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STATISTICS OF INCOME
FOR 1928
COMPILED FROM INCOME-TAX RETURNS
AND INCLUDING STATISTICS FROM
ESTATE-TAX RETURNS
UNITED STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE - WASHINGTON. D. C.
U. S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE
STATISTICS OF INCOME
FOR 1928
COMPILED FROM INCOME TAX RETURNS
AND INCLUDING STATISTICS FROM
ESTATE TAX RETURNS
PREPARED UNDER DIRECTION OF THE
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
BY THE
STATISTICAL SECTION. INCOME TAX UNIT
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Page
Official transmittal 1
income tax returns
Individual income-tax returns 3
Number of returns filed, net income, and tax, 1927 and 1928 3
Simple and cumulative distribution, by income classes, of number of
returns, net income, and tax 4
Classification by sex and family relationship 5
Income exempt from normal tax 6
Capital net loss from sale of assets held more than two years 6
Net loss for prior year, 1922-1928 6
Credit of 25 per cent of tax on earned net income 7
Income taxes paid by individuals to foreign countries or possessions
of the United States 7
Source of income 7
Source of income and deductions, amounts and percentages 8
Total income distributed by income classes, showing sources of
income in detail 8
Percentage distribution 9
Frequency distribution according to size of income from specific
sources, reported on Form 1040 10
For individuals having net income of $5,000 and over 11
For individuals having net income under $5,000 12
For all individuals filing on Form 1040 13
Income from business reported by individuals on Form 1040 14
Distributed by industrial groups, showing number of businesses
and net profit from business, reported by individuals having
net income of $5,000 and over 14
Distributed by industrial groups, showing number of businesses
and net profit from business, reported by individuals having
net income under $5,000 15
Distributed by industrial groups, showing number of businesses
and net profit from business, reported by all individuals 16
Taxes paid other than Federal income tax 16
Returns showing net income of $5,000 and over, distributed by
income classes 17
Wholly and partially tax-exempt obligations 17
Returns of $5,000 and over, showing amounts owned and interest
received by nature of obligation and by size of net income of
taxpayer 18
Number of returns distributed by counties and cities IS
Special tabulation of individual returns showing net income under
$5,000 19
Form 1040A, comparison of total income, wages and salaries, divi-
dends, net income, and tax as estimated in the " Statistics of
Income" and as tabulated by the collectors from the returns. 20
Form 1040, distribution by income classes, showing number of re-
turns, net income, net tax, average net tax per return, average
rate of tax on net income, personal exemption and credit for
dependents, normal tax before tax credit and tax credit of 25
per cent of tax on earned net income. Data tabulated from
returns, not estimated 21
Form 1040 A, same distribution as above. Data estimated on
basis of sample 22
III
IV CONTENTS
Individual income-tax returns — Continued. Page
Special tabulation of individual returns showing net income under
$5,000— Continued.
Form 1040, distribution of income by sources of income, general
deductions and net income by income classes. Data tabulated
from returns, not estimated 22
Form 1040A, same distribution as above. Data estimated on
basis of sample 23
Special tabulation of individual returns, no net income, showing
number of returns, sources of income and deductions 24
Partnership returns of income 24
Number of returns filed, 1917-1928 24
Corporation income-tax returns 25
Number of returns, net income, and tax 25
Distribution by industrial groups of number of returns, income, and
tax 25
Net loss for prior year, 1922-1928 27
Amount of corporation net income exempt from and amount subject
to tax 28
Income and profits taxes paid by corporations to foreign countries
or possessions of the United States 28
Dividend distril)ution, 1922-1928 29
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions 29
Revised items in income statement of compiled receipts and statutory
deductions, Statistics of Income for 1927 30
Distribution by size of net income and deficit 30
Assets and liabilities — Statement prepared from income-tax returns
of corporations submitting balance sheets 31
Comparative statement showing by size of net income, number
of corporation returns filed, and number of balance sheets
tabulated •_ 32
Revised items of assets and liabilities. Statistics of Income for 1926.- 33
Consolidated income-tax returns for affiliated corporations 33
Distributed by industrial groups and showing total number of
returns, number reporting net income and no net income, gross
income, net income or deficit, net loss for prior year, and in-
come tax 34
Distributed by size of net income and by size of deficit, showing
the total number of returns and the amount of net income or
deficit 35
Corporation fiscal-year returns 35
Distributed by months ending accounting period 36
Distributed by size of net income and net deficit 36
Corporation part-year returns 37
Historical summaries -- 37
Summary of individual and corporation income-tax returns, net in-
come, and tax by years 37
Individual income-tax returns —
Number of returns and net income, 1913-1928 38
Income and profits taxes, 1913-1928 38
Number of returns by income classes, 1914-1928 39
Net income reported, 1916-1928 39
Tax reported, 1916-1928 - 40
Average amount of tax and average rate of tax, by income
classes, 1916-1928 41
Total income distributed by main sources, 1916-1928 44
Corporation income-tax returns —
Total number of returns, number and per cent reporting net
income and no net income, and amount of net income and
deficit, 1909-1928 48
Income and i^rofits taxes, 1913-1928 48
Distribution of number of returns, net income and deficit, by
size of net income and deficit, 1918-1928 49
CONTENTS V
ESTATE TAX RETURNS
Page
Estate tax returns filed during calendar year ended December
31, 1929 52
Table 1. Resident decedents — Form of property and nature of de-
ductions, showing amounts, number of estates, and relative per-
centages, by size of net estate 54
Table 2. Resident decedents — Number, gross estate, net estate, de-
ductions, total tax, tax credit, and net tax after deducting tax
credit, distributed by States and Territories and by estates subject
to tax and estates not subject to tax 60
Table 2-A. Resident decedents — Date of death after February 26,
1926 (taxed under revenue acts of 1926 and 1928). Same distribu-
tion as Table 2 62
Table 2-B. Resident decedents — Date of death after June 2, 1924, and
prior to February 26, 1926 (taxed under revenue act of 1924).
Same distribution as Table 2 64
Table 2-C. Resident decedents — ^Date of death prior to June 2, 1924
(taxed under revenue acts in force prior to the revenue act of 1924).
Same distribution as Table 2 66
Table 3. Resident decedents — Number, gross estate, net estate,
deductions, total tax, tax credit, and net tax after deducting tax
credit, distributed by size of net estate 68
Table 4. Nonresident decedents — Number, gross estate, net estate,
deductions, total tax, tax credit, and net tax after deducting tax
credit, distributed by size of net estate 69
Historical comparison, resident and nonresident decedents, September
6, 1916, to December 31, 1929 69
BASIC TABLES aNDIVIDUAL RETURNS)
Individual income-tax returns (1-11):
United States in aggregate (1-8) —
1. By States and Territories 72-73
2. By income classes 74-75
3. Simple and cumulative, by income classes 76-78
4. Sex and family relationship, by States and Territories 79-81
5. Sex and family relationship, by income classes 82-84
6. Sources of income, by States and Territories 85-87
7. Sources of income, by income classes 88-90
8. Taxes paid other than Federal income tax, as reported in
returns ot net income of $5,000 and over, by States and
Territories, calendar year 1928 91
States and Territories separately (9-11) —
9. Bv income classes 92-166
10. Historical comparison for the years 1916-1928 167-179
11. By counties and cities 180-312
BASIC TABLES (CORPORATION RETURNS)
Corporation income-tax returns (12-24):
United States in aggregate (12-16, 18-24) —
12. Distribution by States and Territories 314-316
13. Cash and stock dividends, distributed by States and Terri-
tories 317
14. Income statement showing analysis of compiled receipts and
statutory deductions, bv major industrial groups —
Parti. All corporations 318-321
Part 2. Corporations reporting net income 322-325
Parts. Corporations reporting no net income 326-328
Revised items in income statement showing analysis of com-
piled receipts and statutory deductions — corporation
returns — Statistics of Income for 1927 329
15. Percentage distribution of Table 14 330-333
16. By industrial groups and subgroups 334-340
18. By size of net income and deficit, by major industrial groups. 375-379
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CoRPOKATiON INCOME-TAX RETURNS — Continued.
United States in aggregate — Continued. Page
19. Assets and liabilities — Statement prepared from income tax
returns submitting balance sheets, by major industrial
groups —
All corporations 380-381
Corporations reporting net income 382-383
Corporations reporting no net income 384-385
20. Assets and liabilities — Statement showing, by size of net in-
come and deficit, the number of balance sheets tabulated,
and the major items of assets and liabilities as of December
31, 1928, or at close of fiscal year nearest thereto 386-387
Revised items of assets and liabilities, corporation returns,
Table 18, Statistics of Income for 1926 388-389
21. Consolidated returns filed for affiliated corporations —
Statement showing analysis of compiled receipts and
statutory deductions, etc. —
Part 1. All consolidated corporations 390-395
Part 2. Consolidated corporations reporting net
income 396-401
Part 3. Consolidated corporations reporting no net
income 402-407
22. Corporation fiscal year returns — Showing total number of
returns, number reporting net income and no net income,
net income or deficit, net loss for prior year, and income
tax — included in corporation tables for 1928. Distributed
by industrial groups 408-412
23. Corporation fiscal year and part year returns — Income state-
ment of compiled receipts and statutory deductions; also
net profit (or deficit), net income, tax, and net profit after
deducting tax, distributed by months ending the fiscal
year — included in corporation tables for 1928 — -
Part 1. All fiscal year and part year returns 413-415
Part 2. All fiscal year and part year returns, showing
net income 416-419
Part 3. All fiscal j'ear and part year returns, showing
no net income 420-423
States and Territories separately (17, 24) —
17. By industrial groups 341-374
24. Historical comparison for the j^ears 1916-1928 425-445
SUMMARY OF STATUTORY CHANGES IN TAX PROVISIONS AND TAX FORMS FOR 1928
Changes in the income and profits tax laws affecting the com-
parability OF statistical data from income-tax returns:
Individuals —
Individuals required to file returns; income tax rates, personal
exemption, and credits for dependents under the revenue
acts of 1913-1928, inclusive 450
Surtax rates under the revenue acts of 1913-1928, inclusive 452-455
Supplemental income tax rates and tax credits under the revenue
acts of 1917-1928, inclusive 456-457
Corporations —
Income and profits tax rates, exemptions, and credits under the
revenue acts of 1909-1928, inclusive 458-461
Federal estate tax returns —
Rates, specific exemptions, and credits against estate tax, revenue
acts of 1916-1928, inclusive 462
income-tax FORMS
Facsimiles of individual and corporation income tax forms (1040,
1040A, 1120, and 1120L) for 1928 Follow p. 463
Index 465-480
STATISTICS OF INCOME FOR 1928
Treasury Department,
Office of Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
Washington, D. C, November 20, 1930.
Sir: In accordance with the provisions contained in the revenue
act of 1916 and subsequent acts for the pubhcation annually of sta-
tistics with respect to the operation of the income, war profits, and
excess profits tax laws, I have the honor to transmit herewith a report
entitled "Statistics of Income for 1928," prepared from the income-
tax returns of individuals and corporations for that year filed during
1929, with a historical presentation of the income and tax liability
reported by individuals and corporations since the inception of the
present period of income taxation under the sixteenth amendment to
the Constitution. The report also contains tabulations of data from
estate-tax returns, irrespective of the date of death of the decedent,
likewise filed during 1929, and a brief historical summary.
The income-tax returns for 1928 are filed under the provisions of
the revenue act of 1928. The year for which the income is reported
is in general the calendar year ending December 31, 1928. However,
a considerable number of corporation returns and a negligible number
of individual returns are filed for a fiscal year other than the calendar
year. These returns are tabulated with the calendar-year returns
for the year in which the greater part of their accounting period falls.
Thus, there are included with the returns for the calendar year 1928,
returns whose fiscal year ends after June 30, 1928, but not later than
June 30, 1929. Fractional (part year) returns are included for the
calendar year in which the greater part of the period falls.
The statistics contained in this report are based on the taxpayers'
returns as filed (not including amended returns showing net income
under $100,000), unaudited except for a preliminary examination to
insure proper execution of the return. As in preceding years, cor-
poration data were tabulated from all returns filed by corporations.
In tabulating data from individual returns, however, a change was
made in the tabulation process. Formerly data have been tabulated
from the returns with net income of $5,000 and over, and estimates
have been made on the basis of a sample for data for all returns with
net income less than $5,000, whereas for 1928 a complete tabulation
was made not only for returns of net income of $5,000 and over, but
for part of the returns of net income less than $5,000, those reported
on Form 1040 (which is the form employed for reporting net income
from salaries or wages of more than $5,000, or income, regardless of
amount, from business, professions, rents, or sale of property). The
remaining data for net incomes less than $5,000, those reported on
Form 1040A (which is provided for net income of not more than
$5,000 derived chiefly from salaries and wages), were estimated, as
in the past, on the basis of samples selected from the various collec-
tion districts. As a check on these estimates a complete tabulation
was made of certain items. The details concerning this special pro-
cedure for 1928 and the special tabulations for net income under
Z STATISTICS OF INCOME
$5,000 are included in a separate section (pp. 19-24). As in preceding
years, no data are presented in the general tables for individual
returns which were required to be made but which showed no net
income (returns showing gross income of $5,000 and over for which
the statutory deductions exceeded the income). However, a special
tabulation of such returns for 1928 is shown on pages 19-24.
Throughout this report ''net income" means the amount of gross
income, as defined in the revenue act effective for the year for which
the returns are filed, in excess of the deductions claimed by the tax-
payer under the provisions of the respective acts, and "deficit"
means excess of deductions over gross income. The net income of
individuals includes capital net gain from sale of assets held more
than two years. Credits allowed individuals, such as personal ex-
emption, credit for dependents, net loss for prior years, and loss
from the sale of capital assets held more than two years, are not in-
cluded in deductions; neither is the special credit of $3,000 for
domestic corporations having net income of $25,000 or less nor
net loss for prior year included in deductions in arriving at net
income of corporations.
The industrial classification is based on the predominant business
of the corporations or of the affiliated groups of corporations filing
a single return. The industrial divisions, however, do not contain
solely corporations engaged exclusively in the industries in which
they are classified, due to affiliated corporations filing consolidated
returns, which include the income and deductions of the subsidiary
or affiliated concerns. If such subsidiary or affiliated concerns
could be classified independently of the consolidated returns, many
would fall in industrial divisions other than the ones in which they
are included.
The data for States and minor civil divisions, although compiled
from returns filed in each locality, do not represent what may be
called the geographical distribution of income, there being no way
of ascertaining from the income-tax returns the amount of income
originating in the respective States or the amount of tax paid on that
basis, as income reported by an individual or corporation in one State
may have been derived from sources in other States. An individual
files his income-tax return in the collection district in which his legal
residence or principal place of business is located, and a corporation
files its income-tax return in the collection district in which its princi-
pal place of business or the principal office or agency is situated,
excepting closely affiliated concerns filing a consolidated return. In
the latter case the consolidated return is frequently filed in a State
other than the State in which the principal place of business or princi-
pal office or agency of the subsidiaries is located. Moreover, as a
result of the filing of consolidated returns the number of returns
filed is less than the number of corporations included or covered by
such returns.
The amount of income-tax liability returned for 1928, shown in the
tabulations in this volume, is not entirely comparable with the amount
of taxes collected during the calendar year 1929. A variety of factors
is responsible for this discrepancy. Several of the important factors
are —
1. The amount of tax originally reported on the returns does not
always represent precisely the amount of tax paid, for the reason
STATISTICS OF INCOME 6
that an adjustment may be made after the data have been taken from
the original returns for the Statistics of Income. These adjustments
may result in additional assessments, thereby increasing the tax
liability, or in certificates of ovcrassessment, thereby decreasing the
tax liability. An amended return has the same effect as an adjust-
ment.
2. Income and profits taxes paid to foreign governments or pos-
sessions of the United States are deductible from income taxes pay-
able to the United States but are not deducted in the amount of tax
liability shown herein. The aggregate amount of income and profits
taxes paid to foreign governments or possessions of the United States
reported by individuals and corporations is, however, shown. Indi-
vidual income taxes paid at the source on tax-free covenant bonds
are deductible from income taxes payable by individuals but are not
deducted in the income-tax liability of individual returns herein
tabulated.
3. The amount of income taxes in fiscal-year returns included in
this tabulation may not represent taxes collected during 1929 on
such returns. Fiscal-year returns are required to be filed on or
before the 15th day of the third month after the end of the fiscal year,
and payment, as in the case of calendar-year returns, is required at
the time the return is filed, or in four quarterly installments. The
first of the quarterly installments is due when the return is filed.
Thus, during the calendar year 1929, collections were made of part
or all of the taxes in returns for fiscal years ended from January 31,
1928 (the last quarterly installment payment on which was due on
or before January 15, 1929), to September 30, 1929 (the filing of
returns and the full payment or first installment payment on which
for the fiscal year ended on the latter date was due on or before
December 15, 1929), whereas, as previously indicated, there are
excluded from these statistics those returns for fiscal years ending
prior to July 1, 1928, and subsequent to June 30, 1929.
4. Delays in payment due to financial embarrassment, death,
liquidation of business, or any other cause result in collection of taxes
after the close of the year in which such taxes are due, and the classi-
fication of such collections as "back taxes" because made in a subse-
quent year. Certain amounts are uncollectible, due likewise to the
above causes.
5. Current collections include such interest and penalty items as
are received during the year in connection with delinquent payments
on returns for 1928.
INDIVIDUAL INCOME-TAX RETURNS
The returns for 1928 filed by individuals number 4,070,851, of which
2,523,063 were taxable and 1,547,788 nontaxable. The aggregate net
income was $25,226,326,912 and the tax Kabihty $1,164,254,037. As
compared with the returns filed for the previous year, the number for
1928 decreased by 30,696, or 0.75 per cent. The total net income shows
an increase of $2,681,236,359, or 11.89 per cent, whereas the tax shows
an increase of $333,614,603, or 40.16 per cent. The average net income
is $6,196.81, the average amount of tax hability $285.99, and the average
tax rate 4.62 per cent. For the preceding year the average net income
was $5,496.73, the average amount of tax liabifity was $202.52, and the
4 STATISTICS OF INCOME
average tax rate 3.68 per cent. The percentage of the number of
individual returns filed to the total population is 3.38 per cent, which
for the preceding year was 3.45 per cent.
DISTRIBUTION BY STATES AND BY INCOME CLASSES OF NUMBER OF
RETURNS, NET INCOME, AND TAX (INDIVIDUAL RETURNS)
The number of individual returns, the net income, and the tax are
shown by States and Territories in basic Table 1, pages 72-73, and by
net income classes in Table 2, pages. 74-75.
SIMPLE AND CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION, BY INCOME CLASSES, OF
NUMBER OF RETURNS, NET INCOME, AND TAX (INDIVIDUAL RETURNS)
The distribution of the returns, bj^ a limited number of income
classes, is exhibited in the following table, which shows the number
of returns filed, the amount of net income, and tax reported; also
cumulative totals and relative percentages. In basic Table 3, pages
76-78, a similar distribution of the number of returns, net income, and
tax is shown by a more detailed income classification.
Simple and cumulative distribution of individual returns, by income classes, showing
number of returns, net income, tax, and percentages, calendar year 1928^
Returns
Income classes
„. , J- . -K ^- „ ! Cumulative distribu-
Sunple distribution ^j^^^ ^^.^j. ^^^^^ ^elow
Number Per cent
Under $1,000 Ill, 123
$1,000 under $2,000-- 918,447
$2,000 under $3,000 837,781
$3,000 under $5,000 -. 1,192,613
$5,000 under $10,000-
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $150,000..
$150,000 under $300,000..
$300,000 under $,500,000- -
$500,000 under $1,000,000.
$1,000,000 and over
Total- 4,070,851
628, 766
270, 889
68,048
27, 207
7,049
5,678
1,756
983
511
2.73
22.56
20.58
29.30
15.44
6.66
1.67
.67
.17
.14
.043
.024
.013
Number Per cent
4, 070, 851
3, 959, 728
3, 041, 281
2, 203, 500
1,010,887
382, 121
111,232
43, 184
15, 977
8,928
3,260
1,494
511
100. 000
100.00
97.27
74.71
54.13
24.83
9.39
2.73
1.06
.39
.22
.08
.037
.013
Cumulative distribu-
tion under class above
Number Per cent
111,123
1, 029, 570
1, 867, 351
3, 059, 964
3, 688, 730
3, 959, 619
4, 027, 667
4. 054, 874
4, 061, 923
4, 067, 601
4, 069, 357
4, 070, 340
4, 070, 851
2.73
25.29
4-5.87
75.17
90.61
97.27
98.94
99.61
99.78
99.92
99.963
99.987
100. 00
Income classes
Net income
Simple distribution
Per cent
Cumulative distribu-
tion over class below
Amount
Cumulative distribu-" '
tion under class above)
Per cent Amount Per cent
Under $1,000
$1,000 under .$2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $5,000-
$5,000 under $10.000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under .$50,000
$50,000 under $100,000-..
$100,000 under $lc,0,000..
$150,000 under $300,000. .
$300,000 under $500,000..
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
Total
1, 626,
2, OSO,
4, 648,
4,282,
4, 037,
2,326,
1, 857,
850,
1, 157,
663.
670,
1, 108,
535, 224
831,937
900, 943
097, 736
520, 130
K3, 104
502, 829
877, 924
450, 966
131,081
900, 326
861,671
863, 041
0.26
6.05
8.05
18.43
16.98
16.00
9.22
7.36
3.37
4.59
2.63
2.66
4.40
25,226,326,912 100.00
$25, 226,
25, 161,
23, 634,
21, 604,
16, 955,
12,673,
8, 635,
6, 309,
4, 451,
3, 600,
2, 443,
1, 779,
1, 108,
326,912
791, 688
959, 751
0£8, 808
961,072
440, 942
587, 838
085, 009
207, 085
756, 119
625, 038
724,712
863, 041
100. 00
99.74
93.69
85.64
67.21
50 23
34.23
25.01
17.65
14.28
9.69
7.06
4.40
! $64,
I 1,591,
1 3, 622,
I 8, 270,
!12,552,
,16,590,
!l8,917,
20, 775,
21,625,
22, 782,
23, 440,
24, 117,
25, 226,
535, 224
367, 161
268, 104
365, 840
885, 970
739, 074
241, 903
119,827
570, 793
701,874
602, 200
463, 871
326, 912
0.26
6.31
14.36
32.79
49.77
65.77
74.99
82.35
85.72
90.31
92.94
95. 60
100. 00
' Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tubulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. 1, 19-24.)
STATISTICS OF INCOME 5
Simple and cumulative distribution of individual returns, by income classes, showing
number of returns, net income, tax, and percentages, calendar year 1928 — Con.
Tax
Income classes
Simple distribution
Amoimt I Per cent
Cumulative distribution
over class below
Amount
Per cent
Cumulative distribu-
tion under class above
Amount Per ce
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000.
$2,000 under $3,000..
$3,000 under $5,000.
$5,000 under .„10,000.
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000.
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $150,000
$150,000 under $300,000
$300,00 under $500,000.
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
Total
$59, 662
1, 549, 713
4, 317, 054
7, 475, 073
22, 895, 853
82, 757, 745
136, 568. 322
194, 447, 236
116,855,418
182, 513, 642
113,249,844
116,424,264
185,140,211
0.01
.13
.37
.64
1.97
7.11
11.73
16.70
10.04
15.68
9.72
10.00
15.90
1,164,254,037 100.00
$1, 164,
1, 164,
1. 102,
1, 158,
1, 150,
1, 127,
1, 045,
908,
714,
597,
414,
301,
185,
254, 037
194, 375
644, 662
327, 608
852, 535
956. 682
198. 937
630, 615
183, 379
327, 961
814, 319
564, 475
140,211
100.
1,
5,
13,
36,
119,
255,
450,
566,
749,
862,
979,
1, 164,
$59, 662
609, 375
926,429
401, 502
297,355
055, 100
623, 422
070, 658
926, 076
439, 718
689, 562
113,826
254, 037
0.01
.14
.51
1.15
3.12
10.23
21.96
38.66
48.70
64.38
74.10
84.10
100.00
« Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. 1, 19-24.)
CLASSIFICATION, BY SEX AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIP (INDIVIDUAL
RETURNS)
The following table shows the number of individual returns and the
net income distributed according to sex and family relationship of
the taxpayer. In basic Tables 4 and 5 (pp. 79-84) similar distribu-
tions of the number of returns and net income are shown by income
classes i.nd by States and Territories.
Distribution of individual returns by sex and family relationship of taxpayer, showing
numbe of returns, net income, and percentages, calendar year 1928 '
Family relationship
Joint returns of husbands and wives, with or without
dependent children, and the returns of husbands
whose wives, though living with them, file separate
returns
Wives filing separate returns from husbands
Single men, heads of families
Single women, heads of fimilies
Single men, not heads of families..
Single women, not heads of families
Commu.iity property income^
Total
Returns
Net income
Number
Per cent
Amount
Per cent
1, 976, 954
124,208
286, 873
105, 194
1, 079, 948
456, 757
40, 917
48.56
3.05
7.05
2.58
26.53
11.22
1.01
$15, 269, 775, 143
1, 525, 570, 793
1, 280, 9?0, 821
502, 097, 644
3, 944, 632, 780
2, 043, 222, 984
660, 103, 747
60.53
6.05
5.08
1.99
15.64
8.10
2.61
4, 070, 851
100.00
25, 226, 326, 912
100.00
1 Includes returns for income of estates or property held in trust, which are distributed by sex and family
relationship of the testator or grantor. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly
estimated on basis of sample. (See pp. 1, 19-24.)
' Excludes separate returns of community property income of husband and wife in which the net income
is under $5,000, and joint returns ol husband and wife which show net income under $10,CC0. In tabulating
joint returns of net income of $10,000 and over the data are divided to represent the separate returns of the
husband and wife, the net income class for each of the separate returns being one-half of the combined net
income of the joint return. Beturns of community property income not included under this heading are
classified either under joint returns of husbands and wives, etc., or wives filing separate returns from
husbands.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
INCOME EXEMPT FROM NORMAL TAX (INDIVIDUAL RETURNS)
The net income specifically exempt from normal tax through per-
sonal exemption, credit for dependents, dividends on stock of domestic
corporations, interest on Government obligations not wholly exempt
from tax, capital net gain from sale of assets held more than two
years, and net loss for prior year; also net income subject to normal
tax, are shown in the following table:
Net income exempt from and amount subject to normal tax, individual returns,
calendar year 1928^
Distribution
Amount
Per cent
Total net income ^ .
$25, 226, 326, 912
100.00
Net income specifically exempt from normal tax:
Personal exemption and credit for dependents
11,859,161,174
1, 681, 051, 296
Less exemption in excess of net income.
Net personal exemptions and credit for dependents
10, 178, 109, 878
4, 350, 978. 752
40, 553, 301
1, 867, 604, 168
33, 616, 475
40.35
17.25
Interest on Government obligations not wiioUy exempt from tax
.16
Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than two years..
Less loss in ordinary net income and net loss for prior years,
deductible from capital net gain
$1, 879, 780, 038
12, 175, 870
7.40
. 13
Net income offset by net loss for prior year . .. ..
Total net income not subject to normal tax
16, 470, 862, 574
65.29
Net income subject to normal tax
8, 755, 464, 338
34.71
• Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. 1, 19-24.)
CAPITAL NET LOSS FROM SALE OF ASSETS HELD MORE THAN TWO YEARS
(INDIVIDUAL RETURNS)
Under the revenue act of 1924 and subsequent acts, loss from the
sale of capital assets held more than two years is not deductible in
arriving at ordinary net income subject to normal tax and surtax if,
by deducting such loss, the tax is less than by taking a tax credit of
12K per cent of the amount of such loss. The revenue acts of 1918
and 1921 permitted such loss to be deducted in arriving at ordinary
net income. In order, therefore, that the amounts shown as "net
income" and "general deductions" in the Statistics of Income for
1924-1928 be made comparable with prior years, it is necessary that
such losses be deducted from "net income" and that "general deduc-
tions" be increased by a like amount. These adjustments have not
been made in the "net income" and "general deduction" figures
shown in the Statistics of Income for these years.
Capital net loss from sale of assets held more than 2 years reported
on individual income tax returns for 1928 on which the tax credit
of VlYi per cent was computed $41, Oil, 320
Tax credit of 12>^ per cent 5, 126, 415
NET LOSS FOR PRIOR YEAR (INDIVIDUAL RETURNS)
The net loss during a given taxable year in a trade or business reg-
ularly carried on by the taxpayer, as specifically defined in the revenue
act of 1921 and subsequent acts, is allowed as a deduction in com-
puting the net income of the taxpayer for the succeeding taxable
year. If such net loss is in excess of the ordinary net income before
deduction of this loss, and the taxpayer has a capital net gain, the
STATISTICS OF INCOME /
amount of such excess shall next be applied against the capital net
gain for such year, and if this excess is larger than the capital net
gain for such year, the balance is similarly allowed as a deduction in
computing the net income and the capital net gain the next succeed-
ing taxable year. See section 117 of the revenue act of 1928.
Such net losses being of prior year origin are therefore not included
in the current year deductions in arriving at the net income for the
various years shown in this volume.
Net loss for prior year reported in the individual income-tax returns
for the years 1922 to 1928, inclusive, and taken as a deduction in com-
puting ordinary net income and capital net gain is given below:
Returns for year — Amount
1926 $27,411,767
1927 37,054,785
1928 33,616,475
Returns for year — Amount
1922 $45,220,859
1923 34,266,149
1924 29,869,182
1925 32,321,310
CREDIT OF 25 PER CENT OF TAX ON EARNED NET INCOME (INDIVIDUAL
RETURNS)
The credit of 25 per cent of the tax on earned net income applies to
the tax on the first $5,000 of net income and, if specifically earned, to
the tax on an amount not exceeding $10,000 under the revenue act
of 1924, applicable to returns for 1924, and to an amount not exceed-
ing $20,000 under the revenue act of 1926, applicable to returns for
1925, 1926, and 1927, and to an amount not exceeding $30,000 under
the revenue act of 1928, applicable to returns for 1928.
Earned net income tax credit, reported on returns for the years
1924-1928, inclusive, is as follows:
Returns for year — Amount
1924 $30,637,463
1925 24,570,183
1926 24,646,993
Returns for year — Amount
1927 $24,915,315
1928 34,789,690
INCOME TAXES PAID BY INDIVIDUALS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES OR
POSSESSIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
The amounts reported by individuals for income taxes paid foreign
countries or possessions of the United States are shown below for the
years 1925-1928, inclusive. These amounts are tax credits and should
be deducted from the net tax shown in the various tables in the report
to arrive at the tax payable to the United States.
Income taxes 'paid foreign countries
Year — Amount
1925 $1,987,285
1926 2,622,246
Year — Amount
1927 $2,297,852
1928 1,893,557
SOURCE OF INCOME (INDIVIDUAL RETURNS)
Immediately following is shown a summary of the income reported
by individuals distributed by sources; also general deductions. The
amounts of income for the various sources are totals of the net amounts
of income reported on the various returns. These net amounts are
the excesses of gross income over the deductions allowed as provided
in the schedules for the specific sources of income. (See Form 1040,
following p. 463.) Net losses in the schedules are transferred in tab-
ulation to general deductions, which also include deductions reported
in the return under "general deductions."
O STATISTICS OF INCOME
Sovrces of income and deductions in individual returns, amounts and percentages,
calendar year 1928^
Sources and deductions
Amount
Per cent
Wages and salaries
$10, 862, 330, 998
3, 243, 955, 494
1, 929, 519, 630
2,928,141,616
1, 879, 780, 038
37.47
Business
11.19
Partnerships
6.66
Profit from sale of real estate, stocks, bonds, etc., other than capital net gain
from sale of assets held more than 2 years
10.10
Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years
6.49
Total
20, 843, 727, 776
71.91
Rents and royalties
1, 164, 518. 456
2, 143. 857. 8G0
40, 553, 301
4, 350, 978, 752
443, 998, 374
4.02
Interest and other income
7.39
Interest on Government oblieations not wholly exempt from tax
.14
Dividends on stock of domestic corporations
15.01
Fiduciary -.
1.53
Total
8, 143, 906, 743 28. 09
28,987,6.34,519
100 00
Miscellaneous deductions
3, 056, 678, 735
171.743,165
532, 885. 707
10.54
Net loss from sale of real estate, stocks, and bonds, other than net loss from
sale of assets held more than 2 years.
.59
Contributions
1.84
Total deductions
3, 761, 307, 607
12.97
Net income
25, 226, 320, 912
87.03
1 Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. 1, 19-24.)
The following table shows, by size of net income, the distribution
of the income by sources. The distribution, by sources, by States,
and by a larger number of income classes, is shown in basic Tables
6 and 7 (pp. 85-90). The percentage distribution of income, by
sources, is shown in the second table following.
Total income in individual returns distributed by income classes, showing sources
of income in detail, calendar year 1928
Income classes
Under $5,000 1
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $150,000..
$150,000 under $300,000..
$300,000 under $500,000. .
$.500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
Total
Wages and
salaries
$5, 854, 044,
2, 230, 254.
1, 504, 389,
602, 062,
3.38,810,
116,075,
116,080,
45,717,
30, 214,
24, 680,
Business
1, 471, 700, 383
854, 892, 733
540. 215, 731
186, 249, 625
95, 386, 085
29, 701, 992
32. 934, 175
14, 914, 640
15,370,211
2, 589, 919
10, 862, 330, 998
3, 243, 955, 494
Partni^rship
$346, 197, 748
357, 451, 504
354, 520, 077
197,157,517
167, 093, 266
86. 407, 698
150, 409, 072
93,091,479
86, 566, 186
90. 624, 783
Profit from
sale of real es-
tate, stocks,
bonds, etc.,
other than
capital net
gain from sale
of a.ssets held
more than 2
years
$227, 584, 099
363, 989, 829
711,371,648
547,417,806
355, 441, 523
1.56, 562, 870
199,929,440
107, 923, 664
109,431,110
148, 488, 727
1,929,519,630 2,928,141,616
' Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(Sae pp. 1, 19-24.)
STATISTICS OF INCOME 9
Total income in individual returns distributed by income classes, shotving sources
of income in detail, calendar year 1928 — Continued
Income classes
Under $5,000'
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000. - .
$100,000 under $!50,000...
$150,000 under $300,000. . ,
$300,000 under $500,000 . _ .
$500,000 under $1,000,000.
$1,000,000 and over
Total.
Capital net
gain from sale
of assets held
more than 2
years
$46, 525, 639
218, 478, 147
184, 982, 673
332, 494, 191
219, 895, 732
267,114.650
580, 289, 006
1, 879, 780, 038
Rents and
royalties
$527, 147, 567
250, 628, 472
197, 056, 999
85,619,449
51, 690, 621
15, 788, 985
15, 870, 245
7, 076, 867
5, 858, 267
7, 780, 984
1, 164, 518, 456
Interest and
other income
$717, 569, 137
380, 457, 050
408, 688, 389
230,769,113
163, 793, 817
60, 238, 618
68, 492, 753
35, 453, 534
29, 755, 462
48, 639, 987
2, 143, 857, 860
Interest on
Government
obligations
not wholly
exempt from
tax
$14, 703, 394
9. 500, 624
6, 490, 254
2, 328, 596
2. 424, 539
1,119,402
876, 190
3,110,302
40, 553, 301
Income classes
Dividends on
stock of do-
mestic corpo-
rations
Fiduciary
Total income
Under $5,000'
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000....
$25,000 under .$50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $150,000..
$150,000 under $300,000..
$300,000 under $500.000..
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
Total
$341,
438,
835,
694,
641,
302,
377,
207,
197,
316,
064. 2.50
372, 429
311,127
181,010
314,648
939, 877
013, 496
523, 313
127, 776
130, 826
$79, 109,
74,651,
109, 508,
75, 802,
55, 284,
14, 965,
16,512,
9, 486,
4, 550,
4, 127,
564, 418, 189
950, 698, 034
675, 765, 598
675, 285, 835
123, 783, 849
969,992,1.56
312, If 0, 874
742, 202, 307
746,865,112
226, 402, 505
4, 350, 978, 752
443, 998, 374
28, 987, 634, 519
> Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
<See pp. 1, 19-24.)
Percentage distribution of total income in individual returns, by income classes,
showing sources of income in detail, calendar year 1928
Income classes
Under $5,000 I
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under .$25,000
$25,000 under $50,000....
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $150,000..
$1,50,000 under $300,000..
.$300,000 under $500.000..
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
Total
Wages
and sal-
aries
61.20
45. 05
32.17
22. 50
15.95
11.97
8.85
6.16
4.05
2.01
37.47
Business
1.5. 39
17.27
11. .55
6.96
4.49
3.06
2.51
2.01
2.06
.21
11.19
Partner-
ship
3.62
7.22
7.58
7.37
7.87
8.91
11.46
12.54
11. .59
7.39
6.66
Profit from
sale of real es-
tate, .stocks,
bonds, etc.,
other than
capital net
gain from
sale of assets
held more
than 2 years
2.38
7.35
15.21
20.46
16.74
16.14
15.24
14. 54
14. 65
12.11
Capital
net gain
from sale
of assets
held more
than 2
years
10.10
1.74
11.70
19.07
25.34
29.63
35. 76
47>31
6.49
' Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
<See pp. 1, 19-24.)
10
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Percentage distribution of total income in individual returns, by income classes,
showing sources of income in detail, calendar year 1928 — Continued
Income classes
Rents
and roy-
alties
Interest
and
other
income
Interest on
Government
obligations
not wliolly
exempt from
tax
Dividends
on stock of
domestic
corporations
Fiduci-
ary
Total
income
Under $5,000 1
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $?5,000.-..
$25,000 under $.-)0.000
$50,000 under $100,000.-.
$100,000 under $150,000..
$150,000 under $:{00,000. .
$300,000 under $500,000...
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
Total
5.51
5. Of)
4.22
3.20
2.43
1.63
1.21
.95
.78
.63
7.50
7.68
8.74
8.63
7.71
6.21
5.22
4.78
3.99
3.97
0.32
.36
.31
.24
.18
.15
.12
.25
3.57
8.86
17.87
25.95
30.20
31.23
28.73
27.96
26.39
25.78
0.83
1.51
2.34
2.83
2.60
1.54
1.26
1.28
.61
.34
4.02
7.39
14
15.01
1.53
100. 00
100. 00
100. 00
100.00
100. 00
100. 00
100. 00
100. 00
100. 00
100.00
100. oo
1 Data for returns of net income tinder $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample»
(See pp. 1, 19-24.)
FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF RETURNS ACCORDING TO THE SIZE OF
INCOME FROM SPECIFIC SOURCES
In the general tables for individual returns, data are classified
according to the net income of the individual from all sources. Within
net income classes, returns may show widely varying amounts of
income from a specific source. In the following special tables, returns
are classified according to the size of the income from specific sources.
The number of returns and the total income for each specific source
are shown according to the size of such income.
The sources for which the returns are thus distributed are salaries,
commissions, etc., business or professions, dividends on stock of
domestic corporations, rents and royalties, capital net gain from sale
of assets held more than two years, and profit from sale of real estate,
stocks, bonds, etc., other than capital net gain from sale of assets
held more than two years. Sources not included in this tabulation are
partnerships, fiduciaries, and interest and other income. The total
income received through partnerships and fiduciaries may not be
included in items 4 and 4 (a). Form 1040, provided for such income,
since the instructions relative to these items provide:
Enter as item 4 your share (whether received or not) of the profits of a partner-
ship, and as item 4 (a) income of an estate or trust, except (o) where the tax or
reduction on account of the share of capital net gain or loss from the sale of cap-
ital assets is computed as provided in instruction 6a, such gain or loss shall be
reported separately in Schedule D, and (6) the share of the profits which consisted
of dividends on stock of domestic corporations, and the taxable interest on obliga-
tions of the United States, shall be included in items 7 and 8, respectively', on
page 1.
The first table includes returns of net income of $5,000 and over and
is similar to the table published in the Statistics of Income for 1927.
The two subsequent tables relate to the special tabulation for 1928
returns only, one table including returns with net income under
$5,000 and the other table for all individual returns.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
11
Frequency distribution, by size of specific sources of income, for individuals having
net income of $5,000 and over, reported on Form IO4O, showing for each source the
number of returns and total amount, calendar year 192S
Size of specific source of
Salaries, commissions,
etc.
Business or profession
Dividends on stock of
domestic corporations
income
Number
of returns
Amount
Number
of returns
Amount
Number
of returns
Amount
Under $100
6,125
5,088
4,008
3,439
2.728
12, 702
28,379
32, 400
39, 163
43, 307
300, 729
73, 665
27, 542
12, 674
7,120
6,899
2,708
2,732
788
714
67
7
4
$298, 072
704, 773
960, 266
1, 157, 655
1, 207, 332
9,116,382
41, 910, 477
79, 693, 644
135, 681, 109
194, 500. 596
2,036,204,723
865, 710, 530
461, 649. 260
■276,655,324
189, 752, 284
232, 974, 316
120, 205, 643
161, 720, 170
68, 569, 928
98, 400, 414
21,91.5,138
4, 551, 849
4, 746, 256
2,283
2,054
1,823
1,646
1,483
6,680
11,679
11,897
13,816
17,057
105, 705
24, 856
8,533
3,802
2,088
2,098
993
955
321
323
52
17
1
$106, 655
298, 945
447, 847
573, 899
661, 423
4, 928, 778
17,328,856
29, 780, 577
48, 530, 690
77, 360, 384
728, 274, 832
298,712,515
146, 105, 601
84, 459, 184
56, 930, 692
71, 890, 789
44, 083, 581
57, 208, 430
27, 604, 893
47,011,733
17. 902, 684
10, 660, 533
1, 391, 590
50, 380
32, 779
28,405
24, 274
20, 258
72, 457
83, 391
49, 711
34, 349
25, 608
68, 083
27, 348
14, 098
8,940
5,881
7,294
4,204
5,218
2,325
3,184
644
225
117
$2, 700, 534-
4 771 307
$100 under $200
$200 under $300
7, 032, 213
8,450,170
9,425,032
53,951,305
119,934,841
121,806,327
119,034,057
117 273 770
$300 under $400 . .
$400 under .$500
$500 under .$1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000. .-
$5,000 under $10,000
477, 610, 387
329, 990, 023.
243, 040, 150
198, 894, 550
160, 395, 327
251,140,326
187, 530, 950
316, 907, 906
200, 668, 679
468, 346, 300
222, 235, 120
154,187,015
234, 588, 213
$10,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $25,000 -
$25,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under $40,000
$40,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000 -
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $2.50,000
$250,000 under $500,000
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over-
Total-- -
612, 988 5, 008, 286, 141
220, 162 1, 772, 255, 111
569, 173
4, 009, 914, 502-
Size of specific source of
income
Rents and royalties
Profits from sale of real
estate, stocks, bonds,
etc., other than cap-
ital net gain from sale
of assets held more
than 2 years
Capital net gain from
sale of assets held
more than 2 years
Number
of returns
Amount
Number
of returns
Amount
Number
of returns
Amount
Under $100 . .-
22, 538
20, 964
17, 073
14, 871
12, 658
39. 669
35, 920
18, 163
11,480
8,087
20,446
6,384
2,664
1,330
735
806
235
462
142
105
18
5
1
$1, 151, 393
3, 069, 848
4, 190, 664
5, 121, 649
5. 652, 889
28,461,927
51, 367. 253
44. 339, 898
39. 597, 215
36, 200, 114
141, 694, 576
77, 158, 703
45, 484, 830
29, 775, 341
19, 947, 894
27, 745, 952
10, 245, 337
26, 280, 949
12, 045, 773
14, 821, 622
7, 385, 061
4, 417, 746
1,214,255
17, 076
14, 075
11,901
10, 485
9,442
36, 475
$822,011
. 2, 056, 493
2, 920, 887
3, 635, 388
4, 229, 982
26. 622. 271
355
315
302
278
266
1,236
1,752
1,340
1,071
951
3,286
2,238
1,705
1,349
1,103
1,714
1,306
2,147
1,228
2,425
775
358
204
$18, 202-
$100 under $200 ..
45, 760
$200 under .$300
74, 933
$300 under $400 -.
95, 18*
$400 under $500—
119, 904
$500 under $1,000 --
900,083
$1,000 under .$2,000
48,279 1 69,963,541
33,090 1 81,474,487
24,818 1 85,947,325
19,595 i 87.555.938
2, 560, 867
$2,000 under .$3,000
3, 321, 37a
$3,000 under $4,000
3, 724, 687
$4,000 under .$5,000
4, 265, 128
$5,000 under $10,000
56, 521
23, 681
12, 157
7,389
4,756
5.422
2,890
3,082
1,222
1,667
353
121
49
399, 983, 278
288, 043, 055
209, 591, 108
164, 457, 433
129, 542, 720
186, 557. 532
128,559,037
185, 506, 569
105. 012, 301
244, 620, 642
121, 149, 860
79, 231, 963
93, 072, 796
24,143,324
$10,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under .$25,000
$25,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under .$40,000
$40,000 under .$.50,000..-
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under .$100,000
$100,000 under $250,000
$250,000 under $500,000
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
27, 576, 070
29, 570, 922
30,136,317
30, 160, 008
59, 251. 885
58, 555, 430
131. 980, 974
106, 552, 950
371, 106, 833
266, 577, 835-
254. 363, 871
474, 677, 498
Total
234, 756
637, 370, 889 1 344. 546 i 2. 700. 556. 617
27,704
1, 879, 780, 038
107095—30-
12
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Frequency distribution, by size of specific sources of income, for individuals having
net income under $5,000, reported on Form IO4O, showing for each source the
number of returns and total amount, calendar year 1928
Size of specific source of
income
Under $100 -
$100 under $200
$200 under $300
$300 under $400-
$400 under $500
$500 under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $23,000
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under $40,000
$40,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000- . .
$100,000 under $250,000. .
$250,000 under $500,000- -
$500,000 under $1,000,000-
$1 ,000,000 and over
Total
Reported on Form 1040A not
distributed
Salaries, commissions,
etc.
Number
of returns
6,317
6,196
5.344
5, 531
4, 754
23, 607
65, 440
63,168
58, 980
43,515
46, 685
2,120
509
183
84
73
16
18
3
2
332, 545
(■)
Grand total.
$309,689
877, 285
1,281,761
1,877,043
2.106,443
17, 228, 065
99, 931, 080
154, 045, 769
204,493,802
193,511,203
272, 836, 823
24,555,588
8, 494, 570
3, 982, 855
2, 241, 936
2,371,366
715, 662
965, 750
257,425
210,917
992, 295, 082
4,861,749,775
Business or profession
Number I
of returns
Amount
6,326
6,927
6, 932
7,259
7,449
43, 493
121,378
129,125
108, 867
63, 342
25, 453
2, .034
696
175
72
81
32
19
10
5
5, 854, 044, 857
529, 675
(')
Dividends on stock
of domestic corpo-
rations
Number
of returns
$314,860
1,035,963
1,724,930
2, 534, 628
3, 348, 321
32, 992, 671
184,371,405
321,464,114
377,712,117
280, 923, 601
157, 671, Of 3
24, 347, 386
11,962,271
3, 855, 392
1,947,711
2, 640, 068
1,421,367
1,151,375
874, 801
703, 675
1,412,997,719
58, 702, 664
49, 155
33, 226
20,212
15, 149
12,016
36,633
30, 878
12,568
6,159
3,110
2,430
410
168
83
47
50
34
26
5
12
4
1
222,406
1,471,700,383
(')
Amount
$2, 182, 907
4, 445, 655
4,915,519
5, 259, 247
5,342,916
26,138,323
43, 566, 820
30, .550, 126
21,073,014
13, 753, 467
15, 846, 687
4, 903, 741
2,917,009
1,825,697
1,279,921
1, 719, 100
1, 503. 295
1,512,957
419,762
1, 643, 729
1,245,402
695, 651
192, 740, 945
148,323,305
341, 064, 250
Size of specific source of income
Rents and royalties
Number
of returns
Amount
Profits from sale of real
estate, stocl^s, bonds,
etc., other than capi-
tal net ?ain from sale
of assets held more
than 2 years
Number
of returns
Amount
Under $100
$100 under $200
$200 under .$300
$300 under $400
$400 under $500
$500 under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under .$;?,000
$3,000 under $4 ,000
$4,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under .$20,000
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under $40,000
$40,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000. . .
$100,000 under $2'.(),000. . ,
$250,000 under $500,000. . .
$500,000 under $1,000,000.
$1,000,000 and over ,
26, 893
30, 949
28, 051
25, 722
21,649
65, 740
57, 385
27, 025
15, 651
9,110
11,565
1,515
459
144
76
64
26
28
7
7
$1,424,907
4,560,215
6,880,066
8, 836, 761
9, 605, C43
47, 054, 547
81, 637, 653
65, 868, 750
S3, 879, 387
40,467,424
75,599,115
18, 025, 197
7, 878, 007
3, 205, 202
2, 080, t80
2,195,330
1,159,511
1, 670, 282
592, 263
958,468
13, 975
11,422
9,743
7,857
6,827
24,429
25,331
12,571
6, 622
3,546
3,112
532
174
77
42
34
17
22
5
4
1
$679, 933
1,645,107
2, 377, 563
2, 707, 859
3,031,616
17,562.416
36, 183, 714
30,425,729
22,701,343
15,658,473
20,198,678
6, 357, 283
2, 983, 214
1,695,390
1,139,670
1,170.830
752, 047
1,286,560
441,032
585, 782
417,088
Total - -
Reported on Form 1040A not distributed.
322, 066
433,639,908 i 126,343
93,507,659 \ (')
170,001,327
57, 583, 672
Grand total.
(')
527, 147, 567
(')
227, 584, 999
» Not available.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
13
Frequency distribution, by size of specific sources of income, for all individuals filing
on Form IO4O, showing for each source the number of returns and total amount^
calendar year 1928
Size of specific source of in-
Salaries, commissions,
etc.
Business or profession
Dividends on stock of
domestic corporations
come
Number
of returns
Amount
Number
of returns
Amount
Number
of returns
Amount
Under $100...
12, 442
11,284
9,352
8,970
7,482
36, 309
93,819
95, 568
98, 143
86, 822
347,414
75. 785
28. 051
12. 857
7,204
6,972
2,724
2,750
791
716
67
4
$607, 761
1,582,058
2, 242, 027
3,034,698
3,313,775
26, 344, 447
141,841,557
233, 739, 413
340,174,911
388,011,849
2,309,041,546
890,266,118
470,143,830
2S0. 638, 179
191,994,220
235,345,682
120,921,305
162,685.920
68,827,353
98,611,331
21,915,138
4,551,849
4, 746, 256
8,609
8,981
8,755
8,905
8,932
50, 173
133.057
141.022
122, 683
80.399
131,158
26, 890
9,229
3,977
2.160
2,179
1,025
974
331
328
52
17
1
$421, 515
1,334,908
2,172,777
3. 108, 527
4, 009, 744
37,921,449
201,700,261
351,244,691
426, 242, 807
358,283,985
885, 945, 895
323, 059, 901
158.067,872
88, 314, 576
58, 878, 403
74, 530, 857
45, 504, 948
58,359,805
28,479,694
47,71.5,408
17,902,684
10, 660, 533
1,391,590
99,535
66, 005
48, 617
39, 423
32, 274
109,090
114,269
62, 309
40, 508
28,718
70, 513
27, 758
14, 266
9,023
5,928
7,344
4,238
5,244
2,330
3,196
648
226
117
$4, 883, 441
$100 under $200 .
9, 216, 962
$200 under $300 ...
11,947,732
$300 under $400
13, 709, 417
$400 under $500
14,767,948
$500 under $1,000
80. 089, 628
$1,000 under $2,000 .. . .
163,501,661
$2,000 under $3,000
152,356,453
$3,000 under .'';4.000
140, 107, 071
$4,000 under $5.000
131,027,237
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $15,000.
$15,000 under $20.000
$20,000 under .$25,000
$25,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under .$40,000
$40,000 under $50,000 ._
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $2.50,000
$2.50,000 under $.500,000
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1 ,000,000 and over
493,457.074
334, 893, 764
245,957,159
200, 720. 247
161,675,248
252, 859, 426
189, 034, 245
318, 420, 863
201,088,441
469,990.029
223, 480. 522
154, 882, 666
234. 588, 213
Total
945, 533
6,000,581,223
749, 837
3,185,252,830
791,579
4,202,655,447
Reported on Form 1040A not
distributed ...
