawing rights (F.1)
- Monetary gold (F.11)
- SDRs (F.12)
- Currency and deposits (F.2)
- Currency (F.21)
- Box 5.2 —
- Currency issued by the Eurosystem
- Deposits (F.22 and F.29)
- Transferable deposits (F.22)
- Other deposits (F.29)
- Debt securities (F.3)
- Main features of debt securities
- Classification by original maturity and currency
- Classification by type of interest rate
- Fixed interest rate debt securities
- Variable interest rate debt securities
- Mixed interest rate debt securities
- Private placements
- Securitisation
- Covered bonds
- Loans (F.4)
- Main features of loans
- Classification of loans by original maturity, currency, and purpose of lending
- Distinction between transactions in loans and transactions in deposits
- Distinction between transactions in loans and transactions in debt securities
- Distinction between transactions in loans, trade credit and trade bills
- Securities lending and repurchase agreements
- Table 5.2 —
- Main features of securities lending and repurchase agreements
- Financial leases
- Other types of loans
- Financial assets excluded from the category of loans
- Equity and investment fund shares or units (F.5)
- Equity (F.51)
- Depository receipts
- Listed shares (F.511)
- Unlisted shares (F.512)
- Initial public offering, listing, de-listing, and share buy back
- Financial assets excluded from equity securities
- Other equity (F.519)
- Valuation of transactions in equity
- Investment fund shares or units (F.52)
- MMF shares or units (F.521)
- Non-MMF investment fund shares/units (F.522)
- Valuation of transactions in investment fund shares or units
- Insurance, pension and standardised guarantee schemes (F.6)
- Non-life insurance technical reserves (F.61)
- Life insurance and annuity entitlements (F.62)
- Pension entitlements (F.63)
- Contingent pension entitlements
- Claims of pension funds on pension managers (F.64)
- Entitlements to non-pension benefits (F.65)
- Provisions for calls under standardised guarantees (F.66)
- Standardised guarantees and one-off guarantees
- Financial derivatives and employee stock options (F.7)
- Financial derivatives (F.71)
- Options
- Forwards
- Options vis-à-vis forwards
- Swaps
- Forward rate agreements (FRAs)
- Credit derivatives
- Credit default swaps
- Financial instruments not included in financial derivatives
- Employee stock options (F.72)
- Valuation of transactions in financial derivatives and employee stock options
- Other accounts receivable/payable (F.8)
- Trade credits and advances (F.81)
- Other accounts receivable/payable, excluding trade credits and advances (F.89)
- ANNEX 5.1
- CLASSIFICATION OF FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
- Classification of financial transactions by category
- Table 5.3 —
- Classification of financial transactions
- Classification of financial transactions by negotiability
- Structured securities
- Classification of financial transactions by type of income
- Table 5.4 —
- Classification of financial transactions by type of income
- Classification of financial transactions by type of interest rate
- Classification of financial transactions by maturity
- Short-term and long-term maturity
- Original maturity and remaining maturity
- Classification of financial transactions by currency
- Measures of money
- CHAPTER 6
- OTHER FLOWS
- INTRODUCTION
- OTHER CHANGES IN ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
- Other changes in the volume of assets and liabilities (K.1 to K.6)
- Economic appearance of assets (K.1)
- Economic disappearance of non-produced assets (K.2)
- Catastrophic losses (K.3)
- Uncompensated seizures (K.4)
- Other changes in volume not elsewhere classified (K.5)
- Changes in classification (K.6)
- Changes in sector classification and institutional unit structure (K.61)
- Changes in classification of assets and liabilities (K.62)
- Nominal holding gains and losses (K.7)
- Neutral holding gains and losses (K.71)
- Real holding gains and losses (K.72)
- Holding gains and losses by types of financial asset and liability
- Monetary gold and SDRs (AF.1)
- Currency and deposits (AF.2)
- Debt securities (AF.3)
- Loans (AF.4)
- Equity and investment fund shares (AF.5)
- Insurance, pension and standardised guarantee schemes (AF.6)
