Stichting Inlichtingenbureau

This algorithm from Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* is for municipalities. To check whether someone is eligible for collective income support schemes, which fall under categorical special assistance. Like collective health insurance, for example. Municipalities can also use it to assess whether s...

By law, municipalities have the task of ensuring that the study grant is given in a correct manner. Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* helps municipalities do this. We do this by comparing data from different organisations. With the results of this comparison, the municipality can check whether some...

If someone has received too much or unjustified assistance, this usually has to be repaid to the municipality. This is called 'recovery'. Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* helps municipalities do this properly and carefully. The person who has to repay this amount is called a 'debtor'.

Someone with social assistance benefit and (also) income from employment or another benefit will receive less benefit under the Participation Act. Excess benefit payments can also be reclaimed. To get a good overview of this income, municipalities can request information from Stichting Inlichtingenb...

To speed up reintegration into work, citizens on welfare benefits have an obligation to apply for jobs. To support this process, Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* provides enrolments at colleges and universities to municipalities. This makes it possible to determine whether enrolment in a course of...

Residents on benefits are required to fully disclose their financial situation and report all their bank accounts. Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* helps municipalities map and verify this financial information.

Income can affect the right and amount of a benefit. Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* uses an algorithm to determine, based on data from the Tax Office and municipalities, whether there is income (box 1) during the period when an assistance benefit was also received.

Does a benefit recipient own a car or other vehicle? If so, this may affect the determination of assets. Therefore, it is important for municipalities and the Social Insurance Bank (SVB) to receive information on vehicle ownership. This algorithm from Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* helps municip...

When someone receives social assistance benefits, the municipality must check for new income that has not been reported. This income must be offset against the benefit. Instead of always investigating this itself, the municipality receives a single notification about this from Stichting Inlichtingen...

Equity affects entitlement to welfare benefits. Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* helps municipalities understand these assets through this algorithm.

Assets can affect the right and amount of a benefit. Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* determines whether a person on social assistance benefit has assets above the set limit (tax-free assets). If so, the IB issues a signal about this to the municipality.

Tax credits are rebates on income tax and national insurance contributions. As a result, citizens pay less tax and contributions. This can affect the amount of the benefit. If the discount does not appear on the payslip, the Tax Administration pays the amount directly to the citizen. Then Stichting ...

Is a house shared by several adults? Then the assistance benefit may change. This is because housing costs can then be shared. But not all housemates count towards the benefit. Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* uses an algorithm to determine this and lets municipalities know if anything changes in ...

An assistance recipient can only apply for assistance from the municipality where the resident is registered. For example, as a result of moving house, a person may receive assistance from several municipalities. Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* informs the municipalities about this. The municipal...

A benefit recipient who is studying and can claim study financing is not entitled to assistance. Study financing must be used before claiming assistance. Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* examines whether there are benefit recipients who have been granted study financing in addition to assistance.

This algorithm from Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* makes visible whether a person who is in a penitentiary is receiving social assistance benefits at the same time. If so, a signal is sent to the municipality.

Stichting Inlichtingenbureau (IB)* receives lists of people on welfare benefits from municipalities and compares them with data from sources e.g. UWV, DUO and the Tax and Customs Administration. If there is any overlap (concurrence) that could affect the benefit, the IB sends a message about this to...

The purpose of this algorithm by the Intelligence Bureau Foundation (IB)* is to help municipalities understand which citizens may be entitled to special assistance, due to incomplete state pension benefits. The algorithm works like a postman, receiving, splitting and delivering a list of citizens fr...

A resident who has been given a prison sentence and is trying to evade it is called a fugitive convict. These residents are not entitled to assistance. Municipalities must check this and, if necessary, stop the assistance benefit after investigation.