Importantly, and as noted in Box 1, taxes other than income taxes (wealth, property and indirect taxes) are also not considered. Because the ranking of households differs between the baselines used for calculating redistributive effects of the different tax/benefit components, it is, however, not a formal decomposition approach (i.e., the redistributive effect of benefits, social contributions and taxes does not precisely sum up to the overall redistributive effect shown in Figure 7). For similar reasons, indicator levels are also not strictly comparable across the three categories.