(')
4,861,749,775
(')
58, 702, 664
(')
148,323,305
Grand total.. ... . ..
(')
10,862.330,998
(>)
3, 243, 955, 494
(')
4, 350, 978, 752
Size of specific source of in-
come
Rent and royalties
Profits from sale of real
estate, stocks, bonds,
etc., other than cap-
ital net gain from sale
of assets held more
than 2 years
Capital net gain from
sale of assets held
more than 2 years
Number
of returns
Amount
Number
of returns
Amount
Number
of returns]
Amount
Under $100
49, 431
51,913
45, 124
40, 593
34, 307
105, 409
93,305
45, 188
27, 131
17,197
32,011
7,899
3.123
1,474
811
870
261
490
149
112
18
5
1
$2, 576, 300
7,630.063
11,071,330
13,958,410
15,318,532
75, 516, 474
133, 004, 906
110,208,648
93, 476, 602
76,667,538
217, 293. 691
95, 183, 900
53,362.837
32, 980, 543
22, 028, 474
29,941,282
11,404.848
27,951,231
12,638,036
15, 780. 090
7, 385, 061
4, 417, 746
1,214,255
31,051
25, 497
21,644
18,342
16, 269
60, 904
73,610
45, 661
31,440
23,141
59, 633
24, 213
12,331
7,466
4,798
5,456
2,907
3,104
1,227
1,671
354
121
49
$1,501,944
3,701,600
5, 298, 450
6, 343, 247
7, 261, 598
44,184,687
106,147,255
111,900,216
108,648,668
103,214,411
420, 181. 956
294,400.338
212,574,322
166,152,823
130, 682, 390
187, 728, 362
129,311,084
186,793,129
105,453,333
245, 206, 424
121,566,948
79, 231, 963
93, 072, 796
355
315
302
278
266
1,236
1,752
1,340
1,071
951
3,286
2,238
1,705
1,349
1,103
1,714
1,306
2,147
1,228
2,425
775
358
204
$18, 202
$100 under $200
45, 760
$200 under $300
74, 933
.$300 under .$400 .
95, 184
$400 under $500
119,904
$500 under $1,000
900. 083
$1,000 under .$2.000
$2,000 under $3,000
2, 560, 867
3,321,373
$3,000 under $4,000 .
3,724,687
$4,000 under $5,000
4, 265, 128
$5,000 under $10,000
24,143,324
$10,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under $40,000
$40,000 under .$50,000
$50,000 under $75.000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $250,000
$250,000 under $500.000.
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
27, 576, 070
29, 570, 922
30,136.317
30, leO, 008
59,251.885
58. 555, 430
131,980,974
106, 552, 950
371,106,833
266, 577, 835
254,363,871
474, 677, 498
Total
556, 822
1,071,010.797
470, 889
2,870,557,944 27,704
1 . 879. 7S0. 038
Reported on Form 1040A not
distributed..
(')
93, 507, 659
(')
57. .58."?. 672
Grand total
(')
1,164,518,456 i fH 1 2.928.141.616 i 27.704 1 1.879.780.038
'
, ,
' Not available.
14
STATISTICS OF INCOME
INCOME FROM BUSINESS REPORTED BY INDIVIDUALS ON FORM 1040,
FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1928
The net income from business (other than from partnerships)
reported by individuals is classified below according to the nature
of the business. These data represent only such amounts reported
by individuals as were derived from business operations conducted
as sole proprietors and do not necessarily indicate the principal
occupation of or the total income reported by the person making
the return.
The net profit from business as shown in these statistics means
the total receipts from business or profession less cost of goods sold,
and other business deductions, such as salaries, interest on business
indebtedness, taxes on business or business propert}^, loss from fire
or storm, bad debts arising from sales, depreciation, obsolescence,
and depletion, rents, repairs, and other expenses, as provided for in
Schedule A of the individual income-tax return. Form 1040.
The first table includes returns of net income of $5,000 and over
and is similar to the table published in the Statistics of Income for
1927. The two subsequent tables relate to the special tabulation
for 1928 returns only, of 1040 returns with net incomes under $5,000
(explained in detail on pp. 19-24), one table including the 1040
returns with net income under $5,000 and the other table all 1040
returns; that is, returns of income under $5,000 made on Form 1040
and all returns of net income of $5,000 and over.
In connection with the tabulation of business income from 1040
returns with net income under $5,000, it should be noted that,
although the 1040 form is provided for the reporting of all business
income, irrespective of the amount of the net income, some indi-
viduals with net income under $5,000 and with income from business
use the 1040 A form. As a result the tabulation of 1040 returns does
not include all individual income from business.
Income from business, distributed by industrial groups, shounng number of busi-
nesses and net profit from business reported on Form. IO4O, filed by individuals
having net income of $5,000 and over, calendar year 1928; also grand totals for
prior years
Industrial groups
Number of
businesses
reported
Per cent
Net profit
from business
Per cent
Agriculture and related industries
Mining and quarrying
Manufacturing:
Food products, beverages, and tobacco
Textiles and textile products
Leather and leather products
Rubber and rolLited products
Lumber and woo<i products
Paper, puli), tiiid inoducts —
Printing and publishing
Chemicals and allied substances
Stone, clay, :in<l glass products
Metal and metal products
All other maimfacturing industries -.
Total manufacturing
Construction
Transportation and other public utilities
Trade
Service — professional, amusements, hotels, etc.
18, 861
1,112
8.57
.50
$121,723,333
10, 716, 201
6.87
.61
2,723
2, 518
210
82
767
167
2,110
439
552
1,980
1,133
1.24
1.14
.09
.0^1
.35
.20
.25
.90
.51
22, 554, 256
24, 105, 149
1, 895, 843
711,993
7, 034, 583
1, 757, 658
17, 573, 964
5, 479, 272
4, 549, 694
19, 388, 451
13, 765, 178
1.27
1.36-
.11
.04
.40'
.la
.99
.31
.26
1.09
.77
12, 681
5.76
118,816,041
6.7a
11,320
2,287
58, 248
86, 384
5.14
1.04
26.46
39.24
100,331,917
17, 446, 737
424, 814, 948
710, 140, 205
5.6&
.99'
23.97
40. OT
STATISTICS OF INCOME
15
Income from business, distributed by industrial groups, showing number of busi-
nesses and net profit from business reported on Form 1040, filed by individuals
having net income of $5,000 and over, calendar year 1928; also grand totals for
prior years — Continued
Industrial groups
Number of
businesses
reported
Per cent
Net profit
from business
Per cent
Finance— banking, insurance, real estate, stock and bond
brokers, etc -
13, 042
16, 224
5.92
7.37
$151, 949, 793
116,315,936
8.57
Business not sufficiently defined to be classed with any
other division
6.56
Grand total 1928.
220, 159
212,919
218, 148
203, 576
(')
(')
(')
(')
(')
100.00
1,772,255,111
1, 704, 175, 267
1, 738, 522, 844
1,623,638,298
1, 290, 721, 756
1,059.472,721
1, 012, 439, 906
816, 040, 035
1, 398, 069, 227
100.00
Grand total 1927
Grand total 1926
Grand total 1925
Grand total 1924-_
Grand total 1923
Grand total 1922_
Grand total 1921- - .-. -
Grand total 1920
1 Not available.
Income from business, distributed by industrial groups, showing number of busi-
nesses and net profit from business reported on Form IO4O filed by individuals
having net income under $5,000, for the calendar year 1928
Industrial groups
Number of
businesses
reported
Per cent
Net profit
from business
Per cent
Agriculture and related industries
Mining and Quarrying
Manufacturing:
Food products, beverages, and tobacco
Textiles and textile products -.-
Leather and leather products
Rubber and related products -
Lumber and wood products
Paper, pulp, and products
Printing and publishing
■Chemicals and allied substances
Stone, clay, and glass products
Metal and metal products
All other manufacturing industries
Total manufacturing
Construction
Transportation and other public utilities
Trade
Service — professional, amusements, hotels, etc
Finance — banking, insurance, real estate, stock and bond
brokers, etc
Business not sufficiently defined to be classed with any
other division
Grand total 1928
42, 098
1, 494
10, 455
7,594
561
223
1,512
206
5,231
557
1,302
5,069
1,970
34, 680
32, 531
8,582
218, 250
135, 794
15, 436
41,270
1 530, 135
7.94
.28
$107, 679, 719
3, 752, 165
1.97
1.43
.11
.04
.28
.04
.99
.10
.25
.96
.37
27, 160, 778
19,118,493
1, 352, 239
515, 732
3, 988, 793
557, 099
15, 299, 192
1. 413, 369
3, 616, 725
13, 403, 628
5, 325, 137
6.54
91,751,185
88, 781, 261
23, 732, 646
536, 430, 642
410, 714, 706
43, 44.5, 221
106, 710, 174
21,412,997,719
7.62
.27
1.92
1.35
.09
.04
.28
.04
1.08
.10
.26
.95
.38
6.49
6.28
1.68
37.%
29.07
3.08
7.55
100.00
' Does not include number of businesses reported on Form 1040A.
2 Does not include income from businesses reported on Form 1040A amounting to $58,702,664 based on
sample of returns. See text page 23.
16
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Income from business, distributed by industrial groups, showing number of busi-
nesses and net profit from business reported by all individuals filing on Form
1040 for the calendar year 1928
Industrial groups
Agriculture and related industries
Mining and quarrying
Manufacturing:
Food products, beverages, and tobacco
Textiles and textile prc)ducts
Leather and leather products
Rubber and related products
Lumber and wood products
Paper, pulp, and rroduets
Printing and rublishins
Che.nicals and allied substances
Stone, clay, and sjlass pr iducts
Metal and metal products
All other manufacturing industries
Total manufacturing
Construction
TransDortation and othgr public utilities ^
Trade
Service — professional, amusements, hotels, etc
Finance— banking, inxuranee, real estate, stock and bond
brokers, etc
Business not sufficiently defined to be classed with any
other division
Grand total 1928...
Number of
busin esses
reported
60, 959
2,606
Per cent
13, 178
10,112
771
305
2,279
373
7, 341
996
1,854
7,049
3,103
47, 361
43, 851
10, 869
276, 498
222, 178
28, 478
57, 494
8.12
.35
1.76
1.35
.10
.04
.30
.05
.98
.13
.25
.94
.41
6.31
5.85
1.45
36.85
29.61
3.80
7.66
Net profit
from business
$229, 403, 052
14, 468, 366
49, 715, 034
43, 223, 642
3, 248, 082
1, 227, 725
11,023,376
2,314,757
32, 873, 156
6, 892, 641
8, 166,419
32, 792, 079
19,090,315
210, 567, 226
189, 113, 178
41,179,383
961,245,590
1,120,854,911
195, 395, 014
223,026,110
1 750, 294 100. 00 23, 185, 252, 830
Per cent
7.20
.45
1.56
1.36
.10
.04
.35
.07
1.02
.22
.26
1.03
.60
6. Gl
5.94
1.29
30.18
35.19
6.14
7.00
100. 00
1 Does not include number of businesses reported on Form 1040A.
2 Does not include income from businesses reported on Form 1040A amounting to .$58,702,664 based on
sample of returns. See text page 23.
TAXES PAID OTHER THAN FEDERAL INCOME TAX
In the following table taxes, other than Federal income taxes or
income and profits taxes paid foreign countries or possessions of the
United States allowed as a deduction and reported in returns of net
income of $5,000 and over, are distributed by income classes. In
column 1 is shown the amount of taxes reported under "Deductions"
in the individual income tax return as item 12 on Form 1040, in ac-
cordance with the following instructions quoted from Form 1040:
Enter as item 12 personal taxes and all taxes on property not used in your
business or profession, paid during the year, not including those assessed against
local benefits of a kind tending to increase the value of the property assessed.
Do not include taxes imposed by section 600 of the act upon sales by the manu-
facturer, Federal income taxes, taxes imposed upon your interest as shareholder
of a corporation which are paid by the corporation without reimbursement from
you, nor income and profits taxes claimed as a credit in item 52 on page 1 of the
return.
In column 2 is shown the amount of taxes paid on business prop-
erty or for carrying on business, as reported under business deduc-
tions in Schedule A, item 12, ''Income from business or profession,"
and does not include Federal income taxes, taxes assessed against
local benefits of a kind tending to increase the value of property, nor
taxes imposed upon sales by manufacturers; neither does it include
taxes reported on Form 1040F, Schedule of farm income and
expenses.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
17
The amounts distributed by States are shown in basic Table 8
(p. 91). The taxes reported in returns of net income under $5,000
are not included, since the sample of the returns in this class is not
considered sufficiently comprehensive to determine this item accu-
rately.
Taxes paid other than Federal income tax, individual returns of net income of $5,000
and over, distributed by income classes, calendar year 1928
Income classes
$P,000 under $6,000
$■•,000 under $7,000
$7,000 under $8,000
$^,000 under $9,000
$9,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $11,000
$11,000 under $12,000
$12,000 under $13,000
$n,Ono under $14,000
$14,o™ under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under $10,000
$40,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $60,000
$fi0,0C0 under $70,000
$70,000 under $80,000
$80,000 under $90,000
$90,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $150,000_...
$150,000 under $200,000....
$200,000 under $250,000....
$250,000 under $300,000....
$300,000 under $400,000....
$400,000 under $500,000....
$500,000 under $750.000....
$750,000 under $1,000,000. .
$1,000,000 under $1,500,000
$1,500,000 under $2,000,000
$2,000,000 under $3,000,000
$3,000,000 under $4,000,000
$4,000,000 under $5,000,000
$5,000,000 and over
Total 1928
Totall927
Taxes paid
included in
general
deductions
357, 483
712, 152
219,314
697, 706
409, 431
531,944
994, S92
307, 521
187, 428
068. 613
795, 217
344. 614
730, 758
883, 707
062, 657
118,380
993, 991
303. 428
313, 685
696, 113
289, 880
808, 588
519,944
167, 226
642, 049
734, 723
097, 684
138, 182
443, 561
809, 284
816, 296
788, 801
001, 597
435, 301
475, 422, 144
440, 973, 832
Taxes paid
included in
business
deductions '
$8, 953, 020
6,520,115
4,919,514
3,679, 162
3, 294, 954
2, 537, 274
2, 003, 784
1, 639, 425
1, 586, 344
1,207,419
4, 549, 943
2, 405, 363
1,518,418
2, 035, 903
1, 116,212
803, 927
520, 957
414, 795
219, 082
267, 042
864, 875
264, 653
256, 223
356, 212
223, 879
27, 969
133, 038
53, 733
13, 198
10, 216
26, 888
20,176
5.742
22. 070
52, 471, 525
44, 995, 895
Total
$52,310,503
40, 232, 267
32, 138, 828
26, 376, 868
22, 704, 385
18, 069, 218
15, 998, 676
13, 946, 946
12, 773, 772
11,276,032
43, 345, ISO
28, 749, 977
20, 249, 176
28,919,610
19, 178, 869
14, 922, 307
13,514,948
10, 718, 218
7, 532, 767
5, 963, 155
22, 154, 755
13, 073, 241
7, 776, 167
6, 523, 437
7, 865, 928
4, 76a 692
7, 230, 722
5, 191,915
3, 456, 759
2. 819, 500
3, 843, 184
808, 977
1, 007, 339
2, 457, 371
527, 893, 669
485, 969, 727
1 See text page 16.
wholly and partially tax-exempt obligations (individual
returns)
The following tabulation shows the wholly and partially tax-exempt
securities owned and interest received therefrom segregated by nature
of obligation and by size of net income for individuals having net
income of $5,000 and over.
In connection with this table it should be noted that the amount of
interest reported on the returns is the total amount received or ac-
crued, whereas due to bond holdings being subject to considerable
variation during the year the amount reported as bonds owned may
include bonds for which no interest was received or accrued, and vice
versa, the interest reported may include interest on bonds, which are
not included in the amount reported as bonds owned.
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
Tax-exempt obligations reported in returns of net income of $5,000 and over, showing
amounts owned and interest received, by nature of obligation and by size of net
income of taxpayer
;[Income returned for calendar year ended December 31, 1928. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns are
included. See p. 1]
Amount owned
Interest received
Wholly tax-
Wholly tax-
exempt obli-
exempt obli-
gations of
gations of
United States
United States
and its pos-
and its pos-
sessions, and
sessions, and
Obliga-
securities
Obliga-
securities
tions of
issued under
tions of
issued under
States and
Federal farm
States and
Federal farm
Income classes
Territo-
loan act, and
Territo-
loan act, and
ries or
partially tax-
ries, or
partially tax-
Total
political
exempt; Lib-
Total
political
exempt; Lib-
subdivi-
erty bonds.
subdivi-
erty bonds,
sions
Treasury
sions
Treasury
thereof,
certificates of
thereof,
certificates of
vrhoUy
indebtedness.
wholly
indebtedness,
tax
Treasury sav-
tax
Treasury sav-
exempt
ings certifi-
cates and
Treasury
notes
partially
tax exempt
exempt
ings certifi-
cates and
Treasury
notes
partially
tax exempt
$5,000 under $6,000
$98, 100, 562
$35, 259, 038
$62. 841, 524
$4, 694, 730
$1, 893, 234
$2, 801, 466
$6,000 under $7,000
93, 873, 234
36, 557. 079
57, 316, 155
4, 767, 239
2, 019, 761
2. 747, 478
$7,000 under $8,000
88, 633, 862
29, 072, 219
59, 561, 643
4, 207, 58'i
1, 592, 457
2, 615- 129
$8,000 under $9, 000
85. 768, 587
36, 759, 735
49, 008, 852
4, 436. 742
2, 081. 909
2. 3/4. 833
$9,000 under $10.000
72.512,850
25, 384, 3:!2
47, 128. 488
4, 683, 390
1, 379. 802
3, 303. 588
$10,030 under $11,000
69, 588, 635
28, 36V, 8,57
41 220. 778
3, 637. 685
1, 470 833
2. 166. 852
$11,000 under $12,000
59. 527. 878
23, 371, 423
36, 156, 455
2 9()4 8fi8
1 259,837
1, 70,5, 031
$12,000 under $13,000
60, 588, 079
24,799,458
36, 088, 621
3, 072, 824
1, 423, 393
1, 649, 431
$13,000 under $14,000
64,118,305
2,5, 239, 741
38,878,564
2,988.012
1,403.205
1, 581, 806
$14,000 under $15,000
65, 384, S'\3
29, 779 928
35. 604, 935
3 324, 868
1, 507. 425
1.817.443
$1.^000 under .$20,000
2)8, 853, 232
115.812 936
153,040.296
12. 8;i.5. 521
5. 877, 294
6. 988. 227
$20,000 under $25,000
234, 221, 752
109, 008, 189
12,5. 213, 563
13. 143. 799
6. 389. 4n2
6, 754, 337
$2,5,000 under .$30.000
174, 249, 332
88, 797, 531
8,5, 451, 801
9. 943. 781
5. 169. 682
4. 774. 099
$30,000 under .$40,000
322, 210, 417
177, 971, 235
144, 239, 182
16, 252, 912
9, 445, 432
6. 807. 480
$40,000 under .$.50,000
245. 805, 926
133,6.39,763
112, 166, 163
12,093,362
7, 027. 098
5. 036. 266
$50,000 under $'10,000
213, 782, 138
134, 321, 835
79, 4 '0. 303
10, 294. 474
6. 761. 845
3. 532. 629
$60,000 under $70,000.
189, 991, 758
119,361,034
70, 630, 724
9. 919, 2 '.0
6, 333, 848
3 58,5,412
$70,000 under $80.000
145, 741. 498
90,213,026
55. ,528,472
7 524, 324
4.821.651
2, 702. 673
$80,000 under .$90.000
165. 300. 830
109, 059, ,545
50. 241. 285
8. 227, 389
5, 517, 414
2, 709, 975
$90,000 under $100,000
137, 047, 215
96, 389, 21 1
40, 6,58, 004
6. 517, 988
4. 799, 154
1. 71,8. 834
$100,000 under $1.50.000
464, 707, 051
318 ,590,980
146. 116. 071
22, 797, 515
15, 893. 913
6, 903. 602
$150,000 under $200,000
283,912,574
180. 865. 172
103, 047, 402
15. 541, 131
9. 334. 652
6. 206, 484
$200,000 under $2,50,000
218, 636. 492
162,678, .337
55, 9,58. 155
11,329,873
8. 707. 465
2. 622. 408
$250,000 under ,$300,000
164. 159, 344
109. 382, 705
54 776, 639
7, 287, 314
4, 937, 685
2, 349, 629
$300,000 under ,$400,000. . . .
266. 642, 613
1S4. 048, 417
82 594, 191
11. 894. 8,55
8, ,530 319
3. 334, 536
$400,000 under $.500.000
141. 83,5, 702
104, 717. 668
37,118,0,34
7. 654, 210
5, 302. 132
2, 3,52, 078
$500,000 under $750,000. .-
217. 844. 5.55
148, 370. 22 i
69, 474, 329
10,797,710
7 783. 829
3. 013. 881
$7.50,000 under $1,000,000...
104, 928, 349
77. 543, SV
27. 384, 482
4, 638, 903
3, 295, 933
1,342.970
$1,000,000 under $1„500,000.
133 ,532, 013
80, 342 3^4
53. 189, 649
6, 518, 496
3, 889, 893
2. 628. 603
$1,500,000 under $2,000,000.
133, 108, 481
95, 124, .500
37, 983, 981
9 117,094
5,819,728
4, 00,5, 212
1,814.516
$2,000,000 under .$3,000,000.
54. 274. 348
45. 1.57, 2,"4
.5. 184, 523
4,0,54 824
1, 129. 699
$3,000,000 under .$4,000,000.
59, 819, 492
39, 473 667
20. 345, 825
2. 4,52, 163
1, 374, 788
1. 077. 375
$4,000,000 under .$5,000,000.
60, 576. 300
32, 691. 000
27. 885, 300
3, no,8'-9
1,399.478
1,711.391
$5,000,000 and over
214, 422, 426
111,116.703
103 305,723
'/, 604. 803
3, 794 907
3 809, 896
Total
5, 374, 000 693
3, 159, 268 005
2 214, 732 688
268,192,852
160, 462 795
107, 730 057
DISTRIBUTION BY COUNTIES AND CITIES (INDIVIDUAL RETURNS)
The number of individual income-tax returns filed for the calendar
year 1928, segregated by counties, by cities, and by townships having
a population of 1,000 and over in the 1920 census, is shown in basic
Table 11 (pp. 180-312). For this year the collectors of internal
revenue w^ere asked for an actual count of the index cards prepared
from the returns filed in each collection district. For previous
STATISTICS OF INCOME 19
years these data were very close approximations, calculated by
measurement on the basis of a certain number of cards to the inch.
It should be noted, however, that absolute accuracy in the actual
count of returns by the numerous civil divisions involved is impossible
except through the expenditure of considerable time and money.
SPECIAL TABULATION OF INDIVIDUAL RETURNS SHOWING NET INCOME
UNDER $5,000
The returns of net income under $5,000 were tabulated for 1928
differently than for preceding years. In preparing the data it is
usually expedient to estimate rather than to tabulate the items in
these small returns, which in number now constitute about three-
fourths of the total individual income-tax returns filed. For 1928
returns, however, an attempt was made to obtain a more complete
tabulation. In making comparisons with the estimates for preceding
years, it should be noted, therefore, that differences, not only for net
incomes under $5,000 but also for net incomes of $5,000 and over,
may be due in part to the special method of obtaining the 1928
figures.
The usual method of estimating the data for net incomes under
$5,000 (as described in preceding volumes) consists of the use of
samples. The number of returns filed is reported by the collector.
Averages calculated for the various items from a sample for each
State are applied to the total number of returns to secure estimates
for the particular State. The samples are selected from both forms
on which individual incomes are reported — Form 1040 for net income
from salaries or wages of more than $5,000 or income regardless of
amount from business, profession, rents or sale of property, and
Form 1040A for net income of not more than $5,000, derived chiefly
from salaries and wages. ^ The 1040 returns with net income under
$5,000 are sent to Washington for audit, and are sampled by the
statistical section for Statistics of Income estimates. For 1040 A
returns, which are audited in the collection districts, samples only
are sent to Washington. The same size of sample has been selected
for each collection district — 2,000 returns each for 1040 returns with
net income under $5,000 and for 1040A returns, divided about equally
between taxable and nontaxable returns. For 1927 this sample
totaled about 250,000 returns, or about 8 per cent of the total number
of returns showing net income under $5,000. Since the total
number of returns filed differs considerably from district to district,
the proportion of the total number represented by the sample varies
greatly.
In the special tabulation of returns for 1928, it was possible to
tabulate completely the data from all 1040 returns by the usual
procedure used for 1040 returns with net income of $5,000 and over.
It was not feasible to make a similar complete tabulation for the
1040 A returns in the various collection districts or to transfer these
returns to Washington for tabulation. The statistical data were
therefore estimated as in earlier years, except that the sample was
selected more in proportion to the total returns for the respective
• These forms follow page 463. Although it is provided that net incomes of $5,000 and over, and income,
irrespective of the amount, from business, profession, rents or profits from sale of property should be
reported on Form 1040 only, taxpayers do to a limited extent use Form 1040A improperly for reporting
such income.
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
districts, about 5 per cent of the 1040A returns filed, with a specified
minimum of 2,000 returns. Also additional evidence of the total
amount for certain items was secured through a special tabulation of
these items from the returns in the collectors' offices. The items
tabulated were wages and salaries, dividends, total income, net
income, and tax. The data for these items could not be tabulated
by the usual mechanical procedure, including punch cards and
tabulating machines. The totals were run directly from the returns,
a process which was facilitated greatly by the comparative simplicity
of the 1040A return. The absolute accuracy of the results of such a
process, however, depends to a large extent on the staff and time
available in the various collectors' offices.
This special procedure for 1040 A returns also provided a more
thorough search for net income of $5,000 and over erroneously filed
in Form 1040 A. The collector is usually requested to forward such
returns to Washington for inclusion with the tabulation of net
incomes of $5,000 and over. When the special tabulation was made
further instructions were included that all 1040 A returns with net
income of $5,000 and over should be excluded and sent to Washing-
ton for inclusion in the tabulated net incomes of $5,000 and over.
The 1928 Statistics of Income, therefore, may include in this net
income class a more complete tabulation of net incomes of $5,000
and over than in preceding years.
In the table below are shown the totals for the items tabulated
from 1040A returns in the collectors' offices compared with the
estimates made by the sampling method. Since the special tabulation
of the collectors included only returns filed to October 31, the totals
as reported for each State were adjusted for the returns filed during
the entire calendar year. The percentages of discrepancy between
totals for the items tabulated and the estimates are also shown.
Individual returns on Form 10 40 A — Comparison of total income, wages and salaries,
dividends, net income, and tax, as estimated in the Statistics of Income and as
tabulated by the collectors from the returns
Collectors'
special
tabulation 1
Statistics of
Income
estimates
Ratio,
Statistics
of Income
estimates to
collectors'
special
tabulation
Net income ^■.
Taxable returns
$3, 047, 938, 224
2, 158, 931, 001
$3, 202, 432, 351
2, 223, 233, 789
Per cent
105.1
103.0
Total
5, 206, 869, 225
5, 425, 666, 140
104.2
Tax
8, 300, 926
9, 657, 697
116.3
Total income 2.
5, 709, 615, 629
4, 927, 984, 032
118,999,039
5, 852, 090, 472
4, 861, 749, 775
148, 323, 305
102.5
Wages and salaries
98.7
124.6
> Tabulation for returns filed to Oct. 31, 1928, adjusted for returns filed during the entire calendar year.
2 Including dividends.
The results of the collectors' special tabulation can not be regarded
as the correct totals for the respective items. These figures, how-
ever, give additional evidence of the size of such items and, com-
pared with the estimated totals, indicate the probable bias in the
STATISTICS OF INCOME
21
estimates. It should be noted that the discrepancies are larger for
items which may not appear in all returns, such as dividends, and
for which the sample may therefore be less typical. The discrepancies
for individual States are larger than for the United States. Since
the collectors did not tabulate the data by net income classes, there
is no additional information on the estimates by net income classes.^
The data for net income under $5,000 published in this volume
include the tabulated data for the 1040 returns and the estimated
data from the sample for 1040 A returns. The following tables show
the items in basic Tables 2 and 7 for net income classes under $5,000
segregated into the tabulated 1040 returns and the estimated 1040A
returns. These tables show that the data for about two-thirds of
the number of returns of net income under $5,000 were estimated for
1928.
Individual returns, Form IO4O, net income less than $5,000 — Distribution by income
classes, showing the number of returns, net income, net tax, average net tax per
return, average rate of tax on net income, personal exemption and credit for depend-
ents, normal tax before credit and tax credit of 25 per cent of tax on earned
net income — Data tabulated from returns, not estimated
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1928. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns are
included. See p. 1]
Income classes
Under $1,000 '
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000*.
$1,000 under $2,000...
$2,000 under $3,000''.
$2,000 under $3,000. _.
$3,000 under $4,0001'.
$3,000 under $4,000...
$4,000 under $5,000 <>.
$4,000 under $5,000...
Total.
Nonta.xable '.
Taxable
Number
of returns
74, 897
5,256
143, 592
37, 875
177, 904
59, 344
192, 539
73, 954
70, 488
152, 357
988, 266
659, 480
328, 786
Net income "
$43,
2,
215,
64,
446,
145,
663,
206,
307,
149, 436
853, 859
468, 201
532, 863
757, 068
948, 862
075, 362
027, 035
447, 991
439, 023
2, 844, 699, 700
1, 675, 898, 058
1, 168, 801, 642
Tax after tax credits
Net tax
$26, 304
185,419
'64i,"704"
948, 672
'i,'94i,"706
3, 743, 805
3, 743, 805
Average
net tax
per return
$5.00
4.90
"io.'si'
12.83
'i2."74"
11.39
11.39
Average
rate of
tax on net
income
Per cent
0.92
"".'29
.44
'.'36
'."28
.32
.32
Income classes
Under $1,000 6
Under $1,000 _.
$1,000 under $2,000 6.
$1,000 under $2,000..
$2,000 under $3,000 *.
$2,000 under $3,000...
$3,000 under $4,000 >>.
$3,000 under $4,000..
$4,000 under $5,000 *.
$4,000 under $5,000..
Personal
exemption and
credit for
dependents
Total.
Nontaxable *.
Taxable
$214,
455,
47,
676,
88,
765,
172,
309,
500,
036, 719
463, 587
888, 663
875, 799
553, 775
164,113
647, 476
281,976
259, 415
776, 967
3, 230, 948, 490
2, 421, 386, 048
809, 562, 442
Normal tax
$34, 290
241, 108
"840,'942'
1, 245, 465
2, 565," 703
4, 927, 508
25 per cent
of tax on
earned net
income
$7, 986
55, 689
"199," 238
296, 793
"623,"997
1, 183, 703
4, 927, 508
1, 183, 703
" Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net
loss from sale of assets held more than 2 years and net loss for prior year are not deducted.
' Nontaxable. Specific exemptions exceed net income.
' Although the special tabulation included a summary of returns by net-income classes, these figures
could not be used with precision, since the net-income figure used by the collector for classification is that
shown on the face of the 1040A return and represents the net income before dividends (see Form 1040A,
following p. 463), whereas the net income used in the Statistics of Income estimates is net income,
including dividends.
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
Individual returns, Form IO4OA, net income less than $5,000 — Distribution by
income classes, showing the number of returns, net income, net tax, average net
tax per return, average rate of tax on net income, personal exemption and credit
for dependents, normal tax before tax credit and tax credit of 25 per cent of tax on
earned net income — -Data estimated, based on sample
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1928. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns
are included. See p. 1]
Income classes
Under .$1,0002 ,
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000 2
$1,000 under $2,000..
$2,000 under $3,0002
$2,000 under $3,000..
$3,000 under $4,000 2
$3,000 under $4,000..
$4,000 under $5,000 2
$4,000 under $5,000..
Total
Nontaxable 2
Taxable
Number of
returns
23, 976
6,994
276, 027
460, 953
201, 491
398, 982
257, 501
179,719
83, 597
182, 458
2, 071,
842, 592
1, 229, 106
Net income '
$14,
3,
444,
801,
491,
946,
911,
636,
361,
812,
755, 238
776, 691
906, 710
924, 163
238, 194
956, 819
065, 215
883, 299
268. 432
891, 379
Tax after tax credits
Net tax
$33, 358
1, 364, 294
'3,"675,'"356"
2, 359, 058
2,"225,'637
5, 425, 666, 140 9, 657, 697
2, 223, 233, 789
3, 202, 432, 351
9, 657, 697
Average
net tax
per re-
turn
2.96
"9."2i"
13.13
12.20
7.86
Average
rate of
tax on net
income
Per cent
0.88
'".'17
.30
Income classes
Personal ex-
emption and
credit for
dependents
Tax before tax credits
Normal tax
25 per cent
of tax on
earned net
income
Under $1,0002
Under $1,000-
$1,000 under $2,000 2
$1,000 under $2,000..
$2,000 under $3,000 2
$2,000 under $3,000..
$3,000 under $4,0002
$3,000 under $4,000..
$4,000 under $5,000 2
$4,000 under $5,000..
Total
Nontaxable '
Taxable
$48, 678, 335
863, 521
708, 733, 327
684, 222, 386
721, 330, 770
607, 856, 618
1, 028, 337, 300
408, 516, 508
373, 807, 776
596, 755, 870
$44, 480
$11, 122-
1, 819, 058
'4,'966,'468'
454, 764
'i,"225,"ii8
3, 145, 408
'2,'967,'5i3'
786, 350
"74i,'876
5,179,102.411
12, 876, 927
3, 219, 230
2, 880, 887, 508
2, 298, 214, 903
12, 876, 927
3, 219, 230
1 Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net
loss from sale of assets held more than 2 years and net loss for prior year are not deducted.
2 Nontaxable. Specific exemptions exceed net income.
Individual returns. Form IO4O, net income less than $5,000 — Distribution of income
by sources of income, general deductions and net income, by income classes —
Data tabulated from returns, not estimated
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1928. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns
are included. See p. 1]
Income classes
Wages and
salaries
Business
Partner-
ships
Profit from
sale of real
estate,
stocks,
bonds, etc.,
other than
capital net
gain from
sale of as-
sets held
more than
2 years
Rents and
royalties
Interest
and other
income
Under $1,000.. ..
$26, 825, 905
82,415,629
158, 507, 803
304, 047, 500
420, 498, 245
$41, 772, 346
174, 436, 478
340, 942, 805
469, 643, 166
386, 202, 924
$5, 008, 481
15, 197, 698
31, 667, 079
60, 103, 057
75,419,400
$9, 336, 078
18, 467, 268
32, 583, 162
48, 959, 867
60, 654, 952
$33, 482, 401
73, 366, 645
105, 540, 881
124, 037, 496
97, 212, 485
$20, 563, 314
39, 077, 42J
60, 886, 085
78, 925, C39
84, 563, 463
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000
Total-
992, 295, 082
1, 412, 997, 719
187, 395, 715
170, 001, 327
433, 639, 908
284, 015, 324
STATISTICS OF INCOME
23
Individual returns. Form 1040, net income less than $5,000 — Distribution of income
by sources of income, general deductions and net income, by income classes —
Data tabulated from returns, not estimated — Continued
Dividends
on stock of
domestic
corpora-
tions
Fiduciary
Total income
General deductions
Income classes
Miscella-
neous
Net loss
from sale
of real
estate,
stocks,
bonds,
etc., other
than net
loss from
sale of as-
sets held
more than
2 years
Contribu-
tions
Net in-
come
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000,
$2,000 under .$3,000.
$3,000 under $4,000.
$4,000 under $5,000.
$15, 575, 031
22, 941, 979
37, 236, 486
50, 634, 457
66, 352, 992
$2,110,251
4, 666, 766
8, 046, 977
11,368,857
13, 048, 846
$154, 673, 807
430, 569, 886
775,411,278
1,147,719,439
1, 203, 953, 307
$97, 821, 341
135, 540, 304
162, 184, 270
192, 339, 810
178, 612, 653
$7, 322, 386
7, 608, 321
7, 959, 061
8, 628, 930
7, 801, 531
$3, 526, 785
7,420,197
12, 562, 017
17, 648, 302
20, 652, 109
$46, 003, 295
280, 001, 064
592, 705, 930
929, 102, 397
996, 887, 014
Total
192, 740, 945
39, 241, 697
3, 712, 327, 717
766, 498, 378 '39, 320, 229
61,809,410
2,844,699,700
Individual returns, Form IO4OA, net income less than $5,000 — Distribution of
income by sources of income, general deductions, and net income, by income
classes — data estimated based on sample
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1928. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns are
included. See p. 1]
Income classes
Wages and
salaries
Business
Partnerships
Profit from
sale of real
estate,
stocks,
bonds,
etc., other
than capital
net gain
from sale of
assets held
more than
2 years
Rents and
royalties
Interest and
other in-
come
Under $1,000
$20, 226, 328
1, 185, 456, 575
1, 270, 010, 147
1, 373, 709, 753
1, 012, 346, 972
$1, 758, 625
8, 078, 734
14, 617, 242
19, 676, 224
14, 571, 839
$1, 774, 907
18,901,717
33, 038, 926
58, 656, 010
46, 430, 473
$568, 738
5, 542, 864
14, 188, 866
19, 073, 691
18, 209, 515
$3, 270, 398
19, 488, 619
27, 494, 938
27, 671, 850
15,581,854
$8, 887, 379
$1,000 under $2,000.
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000
77, 059, 767
129,884,006
118,941,761
98, 780, 900
Total
4, 861, 749, 775
58, 702, 664
158, 802, 033
57, 583, 672
93, 507, 659
433, 553, 813
Dividends
on stock
of domestic
corpora-
tions
Fiduciary
Total income
General deductions
Income classes
Miscella-
neous
Net loss
from sale
of real
estate,
stocks,
bonds, etc.,
other than
net loss
from sale
of assets
held more
than 2
years
Contribu-
tions
Net income
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000.
.$2,000 under .$3,000.
$3,000 under $4,000.
$4,000 under $5,000.
$2, .564, 617
15, 976, 447
38,211,314
47, 005, 644
44, 565, 283
.$623,318
6, 954, 801
11,271,372
12, 520, 734
8, 497, 326
$39, 674, 308
1, 337, 459, 524
1,538,716,811
1, 677, 255, 667
1, 258, 984, 162
$20, 112, 154 ' $243, 736
68, 177, 575 ) 825, 734
80,020,801 ] 418,724
107,476,431 701,789
67, 926, 344 367, 531
$786, 489
21, 625, 342
20, 082, 273
21, 128, 933
16, 530, 476
$18, 531, 929
1, 246, 830, 873
1, 438, 195, 013
1, 547, 948, 514
1,174,159,811
Total
148, 323, 305
39, 867, 551 5, 852, 090, 472
343,713,305 2,557,514
80, 153, 513
5, 425, 666, 140
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
Tabulations of special items, covering the income from business and
the size of income from specific sources, which in preceding years were
confined to returns of net income of $5,000 and over, were extended
for 1928 to include all 1040 returns — that is, net income under $5,000
made on Form 1040 as well as the net income over $5,000. These
tables are included with the tables in their respective sections of the
report, for individual income from business on pages 14-16 and for
the size of individual income from specific sources on pages 11-13.
INDIVIDUAL INCOME-TAX RETURNS, FORM 1040, SHOWING NO NET INCOME
As noted on page 2, the general tables in the Statistics of Income
volumes do not include data for returns which show no net income.
Such returns are filed in accordance with the statutory requirements
that every individual with gross income of $5,000 and over file an
income-tax return irrespective of the size of the net income. In
preceding years no tabulation whatever was made from such returns.
As a result of the special tabulation of all 1040 returns for 1928, a
separate tabulation was made of 1040 returns with no net income,,
which is shown below. These data as in previous years are not
included in the general tables.
Individual returns, Form IO4O, no net income, showing number of returns, sources
of income, and deductions
Number of returns.
72,82»
Distribution
Amount
Wages and salaries
Business — - -
Partnersiiips-
Profit from sale of real estate, stocks, bonds, etc., other than capital net gain from sale of assets
held more than 2 years
Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years
Rents and royalties
Interest and other income
Interest on Government obligations not wholly exempt from tax
Dividends on stock of domestic corporations
Fiduciary
Total income
Taxes paid other than income tax
Contributions
Net loss from sale of real estate, stocks, and bonds other than net loss from sale of assets held
more than 2 years_
Miscellaneous deductions
Total deductions.
Deficit
$82, 192, 94a
32,811,434
16,631,405.
53,584,219
273, 659
67,071,213
59, 760, 209
1,763,394
88, 983, 529-
17, .576, 508
420,648,5)3
125,989,559
8, 464, 572
144, 560, 831
640, 846, 923
919,861,885
499, 213, 372
PARTNERSHIP RETURNS OF INCOME
Partnership returns, except for the war excess-profits tax of 1917,.
are not subject to direct assessment, the income being reported by the
individual copartners according to their shares, whether distributed
or not. A special return of information concerning income is, how-
ever, required from partnerships.
The number of partnership returns filed for 1917-1928, inclusive,.
is as follows:
Year — Number
1917 31,701
1918 100,728
1919 175,898
1920 240,767
1921 259,359
1922 287,959
Year — Number
1923 304,996
1924 321,158
1925 309,414
1926 295,425
1927 282,841
1928 272,127
STATISTICS OF INCOME 25
CORPORATION INCOME-TAX RETURNS
The income-tax returns filed by corporations for 1928 numbered
495,892, as against 475,031 for the calendar year 1927. Of the total
number of returns for 1928, 268,783 were filed by corporations
reporting net income, 174,828 by active corporations reporting no net
income, and 52,281 by inactive corporations reporting no net income.
The returns filed included 9,300 consolidated returns for groups of
affiliated corporations, of which 5,870 returns showed net income and
3,430 showed no net income. The aggregate net income of all corpo-
rations reporting net income was $10,617,741,157 and the tax Kabihty
was $1,184,142,142. The aggregate net income of corporations filing
consolidated returns was $5,060,379,870 and the tax liability was
$591,382,299. _
The Statistics of Income for 1928 includes for the first time a com-
plete separate tabulation of returns filed for fiscal years (not ending
December) and for fractional (part) years. (See pp. 19-24.) Thus it
is possible for the first time to segregate data for calendar-year ac-
counting periods and for other accounting periods. In addition, for
the first time, a special tabulation of data from consolidated returns
makes it possible to appraise their significance. (See pp. 33-35.) Con-
solidated returns represent the combined return of affiliated corpora-
tions filing under the provisions of the income tax law, which author-
izes such groups of corporations to submit a consolidated income-tax
return of the combined income, deductions, and tax for the affiliated
concerns.
DISTRIBUTION, BY INDUSTRIAL GROUPS, OF NUMBER OF RETURNS,
INCOME, AND TAX (CORPORATION RETURNS)
The table immediately following shows the returns of corporations
distributed by industrial groups and segregated according to "Corpo-
rations reporting net income," "Corporations reporting no net
income," and "Inactive corporations — no income data reported."
Basic Table 12 (p. 314) shows the returns distributed by States and
Territories and likewise by those showing net income, no net income,
and inactive.
In analyzing the data compiled for corporations classified under
"Finance — banking, insurance, real estate and holding companies,
stock and bond brokers," etc., allowances should be made for the two
special deductions from gross income permitted life insurance com-
panies. These special deductions, totaling $517,000,000, represent
(1) 4 per cent of the mean of the reserve funds and (2) 2 per cent of
the reserve held for deferred dividends. (See pars. (2) and (4) of
subdivision (a) of section 203 of the revenue act of 1928. See also
T. D. 4231.)
These special deductions for life insurance companies in basic
Tables 14 and 15 (pp. 318-333) are included in "miscellaneous de-
ductions" under "statutory deductions."
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
Corporation returns, distributed by major industrial groups and by corporations
reporting net income and no net income, showing number of returns and per cent
of total, gross income, deductions, net income or deficit, net loss for prior years,
and income tax; also inactive corporations reporting no income data, calendar
year 1928 '
Industrial groups
Total
number
of returns
Corporations reporting net income
Number
of returns
Per cent
of total
reporting
Gross income 2
Deductions
Agriculture and related industries
Mining and quarrying
Manufacturing:
Food products, beverages, and to-
bacco
Textiles and textile products
Leather and leather products
Rubber and related products
Lumber and wood products
Paper, pul]), and products,.
Printing and publishing
Chemicals and allied substances...
Stone, clay, and glass products
Metal and metal products
All other manufacturing industries .
Total manufacturing.
Construction
Transportation and other public utili-
ties
Trade
Service — professional, amusements,
hotels, etc
Finance — banking, insurance, real estate
and holding companies, stock and
bond brokers, etc
Nature of business not given
Grand total
10, 265
18, 793
4,504
5,183
43.88
27.58
$636, 640, 548
2, 501, 468, 484
$556, 164, 068
2, 168, 789, 763
15, 404
14, 508
2,440
723
7,947
2,093
11,127
7,501
4, 852
20, 695
8,487
9,082
8,076
1,362
349
4,290
1,345
7,070
4,231
2,676
12, 252
4,274
58.96
55.67
55.82
48.27
53.98
64.26
63.54
56.41
55.15
59 20
50.36
12, 732,
5, 702,
1, 325.
932,
2, 052,
1, 374,
2, 329,
8, 772,
1, 394,
18, 847,
1, 993,
301, 753
986, 155
306, 342
047, 622
903, 133
721, 684
669, 702
465, 670
910, 106
895,617
751, 091
95,777 I 55,007
57.43
57, 458, 958, 875
18, 770
23, 662
129, 766
36, 829
145, 433
16, 597
495, 892
10, 179
13, 882
79, 745
19, 008
80, 315
960
54.23
58.67
61.45
51.61
55.23
5.78
2, 317, 186, 317
14, 263, 775, 359
34, 824, 463, 650
2, 784, 160, 561
14, 476, 370, 262
26,411,195
268, 783
54.20
129, 289, 435, 251
12, 092,
5, 351,
1, 247,
887,
1, 910,
1, 256,
2, 086,
7, 924,
1, 222,
16, 937,
1, 797,
531, 586
135, 563
881, 067
403, 091
706, 475
132, 174
019, 740
331, 168
903, 252
892, 082
752, 193
52, 714, 697, 391
2, 146, 2s0, 436
12, 450, 687, 810
33, 577, 601, 549
2, 529, 974, 485
3 12, 505, 027, 636
22, 470, 956
118,671,694,094
Corporations reporting net income— Continued
Industrial groups
Net income
Net loss for
prior year
Income tax
Per cent
of total
tax
Amount
Per cent
of net
income
Agriculture and related industries
Mining and quarrying
$80,476,480
332, 678, 721
$5, 431, 359
19, 151, 653
$8, 216, 675
36, 751, 194
10.21
11.05
0.69
3.10
Manufacturing:
Food products, beverages, and to-
bacco
639, 770, 167
351, 849, 592
77, 425, 275
44, 644, 531
142, 196, 658
118, ,589,510
243, 649, 962
848, 12r), 502
172, 006, 854
1, 910, 003, 535
195, 998, 898
16, 969, 756
13, 748, 454
1, 732, 849
1, 399, 991
8, 407, 881
1, 985, 323
4, 560, 170
14, 826, 214
3,402,894
42, 463, 537
7, 814, 146
■ 72,939,438
39,355,411
8,892,440
5, 149, 327
15, 210, 319
13, 768, 110
27,309,811
99,001,700
19, 770, 019
221, 838, 435
21,701,600
11.40
11.19
11.49
11.53
10.70
11 61
11.21
11.67
11.49
11.61
11.07
6.16
Textiles and textile products
Leather and leather products
Rubber and related products.
Lumber and wood products
Paper, pulp, and products...
3.32
.75
.44
1.28
1.16
Printing and publishing .
2.31
Chemicals and allied substances...
Stone, clay, and glass products
Metal and metal products
8.36
1.67
18.74
All other manufacturing industries .
1.83
Total manufacturing
4, 744, 261, 484
117 311 215
544, 936, 610
11.49
46.02
Construction
170, 905, 881
1, 813, 087, 549
1, 246, 862, 101
254, 186, 076
1, 971, 342, 626
3, 940, 239
10,882,910
29, 108, 711
42, 137, 224
13, 632, 257
63,311,217
179, 630
17, 175, 226
211,681.433
126,332,363
25, 501, 395
213, 238, 072
309, 174
10.05
11 68
10.13
10.03
10.82
7.85
1.45
Transportation and other public utili-
ties
17.88
Trade
10.67
Service— professional, amusements,
hotels, etc .
2.15
Finance— banking, insurance, real
estate and holding companies, stock
and bond brokers, etc . .
18.01
Nature of business not given
.03
Grand total
10, 617, 741, 157 1 301. 146. 176 1 1. 184. 142. 142
11.15
100. 00
, -.-,
> Fiscal year returns are included. (See p. 1.)
' Gross income corresponds to total income as reported on the face of the return plus the cost of goo.ls
sold.
' ^Includes special nonexpense deductions of life insurance companies. (See p. 25.)
STATISTICS OF INCOME
27
Corporation returns, distributed by major industrial groups and by corporations
reporting net income and no net income, showing number of returns and per cent
of total, gross incorne, deductions, net income or deficit, net loss for prior years,
and income tax; also inactive corporations reporting no income data, calendar
year 1928 — Continued
Corporations reporting no net income
Inactive corpora-
tions— no income
data reported
Industrial groups
Number
of returns
Per
cent of
total re-
porting
Gross income 2
Deductions
Deficit
Number
of returns
Per
cent
Agriculture and re-
lated industries
Mining and quarry-
4,679
7,750
45.58
41.24
$188, 503, 412
1,087,744,849
$238,595,464
1, 295, 160, 594
$50,092,052
207, 415, 745
1,082
5,860
10.54
31.18
Manufacturing:
Food products,
beverages, and
tobacco
5,S86
6,098
1,015
331
3,367
678
3,703
2,820
1,933
7,479
3,556
36.26
42.03
41.60
45.78
42.37
32.39
33.28
37.59
39.84
36.14
41.90
1,516,525,820
2, 134, 380, 347
396, 514, 268
454, 121, 683
789,281,339
352, 795, 894
350, 275, 071
778, 525, 650
259, 910, 841
2,326,046,807
455, 591, 781
1, 596, 491, 024
2, 290, 108, 943
424, 552, 232
500, 108, 899
860, 774, 242
367, 754, 840
384, 378, 867
838. 314, 904
292, 428, 769
2, 581, 021, 391
511, 770, 532
79, 965, 204
155, 728, 596
28, 037, 964
45, 987, 216
71,492,903
14, 958, 946
34, 103, 796
59, 789, 254
32,517,928
254, 974, 584
56, 178, 751
736
334
63
43
290
70
354
450
243
964
057
4.78
2.30
2.58
5.95
3.65
3.35
3.18
6.00
5.01
4.66
7.74
Textiles and tex-
tile products
Leather and leath-
er products
Rubber and re-
lated products..
Lumber and
wood products. -
Paper, pulp, and
products.
Printing and pub-
lishing.
Chemicals and al-
lied substances.
Stone, clay, and
glass products . .
Metal and metal
products
All other manu-
facturing indus-
tries
Total manufac-
turing
36, 566
38.18
9, 813, 969, 501
10, 647, 704, 643
833, 735, 142
4,204
4.39
Construction
7,117
7,422
46, C02
14, 518
48, 824
1, 350
37.92
31.37
35.91
39.42
33.57
661, 088, 717
1, 538, 134, 780
8, 379, 620, 447
1, 043, 450, 492
5. 2S1 . 321 . 7S2
732, 457, 825
1,711,304,554
8, 735, 134, 818
1, 170, 159, 805
3 5,797,520,780
28, 558, 345
71, 369, 108
173, 169, 774
355, 514, 371
126,709,313
566, 198, 998
6, 919, 745
1,474
2,358
3,419
3,303
16, 294
14,287
7.85
9.96
2.64
8.97
11.20
86.08
Transportation and
other public utili-
ties
Trade .
