Turnover / Output for Consumer and Household Goods Repair and Maintenance in Poland 27th Voorburg Group Meeting Warsaw, Poland October 1st to October 5th,

Turnover / Output for Consumer and Household Goods

Repair and Maintenancein Poland

27th Voorburg Group MeetingWarsaw, Poland

October 1st to October 5th, 2012

Central Statistical Office of Poland

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Overview

Classification issues Background information Surveys on turnover

Annual data Short-term data

Deflator for output / turnover Summary

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Classification issues

Repair and maintenance services of consumer and household goods and enterprises running that sort of activity are classified in division 95 Repair services of computers and personal and household goods under the code 95.2 Repair services of personal and household goods according to: The Polish Classification of Goods and Services (PKWiU

2008) which is compliant with the CPA 2008 The Polish Classification of Activities (PKD 2007) which is

fully methodologically, conceptually coherent and comparable with the classification the NACE Rev. 2

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Background informationCharacteristics of Polish market of repair and maintenance of consumer and household goods

no government regulations

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some services are rendered by enterprises united in Polish Craft Association (ZRP) which represents business’ interest towards government and regulatory bodies both in Poland and abroad

wide range of training opportunities offered by ZRP members

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Turnovervariable tendency during 2008-2010, but in general it went down by about 22%In 2010 it constituted about 0,1% of total turnover produced by service sector and amounted to 1 469 mln PLN

mln PLN


Almost 52% of turnover of the group 95.2 comes from enterprises with the core activity within the classes 95.29 (31.7%) and 95.22 (20.2%)

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Number of enterprisesdownfall by 16% to 14 070 enterprisespopulation dominated by small units mainly run by domestic natural persons (almost 96%) and partnership of natural persons (about 4%)


Classes 95.29 and 95.22 are the most significant classes in the structure of number of enterprises with the total share of 47,5%

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Number of persons employeddownfall by 25% to 20 905 persons employed


In the structure of number of employed persons the most significant classes are the following: 95.29 and 95.22 with the shares respectively 27,5% and 21,9%

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Surveys on turnover

Variables describing functioning the market of repair and maintenance services of consumer and household goods: turnover revenues number of enterprises number of persons employed

In Poland, turnover is the most often used variable for analyzing the output of that activity

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Surveys on turnoverAnnual data on turnover

Annual information on the turnover of enterpises are collected within the structural business statistics which comply with:

Regulation (EC, EURATOM) No 58/97 of the Council of 20 December 1996

Regulation (EC) No 295/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 march 2008

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Annual survey on enterprises (SP):•all enterprises with the number of persons employed 10 and more•information are collected within financial statements such as balance sheet and profit and losses account•additional data are reported e.g. type of book-keeping system•deadline: April, 30th

Annual survey of small enterprises (SP3):

•enterprises with the number of persons employed 9 and less•sample of enterprises (about 5%) selected randomly within the settled strata (for 95.2 – class level)•turnover is estimated on the basis of data from Section 4 „Revenues and costs from total activity” •deadline: March, 15th

Questionnaires


Data required under mentioned questionnaires are reported electronically via statistical reporting portal

Exception: enterprises with the number of persons employed 5 and less

Process of data preparation consists of analysis of individual data, imputation and estimation procedure with the usage of accessible information

Availability of data: preliminary – 10 months final – 18 months after the end of the reporting year

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Surveys on turnoverShort-term data on turnover

Data are collected within questionnaire Monthly report on activity (DG-1)

all enterprises with the number of persons employed 50 and more

the 10% sample of enterprises with the number of persons employed between 10 and 49

sample selected randomly within the settled strata for group 95.2 – division level 95

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Surveys on turnoverShort-term data on turnover

VAT data usage is in progress

Estimation of short-term data on total turnover, especially turnover of the smallest units

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availability of VAT data for public statistics is 110 days after the end of reference quarter

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Deflator for output / turnover

the gross turnover deflated by appropriate quality adjusted price index

ISIC Rev.4 recommended preferred alternative

952Repair of personal and household goods

• CPI • weighted appropriate price indices

e.g. CPI for repair of household appliances, repair of leather goods or repair of clocks and watches

• partially representative CPI

• general price index

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The Compilation Manual for an Index of Services Production


In Poland output data are not disseminated at the group level at the constant prices

Hovewer …

For national accounts’ purpose, the output at the level of division 95 Repair of computers and personal and household goods is deflated by annual consumer price index for group 09.1.5 Repair of audio-visual, photographic and information processing equipment by COICOP

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Consumer price indices (CPI) are produced basing on the results of surveys:

consumer price survey

household budget survey

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Deflator for output / turnoverConsumer price survey

in 2010-2012 1,4 thous. of representatives for goods and services in 209 price survey areas all over the country

representatives are selected purposively sample covers all elementary groups of COICOP prices of repair services of personal and household

goods are observed in 6 divisions and 14 elementary groups of COICOP

in 2012 representatives of repair services of personal and household goods – approx. 2,2% of total number of representatives selected for survey

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03 Clothing and footwear of which groups 03.1 and 03.2

05 Furnishings, household equipment and routine household maintenance of which groups: 05.1 – 05.5

06 Health of which group 06.1 08 Communication of which group 08.2 09 Recreation and culture of which groups 09.1 –

09.3 12 Miscellaneous goods and services of which

groups 12.1 and 12.3

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Due to the rare purchase of some repair services of personal and household goods, there are 2 constraints in compilation of CPI for mentioned groups of services:

the accessibility of weights is unstable during years

the difficulties in designating commonly consumed repair services of personal and household goods in order to ensure representatives for elementary groups in all regions

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Deflator for output / turnoverCompilation of CPI in Poland (the Laspeyres’ method)

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Regional level: representative’s price index is calculated as a reference

of monthly price to the price in base period

Summary

Annual information on turnover are available at the group level 95.2 by NACE Rev. 2 in contrast to short-term data which are available at the level of division 95

As far as the short-term statistics is concerned it is recommended to consider the possibility for compiling more detailed data on turnover – at the group level 95.2 by NACE Rev. 2

Analysis of VAT data for their usage in order to obtain source for short-term data on turnover and decrease the respondents’ burden

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Summary

For national accounts’ purpose the output of division 95 by NACE Rev. 2 is deflated by annual CPI for group 09.1.5 Repair of audio-visual, photographic and information processing equipment by COICOP

Due to the rare purchase of some repair services of personal and household goods, compilation of CPI for repair and maintenance of consumer and household goods causes difficulties

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Thank you for your attention

Documents

Turnover / Output for Consumer and Household Goods Repair and Maintenance in Poland 27th Voorburg Group Meeting Warsaw, Poland October 1st to October 5th,