income quintile ratio | income quintile share ratio | S80/S20 ratio

sign income tax return | validate income tax returns, certify income tax returns, authenticate income tax returns | sign income tax returns | sign tax returns

incomes policy

incoming electrical supplies processing | receiving incoming electrical supplies | incoming electrical supplies receiving | process incoming electrical supplies

deferred credit | deferred income | deferred revenue | income received in advance | prepaid income | revenue received in advance | unearned income | unearned revenue

incoming electronics supplies receiving | processing incoming electronics supplies | incoming electronics supplies processing | process incoming electronics supplies

income taxes recoverable [ current income tax asset | current tax asset | income tax receivables | income tax refund receivable | income taxes currently recoverable | income taxes receivable | income taxes refundable ]

In 2001, the total equivalised income received by the top income quintile was 4.4 times greater that received by the poorest income quintile group.

Inequality || Ensure that lower income groups benefit equally from growth in national income in comparison with the higher income groups Could cover a comparison of population groups per income quintile and relative poverty || End discrimination and inequalities in public service delivery and economic life Could cover discrimination amongst others on the grounds of gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, national original and other status || Empowerment and inclusion of marginalised groups, including ethnic minorities, migrants and refugees Could include the extent to which migrants and refugees have access to public services, ...[+++] health care, education etc (compared with nationals) and indicators on migrant and refugee integration.

In France, for example, 64% of households in the top income quintile use childcare services compared with just 15% of households in the bottom quintile.

However, the draft Joint report on social inclusion [13] shows that the most disadvantaged groups have more, and more serious, health problems: for example, 16% of those in the bottom income quintile say that they are in poor health, compared to 7% in the top quintile [14].