- Financial derivatives and employee stock options (AF.7)
- Other accounts receivable/payable (AF.8)
- Assets denominated in foreign currency
- CHAPTER 7
- BALANCE SHEETS
- TYPES OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
- Definition of an asset
- EXCLUSIONS FROM THE ASSET AND LIABILITY BOUNDARY
- CATEGORIES OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
- Produced non-financial assets (AN.1)
- Non-produced non-financial assets (AN.2)
- Financial assets and liabilities (AF)
- Table 7.1 —
- Classification of assets
- VALUATION OF ENTRIES IN THE BALANCE SHEETS
- General valuation principles
- NON-FINANCIAL ASSETS (AN)
- Produced non-financial assets (AN.1)
- Fixed assets (AN.11)
- Intellectual property products (AN.117)
- Costs of ownership transfer on non-produced assets (AN.116)
- Inventories (AN.12)
- Valuables (AN.13)
- Non-produced non-financial assets (AN.2)
- Natural resources (AN.21)
- Land (AN.211)
- Mineral and energy reserves (AN.212)
- Other natural assets (AN.213, AN.214 and AN.215)
- Contracts, leases and licences (AN.22)
- Purchases less sales of goodwill and marketing assets (AN.23)
- FINANCIAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES (AF)
- Monetary gold and SDRs (AF.1)
- Currency and deposits (AF.2)
- Debt securities (AF.3)
- Loans (AF.4)
- Equity and investment fund shares/units (AF.5)
- Insurance, pension and standardised guarantee schemes (AF.6)
- Financial derivatives and employee stock options (AF.7)
- Other accounts receivable/payable (AF.8)
- FINANCIAL BALANCE SHEETS
- MEMORANDUM ITEMS
- Foreign direct investment (AF.m1)
- Non-performing loans (AF.m2)
- Recording of non-performing loans
- ANNEX 7.1
- SUMMARY OF EACH ASSET CATEGORY
- ANNEX 7.2
- A MAP OF ENTRIES FROM OPENING BALANCE SHEET TO CLOSING BALANCE SHEET
- CHAPTER 8
- THE SEQUENCE OF ACCOUNTS
- INTRODUCTION
- The sequence of accounts
- Table 8.1 —
- Synoptic presentation of the accounts, balancing items and main aggregates
- Table 8.1 —
- Synoptic presentation of the accounts, balancing items and main aggregates (continued)
- SEQUENCE OF ACCOUNTS
- Current accounts
- Production account (I)
- Table 8.2 —
- Account I: production account
- Distribution and use of income accounts (II)
- Primary distribution of income accounts (II.1)
- Generation of income account (II.1.1)
- Table 8.3 —
- Account II.1.1: generation of income account
- Table 8.3 —
- Account II.1.1: generation of income account (continued)
- Allocation of primary income account (II.1.2)
- Table 8.4 —
- Account II.1.2: allocation of primary income account
- Table 8.4 —
- Account II.1.2: allocation of primary income (continued)
- Entrepreneurial income account (II.1.2.1)
- Allocation of other primary income account (II.1.2.2)
- Table 8.5 —
- Account II.1.2.1: entrepreneurial income
- Table 8.5 —
- Account II.1.2.1: entrepreneurial income (continued)
- Table 8.5 —
- Account II.1.2.2: allocation of other primary income
- Table 8.5 —
- Account II.1.2.2: allocation of other primary income (continued)
- Secondary distribution of income account (II.2)
- Redistribution of income in kind account (II.3)
- Table 8.6 —
- Account II.2: Secondary distribution of income account
- Table 8.6 —
- Account II.2: secondary distribution of income account (continued)
- Table 8.7 —
- Account II.3: redistribution of income in kind account
- Use of income account (II.4)
- Use of disposable income account (II.4.1)
- Use of adjusted disposable income account (II.4.2)
- Table 8.8 —
- Account II.4.1: use of disposable income account
- Table 8.9 —
- Account II.4.2: use of adjusted disposable income account
- Accumulation accounts (III)
- Capital account (III.1)
- Change in net worth due to saving and capital transfers account (III.1.1)
- Acquisitions of non-financial assets account (III.1.2)
- Financial account (III.2)
- Table 8.10 —
- Account III.1.1: change in net worth due to saving and capital transfers account
- Table 8.11 —
- Account III.1.2: acquisition of non-financial assets account
- Table 8.11 —
- Account III.1.2: acquisition of non-financial assets account (continued)
- Table 8.12 —
- Account III.2: financial account
- Table 8.12 —
- Account III.2: Financial account (continued)
- Other changes in assets account (III.3)
