Average monthly disposable income per capita in Poland 1989-2022

*Average monthly income per person in a household of employees
Income includes: net income from work, income from social benefits, net income from individual farm (allotments), and other income.

**Average monthly disposable income per person in employee households.
Since 1993, the income category has been modified to introduce the concept of disposable income. Disposable income includes monetary and non-monetary (including the value of items received free of charge and natural consumption), current household income, fewer taxes on income, inheritance, gifts, and property. It is allocated to consumption expenditures, other expenditures, and incremental savings. Disposable income includes: - income from salaried work, which includes wages, i.e., cash payments and the value of benefits in kind due to an employee for work, as well as payments not included in wages (e.g., cash equivalent for the use of one's own clothes instead of work clothes, separation allowance, state, and competition prizes, benefits from the social and housing fund), as well as payment for the work of members of agricultural production cooperatives and assisting members of their families; - income from an individual farm or plot of land, which is the difference between the sum of income and outgoings related to the use of the farm. Revenues include primarily: revenues from the sale of agricultural production, the value of food and non-food items taken out for household consumption, loans and credits taken out, savings deposits taken out, sales of fixed assets and land.