Service— professional,
amusements, hotels,
etc
Finance— banking,
insurance, real
estate and holding
companies, stock
and bond brokers,
etc
Nature of business
not given
8. 14 21, 638, 600
Grand total
174,828
35.26 ,27, 965, 472, £80
30, 356, 596, 828
2, 391, 124, 248
52, 281
10.54
' Gross income corresponds to total income as reported on the face of the return plus the cost of goods sold.
3 Includes special nonexpense deductions of life insurance companies. (See p. 25).
NET LOSS FOR PRIOR YEAR (CORPORATION RETURNS)
The net loss during a given taxable year in a trade or business
regularly carried on by the taxpayer, as specifically defined in the
revenue act of 1921 and subsequent acts, is allowed as a deduction in
computing the net income of the taxpayer for the two succeeding
taxable years. If such net loss is in excess of the net income (com-
puted without such deduction) for that year, the amount of the excess
may be carried over and allowed as a deduction in computing the net
income for the next succeeding taxable year.
107095—30 3
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
These excess net losses being of prior origin are, therefore, not
inchided in the current year deductions in arriving at the net income
figure. Only the reported "net loss for prior year" which is taken as
a deduction is tabulated ; the excess loss carried to subsequent years is
not tabulated.
"Net loss for prior year" reported and effective as a deduction in
determining net income in the corporation returns filed for the
calendar years 1922 to 1928, inclusive, and fiscal year returns to
June 30 of the succeeding year (see p. 1) is given below:
Return for vear — Amount
1922 $501,780,287
1923 578,307,088
1924 219,727,166
1925 243,078,565
Return for year — Amount
1926 $235,851,012
1927 244,293,375
1928 301,146,176
AMOUNT OF CORPORATION NET INCOME EXEMPT FROM AND AMOUNT
SUBJECT TO TAX
The corporation net income subject to tax is reduced by a credit of
$3,000 allowed corporations with net income of $25,000 or less. For
corporations with net income in excess of $25,000 but not in excess of
$25,360, the method of computing the tax, as provided for in the
revenue act, affords a variable amount of credit, but in every case less
than $3,000. The revenue act of 1928 increased the credit from
$2,000 to $3,000, this change affecting some of the fiscal year returns
included. A deduction for "net loss for prior year" from net income
for the current year is likewise permitted. The net income reported,
also the net income not subject to, and the amount subject to, tax in
corporation returns for 1928, are shown below:
Net income $10, 617, 741, 157
Net income not subject to tax:
Net loss for prior year $301, 146, 176
Specific credit of $3,000 for corporations
with net income not in excess of $25,000
and a variable amount of credit for cor-
porations with net income in excess of
$25,000 but not in excess of $25,360 (esti-
mated on the basis of capitalizing tax
liability) i 460, 839, 192
Estimated total of net income not subject to tax.
761, 985, 368
Estimated net income subject to tax (estimated on the
basis of capitalizing tax liability) 9, 855, 755, 789
INCOME AND PROFITS TAXES PAID BY CORPORATIONS TO FOREIGN
COUNTRIES OR POSSESSIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
The amounts reported by corporations for income and profits
taxes paid foreign countries or possessions of the United States are
shown below for the years 1925-1928, inclusive. These amounts are
1 These figures were obtained by capitalizing the tax liability of $1,184,142,142 partly on the basis of the
12 per cent rate and partly on the basis of the 13]^ per cent rate. Of this tax liability $.')f),396,528, shown in
fiscal year returns with soine income in the calendar year 1927, was capitalized on a combination of a 13H per
cent base and a 12 per cent base, in proportion to the distribution of income over the calendar years 1927
and 1928, and $22,910,507, representing the income tax on part year returns, was capitalized on a 12 percent
base on the assumption that practically all of the part year returns covered a period during 1928. The
remainder, $1,104,835,047, was capitalized on the 12 per cent basis. By this process of capitalization
$9,855,755,789 was obtained. Then by subtracting $9,855,755,789 from the difference between $10,617,741,157
and $301,146,170, the specific credit item of $460,839,192 was derived.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
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tax credits and should be deducted from the net tax shown in the
various tables in the report to arrive at the tax payable to the United
States.
Income and profits taxes paid foreign countries
Year — - Amount
1925 $20, 139, 995
1926 21, 653, 994
1927 24, 236, 955
1928 - 32, 487, 634
DIVIDEND DISTRIBUTION
The amount of cash and stock dividends paid to shareholders on
the capital stock of domestic corporations, as reported in the corpora-
tion income-tax returns for 1928, is shown by States and Territories
in basic Table 13 (p. 317) and by industrial divisions in basic Table 14
(pp. 318-328). A presentation of the aggregate amounts of dividends
distributed for the years 1922 to 1928, inclusive, for all corporations,
is given below:
Cash and stock dividends paid by corporations other than life insurance companies',
by years
Year
Aggregate
Corporations reporting net
income
Corporations reporting
no net income
Cash divi-
dends
Stock divi-
dends
Cash divi-
dends
Stock divi-
dends
Cash divi-
dends
Stock divi-
dends
1922
$3, 436, 715, 104
4, 169, 117, 678
4, 338, 822, 858
5, 189, 474, 507
5, 945, 292, 657
6,423,176.206
7, 073, 723, 451
$3, 348, 049, 865
891, 285, 583
510, 525, 809
544, 431. 367
757, 649, 610
702, 501, 245
550, 128, 426
$3, 182, 869, 985
3, 820, 619, 642
3, 994, 990, 754
4, 817, 301, 320
5, 530, 210. 586
5,785,475,573
6, .585, 169, 181
$3, 166, 915, 574
787, 167, 102
466. 820, 095
502, 489, 520
716, 219, 451
642, 177, 901
509, 852, 997
$253,845,119
348, 498, 036
343. 832, 101
372, 173, 187
415, 082. 071
637, 700, 633
488. 554. 270
$181, 134, 291
1923
104,118,481
43, 705, 714
1924
1925
41,941,847
1926
41, 430, 159
192', 1
60. 323, 344
1928
40. 275, 429
' Corrected figures.
COMPILED RECEIPTS AND STATUTORY DEDUCTIONS (CORPORATION
RETURNS)
An income statement showing an analysis of compiled receipts
and statutory deductions shown on corporation income-tax returns
is presented in basic Table 14 (pp. 318-328). Compiled receipts consist
of reported taxable income (gross sales, and net profits from opera-
tions other than the amounts reported as gross sales, interest received,
net profits from the sale of capital assets, and other items of taxable
income grouped as "miscellaneous") and nontaxable income items of
major importance (dividends on capital stock of domestic corpora-
tions, and interest on Federal, State, and municipal bonds). Statu-
tory deductions consist of such items as cost of goods sold, interest
paid, taxes paid (other than the income and profits taxes), bad debts,
depreciation, and depletion, together with miscellaneous additional
items. ^
This basic table also shows the compiled net profit (or compiled
net deficit), statutory net income, total income tax, and compiled
net profit after deducting tax. Compiled net profit is the excess of
2 For captions under which receipts and deductions are returned by corporations, see Form 1120.
30
STATISTICS OF IXCOME
compiled receipts over statutory deductions, and compiled net
deficit is the excess of statutory deductions over compiled receipts.
Part 1 of tliis basic table shows the data for all corporations, part 2
for corporations reporting net income, and part 3 for corporations
reporting no net income. Basic Table 15, pages 330-333, shows for
all corporations the income and deduction items expressed in percent-
ages of such total receipts as are compiled.
For all corporations, compiled net profits were reported at SIO,-
•736,745,731 for 192S, as compared to S8,669,046,354 for 1927— an
increase of about 24 per cent. Corporations reporting net income
showed compiled net profits of 812,700.843,600 for 1928, as compared
to $10,694,149,273 for 1927. Corporations reporting no net income
showed compiled net deficits of §1,964,097.869, as compared to
S2,025,102,919 for 1927.
REVISED ITEMS IX IXCOME STATEMEXT OF COMPILED RECEIPTS AXD
STATUTORY DEDUCTIOXS, CORPORATIOX RETURXS, STATISTICS OF
IXCOME FOR 1927
In the Statistics of Income for 1927. in Table 14, "Income state-
ment showing analysis of compiled receipts and statutory deductions;
also net profit (or deficit), net income, tax, and net profit after deduct-
ing tax, distributed by major industrial groups," certain items were
incorrectly presented, and the revised figures, together with the original
figures, are shown on page 329.
CORPORATIOX RETURXS, DISTRIBUTIOX BY SIZE OF XET IXCOME AXD
DEFICIT
The following table shows for corporations, distributed by size of
net income, size of deficit, and inactive corporations, the number of
returns, amount of net income or deficit, amount of tax, and relative
percentages. Basic Table 18 (pp. 375-379) shows the returns distrib-
uted by size of net income and deficit, by industrial divisions.
Number of returns, amount of net income and of tax for all corporations, distributed
by size of net income and deficit
Size of net income
Xumber
lof returns
showing
net
i income
Per cent "^™^*i^e °^* ^^^ ^°* Amount of tax i Per cent
Under $1,000 68,466
Sl.OOO under 52,000 .-' 42.161
$2,000 under 53,000 , 35,930
SS.OJO under 54,000 19,392
$4,000 under §5,000 ' 11,811
$5,000 under 510,000 1 29,876
$10,000 under $15,000 13,707
$15,000 under 5-20,000 1 8,268
$20,000 under .525,000 , 6,953
$25,000 under 550,000 12,480
$50,000 under $100,000 8,734
8100,000 under $250,000 , 6,194
$250,000 under $500,000 1 2,267
$500,000 under 51,000,000 | 1,286
$1,000,000 under $5,000,000 1,029
$5,000,000 and over I 229
Total for returns showing
net income 268,783
25.47
$28, 667, 760
0.27
$7, 187
0.001
15.69
62. 624, 798
.59
22,393
.002
13.37
90,128,066
.85 '
43,233
.004
7.22
66. 724, 327
.63
942,161
.079
4.39
52, 757, 599
.50
1, 821, 152
.154
11.11
211, 526, 272
1.99
12, 749, 22S
1.08
5.10
168, 261, 530
1.58
13, 539, 265
1.14
3.08
143, 246, 122
1.35
12,934,116
1.09
2.59
156,097,554
1.47
15, 253, 905
1.29
4.64
445, 894, 631
4.20
49, 250, 105
4.16
3.25
609, 179, 215
5.73
69, 059, 120
5.83
2.30
959,922,545
9.04
110,133,843
9.30
.84
794, 020, 678
7.48
91, 943, 555
7.76
.48
898, 405, 169
8.46
105,100,458
8.88
.38
2,119,925,678
19.97
247,315,472
20.89
.09
3, SIO, 359, 213
35.89
454,026,949
38.34
100.00 10,617,741,157 100.00 1,184,142.142
100.00
STATISTICS OF INCOME
31
Number of returns, amount of net income and of tax for all corporations, distributed
by size of net income and deficit — Continued
Size of deficit
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under S3,000
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000..
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $250,000
$250,000 under $500,000
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 under $5,000,000
$5,000,000 and over
Total for returns showing deficit
Inactive corporations, no income data reported
Number of
returns p ^
showing no ^<^r ceni
net income
54,633
24,811
16, 576
11,907
8,827
23, 457
10,424
5,789
3,619
7.707
3,990
2,048
557
287
186
10
52,281
31.25
14.19
9.48
6.81
5.05
13.42
5.96
3.31
2.07
4.41
2.28
1.17
.32
.16
.11
.01
174,828 100.00
Amount of
deficit
$21,901,102
36, 402, 854
41,173,010
41,417,367
39, 568, 299
166, 745, 650
127, 633, 647
100, 067, 053
80, 838, 677
268, 262, 158
276.902,138
311,303,871
193. 694, 881
200,947,313
342,217,717
142,048,511
Per cent
2, 391, 124, 248
0.92
1.52
1.72
1.73
1.66
6.97
5.34
4.19
3.38
11.22
11.58
13.02
8.10
8.40
14.31
5.94
100.00
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES (CORPORATION RETURNS)
In the tables immediately following are shown, for 384,548 corpora-
tions out of 495,892 filing income-tax returns, a summary statement
of the piincipal assets and liabilities as of December 31, 1928, or at
the close of the fiscal year nearest thereto, and a comparative state-
ment showing, by size of net income, the number of corporation
returns filed and the number of balance sheets tabulated. The vari-
ance between the number of balance sheets tabulated and the number
of returns filed is due to the data for assets and liabilities not being
reported on all returns. In Tables 19 and 20 (pp. 380-387) are shown
the same data by industrial groups for corporations reporting net
income and no net income and in aggregate for all corporations.
In the analysis of the balance sheets, items not other^vise distrib-
uted are included in "miscellaneous assets" or "miscellaneous liabili-
ties." Some of these items are —
Miscellaneous assets. — Investments in affiliated companies; stocks
and bonds other than tax-exempt obhgations; patents, good will,
formulas, trade-marks, etc.
Miscellaneous liabilities. — Reserves; accrued expenses; unadjusted
credits; deposits (time, saving, demand, etc.) reported by banks;
reserves; other funds, capital stock, and surplus for life insurance
companies.
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
Assets and liabilities — Statement prepared from income-tax returns of corporations
submitting balance sheets, showing major assets and liabilities as of December. 31,
1928, or at the close of the fiscal year nearest thereto, by corporations reporting net
income and no net income
Assets and liabilities
Aggregate
Corporations
reporting net
income
Corporations
reporting no
net income
Assets:
Cash (in till and deposits in banks)
Notes receivable; i and accounts receivable (less
reserve for bad debts)
Inventory
Tax-exempt investments: Obligations of States
and Territories or political subdivisions there-
of; securities issued under tlie Federal Farm
Loan Act and obligations of the United States
or its possessions
Eeal estate, buildings, and equipment (less de-
preciation)
Miscellaneous assets, not distributed
Total assets "
Liabilities:
Notes and accounts payable
Bonded debt and mortgages
Miscellaneous liabilities not distributed
Capital stock —
Preferred
Common
Total capital stock
Surplus
Less deficit
Net surplus -
Total liabilities 2
$21, 952, 418, 960
62, 804, 344, 933
20, 751, 291, 561
10, 116, 160, 404
109, 931, 469, 720
81, 662, 690, 980
$18, 655, 142, 544
52, 943, 976, 532
16, 547, 800, 853
8, 293, 033, 952
85, 245,
65, 135,
$3, 297, 276, 416
9, 860, 368, 401
4, 203, 490, 708
1, 823, 126, 452
988, 143
420, 927
24, 685,
16, 527,
481, 677
270, 053
307, 218, 376, 558
246, 821, 362, 951
60, 397, 013, 607
27, 437, 292, 421
42, 943, 300, 573
93, 950, 013, 473
18, 317,
32, 550,
77, 672,
532, 804
804, 318
9, 119,
10,392
16, 277
403, 723
767, 769
209, 155
18, 475, 459, 088
77, 256, 127, 581
14, 150,
59, 714,
912, 895
313, 481
4,324
17, 541
546, 193
814, ICO
95, 731, 586 669
73, 865, 226, 376 , 21, 866, 360, 293
52, 069, 292, 140
4, 913, 108, 718
45,445,
1, 030,
080, 830
170, 075
6, 624,
3, 882,
211,310
938, 643
47, 156, 183, 422
44, 414, 910, 755 2, 741, 272, 667
307, 218, 376, 558
246,821,362,951 60,397,013,607
1 Includes loans and discounts from bank statements, which for 1926 were included in "Miscellaneous
assets."
2 Less deficit.
Corporation returns — Comparative statement showing by size of net income and net
deficit the number of corporation income-tax returns filed, and the number of balance
sheets tabulated
Distribution
Number of
corporation
income-tax
returns filed
Number of
corporation
balance
sheets
tabulated
Per cent of
balance
sheets to
returns filed
Reporting net income:
Size of net income^
Under $5,000
$5,000 under $25,000 _..
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000..
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 under $5,000,000
$5,000,000 and over
Total reporting net income
Reporting no net income:
Size of deficit —
Under $5,000....
$5,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000____
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under .$,",00,000
.$500,(100 under $1,000,000..
$1,000,000 under .$5,000,000..
$5,000,000 and over.
Total reporting deficit
Inactive corporations, no income data reported
Grand total
177,760
58, 804
12, 480
8,734
8,461
1,286
1,029
229
268, 783
116,754
43, 289
7,707
3,990
2, 605
287
186
10
174, 828
52, 281
148, 019
57, 685
12, 322
8,617
8,351
1,262
1,009
226
237, 491
94, 210
39, 151
7,125
3,686
2,435
269
171
10
147, 057
83.27
98.09
98.73
98.66
98.70
98.13
98.06
98.69
88.36
80.69
90.44
92.45
92.38
93.47
93.73
91.94
100. 00
84.11
495, 982
384, 548
77.55
STATISTICS OF INCOME 33
REVISED ITEMS OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES, CORPORATION RETURNS,
STATISTICS OF INCOME FOR 1926
In the Statistics of Income for 1926, in Table 18, " Assets and liabili-
ties," certain items were incorrectly tabulated, and the revised figures,
together with the original figures, are shown on page 388.
CONSOLIDATED INCOME-TAX RETURNS FOR AFFILIATED CORPORATIONS
Of the total number of corporation income-tax returns for 1928,
9,300 consolidated income-tax returns were filed for affiliated cor-
porations. Of these, 5,870 show net income aggregating $5,060,-
379,870. The number of consolidated returns filed is about 2 per
cent of all corporation returns. However, the net income reported
in consolidated returns is more than 47 per cent of the net income of
all corporations reporting net income.
Presented below are tables prepared from the consolidated returns,
showing the returns distributed by major industrial groups and by
size of net income and deficit. In interpreting the data contained in
these tables it is essential to note that the industrial classification is
based on the predominant business of the affiliated corporations for
which the consolidated return is filed. If it were possible to segre-
gate the income of the subsidiary or affiliated concerns, the data for
such concerns might fall in industrial divisions other than the ones
in which they are here included. It should be borne in mind that
the consolidated returns are also included in the general tables of
corporation income throughout this report.
An income statement showing an analj^sis of compiled receipts and
statutory deductions reported on consolidated income-tax returns
is presented in basic Table 21 (pp. 390-407).^ This basic table
also shows the compiled net profits (or compiled net deficit), statutory
net income, income tax, and compiled net profit after deducting tax.
Part 1 of this basic table shows the data for all affiliated corporations
filing consolidated returns; part 2, for all affiliated corporations
showing net income on their consolidated returns; and part 3, for
affiliated corporations showing no net income on their consolidated
returns.
Affiliated corporations ffiing consolidated returns reporting net
income show compiled net profits of $6,278,381,686 for 1928 — over
49 per cent of the compiled net profits of corporations ffiing returns
showing net income. The affiliated corporations filing consolidated
returns reporting no net income show compiled net deficits of $411,-
735,950 for 1928 — approximately 21 per cent of the compiled net
deficits of corporations filing returns reporting no net income. For
all affiliated corporations fifing consolidated returns, compiled net
profits less compiled net deficits are $5,866,645,735 for 1928 — about
55 per cent of the compiled net profits of all corporations filing returns.
' See pp. 29-30 for definition of terms.
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
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Consolidated returns filed for affiliated corporations — distributed by size of net
income and by size of deficit, showing the total number of returns and the amount
of net income or deficit
Distribution
Number
of returns
Amount
315
$143, 989
243
359, 267
243
604, 188
189
648, 305
116
522, 283
390
2, 844, 291
297
3, 669, 610
241
4, 179, 203
172
3, 885, 034
554
19, 980, 349
685
49, 366, 725
794
130, 020, 124
478
170, 031, 894
440
315, 2S1, 885
533
1, 164, 318. 843
180
3, 194, 523, 880
5,870
5, 060, 379, 870
311
132, 982
146
214, 487
150
373, 287
136
472, 301
105
471, 031
350
2, 571, 901
222
2, 752, 007
172
2, 999, 932
153
3, 407, 545
458
16, 351, 197
412
29, 627, 724
431
67, 674 558
166
61, 188, 803
108
75, 959, 506
105
194. 676, 671
5
108, 132, 068
3,430
1 667, 006, 000
Showing net income:
Size of net income —
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $4,000.
$4,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $250,000
$250,000 under $500,000
$500,000 under $1,000,000...
$1,000,000 under $5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over.
Total for returns showing net income-
Showing no net income:
Size of deficit—
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $15.000.
$15,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $250,000
$250,000 under $500,000
$500,000 under $1,000,000...
. $1,000,000 under $5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over
Total for returns showing no net income .
CORPORATION FISCAL-YEAR RETURNS
The tabulations for fiscal-year returns are compiled from all returns
filed by corporations whose fiscal year is other than the calendar
year. These returns are also included in the general tables of cor-
poration income throughout this report. The tables of fiscal-year
returns which appeared in the Statistics of Income for 1925, 1926,
and 1927 were compiled from a limited number of returns covering
a full 12-month period; those showing a net income of $2,000 and
over, a net deficit of S500,000 and over, gross sales or other receipt
items of $5,000,000 and over, or net loss for prior year. The tabu-
lations for fiscal-year returns during these years include a small
number of returns in addition to the above. This especially applies
36
STATISTICS OF INCOME
to the information tabulated for the months of July to November^
inclusive, for 1925 and 1926.
The table presented below includes all fiscal-year returns for 1928.
Corporation returns filed for fiscal year, showing the total number of returns, number
reporting net income and no net income, amount of net income or deficit, net loss
for prior year, and income tax — included in corporation tables for 1928
[Fiscal year terminating not earlier than July 1, 1928, nor later than June 30, 1929]
FISCAL-YEAR RETURNS DISTRIBUTED BY MONTH ENDING ACCOUNTING PERIOD
Fiscal year ending-
Total
number
of returns
Corporations reporting net income
Corporations report-
ing no net income
Number
of returns
Net income
Net loss for
prior year
Income tax
Number
of returns
Deficit
July, 1928
3,719
3,624
3, 967
3,689
3, 630
6,538
3,851
5,230
4.779
5,132
10, 661
2 173
2,097
2,334
2,194
2,381
4,123
2.241
3,087
2,878
3,112
6,600
$51,106,370
101, 513, 589
80, 140, 871
110,126,919
157,148,5.52
150, 543, 345
99,433,117
71, 072, ,595
87,858,371
71,798,118
248, 525. 059
$2, 836, 559
4, 194, 207
6, 382, 518
5, 503, 413
4, 475, 078
3, 153, 098
2, 329, 790
6, 303, 047
5, 135, 178
3, 002, 516
8, 366, 490
$5, 702, 807
11,785,636
8 580, 469
12, 381, 044
17, 946, 572
16, 829, 342
11,215,803
7, 126, 489
9, 363, 076
7, 602, 622
27, 492. 199
1,546
1,527
1,633
1,495
1,249
2,415
1,610
2,143
1,901
2.020
4.061
$23. 541. 769
August, 1928 ---
September. 1928
October, 1928
November, 1928
January, 1929
February. 1929
March, 1929
April, 1929
22, 053, 598
30, 564, 105
32,611,125
32, 548, 134
34, 764, 479
22, 524, 423
37, 454, 406
30, 920, 770
May, 1929
27, 452, 578
June, 1929
66, 984, 271
Total fiscal year..
54, 820
33, 220
1, 229, 266, 906
51. 681, 894
13b, 026, 059
21, 600
361,419,658
FISCAL-YEAR RETURNS DISTRIBUTED BY SIZE OF NET INCOME AND NET DEFICIT
Distribution
Reporting net income:
Size of net income —
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
.$2,000 under $3.000
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $1.5,000
$15,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$.50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $250,000
$2.50,000 under $500,000
$.500,000 under $1,000,000...
$1,000,000 under $5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over
Total reporting net income.
Reporting no net income:
Size of deficit —
Under $1,000
$1,000 under .$2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under .$5.000
$5,000 under $10,000._
$10,000 under $15,000.
$1.5,000 under $20,000
.$20,000 under .$2.5,000
$2,5,000 under .$,50,000.. _
$50,001) under $100,000
$100,0(11) uiidi'r .$250,000
$250,001) under $.5()(),()l)0
.$500,0110 under $1.000,000
$1,000,(10(1 under .$.5,000,000
$.5,0;)0,(l(l(l anil over
(Classes grouped '
Total reporting deficit .
Number
of returns
6,809
4.912
4,147
2,453
1,603
4,052
1,901
1,234
990
1,933
1,429
1,025
361
207
148
16
33, 220
5,092
2,909
2,027
1, 555
1,194
3,201
1,589
896
615
1,282
728
347
86
51
27
1
21. 600
Net income
$2, 966. 046
7, 449, 223
10, 407, 037
8. 458. 086
7, 150, 016
28, 619, 175
23, 324, 807
21,358,893
22, 362, 378
69, 500, 892
99,758,114
158,450,857
127, 034, 887
143,566,511
301, 961, 957
196, 898, 027
Income tax
1, 229, 266. 906
2, 351, 870
4, 285, 183
5, 036, 178
5, 417, 340
5, 362, 566
22. 828, 696
19, 572, 278
1,5, 497, 890
13, 724, 912
45, 493. 744
48, 195, 273
51, 272 813
29, 199, 290
33, 818, 511
(')
(!)
59.363.114
361,419,658
$1, 040
14,113
18, 532
141, 134
2.54, 555
1,714,416
1, 884, 202
1, 933, 640
2, 191, 511
7, 548, 520
11, 296, 158
18, 294, 965
14, 906, 455
16, 587, 677
35. 360, 334
23, 878, 807
13P, 026, 059
' Classes grouped to conceal net income and identity of taxpayer.
STATISTICS OF INCOME 37
In basic Table 22 (pp. 408-412) the fiscal-year returns are dis-
tributed by industrial groups and by corporations reporting net
income and no net income; also amount of net income, Bet loss for
prior year, income tax, and amount of deficit. In basic Table 23
(pp. 413-423), parts 1,2, and 3, is shown the distribution of compiled
receipts and statutory deductions, by months ending the fiscal year,
and for returns showing net income, no net income, and in aggregate.
CORPORATION PART- YEAR RETURNS
The returns filed by corporations for less than 12 months represent
reorganizations, consolidations, disintegrations, newly organized bus-
inesses, liquidating corporations, and changes from calendar year to
fiscal j^ear, or vice versa, and are also included in the general corpo-
ration income tables in this report.
Below are shown for part-year returns the total number, number
reporting net income and no net income, net income, deficit, net loss
for prior year, and income tax. The part year returns likewise fall
under the same conditions as to net income, deficit, etc., as govern
the returns used in the tabulations for fiscal-year returns.
Corporation part-year returns, 1928
Total number of returns 33, 271
Corporations reporting net income:
Number of returns 17, 352
Net income $222, 573, 500
Net loss for prior year $6, 638, 322
Income tax . $22, 910, 567
Corporations reporting no net income:
Number of returns 15, 919
Deficit $ 140. 474, 553
HISTORICAL SUMMARIES
SUMMARY OF INDIVIDUAL AND CORPORATION INCOME-TAX RETURNS,
NET INCOME, AND TAX BY YEARS
A resume of the income-tax returns filed for each of the years since
the inception of the present period of income taxation, showing for
individual returns the number filed, the net income, and tax; also
sources of income and deductions; and for corporation returns the
number filed, the net income, deficit, and tax reported, as well as the
distribution by size of net income and deficit, is shown in the following
tables.
The income-tax returns filed by individuals by States for the years
1916 to 1928, inclusive, showing number, net income, and tax, as well
as the average net income and average tax per return, are exhibited
in Table 10, pages 167-179.
38
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Individual returns, calendar years 1913 to 1928, showing number of returns and net
income
Number of returns
Year
Total
Taxable
Nontax-
able
Per cent of total
Net income
Tax-
able
Non-
taxable
1913
357, 598
357, 515
336, 652
437, 036
3, 472, 890
4,425,114
5, 332, 760
7, 259, 944
6, 662, 176
6, 787, 481
7, 698, 321
7, 369, 788
4,171,051
4, 138, 092
4, 101, 547
4, 070, 851
$3, 900, 000, 000
4, 000, 000, 000
4, 600, 000, 000
1914
1915
1916
362, 970
2, 707, 234
3, 392, 863
4, 231, 181
5,518,310
3, 589, 985
3, 681, 249
4, 270, 121
4, 489, 698
2, 501, 166
2, 470, 990
2, 440, 941
2, 523, 063
74, 066
765, 656
1, 032, 251
1, 101, 579
1, 741, 634
3, 072, 191
3, 106, 232
3, 428, 200
2, 880, 090
1, 669, 885
1, 667, 102
1, 660, 606
1, 547, 788
83
78
77
79
76
54
54
55
61
60
60
59
61
17
22
23
21
24
46
46
45
39
40
40
41
39
6, 300, 000, 000
13, 700, 000, 000
16, 000, 000, 000
1917
1918
1919..
19, 900, 000, 000
23, 700, 000, 000
19, 600, 000, 000
1920
1921
1922 .... . .
21, 400, 000, 000
24, 800, 000, 000
1923
1924
25, 700, 000, 000
21, 900, 000, 000
21, 960, 000, 000
22, 545, 000, 000
25, 226, 000, 000
1925
1926.
1927.
1928 .
Income and profits taxes in individual returns, calendar years 1913 to 1928 >
Year
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
Tax before tax credits
Normal tax
$12, 728, 038
16, 559, 493
23, 995, 777
51, 440, 558
156, 897, 441
476, 432, 808
468, 104, 801
478, 249, 919
308, 059, 422
355, 409, 840
378, 387, 954
257, 794, 728
216, 360, 163
200, 599, 384
215,817,075
281, 894, 671
Surtax
$15, 525, 497
24, 486, 669
43, 947, 818
121, 946, 136
433, 345, 732
651, 289, 027
801, 525, 303
596, 803, 767
411,327,684
474, 581, 111
464, 918, 056
437, 540, 797
432, 853, 170
448, 330, 446
511,731,376
688, 824, 950
Tax on
capital net
gain 121.^
per cent
$31, 066, 357
38, 915, 500
48, 603, 064
117,570,971
112,509,705
134, 033, 966
233, 450, 521
Total
41,
67;
173,
3 795,
1, 127,
1, 269,
1, 075,
719,
861,
882,
743,
766,
761,
861,
1, 204:
253, 535
046, 162
943, 595
386, 694
380, 938
721, 835
630, 104
053, 686
387, 106
057, 308
221,510
938, 589
784, 304
439, 635
582, 417
170, 142
Credits
against tax 2
Tax
< $220, 555, 377
39, 673, 199
32, 229, 121
28, 968, 745
30, 942, 983
39, 916, 105
41,
67,
173,
3795,
1, 127,
1, 269,
1, 075,
719,
861,
661,
704,
734,
732,
830,
1, 164,
253, 535
046, 162
943, 595
386, 694
380, 938
721, 835
630, 104
053, 686
387, 106
057, 308
666, 133
265, 390
555, 183
470, 790
639, 434
254, 037
1 Changes in the revenue acts aflecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Amounts shown for 1913-1915, inclusive, are receipts for fiscal
year ended June 30, immediately following, as shown in annual report of Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
which receipts include fines, penalties, additional assessments, etc.; 1916 and subsequent years tax is
amount reported on returns.
2 Includes credit of 25 per cent of tax on earned income and credit of 12i.i per cent on capital net loss and
excludes credit for income and profits taxes paid to a foreign country or a possession of the United States
and credit for income tax paid at source.
3 Includes war e.xcess-profits taxes of $101,249,781 on individuals and of $103,887,984 on partnerships.
< 25 per cent reduction provided for in section 1200 (a) of revenue act of 1924.
STATISTICS OF INCOME 39
Number of individual returns, calendar years 1914 to 1928, by income classes ^
Income classes
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
Under $1,000
401,849
$1,000 under $2,000.
1, 640, 758
838, 707
560, 763
270, 666
112, 502
30, 391
12, 439
3,302
2,347
559
315
141
1,516,938
1, 496, 878
932, 336
319, 356
116, 569
28, 542
9,996
2, 358
1,514
382
178
67
1, 924, 872
1, 569, 741
1, 180, 488
438, 851
162, 485
37,477
13, 320
2,983
1,864
425
189
65
2, 671, 950
2, 569, 316
1,337,116
455, 442
171,830
38, 548
12, 093
2,191
1,063
239
123
33
2, 440, 544
$2,000 under $3,000
2, 222, 031
$3,000 under $5,000
149, 279
127, 448
58, 603
14, 676
5,161
1,189
769
216
114
60
127, 994
120, 402
60, 284
17, 301
6,847
1,793
1,326
376
209
120
157, 149
150, 553
80, 880
23, 734
10, 452
2,900
2,437
714
376
206
1,072,146
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000.
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $150,000
$150,000 under $300,000
$300,000 under $500,000
$500,000 under $1,000,000....
$1,000,000 and over
353, 247
132, 344
28, 946
8,717
1,367
739
162
63
21
Total
357, 515
336, 652
2 429,401
3, 472, 890
4,425,114
5, 332, 760
7, 259, 944
6, 662, 176.
Income classes
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $150,000..
$150,000 under $300,000..
$300,000 under $500,000..
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
Total
1922
1923
1924
402, 076
471, 181
129, 898
190, 115
391, 373
151, 329
35, 478
12, 000
2,171
1,323
309
161
67
368, 502
2, 523, 150
2, 472, 641
1, 719, 625
387, 842
170, 095
39, 832
12, 452
2,339
1,301
327
141
74
0,787,481 7,698,321
344, 876
2,413,881
2,112,993
1, 800, 900
437, 330
191,216
47, 061
15,816
3,065
1,876
457
242
75
1925
7, 369. 788
98, 178
1,071,992
842, 528
1, 327, 683
503, 652
236, 779
59, 721
20, 958
4,759
3,223
892
479
207
1926
4,171,051
119, 513
1, 045, 619
837, 792
1, 240, 400
560, 549
246, 730
57, 487
20, 520
4,724
3,267
892
468
231
4, 138, 092
1927
126, 745
996, 098
855, 762
1, 209, 345
567, 700
252, 079
60, 123
22, 573
5,261
3,873
1,141
557
290
1928.
111,123
918, 447
837, 781
1, 192, 613
628, 766
270, 889
68, 048
27, 207
7,049
5,678
1,756
983
611
4,101,547 4,070,851
1 Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462.
2 This total is exclusive of 7,635 returns of married vromen made separate from returns of husbands. In
1916 the net income on returns filed separately by husband and wife is combined and the total appears as
one return. In all other years the returns of married women filed separately are included in their individual
income classes independently of the husband's income.
Note.— The returns for 1913 are omitted, as they pertain only to the last 10 months of that year.
Individual returns, net income reported for calendar years 1916 to 1928, by income
classes '
Income classes
Net income
1916
1917 »
1918 »
1919'
1920'
$1,000 under $2,000
$2, 461, 137, 000
.'S2. 232. 3.54. 577
$2, 829, 113, 161
3, 807, 286, 365
4, 513, 264, 0.30
2, 954, 137, 253
2, 412, 275, 757
1, 277, 364, 635
896, 497, 209
358, 392, 923
371,148,536
159, 070, 948
128, 290, 396
152, 650, 245
$4, 050, 066, 618
$2,000 under $3,000...
2, 064, 977, 328 ; 3, 626, 824, 833
2,115,864,601 3,535,219,007
1,827,508,088 2,145,690,016
1, 687, 16,5, 619 1, 736, 548, 050
1,042,320,083 97».042. 710
6, 184, 54.3, 368
$3,000 under $5,000
$024, 669, 015
1,037,247,977
1, 235, 015, 786
822, 601, 658
722, 795, 474
357, 355, 318
505, 859, 406
271, 938, 017
256,771,325
464, 263, 644
5, 039, 607, 239
$5,000 under $10,000
3, 068, 330, 963
$10,000 under $25,000
2, 547, 904, 786
$25,000 under $50,000
1,307,785,113
$50,000 under $100,000 . .
846, 894, 335
400, 492, 040
474, 051, 960
209, 904, 969
214, 631, 270
306, 835, 914
679, 720, 737
284, 106, 740
305,024,817
144,545,428
119, 075, 548
137, 486, 892
810, 386, 333
$100,000 under $150,000
$150,000 under $300,000
$300,000 under $500,000
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
26.5,511,505
215, 138, 673
89, 313, 552
79, 962, 894
77, 078, 139
Total
6, 298, 577, 620
13, 652, 383, 207
15,924,639,355
19, 859, 491, 448 23. 7.'i5. 629. 183
'
1 Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462.
' Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on basis of sample for years prior to 1928. For
1928, partly tabulated and partly estimated on basis of sample. (See pp. 1, 19-24.)
40
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Individual returns, net income reported for calendar years 1916 to 1928, by income
classes — Continued
Income classes
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000...,
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $150,000..
$150,000 under $300,000. .
$300,000 under $500,000. .
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
Total
Net income — Continued
19212
$213,
3, 620,
5, 325,
4, 054,
2, 378,
1, 958,
979.
582,
163,
145,
61,
42,
49,
849, 934
761, 768
931,265
891, 244
759, 237
156, 206
629, 305
230, 218
520, 999
948, 047
342, 550
780, 426
411,329
19, 577, 212, 528
1922 2
$247,
3, 630,
5, 153,
4, 500,
2, 641,
2, 255,
1. 208,
805,
260,
266,
116,
107,
141,
564, 383
570, 922
497, 468
557, 809
904, 702
871, 780
273, 932
223, 854
203, 553
814,381
672, 075
670, 678
386, 993
21,336,212,530
1923 2
$252,
3, 693,
6, 073,
6. 469,
2, 653,
2, 538,
1,350,
833,
280,
260,
124,
95,
152,
513,019
641, 547
443, 625
194,945
026, 193
079,115
680, 468
898, 237
656, 213
584,012
569, 194
107, 209
071, 881
24, 777, 465, 658
$235,
3, 564,
5, 277,
6, 827,
2. 991,
2, 855,
1, 599,
1, 066,
377,
374,
171,
158,
155,
451, 546
474, 084
147,446
924, 126
187, 905
396,811
848, 363
783, 643
644, 950
609, 374
248, 552
462, 179
974, 475
25, 656, 153, 454
Income classes
Under $1,000
$1 ,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000. . .
$100,000 under $150,000..
$150,000 under $300,000. .
$300,000 under $500,000. .
$500,000 under $1,000,000.
$1,000,000 and over
Total 21,894,576,403
Net income — Continued
1925'
$58.
1,774,
2, 047,
5, 236,
3, 463,
3, 544,
2, 032.
1,418,
572,
655,
339,
327,
422,
305, 538
601,508
969. 883
003, 283
852,012
898, 379
239, 284
948, 285
859, 982
300, 217
773, 657
367, 523
456, 852
1926 2
$67,
1, 747,
2, 042,
4, 872,
3, 838,
3, 660,
1,954,
1,389,
570,
661,
340,
317,
494,
237, 548
917,122
903, 198
788, 835
953, 366
622, 482
653, 219
339, 134
189,915
411.549
214, 162
881, 202
393,917
21, 958, 505, 649
1927 2
$72,
1, 645,
2, 062,
4, 700,
3, 895,
3, 748,
2, 051,
1,535,
636.
787,
431,
378,
600,
230, 684
575, 700
275, 084
816,426
759, 157
057, 507
770. 684
387, 374
018, 520
270, 255
121,727
166, 589
640, 846
22, 545, 090, 553
1928
$64,
1, 526,
2, 030,
4, 648,
4, 282,
4, 037,
2, 326,
1, 857,
850,
1, 157,
663,
670.
1, 108,
535, 224
831, 937
900, 943
097, 736
520, 130
853, 104
502. 829
877, 924
450, 966
131,081
900, 326
861,671
863, 041
26,226,326,912
2 Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on basis of sample for years prior to 1928.
1928 partly tabulated and partly estimated on basis of sample. (See pp. 1, 19-24.)
For
Individual returns, tax reported for calendar years 1916 to 1928, by income classes ^
Income classes
Tax
1916
1918
1919
1920
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $5,000..
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $150,000...
$150,000 under $300,000...
$300,000 under $500,000...
$500,000 under $1,000,000.
$1,000,000 and over
Total.
$775, 804
6, 301, 183
11,637,014
11,602,681
16, 298, 587
12, 423, 481
24, 007, 267
17, 951, 410
20,901,911
51, 487, 356
$16, 243,
9, 097,
18, 283,
44, 066,
80, 695,
76, 593,
85, 027,
55, 766,
86, 718,
50, 227,
59, 349,
109, 424,
504
378
457
389
149
344
556
236 I
157 ;
598
187
$26, 481, 602
35,415,344
82, 928, 720
93, 057, 963
142, 448, 679
130, 240, 648
147, 428, 655
95, 680, 064
136, 155, 916
79, 164, 847
69, 834, 148
88, 885, 249
$24, 696, 200
28, 257, 861
75, 914, 847
91, 537, 910
164, 832, 523
154, 946, 343
186, 357, 608
118,705,303
163, 095, 349
86, 031, 032
76, 228, 132
99, 026, 996
$36, 869, 732
45, 507, 821
83,496,116
97, 886, 033
172. 259, 321
154, 265, 276
163,717,719
86, 587, 694
92. 604. 423
47, 043, 461
45,641,005
49,185,085
173, 386, 694
691, 492, 954 1, 127, 721, 835
1, 269, 630, 104
1, 075, 053, 686
1 Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on
basis of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated and partly estimated on basis of
sample. (See pp. 1, 19-24.)
STATISTICS OF INCOME
41
Individual returns, tax reported for calendar years 1916 to 1928, by income classes —
Continued
Income classes
Tax— Continued
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000-.
$100,000 under $150,000- .
$150,000 under $300,000. .
$300,000 under $500,000. .
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
Total
$173, 678
29, 160, 654
20, 712, 373
42, 743, 604
68,871,422
126, 886, 410
112,909,840
115,711,635
52, 330, 056
61, 495, 988
31, 859, 630
25,112.090
31, 419, 726
$246, 636
27, 081, 089
20, 729, 737
47, 533, 306
70, 387, 912
123, 575, 960
125, 697, 249
144, 092, 555
71, 337, 246
98, 810, 408
43, 488, 227
38, 559, 344
49, 517, 639
$316, 602
18, 252, 646
16, 605, 972
46, 048, 427
54, 074, 735
103, 109, 350
103, 600, 750
108, 878, 597
55, 719, 390
62, 104, 203
31, 668, 552
25, 498, 434
35, 788, 475
$145, 629
10, 432, 394
10, 207, 284
26, 865, 387
28, 827, 944
78, 068, 669
109, 359, 811
136, 636, 004
75, 677, 735
92, 480, 898
45, 771, 131
42, 585, 301
47, 207, 203
719, 387, 106
861, 057, 308
661, 666, 133
704, 265, 390
Income classes
Tax — Continued
1925
1926
1927
1928
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $150,000..
$150,000 under $300,000..
$300,000 under $500,000..
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
Total
$68, 557
1, 704, 087
3, 809, 422
8. 326, 214
19, 149, 177
74,171,952
120, 688, 692
147, 842, 780
79,471,792
103, 058, 819
55, 721, 982
53, 674, 188
66, 867, 521
$55, 538
1, 761, 233
4, 216, 702
7, 245, 433
20, 272, 195
72, 464, 803
112,796,680
140, 946, 589
77, 900, 137
103, 997, 156
55, 255, 627
53, 665, 366
81, 893, 331
.$39, 980
1, 233, 658
3, 970, 412
6, 508, 177
20, 664, 502
74, 225, 906
119,475,301
156, 674, 952
87, 397, 904
123, 775, 837
73, 750, 177
64, 265, 391
98, 657, 237
$59, 662
1, 549, 713
4, 317, 054
7, 475, 073
22, 895, 853
82, 757, 745
136, 568, 322
194, 447, 236
116,855,418
182, 513, 642
113,249,844
116,424,264
185, 140, 211
734, 555, 183
732, 470, 790
830, 639, 434
1, 164, 254, 037
Individual returns, average amount of tax and average rate of tax by income classes,
calendar years 1916 to 1928 '
1916
1917
1918
Income classes
Average
tax per
return
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
Average
tax per
return
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
Average tax
per return
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
$1,000 under $2,000
$9.90
10. 85
32.60
162. 80
717. 27
2, 520. 26
6, 835. 56
16, 888. 62
36, 948. 51
89, 852. 59
188, 410. 12
776, 063. 82
0.66
.44
.86
2.41
4.78
7.34
10.04
13.92
18.27
23.93
27.63
35. 65
$17.46
23.66
88.95
291.39
1, 222. 01
4, 563. 12
14, 748. 76
40, 576. 79
89, 871. 89
207, 237. 82
392, 326. 67
1, 326, 645. 51
1.19
$2,000 under $3,000
.98
$3,000 under $5,000 .
$4.94
41.85
143. 88
488. 86
1, 559. 37
4, 283. 96
9, 851. 16
25, 142. 03
55, 590. 19
249, 938. 62
0.12
.61
.94
1.41
2.25
3.48
4.75
6.60
8.14
11.09
2.35
$5,000 under $10,000
4.34
$10,000 under $25,000
8.20
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000 .
13.32
21.69
$100,000 under $150,000
33.68
$150,000 under $300,000.
44.64
$300,000 under $500,000
54.77
$500,000 under $1,000,000
58.65
$1,000,000 and over
64.65
General average
396. 60
2.75
199. 11
5.06
254. 85
7.08
• Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated, based
on sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated and nartly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. 1, 19-24.)
42
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Individual returns, average amount of tax and average rate of tax by income classes ^
calendar years 1916 to 1928 — Continued
1919
1920
1921
Income classes
Average tax
per return
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
Average tax
per return
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
Average tax
per return
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
Under $1,000
$0.43
11.95
9.32
39.87
194. 97
958. 76
3, 900. 71
13,274.25
38,280.95
83,215.14
196, 664. 38
398, 604. 30
1,496,177.43
0.08
$1,000 under $2,000
$12. 83
18.00
64.31
208. 59
1,014.45
4, 134. 44
13, 990. 81
39, 793. 93
87, 497. 50
202, 425. 96
403, 323. 45
1, 523, 492. 25
0.87
.74
1.68
3.10
6.83
12.13
20.79
33.12
43.94
54.08
59.42
64.87
$13. 80
17.71
62.44
214. 92
1,002.50
4,001.90
13, 538. 22
39, 519. 71
87,116.11
196, 834. 66
371, 065. 08
1,490,457.12
0.91
.74
1.66
3.19
6.76
11.80
20.20
32.61
^13.04
52.67
57.08
63.81
.81
$2,000 under .$3,000
.39
$3 000 under $5,000
1 05
$5 000 under $10,000 _ .
2 90
$10 000 under $25,000 - .
6.48
$25,000 under $50,000 . .
11.63
$50,000 under $100,000
19.87
$100,000 under $150,000
$150,000 under .$300,000,-
$300,000 under $500,000-.
$500,000 under $1,000,000.
$1,000,000 and over
32.00
42.14
51.94
58.70
63.59
General average
238.08
6.39
148.08
4.53
107. 98
3.67
Income classes
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $150,000..
$150,000 under $300,000..
$300,000 under $500,000..
$500,000 under $1,000,000.
$1,000,000 and over
General average...
1922
Average tax
per return
$0.61
10.96
9.73
39.94
179. 85
816. 60
3, 542. 96
12, 007. 71
32, 859. 16
74, 686. 63
140, 738. 60
239, 499. 03
739, 069. 24
126. 86
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
0.10
.75
.40
1.06
2.66
5.48
10.40
17.89
27.42
37.03
37.27
35.81
35.02
4.04
1923
Average tax
per return
$0.86
7.23
6.72
26.78
139. 42
606. 19
2, 600. 94
8, 743. 86
23,821.89
47, 735. 74
96, 845. 72
180, 839. 96
483, 628. 04
85.95
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
0.13
.49
.27
.71
2.04
4.06
7.67
13.06
19.85
23.83
25.42
26.81
23.63
2.67
1924
Average tax
per return
$0.42
4.32
4.83
14.92
65.92
408. 27
2, 323. 79
8, 639. 10
24, 690. 94
49, 296. 85
100, 155. 65
175, 972. 32
629, 429. 37
96.66
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
0.06
.29
.19
.39
.96
2.73
6.84
12.81
20.04
24.69
26.73
26.87
30.27
2.74
Income classes
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000.
$2,000 under $3,000.
$3,000 under $5,000.
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $150,000..
$loO,000 under $300,000. .
$300,000 under $500,000. .
$500,000 under $1,000,000,
$1,000,000 and over
General average...
1925
Average tax
per return
$0.70
1.69
4.62
6.27
38.02
313.26
2, 020. 85
7,054.24
16, 699. 26
31, 976. 05
62, 468. 59
112,054.67
323,031.50
176.11
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
0.12
.10
.19
.16
.55
2.09
6.94
10.42
13.87
15.73
16.40
16.39
15.83
3.35
Average tax
per return
$0.46
1.68
5.03
5.84
36.16
293. 70
1, 962. 12
6, 868. 74
16, 490. 26
31,832.61
61,916.77
114,669.58
354, 516. 58
177. 00
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
0.08
.10
.21
.15
.52
1.98
5.77
10.14
13.66
15.72
16.24
16.88
16.66
3.33
1927
Average tax
per return
$0. 32
1.24
4.63
6.38
36.40
294. 46
1, 987. 18
6, 940. 81
16,612.41
31, 958. 64
64, 636. 44
115, 377. 72
340, 197. 36
202. 52
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
0.06
.07
.19
,14
.53
1.98
5.82
10.20
13.74
15.72
17.11
16.99
16.42
3.68
STATISTICS OF INCOME
43
Individual returns, average amount of tax and average rate of tax by income classes,
calendar years 1916 to 1928 — Continued
Income classes
1928
Average
tax per
return
Average
rate of
tax (per
cent)
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000.
$3,000 under $5.000_
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000- -.
$100,000 under $150,000, .
$150,000 under $300,000- .
$300,000 under $500,000. .
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 and over
General average...
$0.54
1.69
5.15
6.27
36.41
305. 50
2, 006 94
'/, 146. 96
16, 577. 59
32, 144. 00
64, 493. 08
118. 437. 70
362, 309. 61
286. 00
0.09
.10
.21
.16
.53
2.05
5.87
10.47
13.74
15.77
17.06
17.35
16 70
4.62
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Corporation returns, calendar years 1909 to 1928, showing total number, number and
per cent reporting net income and no net income, and amount of net income and
deficit 1
Number of returns
Per cent of total
Inactive
Year
Report-
Report-
corpora-
Report-
Report-
No
Net income
Deficit
Total
ing
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tions; no
ing
ing no
income
net
no net
income
net
net in-
data
income
income
data re-
ported
income
come
reported
1909--.
262, 490
2 52, 498
3 209, 992
/ 20
80
$3, 590, 000, 000
1910--.
270, 202
2 54, 040
3 216, 162
20
80
3. 761, 000, 000
1911--.
288, 352
2 55, 129
3 233, 223
19
81
3, 503, 000, 000
Not avail-
able.
1912---
305, 336
2 61,116
3 244, 220
20
80
4, 151, 000, 000
1913--.
316, 909
188, 866
128, 043
60
40
4, 714, 000, 000
1914_--
< 299, 445
174, 205
125, 240
58
42
3, 940, 000, 000
1915.--
* 366, 443
190,911
175,532
52
48
5, 310, 000, 000
1916--.
341, 253
206, 984
134, 269
No data
, avail-
able.
61
39
No data
8, 760, 000, 000
$657, 000, 000
1917--.
351, 426
232, 079
119,347
66
34
10, 730, 000, 000
630, 000, 000
1918---
317,579
202, 061
115,518
64
36
able.
8, 362, 000, 000
690,000,000
1919---
320, 198
209, 634
110,564
65
35
9, 412, 000, 000
996, 000, 000
1920...
345, 595
203, 233
142,362 ,
59
41
7, 903, 000, 000
2, 029, 000, OOO
1921- -.
356, 397
171,239
185, 158
48
52
4, 336, 000, 000
3, 878, 000, OOO
1922...
382, 883
212, 535
170,348 '
56
44
6, 964, 000, 000
2, 194, 000, ooa
1923-.-
398, 933
233, 339
165, 594
58
42
8, 322, 000, 000
2, 014, 000, 000
1924--.
417, 421
236, 389
181, 032
57
43
7, 587, 000, 000
2, 224, 000, 000
1925.-.