- Other changes in volume of assets account (III.3.1)
- Revaluation account (III.3.2)
- Neutral holding gains and losses account (III.3.2.1)
- Real holding gains and losses account (III.3.2.2)
- Table 8.13 —
- Account III.3.1: other changes in volume of assets account
- Table 8.13 —
- Account III.3.1: other changes in volume of assets account (continued)
- Table 8.14 —
- Account III.3.2: revaluation account
- Table 8.14 —
- Account III.3.2: revaluation account (continued)
- Table 8.14 —
- Account III.3.2.1: neutral holding gains and losses account
- Table 8.14 —
- Account III.3.2.1: neutral holding gains and losses account (continued)
- Table 8.14 —
- Account III.3.2.2: real holding gains and losses account
- Table 8.14 —
- Account III.3.2.2: real holding gains and losses account (continued)
- Balance sheets (IV)
- Opening balance sheet (IV.1)
- Changes in balance sheet (IV.2)
- Closing balance sheet (IV.3)
- Table 8.15 —
- Account IV.1: balance sheets — opening balance sheet
- Table 8.15 —
- Account IV.1: balance sheets — opening balance sheet (continued)
- Table 8.15 —
- Account IV.2: balance sheets — changes in balance sheet
- Table 8.15 —
- Account IV. 2: balance sheets — changes in balance sheet (continued)
- Table 8.15 —
- Account IV.3: balance sheets — closing balance sheet
- Table 8.15 —
- Account IV.3: balance sheets — closing balance sheet (continued)
- REST OF THE WORLD ACCOUNTS (V)
- Current accounts
- External account of goods and services (V.I)
- External account of primary incomes and current transfers (V.II)
- External accumulation accounts (V.III)
- Capital account (V.III.1)
- Financial account (V.III.2)
- Other changes in assets account (V.III.3)
- Balance sheets (V.IV)
- Table 8.16 —
- Full sequence of accounts for the rest of the world (external transactions account)
- Table 8.16 —
- Full sequence of accounts for the rest of the world (external transactions account) (continued)
- Table 8.16 —
- Full sequence of accounts for the rest of the world (external transactions account) (continued)
- Table 8.16 —
- Full sequence of accounts for the rest of the world (external transactions account) (continued)
- Table 8.16 —
- Full sequence of accounts for the rest of the world (external transactions account) (continued)
- Table 8.16 —
- Full sequence of accounts for the rest of the world (external transactions account) (continued)
- Table 8.16 —
- Full sequence of accounts for the rest of the world (external transactions account) (continued)
- GOODS AND SERVICES ACCOUNT (0)
- Table 8.17 —
- Account 0: goods and services account
- INTEGRATED ECONOMIC ACCOUNTS
- Table 8.18 —
- Integrated economic accounts
- Table 8.18 —
- Integrated economic accounts
- Table 8.18 —
- Integrated economic accounts
- AGGREGATES
- Gross domestic product at market prices (GDP)
- Operating surplus of the total economy
- Mixed income of the total economy
- Entrepreneurial income of the total economy
- National income (at market prices)
- National disposable income
- Saving
- Current external balance
- Net lending (+) or borrowing (–) of the total economy
- Net worth of the total economy
- General government expenditure and revenue
- CHAPTER 9
- SUPPLY AND USE TABLES AND THE INPUT-OUTPUT FRAMEWORK
- INTRODUCTION
- Table 9.1 —
- Schematic outline of a supply table
- Table 9.2 —
- Schematic outline of a use table
- Table 9.3 —
- Table linking supply and use tables to sector accounts
- Table 9.4 —
- Schematic outline of a symmetric input-output table, for products
- DESCRIPTION
- STATISTICAL TOOL
- TOOL FOR ANALYSIS
- SUPPLY AND USE TABLES IN MORE DETAIL
- Classifications
- Valuation principles
- Table 9.5 —
- Supply table at basic prices, and the transformation into purchasers' prices
- Table 9.6 —
- Use table at purchasers' prices
- Trade and transport margins
- Table 9.7 —
- Trade and transport margins — supply
- Table 9.7 —
- Trade and transport margins — use (continued)
- Taxes less subsidies on production and imports
- Table 9.8 —
- Taxes less subsidies on products
- Table 9.8 —
- Taxes less subsidies on products (continued)
- Other basic concepts
- Supplementary information
- DATA SOURCES AND BALANCING
- TOOL FOR ANALYSIS AND EXTENSIONS
- CHAPTER 10
- PRICE AND VOLUME MEASURES
- SCOPE OF PRICE AND VOLUME INDICES IN THE NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
