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Executive Order On Turnover Of Annuities To The Capital Amount In 2014 In Accordance With The Law On Workers ' Compensation Insurance For Accidents Occurred And For Occupational Diseases Notified The 1. January 2011 Or Later

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om omsætning af løbende ydelser til kapitalbeløb i 2014 efter lov om arbejdsskadesikring for ulykker indtrådt og for erhvervssygdomme anmeldt den 1. januar 2011 eller senere

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Publication of the movement of current benefits to capital amounts in 2014, in accordance with the law on occupational damage to accidents, and for occupational diseases notified on 1. January, 2011, or later

Purline of section 27 (2). 4, in the area of labour harm protection, cf. Law Order no. 278 of 14. March 2013 :

§ 1. A recurring performance for loss of professional capacity, known as Section 17 and § 17 a in the Work Protection Protection Act, shall be converted into a capital amount by multiply the annual benefit at the time of the time of the time of the date of the table A, B, C, D or E which are in the case of at the age of the injury comp.

Paragraph 2. Table A is used for the injured born on 1. July, 1955 or later, for whom the current service ceaceas at the age of 67. year, cf. § 17, paragraph 1. 7, in the law of labour harm.

Paragraph 3. Table B shall be used for the infatutents born in the period from 1. January 1955 to the 30th. June 1955, for whom the current benefit ceaceais at the 661/2. year, cf. § 17, paragraph 1. 7, in the law of labour harm.

Paragraph 4. Table C shall be used for the infatutents born in the period from 1. July 1954 to the 31. In December 1954, for whom the current service ends at the 66 th th th. year, cf. § 17, paragraph 1. 7, in the law of labour harm.

Paragraph 5. Table D shall be used for the infatutents born in the period from 1. January 1954 to the 30th. June 1954, for whom the current service ceareates at the age of 651/2. year, cf. § 17, paragraph 1. 7, in the law of labour harm.

Paragraph 6. Table E is used for injured people born before 1. In January 1954, for whom the current service ceaceaates at the age of 65. year, cf. § 17, paragraph 1. 7, in the law of labour harm.

Paragraph 7. Table A, B, C, D and E shall also be used for the fixing of replacement of future permanent expenditure for recovery, training and remedies after Article 15 (5). Three, in the law on work-keeping.

Paragraph 8. When the age of the injured man is aged over the year and months, between the ages specified in Table A, B, C, D and E, the corresponding intermediate factors are used in the age of the injured man in the year and months.

Niner. 9. Where the casualty is claimed at the time of the decision on compensation for the loss of professional capacity or insurance company ' s Commercial Disedation, the position of the insurer ' s position shall be taken in accordance with section 15 (s). 3, is 2 years or less from the age of the age of the population, cf. Social pension law, the amount of capital shall be fixed by the time the yearly benefit at the time of the time of the factor 1.2514. The same applies to injured people who have reached the age of retirement.

§ 2. A continuous benefit for loss of attempts made by paragraph 20 (3). 2, in the case of work damage control, a capital amount is converted into a capital amount by the time the annual benefit at the time of the day of the time of the date of the Annex or G, which is in the case of the age and the residue period of the replacement part, late payment, the time of delivery.

Paragraph 2. When the resettlement of compensation has been performed this year and months between the restates listed in the table, the corresponding intermediate factors shall be used for the duration of the period in the year and months.

§ 3. The factors of the table A, B, C, C, D, E, F and G of the Annex shall be determined on the basis of the following conditions :

1) A mortality rate for the consignee as laid down in the technical life basis G82.

2) A 4.95% interest rate foot. p.A. , determined as the average of the annual average annual interest rates for 30 years of the year 2008 to 2012, the average interest rate of 30-year-old mortgage bonds has been established.

3) A tax on capital returns at 37,46%. fixed as the sum of the rates for the income year 2013 for the bottom tax (5.83%.), cf. law on income tax for persons, etc. (personal tax law), health contribution (6,0%), the country ' s average municipality tax (24,91 pct) and the average church tax (0.72%.).

4) A taxation of a continuous service of 37,46 pct., determined as the sum of the rates for the income year 2013 for the bottom tax (5.83%.), cf. law on income tax for persons, etc. (personal tax law), health contribution (6,0%), the country ' s average municipality tax (24,91 pct) and the average church tax (0.72%.).

5) A salary spokesman for a continuous benefit of 2.50%. annually, determined as the average of 2,0%. added to the customization rate, cf. Act on a rate adjustment rate, for the years 2010 to 2014.

§ 4. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. In January 2014 and the impact of accidents has occurred on 1. January 2011 or later and for occupational diseases notified on 1. January, 2011, or later, when ongoing services are converted into capital amounts from the 1. January 2014 to the 31 st. December 2014.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 990 of 12. In October 2012, the turnover of capital funds in 2013, in accordance with the law on occupational health insurance, for accidents occurred and for occupational diseases notified on 1. January, 2011, or later.

The Board of Health, the 10th. October 2013

Anne-Marie Rasmussen

/ Tor Even Münter


Appendix 1

Table A : Acquisidient replacement stateable for the 67. years
Solid age
Men.
Women.
Solid age
Men.
Women.
5
30,547
30,939
35
16,776
17.143
6
30,122
30,516
36
16,285
16,647
7
29,694
30,089
37
15,793
16,149
8
29,264
29,661
38
15,300
15,649
9
28,831
29,229
39
14.805
15,147
10
28,396
28,795
40
14.309
14.644
11
27,959
28,359
41
13,811
14.138
12
27,519
27,920
42
13,312
13,630
13
27,076
27,478
43
12,812
13,121
14
26,631
27,034
44
12.311
12,609
15
26,184
26,587
45
11,808
12,096
16
25,734
26,138
46
11,304
11,581
17
25,282
25,686
47
10,799
11,064
18
24,828
25,232
48
10.293
10,546
19
24,371
24,775
49
9,786
10.025
20
23,912
24,316
50
9,277
9,502
21
23,451
23,854
51
8,766
8,977
22
22,987
23,390
52
8.254
8,450
23
22,522
22,924
53
7,740
7,921
24
22,054
22,455
54
7.224
7.389
25
21,584
21,983
55
6,706
6,854
26
21,112
21,509
56
6.184
6,317
27
20,638
21,033
57
5,660
5,775
28
20,161
20,555
58
5.132
5.230
29
19.683
20,074
59
4,599
4,681
30
19,203
19,591
60
4,061
4,126
31
18,721
19.106
32
18,237
18,618
33
17.752
18,129
34
17.265
17,637
Table B : Appentryable statning state attributable to the 661/2. years
Solid age
Men.
Women.
58
4,877
4,964
59
4,339
4,410
60
3,796
3.851
Table C : Appentryable statning state attributable to the 66. years
Solid age
Men.
Women.
59
4,079
4.140
60
3,531
3,576
61
2.975
3,007
Table D : Acquire-name replacement stateable to the 651/2. years
Solid age
Men.
Women.
59
3,811
3,863
60
3,257
3,295
61
2,696
2,721
Table E : Appentryable state-owned state-owned for 65. the year without the outlet from 63. years
Solid age
Men.
Women.
60
2.984
3,013
61
2,416
2,434
62
1,839
1.847