430, 072
252, 334
177, 738
59
41
9, 584, 000, 000
1, 963, 000, OOO
1926-.-
455, 320
258, 134
197, 186
I 57
43
9, 673, 000, 000
2, 169, 000, OOO
1927-.-
475, 031
259, 849
165, 826
49, 356
55
35
10
8, 982, 000, 000
2, 472, 000, 000
1928---
495, 892
268, 783
174, 828
52, 281
54
35
11
10, 600, 000, 000
2, 400, 000, 000
1 Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns ot
corporations are summarized on pp. 449-462. 1909-1915 includes, to a limited extent, additions made by
audit and delinquent returns filed. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns are included.
2 Returns showing net income in excess of -$5,000 exemption.
3 Returns showing net income not in excess of $5,000 exemption, or deficit.
< 1915 contains approximately 30,000 returns showing no net income which properly belong and should
be included in 1914. (See Annual Report, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 1916, p. 26.)
Income and profits taxes in corporation returns, calendar years 1913 to 1928 ^
Tax
Year
Income tax
War-profits
and excess-
profits tax
Total tax
1913
2 $43, 127, 740
39, 144, 532
56, 993, 657
171,805,150
503, 698, 029
653, 198, 483
743, 535, 888
636, 508, 292
366, 443, 621
775, 310, 154
937, 106, 798
881, 549, 546
1,170,331,206
1,229,797,243
1,130,674,128
1, 184, 142, 142
2 $43, 127, 740
1914
39, 144, 532
1915 .
56, 993, 657
1916
171, 805, 150
1917 - -
$1, 638, 747, 740
2, 505. 565, 939
1,431,805,690
988, 726, 351
335,131,811
3 8,466,114
2, 142, 445, 769
1918-
3, 158, 764, 422
1919 --
2, 175, 341, 578
1920 . . ..
1, 625, 234, 643
1921
701,575,432
1922.
783, 776, 268
1923-
937, 106, 798
1924
881, 549, 546
1925.. .
1, 170,331,206
1926
1,229,797,243
1927
1, 130, 674, 128
1928
1, 184, 142, 142
1 Changes in the revenue acts aflecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
corporations are summarized on pp. 449-462. 1909-1915 includes, to a limited extent, additions made by
audit and delinquent returns filed. Fiscal year returns are included. Amounts shown for 1913-1915,
inclusive, are receipts for fiscal year ended June 30, immediately following, as shown in annual reports of
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, which receipts include fines, penalties, additional assessments, etc.,
1916 and subsequent years; tax is amount reported on returns.
2 Includes excise tax, $10,671,077, act of Aug. 5, 1909.
3 On net income earned froni July 1 to Dec. 31, 1921, reported on fiscal year returns whose accounting
period terminated prior to July 1, 1922.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
49
Corporation returns — Distribution of number of returns, net income, and deficit, by
size of net income and deficit for all corporations for years 1918 to 1928, inclusive '
1918
1919
1920
Distribution
Number
of
returns
Amount
Number
of
returns
Amount
Number
of
returns
Amount
Returns showing net income:
Size of net income —
Under $2,000
68, 973
49, 397
29, 780
1 37,053
7,224
5,383
2,054
1,171
846
180
$55,281,461
162,073,156
213,305,243
800,570,917
507,215,825-
838, 508, 564
713,779,767
815,090,903
1,701,416,343
2,554,269,070
75, 905
46, 868
27,615
35, 994
7,092
5,497
2,124
$65,835,628
$2,000 under $5,000
151,338,556
$5,000 under $10,000
194, 776, 140
$10,000 under $25,000
786, 538, 508
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000 -.
496, 550, 045
$100,000 under $250,000 .
851,989,198
$250,000 under $500,000 - -
737, 217, 126
$500,000 under $1,000,000—
1,142
836
160
788,372,009
$1,000,000 under $5,000,-
000
1,626,705,255
$5,000,000 and over
2,203,332,348
Total for returns show-
ing net income
202, 061
8,361,511,249
209, 634
$9,411,418,458
203, 233
7,902,654,813
Returns showing no net income. .
115, 518
689,772,361 110,564
995,546,241 142,362
2, 029, 423, 744
Grand total— net in-
come less deficit
317, 579
7,671,738,888 320,198
8, 415, 872, 217
345, 595
5, 873, 231, 069
1921
1922
1923
Distribution
Number
of
returns
•
Amount
Number
of
returns
Amount
Number
of
returns
Amount
Returns showing net income:
Size of net in come-
Under $2,000-.
75, 451
40, 402
20, 134
} 25,327
4,595
3,108
1,136
555
46'
70
$61,895,581
124,049,405
142,168,065
547, 473, 491
320, 442, 399
478, 376, 439
391,713,873
380, 316, 893
918, 041, 802
971, 569, 865
92, 259
43, 502
24, 787
35,811
7,312
5,114
1,889
1,016
725
120
$86,729,211
137,791,967
174,308,283
767, 133, 959
512, 069, 921
791, 272, 098
658, 842, 334
708, 997, 233
1, 444, 773, 281
1,681,892,856
99, 240
48, 269
27, 602
39, 764
8,258
5.942
2,149
1,089
858
168
$87, 992, 887
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100.000
$100,000 under $250,000- __
$250,000 under $500,000. _ .
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 under $5,000,-
000
153,069,832
199,336,286
891,426,019
577, 435, 489
923. 065. 165
745. 679, 327
752,853,087
1,695,716,712
$5,000,000 and over
2, 294, 954, 330
Total for returns show-
ing net income
171,239
4, 336, 047, 813
212, 535
6,963,811,143
233,339
8,321,529,134
Returns showing no net income. .
185, 158
3,878,219,134
170,348
2, 193, 776, 356
165, 594
2, 013, 554, 987
Grand total— net in-
come less deficit
356, 397
457, 828, 679
382, 883
4, 770, 034, 787
398,933
6,307,974,147
1 Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income tax returns of
corporations are summarized on pp. 449-462. Fiscal year returns are included. Returns showing no net
income were not distributed prior to 1925.
50
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Corporation returns — Distribution of number of returns, net income, and deficit, by
size of net income and deficit for all corporations for years 1918 to 1928, inclusive —
Continued
1924
1925
1926
Distribution
Number
of
returns
Amount
Number
of
returns
Amount
Number
of
returns
Amount
Returns showing net income:
Size of net income —
Under $2,000
105, 135
49,050
26, 090
} 39,411
7,857
5,200
1,793
952
739
$92, 757, 850
154,696,040
192,682,420
858, 279, 429
546, 492, 107
800, 400, 960
620,791,551
662, 504, 898
1.447.837.353
108, 447
51,334
29,067
f 29, 533
I 13, 965
9,249
6,270
2,200
1,156
917
196
$96,859,748
162, 780, 292
207, 812, 825
477,066,018
498. 304, 439
646, 218, 517
906,671,837
765, 259, 354
788, 857, 128
1,876,242,787
3,097,610,752
118,092
50,918
28, 363
26,463
15, 250
8,748
5,966
2,137
1,100
883
214
.$104,121,718
$2,000 under $5,000..
$5,000 under $10,000.
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $250,000. . .
$250,000 under $500,000...
$500,000 under $1,000,000..
$1,000,000 under $5,000,-
000
160,215,419
201,434,466
424, 743, 533
505, 981, 193
612,009,482
917,880,867
749,611,283
759,354,667
1,769,642,841
$5,000,000 and over
162 2,210,209,684
3, 468, 407, 420
Total for returns show-
ing net income
236, 389
7, 586, 652, 292
252,334
9,583,683,697 i 258,134
9,673,402,889
Returns showing no net income:
Size of deficit—
Under $25,000
165,909
8,565
2,876
241
81
28
15
7
16
507,429,985
401,080,214
486,586,356
171,006,631
111,694,991
67,150,838
55, 984, 630
31,018,188
130,676,262
183, 538
10, 630
2,619
251
94
28
12
6
8
622,156,073
$25,000 under $100,000. ..
497,909,273
$100,000 under $500,000.
520, 867, 843
$500,000 under $1,000,000 .
178,364,712
$1,000,000 under $2,000,-
000
"
124, 482, 493
$2,000,000 under $3,000,-
000
66, 305, 016
$3,000,000 under $4,000,-
000
41,221,059
$4,000,000 under $5,000,-
000
26, 887, 189
$5,000,000 and over
90, 516, 644
Total for returns show-
ing no net income
181,032
2, 223, 925, 993
177, 738
1,962,628,095
197, 186
2,168,710,302
Grand total— net in-
come less deficit
417,421
5,362,726,299
430,072
7,621,055,602
465,320
7, 504, 692, 587
STATISTICS OF INCOME
51
Corporation returns — Distribution of number of returns, net income, and deficit, by
size of net income and deficit for all corporations for years 1918 to 1928, inclusive — ■
Continued
Distribution
1927
Num-
ber of
returns
Amount
1928
Num-
ber of
returns
Size of net income:
Under $1,000..
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000..
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $250,000
$250,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 under $1,000,000.
$1,000,000 under $5,000,000 ,
$5,000,000 and over
Total for returns showing net income...
Size of deficit:
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000..
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $250,000
$250,000 under $500,000 ,
$500,000 under $1,000,000..
$1,000,000 under $5,000,000
$5,000,000 and over
Total for returns showing no net income
Inactive corporations ; no income data reported
Grand total — net income less deficit
70,299
52,044
26, 470
15, 048
9,914
27, 690
11,387
9,912
6,217
12,518
8,299
5,823
2,047
1,139
855
187
259, 849
49, 199
23, 543
15, 379
11, 321
8,333
23, 198
10, 118
5,633
3,776
7,863
4,019
2,327
654
257
188
18
165, 826
49, 356
$27,
79,
64,
52,
44,
197,
137,
165,
140,
447,
580,
901,
714,
788,
1,700,
2, 938,
806, 395
589, 268
351, 482
633, 692
367, 754
100, 206
633, 906
701, 312
165, 752
199, 459
909, 267
979, 956
494, 467
890, 764
282, 717
777, 864
8, 981, 884, 261
22, 260, 980
35, 201, 906
38, 056, 867
39, 367, 959
37, 228, 992
166, 072, 281
125, 106, 434
98, 125, 977
85, 380, 525
273, 897, 401
277, 499, 065
351, 234, 547
225, 694, 160
176, 554, 346
351, 194, 669
168, 863, 207
68, 466
42, 161
35, 930
19, 392
11,811
29,876
13, 707
8,268
6,953
12, 480
8,734
6,194
2,267
1,286
1,029
229
$28,
62,
90,
66,
52,
211,
168,
143,
156,
445,
609,
959,
794,
898,
2, 119,
3, 810,
667, 760
624, 798
128, 066
724, 327
757, 599
526, 272
261, 530
246, 122
097, 564
894, 631
179, 215
922, 545
020, 678
405, 169
925, 678
359, 213
268, 783
10, 617, 741, 157
54, 633
24,811
16, 576
11, 907
8,827
23, 467
10, 424
5,789
3,619
7,707
3,990
2,048
557
287
186
10
21,901,102
36, 402, 864
41,173,010
41,417,367
39, 568, 299
166, 746, 660
127,633,647
100, 067, 053
80, 838, 677
268, 262, 168
276, 902, 138
311,303,871
193, 694, 881
200, 947, 313
342, 217, 717
142,048,611
2, 471, 739, 376
174, 828
52, 281
2,391,124,248
475, 031 6, 510, 144, 885 495, 892
8, 226, 616, 909
52 STATISTICS OF INCOME
ESTATE-TAX RETURNS
The following tables are compiled from estate-tax returns filed
with the bureau in the 12 months ending December 31, 1929. They
do not, however, represent the number of estates of persons who died
within the period, the returns not being due until one year after the
date of death, and under certain conditions further extensions of time
are granted for filing the returns.
The tax is not imposed upon the property but upon its transfer to
others. The transfer is the subject of the tax, not any particular
legacy, devise, or distributive share, and the relationship of the
beneficiary to the decedent has no bearing upon the tax liability or
the extent thereof. The estate tax is not an inheritance tax, although
popularly referred to as such, the distinction being that the estate
tax is imposed on an estate in its entirety rather than on the distribu-
tive share.
The gross estate as defined by statute includes certain transfers
such as those made in contemplation of death or intended to take
effect at or after death.
The net estate is the amount of the gross estate less the sum of
authorized deductions, and in the case of resident decedents a specific
exemption of SI 00,000 for individuals who died on or after February
26, 1926, the date the revenue act of 1926 went into effect. Under
the previous revenue acts the specific exemption was $50,000. Estate-
tax returns filed under the revenue acts of 1926 and 1928 are allowed
a tax credit not to exceed 80 per cent of the total Federal estate tax
for estate, inheritance, legacy, or succession taxes made to any of the
several States, Territories, or the District of Columbia. Under the
revenue act of 1924 (effective June 2, 1924) the tax credit was limited
to 25 per cent of the total Federal estate tax. Prior to the revenue
act of 1924 this tax credit was not allowed. For statistical purposes
the returns are distributed into classes on the size of the net estate
corresponding to the successive brackets specified in the revenue act
of 1926.
The tables are based on the data disclosed by the returns as filed
and prior to any adjustments that may be determined upon through
investigation and audit. The tax shown does not correspond with
the actual receipts of taxes during the period for the reason that
payments may be made at a later date than the filing of the return,
and for the further reason that field investigation and office audit
may disclose deficiency taxes or excess payments which are not
reflected in these tables.
Table 1 shows for the returns of estates of resident decedents, dis-
tributed by size of net estate, the number of returns, number subject
to tax and number not subject to tax, form of property owned by the
decedent at the time of death, nature of deductions entered in the
returns under the provisions of the law, net taxable estate, total tax,
tax credit, and net tax after deducting tax credit.
Table 2 distributes the returns of estates of resident decedents by
States and Territories. It shows the total number of returns and
aggregate gross estate, net estate, deductions, total tax, tax credit,
and net tax after deducting tax credit, as well as the distribution by
estates subject to tax and those not subject to tax.
STATISTICS OF INCOME 53
Table 2-A shows the same distribution as Table 2 for estates of
resident decedents whose date of death was after February 26, 1926.
(Taxed under revenue acts of 1926 and 1928.)
Table 2-B shows the same distribution as Table 2 for estates of
resident decedents whose date of death was after June 2, 1924, and
prior to February 26, 1926. (Taxed under revenue act of 1924.)
Table 2-C shows the same distribution as Table 2 for estates of
resident decedents whose date of death was prior to June 2, 1924,
(Taxed under revenue acts in force prior to the revenue act of 1924.)
Table 3 shows returns of estates of resident decedents, distributed
by size of net estate, giving the number of returns, gross and net
estate, deductions, total tax, tax credit, and net tax after deducting
tax credit.
Table 4 shows the returns of estates of nonresident decedents,
distributed by the size of the net estate, the situs of which is in the
United States, giving the number of returns, gross and net estate in
the United States, tax, tax credit, and net tax after deducting tax
credit.
54
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 1. — Estates of resident decedents — Form of property and nature of deductions,
[Returns filed from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1929]
No net taxable estate
Total
Gross estate under
$50,000
Gross estate over
$50,000
Number of returns
8,582
68
1,756
Distribution
Amount
Per
cent
Amount
Per
cent
Amount
Per
cent
Form of property:
$570, 068, 819
14.83
$536, 470
19.83
$77. 991. 334
28.40
' ' '
Investments in bonds and stocks-
Federal Government bonds—
44, 745, 686
46, 213, 692
149, 376, 798
263, 141, 014
1.17
1.20
3.89
6.85
101
53,111
.01
1.96
783,057
3, 648, 420
4,320,639
15,762,027
.29
1.33
1.57
5.74
Partially tax-exempt
State and municipal bonds.
All other bonds
91,019 1 3.36
Total bonds
503, 477, 190
1, 860, 796, 041
13.11
48.40
144, 231
419, 274
5.33
15. 49
24, 514, 143
70, 380, 255
8.93
25.63
Capital stocli in corporation
Total bonds and stocks
2,364,273,231 | 61.51
563,605 20.82
94, 894, 398
34.56
Mortgages, notes, cash, etc
381,106,477
124, 739, 521
■ 191,276,143
9.92
3.25
4.98
465, 607
845, 698
242, 904
51, 257
17.21
31.25
8.98
1.89
35, 162, 015
'17, 275, 633
15, 556, 771
5,487,696
427, 174
27,805,221
12.80
6.29
5.67
2.00
.16
10.12
Insurance (gross) . --
Jointly owned property ($52,189,382
distributed by form of property)
Miscellaneous property
Transfers made in contemplation of or
intended to take effect at or after death-
General power of appointment e.xercised
by will or by deed in contemplation
ofdeath . .
102,635,598 2.67
10,525,615 1 .27
98,888,746 i 2.57
Property from an estate taxed within 5
years; value at date of death of present
500
.02
Total gross estate
3, 843, 514, 150 100. 00
2,705,941 1 100.00
274, 600, 242
100. 00
Nature of deduction:
Insurance exemption. _
54, 223, 134
150,696,080
350, 841, 290
85, 127, 551
153, 677, 713
846, 750, 000
753,325
9, 249, 707
13, 568, 931
80, 474, 353
25, 552, 396
35, 369, 006
171, 500, 000
Funeral and administrative expenses
Debts, unpaid mortgages, etc
Property from an estate taxed with-
in 5 years; value at date of previ-
ous decedent's death.
172, 435
987, 590
500
3,000
5, 800, 000
Charitable, public, and similar be-
quests
Specific exemption.
Total deductions
1,641,315,768
7,716,850
335, 714, 393
Net taxable estate
2,268,323,442
165,413,851
122,110,369
43,303,482
Total tax
Tax credit for payments of estate, in-
heritance, legacy, or succession taxes
actually made to any of the several
States, Territories, or District of
Columbia '
Net tax after deducting tax credit
:::::::
• Limited to 25 per cent of the total tax after the effective date of the revenue act of 1924 (June 2, 1924)
and prior to effective date of revenue act of 1926 (Feb. 26, 1926) and to 80 per cent of the total tax after the
effective date of the revenue act of 1926.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
55
showing amounts, number of estates, and relative percentages, by size of net estate
[Returns filed from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1929]
Size of net estate
Under $50,000
$50,000 under
$100,000
$100,000 under
$200,000
$200,000 under
$400,000
$400,000 under
$600,000
2,288
1,189
1,132
998
414
Amount
Per
cent
Amount
Per
cent
Amount
Per
cent
Amount
Per
cent
Amount
Per
cent
$86,311,591
24.73
$55,007,708
21.58
$63,532,633
18.47
$77,409,284
16.77
$36,458,753
12.37
1,284,556
7, 370, 82?
5, 551, 084
28, 812, 559
.37
2.11
1.59
8.26
1,437,503
4, 776, 960
4,380,672
22, 977, 602
.56
1.87
1.72
9.02
1,741,303
5, 576, 976
6, 329, 717
28, 795, 812
.51
1.62
1.84
8.37
2,735,312
6, 904, 153
10,330,030
42, 759, 820
.59
1.50
2.24
9.26
2,418,954
4, 186, 172
9,128,052
29, 156, 642
.82
1.42
3.10
9.89
43,019,627
103, 041, 285
12.33
29.52
33, 572, 737
87,491,710
13.17
34.33
42,443,808
137,107,359
12.34
39.87
62,729,315
195,414,716
13.59
42.32
44,889,820
140, 550, 589
15.23
47.69
146,060,912
41.85
121,064,447 47.50
179, 551, 167
52,21
258,144,031
55.91
185,440,409
62.92
60,241,420
17, 232, 272
19, 486, 943
10, 440, 839
1,301,138
7,964,023
17.26
4.94
5.58
2.99
.37
2.28
39, 125, 141
11, 140, 620
13,760,626
7,676,248
533, 799
6, 560, 115
15.35
4.37
5.40
3.01
.21
2.58
49,271,210
13,566,490
17,782,496
11, 547, 956
1,940,070
6,734,260
14.33
3.94
5.17
3.36
.56
1.96
57,424,889
17,286,723
24,851,376
15,969,417
1,886,728
8,718,069
12.44
3.74
5.38
3.46
.41
1.89
29,642,582
9,392,989
12,869,389
14, 336, 730
810,862
5,786,951
294, 738, 665
10.06
3.19
4.37
4.86
.27
1.96
349,039,138
100.00
254,867,704
100. 00
343,926,282
100.00
461,690,517
100.00
100.00
9, 050, 189
15, 589, 426
32,956,107
6,896,707
10,011,995
223,900,000
5,655,119
10, 847, 567
21, 913, 550
5,265,032
6,099,385
117, 950, 000
6, 756, 562
14, 354, 063
29, 660, 353
5, 657, 408
14, 642, 955
112,850,000
8,239,403
18,065,177
38, 152, 913
7,472,752
9, 966, 396
99,600,000
3,660,438
10, 709, 166
21,257,640
5, 129, 977
7,608,002
41,350,000
298, 404, 424
167, 730, 053
183,921,341
181,496,641
89,715,223
50,634,714
507, 182
339,389
167, 793
87,137,051
1, 149, 281
821,455
327, 826
160,004,941
3,119,498
2,262,673
856, 825
280,193,876
7,709,929
5,607,842
2,102,087
•
205,023,442
7,135,293
5,118,436
2,016,857
56
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 1. — Estates of resident decedents — -Form of property and nature of deduc
net estate —
Size of net estate
$600,000 under
$800,000
$800,000 under
$1,000,000
$1,000,000 under
$1,500,000
Number of returns
221
137
149
Distribution
Amount
Per
cent
Amount
Per
cent
Amount
Per
cent
Form of property:
$33,808,003
15.62
$18, 211, 262
10.76
$28, 726, 506
11.93
Investments in bonds and stocks-
Federal Government bonds —
Whollv tax-exempt
3, 338, 309
3, 840, 329
8, 903, 626
14, 715, 982
1.54
1.77
4.12
6.80
1, 274, 912
1,681,459
12, 406, 091
14, 726, 703
.75
.99
7.33
8.70
3, 542, 324
3, 262, 876
13, 567, 311
14, 279, 386
1.47
1.36
5.63
5.93
Partially tax-exempt
State and municipal bonds,
wholly tax-exempt...
All other bonds.
Total bonds
30, 798, 246
99,419,457
14.23
45.95
30, 089, 165
84, 748, 561
17.77
50.06
34, 651, 897
134, 181, 627
14.39
55.73
Capital stock in corporation
Total bonds and stocks.
130, 217, 703
60.18
114, 837, 726
67.83
168, 833, 524
70.12
Mortgages, notes, cash, etc
20, 316, 880
6, 798, 259
13,234,485
6, 716, 034
1, 389, 953
3, 905, 385
9.39
3.14
6.12
3.10
.64
1.81
12, 241, 582
6, 516, 714
8, 885, 089
6, 033, 570
22, 660
2, 549, 375
7.23
3.85
5.25
3.56
.01
1.51
20, 816, 739
6,176,827
6, 379, 524
4, 048, 014
1, 882, 231
3, 919, 191
8.64
2.57
2.65
1.68
.78
1.63
Insurance (gross). .....
Miscellaneous property _ . .
Transfers made in contemplation of or
intended to take effect at or after death-
General power of appointment exercised
by will or by deed in contemplation of
death.
Property from an estate taxed within 5
years; value at date of death of present
decedent . . .
Total gross estate..
216, 386, 702
100. 00
169, 297, 978
100. 00
240, 782, 556
100. 00
Nature of deduction:
Insurance exemption
2, 135, 458
7, 621, 837
17,238,477
3, 276, 500
11, 582, 835
22, 200, 000
2, 362, 470
7, 307, 512
16,262,080
1, 707, 534
5, 348, 706
13,700,000
2,314,470
9, 012, 071
19, 727, 884
2, 939, 192
11, 529, 041
14,900,000
Funeral and administrative es-
Debts, unpaid mortgages, etc
Property from an estate taxed
within 5 years; value at date of
previous decedent's death
Charitable, public, and similar be-
quests .
Specific exemption
Total deductions . ..
64, 055, 107
46, 688, 302
60,422,658
Net taxable estate
152,331,595
6, 141, 238
4, 472, 058
1, 669, 180
122, 609, 676
5, 637, 199
4, 091, 286
1, 545, 913
180,359,898
9, 734, 791
7, 020, 805
2, 713, 986
Total tax
Tax credit for payments of estate, in-
heritance, legacy, or succession taxes
actually made to any of the several
States, Territories, or District of
Columbia '... ..
Net tax after deducting tax credit
' Limited to 25 per cent of the total tax after the effective date of the revenue act of 1924 (June 2, 1924)
and prior to effective date of revenue act of 1926 (Feb. 26, 1926) and to 80 per cent of the total tax after the
effective date of the revenue act of 1926.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
57
lions, showing amounts, number of estates, and relative percentages, by size of
Continued
Size of net estate
$1,500,000 under
$2,000,000
$2,000,000 under
$2,500,000
$2,500,000 under
$3,000,000
$3,000,000 under
$3,500,000
$3,500,000 under
$4,000,000
79
41
29
12
14
Amount
Per
cent
Amount
Per
cent
Amount
Per
cent
Amount
Per
cent
Amount
Per
cent
$18, 263, 652
10.41
$7, 922, 145
6.65
$7, 527, 734
8.09
$5, 478, 124
12.11
$5, 151, 940
7.32
3,110,462
1, 537, 080
10, 502, 660
11, 897, 675
1.77
.88
5.99
6.78
2, 665, 686
930, 552
10, 390, 958
7, 483, 102
2.24
.78
8.73
6.28
6, 240, 554
258, 720
10, 840, 487
4, 333, 773
6.70
.28
11.64
4.66
1, 036, 192
325, 286
4, 055, 126
2, 502, 725
2.29
.72
8.97
5.53
825, 147
418, 474
3, 974, 103
1, 981, 933
1.17
.69
5.66
2.82
27, 047, 877
95, 603, 959
15.42
54.43
21, 470, 298
71, 306, 584
18.03
59.89
21, 673, 534
48, 291, 953
23.28
51.88
7, 919, 329
25, 730, 931
17.51
56.89
7, 199, 657
47, 239, 020
10.23
67.11
122, 551, 836
69.85
92, 776, 882
77.92
69, 965, 487
75.16
33, 650, 260
74.40
54, 438, 677
77.34
13, 388, 036
4, 268, 015
9, 984, 309
1, 342, 244
7.63
2.43
5.69
.76
7, 622, 982
2, 097, 696
3, 731, 586
4,762,231
6.40
1.76
3.14
4.00
3, 928, 228
1, 978, 510
3, 397, 356
2, 437, 478
4.22
2.13
3.65
2.62
4, 100, 113
208, 010
990, 637
581, 207
9.07
.46
2.19
1.29
2, 346, 477
965, 102
6, 022, 202
1,461,517
3.33
1.37
8.56
2.08
5, 661, 224
3.23
158, 869
.13
3, 848, 871
4.13
218, 695
.48
175, 459, 316
100. 00
119,072,391
100.00
93, 083, 664
100. 00
45, 227, 046
100.00
70, 385, 915
100.00
1, 574, 590
7, 222, 745
10, 148, 862
4, 384, 664
6, 702, 966
7,900,000
653, 271
4, 289, 452
8, 720, 233
158, 869
9, 445, 906
4, 100, 000
460, 877
2, 688, 678
3, 315, 472
3, 426, 455
1, 852, 289
2, 900, 000
40,000
1, 586, 209
1,051,216
201, 021
2, 337, 084
1, 200, 000
814,454
2, 648, 301
10, 732, 397
2, 276, 635
1, 400, 000
37, 933, 827
27, 367, 731
14, 643, 771
6, 415, 530
17, 871, 787
137, 525, 489
8, 703, 785
6, 250, 956
2, 452, 829
91, 704, 660
6, 443, 103
4, 413, 247
2, 029, 856
78, 439, 893
5, 974, 832
4, 445, 456
1, 529, 376
38, 811, 5J6
3, 197, 544
2, 098, 218
1, 099, 326
52, 514, 128
4, 635, 836
2, 821, 195
1, 814, 641
58
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 1. — Estates of resident decedents — Form of property and nature of deduc
net estate —
Number of returns.
Distribution
Size of net estate
$4,000,000 under
$5,000,000
Amount
Per cent
$5,000,000 under
$6,000,000
10
Amount
Per cent
Form of property:
Real estate. --
Investments in bonds and stocks —
Federal Government bonds —
Wholly tax-exempt..
Partially tax-exempt
State and municipal bonds, wholly tax-exempt.
All other bonds
Total bonds
Capital stock in corporation.
Total bonds and stocks.
Mortgages, notes, cash, etc.
Insurance (gross)
Miscellaneous property ,
Transfers made in contemplation of or intended to
take effect at or after death
General power of appointment exercised by will or by
deed in contemplation of death
Property from an estate taxed within 5 years; value at
date of death of present decedent
Total gross estate.
Nature of deduction:
Insurance exemption
Funeral and administrative expenses
Debts, unpaid mortgages, etc
Property from an estate taxed within 5 years; value
at date of previous decedent's death
Charitable, public, and similar bequests
Specific exemption
Total deductions.
Net taxable estate
Total tax
Tax credit for payments of estate, inheritance, legacy,
or succession taxes actually made to any of the several
States, Territories, or District of Columbia '
Net tax after deducting tax credit —
$5, 702, 307
2, 488, 070
257, 304
4, 438, 580
523, 800
7, 707, 754
40, 661, 823
48, 369, 577
2, 891, 592
1, 144, 087
7, 571, 343
3, 032, 327
331, 000
8, 784, 249
77, 826, 482
147, 010
3,611,573
2,611,448
7, 541, 563
1,873,090
1, 400, 000
17, 184, 684
60,641,798
5, 739, 349
4, 473, 136
1,266,213
7.33
6, 921, 963
52.25
3.90
.43
11.28
100.00
337, 934
479, 425
2, 681, 604
3, 580, 904
7, 079, 867
42, 580, 218
49, 660, 085
3, 406, 158
539, 055
2, 680, 284
767, 632
63, 975, 177
89, 055
2, 685, 558
2, 156, 647
699, 329
2, 045, 000
1, 000, 000
8, 675, 589
55, 299, 588
6, 829, 937
4, 139, 144
1, 690, 793
10.82
.53
.75
4.19
5.60
11.07
66.55
77.62
5.33
.84
4.19
1.20
100. 00
I Limited to 25 per cent of the total tax after the effective date of the revenue act of 1924 (June 2, 1924
and prior to effective date of revenue act of 1926 (Feb. 26, 1926) and to 80 per cent of the total tax after the
effective date of the revenue act of 1926.
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59
lions, showing amounts, number of estates, and relative percentages, by size of
Continued
Size of net estate
$6,000,000 under
$7,000,000
$7,000,000 under ' $8,000,000 under
$8,000,000 $9,000,000 '
$9,000,000 under
$10,000,000
$10,000,000 and
over
7
3 3
2
16
Amount
Percent
Amount
Percent Amount
Percent
Amount
Percent
Amount
Percent
$6, 387, 138
12.14
$762, 710
3.27 $1,058,145
3.76
$475, 150
2.27
$26, 424, 267
5.68
839, 396
482,304
2, 633, 354
5, 504, 713
1.60
.92
5.00
10.46
35, 151
.12
1, 330, 182
6.35
7, 280, 581
218,112
19, 736, 813
12, 396, 325
1.56
5,151
115,500
2,500
.02
.50
.01
.05
4, 313, 656
328, 140
15.33
1.17
776, 791
527, 872
3.70
2.52
4.24
2.66
9, 459, 767
30,399,226
17.98
57.79
123, 151
22,188,690
.53 4,676,291
95.24 17,703,208
16.62
62.92
2, 634, 845
16,006,472
12.57
76.36
39,631,831
350, 429, 124
8.51
75.29
39,858,993
75.77
22,311,841
95.77 , 22,379,499
79.54
18,641,317
88.93
390, 060, 955
83.80
3,667,409
439, 195
1,442,151
592, 225
6.97
.83
2.74
1.13
120, 824
53, 669
48, 691
.52 1
.23
.21
715, 085
2.54
875, 335
762, 656
197, 318
9,228
4.18
3.64
.94
.04
13, 336, 173
6,051,301
21, 027, 577
3, 258, 172
2.87
1.30
1, 133, 086
2, 852, 208
4.03
10.13
4.52
.70
218, 269 . 42
5, 287, 847
1.13
52,605,380 j 100.00
23, 297, 735
100. 00 28, 138, 023
100. 00
20, 961, 004
100.00 465,446,292
100. 00
79, 910
1. 929. 358
2. 415. 359
218, 269
40, 000
609, 480
439,064
40,000
996,676
282, 509
106, 826
13, 880, 867
29, 637, 491
4, 599, 383
12, 738. 422
1, 600, 000
1, 298, 998
699, 645
1, 770, 000
175,000
300,000
300, 000
200, 000
700, 000
300, 000
7,112,896
1, 388, 544
2,473,643
1,819,185
62,562,989 '
45,492,484
5,133.297
4,106,637
1,026,660
1 "■
21,909,191
1 2, 595, 063
1, 685, 611
909, 452
25,664,380
3,250,088
2, 178, 967
1,071,121
19,141,819
2, 543, 945
2, 035, 156
508, 789
1
402, 883, 303
70,232,661
53, 728, 702
16, 503, 959
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
69
Table 4. — Estates of nonresident decedents — Distribution by size of net estate,
showing number, gross estate, deductions, net estate, total tax, tax credit, and net
tax after deducting tax credit
[Returns filed from January 1 to Dencniher 31, 1920]
Size of net estate
Num-
ber of
returns
Gross
estate
Deduc-
tions
Net tax-
able estate
Total
tax
Tax
credit >
Net tax
after dc-
ductJBif
tax
credit
No net taxable estate:
Gross estate under .'S50,000. .
15
4
$36. 068
SM. 373
$80, 298
340, 377
1,3.50. .582
204. 252
320, 704
1, 142, 167
245, 068
10,360
200, 078
Gross estate over $50,000
Net taxable estate:
Under $50,000
1,585 11.740.270
$10,389,688
4,139,840
6.871,429
8, 763, 791
5, O40, 206
709, 249
2. 796, 941
$106, 139
53, 789
138, 686
237, 951
189, 844
29, 055
131,287
$5, 093
7,077
15, C04
47, 489
27, 984
9,013
• 10,714
$101,04»i
$50,000 under $100,000 _.
$100,000 under $200,000
$200,000 under $400.000
$400,000 under $(:00,000
.$600,000 under $800,000
$800,000 under $1,000.000
$1 000 000 under $1 ,500,000
CO
48
31
10
1
3
4, 344, 092
7, 192, 133
9, 905. 9,58
5, 285, 274
719, 609
2, 997, 019
46, 712
123, 082
1€0, 462
161,860
20, tM2
120, 573
$1,500,000 under $2,000,000. - .
$2,000,000 under $2,500,000. - .
$'' 500 000 under .$3,000,000
3
1
5, 206, 961
2, 010, 1.53
275,611
4,931,350
2,010,153
304, 321
134, 515
93, 631
24, 466
210, 690
1 10, 049
$3 000 000 under $3,500,000 .
$3 500 000 under $4,000,000 .
$4 000,000 under $5,000,000 -
$5 000 000 under .$6 000 000
$6 000 000 under $7 000 000
$7 000 000 under $8 000.000
$8 000 000 under $9 000,000
.$9 000 000 under $10,000,000
$10 000 000 and over
Total
1,761
49,731,910
4, 175, 497
45. 652, 647
1. 325, 587
241, 071
1, 084, 516
' Credit for payment of estate, inheritance, legacy or succession taxes actually made to any of the several
States, Territories, or District of Columbia. (Limited to 25 per cent of the total tax after the effective date
of the revenue act of 1924 (June 2, 1924), and prior to the effective date of the revenue act of 1926 (Feb 2fi,
192(i,1, and to 80 per cent of the total tax after the effective date of the revenue act of 1926.)
The number of estate-tax returns filed for the period from Septem-
ber 9, 1916, to December 31, 1929, is as follows:
Historical comparison, by resident and nonresident decedents, of number of retttrmi,
gross and net estate, and tax, SeT)tember 9, 1916, to December 31, 1929
Returns filed
Gross estate
Total
Resident
decedents
Non-
resident
decedents
Total
Resident dece-
dents
Non-
resident
decedentf;
Sept. 9, 1916-Jan. 15, 1922...
Jan. 15-Dec. 31, 1922
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1923
45, 126
13, 876
15,119
14, 513
16,019
14, 567
10, 700
10, 236
10, 343
42,230
12, o63
13, 963
13,011
14,013
13, 142
9,353
8,079
8,582
2,896
1,313
1,156
1,502
2,006
1,425
1,347
2,157
1,761
$8, 893, 238, 780
3, 014, 072, 723
2,804,327,313
2,566,521,698
3, OOI, 088, 953
3, 407, 923, 034
3,173,235,017
3, 554, 270, 423
3, 893, 246, 060
$8,785,641,889
2, 955, 959, 464
2, 774, 740, 672
2,540,922,175
2, 958, 363, 744
3, 386, 266, 616
3, 146, 289, 565
3,503,238,684
3,843,514,150
$107, 596, 891
58,113,259
29, 586, 641
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1924
25, 599, 523
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1925
42, 725, 2C9
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1926
21,6.56,418
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1927
26, 946, 4.52
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1928
51,031,739
Jan. 1-Dee. 31, 1929
49,731,910
70
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Historical comparison, by resident and nonresident decedents, of number of returns,
gross and net estate, and tax, September 9, 1916, to December 31, 1929 — -Contd.
15,
Sept. 9, 1916-Jan
1922
Jan. 15-Dcc. 31, 1922..
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1923..
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1924..
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1925.-
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1926..
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1927..
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1928.-
Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1929..
Net taxable estate
Total
$5, 509, 522, 243
1,704,974,496
1, 532, OGl, 390
1, 395, 815, 832
1, 658, 869, 282
1, 972, 536, 751
1,761,617,030
1, 992, 503, 398
2, 313, 976, 089
Resident
decedents
f5, 407,
1, 652,
1, 504,
1, 372,
1,621,
1, 951,
1, 735,
1, 943,
2, 268,
673, 531
832, 089
621, 046
420, 879
008, 326
969, 366
840, 229
428, 661
323, 442
Non-
resident
decedents
$101, 848, 712
52, 142, 407
27, 440, 344
23, 394, 953
37, 860, 956
20, 567, 385
25, 776, 801
49, 074, 737
45, 652, 647
Tax
Total
$356, ol6, 2ol
120, 562, 181
89, 109, 477
71,939,423
87, 322, 284
101,805,202
41,686,113
41, 959, 259
44, 387, 998
Resident
decedents
$351, 138, 323
117,623,821
88, 383, 941
71,451,158
86, 223, 095
101,324,152
40, 931, 224
40, 501, 235
43, 303, 482
Non-
resident
decedents
$5, 377, 928
2, 938, 360
725, 536
488, 265
1,099,189
481,050
754, 889
1,398,024
1, 084, 516
Tables exhibitino; the distribution of income in the United States,
in each State and Territory, and by size of net income and industrial
divisions, are continued in the following pages.
Respectfully,
David Burnet,
Commissioner oj Internal Rei^enue.
Approved December 2, 1930.
A. W. Mellon,
Secretary of the Treasury.
BASIC TABLES
INDIVIDUAL RETURNS
71
72
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 1. — Indii'idual returns — Distribution by States and Territories, showing
population and percentage of population filing returns: also number of returjis,
net income, net loss for prior year, personal exemption and credit for deperidents,
average net income and average tax per return, and relative percentages ^
[[Qcome returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 192?. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns are
included. (See p. 1)]
states and Territories
Population
as of July 1,
1928 (Bureau
of the Census
estimate)
Returns
Net income ^
Number
Per cent
Per cent
Net loss
for prior
year
Alabama
Alaska '
Arizona
Arkansas
Oalifornia
(~ dorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia-,-
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
[Uinois
[ndiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
.South Carolina
.south Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington..
West Virginia
Wisconsin.
Wyoming
Total.
2, 573, 000
(55,000)'.
474.000
1, 944, 000
4, oo'i. 000
1, 090. 000
1. 667. 000
244, 000
552. 000
1, 411. IXK)
3. 203. 000
312,000
546.000
7, 396. 000
3. 176. 000
2.428.000
1. 83.=;. 000
2. 553. 000
1. 950. 000
795, 000
1,616,000
4, 290, 000 ;
4.591,000 ,
2,722,000 j
1, 791. 000 ;
3,523.000
549.000 ;
1.408,000 I
78.000 !
456.000 !
3,821.000 !
396,000
11.550,000 !
2,933,000 <
641,000 I
6, 825, 000 I
2.426,000 i
902,000 I
9,854,000 i
716,000
1, 864, 000 1
704 000 '
2, 502, 000
5, 487, 000
531,000
352,000
2, 575, 000
1, 642. 000
1, 724. 000
2, 953. 000
247,000
26, 891
0.66
$142, 167, 220
0.56
11, 527
16, 660
316, 738
31,091
81, 063
9,592
44. 183
32, 155
32. 921
8,047
9.808
373. 621
75. 376
40. 789
32.929
35, 367
36. 981
18,611
65,258
215, 559
179, 886
60, 752
16, 140
99,295
17, 112
31, 426
4,477
14, 132
196, 681
6,086
780. 418
30,997
9,710
218, 479
37,261
29,333
361. 220
25, 801
13, 725
10, 649
35,039
112, 273
13, 262
9,394
37, 619
66, 167
30,643
98, 485
8,622
120, 380, 000 I 4, 070, 851
.28
.41
7.78
.76
1.99
.24
1.09
.79
.81
.20
.24
9.18
1.85
1.00
.81
.87
.91
.46
1.60
5.30
4.42
1.49
.40
2.44
.42
. 77
.11
.35
4.83
.16
19.17
.76
.24
5.37
.92
.72
8.87
.63
.34
.26
.86
2.75
.33
.23
.92
1.63
.75
2.42
.21
100.00
58,368,659 I
71,689,792 i
1, 765, 573, 139
158, 931, 875
522, 496, 528
107, 335, 477
227, 620, 606
178, 843, 603
167, 063, 587
43, 349, 731
37, 121, 872
2, 392. 631, 092
365, 336, 866
221, 881. 247
162, 394, 758
193, 766, 254
184, 035, 325
111, 5.58, 275
409, 371, 465
1, 357, 076, 374
1, 036. 529, 992
340, 152. 949
64, 6S9, 480
563,951.553
72. 908, 121
139.471,054
20, 109, 392
72. 610, 2=i6
1,241,411,359
29, 995, 501
6, 458. 089. 207
161.039.786
34, 878. 015
1, 302, 762. 001
211,061.345
132, 829, 673
2, 204, 955, 406
176, 225. 164
55, 510. 360
38. 954, 968
190. 287, 682
580, 239, 493
5S. 809, 296
48, 086, 175
181. 750, 013
273, 648, 593
140, 128, 751
453. 394, 323
33, 233, 249
25, 226, 326, 912
.23
.28
7.00
.63
2.07
.43
.90
.71
.66
.17
.15
9.48
1.45
.88
.64
.77
.73
.44
1.62
.5.38
4.23
1.35
.26
2.24
.29
.55
.08
.29
4.92
.12
25.60
.64
.14
5.16
.84
.53
8.74
.70
.22
.15
.76
2.30
.23
.19
.72
1.08
.56
1.80
.13
100.00
$474, 376
136, 223
371, 637
3, 428, 205
81, 526
133, 085
227,778
651,415
299, 637
65, 350
76, 7,50
3, 037. 156
224. 717
86, 074
537, 613
171,706
357, 514
51, 867
475, 991
1, 077, 199
927, 083
268, 901
968. 194
507, 757
60,638
216, 965
25, 208
85, 432
836, 052
60, 486
8, 936, 660
141, 308
28, 448
948, 605
767. 328
170, 954
1, 942, 467
101, 251
63,588
29,796
487, 134
2, 653, 857
24,215
56, 475
233, 852
639, 769
150,001
285, 378
34,854
1 Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(.See pp. 1, 19-24.)
' Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net loss
from sale of assets held more than 2 years and net loss for prior year are not deducted.
' Alaska included in the State of Washington.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
73
Table 1. — Individual returns — Distribution by States and Territories, showing
population and percentage of population filing returns; also number of returns,
net income, net loss for prior year, personal exemption and credit for dependents,
average net income and average tax per return, and relative percentages — Con.
States and Territories
Alabama
Alaslca '
Arizona
Arkansas
California
g^Iorado
onnecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia .-.
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas.
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan.
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico.
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon..-
Pennsylvania
Riiode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Personal
exemption
and credit
for de-
pendents
$83, 423, 225
Tax
Per cent
$4, 035, 792
0.35
Average
net
income per
return
Average
income
tax per
return
$5,286.79 ■ $150.08
Percent-
age of
popula-
tion filing
returns
1.05
32, 491, fi83
53, 898, 941
882, 18,=), 352
93, 227, 057
226, 675, 721
27, 161, 804
113,730,864
99, 795. 963
101, 804, 413
26, 641, 659
28, 567, 908
062. 372, 426
224, 784, 821
126, 771, 116
107, 478, 251
105, 322, 454
108, 893, 147
55, 446, 493
190,037.553
608, 178, 834
513, 503, 867
181, 198, 441
53, 207. 169
301, 094, 770
49, 893, 864
101, 309, 986
11,107,799
40, 598, 803
586, 852, 867
19,430,311
253, 134. 253
100, 457, 143
31,938,638
640, 339, 586
120, 880, 151
87, 220, 725
04,5, 727, 558
74, 696, 773
43, 670, 917
34,512,811
107, 783, 989
321, 770, 302
41, 092, 743
27, 848, 783
115,473,919
181, 759, 705
91, 488, 847
297. 533, 862
24. 742, 907
1, 600, 308
877, 747
63.707, 136
4, 459. 057
23, 104. 139
10, 592, 886
7, 474, 643
7,714,261
3, 806, 534
1,311.756
283, 172
110,659, 199
10, 100. 848
6, 216. 041
2, 928, 097
5, 639. 394
4. 380, 028
4, 262, 498
16,126,803
59, 738, 973
50. 601, 040
11,925,077
763, 702
18, 910, 977
1, 298, 024
2, 109, 341
477, 673
1,991,854
51, 889, 941
464, 430
451, 603, 998
6, 051, 641
209, 440
55, 393, 575
6, 446, 274
2, 387, 276
96, 772, 465
8, 093, 013
716,628
321, 516
5,624, 112
14,401,968
1, 095, 839
1, 055, 740
4, 40*. 983
4, 464, 930
2, 920, 822
12, 459, 318
372, 128
Total.
11, 859, 161, 174 1, 164, 254, 037
.14
.08
5.47
.38
1.98
.91
.64
.66
.33
.11
.02
9.51
.87
.53
.25
.48
.38
.37
1.39
5.13
4.35
1.03
.07
1.62
.11
.18
.04
.17
4.45
.04
38.79
.52
.02
4.76
.55
.21
8.31
.70
.06
.03
.48
1.24
.09
.09
.38
.38
.25
1.07
.03
5, 063. 64
4, 303. 10
5, 574. 23
5,111.83
6, 445. 56
11, 190. 10
5, 151. 77
5,561.92
5, 074. 68
5, 387. 07
3, 784. 86
6, 403. 90
4, 846. 86
5, 439. 73
4, 931. 66
5, 478. 73
4, 976. 48
5, 994. 21
6, 273. 12
6, 295. 61
5, 928. 78
5, 599. 04
4, 008. 02
5, 679. 56
4, 260. 64
4. 438. 08
4,491.71
5, 138. 00
6,311.80
4, 486. 31
8, 275. 15
5, 195. 33
3, 591. 97
5, 962. 87
5, 664. 40
4, 528. 34
6, 104. 19
6, 830. 17
4, 044. 47
3, 658. 09
5, 430. 74
5,168. 11
4, 434. 42
5,118.82
4, 831. 33
4. 135. 73
4, 572. 94
4, 603. 69
3. 854. 47
138. 83
52.69
201.14
143. 42
285.02
1, 104. 35
169. 17
239. 91
115. 63
163. 01
28.87
296. 18
134. 01
152. 40
88.92
159. 45
lis. 44
229. 03
247. 12
277. 14
281.29
196. 29
47.32
190. 45
75.85
67.12
108. 69
140. 95
263. 82
69.46
578. 67
195. 23
21.57
253. 54
173.00
81.39
267. 90
313. 67
52.21
30.19
160. 51
128.28
82.63
112.38
117.20
67.48
95.32
126. 51
43.16
100.00
6, 196. 81 285. 99
2.43
.86
6.95
2.85
4.86
3.93
8.00
2.28
1.03
2.58
1.80
5.05
2.37
1.68
1.79
1.39
1.90
2.34
4.04
5.02
3.92
2.23
.90
2.82
3.12
2.23
5.74
3.10
5.15
1.69
6.76
1.06
1.51
3.20
1.54
3.25
3.67
3.60
.74
1.51
1.40
2.05
2.50
2.67
1.46
4.03
1.78
3.34
3.49
3.38
' Alaska included in the State of Washington.
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 2. — Individual returns — Distribution by income classes, showing the number
of returns, net income, net tax, average net tax per return, and average rate of
tax, net loss for prior year, personal exemption and credit for dependents, tax
before tax credits, and tax credits ^
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1928. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns are
included. (See p. 1)]
Income classes Number
(thousands of of
dollars) returns
Xet income '
Tax after tax credits
Net tax
1 Average net
tax per
return
Aver-
age
rate Net loss
of tax for prior
on
net
in-
come
(per
cent)
year
Personal
exemption
and credit
for depend-
ents
Under l '
Under 1-
1 under 2'
1 under 2
2 under 3 '
2 under 3.-
3 under 4 '
3 xmder 4
4 under 5 '
4 under 5..
5 under 6 '
0 under 6
6 under 7 s
6 under 7
7 under S 3
7 under 8-.
Sunder 9 s
S under 9 --
9 under lO^
9 under 10
10 under 11
11 under 12 .J
12 under 13 i
13 under 14
14 imder 15
15 under 20
20 under 25
25 under 30
30 under 40..
40 under 50
50 under 60
60 under 70
70 under 80 :
sounder 90
90 under 100
100 under 150
150 under 200
200 under 250 ■
250 under 300 !
300 under 400 i
400 under 500 1
500 under 750
750 under 1.000....
1,000 under 1,500..
1,503 under 2,000..
2,000 under 3,000..
3,000 under 4,000.. i
4,000 under 5,000.. 1
5,000 and over
98,873
12,250
419, 619
498,828
379, 455
458,326
450,040
253,673
154,085
334,815
22,763
20a347
9,324
141,608
5.940
101.420
4,199
73, 895
3,490
57.780
45.902
37,542
30, 419
25.792
21.642
70, 761
38.831
24.463
27.984
15,601
9,775
6,573
4,703
3,503
2.653
7.049
3,050
1,665
963
1,181
575
685
298
248
108
91
20
18
26
$57,904,674 j.
6.630.550 I
660.374.911 .
866.457.026 :
937.995.262 I.
1,092.905.681
1,574.140,577 I.
902.910.334 I
668.716.423 .
1. 502, 330. 402 |
122.696.338 .
1, 139. 227. 459
59.960.167 I.
915.425,014 i
44.224.673 i.
757,844,610 1
35.550.372 .
626^ 164, 700 |
33,129,425 '.
548.297.372 '
481.174,257 ,
431.102,302 :
379,532,716 j
347.817,224 i
313.768.851 I
1,218,787.334
865,670.420
668, 18a 089 I
963.768,154 '
694.554.586
533.827,271 i
424,531,649 I
351,345.948 j
296.757.699 i
251,415.357 !
850,450,966 !