- The integrated system of price and volume indices
- Other price and volume indices
- GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF MEASURING PRICE AND VOLUME INDICES
- Definition of prices and volumes of market products
- Quality, price and homogeneous products
- Prices and volume
- New products
- Principles for non-market services
- Principles for value added and GDP
- SPECIFIC PROBLEMS IN THE APPLICATION OF THE PRINCIPLES
- Taxes and subsidies on products and imports
- Other taxes and subsidies on production
- Consumption of fixed capital
- Compensation of employees
- Stocks of produced fixed assets and inventories
- MEASURES OF REAL INCOME FOR THE TOTAL ECONOMY
- INTERSPATIAL PRICE AND VOLUME INDICES
- CHAPTER 11
- POPULATION AND LABOUR INPUTS
- TOTAL POPULATION
- ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE POPULATION
- EMPLOYMENT
- Employees
- Self-employed persons
- Employment and residence
- UNEMPLOYMENT
- JOBS
- Jobs and residence
- THE NON-OBSERVED ECONOMY
- TOTAL HOURS WORKED
- Specifying hours actually worked
- FULL-TIME EQUIVALENCE
- EMPLOYEE LABOUR INPUT AT CONSTANT COMPENSATION
- PRODUCTIVITY MEASURES
- CHAPTER 12
- QUARTERLY NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
- INTRODUCTION
- SPECIFIC FEATURES OF QUARTERLY NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
- Time of recording
- Work-in-progress
- Activities concentrated in specific periods within a year
- Low-frequency payments
- Flash estimates
- Balancing and benchmarking of quarterly national accounts
- Balancing
- Consistency between quarterly and annual accounts — benchmarking
- Chain-linked measures of price and volume changes
- Seasonal and calendar adjustments
- Sequence of compilation of seasonally adjusted chain-linked volume measures
- CHAPTER 13
- REGIONAL ACCOUNTS
- INTRODUCTION
- REGIONAL TERRITORY
- UNITS AND REGIONAL ACCOUNTS
- Institutional units
- Local kind-of-activity units and regional production activities by industry
- METHODS OF REGIONALISATION
- AGGREGATES FOR PRODUCTION ACTIVITIES
- Gross value added and gross domestic product by region
- The allocation of FISIM to user industries
- Employment
- Compensation of employees
- Transition from regional GVA to regional GDP
- Volume growth rates of regional GVA
- REGIONAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME ACCOUNTS
- Table 13.1 —
- Regional household income accounts
- CHAPTER 14
- FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION SERVICES INDIRECTLY MEASURED (FISIM)
- THE CONCEPT OF FISIM AND THE IMPACT OF THEIR USER ALLOCATION ON MAIN AGGREGATES
- CALCULATION OF FISIM OUTPUT BY SECTORS S.122 AND S.125
- Statistical data required
- Reference rates
- Internal reference rate
- External reference rates
- Detailed breakdown of FISIM by institutional sector
- Breakdown into intermediate and final consumption of FISIM allocated to households
- CALCULATION OF IMPORTS OF FISIM
- FISIM IN VOLUME TERMS
- CALCULATION OF FISIM BY INDUSTRY
- THE OUTPUT OF THE CENTRAL BANK
- CHAPTER 15
- CONTRACTS, LEASES AND LICENCES
- INTRODUCTION
- THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN OPERATING LEASES, RESOURCE LEASES AND FINANCIAL LEASES
- Table 15.1 —
- The recording of three different types of lease
- Table 15.2 —
- The recording of three different types of lease, by type of transaction
- Operating leases
- Financial leases
- Resource leases
- Permits to use a natural resource
- Table 15.3 —
- The recording of three different types of permits for the use of natural resources
- Permits to undertake specific activities
- Table 15.4 —
- The recording of the use and purchase of non-financial assets, by type of transaction and flow
- Public-private partnerships (PPPS)
- Service concession contracts
- Marketable operating leases (AN.221)
- Entitlements to future goods and services on an exclusive basis (AN.224)
- CHAPTER 16
- INSURANCE
- INTRODUCTION
- Direct insurance
- Reinsurance
- The units involved
- OUTPUT OF DIRECT INSURANCE
- Premiums earned
- Premium supplements
- Adjusted claims incurred and benefits due
- Non-life insurance adjusted claims incurred
- Life insurance benefits due
- Insurance technical reserves
- Defining insurance output
- Non-life insurance
