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855. Number of Tax Returns, Receipts, and Net Income, by Type of Business and by Industry
[Covers active enterprises only. Figures are estimates based on sampleof unaudited tax returns; see Appendix III. Except as noted, the industrial distribution is based on data
collected from companies; see text, Section 17. Minus sign (-) indicates net loss]
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Number of returns
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Business receipts2
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Net income (less loss)3
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(1,000)
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($bil.)
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($bil.)
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Item
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Nonfarm-
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Nonfarm-
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Nonfarm-
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proprietor-
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Partner-
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Corpo-
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proprietor-
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Partner-
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Corpo-
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proprietor-
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Partner-
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Corpo-
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ships 1
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ships
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rations
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ships 1
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ships
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rations
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ships 1
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ships
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rations
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1984
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11,262
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1,644
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3,171
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515
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358
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7,551
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71
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-4
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233
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1985
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11,929
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1,714
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3,277
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540
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349
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8,050
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79
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-9
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240
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1986
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12,394
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1,703
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3,429
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559
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379
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8,282
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90
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-17
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270
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1987
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13,091
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1,648
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3,612
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611
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428
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9,186
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106
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-5
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328
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1988
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13,679
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1,654
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3,563
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672
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516
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9,804
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126
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15
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413
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1989
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14,298
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1,635
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3,628
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693
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524
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10,440
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133
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14
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389
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1990
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14,783
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1,554
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3,717
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731
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541
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10,914
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141
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17
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371
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1991 4
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15,181
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1,515
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3,803
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713
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539
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10,963
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142
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21
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345
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1992
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15,495
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1,485
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3,869
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737
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571
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11,272
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154
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43
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402
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1993
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15,848
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1,468
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3,965
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757
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627
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11,814
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156
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67
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498
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1994
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16,154
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1,493
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4,342
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791
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731
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12,858
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167
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83
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577
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1995 4
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16,424
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1,581
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4,474
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807
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854
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13,969
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169.0
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107
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714
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1996 4
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16,955
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1,654
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4,631
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843
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1,042
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14,890
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177
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145
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806
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1997 4
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17,176
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1,759
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4,710
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870
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1,297
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15,890
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187
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168
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915
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Agriculture, forestry, fishing 5
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565
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127
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163
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24
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16
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108
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4
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2
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3
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Mining
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124
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28
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33
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6
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34
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134
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(Z)
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7
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10
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Construction
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1,883
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72
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488
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118
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53
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768
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25
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3
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21
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Manufacturing
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480
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40
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325
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33
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182
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4,794
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4
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11
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306
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Transportation, public utilities
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781
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31
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209
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46
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130
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1,248
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7
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-2
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71
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Wholesale and retail trade 6
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3,133
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173
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1,149
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255
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292
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4,589
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17
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5
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82
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Wholesale
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348
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27
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371
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39
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116
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2,163
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5
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2
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36
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Retail
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2,784
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144
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774
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215
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175
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2,417
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12
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3
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46
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Finance, insurance, real estate
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1,314
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974
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745
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76
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295
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2,711
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24
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95
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373
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Services
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8,408
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311
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1,593
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299
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294
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1,537
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106
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50
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NA Not available. Z Less than $500 million.
1 In 1980, represents individually owned businesses, including farms; thereafter, represents only nonfarm proprietors, i.e., business owners.
2 Excludes investment income except for partnerships and corporationsin finance, insurance, and real estate. Starting 1985, investmentincome no longer included for S
corporations.
3 Net income (less loss) is defined differently by form oforganization, basically as follows: (a) Proprietorships: Total taxablereceipts less total business deductions,
including cost of sales andoperations, depletion, and certain capital expensing, excludingcharitable contributions and owners' salaries; (b) Partnerships: Totaltaxable receipts
(including investment income except capital gains)less deductions, including cost of sales and operations and certainpayments to partners, excluding charitable contributions, oil and
gasdepletion, and certain capital expensing; (c) Corporations: Totaltaxable receipts(including investment income, capital gains, and income from foreign subsidiariesdeemed received for
tax purposes, except for S corporations beginning 1985) lessbusiness deductions, including cost of sales and operations, depletion, certaincapital expensing, and officers' compensation
excluding S corporation charitablecontributions and investment expenses starting 1985; net income is before incometax.
4 Includes businesses not allocable to individual industries.
5 Represents agricultural services only.
6 Includes trade business not identified as wholesale or retail
Source: U.S. Internal Revenue Service, Statistics of Income, various publications.
http://www.irs.ustreas.gov/prod/tax_stats/index.html
https://allcountries.org/uscensus/855_number_of_tax_returns_receipts_and.html
These tables are based on figures supplied by the United States Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce and are subject to revision by the Census Bureau.
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