524.349.061 '
370.602.993
262. 179. 027
407, 559, 097
256,341.229
I 412.729,259
258. 132, 412
298.896.465
186,776,958
i 220. 095. 804
I 69.502.210
'■ 80. 232. 246
1 253, 359. 358
$59,662
$4.87
4, 317, 054
"3,'367,"730'
13.04
0 90
"."is"
".'46'
"."37'
4, 167, 343
'4,"25i,'0S9'
"i,'627,"S34"
12.45
.28
4, 651, 786
20.42
"3i"68"
'45."87"
.37
4, 597, 249
62.21
.73
4, 764, 895
4,743,951
5, 045, 654
5. 143, 523
5, 336, 100
5, 365, 369
27, 903, 967
29. 219, 181
29, 843, 478
55, 762, 762
50 962, 082
46, 555, 494
43, 744, 526
37, 924, 634
34,941,615
31, 280, 967
116,855,418
79. 855, 502
59, 658, 312
42,999.828
68,971,203
44. 278, 641
72, 364, 774
44. 059. 490
49, 983, 8%
31. 951, 002
40. 026, 775
10, 779. 669
14, 345. 489
38, 053, 380
8Z47
103.35
134.40
169.09
206.89
247. 91
394.34
752. 47
1, 219. 94
i 1, 992. 67
3, 266. 59
4. 762. 71
6, 655. 18
8, 063. 92
9, 974. 77
11, 790. 79
16, 577. 59
26. 182. 13
35. 830 82
44, 651. 95
58.400.68
77. 006. 33
105, 642. 01
147, 850. 64
201, 547. 97
, 295,84Z61
439, 854. 67
538, 983. 45
796, 971. 61
1, 463. 591. 54
Total 4,070 851 |25, 226, 326. 912 1,164,254,037
285.99
.87
.99
1.17
1.36
1.53
1.71
2.29
3.38
4.47
5.79
7.34
8.72
10 30
10 79
11.77
12.44
13.74
15.23
16.10
16.40
16.92
17.27
17.53
17.07
16.72
17.11
18.19
15.51
17.88
15.02
$1, 257.
107,
%9.
155,
1,063.
145.
791,
194,
823,
196,
884,
i 745,
1 973,
I 722,
I 611,
I 2. 535.
I 2, 034,
' 1,432.
■ 1,949,
I 1,507,
1, 191.
924,
1,082.
915,
704,
2, 817.
1, 172,
369,
796,
1. 372,
1, 072.
539.
531,
843,
4.62
Nontaxable' 1,547,788 . 4,194.692,822
Taxable. 2,523,063 21,031,634,090 1,164,254,037
4.62
086
137
392
814
960
656
046
009
692
787
574
871
920
832
638
546
953
000
460
100
843
913
539
823
170
990
892
567 I
658 I
054 I
618 i
507 1
702 I
226
178,500
$262, 715, 054
1, 327, 108
164, 621, 990
732, 098, 185
397. S84. 545
696, 020, 731
793, 984, 776
580, 79S. 484
683. 067, 191
097, 532, 837
97, 352, 497
736, 485, C40
32, 696, 665
498, 47S. 240
18, 747, 949
355.716,212
12, 756, 671
256, 53S. 487
10 349, 663
199. 046, 006
154, 944, 595
126. 017, 400
101, 314. 399
85, 444, 175
71,504,299
230 088. 173
123,557,719
76.909,437
86. 89S, 238
47, 422, 640
29, 267, 846
19, 631, 212
13, 901. 325
10 143, 585
7, 738, 490
20, 657, 270
8, 810 714
4, 806. 456
2, 725, 926
3, 415. 0%
1.636,214
1, 925, 632
802, 227
743.994
270 tj50
235,433
40 300
27,648
61, 750
33,616,475 11,859,161,174
4, 905, 176 5. 474. 177. 001
2-, 711, 299 6,354.984,173
» Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See p. 1.) The estimated and tabulated data for this table for these net income classes are shown sepa-
rately on pp. 19-24.
■ Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net loss
from sile of assets held more than 2 years and net loss for prior years are not deducted.
' Nontaxable. Specific exemptions exceed net income.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
75
Table 2. — Individual returns — Distribution by income classes, showing the number
of returns, net income, net tax, average net tax per return, and average rate of
tax, net loss for prior year, personal exemption and credit for dependents, tax
before tax credits, and tax credits — Continued
Tax credits
Income classes
(thousands of dollars)
Under 1 '
Under l.._
1 under 2 3
1 under 2
2 under 3 3
2 under 3
3 under 4
3 under 4
4 under 5 ^
4 under 5
5 under 6 '
5 under 6 ; 5,
6 under 7
6 under 7
7 under 8
7 under 8
8 under 9
8 under 9
9 under 10 s
9 under 10
10 under 11
11 under 12
12 under 13
13 under 14
14 under 15
15 under 20 I 22,
20 under 25
25 under 30
30 under 40
40 under 50
50 under 60
60 under 70
70 under 80
80 under 90
90 under 100
100 under 150
150 under 200
200 under 250
250 under 300
300 under 400
400 under 500
500 under 750
750 under 1,000
1,000 under 1,600
1,500 under 2,000
2,000 under 3.000
3,000 under 4,000
4,000 under 5,000
5,000 and over
Total
Nontaxable ^
Taxable
5, 126, 415
3 Nontaxable. Specific exemptions exceed net income.
107095—30 G
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 3. — Individual returns — Simple and cumulative distribution of the number
of returns, net income and tax, and relative percentages, by income classes '
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 192S. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns are
included. (See p. 1)]
Income classes
Under $1.000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 un<ier $4,000--
$4,000 under $."),{)00
$5,000 uniicr $il.(IO0
$6,000 under $7,000
$7,000 under $s.l)00
$8,000 under $!i,000
$9,000 under $10.000
$10,000 under $11,000
$11,000 under $12,000
$12,000 under $13,000
$13,000 under $14.000
$14,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $25.000
$25,000 under $30.000
$30,000 under $40,000
$40,000 under $50.000
$50,000 under $60,000
$60,000 under $70,000
$70,000 under $80,000
$80,000 under $90,000
$90,000 under $100.000
$100,000 under $150,000- ..
$150,000 under $200,000- .-
$200,000 under $250,000- _.
$250,000 under $3(ll),0(K)---
$300,000 under $400,000.- .
$400,000 under $500,000- . .
$500,000 under $750,000- ..
$750,000 under $1,000,000..
$1,000,000 under $1,500,000
$1,500,000 under $2,000,000
$2,000,000 under $3,000,000
$3,000,000 under .$4,000,000
$4,000,000 under $5,000,000
$5,000,000 and over
Total
Returns
Simple distribution
Number in
each class
111,123
918, 447
837, 781
703, 713
488, 900
231, 110
150, 932
107, 360
78, 094
61, 270
45, 902
37, 542
30, 419
25, 792
21, 642
70, 761
38, 831
24, 463
27, 984
15, 601
9,775
6,573
4,703
3, 503
2,653
7,049
3,050
1,665
963
1,181
575
685
298
248
108
91
20
18
26
4, 070, 851
Per cent
of total
2.73
22.56
20. 58
17.29
12.00
5.68
3.71
2.64
1.92
1.51
1.13
.92
.75
.633
.531
1.738
.953
.600
.686
.383
.240
.161
.115
.086
.065
.173
.074
.040
.023
.029
.014
.016
.0073
.0060
.0027
.0023
.0005
. 0005
.0007
100. 00
Cumulative distri-
bution over class
below
Number
4, 070, 851
3, 959, 728
3,041,281
2, 203, 500
1, 499, 787
1, 010, 887
779, 777
628, 845
521, 485
443, 391
382, 121
336, 219
298, 677
268, 258
242, 466
220, 824
150, 063
111,232
86, 769
58. 785
43, 184
33, 409
26, 836
22, 133
18, 630
15, 977
8,928
5,878
4,213
3,250
2,069
1,494
809
511
263
155
64
44
26
Per cent
of total
100. 00
97.27
74.71
54.13
36.84
24.84
19.16
15.45
12.81
10.89
9.38
8.25
7.33
6.580
5.947
5.416
3.678
2.725
2.125
1.439
1.056
.816
.655
.540
.454
.389
.216
.142
.102
.079
.050
.036
.020
.0127
.0067
.0040
.0017
.0012
.0007
Cumulative distri-
bution under class
above
Number
111,123
1, 029. 570
1, 867, 351
2, 571, 064
3, 059, 964
3, 291, 074
3, 442, 006
3, 549, 366
3, 627, 460
3, 688, 730
3, 734, 632
3, 772, 174
3. 802. 593
3, 828, 385
3, 850, 027
3, 920, 788
3, 959, 619
3, 984, 082
4, 012, 066
4, 027, 667
4, 037, 442
4, 044, 015
4,048,718
4, 052, 221
4, 054, 874
4,061,923
4, 064, 973
4, 066, 638
4, 067, 601
4, 068, 782
4, 069, 357
4. 070. 042
4, 070, 340
4, 070, 588
4, 070, 696
4, 070, 787
4, 070, 807
4, 070, 825
4, 070, 851
Per cent
of total
2.73
25.29
45.87
63.16
75.16
80.84
84.55
87.19
89.11
90.62
91.75
92.67
93.42
94. 053
94. 584
96. 322
97. 275
97. 875
98. 561
98. 944
99. 184
99. 345
99. 460
99, 546
99. 611
99, 784
99. 858
99. 898
99. 921
99. 950
99.964
99 980
99. 987?
99. 9933
99. 996
99. 9983
99. 9988
99. 9993
100. 00
' Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. 1, 19-24.)
STATISTICS OF INCOME
77
Table 3. — -Individual returns — Simple and cumulntivp distrihution of the nvrnber
of returns, net income and tax, and relative percentages, hy income classes —
Continued
Income classes
Net income ^
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 ujider $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $fi,000
$6,000 under $7,000
$7,000 under $8,000
$8,000 under $9,000
$9,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $11,000
$11,000 under $12,000
$12,000 under $13,000
$13,000 under $14,000
$14,000 under $15,000-
$15,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under $40,000
$40,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $60,000
$60,000 under $70,000
$70,000 under $80,000
$80,000 under $90,000
$90,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $150,000
$150,000 under $200,000
$200,000 under $250,000
$250,000 under $300,000
$300,000 under $400,000
$400,000 under $500,000
$500,000 under $750,000
$750,000 under $1,000,000- --
$1,000,000 under $1,500,000..
$1,500,000 under $2,000,000..
$2,000,000 under $3,000,000..
$3,000,000 under $4,000,000..
$4,000,000 under $5,000,000..
$5,000,000 and over
Total -
Simple distribution
Amount in
each class
$64, 535, 224
1,526,831,937
2, 030, 900, 943
2,477,050,911
2, 171, 046, 825
1, 261, 923, 797
975, 385, 181
802, 069, 283
661, 715, 072
581,426,797
481, 174, 257
431,102,302
379,532.716
347, 817, 224
313,768,851
1, 218, 787, 334
865, 670, 420
668, 180, 089
963, 768, 154
694, 554, 586
533, 827, 271
424,531,649
351, 345, 948
296, 757, 699
251, 415, 357
850, 450, 966
524, 349, 061
370, 602, 993
262, 179, 027
407, 559, 097
256, 341, 229
412, 729, 259
258, 132, 412
298, 896, 465
186, 776, 958
220, 095, 804
69, 502, 210
80, 232, 246
253, 359, 358
Percent
of total
25, 226, 326, 912
0.26
6.05
8.05
9.82
8.61
5.00
3.87
3.18
2.62
2.30
1.91
1.71
1.50
1.38
1.24
4.83
3.43
2.65
3.82
2.75
2. 12
1.68
1.39
1.18
1.00
3.37
2.08
1.47
1.04
1.62
1.02
1.64
1.02
1.18
.74
.87
.28
.32
1.00
Cumulative distribu-
tion over clas« below
Amount
I Per cent
of total
$25, 226,
25, 161,
23, 634,
21, 604,
19, 127,
16, 955,
15, 694,
14, 718,
13, 916,
13, 254,
I 12,673,
12, 192,
11,761,
11,381,
11,033,
10, 720,
9, 501,
8, 635,
7, 967,
7, 003,
6, 309,
5, 775,
5, 350,
4, 999,
4, 702,
4,451,
3, 600,
3, 076,
2, 705,
2, 443,
2, 036,
1, 779,
1, 366,
1, 108,
809,
623,
403,
333,
253,
100.00
326, 912
791, 688
959, 751
058, 808
007, 897
961, 072
037, 275
652, 094
582,811
867, 739
440, 942
266, 685
164, 383
631, 667
814,443
045, 592
258, 258
587, 838
407, 749
639, 595
085, 009
257, 738
726, 089
380, 141
622, 442
207, 085
756, 119
407, 058
804, 065
625, 038
065, 941
724,712
995, 453
863,041
906, 576
189, 618
093, 814
591,604
359, 358
Cumulative distribu-
tion under class above
100.00
99.74
93.69
85.64
75.82
67.21
62.21
58.34
55.16
52. 54
50.24
48.33
46.62
45.12
43.74
42.50
37.67
34.24
31. 59
27.77
25.02
22.90
21.22
19.83
18.65
17.65
14.28
12.20
10.73
9.69
8.07
7.05
5.41
4.39
3.21
2.47
1.60
1..32
1.00
Percent
of total
$64,
1,591,
3, 622,
6, 099,
8, 270,
9, 532,
10, 507,
1 1, 309,
11,971,
12, 552,
13, 034,
13, 465,
13, 844,
14, 192,
14, 506,
15, 725,
16, 590,
17, 258,
18, 222,
18,917,
19,451,
19, 875,
20, 226,
20, 523,
20, 775,
21, 625,
22, 149,
22, 520,
22, 782,
23, 190,
23, 446,
23, 859,
24, 117,
24, 416,
24, 603,
24, 823,
24, 892,
24, 972,
25, 226,
535, 224
367, 161
268, 104
319, 015
365, 840
289, 637
674,818
744, 101
459, 173
885, 970
060, 227
162, 529
695, 245
512,469
281, 320
068, 654
739, 074
919, 163
687, 317
241, 903
069, 174
600, 823
946, 771
704, 470
119,827
570, 793
919, 8.54
522, 847
701, 874
260, 971
602, 200
331, 459
463, 871
360, 336
137, 294
233, 098
735, 308
967, 554
326, 912
0.26
6.31
14.36
24.18
32.79
37.79
41.66
44.84
47.46
49.76
51. 67
53.38
54.88
56. 26
57. 50
62.33
65.76
68.41
72.23
74.98
77.10
78.78
80.17
81.35
82.35
85.72
87.80
89.27
90. 31
91.93
92. 95
94.59
95.61
96. 79
97.53
98.40
98.68
99.00
100. 00
2 Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net loss
from sale of assets held more than 2 years aiul net loss for prier year are not deducted.
78
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 3. — Individual returns — Simple and cumulative distribution of the number
of returns, net income and tax, and relative percentages, by income classes —
Continued
Income classes
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3.000
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $6,000
$6,000 under $7,000
.$7,000 under $8,000
$8,000 under .$9,000
$9,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $11,000
$11,000 under $12,000
$12,000 under $13,000
$13,000 under $14,000
$14,000 under $15,000
$1.'),000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under .$40,000
$40,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $60,000
$60,000 under .$70,000
$70,000 under $80,000
$80,000 under $90,000
$90,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $150,000.--
$1.50,000 under $200,000- _.
$200,000 under $250,000..-
$250,000 under .$300,000- -.
$300,000 under $400,000. .-
$400,000 under $500,000- ..
$500,000 under $750,000- ..
$750,000 under $1,000,000- .
$1,000,000 under $1,500,000
$1,500,000 under .$2,000,000
$2,000,000 under .$3,000,000
$3,000,000 under .$4,000,000
$4,000,000 under .$5,000,000
$5,000,000 and over--
Total
Tax
Simple distribution
Amount in
each class
1,
4,
3,
4,
4,
4,
4,
4,
4,
4,
5,
5,
5,
5,
27,
29,
29,
55,
50,
46,
43,
37,
34,
31,
lie,
79,
59,
42,
68,
44,
72,
44,
49,
31,
40,
10,
14,
38,
$59, 662
549, 713
317.054
307, 730
167, 343
254, 089
627, 834
651, 786
597, 249
764, 895
743, 951
045, 654
143, 523
336, 100
365, 369
903. 967
219, 181
843, 478
762, 762
962, 082
555, 494
744, 526
924, 634
941,615
280. 967
855, 418
855, 502
658, 312
999, 828
971,203
278,641
364, 774
059, 490
983, 896
951, 002
026, 775
779, 669
345, 489
053, 380
1, 164, 254, 037
Per cent
of total
0.01
. 13
.37
.28
.36
.37
.40
.40
.39
.41
.41
.43
.44
.46
.46
2.40
2.51
2.56
4.79
4.38
4.00
3.76
3.26
3.00
2.69
10.04
6.86
5.12
3.69
5.92
3.80
6.22
3.78
4.29
2.74
3.44
.93
1.23
3.27
Cumulative distribu-
tion over class below
Cumulative distribu-
tion under class above
Amount
100.00
Per cent
of total
, 164,
,164,
162,
,158,
,155,
,150,
,146,
,141,
,137,
,132,
,127,
,123,
,118,
,113,
,107,
,102,
,074,
,045,
■ 015,
959,
908,
862,
818,
780,
745,
714,
597,
517,
457,
414,
345,
301,
229,
185,
135,
103,
63,
52,
38,
254, 037
194, 375
644. 662
327, 608
019, 878
852, 535
598, 446
970, 612
318, 826
721, 577
956, 682
212, 731
167, 077
023, 554
687, 454
322, 085
418, 118
198, 937
355, 459
592, 697
630, 615
075, 121
330, 595
405, 961
464, 346
183, 379
327, 961
472, 459
814, 147
814, 319
843, 116
564, 475
199, 701
140,211
156,315
205,313
178, 538
398, 869
053, 380
100.00
99. 99
99.86
99.49
99.21
98.85
98.48
97.29
96. 88 I
96.47 \
96.04
95.00
95.14
94.68
92.28
89.77
87.21 ,
82. 42 1
78.04
74.04
70.28
67.02
64.02
61.33
51.29
44.43
39. 31
35. 62
29.70
25.90
19.68
15.90
11.61
8.87
5.43
4.50
3.27
Percent
of total
1,
5,
9,
13,
17,
22,
26,
31,
36,
41,
46,
51,
56,
61,
89.
119,
148,
204,
255,
302,
345,
383,
418,
450,
566,
646,
706,
749,
818,
862,
935,
979,
1,029,
1, 061,
1, 101,
1,111,
1, 126,
1,164,
$59, 662
609, 375
926, 429
234, 159
401, .502
655,591 !
283,425 I
935,211
532, 460
297, 355
041.306
C86, 960
230, 483
566, 583
931, 952
835, 919
055, 100
898, 578
661, 340
623, 422
178, 916
923, 442
848, 076
789, 691
070, 658
926, 076
781, 578
439, 890
439, 718
410, 921
689, 562
054, 336
113,826
097, 722
048,724
075, 499
855, 168
200, 657
254, 037
0. 01
.14
.51
.79
1.15
1.52
1.92
2.32
2.71
3.12
3.53
3.96
4.40
4.86
5.32
7. 72
10^23
12. 79
17.58
21.96
25.96
29.72
32.98
35.98
38.67
48.71
55.57
60.69
64.38
70.30
74.10
80.32
84.10
88.39
91.13
94.57
95.50
90.73
100.00
STATISTICS OF INCOME
79
Table 4. — Individual returns — -Number of returns and net income, distributed
according to sex and family relationship, by States and Territories *
([Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1928. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns
are included. (See p. 1)]
States and Territories
Alabama
Alaska 3
Arizona .-
Arkansas
California.-
Colorado.-
Connecticut
Delaware
Distiict of Columbia.
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii..
Idaho .-
Illinois.-
Indiana...
Iowa
Kansas..
Kentucky
Louisiana..
Maine..
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah...
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming...
Joint returns of husbands
and wives, with or with-
out dependent children,
and the returns of hus-
bands whose wives though
living with them file sepa-
rate returns
Single men— Heads of
families
Number of
returns
Net income 2
14, 247
$98, 534, 890
Number
of returns
2,137
Net income '
$7, 781, 549
Total- 1,976,954
a,
10,
148,
16,
36,
4,
17,
18,
17,
4,
4,
175,
38,
21,
19,
17,
16,
9,
31,
99,
86,
31,
9,
50,
1,
•',
99,
3,
375,
18,
5,
105,
23,
14,
164,
11.
7,
6,
18,
53,
6.
4,
19,
22,
15,
53,
3,
129
168 f
662 '
970
180
375
424
336
721
450
648 ■
176
453
606
867
022 '
733
781
800
794
318 !
739 1
968 I
480 !
.507 I
423 I
314 j
836 ;
677
206
918
335
905
071
804
373
600 !
823 I
681
774 <
900 i
609 I
815 I
361 !
710
fi03
005
736
855
24,
104,
51,
426,
849,
730,
105,
453,
308,
213,
66,
362,
123,
101,
121,
754,
113,
803,
27,
913,
18,
731,
1,514,
050,
245,
924,
143,
198,
117,
992,
123,
491,
70,
401,
70,
116,
236,
924,
785,
000,
699
820,
228,
686,
47
228,
360
998,
45
469,
99
086,
7
693,
43
601,
803
885,
14
083,
3, 938
405,
106
636,
25
260,
839
799,
1,59
277,
88
062,
1,319
332,
99
821,
37
36,5,
29
380,
127
889,
223
793,
40
.501,
28
953,
119
845,
103
548,
89
4()6,
305
340,
20
306,
649
1,003
18, 062
2,143
5,509
789
1,859
1,758
2,266
500
. 538
24, 501
5,745
3,075
2,431
3,392
2,630
1,344
4,569
16, 637
10, 177
3,367
1,036
9,101
1,633
2,486
214
1,014
15, 724
380
50, 559
1,920
506
17, 750
1,757
2,283
32, 537
2,254
875
411
2,529
5,586
792
960
2,852
7,441
2,140
6,346
646
15,269,775,143 286,873
2,
326,
3,
71.5,
72,
471,
8,
026,
24,
880,
5,
377,
9,
227,
7
212,
9,
077,
1
705,
1
693,
116
062,
21
081,
11
116,
9
013,
13
144,
10
211,
5
340,
22
601,
71
67(i,
49
314,
14
345,
3
712,
33
674,
5
072,
8
282,
989,
3
708,
67
843,
1
348,
303
242,
8
037,
1
773,
71
324,
8
166,
6
992,
141
161,
9
828,
3
446,
1
304,
10
268,
22
113,
2
676,
3
459,
10
386,
21
234,
7
31.5,
23
854,
2
293,
734
645
083
751
443
412
680
366
967
558
808
206
281
130
759
646
702
202
758
332
330
005
725
368
215
987
491
785
6ie
738
240
426
719
839
570
636
784
714
437
826
778
307
649
487
1, 280, 920, 821
> Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample
(See pp. 1, 19-24.) Includes returns for estates or property held in trust, which are distributed by sex and
family relationship of testator or grantor.
2 Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net loss
from sale of assets held more than 2 years and net loss for prior year are not deducted.
> Alaska included in the State of Washington.
80
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 4. — Individual returns — Number of returns and net income, distributed
according to sex and family relationship, by States and Territories — -Continued
States and Territories
Alabama
Alaska ' _.
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia-
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky..
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland ^
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Alissouri
Montana..
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon.
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South. Dakota
Tennessee
Texas.- -
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Single women — Heads
of families
Number
of returns
561
Net in-
come 2
$2, 381, 709
Single men— Not heads
of families
Number
of returns
,081
Net income 2
$19, 601, 861
Single women — Not
heads of families
Number
of returns
2,252
Net income -
$C, 700, 844
22,
Total.. 105,194
275
433
,944
803
,348
305
,851
869
952
178
130
,080
,605
966
775
260
213
422
741
994
949
329
451
722
297
713
66
318
466
112
021
525
150
010
624
882
434
829
363
113
009
019
178
297
912
621
603
361
115
939,
1,500,
40, 643
3,271
12, 980
2,781
7, 459,
3, 856,
3, 355,
1, 196,
466,
43, 530,
5, 687,
3, 289,
2,363,
5, 048,
5,381
1, 759,
10, 121
26, 342,
16, 462
5,39
1,385
12, 902
980,
2,090,
598,
1,678,
26, 870,
519,
130, 589,
2,314,
370
21,020
2, 698
3.421
46, 673,
4, 132
1,243
360
3, 642
10.348
907.
1, 034,
3, 545,
8, 067
2, 458,
5, 563,
459,
502, 097, 644
3,490
3,448
86, 709
7,430
20, 990
2,364
9.786
7,001
7,627
1. 630
2,898
107, 924
22, 028
10, 614
6,817
9,306
8,017
4,181
16,457
50, 771
59, 326
16, 979
3,248
24, 761
6,564
6,934
2,314
3,755
45, 195
1.672
196,594
6.897
2,499
61,608
7, 724
8,959
106, 358
6.486
3,256
2,559
8, 505
23, 342
4,488
2,397
9,388
20, 495
9,919
27, 644
3,507
10
080
9
244
276
693
23
074
71
941
12
104
36
460
22
386
22
262
5
604
6
599
403
055
58
114
38
981
20
847
30
402
25
352
17
218
71
1.50
216
3.50
181
364
50
480
7
839
88
0(i5
17
237
19
251
6
436
11
566
1,59
093
5
355
984
618
25
745
5
827,
198
777
25
494
23
064
.387
327
27
349,
8
114
5
m)4
28
280
72
564
10
359,
1
169,
28
117,
.W
099,
26
841,
76
205,
8
453,
1,079,948 I 3,944,632,780
575
1,260
31,805
2, 922
12, 987
1,310
12, 103
3,240
3,498
974
517
44, 283
6,451
3,736
2,421
3, 403
3,093
2.231
8,513
32. 920
16. 919
5,857
1,147
8,806
944
2,350
206
1,775
23, 571
490
107. 154
2,583
527
21, 986
2,363
2,308
38. 573
3. .504
1,236
674
3.240
7,966
735
1,123
3,935
5, 959
2,284
7, 678
370
456, 757
2,161,204
3.825,124
135,596,155
978, 906
63,103,285
9, 845, 588
38, 103, 698
054, 865
000, 169
449, 667
244, 571
322,816
046, 519
251, 094
650, 929
595, 791
990, 240
878, 224
534, 797
742, 732
978. 749
580. 297
915,010
524, 823
945, 737
705, 997
748, 395
165,386
523, 610
489, 369
225, 181
568, 675
160, 635
023, 887
140.833
319.802
826. 421
681.511
329, 605
554, 988
3 12, -240
463, 389
163,315
393.268
461,540
786, 482
602, 653
539, 523
014,445
13
11
4
1
181
20
16
7
13
10
10
44,
159
64
23
2
36
2,
6
109
1
582,
7
182
22
3
1
11
30
2,
5
12
16
8
25
1,
2, 043, 222, 984
2 Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net loss
from sale of assets held more than 2 years and net loss for prior year are not deducted.
' Alaska included in the State of Washington.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
81
Table 4. — Individual returns — Number of returns and net income, distributed
according to sex and family relationship, by States and Territories — Continued
states and Territories
Alabama
Alaska 3
Arizona
Arkansas
California -.
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia.
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho.-
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine_.
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Wives filing separate
returns from husbands
Number
of returns
613
Net income 2
$7, 166, 367
Community property
income *
Number
of returns
Net in-
come 2
Grand total
Number
of returns
26, 891
Net income ^
$142, 167, 220
Total.
306
348
279
823
049
449
160
951
857
243
390
657
094
792
618
984
307
652
178
443
197
481
290
425
167
520
84
434
048
239
172
737
123
054
989
528
718
905
314
118
856
112
254
256
822
691
632
,720
129
124, 208
1,729,116
1, 978, 106
88, 455, 494
7, 126, 543
41, 377, 202
10, 864, 149
13, 267, 029
10, 578, 373
7, 563, 863
2, 480, 700
1, 400, 150
134, 609, 940
14, 482, 277
9, 043, 777
4, 526, 672
8, 082, 862
5, 674, 214
6, 244, 646
24, 038, 563
97, 963, 306
54, 589, 267
17, 661, 754
1, 609, 045
31, 786, 560
1, 202, 721
4, 054, 221
429, 827
3, 890, 528
74, 194, 197
987, 319
519, 008, 444
9, 736, 845
485, 441
82, 815, 496
8, 282, 962
3, 968, 699
127, 634, 387
12, 410, 104
2, 010, 216
359, 412
8, 884, 153
18, 868, 600
2, 201, 084
2, 075, 584
7, 393, 474
7, 336, 434
5, 443, 390
16, 891, 296
705, 984
1,103
$17, 027, 351
14, 277
301, 982, 557
6, 985, 936
3,988
56, 022, 469
279
3, 213, 946
6, 211, 638
14, 639
202, 087, 929
5,357
66, 574, 921
11
16
316,
31
81
9
44
32,
32
373,
75,
40,
32
35,
36,
18,
65
215
179
60,
16
99
17
31
4
14
196,
6,
780,
30,
9,
218,
37
29,
361
25,
13
10,
35,
112,
13
9,
37,
66,
30,
58,
"1.
1, 765,
158,
522,
107,
227,
178,
167,
43,
37,
2, 392,
365,
221,
162,
193,
184,
111,
409,
1, 357,
1, 066,
340,
64,
563,
72,
139,
20,
72,
1,241,
29,
6, 458,
161,
34,
1, 302,
211,
132,
2,204,
176,
55,
38,
190,
580,
58,
48,
181,
273,
140,
453,
33,
659
792
139
875
528
477
606
603
587
731
872
092
866
247
758
254
325
275
465
374
992
949
480
553
121
054
392
266
359
501
207
786
015
001
345
673
406
164
360
968
682
493
296
175
013
593
751
323
249
1, 525, 570, 793
40, 917
660, 106, 747
4, 070, 851
25, 226, 326, 912
2 Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net loss
from sale of assets held more than 2 years and net loss for prior year are not deducted.
3 Alaska included in the State of Washington.
* See footnote 2 on page 5.
82
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 5. — Individxial returns — Number of returns and net income distributed
according to sex and family relationship, by income classes '
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1928. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns are
included. (See p. 1)]
Income classes
Under $1,000 3
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000 3_.
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000 3,, _
$2,000 under $3,000 .,
$.3,000 under $4,000 3.. . .
$3,000 under $.(,000
$1,000 under $5,000 3. . ,
.$4,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $6,000 3.. . .
$5,000 under $G,000... . .
$6,000 under $7,000 3
$6,000 under $7,000.. . .
$7,000 under $8,000 3
.$7,000 under $S.OOO-.
$8,000 under $9,000 3.. ...
$8,000 under $9,000
$9,000 under $10,000 3 . .
$9,000 under .$10,000.
$10,000 under $11,000. ...
$11,000 under $12,000.
$12,000 under $13,000.. ...
$13,000 under $14,000
$14,000 under $15,000.
$1.5,000 under $20,000.. ...
$20,000 under .$25,000
$25,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under $40,000
.$40,000 under $50,000
.$50,000 under $60,000
$60,000 under ,$70,000
$70,000 under .$80.000
$80,000 under $90,000
$90,000 under $100,000 ..
$100,000 under $150,000
$150,000 under .$2TO,000
$200,000 under $2.50,000
$2.50,000 under .$300,000
$300,000 under .$400,000
$400,000 under $500,000
$500,000 under $750,000
$750,000 under $1,000,000 .
$1,000,000 under $1,500,000.
$1,. 500,000 under .$2,000,000.
$2,000,000 under $3,000,000.
.$3,000,000 under .$4,000,000.
$4,000,000 under $5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over
Classes grouped *
Joint returns of husbands
and wives, with or with-
out dependent children,
and the returns of hus-
bands whose wives,
though living with them,
file separate returns
Single men — Heads of
families
Number of
returns
Total.
Nontaxable '.
Taxable
Net income 2
43,
1,
119,
4,
223,
11,
383,
99,
137,
243,
17,
158,
5,
105,
3,
75,
2,
53,
1,
41,
31,
25,
20,
17,
14,
45,
24,
14,
16,
9.
5,
3,
2
1,
1,
4,
1,
1,
457
315
365
239
083
071
509
601
663
047
765
406
998
854
421
112
300
683
857
216
815
641
452
267
274
636
144
903
709
062
612
754
700
990
527
058
775
019
609
737
359
415
188
164
75
65
13
9
20
1,976,954
938.418
1, 038, 536
$24,
188,
7,
563,
27,
1, .347.
371.
596,
1, 092,
95,
866,
38,
684,
25,
561,
19,
454,
17,
391,
333,
294,
255.
232,
206,
785,
538,
406,
575,
403,
306,
242,
201,
168,
144,
490,
305,
227,
166,
254,
160,
250,
162,
196,
128,
158,
45,
40,
212,
802, 715
735, 632
260, 594
160, 069
631, 346
634, 025
409, 040
.351,711
712, 434
570, 350
438, 578
337, 882
51.5, 601
281, 292
461,758
170, 366
450, 965
800. 439
648,023
226, 021
468, 254
384, 979
165, 154
907, 846
977, 596
510, 533
126, 593
861,817
3-j3, 895
064, 465
551.265
355, 254
788, 012
513,911
686, 748
389, 358
992, 275
107, 750
438, 558
41.3,289
121,662
117,950
953, 823
491, 029
952, 174
161,425
085, 325
743. 214
419.058
15, 269, 775, 143
Number
of returns
3,845
6
68, 171
105
93, 226
269
43, 884
7,516
7,938
18, 455
974
10, 106
357
6,439
232
4,524
172
3,102
138
2,437
1,864
1,587
1,247
1,039
905
2,827
1,550
875
1,033
572
340
236
177
117
90
232
103
60
32
31
10
25
11
10
1
1
Net income 2
286. 873
$2, 300, 394
3,126
117,544,868
186,549
224. 517, 777
716, 136
149, 199, 791
28,112,584
34,352,941
82, 750, 861
5. 248. 404
55, 171, 572
2, 291, 327
41, 589, 556
1. 727, 716
33, 810, 239
1,457,610
26, 288, 435
1, 307, 820
23.117,513
19, 519, 217
18, 230, 356
15, 582, 621
14,021,270
13,112.908
48, 790, 762
34, 559, 671
23, 905, 222
35. 527, 217
25. 447, 937
18. 550, 285
15, 352, 263
13, 235, 460
9,981,157
8, 555, 713
27, 845, 960
17, 751, 399
13,371,346
8. 603. 405
10, tf02, 374
4,380,092
15, 053, 381
9,207.049
(<)
(0
(0
0)
27, 738, 537
1,280,920,821
218, 937
67. 936
539, 948, 648
740, 972. 173
' Data for returns of net income under .$5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. 1, 19-24.) Includes returns for income of estates or property held in trust, which are distributed
Tjy se\ and family relationship of the testator or grantor.
2 Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net
Joss from sale of assets held more than 2 years and net loss for prior year are not deducted.
3 Nontaxable. Specific exemptions exceed net income.
* Classes grouped to conceal net income and identity of taxpayer.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
83
Table 5. — Individual returns — Number of returns and net income distributed
according to sex and family relationship, by income classes — Continued
Income classes
Under $1,000 8....
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000 a
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000 a
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $4,000 3
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000 3
$4,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $6,000 3
$5,000 under $0,000
$6,000 under $7,000 3
$6,000 under $7,000
$7,000 under $8,000 3
$7,000 under $8,000
$8,000 under $9,000 3
$8,000 under $9,000
$9,000 under $10,000 3
$9,000 under $10,000
$10,000 umier $11,000
$11,000 under $12,000
$12,000 under $13,000
$13,000 under $14,000
$14,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under $40,000
$40,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $60,000
$60,000 under $70,000
$70,000 under $80,000
$80,000 under $90,000.
$90,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $150,000
$150,000 under $200,000
$200,000 under $250,000
$250,000 under $300,000
$300,000 under $400,000
$400,000 under $500,000
$500,000 under $750,000
$750,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 under $1,500,000...
$1,500,000 under $2,000,000.-.
$2,000,000 under $3,000,000...
i3,000,000 under $4,000,000...
$4,000,000 under $5,000 000...
$5,000,000 and over
Classes grouped «
Total.
Nontaxable 3.
Taxable
Single women— Heads
of families
Number
of returns
Net income '
294
2
048
50
280
158
131
394
433
256
791
605
521
974
348
428
247
102
230
973
884
746
613
499
469
,497
914
552
644
323
193
131
95
75
43
130
52
25
10
16
5
7
3
105, 194
83, 323
21,871
$1, 344, 304
1,223
57, 917, 619
85, 978
74, 466, 253
409, 426
37, 780, 838
5,200,915
10, 806, 786
19, 147, 039
4, 316, 837
14, 255, 518
3, 352, 282
12, 759, 532
2, 599, 415
10, 671, 503
2, 006, 370
9, 327, 781
2, 181, 857
9, 232, 050
9, 275, 384
8, 566, 490
7, 650, 379
6, 734, 758
6, 792, 345
25,816,654
20, 286, 743
15,079,754
22, 191, 115
14, 333, 682
10, 537, 520
8, 424, 205
7, 067, 906
6, 408, 718
4, 105, 150
15, 763, 026
8, 931, 382
5, 380, 518
2, 713, 936
5, 290, 121
2, 170, 629
4,166,062
2, 597, 648
3, 859, 993
Single men— Not heads
of families
Niunber
of returns
Net income'
502, 097, 644
28, 634
536
113,777
355, 479
15,838
335, 829
3,897
96, 722
1,678
39, 916
852
17,025
621
11,385
509
8,071
357
6,148
327
4,891
4,024
3,308
2,681
2,396
1,988
6,680
3,901
2,550
2,950
1,813
1,090
761
517
426
316
903
378
208
135
139
73
106
39
33
16
14
3
5
3
166, 490
913,458
$16, 420, 855
244, 032
169, 926, 590
620, 900, 992
36, 851, 674
797, 879, 389
13. 436, 867
330, 745, 520
7,415,727
177, 301, 624
4, 649, 249
92, 891, 710
4,015,516
73, 579, 738
3, 784, 302
60,315,581
3, 023, 516
52, 086, 624
3.095,711
46, 403, 600
42,211,577
37, 990, 573
33, 437, 221
32, 286, 983
28, 800, 251
115,087,111
86. 954, 268
69, 647, 439
101, 738, 448
80, 953, 340
59, 484, 400
49, 225, 644
38, 532, 990
36, 036, 479
29, 990, 257
108, 239, 427
64, 872, 496
46, 538, 311
36, 444, 555
48, 138, 761
32, 466, 321
63, 973, 691
34, 093, 892
39. 757, 365
27, 555, 338
33, 541, 439
10, 226, 187
21,556,404
19, 882, 795
3, 944, 632, 780
Single women — Not
heads of families
Number
of returns
15,237
599
78, 389
126, 367
12, 722
99, 055
5,802
37, 442
3.026
19, 039
1,427
8,419
1,090
6,175
808
4,696
638
3,694
480
2,972
2,815
2,412
1,986
1,719
1,548
5,378
3,136
2,067
2,429
1,387
916
618
446
299
260
624
246
123
62
92
38
37
13
18
3
2
2
Net income '
456, 757
119, 619
337, 138
$8, 721, 206
313, 8fr4
117,953,082
218, 927, 264
30,5.38,315
236, 734, 422
20, 045, 143
129, 069, 251
13, 446, 624
85. 097, 087
7.811,331
46, 042, 810
7,027,010
39,970,113
5, 989, 126.
35, 136, 934
5, 407, 263
31, 350, 783
4, 511. 342
28, 171. 387
29, 514. 762:
27, 737, 240
24, 779, 276
23, 171. 512
22, 430, 982
92,713,970
70, 059, 535
56, 520, 470
83, 630, 309
61, 918, 757
50, 033, 676
39,968,211
33, 306, 601
25. 269, 585
^4, 599,911
75, 576, 934
42. 165, 197
27,241,365
16, 763, 128
31, 730, 448
16, 829, 056
21, 854, 659
10, 982, 955
21, 201, 805
5, 418, 832
4, 480, 976
7, 333, 209
8, 929, 105
14, 766, 161
2, 043, 222, 984
2 Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net loss
from sale of assets held more than 2 years and net loss for prior year are not deducted.
3 Nontaxable. Specific exemptions exceed net income.
* Classes grouped to conceal net income and identity of taxpayer.
84
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 5. — Individual returns — Number of returns and net income distributed
according to sex and family relationship, brj income classes — Continued
Income classes
Under $1,000'
Under $1,000
$1,000 under $2,000 3
$1,000 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000 '
$2,000 under $3,000
$3,000 under $4,000 3
$3,000 under $4,000
$4,000 under $5,000 3
$4,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $fi,000 3
$5,000 under $n,000
$6,000 under $7,000 3
$6,000 under $7,000
$7,0(K) under $8,000 3
$7,000 under $8,000
$8,000 under $9,000 '
$8,000 under $9,000
$9,000 under $10,000 3
$9,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $11,000
$11,000 under $12,000
$12,000 under $13,000
$13,000 under $14,000
$14,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under $40,000
$40,000 under $50,000 _ .
$50,000 under $60,000
$60,000 under $70,000
$70,000 under $80,000
$80,000 under $90,000
$90,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $150,000
$150,000 under $200,000
$200,000 under $250,000
$250,000 under $300,000
$300,000 under $400,000
$400,000 under $500,000
$500,000 under $750,000
$750,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 under $1,500,000-..
$1,500,000 under $2,000,000. ..
$2,000,000 under $3,000,000. ..
$3,000,000 under $4,000,000...
$4,000,000 under $5,000,000...
$5,000,000 and over
Classes grouped *
Wives filing separate re-
turns from husbands
Number
ofreturns
Total.
Nontaxable'.
Taxable
5,406
9,792
5,869
12, 588
3,306
11,944
1,817
10, 998
1,347
10, 102
796
4,998
612
4,208
517
3,361
405
2,895
408
2,526
2,415
2,078
1,861
1,633
1,454
5, 349
3,311
2,316
2,970
1,730
1,192
788
570
458
329
874
389
175
83
117
71
78
31
19
11
8
2
1
Net income '
124, 208
20, 483
103, 725
$4, 315, 200
332, 673
772, 158
196, 174
29
6,
38
5,
45
4
27
3
27
3
25,
3
24
3
23
25
23
23
22,
21,
92
73
63
102
77
65
50
42,
38
31
105
532, 283
268, 898
430, 353
981,911
463, 441
361, 292
388, 512
949, 321
196, 208
866, 769
176, 289
435, 033
551. 552
878, 076
978, 853
333, 993
842, 850
192, 948
015. 669
091, 703
364, 946
921,661
435, 736
547, 423
102, 312
163, 286
806, 606
674, 182
857, 801
173, 104
537, 008
66, 280, 440
38, 893, 276
22, 760, 692
40, 087, 959
896, 892
46, 985, 224
27, 030, 751
24, 105, 232
19,351,906
18, 482, 587
(*)
11,563,713
1, 525, 570, 793
52, 818, 555
1, 472, 752, 238
Community property
income '
Number
ofreturns
Net income 2
158
6,788
125
5,573
105
4,228
80
3,271
50
2,765
2, 085
1,770
1, .579
1,239
1,004
3,394
1.875
1,200
1,249
714
432
285
198
138
88
228
107
55
32
49
19
17
13
1
40, 917
518
40, 399
$870, 647
37, 139, 455
809, 050
36, 048, 575
792, 587
31, 563, 698
679, 615
27, 759, 086
476, 596
26, 167, 948
21, 851, 070
20, 349, 814
19,725,117
16, 679, 186
14, 563, 066
58, 473, 358
41, 761, 949
32, 729, 651
42, 739, 747
31, 734, 093
23, 506, 839
18, 399, 466
14, 740, 797
11,690,048
8, 304, 474
27, 099, 253
18, 355, 872
12, 070, 427
8, 454, 753
16, 996, 145
8, 476, 577
10, 578. 292
11,260,294
0)
(')
0)
, 259, 202
•660, 106, 747
3, 628, 495
656, 478, 252
Grand total
Number I
of returns I
Net income 2
12,
419,
498,
379
458,
450,
253
154,
334
22,
208,
9
141
5,
101
4,
73,
3,
57,
45,
37,
30,
25,
21
70,
38,
24,
27,
15,
9,
0,
4,
3,
2,
7]
3,
1
873
250
619
828
455
326
040
673
085
815
763
347
324
608
940
420
199
895
490
780
902
542
419
792
642
761
831
463
984
601
775
573
703
503
6,53
049
050
665
903
1,181
575
685
298
248
108
91
20
18
26
4, 070, 851
1, 547, 788
2, 523, 063
$57
904,
6
630,
660
374,
866
4,57,
937
995,
1.092
905,
1, 574
140,
902
910,
668
716,
1,,502
330,
122
696,
1,139
227,
59
960,
915
425,
44
224,
757
844,
35
5.50,
626
164,
33
129,
548
297,
481
174,
431
102,
379
,532,
347
817,
313
768,
1,218
787,
865
670,
668
180,
963
768,
694
554,
533
827,
424
.531,
351
345,
296
7,57,
251
41,5,
850
4,50,
524
.349,
370
602,
262
179,
407
559,
256
341,
412
729,
258
132,
298
896,
186
776,
220
095,
69
502,
80
232,
253
359,
674
550
911
026
262
681
577
334
423
402
338
459
167
014
673
610
372
700
425
372
257
302
716
224
851
334
420
089
154
586
271
649
948
699
357
966
061
993
027
097
229
259
412
465
958
804
210
246
358
25, 226, 326, 912
4, 194, 692, 822
21, 031, 634, 090
2 Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net loss
from sale of assets held more than 2 years and net loss for prior j'ear are not deducted.
3 Nontaxable. Specific exemptions exceed net income.
* Classes grouped to conceal net income and identity of taxpayer.
5 See footnote 2 on page 5.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
85
Table 6. — Individual returns — Distribution of income by sources of income, general
deductions, and' net income, by States and Territories •
Ilncome returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1928. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns are
included. (See p. 1)]
Sources of income
States and Territories
Wages and
salaries
Business
Partnerships
Profit from
sale of real
estate, stocks,
bonds, etc.,
other than
capital net
gain from
sale of assets
held more
than 2 years
Capital net
gain from
sale of as-
sets held
more than
2 years
Alabama
Alaska 2
Arizona.
Arkansas
California
Colorado..
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia.
Florida
■Georgia ..
Hawaii '..
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana.
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
liouisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
M innesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah ^
Vermont
Virginia
"Washington
"West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
$68,402,836 I .$20,988,278
$14,204,515
9, 440, 722
$14,113,115
24, 433, 727
34, 643, 487
693, 792, 085
67, 789, 006
198, 530, 088
24, 504, 467
116,291,319
74, 672, 820
96, 763, 104
21, 727, 697
16, 989, 760
, 139, 497, 069
199, 192, 079
80, 995, 910
58, 827, 094
87, 869, 607
91, 483, 722
39, 662. 874
168, 847. 475
526, 759, 729
477, 483. 725
156, 516, 226
32, 306, 109
290, 977, 000
35, 056. 764
61, 979, 644
8, 883, 680
26, 574, 260
586, 617, 556
ll, 285. 034
, 448, 178, 832-
82, 973, 624
17, 155, 252
642,342,460
92, 115, 976
65,161,218
937, 137, 455
68,117,676
32, 739, 212
15, 762, 332
97,597,141
243, 142, 001
30, 459, 908
19, 952, 510
93, 851, 192
140, 636, 425
72,054,71!
227, 378, 040
16, 213, 080
Total 10,862,330,
12
17,
289
32,
54
6,
28,
26,
23
4,
12
253
57,
54
52,
26,
28,
17
44,
149,
131
53
18,
64
19,
42,
4,
12,
138
9,
586,
24,
12
149
41
30,
280,
18,
10
15,
26,
130,
11
S,
28,
56,
21,
68,
9,
141,
402,
271,
110,
692,
723,
498.
869,
866.
899,
757,
998,
826,
704,
817,
966,
698,
288,
487,
785,
284,
380,
541,
827,
542,
345,
309,
814,
790.
581,
278,
338,
572,
036,
657,
023,
688,
568,
408,
074,
793,
804,
650,
477,
513,
660.
382,
931.
879,
651
981
386
237
555
197
573
796
957
829
833
660
764
909
687 I
910 i
930 I
077
272
583
360
334
317
972
963
504
946
651
117
914
007
422
537
156
293
486
812
682
353
262
105
611
540
076
135
835
493
447
099
4, 832,
9, 748,
133. 312
10, 660,
23, 782,
3,611
9.504
12, 618,
13,007
1, 277
3, 376,
149, 189
24, 281
18, 050,
17, 110,
13, 543
17,614
4, 769,
26, 991
76, 621
53, 867,
21,338
8, 436,
31, 238
5, 429,
13,215,
1,951
3, 626
64, 532,
3, 195,
695, 909
12, 888,
4,304
77,118
22, 101
10, 991
127, 865,
8, 850,
4, 553,
4,714
17, 427,
74, 957,
4, 147,
3, 108
12, 931
16, 963,
9, 153,
23, 455,
3, 136
3,243,955,494 j 1,929,519,630
6.
809,
3,
218,
249,
109,
12,
zm.
70
537,
21,
659,
21
320,
24
444,
12
409,
3
205,
1
481,
276
086,
25
097,
11
308,
10
702,
26
024,
14
307,
14
,361,
46
190,
1,58
683,
140
495,
24
638.
3
303,
44
1.50,
5
890,
6
506,
1
690,
8
940,
136
128,
1
929,
926
783,
16
945,
880,
124
334,
22
045,
7
951,
253
751,
16
323.
2
985,
1
.590,
13
914,
49
188,
3
933,
4
009,
16
.506,
20
009,
14
027,
39
333,
1
194,
5, 310,
602,
113,242,
5, 708,
37, 671
7, 837
9, 651
13, 862
i,
254,
174
201, 132
18, 125,
22, 785,
4,311
8, 513,
4, 797,
4,731
18, 745,
100, 886
95, 560,
28, 654,
418
36, 972,
1, 703,
2, 469,
1,191
3, 122
84, 335,
534.
630, 110
12, 087
50,
116,384,
8, 599,
4, 160,
16.3,733,
12, 049,
1,140,
146,
14, 221
19, 131
2, 396,
.5, 515,
7,312,
3, 321
25, 689,
454,
393
156
134
368
602
084
578
839
471
066
270
068
848
335
308
973
018
347
655
894
005
967
614
642
761
524
088
771
418
979
998
747
942
361
979
762
494
910
219
472
527
540
437
398
227
947
294
882
611
2,928,141,616
1, 879, 780, 038
' Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. 1, 18-24.)
2 Alaska included in the State of Washington.
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 6. — Individual returns — Distribution of income by sources of income, general
deductions, and net income, by States and Territories — Continued j
states and Territories
Alabama
Alaska 2
Arizona.-
Arlvansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia.
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
M assachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
M ississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico..
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma ...
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode" Island..