- Life insurance
- Reinsurance
- TRANSACTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH NON-LIFE INSURANCE
- Allocation of insurance output among users
- Insurance services provided to and from the rest of the world
- The accounting entries
- Table 16.1 —
- Non-life insurance
- TRANSACTIONS OF LIFE INSURANCE
- Table 16.2 —
- Life insurance
- TRANSACTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH REINSURANCE
- Chart 1 —
- Flows between policyholders, direct and indirect insurers
- TRANSACTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH INSURANCE AUXILIARIES
- ANNUITIES
- RECORDING NON-LIFE INSURANCE CLAIMS
- Treatment of adjusted claims
- Treatment of catastrophic losses
- CHAPTER 17
- SOCIAL INSURANCE INCLUDING PENSIONS
- INTRODUCTION
- Table 17.1 —
- Social insurance schemes
- Social insurance schemes, social assistance and individual insurance policies
- Social benefits
- Social benefits provided by general government
- Social benefits provided by other institutional units
- Pensions and other forms of benefit
- SOCIAL INSURANCE BENEFITS OTHER THAN PENSIONS
- Social security schemes other than pension schemes
- Other employment-related social insurance schemes
- Recording of stocks and flows by type of non-pension social insurance scheme
- Social security schemes
- Other employment-related non-pension social insurance schemes
- PENSIONS
- Types of pension schemes
- Social security pension schemes
- Other employment-related pension schemes
- Defined contribution schemes
- Defined benefit schemes
- Notional defined contribution schemes and hybrid schemes
- Defined benefit schemes as compared to defined contribution schemes
- Pension administrator, pension manager, pension fund and multi-employer pension scheme
- Recording of stocks and flows by type of pension scheme in social insurance
- Transactions for social security pension schemes
- Table 17.2 —
- Accounts for social contributions and pension benefits paid through social security
- Transactions for other employment-related pension schemes
- Transactions for defined contribution pension schemes
- Table 17.3 —
- Accounts for pension benefits payable under a defined contribution scheme
- Other flows related to defined contribution pension schemes
- Transactions for defined benefit pension schemes
- Table 17.4 —
- Accounts for pension benefits payable under a defined benefit scheme
- SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE FOR ACCRUED-TO-DATE PENSION ENTITLEMENTS IN SOCIAL INSURANCE
- Design of the supplementary table
- Table 17.5 —
- Supplementary table on accrued-to-date pension entitlements in social insurance
- The columns of the table
- The rows of the table
- Table 17.6 —
- Rows of the supplementary table on accrued-to-date pension entitlements in social insurance
- Opening and closing balance sheets
- Changes in pension entitlements due to transactions
- Changes to pension entitlements due to other economic flows
- Table 17.7 —
- Other flows as revaluations and other changes in the volume of assets
- Revaluations
- Other changes in the volume of assets
- Related indicators
- Chart 17.1 —
- Pension entitlements and their changes
- Actuarial assumptions
- Accrued-to-date entitlements
- Discount rate
- Wage growth
- Demographic assumptions
- CHAPTER 18
- REST OF THE WORLD ACCOUNTS
- INTRODUCTION
- ECONOMIC TERRITORY
- Residence
- INSTITUTIONAL UNITS
- BRANCHES AS A TERM USED IN THE INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTS OF THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
- NOTIONAL RESIDENT UNITS
- MULTI-TERRITORY ENTERPRISES
- GEOGRAPHICAL BREAKDOWN
- THE INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTS OF THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
- BALANCING ITEMS IN THE CURRENT ACCOUNTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTS
- Table 18.1 —
- The international flow accounts of the balance of payments
- THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE REST OF THE WORLD SECTOR AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTS OF THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
- The external account of goods and services
- Table 18.2 —
- External account of goods and services (ESA V.1)
- Table 18.3 —
