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Description of methods and sources for Albania - INSTAT

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IPA 2009 Multi-beneficiary StatisticalCooperation Programme3.2 ValuationIn accordance with the basic accounting principle, data in annual accountingstatements which are used <strong>for</strong> the estimation <strong>of</strong> output <strong>and</strong> intermediate consumptioncomponents are on accrual basic <strong>and</strong> administrative <strong>sources</strong> which are on cash basic<strong>and</strong> there<strong>for</strong>e several adjustments are necessary in transfer from cash to accrual data.In principle output is valued at basic prices <strong>and</strong> this includes subsidies on products.Changes in inventories are not adjusted <strong>for</strong> any holding gains at industry level <strong>and</strong> bytype <strong>of</strong> inventory. All products included on intermediate consumption are valued atpurchasers’ prices.Output <strong>of</strong> market producer is measured as the sum <strong>of</strong> sales, changes in inventories <strong>of</strong>finished goods <strong>and</strong> work in progress, the value <strong>of</strong> products which are produced <strong>for</strong>own final use <strong>and</strong> with the value <strong>of</strong> subsidies on products. Changes in inventories <strong>of</strong>finished goods, goods <strong>for</strong> own final consumption <strong>and</strong> work in progress are measuredaccording to input costs. Goods <strong>for</strong> resale are valued at purchasers’ prices.Trade margin as trade output is estimated as the difference between total sales <strong>of</strong>trade goods less the purchase value <strong>of</strong> sold goods <strong>for</strong> resaleIntermediate consumption products are at purchasers’ price. Uses <strong>of</strong> intermediategoods are usually estimated with purchases in the period plus withdrawals frominventories less increases <strong>of</strong> inventories.The main taxes on products are estimated with direct data <strong>sources</strong> on cash basis.VAT is estimated by monthly VAT reports submitted by the Tax Administration <strong>and</strong>annual data from Ministry <strong>of</strong> Finances. Import duties <strong>and</strong> taxes on import areestimated from customs statement. All excise duties due to payment by type <strong>of</strong>excise are shown in monthly reports by the Customs Administration as well as inannual data <strong>of</strong> budget statistics from Ministry <strong>of</strong> Finances. Subsidies on products areaccording to the budget statistics valued as accrual transactions in the period.3.3 Transition from private accounting <strong>and</strong> administrative concepts to ESA95national accounts conceptsTransition from private accounting <strong>and</strong> administrative concept to ESA95 nationalaccounts concepts is an important part <strong>of</strong> national accounts compilation <strong>and</strong>particularly <strong>of</strong> GDP by the production approach. The estimation <strong>of</strong> GDP byproduction approach mostly depends on accounting statements’ data (pr<strong>of</strong>it <strong>and</strong> lossaccounts) as well as on annual structural survey, budget database from Ministry <strong>of</strong>Finances <strong>and</strong> other data <strong>sources</strong>. It is important that questionnaires <strong>of</strong> annualaccounting statements are gradually improved following national accounts’35/236

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