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
■\Vest Virginia
^Visconsin
Wyoming
Sources of income — Continued
Rents and
royalties
Interest and
other income
$10, 772, 379
Total 1, 164, 518, 456
3, 529,
8. 496,
134,791,
8,981,
18,52fi,
2, 156,
il,630,
12, 814,
11, 560,
2, 409,
2, 008,
118, 683,
19, 920,
16, 783,
18, 932,
10, 982,
14, 180,
3, 807,
17,411,
35, 577,
55, 251,
13,412,
5, 844,
31,032,
3,192,
10, 835,
794,
3, 060,
42, 530,
2, 120,
161, 338,
12, 578,
1,958,
63, 578,
27, 774,
8,005,
84, 145,
0, 376,
3, 879,
2, 924,
12, 426,
68, 325,
2, 098,
1,717,
10, 525,
15, 262,
9, 652,
18,341,
1, 568,
$11,595,768
468
920
839
465
067
366
163
857
377
549
501
567
878
827
90S
923
561
168
396
463
419
584
133
323
265
120
995
916
102
646
657
738
085
210
946
999
509
688
577
639
455
856
465
701
002
958
098
237
491
4, 396, 983
5, 970, 686
156, 400, 307
16, 984, 098
44,153.576
8,061,418
24, 324, 136
22,141,483
10. 417, 853
2, 477, 084
3, 084, 442
190, 568, 453
17, 749, 067
23, 334, 424
11, 015, 894
12, 817, 944
17, 126, 766
15, 154, 737
46, 023, 584
129, 462, 061
98,939,416
29, 623, 724
5, 716, 229
42, 105, 868
5, 106, 159
11,674.514
1,468,080
6, 994, 930
126,011,791
2, 559, 679
567, 645, 385
6, 767, 069
3, 149, 837
56, 990, 332
14, 426, 885
12, 574, 654
191,958,744
17, 897. 551
5,104,047
2,941,132
12,418,062
49, 684, 863
4, 278, 897
5, 379. 878
13. 019, 383
22, 143, 277
5, 678. 495
46, 003, 128
2, 335, 087
Interest on
Govern-
ment obli-
gations not
wholly ex-
empt from
tax
Dividends on
stocks of do-
mestic cor-
porations
Fiduciary
$192, 046
2, 143. 857, 860
48, 102
122, 873
1, 628, 017
332, 884
841, 536
97, 062
494, 872
274, 614
202, 496
130, 006
28, 777
2, 582, 370
1, 382, 124
228, 870
230. 819
591, 262
298, 449
189, 191
603, 424
2, 242, 062
840, 879
541, 584
89, 457
1, 529, 296
66, 407
110,747
9,779
96, 924
1, 165, 499
12, 709
11,627,525
223, 919
14,115
3, 788, 034
429, 138
150,807
3, 680, 417
397. 428
63, 158
28. 725
276. 237
900, 937
42, 007
65,383
336, 321
394. 849
460, 582
416,012
46, 510
$15, 540, 573
4, 835, 565
7, 764, 220
262, 827, 381
27, 703, 012
128, 179, 492
50, 657, 557
30, 484, 020
30, 343, 593
26, 809. 625
14,235,933
2, 304, 451
34,5, 565, 391
51, 020, 076
27,110,162
14, 082, 333
35, 908, 957
27, 084, 175
24,451,108
79,881,360
303, 144, 536
181, 644, 548
59, 145, 329
5, 813, 799
98, 748, 423
5, 935, 291
12, 455, 091
2, 128, 601 I
16, 161, 592 I
207,174,903
2,537,449
1, 168, 605, 898
38,811,034
1,791,262
245, 726, 434
23, 209, 876
12, 224, 778
424, 216, 363
43, 761, 707
8. 048, 083
2, 298, 570
26, 768, 724
05,124,875
7, 987, 400
9, 816, 334
34, 594, 454
28,715,010
29, 340, 924
69. 561. 146
2, 637, 328
$1, 389, 379
433, 075
966, 678
26, 381, 046
1,737,919
11,161,623
1,705,041
5, 466, 852
3,717,918
1, 560, 614
870, 682
240, 536
34, 900, 605
2,041,291
1, 066, 024
1, 182, 766
2, 738, 474
1,602,573
2,313,134
12, 996, 9*12
38, 466, 475
10. 863, 060
4, 109, 356
436, 201
6, 475, 783
182. 498
870, 227
152, 722
973, 414
21,311,099
438, 888
133,962.141
1, 732, 873
199, 283
15, 088, 556
6, 243, 285
1, 294, 976
59, 646, 463
4,716,405
758, 807
211,912
2,163,119
7, 278, 444
471,968
860, 719
2, 520, 288
2, 040, 688
1, 145, 685
4, 023, 264
280, 603
40,553,301 I 4,350,978,752 I 443,998,374
2 Alaska included in the State of "Washington.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
87
Table 6. — Individual returns — Distribution of income by sources of income, general
deductions, and net income, by States and Territories — Continued
State and Territories
Alabama
Alaska 2
Arizona
Arkansas-
California
Colorado
Connecticut..
Delaware
District of Columbia.
Florida -.
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine...
Maryland
M assachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jei sey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma.
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee 1
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia _.
Washington _..
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Total income
$166, 639, 611
General deductions
Miscellaneous
$20, 531, 501
Net loss from
sale of real
estate,
stocks, and
bonds other
than net loss
from sale of
assets held
more than
2 years
$541, 252
Contribu-
tions
$3, 399, 638
Net income '
$142, 167, 220
Total 28,987,634,519
66,
88,
2,060,
184,
588,
127,
257,
227,
201,
51,
42,
2, 712,
416,
256,
189,
225,
217,
126,
462,
1,521,
1, 246,
391,
80,
648,
82,
162,
22,
82,
1, 408,
34,
7, 330,
209,
42,
1,494,
258,
152,
2, 526,
197,
69,
45,
224,
708,
67,
54,
218,
310,
166,
523,
37,
770, 720
936, 786
756, 201
367, 947
082, 129
012, 745
666, 930
761, 060
463, 887
488, 495
505, 935
204, 180
637, 299
968, 240
213, 883
958, 397
194, 135
729, 007
178, 763
629, 553
229, 572
361, 274
905, 495
058, 456
105, 594
462, 680
580, 245
366, 615
603, 782
196, 828
440,439
346, 856
076, 012
387, 687
604. 246
539, 669
824, 462
059, 067
680, 546
692, 883
006, 327
544, 978
467,412
372, 087
313,607
145, 626
217,367
133, 126
745, 678
7, 380
14, 729
261, 877
21,211
51, 521
13, 695
25, 125
42. 650
28.654
7.110
4.825
261, 947
41.630
29,904
22. 992
26, 389
28, 173,
12, 279
43, 259
127, 449
152, 020
42, 953
13, 970
67, 161
8,311
19, 785
2,157
7,995
133, 553i
3,789
668, 738
40, 724
6, 456,
150,211
41, 885
17, 401
251, 785,
15, 286
10, 801
5,995
28, 015
113,919
7,184
4,986
30, 269!
32, 082
21, 888
60, 068
3, 937,
3, 056, 678, 735
303, 695
479, 260
10, 324, 417
1, 222, 997
2,811,229
3, 135, 426
918, 299
2, 202, 230
1, 480, 464
252, 784
130, 229
13, 554, 818
2,218,417
939, 866
543, 820
1, 012, 726
1, 422, 147
728, 287
2, 060, 931
9, 930, 871
4, 943, 287
1, 553, 007
187, 546
3,471,035
190, 469
624, 997
192,452
396, 654
8, 299, 054
102, 874
59, 580, 996
771, 537
117,817
8, 758, 973
1, 222, 487
584, 277
12, 196, 532
1, 350, 031
1, 426, 137
116,867
868, 361
2, 771, 920
427, 139
188, 723
832, 296
1, 069, 776
1, 052, 360
1, 955, 717
275, 679
718, 308
2, 037, 781
22, 981, 400
3, 002, 030
11,252,902
2,846,119
4, 002, 065
4, 065, 107
4, 265, 288
775, 014
428, 113
44, 070, 698
7, 451, 545
4, 242, 944
3, 282, 785
4, 789, 756
3, 562, 882
2, 162, 934
7. 487, 290
27, 172, 812
22, 736. 219
6, 702, 050
2, 058, 244
13, 474, 507
695, 020
2, 581, 549
120, 651
1, 364, 141
25, 339, 771
308, 842
144, 031, 473
6, 811, 532
624, 027
32, 655, 424
4, 434, 660
1, 724, 261
57, 887, 486
4. 197, 116
1, 942, 825
625, 263
4, 834, 507
11,613,993
1, 046, 602
1,110,390
5, 461, 746
3, 344, 850
3, 147, 669
7, 714, 235
299, 243
58,
71,
1, 765,
158,
522,
107,
227,
178,
167,
43,
37,
2, 392,
365,
221,
162,
193,
184,
111,
409,
1, 357,
1, 066,
340,
64,
563,
72,
139,
20,
72,
1,241,
29,
6, 458,
161
34,
1, 302,
211,
132,
2, 204,
176,
55,
38,
190,
580,
58,
48,
181,
273,
140,
453,
33,
368, 659
689, 792
573, 139
931,875
496, 528
335, 477
620, 606
843, 603
063, 587
349, 731
121, 872
631, 092
336, 866
881, 247
394, 758
766, 254
035, 325
558, 275
371, 465
076, 374
529, 992
152, 949
689, 480
951, 553
908, 121
471, 054
109, 392
610, 266
411,359
995, 501
089, 207
039, 786
878, 015
762, 001
061, 345
829, 673
955, 406
225, 164
510, 360
954, 968
287, 682
239, 493
809, 296
086, 175
750, 013
648, 593
128, 751
394, 323
233, 249
171, 743, 165 532, 885, 707
25, 226, 326, 912
2 Alaska included in the State of Washington.
3 Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net
loss from sale of assets held mire than 2 years and netjoss for prior year are not deducted.
88
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 7. — Individual returns — Distribution of income by sources of income, general
deductions and net income, by income classes '
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1928. Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns are
included. (See p. 1)]
Sources of income
Income classes
Wages and
salaries
Business
Partnerships
Profit from
sale of real
other'than' ..fe^'^^fSs
Ta^nfrom' 1 tldm^'
sa1e'of'ass"ts^"^°2years
held more
than 2 years
Under $5.000 -
$5, 854, 044. 857
732, 740, 926
520, 397, 089
401, 929, 875
311, 022. 743
264, 164. 156
208, 939, 957
181, 304, 624
151, 307. 329
135, 721, 005
120, 831, 724
432, 124, 286
274, 160, 946
195,175,508
248,961,532
157, 925, 434
112, 491, 076
79, 975, 844
61, 053, 454
48, 219. 444
37, 071, 150
116,075,829
52, 718, 936
39, 323, 236
-24, 038, 106
28, 076, 505
17, 640, 840
20, 973, 883
9, 240, 457
12, 433, 938
3, 280, 069
5, 144, 795
714,854
1, 057, 449
2, 049, 142
$1, 471, 700, 383
271, 468, 776
199, 340, 066
157, .543, 501
124, 702, 301
101,838,089
81, 361, 540
69, 453, 525
$346, 197, 748
97, 232, 451
79,941,108
69, 670, 453
58, 854, 886
51, 752, 606
42, 923, 643
38. 634. 305
$227, 584, 999
73, 827, 808
$5,000 under .$6,000
$6,000 under .f7, 000
75,269,824
$7,000 under $S,000
73,867.745 '
$8,000 under $9,000
71,994,618
$9,000 under $10,000
69,029,834
$10,000 under $11,000
63, 518, 888
61, 714, 135
59, 081, 965
$11,000 under $12,000
$12,000 under $13,000
58,962,939 1 34,680,017
50,595,065 31,434,821
42, 443, 641 26. 466. 713
$13,000 under $14,000...
65, 435, 448
52, 990, 880
232, 912, .396
185, 717, 936
155, 978, 378
232, 467, 633
158,971,795
113,122,511
81, 008, 228
61,815,635
53, 867, 253
45, 627, 896
156, 562, 870
92, 760, 516
60. 790, 740
46, 372, 184
68, 963, 710
38, 959, 954
74, 410, 593
35, 020, 517
43, 822, 446
24, 358. 899
36, 610, 761
3, 550, 476
21, 597, 416
18, 548, 729
$14,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under .$20,000
149,911,419
87, 487, 602
61, 365, 976
77, 782, 976
47, 100, 673
29, 763, 466
23, 337, 362
18, 196, 863
12, 686, 872
11,401, .522
29,701,992
106, 282, 276
74, 098, 302
54, 182, 608
81, 190, 058
61,784,851
46, 912, 635
36, 805, 364
30, 766, 898
29, 031, 876
23, 576, 493
86 407 698
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under .$30,000
$30,000 under $40,000 .
$13, 675, 907
32, 849, 732
46, 374, 426
55, 973, 346
54, 532, 613
$40,000 under .$50,000
$.'50,000 under $60,000
$60,000 under $70,000
$70,000 under $80,000
$80,000 under .$90,000
46, 774, 067
$90,000 under $100,000 . .
44 823 695
$100,000 under $150,000 . . -
184, 982, 673
$150,000 under $200,000
14, 957, 230 64. 1 .54 865
137, 900, 476
$200,000 under $2.50,000
$250,000 under $300,000
11,750,218
6, 226, 727
8,812,015
6, 102, 025
7, 672, 444
7, 697, 767
1, 819, 868
705, 281
63, 346
48, 250, 740
38, 003, 467
56, 702, 510
36, 388, 969
52, 154, 241
34, 412, 245
27, 752, 517
16, 394, 873
30,821,782
3, 466, 834
7, 380, 919
4, 807, 858
110,754,512
83, 839, 203
131, 878, 694
$300,000 under .$400,000
$400,000 under $500.000
88,017,038
147, 831, 430
$500,000 under .$750,000.
$750,000 under $1.000.000
$1,000,000 under $1,500,000
$1,.')00,000 under ,$2,000,000
$2,000,000 under .$3,000,000
$3,000,000 under $4,000,000... ..
119,283,220
150, 756, 485
85, 345. 851
85, 139, 434
45, 321, 024
$4,000,000 under $5,000,000
37, 542, 088
$5,000,000 and over
1,424
176, 184, 124
Total
10, 862, 330, 998
3,243,955,494
1, 929, 519, 630
2, 928, 141, 616
1, 879, 780, 038
' Data for returns of net income under $5,000 partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See p. 1.) The' estimated and tabulated data for this table for these net income classes are strown
separately on pp. 19-24.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
89
Table 7.-
-Individual returns: — Distribution of income by sources of income, general
deductions and net income, by income classes — Continued
Sources of income— Continued
Income classes
Rents and
royalties
Interest and
other income
Interest on
Govern-
ment obli-
gations not
wholly ex-
empt from
tax
Dividends on
stoclc of do-
mestic corpo-
rations
Fiduciary
Under $5,000
$527, 147, 567
75, 81.5, 497
58, 207, 065
46, 218, 834
.$717, 569, 137
100, 853, 812
86, 206, 156
74, 539, 104
63, 381, 387
55, 476, 591
45, 773, 948
42, 378, 981
37, 762, 514
35, 149, 718
32, 307, 060
125, 249, 982
90, 066, 186
69,611,270
$341,064,250
88, 571, 106
90, 928, 507
88, 857, 848
85, 768, 791
84, 246, 177
75, 263, 656
74, 186, 919
67, 375, 449
65, 664, 313
62, 105, 831
268, 623, 805
222, 091, 154
182, 515, 083
288, 867, 807
222, 798, 120
175. 970, 538
145. 971, 564
126, 205, 784
103.717.934
$79, 109, 248
$5,000 under $6,000 -.. -
17,731,485
$6,000 under $7,000 _
16, 620, 315
$7,000 under $8,000
14, 728, 500
$8,000 under $9,000
38, 164, 242
32, 222, 834
25, 889, 914
22, 294, 433
13, 078, 149
$9,000 under $10,000
12, 492, 779
$10,000 under $11,000 .
$1, 453, 931
1, 377, 703
1, 212, 733
1, 246, 704
1, 065, 736
4, 880, 702
3, 465, 885
2. 721. 564
10, 471, 739
$11,000 under $12,000
10, 268, 298
$12.0(10 under $13,000
19, 910, 396
17, 254, 128
15, 633, 153
58, 347. 222
37, 727, 753
26, 823. 960
36. 485, 582
22, 309, 907
16, 694, 945
12, 329, 910
8, 999, 262
8, 056, 751
5. 609, 753
15, 788, 985
7, 897, 391
4, 036, 654
3, 936, 200
5. 532, 657
1,544,210
3, 739, 025
2, 119, 242
1,426,507
585, 035
5, 360, 997
234, 393
125,918
48, 134
9, 556, 223
$1H,|)()0 under $14,000
9, 082, 337
$14,000 under $15,000 -.
8, 806, 455
$15,000 under $20,000
35, 120, 369
.$20,000 under .$25,000
26,202,941
$2.5.000 under .$30,000
21, 949, 785
.$30,000 under $40,000
96, 034, 136 ! 4. 216. 713
30, 541, 718
.$40,000 under .$50,000
65, 123, 707
49, 923, 988
37, 837, 507
30, 195, 333
26, 717, 637
19,119,352
60, 2,38, 618
31, 566, 798
21, 741, 258
15, 184, 697
22, 221, 803
13,231,731
18, 387, 495
11, .367, 967
11,746,684
7, 562, 985
10, 284, 488
4, 599, 913
3, 735, 269
10, 710, 648
2, 562, .347
2,110,727
1, 378, 061
1, 303. 267
1, 093, 720
23,311,075
$50,000 under .$60,000
19, 068, 468
$60,000 under $70,000
12,663,289
$70,000 under $80,000
9, 257, 522
$80,000 under $90,000
8, 165, 715
.$90,000 under $100,000
604,479 ; 89,448,828
2, 328, 596 ■■ 302, 939, 877
1,366,078 ; 179,201,423
630,313 i 117,809,486
428, 148 i 80, 002, 587
889,917 127,583,730
229,485 i 79,939,583
477, 296 i 131, 809, 546
398,894 65,318,230
689,771 ! 75,684,965
599,975 ! 67,397,868
290,603 1 70,535,004
663,459 14.994.151
6, 129, 526
$100,000 under $150,000
14, 965, 018
$150,000 under $200,000
9, 275, 092
$200,000 under $250,000
4, 843. 936
$250,000 under $300,000
2, 393, 657
$300,000 under $400,000
6, 939, 438
$400,000 under $500,000
2, 546, 893
$500,000 under $750,000
2, 917, 198
$750,000 under $1,000,000
1, 633, 422
$1,000,000 under $1,500,000
$1,500,000 under $2,000,000
2, 731, 778
423, 340
$2,000,000 under $3,000,000
.$3,000,000 under .$4,000,000
311,604
121, 755
$4,000,000 under .$5,000,000
735, 668
130, 826
20, 659, 206
66, 859, 632
40,042
.$5,000,000 and over
499, 265
Total
1, 164, 518, 456
2, 143, 857, 860
40, 553, 301
4, 350, 978, 752
443, 998, 374
90
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 7. — Individual returns — Distribution of income by sources of income, general
deductions and net income, by income classes — Continued
Total income
General deductions
Income classes
Miscellaneous
Net loss
from sale of
real estate,
stocks, and
bonds other
than net
loss from
sale of assets
held more
than 2
years
Contribu-
tions
Net income'
TTnder $5,000
$9, 564, 418, 189
1,458,241,861
1, 126. 910. 130
927. 355, 860
766,967,117
671,223,066
555. 597. 216
501.612.923
439. 849, 565
401,583,539
362. 651. W3
1, 413, 452, 457
1, 001, 018, 705
770. 324, 132
1,110,224,062
794. 737, 641
612. 432, 780
487, 280, 475
402, 326, 631
338, 331, 269
283, 412. 694
969, 992, 156
591, 79S, 805
419. 937. 093
300. 424, 976
457, 601, 579
281, 600. 728
460, 373, 151
286, 491, 961
328, 864, 959
206, 654, 176
244,562.814
73. 666. 859
92, 873, 975
279, 839, 782
$1,110,211,683
165, 012, 430
125, 908, 658
104,601,834
86,942,141
73, 665, 824
61,181,514
57, 147, 161
49, 120, 463
43, 698, 521
39, 827, 660
158, 788. 676
108. 127, 249
82, 385, 351
117,252.571
79, 449, 877
62, 098, 664
49, 792, 865
40, 361, 703
31, 992, 993
24,074,926
90, 566, 774
50, 908. 784
36, 955, 499
28, 107, 093
36, 282, 702
19, 385, 253
33, 791, 655
21, 192, 360
18,620,544
! 12, 401, 505
16, 673, 387
2. 291. 657
7, 467, 634
10, 391, 124
$41, 877. 743
7, 389, 271
6, 707, 188
5, 264, 766
5, 260, 079
4. 835. 869
3, 785. 642
4, 640. 754
3, 788. 893
3, 220. 744
2. 628, 406
11,068,641
8, 977, 269
6, 025, 850
7,711,357
5. 157, 643
4, 022, 858
2, 903, 528
1, 848, 357
2,163.052
1, 692, 829
7, 237, 412
3, 549. 157
2, 212, 005
3, 170, 036
3, 227, 885
1, 499, 298
1, 980, 605
608,669
3, 873, 388
213,406
410, 469
91,401
576, 208
2, 122, 487
$141, 962, 923
23, 916, 363
18,909,103
15,419.977
13, 049, 825
11, 294, 576
9, 455, 803
8, 722, 706
7, 407, 493
6, 847. 050
6, 426, 276
24, 807, 806
18. 243, 767
13, 732, 842
21 491. 980
15, 575, 535
12, 483, 987
10, 052, 433
8, 770, 623
7, 417, 525
6, 229, 582
21, 737, 004
12,991,803
10, 166, 596
6, 968, 820
10, 531, 895
7, 374, 948
11,871,632
6, 558, 520
7,474,562
7, 262, 307
7, 383, 154
1, 781, 591
4, 597, 887
13,966,813
$8, 270, 365, 840
$5,000 under S6.000
$6 000 under $7,000
1, 261, 923, 797
975, 385, 181
$7,000 under $8.000
$8 000 under $9,000
802.069,283
661,715,072
S9. 000 under $10,000
581, 426, 797
$10 000 under S 11, 000
481, 174, 257
$11,000 under $12,000..
$12,000 under $13,000
$13,000 under S14.000
431, 102, 302
379, 532, 716
347. 817, 224
$14,000 under $15,000
§15 000 under $20,000
313, 768, 851
1, 218, 787, 334
$20,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $30,000
865, 670, 420
668.180,089
$30,000 under $40.000
963, 768, 154
$40,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $60,000
694, 554, 586
533, 827, 271
$60,000 under $70,000
424, 531, 649
$70,000 under $80,000
351, 345, 948
$80,000 under $90,000
296, 757, 699
$90,000 under $100,000
251,415,357
$100,000 under $150,000
850. 450. 966
$150,000 under $200,000
524. 349, 061
$200,000 under $250.000
$250,000 under $300,000
370, 602, 993
262, 179, 027
$300,000 under $400,000
407, 559. 097
$400,000 under $500,000
256. 341, 229
$500,000 under $750,000
412, 729, 259
.$750,000 under $1.000,000
$1,000,000 under $1,500,000.
$1,500,000 under $2,000,000.
$2,000,000 under $3,000,000
$3,000,000 under $4,000,000
$4,000,000 under $5,000,000
$5,000,000 and over
258,132,412
298, 896, 465
186, 776, 958
220, 095, 804
69, 502, 210
80, 232, 246
253, 359, 358
Total ..
28, 987, 634, 519
3,056,678,735
171, 743, 165
j 532,885,707
25,226,326,912
' Capital net gain from sale of assets held more than 2 years is included in net income, but capital net
loss from sale of assets held more than 2 years and net loss for prior year are not deducted.
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Table 8. — Individual returns — Taxes paid other than Federal income tax, as
reported in returns of net income of $5,000 and over, distributed by States and
Territories
States and Territories
Alabama — - -
Arizona -
Arkansas -.
California - - -
Colorado... .-. ,
Connecticut
Delaware -
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia..
Hawaii.. —
Idaho —
Illinois - .-
Indiana
Iowa ---
Kansas
Kentucky..
Louisiana
Maine...
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada..
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina 9
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma...
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas ---
Utah... :
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Total
Taxes paid
Taxes paid
included in
included in
Total
general de-
business de-
ductions
ductions '
$2,445,457
$379, 331
$2, 824, 788
790, 575
348, 045
1, 138, 620
1, 090, 807
246, 893
1, 337, 700
35, 357, 619
5, 968, 316
41,325,935
2, 505, 149
597, 660
3, 102, 809
8, 365, 350
733, 073
9, 138, 423
2, 531, 227
87, 074
2, 618. 301
4, 405, 259
348, 024
4, 753, 283
4, 921, 293
359, 572
5, 280, 865
3. 414, 301
413, 122
3, 827, 423
1, 401, 882
129, 181
1, 531, 063
305, 193
269, 748
574, 941
29, 945, 969
2, 914, 632
32, 860. 601
5, 805, 293
1, 139. 406
6, 944, 699
3, 347, 564
1, 103, 172
4, 450, 736
3, 020, 537
1, 429, 154
4, 449, 691
3, 585, 066
569, 853
4, 154, 919
3, 158, 706
500,706
3,659,412
1, 968, 343
319, 474
2, 287, 817
6, 156, 473
839, 665
6, 996, 138
34, 597, 499
2, 748, 224
37, 345, 723
23, 235, 186
2, 433, 773
25, 668, 959
6, 621, 105
708, 177
7, 329, 282
1, 579, 993
692, 206
2, 272, 199
11, 087, 597
694, 974
11, 782, 571
680, 014
506, 875
1, 186, 889
2, 131, 017
939, 054
3, 070, 071
197, 176
121.988
319, 164
1, 484, 487
235, 751
1, 720, 238
20, 637, 727
2,225,420
22, 863, 147
288, 618
202, 659
491, 277
136, 278, 530
5, 206, 971
141,485,501
4, 874, 023
558, 872
5, 432, 895
482, 420
240, 062
722, 482
21, 037, 390
2,131,911
23,169,301
4, 852, 402
787. 147
5, 639, 549
2, 080, 459
549, 285
2, 629, 744
35, 718, 057
4, 756, 769
40, 474, 826
3, 073, 360
284, 122
3, 357, 482
1, 200, 849
216, 893
1, 417, 742
631, 599
258, 530
890, 129
3, 219, 716
447. 457
3, 667, 173
12, 259, 660
3, 068, 718
15, 328, 378
732, 546
265, 968
998, 514
933, 262
219, 592
1, 152, 854
4, 556, 539
637, 081
5, 193, 620
3, 895, 007
832, 435
4, 727, 442
2, 427, 299
369, 021
2, 796, 320
9, 816, 027
1, 055, 411
10, 871, 438
290, 517
340, 078
630, 595
475, 422, 144
52, 471, 525
627, 893, 669
1 See text, p. 16.
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Table 10. — Individual returns, by States and Territories, Jor the years 1916 to
1928 ' — Number of returns, net income, and tax
UNITED STATES
Year
Number of
returns
Net income
Tax
Total Average
Total
Average
1916
437, 036
3,472,890
4,425,114
5, 332, 760
7, 259, 944
6, 662, 176
6, 787, 481
7, 698, 321
7, 369, 788
4, 171, 051
4, 138, 092
4, 101, 547
4,070,851
$6, 298, 577, 620 $14. 412. 00
$173, 386, 694
691, 492, 954
1, 127, 721, 835
1, 269, 630, 104
1, 075, 053, 686
719, 387, 106
861, 057, 308
661, 666, 133
704, 265, 390
734, 555, 183
732, 470, 790
• 830, 639, 434
1, 164, 254, 037
$397. 00
1917 .
13, 652, 383, 207
15. 924, 639, 355
19, 859, 491, 448
23, 735, 629, 183
19, 577, 212, 528
21, 336, 212, 530
24, 777, 465, 658
25, 656, 153, 454
21, 894, 576, 403
21, 958, 505, 649
22. 545, 090, 553
25, 226, 326, 912
3, 931. 00
3, 599. 00
3, 724, 00
3, 269. 00
2, 939. 00
3, 143. 00
3, 219. 00
3, 481. 00
5, 249. 00
5, 306. 00
5, 496. 73
6, 196. 81
199. 00
1918-
255. 00
1919- -.-
238. 00
1920
148. 00
1921 -
108. 00
1922
127. 00
1923
86.00
1924 -.-
96.00
1925
176. 00
1926-
177. 00
1927 ..
202. 52
1928-.-
285.99
ALABAMA
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
2,097
21,844
38, 988
40, 789
52, 984
43, 009
43, 612
51,049
47, 591
26, 278
28, 540
27, 992
26, 891
$18. 469, 010
73, 508, 562
121, 250, 953
133, 470, 965
156, 604, 933
117,108,806
126, 908, 473
159,064,390
159, 918, 982
130, 024, 575
136, 523, 003
133, 224, 614
142, 167, 220
$8, 807. 00
3, 365. 00
3, 110. 00
3, 272. 00
2, 956. 00
2, 723. 00
2, 910. 00
3,116.00
3, 360. 00
4, 948. 00
4, 784. 00
4, 759. 38
5, 286. 79
$175, 989
2, 023, 984
4, 431, 563
4, 668, 465
4, 482, 805
2, 713, 826
2, 892, 298
2, 840, 975
2, 771, 221
2, 326, 213
2, 449, 196
2, 455, 166
4, 035, 792
ALASKA
1916
243
4,570
7,606
9,427
9,899
$1, 878, 419
10, 549, 506
15,434,987
18, 862, 034
19,400,775
$7, 730. 00
2, 308. 00
2,029.00
2. 001. 00
1, 960. 00
$17, 022
132, 769
316, 859
357, 783
248, 605
$70.00
1917- -.
29.00
1918
42.00
1919
38.00
1920
25.00
1921 »
1922 2
1923 2
1924 2
1925 2 -
1926 2
1927 2
1928 2
ARIZONA
1916--
994
12, 264
13, 701
20, 495
24,812
18, 477
20, 079
22, 899
21, 301
10,104
10, 509
11,059
11, 527
$11,777,241
39, 635, 508
41, 579, 450
61, 434, 347
67, 280, 486
48, 310, 197
48, 459, 738
59, 526, 474
58, 273, 049
41, 382, 939
41, 716, 578
45, 837, 158
58, 368, 659
$11,848.00
3, 232. 00
3, 035. 00
2, 997. 00
2, 712. 00
2, 615. 00
2, 413. 00
2, 599. 00
2, 735. 00
4, 096. 00
3, 970. 00
4, 144. 78
5, 063. 64
$191, 519
1, 019, 262
1, 724, 116
1, 816, 899
1, 325, 905
516, 637
687, 026
603, 100
511,987
544, 953
498, 896
697, 800
1, 600, 308
$193. 00
1917
83.00
1918 -
126.00
1919
89.00
1920--- -
53.00
1921. -....
28.00
1922- . -
34.00
1923
26.00
1924
24.00
1925 -
54.00
1926 -
47.00
1927- -
63.10
1928
138. 83
' Changes in the revenue acts aSecting the comparabihty of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on
basis of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. 1, 19-24.)
' Included in the State of Washington.
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Table 10. — -Individual returns, by States and Territories, for the years 1916 to
1928 ^- — Number of returns, net income, and tax — Continued
ARKANSAS
Year
Number of
returns
Net income
Tax
Total
Average
Total
Average
1916
2,255
17, 839
20, 612
33, 556
38, 113
33, 830
32, 072
35, 788
35, 484
20, 597
19, 363
17, 331
16, 660
$17, 683, 678
68, 296, 287
76, 354, 037
123, 704, 361
118,060,710
92, 616, 903
95, 625. 678
109, 793, 634
110,255.418
84, 474, 350
84, 661, 070
$7, 842. 00
3, 828. 00
3, 704. 00
3, 687. 00
3, 098. 00
2. 738. 00
2, 982. 00
3, 068. 00
3, 107. 00
4, 101. 00
4, 372. 00
$157, 513
1, 848, 177
3, 269, 477
4, 237, 673
3, 268, 450
1, 866, 164
2, 314, 409
2. 050, 416
1, 458, 499
1, 434, 504
1,481,272
1, 339, 952
877, 747
$70, 00
1917
104. 00
1918 ---
159.00
1919
126.00
1920
86.00
1921 --
55.00
1922
72.00
1923
57.00
1924
41.00
1925 .
70.00
1926
77.00
1927 >---
75,553,896 i 4,359.47
71, 689, 792 4. 303. 10
77.32
1928 — -
52.69
CALIFORNIA
1916
21, 208
182, 232
206, 471
266, 720
396, 973
386. 082
420, 923
517, 109
511,218
305, 074
315, 344
315, 566
316, 738
$228, 324, 945
632, 608, 546
701, 850, 380
981,170,941
1, 329, 006, 594
1,168,021,448
1, 357, 524, 521
1, 697, 902, 803
1. 741, 063, 671
1, 490, 419, 792
1, 571, 673, 688
1, 582, 576, 258
1, 765, 573, 139
$10, 766. 00
3, 471. 00
3. 399. 00
3. 679. 00
3. 348. 00
3, 025. 00
3. 225. 00
3, 283. 00
3, 406. 00
4, 885. 00
4, 984. 00
5, 015. 04
5, 574. 23
$3, 595, 636
20, 355, 424
36, 070, 926
48, 983, 856
50, 447, 505
36, 438, 432
43, 778, 932
39, 958, 780
37, 880, 658
37, 127, 167
46, 238, 346
46, 044, 994
63, 707, 136
$170. 00
1917
112.00
1918
175. 00
1919
184. 00
1920
127.00
1921
94.00
1922
104. 00
1923 -
77.00
1924
74.00
1925
122. 00
1926
147.00
1927
145. 91
1928.. -
201.14
COLORADO
1916
4,435
40, 627
54, 160
57, 526
74, 198
69, 676
67, 463
72, 366
73, 350
35, 808
35, 110
31, 727
31,091
$53, 854, 130
137, 853, 875
159,487,951
191, 001, 999
219. 277, 184
174,490,980
184, 572, 407
200, 572, 724
205, 087, 973
150,363,411
154, 804, 655
148, 473, 486
158, 931, 875
$12, 143. 00
3, 393. 00
2, 945. 00
3, 320. 00
2, 955. 00
2, 504. 00
2, 736. 00
2, 772. 00
2, 796. 00
4, 199. 00
4, 409. 00
4, 679. 72
5, 111. 83
$1, 055, 758
5, 184, 948
5, 844, 925
7, 196, 593
6, 766, 900
3. 862, 862
4, 869, 555
3, 267, 732
3, 162, 736
2, 840, 926
2, 959, 248
3, 307, 180
4, 459, 057
$238. 00
1917
128. 00
1918
108. 00
1919
125. 00
1920
91.00
1921 -
55.00
1922
72.00
1923
45.00
1924
43.00
1925...
79.00
1926
84.00
1927
104. 24
1928
143. 42
CONNECTICUT
1916
9,713
64, 472
86, 489
110,409
148, 195
123, 369
128, 431
149, 820
143, 406
74, 595
81, 449
77, 778
81, 063
$133. 858, 341
249, 186, 724
295, 617, 840
347, 929, 674
451, 737, 702
343, 017, 180
401, 720, 143
473, 804, 719
478, 174, 249
404, 498, 337
433, 776, 846
451, 001, 651
522, 496, 528
$13,781.00
3, 865. 00
3, 418. 00
3.151.00
3, 048. 00
2, 783. 00
3, 128. 00
3, 162. 00
3, 334. 00
5, 423. 00
5, 326. 00
5, 798. 58
6, 445. 56
$2, 824, 846
10, 595, 737
37, 690, 343
16,833,829
15, 774, 598
10, 633, 045
13, 130, 562
11, 199, 184
12,593.904
13.533,997
13,751,314
16,117,674
23, 104, 139
$291. 0(
1917
164. 01
1918
205.01
1919
152.01
1920
106.01
1921
86.01
1922
102. 0<
1923
75. 0(
1924
88. 0(
1925
181. OC
1926
169. OC
1927
207. %
1928
285.02
> Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on
basis of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. l,h>-24.)
STATISTICS OF INCOME
169
Table 10. — Individual returns, hy States and Territories, for the years 1916 to
1928 ' — Number of returns, net income, and tax — Continued
DELAWARE
Year
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
Number of
returns
1,346
8,032
10, 239
16, 059
18, 937
15,889
17,141
19, 202
18, 892
9,131
9,301
9,266
9,592
Net income
Total
$57, 798, ,10
56,159,176
48, 358, 031
62, 901, 249
55, 633, 321
43, 676, 893
53,981,068
57, 186, 685
64, 179, 747
54, 897, 972
70, 544, 423
90, 262, 899
107, 335, 477
Average
$42,941.00
7, 029. 00
4, 723. 00
3,917.00
2, 938. 00
2, 749. 00
3, 149. GO
2, 978. 00
3, 397. 00
6,012.00
7, 585. 00
9,741.30
11,190.10
Tax
Total
$3, 695, 605
9, 350, 461
7, 158, 522
7, 495, 453
2, 122, 025
1,284,365
1, 833, 712
1, 402, 093
2, 432, 617
2, 780, 200
5, 100, 884
7,970,035
10, 592, 886
Average
$2, 746. 00
1, 164. 00
699.00
467. 00
112.00
81.00
107. 00*
73.00
128.00
304.00
548. 00
860. 14
1, 104. 35
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
6,808
33, 737
50, 776
88, 616
109, 730
89, 966
77, 923
75, 796
77, 83G
•^3, 293
40, 024
39, 560
44, 183
$67, 334, 621
113,499,332
15f , 963, 835
234, 959, 904
299, 802, 574
248, 345, 804
231, 328, 739
221, 950, 528
253, 312, 253
200. 353, 699
198,055,768
198,938,042
227, 620, 606
$9, 891. 00
3, 364. 00
3, 052. 00
2,651.00
2, 732. 00
2, 760. 00
2, 969. 00
2, 928. 00
3, 254. 00
4, 628. 00
4, 918. 00
5, 028. 77
5,151.77
$1, 068, 644
4, 499, 820
8, 832, 200
8, 869, 833
9, 468, 632
7, 704, 564
8, 336, 587
6, 097, 678
5,765,861
5,718,046
5, 526, 436
6, 027, 133
7, 474, 643
$157. 00
133. 00
174. 00
100. 00
86.00
86.00
107. 00
80.00
74.00
132. 00
138. 00
152. 35
169. 17
FLORIDA
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1,779
15,336
19, 102
31, 107
42,210
42, 249
41,531
49, 591
64, 306
76,213
56, 109
40, 080
32, 155
$17, 401, 202
54, 378, 496
63,681,401
107, 362, 976
U\, 105, 124
119, 557, 316
132,047,020
156,500,260
250, 963, 654
649, 932, 382
322,601,033
206,917,657
178, 843, 603
$9,781.00
3, 546. 00
3,334.00
3,451.00
3, 343. 00
2, 830. 00
3,179.00
3,155.00
3, 902. 00
8, 528. 00
5, 750. 00
6, 162. 62
5,561.92
$322, 636
1,584,917
2, 367, 463
4, 363, 089
5, 242, 705
2, 929, 409
4, 059, 859
3, 693, 955
7, 229, 272
28, 857, 801
10,415,636
6, 047, 244
7, 714, 261
$181.00
103.00
124. 00
140. 00
124. 00
69.00
98.00
74.00
112.00
379. 00
186. 00
150. 88
239. 91
GEORGIA
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922.
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
3,444
38, 252
39, 073
58, 930
73, 325
67, 719
69, 988
71,341
62, 651
37,410
36, 744
33, 818
32, 921
$32, 992, 965
1.37,775,612
148, 366, 439
219,471,959
228, 619, 716
180,311,466
199, 432, 531
222, 888, 344
210,908,421
177,203,659
171,146,482
167,407,479
167, 063, 587
$9, 580. 00
3,601.00
3, 797. 00
3, 724. 00
3,118.00
2, 663. 00
2, 850. 00
3,124.00
3, 366. 00
4,737.00
4, 658. 00
4, 950. 25
5,074.68
$378, 062
3, 250, 342
7, 077, 184
9, 134, 092
7,697,693
3, 892, 645
4, 557, 769
3, 766, 159
3, 398, 860
3, 529, 883
2, 888, 409
3, 612, 724
3, 806, 534
$110.00
85.00
181.00
155.00
105.00
57.00
65.00
52.00
54.00
94.00
79.00
106. 83
115.63
' Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on
basis of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. 1, 19-24.)
170
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 10. — Individual returns, by States and Territories, for the years 1916 to
1928 1 — Number of returns, net income, and tax — Continued
HAWAII
Year
Number of
returns
Net income
Tax
Total
Average
Total
Average
1916
1,144
3,131
4,242
8,136
13. 715
11,481
11, 597
12, 421
12, 387
9,306
9,146
9,252
8,047
$20, 362, 022
21, 888, 755
20, 054, 940
33, 164, 366
55, 572, 896
37, 840, 014
37, 122, 696
42,829,250
46, 395, 290
41, 465, 375
42, 950, 279
44,618,510
43, 349, 731
$17, 799. 00
6, 991. 00
4, 728. 00
4, 076. 00
4. 052. 00
3, 296. 00
3, 201. 00
3, 448. 00
3, 745. 00
4, 456. 00
4, 696. 00
4, 822. 58
5,387.07
$366, 802
1, 174, 831
1,857,352
2, 145, 194
4, 075, 539
1, 451, 776
1, 387, 398
1, 319, 276
1, 481, 883
944, 053
1, 096, 213
1, 200, 544
1,311,756
$321 00
1917
376. 00
1918
438 00
1919 -
264 00
1920
297. 00
1921
126 00
1922
120 00
1923
106 00
1924
120 00
1925
101 00
1926
120 00
1927
129 76
1928
163 01
IDAHO
1916.
1917,
1918.
1919
1920.
1921.
1922.
1923.
1924.
1925.
1926.
1927.
1928.
756
16,414
19,249
21, 448
25, 755
22, 976
23, 369
25, 012
21, 436
12, 907
11,617
10, 673
$7, 927, 064
46, 465, 514
55, 954, 296
65, 472, 540
67, 391, 639
49, 737, 718
51, 166, 793
58, 393, 333
52,301,491
40, 443, 781
39, 887, 951
38, 448, 758
37, 121, 872
$10, 486. 00
2, 831. 00
2, 907. 00
3, 053. 00
2, 617. 00
2, 165. 00
2, 190. 00
2, 335. 00
2, 439. 00
3, 133. 00
3, 434. 00
3, 602. 43
3, 784. 86
$140, 496
S39, 646
1,493,518
1, 475, 023
1, 086, 614
493, 658
478, 706
426, 196
261, 008
170,912
184, 344
247, 272
283, 172
ILLINOIS
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926,
1927,
1928,
37, 525
319, 497
366, 918
422, 229
542, 467
611, 558
614, 449
676, 489
652, 501
357, 448
374, 725
378, 859
373, 621
1, 119,
1, 256,
1, 662,
1, 836,
1, 833,
1, 927,
2, 272,
2, 413,
1, 975,
1, 995,
2, 093,
2, 392,
290, 833
960, 600
309, 485
796, 441
956, 942
920, 436
637, 451
960, 122
605, 350
436. 222
011,009
908, 574
631, 092
$12, 906. 00
3, 505. 00
3, 424. 00
3, 938. 00
3, 386. 00
2, 999. 00
3, 137. 00
3, 359. 00
3, 699. 00
5, 527. 00
5, 324. 00
5, 526. 87
6, 403. 90
$10, 947, 250
49, 103, 261
84, 560, 642
99, 398, 236
85, 409, 203
68, 574, 351
77, 196, 407
62, 880, 129
66, 583, 239
64, 791, 507
64, 213, 839
73, 796, 361
110, 659, 199
INDIANA
1916
1917
1918,
1919
1920
1921.
1922,
1923.
1924.
1925.
1926.
1927.
1928.
7,004
85,021
104, 581
130, 383
189, 587
150, 300
153, 469
178, 831
156, 845
80,300
77, 126
76, 703
75, 376
$74, 637, 683
261, 265, 426
325, 549, 440
417,323,251
556, 061, 991
406, 242, 138
426, 365, 818
510, 507, 072
461, 717, 343
344, 266, 673
358, 624, 820
349, 434, 464
365, 336, 866
$10, 656. 00
3, 073. 00
3,113.00
3, 201. 00
2, 933. 00
2, 703. 00
2, 778. 00
2, 854. 00
2, 944. 00
4, 287. 00
4, 650. 00
4, 555. 68
4, 846. 86
$1, 165, 961
5, 978, 782
11,456,898
13, 541, 245
15, 780, 124
8, 973, 653
9,578,511
7, 882, 768
6, 655, 560
7, 508, 733
9, 934, 476
8, 884, 047
10, 100, 848
' Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on
basis of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. 1, 19-24.)
STATISTICS OF INCOME
171
Table 10.- — Individual returns, by States and Territories, for the years 1916 to
1928 ' — Number of returns, net income, and tax — Continued
IOWA
Year
Number of
returns
Net income
Tax
Total
Average
Total
Average
1916
8,497
114,970
118, 933
133, 796
183, 398
111,483
131, 870
135, 864
110,404
50, 379
49,476
45, 349
40, 789
$65, 604, 874
337, 283, 861
450, 267, 585
527, 162, 054
631, 560, 789
313,762,935
359, 562, 822
363, 242, 331
298, 734, 381
198, 735, 930
203, 015, 362
190, 436, 034
221, 881, 247
$7, 721. 00
2,934.00
3, 786. 00
3, 940. 00
3, 444. 00
2, 814. 00
2, 727. 00
2, 673. 00
2, 706. 00
3, 945. 00
4, 103. 00
4, 199. 34
5, 439. 73
$518, 845
5, 445, 816
15, 928, 158
15, 807, 707
18, 776, 990
5, 837, 960
5, 466, 397
4, 126, 470
3, 123, 808
3,111,096
2,917,845
3,310,099
6,216,041
$61. 00
47.00
134. 00
118.00
102. 00
52.00
41.00
30 00
1917
1918 -
1919.-
1920
1921
1922 -..
1923
1924
28.00
62 00
1925 --
1926
59.00
72 99
1927
1928
152 40
KANSAS
4,290
63,065
64,794
76, 451
99, 255
88, 785
86, 915
86,291
84, 080
34, 284
32, 732
35, 575
32, 929
$39, 638, 465
202, 159, 002
218, 524, 054
264, 971, 649
306,413,429
217, 237, 297
211,061,984
215, 346, 538
203, 034, 515
141,511, 127
153, 673, 206
157, 394, 402
162, 394, 758
$9, 240. 00
3, 206. 00
3, 373. 00
3, 466. 00
3, 087. 00
2, 447. 00
2, 428. 00
2, 495. 00
2, 415. 00
4, 128. 00
4, 695. 00
4,424.30
4,931.66
$555,
5, 428,
7, 880,
9, 138,
8,351,
3, 392,
3,246,
2, 118,
1,918,
2, 222,
2, 756,
2, 240,
2, 928,
$130. 00
86.00
122. 00
120. 00
84.00
38.00
37.00
24.00
23.00
65.00
84.00
62.99
88.92
KENTUCKY
3,887
34, 692
47, 098
59, 332
78, 258
69, 496
69, 666
79, 091
72, 119
37,315
32, 821
33, 004
35, 367
$38, 506, 976
1^. 826, 244
166, 350, 127
215. 977, 422
243, 879, 230
192, 273, 937
200, CM 8, 892
214,415,879
238,094,411
180,217,420
169, 100, 987
172, 582, 213
193, 766, 254
$9, 907. 00
3, 598. 00
3, 532. 00
3, 640. 00
3,116.00
2, 767. 00
2, 872. 00
2,711.00
3, 301. 00
4. 830. 00
5, 152. 00
5, 229. 13
5, 478. 73
$384, 497
2, 943, 196
7, 918. 960
7, 595, 384
7, 292. 098
4, 297, 470
4, 676. 804
3, 723, 960
3. 805, 669
3, 299, 792
3, 226, 344
4, 027, 734
5, 639, 394
$99. 00
85.00
168. 00
128. 00
93.00
02.00
67.00
47.00
53.00
88.00
98.00
122. 04
159. 45
LOUISIANA
1916 . . ...
4,517
32,317
33, 432
52, 871
09, 340
67, 960
66, 972
67, 440
67, 658
40, 695
38. 996
37, 293
36, 981
.$51, 274, 633
134, 349, 180
137, 261, 983
201, 753, 808
237, 109, 145
197. 897, 146
203. 664, 606
213, 802, 450
221,133,422
195,585,488
185, 478, 850
175, 254, 161
184, 035, 325
$11,351.00
4, 157. 00
4, 106. 00
3, 815. 00
3, 420. 00
2, 912. 00
3,041.00
3, 170. 00
3, 268. 00
4, 806. 00
4, 756. 00
4, 699. 38
4, 976. 48
$778, 693
4, 936, 825
9, 353, 518
12, 888, 655
9, 626, 591
5, 304, 522
5, 353, 574
4, 438, 454
3, 528, 511
3, 850, 206
3,311,535
3, 174, 839
4, 380, 028
$172. 00
1917
153. 00
1918
280.00
1919
244.00
1920
139. 00
1921
78.00
1922
80.00
1923
66.00
1924
52.00
1925
95.00
1926.. . . . .
85.00
1927
85.13
1928
118.44
> Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on basis
of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample. (See
pp. 1, 19-24.)
107095—30-
-12
172
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 10. — Individual returns, by States and Territories, for the years 1916 to
1928 '■ — Number of returns, net income, and tax — Continued
MAINE
Year
Number of
returns
Net income
Total
Average
Tax
Total
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1921
1925
1926
1927
1928
2,823
17,112
25, 104
34, 578
47,717
44, 397
43, 041
48, 435
42, 254
19, 444
19, 709
18,710
18,611
$30, i35, 945
66, 950, 710
84, 033, 212
112,562,525
143, 455, 545
124, 628, 679
129,857,441
li2, 964, 209
135, 221, 259
97, 927, 563
107,979,178
103, 080, 848
111,558,275
$10,781.00
3, 913. 00
3, 347. 00
3, 255. 00
3, 006. 00
2, 807. 00
3, 017. 00
2, 952. 00
3, 200. 00
5, 036. 00
5, 479. 00
5, 509. 40
5, 994. 21
$371, 367
2, 467, 852
4, 263, 003
4, 468, 876
4,892,419
3, 974, 861
3, 896, 892
2, 785, 696
2, 568, 353
2, 718, 658
3,419,490
3, 300, 741
4,262,498
MARYLAND
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
9, 674
50, 954
80, 085
80, 373
108, 000
1 12. 903
110,896
127, 770
126, 226
66, 1.52
67, 160
65, 099
65, 258
$121,
244,
287,
330,
390,
368,
386,
401,
467,
362,
374,
390,
409,
009, 054
291,849
423, 572
111,972
781,048
691,062
830, 235
259, 584
225, 699
484, 9,50
758, 859
671, 215
371,465
$12, 509. 00
4, 289. 00
3, 589. 00
3, 822. 00
3,618.00
3, 264. 00
3, 488. 00
3, 140. 00
3,701.00
5, 480. 00
5, 580. 00
6, 001. 19
6,273.12
$2, 405, 523
12, 325, 524
20, 252, 137
21,931,984
20,257,233
14, 537, 303
15, 363, 705
11,540,437
12,073,312
11,623,229
11,517,168
13, 859, 686
16, 126, 803
MASSACHUSETTS
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
32, 291
156,111
209, 786
268, 307
401, 770
388, 442
397,241
415, 100
378, 049
221, 530
224, 042
214, 356
215,559
$474,
717,
868,
1,090,
1, 368,
1, 153,
1, 237,
1,413,
1, 320,
1, 132,
1, 147,
1,189,
1, 357,
292, 762
512, 002
460,461
808, 058
406, 648
008, 156
893, 477
015. 99-;
156, 959
289, 870
576, 498
273,214
076, 374
$14,688.00
4, 596. 00
4, 140. 00
4, 065. 00
3,406.00
2, 968. 00
3,116.00
3,404.00
3, 492. 00
5,111.00
5, 122. 00
5, 548. 12
6, 295. 61
$10, 892, 685
44, 478, 907
81,307,340
86, 566, 938
69, 368, 994
46, 534, 644
57, 781, 194
42, 527, 993
40, 857, 137
41,052,088
37,115,976
43, 949, 866
59, 738, 973
MICHIGAN
1916
11, 448
111,562
135, 349
181, 662
305, 075
250, 147
267, 953
350, 072
323, 733
188, 669
176,804
175, 806
179, 886
$162, 533, 104
387, 824, 910
415,313,164
665,475,193
895, 679, 238
657, 779, 854
790,411,946
1,041,933,086
1,045,850,046
910,910,113
905, 814, 790
950, 085, 831
1,006,529,992
$14,198.00
3, 476. 00
3, 068. 00
3, 663. 00
2, 936. 00
2, 630. 00
2, 972. 00
2, 976. 00
3,231.00
4, 828. 00
5, 123. 00
5, 404. 05
5,928.78
$3,340,682
15, 159, 388
22, 336, 385
55, 958, 378
40. 493, 261
24, 197, 840
34, 965, 003
28,0.51.017
30, 983, 705
33,263,014
32,408,357
35, 599, 799
50,601,040
$292.00
1917
136.00
1918
165.00
1919 -
308.00
1920
133.00
1921..
97.00
1922
130.00
1923
80.00
1924
96.00
1925
176.00
1926
183.00
1927
202.49
1928
281.29
1 Changes in the revenue acts aflectinp; the comparability of st.itistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on basis
of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample. (See
pp. 1, 19-24.)