- Goods and services account of the BPM6
- Valuation
- Goods for processing
- Table 18.4 —
- The ESA 95 treatment of goods for processing as international trade
- Table 18.5 —
- The ESA 2010 treatment of goods for processing as international trade
- Table 18.6 —
- Recording of processing in the BPM6
- Merchanting
- Goods under merchanting
- Imports and exports of FISIM
- The external account of primary and secondary income
- Table 18.7 —
- External account of primary and secondary incomes (ESA V.II)
- Table 18.8 —
- The primary income account and secondary income account of the BPM6
- The primary income account
- Direct investment income
- The secondary income (current transfers) account of the BPM6
- The external capital account
- Table 18.9 —
- Change in net worth due to current external balance and capital transfers (ESAV.III.1.1)(4)
- Table 18.10 —
- Acquisition of non-financial assets account (ESA V.III.1.2)
- Table 18.11 —
- Capital account of the BPM6
- The external financial account and international investment position (IIP)
- Table 18.12 —
- Financial account (ESA V.III.2)
- Table 18.13 —
- Financial account of the BPM6
- Table 18.14 —
- Links between the functional categories of the BPM6 and the financial instrument categories of the ESA
- BALANCE SHEETS FOR THE REST OF THE WORLD SECTOR
- Table 18.15 —
- Balance sheets for the rest of the world sector (ESA)
- Table 18.16 —
- The integrated IIP statement of the BPM6
- CHAPTER 19
- EUROPEAN ACCOUNTS
- INTRODUCTION
- FROM NATIONAL TO EUROPEAN ACCOUNTS
- Diagram 19.1 —
- Aggregation of the national accounts of the Member States
- Diagram 19.2 —
- European accounts
- Conversion of data in different currencies
- European institutions
- The rest of the world account
- Balancing of transactions
- Price and volume measures
- Balance sheets
- ‧From whom-to-whom‧ matrices
- ANNEX 19.1
- THE ACCOUNTS OF EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS
- Resources
- Uses
- Consolidation
- CHAPTER 20
- THE GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS
- INTRODUCTION
- DEFINING THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT SECTOR
- Identification of units in the government
- Government units
- NPIs classified to the general government sector
- Other units of general government
- Diagram 20.1 —
- Decision tree
- Public control
- Market/non-market delineation
- Notion of economically significant prices
- Criteria of the purchaser of the output of a public producer
- The market/non-market test
- Financial intermediation and the government boundary
- Borderline cases
- Public head offices
- Pension funds
- Quasi-corporations
- Restructuring agencies
- Privatisation agencies
- Defeasances structures
- Special purpose entities
- Joint ventures
- Market regulatory agencies
- Supranational authorities
- The subsectors of general government
- Central government
- State government
- Local government
- Social security funds
- THE GOVERNMENT FINANCE PRESENTATION OF STATISTICS
- Framework
- Revenue
- Taxes and social contributions
- Sales
- Box 20.1 —
- From the ESA central framework to GFS transactions and aggregates
- The ESA central framework
- The ESA GFS presentation of statistics
- Other revenue
- Expenditure
- Compensation of employees and intermediate consumption
- Social benefits expenditure
- Interest
- Other current expenditure
- Capital expenditure
- Link with government final consumption expenditure (P.3)
- Government expenditure by function (COFOG)
- Table 20.1 —
- COFOG, the 10 functions of government
- Balancing items
- The net lending/net borrowing (B.9)
- Changes in net worth due to saving and capital transfers (B.101)
- Financing
- Transactions in assets
- Transactions in liabilities
- Other economic flows
- Revaluation account
- Other changes in volume of assets account
- Balance sheets
- Consolidation
- ACCOUNTING ISSUES RELATING TO GENERAL GOVERNMENT
- Tax revenue
- Character of tax revenue
- Tax credits
- Amounts to record
- Amounts uncollectible
- Time of recording
- Accrual recording
- Accrual recording of taxes
- Interest
- Discounted and zero-coupon bonds
- Index-linked securities
- Financial derivatives
- Court decisions
- Military expenditure
- Relations of general government with public corporations
