Table 4 Income account for households, by sex of the main income earner. Average per household. 1999. Kroner

4	Income account for households, by sex of the main income earner. Average per household. 1999. Kroner

	All households	Sex of the main income earner

	All households	Males	Females

Salary	276 000	338 400	168 100
+Wages and salaries	252 100	306 400	158 100
+Net entrepreneurial income	23 900	32 000	9 900

+Property income	25 000	30 300	15 800
+Interest received	8 600	9 800	6 700
+Share dividends received	9 100	12 100	3 800
+Realised capital gains	4 800	5 600	3 400
-Realised capital losses	800	1 200	100
+Other property income	3 300	4 000	2 000

+Transfers received	80 500	75 300	89 400

+Taxable transfers	65 500	60 800	73 600
+Social security benefits	47 700	43 900	54 200
+Service pension	13 200	12 900	13 700
+ Unemployment benefit	2 500	2 800	2 000
+Alimonies	2 000	1 100	3 700

+Tax-free transfers	15 000	14 500	15 900
+Family (children's) allowances	6 200	6 300	6 000
+Dwelling rent supports	800	300	1 700
+Scholarships	2 000	2 000	2 100
+Parents' tax deductions	1 000	1 000	800
+Social assistance	1 700	1 700	1 700
+Cash benefits	1 100	1 300	700
+Other transfers¹	2 200	1 800	2 800

=Total household income	381 500	443 900	273 300

-Total assessed taxes and negative transfers	97 600	119 500	59 700
+Assessed taxes	94 200	115 200	57 900
+Negative transfers²	3 300	4 200	1 800

=After tax income	283 900	324 500	213 600

-Interest payment and housing income	23 200	27 700	15 400
+Interest paid	26 200	31 100	17 700
-Imputed rent own dwelling/second home	3 000	3 400	2 300

=Income after tax and interest payments	260 600	296 700	198 200

Percentage of households	100,0	63,4	36,6
Number of observations	9 964	7 188	2 776

¹	Other transfers comprise taxfree transfers like basic and attendance benefit, maternity grant, childcare benefit and education benefit.
²	Negative transfers contains maintenance and contribution to private and public pension schemes (jobrelated).