STATISTICS OF INCOME
173
Table 10. — Individual returns, hy States and Territories, for the years 1916 to
1928 ' — Number of returns, ne' income, and tax — Continued
MINNESOTA
Year
Number of
returns
Net income
Tax
Total
Average
Total
Average
1916
7,556
80,009
84, 515
123, 914
154, 118
124, 501
122, 885
134, 360
128, 237
71,291
64, 227
61, 439
60, 752
$93, 201, 384
275, 510, 103
291, 074, 629
383, 920, 683
453, 212, 241
340, 833, 699
348, 740, 625
372, 376, 782
375, 588, 940
305, 945, 206
296, 414, 294
295, 070, 416
340, 152, 949
$12, 335. 00
3, 443. 00
3, 444. 00
3, 098. 00
2, 941. 00
2, 738. 00
2, 838. 00
2, 771. 00
2,929.00
4, 292. 00
4, 615. 00
4, 812. 42
5, 599. 04
$1, 553, 282
8, 356, 172
15, 262, 760
15, 696, 465
15, 169, 869
8, 697, 117
9, 419, 301
7, 083, 527
6, 720, 567
6, 125, 915
6,475,311
7, 383, 307
11, 925, 077
$206 00
1917 -
104 00
1918-
181 00
1919
127 00
1920
98 00
1921
70 00
1922_ .-
77 00
1923
53 00
1924.
52 00
1925 - ..
86 00
1926
101 00
1927 -
120 17
1928
196 29
MISSISSIPPI
1,440
15, 382
19, 949
23,804
28,022
25, 614
26, 897
27,851
27, 213
16, 985
17, 196
16, 964
16, 140
$14, 831, 796
61, 763, 713
70, 323, 185
101, 262, 053
83, 954, 352
60, 104, 438
76, 981, 743
83, 494, 009
82, 652, 945
73, 750, 950
64, 859, 892
64, 878, 684
64, 689, 480
$10, 300. 00
4, 015. 00
3, 525. 00
4, 254. 00
2, 996. 00
2, 347. 00
2, 862. 00
2, 998. 00
3, 037. 00
4, 342. 00
3, 772. 00
3, 824. 49
4, 008. 02
$195, 054
2, 252, 612
3, 542, 849
5, 634, 901
2, 495, 207
1, 069, 136
1, 803, 632
1, 685, 439
1, 155, 729
989, 451
643, 744
810, 429
763, 702
$135. 00
146.00
178.00
237.00
89.00
42.00
67.00
61.00
42.00
58.00
37.00
48.13
47.32
MISSOURI
12, 956
91, 608
110, 890
125, 248
162, 199
172, 519
173, 728
192, 282
186, 784
109, 059
99,509
96, 407
99,295
$147, 069,
362, 026,
409, 013,
470, 443,
548, 130,
499,911,
526, 387,
605, 275,
632, 532,
533, 836,
512, 801,
501, 495,
563, 951,
351.00
952. 00
688.00
756.00
379. 00
898. 00
030. 00
148.00
386.00
895. 00
153. 00
201. 85
679. 56
$2, 373, 327
10, 880, 241
20, 716, 692
22, 146, 510
21, 877, 701
14, 660, 351
15, 972, 706
13, 085, 218
12, 373, 492
14, 246, 816
13, 496, 872
13, 738, 256
18, 910, 977
$183. 00
119.00
187.00
177.00
136.00
85.00
92.00
68.00
66.00
131.00
136. 00
142. 50
190. 45
MONTANA
1,801
28,646
34. 464
42, 593
45, 557
36, 907
38,044
42, 809
44,011
19, 239
16, 191
18, 651
17, 112
$19, 467, 019
81,207,992
90, 091, 830
108, 380, 657
109, 348, 194
81, 527, 662
83, 903, 851
99, 255, 947
107, 241, 911
66, 825, 486
59, 289, 994
69, 654, 023
72, 908, 121
$10, 809. 00
2, 835. 00
2, 614. 00
2, 545. 00
2, 400. 00
2,209.00
2, 205. 00
2, 318. 00
2, 437. 00
3, 473. 00
3, 662. 00
3, 734. 60
4, 260. 64
$304, 448
1, 548, 582
3, 012, 902
2, 413, 463
2, 033, 190
1, 051, 863
1, 029, 195
721, 406
731,111
580, 196
501, 833
867, 944
1, 298, 024
$169. 00
54.00
87.00
57.00
45.00
29.00
27.00
17.00
17.00
30.00
35.00
46.54
75.85
' Changes in tbie revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on basis
of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample. (See
pp. 1, 19-24.)
174
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 10.
-Individual returns, by States and Territories, for the years 1916 to
1928 '- — Number oj returns, net income, and tax — Continued
NEBRASKA
Year
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923.
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
Number of
returns
4,286
82, 472
96,049
87,344
97,729
71, 853
67, 503
70, 545
66,512
35, 661
33, 532
32, 170
31,426
Net income
Total
$36, 559, 607
251, 988, 895
306, 053, 565
287, 457, 592
306, 362, 700
179, 905, 513
177, 969, 193
195, 162, 562
189, 371, 665
141, 877, 975
134, 153, 838
130, 131, 079
139,471,054
Average
$8, 530. 00
3, 055. 00
3, 186. 00
3, 291. 00
3, 135. 00
2, 504. 00
2, 636. 00
2, 766. 00
2, 847. 00
3, 979. 00
4, 001. 00
4,045.11
4, 438. 08
Tax
Total
$347, 778
5, 285, 238
9, 373, 582
8, 639, 003
8, 363, 305
3, 328, 145
3, 165, 433
2, 534, 257
1, 848, 121
1, 732, 535
1, 381, 307
1, 427, 747
2, 109, 341
NEVADA
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1936
1927
1928
364
6,623
7,097
8,740
10, 381
9,719
9,723
10, 467
10,664
6,164
4,797
4,702
4,477
$2, 799, 775
16,423,316
17, 826, 669
20, 887, 132
25, 337, 934
22, 455, 508
22, 397, 460
25,711,611
27, 534, 276
19, 661, 369
16, 795, 822
17, 443, 233
20, 109, 392
$7, 692. 00
2, 480. 00
2, 512. 00
2, 390. 00
2, 441. 00
2, 310. 00
2, 304. 00
2, 456. 00
2, 582. 00
3, 190. 00
3, 501. 00
3, 709. 75
4,491.71
$18, 505
241, 944
412,342
435, 002
390, 077
329, 296
258, 732
241, 291
184, 334
178, 361
195, 497
228, 799
477, 673
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1,735
10, 809
17,317
25, 601
35, 983
32, 410
31, 787
36, 876
31, 532
16, 413
15, 276
14, 484
14, 132
$19, 557,
42, 843,
56, 889,
78, 565,
100, 431,
82, 352,
85, 577,
104, 852,
94, 132,
70, 117,
66, 743,
70, 560,
72, 610,
11,272.00
3, 964. 00
3, 2S5. 00
3, 069. 00
2, 791. 00
2, 541. 00
2, 692. 00
2, 843. 00
2, 985. 00
4, 272. 00
4, 369. 00
4,871.65
5, 138. 00
$258, 173
1, 517, 183
2, 827, 724
2,811,830
2, 720, 793
1, 759, 290
2, 133, 631
1, 643, 150
1, 377, 393
1, 218, 822
1, 201, 298
1, 824, 931
1, 991, 854
NEW JERSEY
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
19, 701
134, 960
185, 706
231, 757
296, 989
269, 096
301, 834
293, 503
299, 904
150, 874
176, 320
195, 467
196, 681
$2.54,
521,
653,
828,
977,
856,
1, 032,
1, 050,
1, 177,
943,
1, 032,
1,117,
1,241,
068, 880
042, 424
112,589
428, 672
853, 627
856, 058
262, 375
741, 177
421,081
672, 751
297, 571
398, 064
411,359
$12, 896. 00
3, 861. 00
3,517.00
3, 575. 00
3, 293. 00
3, 184. 00
3, 420. 00
3, 580. 00
3, 926. 00
6, 255. 00
5, 855. 00
5, 716. 56
6,311.80
$5, 545, 231
25, 710, 042
43, 109, 648
47, 321, 422
43, 275, 477
33, 258, 294
40, 982, 616
30, 552, 642
31,941,148
32, 383, 155
32, 858, 092
38,911,894
51, 889, 941
> Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparabihty of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under .$5,000 estimated on basis
of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample. (See
pp. 1, 19-24.)
STATISTICS OF INCOME
175
Table 10. — Individual returns, by States and Territories, for the years 1916 to
1928 ^—Number of returns, net income, and tax- — Continued
NEW MEXICO
Year
Number of
returns
Net income
Tax
Total
Average
Total
Average
1916 --
813
11,616
13, 084
10, 757
13, 656
11,780
11,553
12, 202
11,595
7,203
6,513
6,462
6,686
$7,486,732
31, 644, 721
36,591,416
31, 587, 990
36, 923, 120
27, 838, 165
28, 982, 814
32, 667, 610
31,951,117
23, 994, 717
24, 631, 507
26, 288, 148
29, 995, 501
$9, 209. 00
2, 724. 00
2, 797. 00
2, 937. 00
2, 704. 00
2, 363. 00
2, 509. 00
2, 677. 00
2, 756. 00
3,331.00
3, 782. 00
4,068.11
4,486.31
$83, 935
713, 829
989, 825
774,470
612, 573
351, 629
383, 750
337, 354
223, 842
178, 762
227, 471
283,403
464,430
$103. 00
1917.
61.00
1918
76.00
1919
72.00
1920
45.00
1921
30.00
1922
33.00
1923
28.00
1924
19.00
1925 . ...
25 00
1926
35.00
1927
43.86
1928
69.46
NEW YORK
1916 93,155 $1,922,864,651
1917 489,089: 2,774,035,148
1918 : 559,753 , 2,719,713,784
1919 ! 683,085 1 3,436,343,179
1920 I 1,047,634 4,030,623,696
1921 1,066,637! 3,617,757,104
1922 • 1,102,748 4,110,588,989
1923 ' 1,221,651 4,565,314,898
1924 ; 1,215,640 5,144,766,182
1925 : 751,941 4,903,288,994
1926 ' 753,044 4,984,020,281
1927 ...I 766,974 5,398,451,005
1928 780,418 '■ 6,458,089,207
$20,
5,
4,
5,
3,
3,
3,
3,
4,
G,
6,
7,
641.00
672.00
859. 00
031.00
847.00
392. 00
727. 00
737. 00
232. 00
521. 00
619. 00
038. 64
275. 15
$77, 970, 521
251, 785, 795
354,263,417
399, 792, 351
286,607,280
210, 768, 379
273, 960, 079
192,311,565
236, 774, 567
252, 157, 834
247, 164, 324
305, 210, 059
451, 606, 998
$837. 00
515. 00
633. 00
585. 00
274. 00
198. 00
248.00
157. 00
195. 00
335. 00
328. 00
397. 94
578. 67
NORTH CAROLINA
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
2,207
22, 977
21, 738
37, 185
47,342
44, 161
58. 009
68, 191
63, 864
38, 740
35, 332
33, 398
30, 997
$24, 825, 826
84, 220, 131
89,748,811
161,613,467
163, 799, 837
127, 992, 951
171, 929, 259
206,638,618
200, 888, 953
161, 623, 754
153,231,981
155,916,827
161, 039, 786
$11, 249. 00
3, 665. 00
4, 129. 00
4, 346. 00
3, 460. 00
2, 898. 00
2, 964. 00
3, 030. 00
3, 145. 00
4, 172. 00
4, 337. 00
4, 668. 45
5, 195. 33
$560, 970
2, 747, 673
5, 575, 001
10, 010, 348
9, 620, 675
3, 760, 499
4,908,611
4, 767, 257
3, 777, 873
3, 178, 767
3, 398, 245
4, 519, 870
6,051,641
$254.00
120. 00
256. 00
269. 00
203. 00
85.00
85.00
70.00
59.00
82.00
96.00
135. 33
195. 23
NORTH DAKOTA
1916
1,176
20,941
29, 120
27, 375
24, 209
18,440
18, 750
18, 054
19, 160
11,715
9,881
9,758
9,710
$9, 219, 055
61, 233, 723
89,586,415
80, 190, 946
66, 188, 434
43, 032, 753
43, 767, 089
42, 973, 996
48, 689, 794
35, 695, 178
33, 169, 117
33, 252, 341
34, 878, 015
$7, 839. 00
2, 924. 00
3, 076. 00
2, 929. 00
2, 734. 00
2, 334. 00
2, 334. 00
2, 380. 00
2,541.00
3, 047. 00
3, 357. 00
3, 407. 70
3, 591. 97
$66, 344
936, 862
2, 219, 954
1, 360, 509
1, 105, 801
485, 783
453, 219
276, 288
268, 090
162, 589
180, 012
187, 635
209, 440
$56. 00
1917 . .
45.00
1918
76.00
1919
50.00
1920 '.
46.00
1921
26.00
1922
24.00
1923.
15.00
1924
14.00
1925
14.00
1926
18.00
1927
19.23
1928
21.57
' Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on basis
of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample. (See
pp. 1, 19-24.)
176
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 10. — Individual returns, by States and Territories, for the years 1916 to
1928 ■ — Number of returns, net income, and tax — Continued.
OHIO
Year
Number of
leturns
Net income
Total
Average
Tax
Total
Average
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
21, 774
190, 273
306, 918
308, 309
447, 998
367, 096
364, 988
463, 017
418, 048
224, 643
231. 196
222, 707
218, 479
$318,
740,
993,
1, 075,
1, 407,
1, 060,
1, 138,
1, 457,
1, 403,
1, 141,
1, 146,
1, 153,
1, 302,
822,511
406, 422
314,432
115,926
388, 003
027, 926
934, 714
696, 567
748, 590
453, 071
495, 871
756, 214
762, 001
$14, 642. 00
3, 891. 00
3, 236. 00
3, 487, 00
3, 142. 00
2, 888. 00
3, 120. 00
3, 148. 00
3, 358. 00
5, 081. 00
4, 959. 00
5, ISO. 60
5, 962. 87
$7, 722, 306
31,928,937
55, 170, 252
56, 505, 315
56, 285, 168
33, 574, 094
39, 310, 406
33, 061, 877
32, 061, 822
30, 321, 360
32, 839, 052
35, 519, 337
55, 393, 575
OKLAHOMA
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
2,539
48, 758
46, 818
61,500
81, 785
69, 381
72, 063
70, 189
63, 357
40, 825
37, 497
39, 806
37, 261
.$66,811,462
170, 751, 358
163, 678, 297
242, 184, 301
295, 790, 791
191, 816, 067
217, 555, 604
221, 293, 177
211,271,658
219, 960, 990
223, 036, 805
212, 341, 656
211,061,345
$26, 314. 00
3, 502. 00
3, 496. 00
3, 938. 00
3, 617. 00
2, 765. 00
3, 019, 00
3, 153. 00
3, 335. 00
5, 388. 00
5, 948. 00
5, 334. 41
5, 664. 40
$4. 347, 797
5, 682, 493
7, 649, 280
12, 207, 129
13, 548, 211
4, 206, 507
6,414,336
3, 909, 926
3, 794, 477
6,897,119
8, 134, 654
6, 232, 124
6, 446, 274
OREGON
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
2,800
25, 071
34, 592
49, 663
67, 640
62, 804
61, 879
69, 123
66, 669
32, 542
30, 955
33, 903
29, 333
$24, 968, 572
84, 746, 023
111,601,050
166, 240, 606
193, 662, 281
159, 574, 639
161, 226, 232
189, 854, 013
189, 884, 373
132, 022, 718
135, 030, 190
140, 739, 425
132, 829, 673
$8, 917. 00
3, 380. 00
3, 226. 00
3, 347. 00
2, 863. 00
2,541.00 I
2, 606. 00
2, 747. 00
2, 848. 00
4, 057. 00
4, 362. 00
4, 151. 24
4, 528. 34
$337, 051
3, 298, 630
6, 049, 987
8, 232, 437
6, 649, Oil
4, 951, 580
4, 239, 789
2, 891, 804
2, 025, 068
1, 787, 992
2, 175, 322
1, 920, 597
2, 387, 276
$120. 00
132. 00
17.5. 00
166. 00
98.00
79.00
69.00
42.00
30.00
55.00
70.00
56. 65
81.39
PENNSYLVANIA
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
40, 289
328. 171
518, 729
539. 172
672, 746
621, 103
587, 770
740, 478
713, 427
376, 923
397, 575
381, 374
361, 220
$643,
1, 360,
1, 770,
1, 838,
2, 212,
1, 937,
2, 005,
2, 478,
2, 548,
2,031,
2, 138,
2, 091,
2, 204,
243, 991
802, 293
848, 133
002, 395
178, 029
291, 858
570, 020
751,471
132, 809
305, 849
168, 594
825, 217
955, 406
$15, 966. 00
4, 147. 00
3, 414. 00
3, 409. 00
3, 288. 00
3,119.00
3,412.00
3, 347. 00
3, 572. 00
5, 389. 00
5, 378. 00
5, 484. 88
6, 104. 19
$17,
79,
137,
128,
118,
84,
93,
73,
"7,
73,
76,
78,
96,
612, 739
454, 848
781, 370
195, 161
750, 989
660, 220
573, 559
266, 630
873, 521
364, 345
887, 315
674, 525
772, 465
$437. 00
242.00
266. 00
238. 00
177. 00
136. 00
159. 00
99.00
109. 00
195.00
193. 00
206. 29
267. 90
' Changes in the revenue acts afiecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns o f
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on basis
of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample. (See
pp. 1, 19-24.)
STATISTICS OF INCOME
177
Table 10. — Individual returns, by States and Territories, for the years 1916 to
1928 ' — Number of returns, net income, and tax — Continued
RHODE ISLAND
Year
Net income
Tax
Number of
returns
Total
Average
Total
Average
3,745
$65, 257, 163
$17, 425. 00
$1,915,104
$511. 00
23, 927
112, 129, 569
4, 686. 00
8,805,953
368. 00
32, 921
129, 630, 322
3,938.00
13, 512, 766
410. 00
39, 936
146,109,811
3, 659. 00
11, 234, 132
281,00
53, 128
180, 303, 990
3, 394. 00
11,685,163
220. 00
48, 057
157,568,411
3, 279. 00
9, 236, 328
192. 00
50, 076
171,409,669
3, 423. 00
9, 351, 580
187. 00
66, 965
214, 749, 602
3, 207. 00
6, 658, 089
99.00
48, 792
191, 556, 190
3, 926. 00
6, 722, 491
138. 00
29, 123
160, 955, 280
5, 527. 00
5,817,977
200. 00
26, 362
155, 050, 974
5, 882. 00
5, 545, 787
210. 00
25, 184
157, 464, 733
6, 252. 57
6, 332, 169
251.44
25, 801
176, 225, 164
6,830.17
8,093,013
313.67
SOUTH CAROLINA
1916
1,204
22, 321
20, 239
37, 296
33,044
25, 160
26, 830
28,225
28,090
15, 727
13, 809
14, 310
13, 725
$9, 882, 947
70,917,349
73, 855, 345
142, 688, 832
109, 246, 657
68, 255, 825
72, 755, 770
87, 031, 355
79, 613, 886
57, 661, 544
53, 060, 331
55, 218, 679
55, 510, 360
$8, 208. 00
3, 177. GO
3, 649. 00
3, 826. 00
3, 306. 00
2, 713. 00
2, 712. 00
3, 083. 00
2, 834. 00
3, 666. 00
3, 842. 00
3, 858. 75
4, 044. 47
$77, 198
1,815,909
2, 732, 593
5, 192, 020
3, 236, 875
1, 246, 523
1, 268, 305
1, 555, 315
727,462
430, 879
420, 164
554, 731
716, 628
$64.00
1917
81.00
1918.. -
135.00
1919-
139. 00
1920 -.- -
98.00
1921 „
50.00
1922 —
47.00
1923 -
55.00
1924
26.00
1925. -
27.00
1926 -
30.00
1927 . -.
38.77
1928..
52.21
SOUTH DAKOTA
1916-.
971
39, 654
45, 505
38,614
34, 670
21, 681
21,465
21,928
26,506
17, 086
12, 414
10,969
10,649
$7,474,252
109, 794, 860
151,725,486
133, 174, 792
103, 578, 036
47,087,498
48,949,551
50, 170, 861
66, 124, 303
53,971,360
38, 153, 263
35, 906, 515
38,954,968
$7,697.00
2, 769. 00
3, 334. 00
3, 449. 00
2, 988. 00
2,172.00
2, 280. 00
2, 288. 00
2, 495. 00
3, 159. 00
3, 073. 00
3, 273. 45
3, 658. 09
$48, 563
1, 171, 328
4, 139, 239
3, 124, 066
2, 228, 187
524, 653
548, 688
350, 312
306, 097
192, 460
208, 893
209, 667
321,516
$50.00
1917 —
30.00
1918
91.00
1919..
81.00
1920.
64.00
1921...
24.00
1922 -
26.00
1923
16.00
1924
12.00
1925 -.
11.00
1926.
17.00
1927
19.11
1928
30. 19
TENNESSEE
1916
4,414
31,451
38,232
50, 789
65, 054
60, 949
63, 555
69, 081
66, 981
34, 689
35, 495
33,812
35, 039
$39, 867, 675
111,964,540
139, 173, 691
193, 909, 353
212, 600, 105
170, 969. 895
190, 723, 937
226, 033, 948
224, 184, 198
168, 198, 127
175, 714, 293
173, 162, 605
190, 287, 682
$9, 032. GO
3, 560. 00
3, 640. 00
3, 818. 00
3, 268. 00
2,805.00
3, 001. 00
3, 272. 00
3, 347. 00
4, 849. 00
4,950.00
5, 121. 33
5, 430. 74
$413, 078
2, 794, 197
6, 795, 268
9, 082, 054
7, 565, 009
3, 984, 051
4, 902, 612
4, 283, 805
3,419,535
3, 125, 603
3, 651, 457
4, 035, 541
5, 624, 112
$94.00
1917.
89.00
1918
178. 00
1919
179.00
1920.
116. 00
1921..
65.00
1922
77.00
1923.
62.00
1924..
51.00
1925
90.00
1926..
103. GO
1927
119. 35
1928
160. 51
> Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on basis
of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample. (See
pp. 1, 19-24.)
178
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 10. — Individual returns, by States and Territories, for the ijears 1916 to
192S ' — Number of returns, net income, and tax — Continued
TEXAS
Year
Number of :
returns f
Net income
Total
1916 1 10.514
1917 1 95,416
1918 ! 114,500
1919 1 176.547
1920 1 224.617 ,
1921 1 200.188 I
1922 186.865
1923 200.683
1924 ! 192.735
1925 109.448
1926 111.438
1927 114.534
1928 j 112,273
I
$113,278,037
350.297,337
392, 975, 557
643, 172. 301
720, 720, 162
536. 897, 427
545, 901. 576
613. 494. 900
638, 109. 285
496, 820, 449
547, 562. 501
560, 322, 568
580,239,493
Average
$10, 774. 00
3, 671. 00
3. 432. 00
3. 643. 00
3, 209. 00
2, (iS2. 00
2, 921. 00
3, 057. 00
3,311.00
4. 539. 00
4. 914. 00
4. 892. 19
5, 16S. 11
Tax
Total
$2, 643, 697
13, 447, 453
21, 575, 479
32,302,280 j
2,\400,849 I
12,667,894
14. 119.655 I
10,678,022
10,235.806 1
9, 766, 1)88
12, t>Sl. 529
12, 909. S42
14,401,968 I
Average
$251.00
141.00
1S8.00
183.00
113.00
63.00
76.00
53.00
53.00
89.00
114.00
112.72
128.28
UTAH
1916.- I 1.259 $14,281,206
1917 14,636 j 45.044,946
1918- 18.517 ' 52.454,404
1919 21,164 61.913,436
1920. 30.510 82,278,389
1921 26.128 62,713,461
1922. 27,325 67.744.653
1923 30,242 i 79.94x3.30*1 j
1924 28,^5 82,088.477 !
1925 16.101 61,634.951 i
1926 13,56S 53.832.169
1927 13.029 53.628.897 i
1928 13.262 58.809,296 1
$11,343.00
3. 078. 00
2. 833. 00
2. 925. 00
2. 697. 00
2. 400. 00
2. 479. 00
2. M3. 00
2. 862. 00
3, 828. 00
3. 9tVN. 00
4. 116. 12
4.434.42
$167, 688
1, 364. 652
1. 347, 780
1. 270, 543
1. 506. 781
842,904
955. 929
72O.908
599, 194
660,497
628. 773
851,031
1, 095, 839
$133.00
93.00
73.00
60.00
49.00
32.00
35.00
24.00
21.00
41.00
46.00
65.32
82.63
VERMONT
1916 1, 100
1917... 7,258
1918.. 9.965
1919. 13,569
1920 19,205
1921.. 17,746
1922 17,901
1923 21,752
1924... 20,618
1925 9,559
1926.. 8.646
1927 S.26S
1928 9,394
$14,628,955
29,540,804
34, 063. 265
46,204.501?
59. 303, 302
47, 561, 557
51. 653, 367
64.800.009
63, 630, 620
45, 857, 160
42, 209. 083
41.842.221
48. 086. 175
$13, 299. 00
4, 070. 00
3,418.00
3. 405. 00
3,088.00
2. 6S0. 00
2,886.00
2.979.00
s.osaoo i
4,797.00
4,882.00 !
5.060.74 i
5.118.82
$365,004
1. 459. 253
1,821,823
2, 074. 804
2, 259, 129
1, 155, 767
1. 573, ,i55
1,332.822
978.252
919. 959
821.296
846,932
1. 055. 740
$332.00
201.00
183.00
153.00
118.00
t)5. 00
88.00
61.00
47.00
96.00
95.00
102.43
112.38
VIRGINIA
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
4.190
37. 951
51,207
75.966
92,576
76,257
71.523
77,451
71, 597
37.507
37.797
37.393
37.619
$42. 216. 464
130, 682, 859
173. 104. 495
247. 6.V<s 373
273, 235. 229
208,331.701
207. 277. 342
242. 586. 945
231. 055. 514
170.257.017
176. 024. 673
172, 239. 863
181, 750. 013
$10, 076. 00
3. 443. 00
3.380.00
3.260 00
2. 951. 00
2. 73i 00
2. S9S.00
3. 132. 00
3. 227. 00
4. 539. 00
4. 657. 00
4,606.21
4, 831. 33
$593,304
3,929.273
7. 674. 725
9. 020, 237
7. 404. 201
4. 161. 116
4. 919, 485
3,669,294
3. 313. 896
2.981,412
3, 495, 042
3.611.135
4.408,983
$142. 00
104.00
150.00
119.00
SO. 00
55.00
69.00
47.00
46.00
79.00
92.00
96.57
117.20
> Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tas returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on basis
of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample, (See
pp. 1. 19-24.)
STATISTICS OF INCOME
179
Table 10. — Individual returns, by States and Territories, for the years 1916 to
1928 ' — Number of returns, net income, and tax — Continued
WASHINGTON
Year
Number of
returns
Net income
Tax
Total
Average
Total
Average
1916
5,360
56, 322
95, 422
114, 322
148, 067
115, 593
123, 216
136, 057
138, 181
78, 030
61, 950
62,200
66. 167
$49, 697, 247
169, 727, 615
266, 096, 746
325, 920. 733
375, 979, 893
261, 400, 721
300, 523, 342
351, 985, 059
393, 961, 927
272, 544, 925
245, 592, 050
252, 547, 211
273, 648, 593
$9, 272. 00
3,014.00
2, 789. 00
2, 851. 00
2,359.00
2, 261. 00
2.439.00
2, 587. 00
2,851.00
3,493.00
3, 964. 00
4. 060. 24
4, 135. 73
$776, 470
4, 377, 754
9, 743, 163
11, 615, 795
9, 094, 764
4, 878, 295
5, 148, 477
3, 925, 801
3, 231, 233
2, 717, 102
2, 800, 548
2,913,642
4, 464, 930
$145. 00
1917
78.00
1918
102. 00
1919.
102. 00
1920
61.00
1921 2
42.00
1922 2.
42.00
1923 2
29.00
1924 2
23.00
1925 2
35.00
1926 2
45.00
1927 2
46.84
1928 2
67.48
WEST VIRGINIA
1916...
2.575
28.281
48, 876
45, 168
96, 326
75, 277
69, 501
89, 263
75, 037
35, 810
32, 544
32, 500
30, 643
$30, 170, 809
106, 061, 550
156, 557, 747
147, 949, 092
287, 729, 460
207, 157, 054
196, 777, 359
260, 343, 202
226, 999, 720
144, 777, 469
141,396,917
139, 696. 175
140. 128, 751
$11,717.00
3, 750. 00
3, 203. 00
3, 276. 00
2, 987. 00
2, 752. 00
2, 831. 00
2, 917. 00
3, 025. 00
4, 043. 00
4, 345. 00
4, 298. 34
4, 572. 94
$416, 386
3, 303, 285
5, 709, 295
5, 319, 197
8, 517, 268
4,579,113
4, 594, 653
3, 875, 864
2, 796, 310
2, 133, 510
2, 304, 313
2, 519, 731
2, 920, 822
$162. 00
1917...
117.00
1918.
117. 00
1919
118.00
1920
88.00
1921
61.00
1922.
66.00
1923...
43.00
1924
37.00
1925
60.00
1926
71.00
1927
77.53
1928
95.32
WISCONSIN
1916
8,261
70,554
94,704
105, 793
150, 452
148, 457
160, 519
194, 050
179, 275
110,485
99, 251
100,956
98, 485
$87, 614, 595
228, 190, 253
290, 199, 685
337,851,344
436, 436, 810
379, 754, 222
401,670,058
547, 039, 928
496, 659, 728
418,618,008
407, 642, 742
436, 579, 613
453, 394, 323
$10. 606. 00
3, 234. 00
3, 064. 00
3, 194. 00
2, 901. 00
2, 558. 00
2, 502. 00
2, 819. 00
2, 770. 00
3, 789. 00
4. 107. 00
4,324.45
4, 603. 69
$1, 253, 257
5, 716, 256
11, 382, 127
10,901,097
13, 232, 531
8,971,044
9, 126, 855
9, 019, 076
7,344,053
6,799,312
8,418,047
10, 621, 745
12, 459, 318
$152. 00
1917..
81.00
1918
120.00
1919
103.00
1920
88.00
1921.
60.00
1922
57.00
1923
46.00
1924.
41.00
1925
62.00
1926
85.00
1927
105. 21
1928
126. 51
WYOMING
1916
1917
1918.
1919
1920.
673
7,663
7,821
18,349
24,594
22, 413
21,943
23,246
22, 947
10, 336
8,930
8,870
8,622
$6, 523. 787
28. 855. 603
26, 413, 937
52, 463. 959
63, 244, 529
51,051,629
48, 826, 743
57,376,054
60, 751, 853
33,481.518
31, 750, 581
31, 297, 698
33, 233, 249
$9,694.00
3, 766. 00
3, 377. 00
2, 859. 00
2,572.00
2, 278. 00
2, 225. 00
2,468.00
2,647.00
3.239.00
3, 556. 00
3.528.49
3. 854. 47
$67, 510
838, 196
1, 272, 692
144, 063
1,161,320
783, 257
687,062
520, 769
414, 087
256,481
263, 319
274,644
372, 128
$100.00
109.00
163.00
79.00
47.00
1921
35.00
1922...
31.00
1923.
22.00
1921
18.00
1925...
25.00
1926..
29.00
1927
30.96
1928
43.16
' Changes in the revenue acts affecting the comparability of statistical data from income-tax returns of
individuals are summarized on pp. 449-462. Data for returns of net income under $5,000 estimated on
basis of sample for years prior to 1928. For 1928, partly tabulated, partly estimated on basis of sample.
(See pp. 1, 19-24.)
2 Includes Alaska.
180
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 ^
ALABAMA
County and city
Autauga:
Prattville
Miscellaneous.
Total
Baldwin:
Bay Minette..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Barbour:
Clayton
Eufaula
Miseellaneous-
Total.
Bibb:
Blocton
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Blount:
Oneonta
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Bullock:
Union Springs .
iMiscellaneous..
Total -
Butler:
Chapman
Georgiana
Greenville
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Calhoun:
Anniston
Jacksonville...
Oxford--
Piedmont
Miscellaneous.
Total
Chambers:
Lafayette
Lanett
Miscellaneous.
Total. ,
Cherokee: Miscellaneous.
Chilton:
Clanton
Miscellaneous.-
Total-
Choctaw: Miscellaneous.
Number
of returns
64
109
County and city
Clarke:
Jackson
Thomasville.-
Miscellaneous.
Total
i Clay:
Ashland -
Lineville-
19
121
13
153
Total-
Cleburne: Heflin-
Coflee:
Elba
Enterprise...
30
40 ;
464
31
13
31
9
548
40
iutai
Colbert:
Muscle Shoals
2
Sheffield
183
120
Miscellaneous
13
Total
318
Conecuh:
Evergreen . .
56
Miscellaneous
13
Total.- -
69
Coosa:
Good Water..
6
Miscellaneous
2
Total
8
Covington:
84
26
Opp
22
River Falls -
5
14
Total
161
Crenshaw:
Luverne ..
26
Miscellaneous
11
Total
37
Cullman:
Cullman .
99
Miscellaneous
8
Total-
107
Dale:
Ozark..-
45
Miscellaneous
12
Total..
57
DaUas:
Selma -
620
Miscellaneous
49
Total
669
> For a description of the method of compiling these data, see pp. 18-19.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
181
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ALABAMA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
De Kalb:
Fort Payne...
Miscellaneous.
Total
Elmore:
Tallassee
Wetumpka
Miscellaneous.
Total
Escambia:
Atmore
Brewton
Flomaton
Miscellaneous.
Total
Etowah:
Alabama City
Altoona
Attalla
Gadsden
Miscellaneous.
Total
Fayette:
Fayette
Miscellaneous.
Total
'Franklin:
Russellville...
Miscellaneous.
Total
Geneva:
Geneva
Hartford
Samson
Miscellaneous.
Total
Greene;
Eiitaw
Miscellaneous.
Total
Hale:
Akron.
Greensboro
Miscellaneous.
Total
Henry:
Abbeville
Headland
Miscellaneous.
Total
Houston:
Dothan
Miscellaneous
Total
158
37
7
57
309
5
58
82
228
]8
County and city
Jackson:
Bridgeport...
Scottsboro
M iscellaneous
Total
Jefferson:
Birmingham
Bessemer
Blossburg
Brighton
Fairfield
Leeds
M iscellaneous
Total
Lamar:
Sulligent--
Miscellaneous
Total
Lauderdale:
Florence
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Lawrence:
Courtland
M iscellaneous
Total
Lee:
Auburn...
Opelika
Phenix City..
Miscellaneous
Total
Limestone:
Athens
M iscellaneous
Total
Lowndes:
Fort Deposit
Miscellaneous.
Total
Macon:
Tuskegee
M iscellaneous
Total
Madison:
Huntsville
Miscellaneous
Total
Marengo:
Demopolis — .
M iscellaneous
Total
Marion: Miscellaneous
182
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ALABAMA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Marshall:
Albertville
30
21
41
3
Shelby:
Calera _.
13
Boaz
Helena
5
Guntersville
Montevallo
17
Miscellaneous.-- _..
Vincent. .
7
7
Total
95
Miscellaneous
53
Total.
Mobile:
2,605
7
20
127
102
Sumter:
Livingston
Prichard
Whistler
26
Miscellaneous _.-
York. .. ....
38
22
Total
2,759
Total
86
Monroe: Miscellaneous
61
Talladega:
Svlacauga
Montgomery:
2,295
37
90
Monteoraerv.
Talladega
117
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
33
Total
Total
2,332
240
Tallapoosa:
Alexander City
Morgan:
Decatur . .
328
31
10
48
Hartselle
Miscellaneous
20
Total
68
Total .
369
Tuscaloosa:
Holt
Perry:
63
46 )
3 !
21
Marion
Kellerman
11
ITniontown ._.
Tuscaloosa
460
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
42
Total
Total
112
534
Walker:
Carbon Hill
Pickens:
Aliceville.-
22
4
23
33
Reform
Coal Valley
4
Miscellaneous.-
Cordova
31
24
Total.
49
Empire
3
147
Pike:
30
163
8t
Oakman
6
Brundidge
Parrish
21
Trov
Quinton
7
Miscellaneous
Sipsev.
s
Townley
i:-i
Total
201
Miscellaneous
71
Total
Randolph:
50
2
371
Washington : M iscellaneous
Miscellaneous .
26
Wilcox:
Total
52
35
Russell:
8
21
Miscellaneous
45
Girard
Total
Miscellaneous
80
Winston:
Total
29
30
St. Clair:
Acmar
5
15
46
Mist^llaneous
1
Total
Pell City
Miscellaneous
State total- ..
Total.-
66
26, 891
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distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ARIZONA
County and city
Apache:
St. Johns
Miscellaneous.
Total
Cochise:
Bisbee..-
Douglas
Lowell
Tombstone. --
Warren
Miscellaneous.
Total
Coconino:
Flagstaff
Williams
Miscellaneous.
Total
Gila:
Globe
Hayden,.
Miami
Miscellaneous.
Total
Graham:
Saflord__
Thatcher
Miscellaneous.
Total
Greenlee:
Clifton.
Metcalf
Morenei
Miscellaneous.
Total
Maricopa:
Chandler
Glendale
Mesa
Phoenix
Tempe
Miscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
66
499
501
132
39
93
203
1,467
268
91
54
396
71
415
168
1,050
52
13
110
3
178
61
87
136
3,265
93
181
3,823
County and city
Number
of returns
Mohave:
Kingman
Oatman
Miscellaneous.
Total
Navajo:
Holbrook
Winslow
Miscellaneous.
Total
Pima:
iVjo
Tucson
Miscellaneous.
Total--
Pinal:
Casa Grande..
Florence
Ray
Superior
Miscellaneous.
Total--
Santa Cruz:
Nogales
Miscellaneous.
Total
Yavapai:
Clarkdale
Humboldt
Jerome
Prescott
Miscellaneous.
Total
Yuma:
Somerton
Yuma
Miscellaneous
Total
State total..
ARKANSAS
Arkansas:
De Witt
Gillett
Stuttgart
Miscellaneous
Total-.-
Ashley:
Crossett
Hamburg
Miscellaneous
Total
Baiter: Miscellaneous
65
25
258
44
392
130
22
Benton:
Benton ville
Rogers
Siloam Springs
Miscellaneous.
Total
Boone:
Harrison
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Bradley:
Warren
Miscellaneous-
Total-
184
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distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ARKANSAS— Continued
County and city
Calhoun:
Thornton
Miscellaneous
Total
Carroll:
Berryville
Eureka Springs
Miscellaneous
Total
Chicot:
Dermott
Eudora_- - -
Lake Village
Miscellaneous
Total
Clark:
Arkadelphia
Qurdon
Miscellaneous
Total
Clay:
Corning
Piggot
Rector
Miscellaneous
Total
Cleburne:
Heber Springs
Miscellaneous
Total
Cleveland: Miscellaneous
Columbia:
Magnolia
M iscellaneous
Total
Conway:
Morrilton. -
Miscellaneous.
Total
Craighead:
Joneshoro
Monette
Miscellaneous
Total
Crawford:
Mulberry
Van Buren
M iscellaneous
Total
Crittenden:
Earl
Miscellaneous -.
Total
Number
of returns
72
172
109
47
20
176
111
344
12
29
385
130
50
118
County and city
Cross:
Parkin
Wynne
Miscellaneous
Total
Dallas:
Fordyce
Miscellaneous
Total
Desha:
Arkansas City
Dumas
McGehee
M iscellaneous
Total
Drew:
Monticello-_-
Wilmar
Miscellaneous
Total
Faulkner:
Conway
Miscellaneous
Total
Franklin:
Ozark
M iscell aneous
Total
Fulton: Miscellaneous
Garland:
Hot Springs
M iscellaneous
Total
Grant: Miscellaneous -
Greene:
Paragould
Miscellaneous
Total
Hempstead:
Hope
]M iscellaneous
Total
Hot Springs:
Malvern...
Miscellaneous
Total.-
Howard:
Dierks
Nashville
Miscellaneous
Total.-
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distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ARKANSAS— Continued
County and city
Independence:
Bates ville.-
Miscellaneous
Total
Izard: Miscellaneous
Jackson:
Newport—-
Miscellaneous
Total
Jefferson:
Pine Bluff.-
Miscellaneous
Total--
Johnson:
Clarksville..-
Coal Hill—
Miscellaneous
Total
Lafayette:
Lewisville
Stamps-. -
Miscellaneous -.
Total
Lawrence:
Hoxie
Walnut Ridge-
Miscellaneous
Total
Lee:
Marianna
Miscellaneous
Total
Lincoln: MisceUaneous.
Little River:
Ashdown..
Foreman
Miscellaneous
Total
Logan:
BooneviUe
Paris
Miscellaneous
Total
Lonoke:
England
Lonoke-
M iscellaneous
Total
Madison: Miscellaneous
Marion: Miscellaneous..
Miller:
Texarkana
MisceUaneous
Total
Number
of returns
118
123
42
165
990
63
1,053
82
78
114
21
135
32
76
180
9
3
483
20
503
County and city
Mississippi:
Blytheville
Luxora
Osceola
Wilson
Miscellaneous- -.
Total
Monroe:
Brinkley
Clarendon
Miscellaneous
Total
Montgomery: Miscellaneous
Nevada:
Prescott
Miscellaneous.
Total
Newton: MisceUaneous
Ouachita:
Camden
Louann
Stephens
Miscellaneous
Total
Perry: Miscellaneous..
Phillips:
Helena
West Helena
Miscellaneous-
Total-
Pike: Miscellaneous
Poinsett:
Harrisburg
Lepanto
Marked Tree
Trumann
Miscellaneous
Total-.
Polk:
Mena
Miscellaneous.
Total..-
Pope:
Atkins
RusseUviUe -
Miscellaneous
Total
Prairie:
Des Arc—
MisceUaneous..
Total
Pulaski:
Little Rock
North Little Rock
MisceUaneous
Total
186
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distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ARKANSAS— Continued
County and city
Randolph:
Pocahontas
Miscellaneous
Total-.
St. Francis:
Forrest City
Miscellaneous
Total
Saline:
Bauxite
Benton
Miscellaneous
Total
Scott: Miscellaneous.
Searcy:
Leslie
Miscellaneous
Total
Sebastian:
Fort Smith
Greenwood
Hartford
Huntington
Miscellaneous
Total
Sevier:
De Queen.
Horatio
M iscellaneous
Total-- ---
Sharp: Miscellaneous
Stone: Miscellaneous.
Number
of returns
144
66
210
1,041
14
11
6
26
1,098
County and city
Union:
Calion
El Dorado
Griffin
Huttig
Junction City
Norphlet
Smackover
Strong
Miscellaneous .,
Total
Van Buren: Miscellaneous
Washington:
Fayetteville
Springdale
Miscellaneous
Total
White:
Bald Knob
Bee be
Searcy
Miscellaneous
Total
Woodruff:
August:! -..
Cotton Plant
Miscellaneous
Total
Yell:
Dardanelle. ,
Plainview
M iscellaneous
Total-...
State total
Number
of returns
13
1,117
12
23
23
90
172
21
22
1,493
4
200
41
25
266
132
59
16, 660
CALIFORNIA
Alameda:
Alameda
Albany
Berkeley
Emeryville...
Hay ward
Livermore
Niles
Oakland
Piedmont
San Leandro.
Miscellaneous
Total
Amador:
Jackson
Miscellaneous
Total
Butte:
Chico
Gridley
Oroville
Miscellaneous
Total
2,214
66
6,571
107
411
250
54
16, 871
1,321
429
333
28, 627
83
114
197
607
107
286
154
1,154
Calaveras:
San Andreas
Miscellaneous
Total
Colusa:
Arbuckle
Colusa
Miscellaneous
Total
Contra Costa:
Antioch
Bay Point
Crockett
El Cerrito
Martinez
Pittsburg.
Richmond .'
M iscellaneous. ...
Total
Del Norte: Miscellaneous
29
139
168
71
214
175
460
178
55
357
35
429
464
964
929
3,411
113
STATISTICS OF INCOME
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distributed by counties, cities, and toivnships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
CALIFORNIA— Continued
County and city
Eldorado:
Placer ville
Miscellaneous.
Total
Fresno:
Clovis --
Coalinga
Fowler
Fresno
Kingsburg
Reedley -.
Sanger —
Selma
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Glenn:
Orland.
Willows
Miscellaneous.
Total
Humboldt:
.\rcata
Eureka.
Ferndale
Scotia
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Imperial:
Brawley
Calexico-
Calipatria
El Centro
Holtville
Imperial
Miscellaneous.
Total
Inyo:
Bishop
Miscellaneous.
Total
Kern:
Bakersfield
Delano
Fellows
Maricopa
Taft
Miscellaneous.
Total
Kings:
Corcoran
Hanford
Lemoore
Miscellaneous.
Total
Lake:
Lakeport
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Number
of returns
143
52
43
286
36
3,286
66
143
143
143
560
4,706
65
143
114
322
143
857
125
107
376
1,608
1,265
330
208
66
460
89
67
45
107
133
110
157
152
981
504
3,884
125
411
107
25
County and city
Number
of returns
Lassen:
Susanville
West wood
Miscellaneous.
Total
Los Angeles:
Alhambra
Arcadia
Artesia
Avalon
Azusa
Baldwin Park
Bell
Bellflower
Belvedere
Beverly Hills
Burbank
Claremont
Compton
Covina
Culver City
Downey
El Jilonte
El Segundo-
Gardena..
Glendale
Glendora
Hawthorne
Hermosa
Huntington Park.
Inglewood
La Verne
Lomita
Long Beach
Los .\ngeles City.
Lynwood
Manhattan
Maywood
Moneta
Monrovia...
Montebello
Monterey Park...
Montrose
Norwalk
Pomona
Pasadena
Puente
Redondo
San Dimas
San Fernando
Santa Fe Springs.
San Gabriel
Santa ]Monica
Sherman
Sierra Madre
Southgate
South Pasadena..
Torrance
Tujunga
Vernon
Walnut
Whittier
Willowbrook
Miscellaneous
Total.
Madera:
Madera
Miscellaneous.
Total
107095—30 13
188
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distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
CALIFORNIA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Marin:
L'86
304
643
321
523
Plumas: Miscellaneous
334
Mill Valley
Riverside:
Banning
San Rafael
88
Sausalito . -
Beaumont
23
Blvthe . .
44
21
Total
2,077
Corona ..
199
87
154
M ari posa : Miscellaneous
91
Hemet
68
Mendocino;
179
179
69
188
Perris . .
24
Fort Bragg.
Riverside
1 466
Ukiah
San Jacinto
66
AVillits
286
Total
o 526
Total
615
Sacramento:
Folsom City .
Merced:
214
571
415
71
Los Banos ... .
Sacramento
5 535
Merced
640
Total
6,246
Total
1,200
San Benito:
Modoc: Miscellaneous
151
13
321
Mono: Miscellaneous
92
Total
Monterey:
107
571
214
678
545
413
King City
San Bernardino:
Barstow . .
Monterey
Pacific Grove
67
Salinas .
Chino
66
Miscellaneous
Colton
154
940
Total
2,115
Ontario
504
920
64
Napa:
500
107
112
Rialto
Napa
1 160
St. Helena
Upland
373
Miscellaneous..
Victorville .
44
754
Total
719
Total
4,348
179
89
68
92
San Diego:
Chula Vista
Grass Valley
Nevada City...
154
Truckee...
Coronado
331
Miscellaneous
El Cajon
46
157
Total
428
La Mesa
89
100
Orange:
1,136
43
132
4S
658
IM
350
in
170
54^
160
1,810
30
65
354
Oceanside
133
.Anaheim
San Diego
6 6*1 1
Balboa...
Miscellaneous __
Total
San Francisco: San Francisco
630
Brea ...
Buena Park
8,339
Garden Grove . .
65 878
San Joaquin:
Lodi .
Laguna Beach
La Ilabra...
536
Orange
Manteca
89
Placentia. .
Stockton
3,286
286
Santa .A.na.
Tracy. - .
Seal Beach
32S
Tustin
Total
Miscellaneous... .
4 52.1
San Luis Obispo:
Total
5,781
Placer:
179
107
357
317
Atascadero
48
Auburn.
Paso Rohles
160
Lincoln
Pismo Beach..
27
Roseville
San Luis Obispo
614
Miscellaneous
176
Total..
Total
960
1, 089
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distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
CALIFORNIA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
San Mateo:
Burlingame
1,307
107
22
536
89
1,107
125
539
Sonoma— Continued.
Sebastopol
143
Daly City
Miscellaneous
340
Half Moon Bav
Total
Redwood City
2,286
San Bruno
Stanislaus:
Modesto..
San Mateo-
South San Francisco
964
Miscellaneous
Newman
214
Oakdale
72
Total
3,832
Turlock..
286
354
201
2,439
460
438
Total
Lompoc
1 890
Santa Barbara . .
Sutter:
Yuba City
Santa IMaria__ . . _
Miscellaneous.
268
Miscellaneous...
220
Total
3. 538
Total
488
214
357
71
179
1,500
3,214
250
62
448
Tehama:
Corning..
Gilroy
Los Gatos
97
Mayfield--
Red Blufl
214
Mountain View.
M iscellaneous.
73
Palo Alto
Total
San Jose ... .
384
Trinity: Miscellaneous
Sunnyvale. .
35
Tulare:
Dinuba
Total
6, 295
119
214
357
643
643
108
Lindsay
Santa Cruz
Porterville
357
Watsonville
Tulare...
411
Miscellaneous .
Visalia
500
Miscellaneous. . .
304
Total
1,394
Total
2,282
Shasta:
21
250
95
Tuolumne:
Sonora .
Anderson
Redding .
179
Miscellaneous.
174
Total-
Total.
366
353
Ventura:
Sierra: Miscellaneous
102
285
Siskiyou:
232
179
89
558
Ojai
132
Dunsmuir
Oxnard
440
Weed
Santa Paula.
416
Yreka .
26
Ventura
1,204
38S
Total
1,058
Total
2,891
143
43
179
179
821
556
Yolo:
Woodland
Benicia
Fairfield
429
Rio Vista
Miscellaneous
452
Total
Vallejo . . .
881
Yuba:
Marvsville
Total
1,921
571
97
268
678
857
Total
Healdsburg
66S
State total-.... ..
Santa Rasa
316. 73R
190
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distributed by counties, cities, and toivnships, calendar year 1928 — Contd .
COLORADO
County and city
Adams:
Brighton
Miscellaneous
Total
Alamosa:
Alamosa
Miscellaneous
Total-- -
Arapahoe:
Englewood
Littleton
Miscellaneous
Total
Archuleta:
Tagosa Springs
Miscellaneous---
Total
Baca: Miscellaneous
Bent:
Las Animas
Miscellaneous
Total
Boulder:
Boulder
Lafayette --
Longmont
Louiseville
Miscellaneous
Total
Chaffee:
Salida -.-
Miscellaneous
Total
Cheyenne: Miscellaneous
Clear Creek:
Idaho Springs
Miscellaneous
Total
Conejos: Miscellaneous—
Costilla: Miscellaneous. .-
Crowley:
Ordway -
Miscellaneous-- -
Total
Custer: Miscellaneous
Delta:
Delta -.-
Miscellaneous -
Total-.-
Denver: Denver
Dolores: Miscellaneous...
Douglas: Miscellaneous-.
Eagle: Miscellaneous
Elbert: Miscellaneous
Number
of returns
168
181
7
95
112
38
22
30
29
121
35
156
487
37
243
31
37
835
227
22
249
66
110
208
15, 045
23
65
110
37
County and city
El Paso:
Colorado Springs
Manitou
M iscellaneous
Total
Fremont:
Canon City
Florence
Rockvale
Miscellaneous
Total ..
Garfield:
Glenwood Springs
Miscellaneous
Total
Gilpin: Miscellaneous
Grand: Miscellaneous
Gunnison:
Crested Butte ..
Gunnison
M iscellaneous
Total
Hinsdale: Miscellaneous...