- Equity investment in public corporations and distribution of earnings
- Equity investment
- Capital injections
- Subsidies and capital injections
- Rules applicable to particular circumstances
- Fiscal operations
- Public corporations distributions
- Dividends versus withdrawal of equity
- Taxes versus withdrawal of equity
- Privatisation and nationalisation
- Privatisation
- Indirect privatisations
- Nationalisation
- Transactions with the central bank
- Restructures, mergers, and reclassifications
- Debt operations
- Debt assumptions, debt cancellation and debt write-offs
- Debt assumption and cancellation
- Debt assumption involving a transfer of non-financial assets
- Debt write-offs or write-downs
- Other debt restructuring
- Purchase of debt above the market value
- Defeasances and bailouts
- Debt guarantees
- Derivatives-type guarantees
- Standardised guarantees
- One-off guarantees
- Securitisation
- Definition
- Criteria for sale recognition
- Recording of flows
- Other issues
- Pension obligations
- Lump sum payments
- Public-private partnerships
- Scope of PPP
- Economic ownership and allocation of the asset
- Accounting issues
- Transactions with international and supranational organisations
- Development assistance
- THE PUBLIC SECTOR
- Table 20.2 —
- The public sector and its subsectors
- Public sector control
- Central banks
- Public quasi-corporations
- Special purpose entities and non-residents
- Joint ventures
- CHAPTER 21
- LINKS BETWEEN BUSINESS ACCOUNTS AND NATIONAL ACCOUNTS AND THE MEASUREMENT OF CORPORATE ACTIVITY
- SOME SPECIFIC RULES AND METHODS OF BUSINESS ACCOUNTING
- Time of recording
- Double entry and quadruple entry accounting
- Valuation
- Income statement and balance sheet
- NATIONAL ACCOUNTS AND BUSINESS ACCOUNTS: PRACTICAL ISSUES
- THE TRANSITION FROM BUSINESS ACCOUNTS TO NATIONAL ACCOUNTS: THE EXAMPLE OF NON-FINANCIAL ENTERPRISES
- Conceptual adjustments
- Adjustments to achieve consistency with the accounts of other sectors
- Examples of adjustments for exhaustiveness
- SPECIFIC ISSUES
- Holding gains/losses
- Globalisation
- Mergers and acquisitions
- CHAPTER 22
- SATELLITE ACCOUNTS
- INTRODUCTION
- Table 22.1 —
- Overview of satellite accounts and their major characteristics
- Functional classifications
- MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS OF SATELLITE ACCOUNTS
- Functional satellite accounts
- Table 22.2 —
- National expenditure on a function or product
- Table 22.3 —
- The supply of characteristic and connected products
- Table 22.4 —
- The use of characteristic and connected products
- Special sector accounts
- Table 22.5 —
- A supply table for key industries and products
- Table 22.6 —
- A use table for key industries and products
- Inclusion of non-monetary data
- Extra detail and supplementary concepts
- Table 22.7 —
- Examples of non-monetary data in satellites
- Table 22.8 —
- Examples of extra detail in various satellites
- Table 22.9 —
- Examples of supplementary concepts in various satellites
- Different basic concepts
- Use of modelling and inclusion of experimental results
- Table 22.10 —
- Examples of different bask concepts in satellites
- Table 22.11 —
- Examples of the use of econometric or mathematical models in compiling the central framework and satellites
- Designing and compiling satellite accounts
- NINE SPECIFIC SATELLITE ACCOUNTS
- Agricultural accounts
- Environmental accounts
- Table 22.12 —
- Physical supply and use table
- Table 22.13. —
- Physical supply and use table
- (continued)
- Table 22.14 —
- Net contribution of consumption and production to GDP and to six environmental themes in the Netherlands, 1993
- Health accounts
- Table 22.15 —
- Key-statistic on health
- Household production accounts
- Table 22.16 —
- A use table for household production
- Labour accounts and SAM
- Table 22.17 —
- A simple system of labour accounts
- Productivity and growth accounts
- Research and development accounts
- Table 22.18 —
- The supply of R&D
- Table 22.19 —
- The use of R&D
- Social protection accounts
- Table 22.20 —
- Overview of social (protection) benefits by social risk/need and transaction
- Tourism satellite accounts
- CHAPTER 23
- CLASSIFICATIONS
- INTRODUCTION
- CLASSIFICATION OF INSTITUTIONAL SECTORS (S)
- CLASSIFICATION OF TRANSACTIONS AND OTHER FLOWS
- Transactions in products (P)
- Transactions in non-produced non-financial assets (NP codes)
- Distributive transactions (D)
- Current transfers in cash and kind (D.5-D.8)
- Transactions in financial assets and liabilities (F)
- (Net acquisition of financial assets/net incurrence of liabilities)
- Other changes in assets (K)
- CLASSIFICATION OF BALANCE SHEET ENTRIES (L)
- CLASSIFICATION OF ASSETS (A)
- Non-financial assets (AN)
- Financial assets (AF)
- CLASSIFICATION OF SUPPLEMENTARY ITEMS
- Non-performing loans
- Capital services
- Pensions table
- Columns
- (a) Liabilities recorded in the main sequence of accounts
- (b) Liabilities not recorded in the main sequence of accounts
- Rows
- (a) Opening balance sheet
- (b) Transactions
- (c) Other economic flows
- (d) Closing balance sheet
- (e) Related indicators
- Consumer durables
- Foreign direct investment
- Contingent positions
- Currency and deposits
- Classification of debt securities according to outstanding maturity
- Listed and unlisted debt securities
- Long-term loans with outstanding maturity of less than one year and long-term loans secured by mortgage
- Listed and unlisted investment shares
- Arrears in interest and repayments
- Personal and total remittances
- REGROUPING AND CODING OF INDUSTRIES (A) AND PRODUCTS (P)
- CLASSIFICATION OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT (COFOG)
- CLASSIFICATION OF INDIVIDUAL CONSUMPTION BY PURPOSE (Coicop)
- 01-12 Individual consumption expenditure of households
- CLASSIFICATION OF THE PURPOSES OF NON-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS SERVING HOUSEHOLDS (COPNI)
- CLASSIFICATION OF OUTLAYS OF PRODUCERS BY PURPOSE (COPP)
- CHAPTER 24
- THE ACCOUNTS
- Table 24.1 —
- Account 0: Goods and services account
- Table 24.2 —
- Full sequence of accounts for the total economy
- Table 24.3 —
- Full sequence of accounts for non-financial corporations
- Table 24.4 —
- Full sequence of accounts for financial corporations
- Table 24.5 —
- Full sequence of accounts for general government
- Table 24.6 —
- Full sequence of accounts for households
- Table 24.7 —
- Full sequence of accounts for non-profit institutions serving households
- ANNEX B
- Table 1 —
- Main aggregates — quarterly
- (7)
- and annual exercise
- Table 2 —
- Main aggregates of general government
- Table 3 —
- Tables by industry
- Table 5 —
- Household final consumption expenditure
- Table 6 —
- Financial accounts by sector
- Table 7 —
- Balance Sheets for financial assets and liabilities (Stocks of financial instruments — consolidated and non-consolidated — and counterpart information
- (45)
- )
- Table 8 —
- Non-financial accounts by sector — annual
- Table 801 —
- Non-financial accounts by sector — quarterly
- SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT
- VOLUME DATA
- SOURCES AND METHODS
- Table 9 —
- Detailed tax and social contribution receipts by type of tax or social contribution and receiving subsector including the list of taxes and social contributions according to national classification
- (60)
- Table 10 —
- Tables by industry and by region (NUTS level 2)
- Table 11 —
- General government expenditure by function
- Table 12 —
- Tables by industry and by region (NUTS level 3)
- Table 13 —
- Households accounts by region (NUTS level 2)
- Table 15 —
- Supply table at basic prices, including transformation into purchasers' prices (current prices and previous year’s prices
- (80)
- )
- Table 16 —
- Use table at purchasers' prices
- (83)
- (current prices and previous year’s prices
- (84)
- )
- Table 17 —
- Symmetric input-output table at basic prices
- (90)
- (product by product
- (89)
- )
- Table 20 —
- Cross classification of fixed assets by industry and by asset (stocks)
- Table 22 —
- Cross classification of gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) by industry and by asset (transactions)
- Table 26 —
- Balance sheets for non-financial assets
- Table 27
- (104)
- —
- Quarterly financial accounts of general government
- Table 28 —
- Quarterly government debt (Maastricht debt) for general government
- Table 29 —
- Accrued-to-date pension entitlements in social insurance
- (118) (119)
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