Huerfano:
Walsenburg
Miscellaneous
Total
Jackson: Miscellaneous
Jefferson:
Golden
Miscellaneous
Total
Kiowa: Miscellaneous
Kit Carson: Miscellaneous
Lake:
Leadville
Miscellaneous
Total-
La Plata:
Durango -
M iscellaneous
Total--
Larimer:
Fort Collins
Loveland
M iscellaneous
Total
Las Animas:
Aguilar
Delagua
Trinidad
Miscellaneous
Total
STATISTICS OF INCOME
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distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
COLORADO— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Lincoln:
44
51
Pueblo:
Pueblo- -.
1,742
Miscellaneous—
Z'
Total --
Total
95
1,776
Rio Blanco: Miscellaneous - - . - -
Logan:
292
54
57
Rio Grande:
Del Norte
69
Total --
346
Monte Vista
206
2
Mesa:
22
453
81
Total -.-
277
Routt:
55
Total
556
Miscellaneous
135
Total..
8
190
Saguache: Miscellaneous . . . . ..
Moflfat:
84
18
171
Craig-
San Juan:
Silverton
Miscellaneous -
102
39
Total ---
Miscellaneous
Montezuma: Aliscellaneous
117
Total
Montrose:
Alontrose .
148
39
San Miguel:
Telluride . .
40
22
Total
187
Total
62
Morgan:
118
241
55
Sedgwick:
Julesburg ..
Brush .. .
Fort Morgan
Miscellaneous..
37
Total--
414
Total
Otero:
Fowler
29
328
140
40
Summit: Miscellaneous
43
Teller:
Cripple Creek . .
Rockv Ford
Miscellaneous . . . .
48
Victor
68
Total -
537
Miscellaneous
4
Total ...
Ouray:
35
25
120
Washington:
Akron
Miscellaneous .. _ . .
Total.- -
eo
36
Miscellaneous
17
Park: Miscellaneous .
42
Total
Phillips:
Haxton . .
39
39
6
Weld:
Eaton
Holvoke
140
Miscellaneous
Fort Lupton
73
557
Total
84
Windsor . .
66
351
Pitkin:
Aspen --
33
3
Total , .
Yuma:
Wray -
Total .-
36
Prowers:
Hollv
31
77
38
Yuma
Miscellaneous-,-
44
25
Lamar
Total -
Miscellaneous
112
State total
Total
146
31, 091
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distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
CONNECTICUT
County and city
Fairfield:
Betiiel
Bridgeport
Dan bury
Darien
Fairfield
Greenwich
Monroe
New Canaan..
Newtown
Nor walk
Redding
Kidgefleld
Shelton
Stamford
Stratford
Trumbull
Westport
"Wilton
Miscellaneous.
Total
Hartford:
Avon
Berlin
Bloomfleld
Bristol
Burlington
Canton
East Granby
East Hartford...
East Windsor...
Enfield
Farmington
Glastonbury
Granbv
Hartford
Manchester
New Britain
Newington
Plainville
Rocky Hill
Simsbury
Southington
South Windsor.
Sufl^eld
West Hartford..
Wethersfield
Windsor
Windsor Locks.
Miscellaneous.-
TotaL
Litchfield:
Harwinton
Kent
Litchfield
New Hartford..
New Milford...
Norfolk
North Canaan.
Plymouth
Salisbury.
Sharon
Thomaston
Torrington
Washington
Watertown
Winsted
Woodbury
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Number
of returns
150
6,979
1,503
418
598
2,504
36
388
110
1,779
36
219
439
3,286
657
27
445
115
11
County and city
19, 700
38
148
90
,256
2
84
17
580
156
410
335
233
30
24,236
1
67
200
69
256
114
110
139
162
55
189
971
85
383
415
69
99
3,384
Middlesex:
Chester
Clinton
Cromwell
East Haddam..
East Hampton.
Esse.x
Haddam
Middlefield
Middletown
Old Saybrook..
Portland
Saybrook
Miscellaneous. -
Total.
New Haven:
Ansonia
Beacon Falls
Branford
Cheshire
Derby
East Haven
Guilford
Hamden
Madison
Meriden
Middlebury
Milford
Naugatuck
New Haven
North Branford.
North Haven...
Orange
Seymour
Southbury
Wallingford
AVaterbury
West Haven
Westville
Woodbridge
Miscellaneous...
Total.
New London:
Colchester
East LjTne.
Groton —
Jewett City and Griswold.
Lebanon
Montville.--
New London
North Stonington.
Norwich
Sprague
Stonington. _.
Waterford
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Tolland:
Coventry
Ellington.
Mansfield
Roekville and Vernon.
Somers .-
Stafford
Tolland.-
West Willington_
Miscellaneous
Total.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
193
Table 11. — Individual returns by Stales and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
CONNECTICUT— Continued
County and city
Windham:
Brooklyn
Danielson and Killingly....
Plainfield..
Pomfret
Putnam
Sterling
Thompson
Willimantic and Windham
Number
of returns
14
327
182
82
265
25
County and city
Windham — Continued.
Woodstock
Miscellaneous
Total
Miscellaneous for State: Residents of
other States
State total- ..-
Number
of returns
1,549
81,063
DELAWARE
Kent:
Camden
Clayton
Dover
Felton..
Frederica
Harrington
SrayTna
Wyoming
Miscellaneous.
Total..
New Castle:
Claymont
Delaware City
Edgemoor
Elmhurst
Elsmore
Hillcrest
Hollyoak
Marshallton..
Middletown..
Newark..
New Castle...
Newport
12
39
342
22
11
49
77
26
29
607
157
34
52
23
67
13
42
75
116
225
143
44
New Castle — Continued
Richardson Park
Townsend
Wilmington
Yorklyn
Miscellaneous
Total
Sussex:
Bridgeville
Delmar
Georgetown
Greenwood
Laurel
Lewes
Milford
Millsboro
Milton
Rehoboth.
Seaford
Selbyville
Miscellaneous.-
Total
State total
50
42
6,826
21
282
8,212
48
51
62
21
59
136
173
19
21
32
81
27
43
773
,592
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
City
Number
of returns
Washington.
44,183
FLORIDA
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Alachua:
Gainesville
245
24
70
Bradford:
Starke ,
43
High Springs
Miscellaneous
9
Total
52
339
Total
Brevard:
Cocoa
Baker: Miscellaneous
18
108
Bay:
7
74
13
Melbourne
94
Millville
Titusville
70
Panama City
Miscellaneous .-
107
Total
379
94
Total
194 STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table- 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
. distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
FLORIDA— Continued
County and city
Broward:
Dania
Fort Lauderdale
Hollywood..-
Pompano
Miscellaneous
Total
Calhoun: Blountstown.
Charlotte:
Punta Gorda
M iscellaneous
Total
Citrus:
Inverness..
Miscellaneous
Total
Clay:
Green Cove Springs.
Miscellaneous
Total
Collier: Miscellaneous..
Columbia:
Lake City
Miscellaneous
Total
Dade:
Coral Gables
Hialeah
Homestead
Miami
Miami Beach
Miscellaneous
Total
De Soto:
Arcadia
M iscellaneous
Total
Dixie: Miscellaneous
Duval:
Jacksonville
South Jacksonville.
Miscellaneous
Total
Escambia:
Peusacola
Miscellaneous
Total
Flagler: Miscellaneous.
Franklin:
Apalachicola
Carrabelle
M iscellaneous
Total
Gadsden:
Quiney
M iscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
28
270
101
35
13
447
114
5
338
46
57
4,410
413
5,332
123
14
5, 731
156
53
5, 910
909
46
955
20
County and city
151
Gilchrist: Miscellaneous..
Glades: Miscellaneous
Gulf: Miscellaneous
Hamilton:
Jasper
Miscellaneous
Total
Hardee:
Wauehula
Miscellaneous
Total
Hendry: Miscellaneous...
Hernando:
Brooksville
Miscellaneous
Total
Highlands:
.\von Park
Sebring
M iscellaneous
Total
Hillsborough:
Plant City
Port Tampa City
Tampa
West Tampa
Ybor City
M iscellaneous
Total
Holmes:
Bonifay
Miscellaneous _
Total
Indian River:
Vero Beach
Miscellaneous
Total
Jackson:
Marianna
Miscellaneous
Total
Jefferson:
Monticello
Miscellaneous
Total
Lafayette: Miscellaneous.
Lake:
Eustis
Leesburg
Mount Dora
M iscellaneous
Total
Lee:
Fort Myers
Miscellaneous ....
Total
Number
of returns
STATISTICS OF INCOME
195
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and toivnships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
FLORIDA— Continued
County and city
Leon:
Tallahassee
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Levy: M iscellaneous . . .
Liberty: Miscellaneous.
Madison:
Madison.
Miscellaneous
Total.
Manatee:
Bradenton
Manatee
Palmetto
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Marion:
Dunnellon
Ocala
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Martin:
Stuart
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Monroe:
Key West
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Nassau:
Fernandina...
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Okaloosa: Miscellaneous.
Okeechobee:
Number
of returns
247
5
252
243
36
53
27
359
30
2G4
203
4
207
54
5
Total
59
Orange:
Orlando
1,292
62
Winter Park...
184
Miscellaneous .
107
Total
1,645
Osceola:
Kissimmee
71
St. Cloud
17
10
Total
98
Palm Beach:
79
Lake Worth.
105
Palm Beach .
323
West Palm Beach
1,071
Miscellaneous
101
Total
1,679
County and city
Pasco:
Dade City
Miscellaneous.
Total
Pinellas:
Clearwater
Dunedin...
St. Petersburg-.
Tarpon Springs.
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Polk:
.4uburndale
Bartow
Fort Meade
Haines City
Lakeland
Lake Wales
Mulberry
Winter Haven.
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Putnam:
Crescent City.
Palatka
Miscellaneous.
Total -
St. Johns:
St. Augustine.
Miscellaneous.
Total
St. Lucie:
Fort Pierce
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Santa Rosa:
Milton
Miscellaneous.
Total.-
Sarasota:
Sarasota
Miscellaneous.
Total
Seminole:
Sanford
Miscellaneous.
Total
Sumter: Miscellaneous.
Suwanee:
Live Oak
Miscellaneous
Total-
Taylor:
Perry
Miscellaneous.
Total
196
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns hy States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
FLORIDA— Continued
County and city
Union: Miscellaneous.
Volusia:
Daytona
Deland
New Smyrna..
Miscellaneous-
Total
Wakulla: Miscellaneous.
Number
of returns
733
313
104
100
1,250
County and city
Walton :
De Funiak Springs.
Miscellaneous
Total.
Washington:
Chipley
Miscellaneous.
Total
State total. -
GEORGIA
Appling:
Baxley
Miscellaneous.
Total
Atkinson:
Willacoochee.-
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Bacon:
Alma
Miscellaneous.
Total..
Baker: Miscellaneous.
Baldwin:
Milledgeville..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Banks: Miscellaneous.
Barrow:
Winder
M iscellaneous
Total.
Bartow:
Ateo
Carters vUle...
Miscellaneous.
Total
Ben Hill: Fitzgerald.
Berrien:
Nashville
Miscellaneous
Total.
Bibb:
Macon
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Bleckley: Cochran.
Brantley: Miscellaneous.
35
2
126
16
144
81
2,021
11
2,032
Brooks:
Quitman.
Miscellaneous.
Total..
Bryan: Miscellaneous.
Bulloch:
Statesboro
M iscellaneous
Total.
Burke:
Waynesboro. -
Miscellaneous.
Total
Butts:
Jackson
Miscellaneous.
Total
Calhoun:
Arlington
Miscellaneous.
Total-.
Camden: Miscellaneous.
Campbell:
Fairburn
Miscellaneous
Total-
Candler: Miscellaneous.
Carroll:
Bowden...
Carrollton
Villa Rica
Miscellaneous
Total.
Catoosa: Miscellaneous..
Charlton: Miscellaneous.
Chatham:
Savannah
Miscellaneous
Total.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
197
Table 11. — -Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
GE O RGI A— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Chattahoochee: Miscellaneous.- .
58
De Kalb:
621
24
Chattooga:
11
13
2
Lithonia _ -
16
Trion
139
Total
800
Total
26
Dodge:
56
10
39
Miscellaneous--
3
Total
42
Total
66
Dooly:
Unadilla . . .
Clarke"
459
6
10
Vienna ...-.
16
Miscellaneous . ...
Miscellaneous
9
Total --
Total
465
35
Dougherty:
Clay: Fort Gaines
5
467
22
15
Miscellaneous
12
Total .
479
Douglas:
Total
37
16
28
Miscellaneous
2
Total.. -
Cobb:
11
226
7
55
18
Early:
Blakely
Marietta . .
32
Miscellaneous .
3
Total
Total
299
35
Echols: Miscellaneous
Coffee:
59
8
3
Effingham: Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous
Elbert:
Elberton
Total
67
Colquitt:
120
17
Miscellaneous.- --
8
Moultrie
Total
Miscellaneous
74
Emanuel:
Total . .
137
27
Columbia: Miscellaneous
13
14
Total --
Cook:
7
4
41
Evans:
Claxton --
Miscellaneous.--
11
25
Miscellaneous
5
Coweta:
Grantville
12
174
8
Total
30
Fannin: Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
18
3
Total
194
Floyd:
Lindale
Crawford: Miscellaneous
2
21
413
Crisp:
116
3
Miscellaneous . .
21
Total
Miscellaneous.-
Total
119
Forsyth: Miscellaneous
Dade: Miscellaneous
4
Franklin:
Decatur:
132
23
2
Bainbridge
Lavonia
12
INIiscellaneous-.
Royston
11
Total
Total
155
25
198
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 192S — Contd.
GEORGIA— Continued
County and city
Fulton:
Atlanta _.
Chattahooche.
College Park..
East Point
Hapeville
Miscellaneous-
Total
Gilmer; Miscellaneous .
Glynn:
Brunswick
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Gordon:
Calhoun
Miscellaneous.
Total
Grady:
Cairo
Miscellaneous.
Total
Greene:
Greensboro
Union Point..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Gwinnett:
Buford
Lawrenceville.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Habersham:
Cornelia
Miscellaneous.
Total
Hall:
Gainesville
New Holland.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Hancock:
Sparta
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Haralson:
Tallapoosa
Miscellaneous.
Total
Harris: Miscellaneous.
Hart: Hartwell
Heard: Miscellaneous.
Henry:
McDonough..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Number
of returns
14, 160
9
134
123
48
37
294
15
34
30
39
33
38
173
4
184
27
County and city
Houston: Miscellaneous.
Irwin:
Ocilla
Miscellaneous
Total.
Jackson:
Commerce
Jefferson
Miscellaneous.
Total .-
Jasper:
Monticello
Miscellaneous.
Total
JeS Davis: Hazelhurst.
Jefferson:
Louisville
Wadley
Wrens
Miscellaneous
Total.
Jenkins:
Millen
Miscellaneous.
Total
Johnson:
Wrights ville..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Jones: Miscellaneous.
Lamar:
Barnesville
Miscellaneous
Total.
Lanier: Miscellaneous.
Laurens:
Dublin....
M iscellaneous
Total.
Lee: Miscellaneous
Liberty: Miscellaneous.
Lincoln: Miscellaneous.
I-ong: Miscellaneous —
Lowndes:
Valdosta
Miscellaneous
Total.
Lumpk'n: Miscellaneous.
McDufSe:
Thomson
Miscellaneous
Total
Mcintosh: Miscellaneous.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
199
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
Q E O R QI A— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Macon:
18
58
6
Pike: Miscellaneous
25
Polk:
Aragon -
3
Cedartown
82
Total ..
Rockmart
30
Madison:
6
12
Miscellaneous
Total
4
158
Pulaski:
Hawkinsville
Total --
18
35
Marion:
Buena Vista
13
2
Miscellaneous... _ _ _
Total..
2
37
Putnam: Eatonton
15
Total-- --- -
Quitman: Miscellaneous. .-
1
15
Meriwether:
Manchester
31
18
Randolph:
35
13
Total -..
49
5
Total-
Miller: Miscellaneous _
8
3
53
Richmond:
Augusta.-
22
25
5
52
1,587
Camilla
Miscellaneous
11
Total-
Miscellaneous.-
1,598
Rockdale:
Total
51
3
Monroe:
Miscellaneous.
2
Forsyth
Total.. -
Miscellaneous
54
Schley: Miscellaneous
Total -
12
13
Screven:
Sylvania
Montgomery: Miscellaneous
Morgan:
24
1
14
Madison - -
14
Total
28
Tet-il- — — .
25
10
6
Spalding:
Griffin -
Muscogee:
1,342
1,349
251
Miscellaneous .
Total
258
Stephens:
Toccoa.-
Newton:
Covington
67
10
5
35
Porterdale
Miscellaneous. .. .
1
Total
36
Total
82
Stewart:
Richland..
Oconee: Miscellaneous .
2
12
7
11
Oglethorpe: Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
24
1
Total
35
Peach:
76
8
Sumter:
Americus
Fort Valley.
Miscellaneous
Total
84
Miscellaneous
14
Total
Pickens: Miscellaneous
37
209
Talbot:
Talbotton
Pierce:
Blackshear..
32
26
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
2
Total. _
Total.-
39
28
200
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
GEORGIA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Taliaferro ■ M iscellaneous
7
Walton:
45
Tattnall:
15
10
Social Circle
10
Miscellaneous -
Total
25
58
Total -.
Ware:
Waycross
Taylor" Miscellaneous
25
Telfair:
29
11
Miscellaneous.. -
13
Total
Miscellaneous
285
Warren:
Total
40
19
9
Terrell:
69
6
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Miscellaneous
28
75
Washington:
Sandersville .
Total
Thomas:
8
3
264
5
46
Boston
Tennille
22
Meigs
Miscellaneous
10
Total
78
Wayne:
Total
280
36
Tift:
85
5
Miscellaneous
10
Total..
Miscellaneous -
46
Total
90
Webster: Miscellaneous
Toombs:
44
15
Wheeler: Miscellaneous.. .
2
White: Miscellaneous.
10
Whitfield:
Dalton
Total
59
155
4
2
7
Total...
Treutlen : Soperton
159
Wilcox:
Abbeville
Troup:
15
263
116
2
9
Rochelle
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous ..-
Total
Total-.
396
21
Wilkes:
Washington .
Turner:
17
2
50
Miscellaneous.-
Miscellaneous .. ..
5
Total-
Total.
19
55
Wilkinson:
Twiggs: Miscellaneous ....
12
10
Thomaston.
86
6
Miscellaneous
10
Total.
Miscellaneous...
92
Worth:
Sylvester
Total
Walker:
38
24
26
25
La Fayette
Miscellaneous
7
Total.
Miscellaneous
32
State total
Total
88
32, 921
STATISTICS OF INCOME
201
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
HAWAII
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Hawaii:
411
410
Kauai: Miscellaneous
391
Hilo
Maui:
Wailuku
Miscellaneous
166
Total..
821
Miscellaneous
344
Total
Honolulu:
5,726
599
510
State total
8,047
Total
6,325
IDAHO
Ada:
Boise
Meridian
Miscellaneous
Total
Adams: Miscellaneous.
Bannocli::
Pocatello
Miscellaneous
Total
Bear Lake:
Montpelier
Paris
Miscellaneous
Total
Benewah:
St. Maries..
Miscellaneous
Total
Bingham:
Blackfoot -
Fort Hall
Shelley
Miscellaneous
Total
Blaine:
Hailey
Miscellaneous
Total-.-
Boise: Miscellaneous...
Bonner:
Sandpoint
Miscellaneous
Total--
Bonneville:
Idaho Falls
Miscellaneous
Total -
Boundary:
Bonners Ferry
Miscellaneous
Total
1,277
24
20
1,321
18
962
60
1,022
116
2
25
38
181
220
469
Butte: Miscellaneous..
Camas: Miscellaneous.
Canyon:
Caldwell--
Nampa
Miscellaneous
Total -
Caribou: Miscellaneous-
Cassia:
Burley
Oakley -.
Miscellaneous
Total -
Clark: Miscellaneous
Clearwater: Miscellaneous.
Custer: Miscellaneous
Elmore:
Glenns Ferry
Mountain Home.
Miscellaneous
Total -
Franklin:
Preston
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Fremont:
Ashton
St. Anthony..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Gem:
Emmett
Miscellaneous-
Total
Gooding:
Gooding
Miscellaneous.
Total
Idaho:
Grangeville
Miscellaneous.
Total
202
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
IDAHO— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
Jefferson:
Rigby
Miscellaneous
Total
Jerome:
Jerome
Miscellaneous
Total ,
Kootenai:
Coeur d'Alene —
Miscellaneous
Total
Latah:
Moscow
Potlatch
Miscellaneous
Total
Lemhi:
Salmon
Miscellaneous
Total
Lewis: Miscellaneous
Lincoln-
Shoshone
M iscellaneous
Total
Madison:
Rexburg
Miscellaneous
Total
Minidoka:
Rupert
Miscellaneous
Total-.
267
144
196
81
147
424
86
104
92
108
County and city
Number
of returns
Nez Perce:
Lewiston
Miscellaneous.
Total
Oneida: Malad City
Owyhee: Miscellaneous
Payette:
Payette
Miscellaneous
Total.-
Power:
American Falls -..
Miscellaneous -
Total--.
Shoshone:
Kellogg.
Mullan
Wallace
Miscellaneous...
Total
Teton: Miscellaneous
Twin Falls:
Buhl
Filer
Twin Falls
Miscellaneous
Total--
Valley: Miscellaneous
Washington:
Weiser
Miscellaneous
Total---
Miscellaneous for State: Residents of
other States
State total
ILLINOIS
Adams:
Clayton
Quincy
Miscellaneous.
Total -.
Alexander:
Cairo
Miscellaneous.
Total
Bond:
Greenville
Miscellaneous.
Total
Boone:
Belvedere
Miscellaneous.
Total
13
1.337
74
1.424
474
28
106
183
25
Brown:
Mount Sterling
M iscellaneous
Total
Bureau:
Cherry..
Depue
Ladd
Princeton
Spring Valley
M iscellaneous
Total--
Calhoun: Miscellaneous
Carroll:
Lanark
Mount Carroll
Savanna-
M iscellaneous
Total--
STATISTICS OF INCOME
203
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ILLINOIS— Continued
County and city
Cass:
Ashland...
Beardstown
Virginia
Miscellaneous
Total--.
Champaign:
Champaign
Rantoul—
Urbana
Miscellaneous
Total
Christian:
Assumption-
Kincaid
Morrisonville
Pana
Stonington
Taylorville
Miscellaneous
Total--
Clark:
Casey
Marshall...
Martinsville
Miscellaneous
Total -.
Clay:
Flora
Miscellaneous
Total
Clinton:
Beckeraeyer
Breese
Carlyle
New Baden
Trenton
Miscellaneous
Total
Coles:
Charleston
Mattoon -
Oakland
Miscellaneous
Total
Cook:
Argo
-Arlington Heights
Harrington
Bellewood
Berwyn
Blue Island
Brookfield
Calumet City
Chicago -
Chicago Heights
Cicero
Des Plaines
Dolton-.- -
Elmwood Park
Evanston
Forest Park
Olencoe
Gross Point --.
Harvey
Homewood
Kenilworth
107095—30 14
Number
of returns
44
232
71
35
382
1,048
104
399
237
1,788
29
31
30
140
25
257
51
563
159
553
18
23
753
240.
1,
3,
County and city
Cook— Continued.
La Grange
Lansing
Lemont
Lyons
Maywood -.
Melrose Park
Morton Grove
Mount Greenwood
Xiles
Oak Park-- -
Palatine -.
Park Ridge
Phoenix
Riverdale
River Forest-
Riverside
South Holland
Specialville --.
Steger. (See Will County.)
Summit
Western Springs
Wilmette
Winnetka
Miscellaneous -..
Total
Crawford:
Oblong
Palestine -.
Robinson..
Miscellaneous
Total
Cumberland:
Greenup
Neoga -
Miscellaneous
Total
De Kalb:
De Kalb.
Genoa ..-
Sandwich.-
Sycamore'-- - -.
Miscellaneous.- -
Total --
De Witt:
Clinton --
Farmer City
Miscellaneous- ---
Total
Douglas:
Areola
Newman
Tuscola --
Villa Grove
Miscellaneous
Total
Du Page:
Downers Grove
Elmhurst-
Glen Ellyn
Hinsdale
Lombard
Naperville
West Chicago --
Wheaton
Miscellaneous
Total —
Number
of returns
3,944
101
174
144
1,774
309
148
1
19
9,853
137
1,283
3
99
1, 3.58
970
100
1
79
340
2,322
1,905
2,343
288,717
52
32
202
23
309
48
338
25
95
192
84
260
74
44
378
270
613
,097
823
924
335
347
205
802
674
5,820
204
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ILLINOIS— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Edgar:
Chrisman..
40
315
90
Grundy:
Coal City
38
Paris..-
190
M iscellancous
South Wilmington
5
86
Total
445
Total
319
20
13
Hamilton:
McLeansboro
Albion
Miscellaneous
28
2
Total
33
Total
30
Effingham:
26
104
20
Hancock:
Augusta.
Altamont -
Effingham _.
13
Miscellaneous
Carthage
107
Dallas City
20
44
Total. - -.
150
36
39
Fayette:
6
75
3?
Warsaw
St. Elmo
Miscellaneous
60
Total -
Miscellaneous
319
Hardin:
Total - -.
113
6
20
Ford:
85
101
115
Rosielare -
Gibson City
Miscellaneous
3
Paxton
Total
Miscellaneous..
29
Henderson: Miscellaneous
Total
301
62
Henry:
Cambridge
Franklin:
179
4
24
12
19
14
204
60
51
50
Buckner
Galva
114
Christopher
Geneseo
132
Orient
Kewanee
499
Rovalton
Miscellaneous
97
Total
West Frankfort
892
Iroquois:
Miscellaneous
43
Total.
567
Milford
49
53
Fulton:
25
255
16
34
37
3
10
71
Sheldon
34
Astoria
Watseka
140
Canton
Miscellaneous.--
156
Cuba
Total
Farmington
475
Jackson:
Carbondale
St. David
Vermont
Murphysboro -
Miscellaneous --
78
451
Total —
Total
456
Gallatin:
Equality
4
3
7
21
35
Jasper:
Newton - .
38
7
Total
45
Jefferson:
Mount Vernon
Total.-
194
Greene:
100
18
68
61
28
Miscellaneous
11
Total
Carrollton
Greenfield
Jersey:
Jersey ville
Roodhouse
White Hall..
142
Miscellaneous..
Miscellaneous .. ..
16
Total
Total
265
158
STATISTICS OF INCOME
205
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and toionships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ILLINOIS— Continued
County and city
Jo Daviess:
East Dubuque.
Galena.-
Stockton
Warren
JMiscellaneous..
Total
Johnson: Miscellaneous.
Kane:
Aurora---
Batavia
Carpentersvillc-
Dundee —
East Dundee
Elgin
Geneva
St. Charles
West Dundee. -
JVIiscellaneous...
Total -
Kankakee:
Bradley
Kankakee
Manteno
Momence
St. Anne
Miscellaneous-
Total
Kendall:
Piano
Miscellaneous.
Total
Knox :
-\bingdon
Galesburg
Knoxville
Miscellaneous.
Total
Lake:
Barrington. (See Cook County.)
Highland Park
Highwood--
Lake Forest -
Liberty ville
North Chicago - --
Ravinia
Waukegan -
Zion
Miscellaneous
Total.
La Salle:
EarlvUle
La Salle—
Marseilles
Mendota
Oglesby
Ottawa
Peru
Seneca- -.
Streator
Utica
Miscellaneous-
Total
Number
of returns
23
136
41
17
41
258
32
2,641
318
16
141
2
1,769
342
266
5
148
5,648
40
819
22
91
31
61
1,061
62
1,157
31
78
1,328
1,358
93
792
239
216
135
1,794
137
763
5,527
31
551
92
195
49
719
318
22
503
30
128
2,638
County and city
Lawrence:
Bridgeport
Lawrenceville..
St. Francisville.
Sumner
Total
Lee:
Amboy
Dixon
Miscellaneous..
Total
Livingston:
Chatsworth
Dwight
Fairbury
Odell -.-
Pontiac
Miscellaneous..
Total
Logan:
Atlanta
Lincoln..-
Mount Pulaski
Miscellaneous-
Total
McDonough:
Blandinsville...
Bushnell
Colchester
Macomb
Miscellaneous..
Total
McHenry:
Crystal Lake...
Harvard
McHenry
Marengo.
Woodstock
Miscellaneous..
Total-
McLean:
Bloomington-..
Chenoa
Le Roy
Lexington
Normal
Miscellaneous..
Total
Macon:
Decatur
Maroa
Miscellaneous..
Total
Macoupin:
Benld...
Carlinville
Gillespie
Girard---
Mount Olive. -
Staunton
Virden
Miscellaneous..
Total
206
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ILLINOIS— Continued
County and city
Madison:
Alton...
Collinsville
East Alton
Edwardsville..
Glen Carbon..
Granite City..
Highland
Livingston
Madison
Troy
Venice.
Wood River...
Worden
Miscellaneous.
Total
Marion:
Centralia
Odin
Salem
Sandoval
Miscellaneous.
Total..
Marshall:
Henry
Lacon
Toluci
Wenona
Miscellaneous.
Total
Mason:
Havana
Mason City...
Miscellaneous.
Total
Massac:
Brookport
Metropolis
Miscellaneous.
Total
Menard:
-Athens
Petersburg
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Mercer:
Aledo
Keithsburg
Miscellaneous.
Number
of returns
1,402
238
72
331
11
745
120
17
143
19
37
243
2
117
3,497
412
20
77
17
27
553
209
218
154
111
12
Total
211
Monroe:
(^olumbia .. .
61
Waterloo.
65
Miscellaneous
12
Total
138
Montgomery:
Hillsboro
155
Litchfield
139
Xokomis .... . . .
46
Panima
9
Tavlor Springs
5
Witt
13
23
Total
390
County and city
Morgan:
Jacksonville...
Waverly
Miscellaneous.
Total
Moultrie:
Lovington
Sullivan-
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Ogle:
Mount Morris.
Oregon
Polo
Roehelle
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Peoria:
Averyville
Bartonville
Chillicothe
Elmvi'ood
Peoria
Peoria Heights.
Prince ville
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Perry:
Duquoin
Pinckneyville.
Tamaroa
Miscellaneous.
Total
Piatt:
Bement.
Cerro Gordo..
Monticello
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Pike:
Barry
Qriggsville
Pittsfield
Miscellaneous.
Total..
208
Pope:
14
Miscellaneous
Total
16
Pulaska:
63
Mound City
40
Miscellaneous .. . .
36
Total .-
139
Putnam:
Granville . -
28
Miscellaneous .
14
Tntnl
42
STATISTICS OF INCOME
207
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ILLINOIS— Continued
County and city
Randolph:
Chester
Coulterville
Percy
Red Bud. -...
Sparta
Tilden
Miscellaneous
Total
Richland:
Olney
Miscellaneous
Total
Rock Island:
East Moline
Moline
Rock Island
Silvis
Miscellaneous
Total
St. Clair:
Belleville
Dupo
East St. Louis
Freeburg
Lebanon -
Lovejoy
Marissa
Mascoutah
National Stock Yards
New Athens
O'Fallon
Miscellaneous
Total
Saline:
Carrier Mills
Eldorado -
Harrisburg.
Miscellaneous
Total
Sangamon:
Auburn
Divernon
Pawnee
Pleasant Plains.
Riverton
Springfield
Thayer
Miscellaneous.
Total
Schuyler:
Rushville
Miscellaneous
Total...
Scott:
Bluffs
Winchester
Miscellaneous
Total
Shelby:
Moweaqua...
Shelbyville
Number
of returns
283
111
3
224
1,425
1,234
1,027
62
2,531
20
53
3
38
39
59
48
92
50
4,028
11
53
253
14
331
43
9
41
41
12
3,203
2
158
3,509
County and city
Shelby— Continued
Windsor
Miscellaneous..
Total..
Stark:
Toulon
Wyoming
Miscellaneous..
Total-
Stephenson:
Freeport
Lena
Miscellaneous..
Total
Tazewell:
Delavan
East Peoria
Morton
Pekin
Washington
Miscellaneous..
Total .-
Union:
Anna.-r-_-..-;"..
Jonesboro
Miscellaneous..
Total
Vermilion:
DanvUle
Georgetown
Iloopeston
Rossville
Westville
Miscellaneous..
Total
Wabash :
Mount Carmel.
Miscellaneous..
Total
Warren:
Monmouth
Miscellaneous. -
Total. .-
Washington:
Nashville
Miscellaneous..
Total
Wayne:
Fairfield.
Miscellaneous..
Total.-
White:
Carmi
Grayville
Norris City
Miscellaneous..
Total-
Number
of returns
208
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ILLINOIS— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns-
Whiteside:
Fulton
57
80
49
49
413
35
Williamson— Continued.
Marion
213
Morrison ..
]\Iiscellaneous .. .. .. .
20
Total
Rock Falls..
530'
Winnebago :_
Miscellaneous
25
Total- .--
083
Rockford
4,366
South Beloit
8
Will:
18
3,105
204
45
58
38
75
209
Miscellaneous
84
Braidwood...
Total
Joilet
Lockport
Woodford:
El Paso
Peotone
Plainfield
Eureka.
Minonk .
Roanoke.-
62'
3,752
Miscellaneous
104
Total . .-
Williamson:
40
2
178
8
69
392
Miscellaneous for State: Residents of
other States
Creal Springs
Herrin
268
Hurst
State total . - - . . -
Johnston City .. _
373, 621
INDIANA
Adams:
Berne
Decatur
Miscellaneous
Total
Allen:
Fort Wayne
New Haven
Miscellaneous
TotaL.
Bartholomew:
Columbus
Hope
Miscellaneous
Total-
Benton:
Fowler
Miscellaneous
Total
Blackford :
Hartford City
Montpelier
Total-- -..
Boone:
Lebanon
Thorntown
Miscellaneous
Total--
Brown: Miscellaneous
Carroll:
Delphi
Flora..-'.
M iscellaneous
Total
232
4,916
51
65
5,032
372
9
12
393
109
168
117
29
36
182
3
Cass:
Logansport-
Miscellaneous
Total-
Clark:
Jeflersonville..
M iscellaneous
Total
Clay:
Brazil
Clay City
Harmony
Miscellaneous
Total
Clinton:
Frankfort
Miscellaneous
Total
Crawford: Miscellaneous
Daviess:
Washington
Miscellaneous
Total -...
Dearborn :
Aurora -
Lawrenceburg
M iscellaneous
Total
Decatur:
Qreensburg
St. PauL- -
M iscellaneous-
Total
547
23
276
59
335
237
15
6
44
302
316
36
352
32
250
30
106
129
7
160
16
17
193
STATISTICS OF INCOME
209
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
INDIANA— Continued
County and city
De Kalb:
Auburn
Butler
Garrett
Waterloo
Miscellaneous.
Total
Delaware:
Albany
Eaton
Muncie
Miscellaneous.
Total
Dubois:
Huntingburg..
Jasper
Miscellaneous.
Total
Elkhart:
Elkhart
Goshen
Nappanee
Miscellaneous.
Total
Fayette:
Connersville..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Floyd:
New Albany..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Fountain:
Attica
Covington
Veedersburg-.
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Franklin:
Brookville
Miscellaneous.
Total
Fulton:
Rochester
Miscellaneous
Total
Gibson:
Fort Branch..
Oakland City.
Owensville
Princeton
Miscellaneous
Total
Grant:
Fairmount
Gas City
Jonesboro
Number
of returns
146
40
159
15
6
13
15
1,254
37
1,319
83
100
12
195
1,255
339
99
70
1,763
443
451
741
3
184
119
31
16
18
23
67
7
189
37
County and city
Grant— Continued.
Marion
National Military Home
Upland-- ,
Miscellaneous
Total
Greene:
Bloomfield
Jasonville-- -
Linton,-- -
Worthington
M iscellaneous -
Total.. - -.
Hamilton:
Arcadia
Noblesville
Sheridan- -
Miscellaneous..
Total. -
Hancock:
Foitville ,
Greenfield ,
Shirley
Miscellaneous
Total
Harrison:
Corydon--
M iscellaneous -
Total
Hendricks:
Brownsburg
Danville
Plainfleld
M iscellaneous
Total -
Henry:
Knightstown
Middletown..
Newcastle
Miscellaneous
Total-
Howard:
Green town- -.
Kokomo
M iscellaneous
Total
Huntington:
Andrews
Huntington-.
Warren
Miscellaneous
Total -
Jackson:
Brownstown
CrothersviUe
Seymour
Miscellaneous -.
Total
210
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Tablv^ n.-Individaal returns by States and Territories-Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year Wiiii—^onia.
INDIANA— Continued
County and city
Jasper:
Remington
Rensselaer
Miscellaneous.
Number
of returns
Total.
Jay:
Dunkirk
Po.tland
Redkey
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Jefferson:
Madison
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Jennings:
North Vernon.
Miscellaneous.
Total..
20
100
21
58
102
144
15
159
Johnson:
Edinb)u-g
Franklin
Greenwood
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Knox:
Bicknell
Bruceville
Vincennes
Mjscellaneous.
Total
Kosciusko:
Pierceton
Syracuse
Warsaw
Miscellaneous.
Total
43
160
51
12
266
83
3
494
46
34
171
Lagrange:
Lagrange
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Lake:
Crown Point..
East Chicago..
Gary...
Hammond
Hobart
Lowell
Whiting
■ Miscellaneous.
Total
298
97
La Porte:
I>a Porte
Michigan City.
Miscellaneous..
Total.
207
2,515
5. 360
2,721
200
51
1,199
173
12. 426
781
846
62
County and city
Number
of returns
Madison:
Alexandria
Anderson
Elwood
Lapel
Pendleton
Summitville..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Marion:
Beech Grove..
Indianapolis..
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Marshall:
Argos
Bourbon
Bremen
Culver
Plymouth
Miscellaneous.
Total
Martin:
Loogootee.
Shoals
Total.
Miami:
Converse
Peru
Miscellaneous.
Total
Monroe:
Bloomington..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Montgomery:
Crawfordsville.
Laloga...
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Morgan:
Martinsville...
Mooresville...
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Newton:
Goodland
Kentland
Morocco
Miscellaneous.
64
1,200
237
6
29
13
17
1,566
27
17,825
218
18, 070
23
45
57
119
158
15
417
14
432
22
468
712
45
327
27
44
Total.
Lawrence:
Bedford..
Mitchell
Miscellaneous.
Total
494
60
22
576
Noble:
Albion
Kendallville...
Ligonier
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Ohio: Rising Sun.
398
116
30
22
168
18
34
25
25
102
28
180
79
34
321
STATISTICS OF INCOME
211
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
INDIANA— Continued
County and city
Orange:
French Lick...
Orleans
Paoli
Miscellaneous..
Total
Owen:
Spencer
Miscellaneous..
Total
Parke:
Mecca
Montezuma
Rockville
Miscellaneous..
Total
Perry:
Cannelton
Tell City
Miscellaneous..
Total
Pike:
Petersburg
Winslow
Miscellaneous..
Total
Porter:
Chesterton
Valparaiso
Aliscellaneous..
Total
Posey:
Mount Vernon.
Xew Harmony.
Wadesville
Miscellaneous..
Total
Pulaski:
Winamac
Miscellaneous..
Total..
Putnam:
Greencastle
Miscellaneous..
Total
Randolph:
Ridgeville
Union City
Winchester
Miscellaneous..
Total
Ripley:
Bate.sville
Osgood
Miscellaneous..
Total
Number
of returns
163
74
82
107
91
148
382
59
589
112
222
27
13
97
113
30
253
100
11
40
County and city
Rush:
Rushville
Miscellaneous
Total
St. Joseph:
Mishawaka...
Notre Dame . .
South Bend...
Walkerton
Miscellaneous
Total
Scott:
Scottsburg
Miscellaneous
Total.
Shelby:
Shelbyville....
Miscellaneous
Total
Spencer:
Rockport
Miscellaneous
Total
Starke:
Knox
North Judson
Miscellaneous
Total.
Steuben:
Angola
Miscellaneous
Total
Sullivan:
Dugger
Farmersburg..
Hymera.
Shelburn
Sullivan
Miscellaneous.
Total
Switzerland:
Vevay
Miscellaneous,
Total
Tippecanoe:
Lafayette
Miscellaneous.
Total
Tipton:
Tipton.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Union:
Liberty
Miscellaneous.
Total
212
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
INDIANA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Vanrierburg:
2,813
2
8
Washington:
Salem
46
Howell
Miscellaneous
10
Total
56
2,823
Wayne:
Cambridge City.- .
183
6
74
81
Hagerstown
56
Richmond
1,087
Miscellaneous
64
Total- -.
Total
203
1,288
Wells:
Bluflton -
Vigo:
2,297
39
29
Miscellaneous . .
Total -
2,365
175
Total -
White:
Wabash:
North Manchester
72
233
27
34
Wabash
Monticello -
63
Miscellaneous
46
Total--
Total - -
332
143
Whitley:
Columbia City-.-
Warren:
Williamsport
31
32
Miscellaneous
South Whitley
30
Total-
63
Miscellaneous
19
Total-
"V\ arrick:
109
19
10
143
Miscellaneous for State: Residents of
other States
Newburg
Miscellaneous
796
State total
Total
138
75, 376
IOWA
Adair:
Adair
30
40
39
Benton:
Belle Plaine- -
46
Greenfield-
Vinton
65
Miscellaneous .. .
Miscellaneous--
Total -
Blackhawk:
Cedar Falls- -
as
Total
109
179
Adams:
Corning
57
9
159
Miscellaneous
I.aPorte City .-
23
1 493
Total -
66
33
Total
Boone:
Boone
Madrid
Allamakee:
Lansing
24
50
47 !
7
1
1,708
Postville
Waukon
337
M iscellaneous
29
26
Total-
128
Miscellaneous -
Total - -.
Bremer:
Sumner
Waverly
Miscellaneous
Total —
Buchanan:
17
Appanoose:
Centerville
152
1
8
5
14
409
Cincinnati
Moulton
37
Mystic
107
Miscellaneous
55
Total
180
199
Audubon:
Audubon.--
59
49
116
Miscellaneous
30
f
Total -
Total
108
146
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of re
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd
IOWA— Continued
213
returns
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Buena Vista:
Alta.-
30
12
142
55
Clayton:
Elkader
42
Sioux Rapids
Guttenberg
14
Storm Lake.
McGregor
25
Miscellaneous...
Marquette
16
Monona
Strawberry Point
16
20
Total
239
64
Butler:
Clarksville..
17
25
20
45
Total
197
Clinton:
Clinton.. .
Parkersburg-
Miscellaneous
909
Dewitt
82
Total
107
Miscellaneous
82
Total
Calhoun:
40
42
65
64
1,073
Crawford:
Denison
Manson ._
97
Miscellaneous
Manilla
23
128
Total
211
Total
248
Carroll:
Carroll
175
24
47
107
Dallas:
Adel
Coon Rapids
47
Manning
Perr V
146
Woodward.
8
146
Total
353
Total
347
Cass:
Anita
H
175
30
36
Davis:
Bloomfield.
44
Griswold
Miscellaneous
7
Miscellaneous
Total
51
Total
255
Decatur:
Lamoni .
Cedar:
41
102
9
Tipton
Leon
22
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous..
Total
19
Total
143
50
! Delaware:
Manchester
Miscellaneous..
Cerro Gordo:
Clear Lake...
73
723
32
73
30
Total...
Des Moines:
1 Burlington
Miscellaneous...
Total
Dickinson:
103
828
Cherokee ..
174
34
69
978
24
Miscellaneous...
1,002
Total.
277
29
Chickasaw:
11
53
17
Miscellaneous..
Total -
44
Nashua .. .
New Hampton
73
Miscellaneous
Dubuque:
Cascade
Total
81
24
1,593
Clarke:
i Osceola
34
12
Dyersville
36
40
Total
46
1,693
Total
Emmet:
Estherville..
Clay:
170
78
112
Miscellaneous
23
Total
Total
248
135
214
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
IOWA— Continued
County and city
Fayette:
Fayette
Oelwein...
West Union
Miscellaneous--
Total-
Flovd:
Charles City...
Nora Springs.-.
Rockford
Miscellaneous..
Total
Franklin:
Hampton
Sheffield
Miscellaneous..
Total
Fremont:
Hamburg
Sidney
Tabor
Miscellaneous.-
Total
Greene:
Grand Junction
Jefferson
Miscellaneous--
Total- -.
Grundy:
Grundy Center.
Reinbeck
Miscellaneous.-
Total
Guthrie:
Guthrie Center.
Panora
Stuart
Miscellaneous.-
Total-
Hamilton:
Jewell
Webster City-.
Miscellaneous-.
Total
Hancock:
Britt-
Garner.- -.
Miscellaneous--
Total
Hardin:
Ackley
Eldora -..
Iowa Falls
Miscellaneous...
Total
Number
of returns
County and city
262
163
147
19
143
63
225
56
83
102
57
298
Number
of returns
Harrison:
Dunlap
Logan
Missouri Valley.
Woodbine
Miscellaneous.--
Total-
Henry:
Mount Pleasant -
92
New London - -
13
Winfleld -- -. - .
21
Miscellaneous - - -
39'
Total-
165
Howard:
Cresco -
70-
Miscellaneous
14
Total
84
Humboldt:
Humboldt
7a
Miscellaneous
53
Total
12a
Ida:
Holstein-- -
63
Ida Grove --
102
Miscellaneous ..
59
Total
224
Iowa:
Marengo
37
Williamsburg
33
Miscellaneous
30
Total
100
Jackson:
Bellevue
30
Maquoketa
94
Miscellaneous
37
Total-
161
Jasper:
Colfax--. --
33
Monroe ---
22
Newton--
412
Miscellaneous
84
Total-.- -
551
Jefferson:
Fairfield
202
Miscellaneous
10
Total-
212
Johnson:
Iowa City
545
Miscellaneous
32
Total
577
Jones:
.\namosa
43
Monticello
72
Miscellaneous
27
Total-.
142
STATISTICS OF INCOME
215
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
IOWA— Continued
County and city
Keokuk:
Keota...
Sigourney
What Cheer. -
Miscellaneous.
Total
Kossuth:
Algona
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Lee:
Fort Madison.
Keokuk
Miscellaneous.
Total
Linn:
Cedar Rapids..
Marion
Mount Vernon.
Miscellaneous. -
Total.
Louisa:
Columbus Junction.
Wapello
Miscellaneous
Total.
Lucas:
Chariton
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Lyon:
Rock Rapids..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Madison:
Winterset
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Mahaska:
New Sharon. -
Oskaloosa
Miscellaneous.
Total
Marion:
Knoxville
Melcher
Pella...
Miscellaneous.
Total..
Marshall:
Marshalltown.
State Center..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
126
119
117
236
376
489
27
892
2,005
60
37
69
2,171
116
16
132
15V
82
13
254
28
35
240
550
45
71
666
County and city
Mills:
Glenwood
Malvern.
Aliscellaneous...
Total.
Mitchell:
Osage
Riceville
Miscellaneous...
Total..
Monona:
Mapleton
Onawa.
Miscellaneous.. -
Total-.
Monroe:
Albia
Hiteman
Hocking
Lovilia...
Miscellaneous...
Total..
Montgomery: ■
Red Oak
Villisca
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Muscatine:
Muscatine
West Liberty
Wilton Junction
Miscellaneous...
Total..
O'Brien:
Hartley
Paullina
Primghar
Sanborn...
Sheldon
Miscellaneous...
Total.-
Osceola:
Sibley
Miscellaneous.. -
Total-
Page:
Clarinda
Shenandoah
Miscellaneous...
Total
Palo Alto:
Emmetsburg
West Bend
Miscellaneous...
Total.
216
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
IOWA— Continued
County and city
Xumber !
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Plymouth:
Akron
Kingsley
Le Mars
Remsen
?kIiseellaneous.
39
35
181
64
45
Total.
364
Pocahontas:
Fonda
Pocahontas —
Rolfe
Miscellaneous-
Total -
Polk:
Des Moines
Valley Junction.
Miscellaneous...
.722
113
72
Total.. 5,907
Pottawattamie:
Avoca
Council Blufifs.
Oakland
Walnut
Miscellaneous.-
Total
Poweshiek:
Brooklyn
Grinnell.
Montezuma. .-
Miscellaneous.
54
1,169
54
42
140
1,459
24
139
27
19
Total
209
Ringgold:
Mount -\yr
Miscellaneous
27
17
Total
44
Sac:
Odebolt
57
80
Miscellaneous
111
Total
248
Scott:
Bettendorf
46
Davenport.
Miscellaneous
2,536
78
Total
2,660
Shelby:
Harlan .
131
80
Total
211
Sioux:
Alton
24
83
Orange Citv .
49
21
37
Miscellaneous
97
Total
311
Story:
Ames
Nevada
Story City
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Tama:
Dysart...
Gladbrook
Tama
Toledo.
Traer
Miscellaneous.
233
407
Total -.
212
Taylor:
Bedford
43
15
Miscellaneous .
37
Total
95
Union;
224
28
Total
252
Van Buren:
4
24
Total
28
Wapello:
EddwUle
11
Eldon -
29
651
9
Total
700
Warren:
72
33
Total
105
Washington:
Brighton
3
133
72
Total
208
Waj-ne:
28
11
10
9
Total
58
Webster:
Fort Dodge
732
Miscellaneous
96
Total
828
Winnebago:
Forest City
47
Lake Mills
15
Miscellaneous
37
Total
99
STATISTICS OF INCOME
217
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
IOWA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Winneshiek:
Calmar -..
22
142
54
Worth— Continued.
Northwood
31
Decorah
Miscellaneous
IS
Total
91
Total
218
Wright:
Belmond...
Woodbury:
26
2,594
183
37
Correctionville
Clarion
112
Sious City
Dows
31
Miscellaneous
Eagle Grove—-
100
18
Total
2,803
Total
298
Worth:
Manly.
42
State total
40, 789
KANSAS
Allen:
Humboldt
lola
La Harpe
Miscellaneous...
Total
Anderson:
Garnett
Miscellaneous...
Total
Atchison:
Atchison
Miscellaneous...
Total
Barber:
Kiowa
Medicine Lodge
Miscellaneous...
Total
Barton:
Ellinwood
Great Bend
Hoisington
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Bourbon:
Fort Scott.
Miscellaneous...
Total
Brown;
Hiawatha.
Horton
Miscellaneous.. .
Total
Butler:
Augusta...
Douglass
Eldorado
Miscellaneous...
Total
65
181
6
18
270
106
437
11
448
65
56
100
89
252
132
135
266
16
282
115
29
527
173
844
Chase:
Cottonwood Falls
Miscellaneous
Total
Chautauqua:
Cedarvale..
Sedan
Miscellaneous..
Total
Cherokee:
Baxter Springs
Columbus
Galena
Scammon
Weir
West Mineral...
Miscellaneous
Total.
Cheyenne: Miscellaneous
Clark:
Ashland
Miscellaneous
Total
Clay:
Clay Center
Miscellaneous..
Total
Cloud:
Clyde..
Concordia
Miscellaneous
Total
Coffey:
Burlington
Miscellaneous
Total
Comanche:
Coldwater
Protection
Miscellaneous
Total
94
97
181
103
437
141
54
195
16
182
61
259
218
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
KANSAS— Continued
County and city
Cowley:
Arkansas City
Winfleld
Miscellaneous.
Total
Crawford:
Arcadia
Arma
Cherokee
Croweburg
Franklin
Frontenac
Girard
Mulberry
Pittsburg
Radley.
Miscellaneous.
Total -.
Decatur:
Oberlin
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Dickinson:
Abilene
Herington
Solomon
Miscellaneous.
Total
Doniphan:
Troy
Miscellaneous.
Total
Douglas:
Baldwin City.
Lawrence
Miscellaneous.
Total
Edwards:
Kinsley
Miscellaneous.
Total
Elk:
Howard
Miscellaneous.
Total
Ellis:
Ellis
Hays
Miscellaneous.
Total
Ellsworth:
Ellsworth
Wilson
Miscellaneous.
Total...
Finney:
Garden City..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
467
426
41
934
26
26
19
1
8
21
64
46
618
1
16
94
238
157
35
105
535
33
119
23
474
24
146
153
299
79
173
16
268
45
59
192
154
18
172
County and city
Ford:
Dodge City
Miscellaneous
Total
Franklin:
Ottawa
M iscellaneous
Total....
Geary:
Fort Riley
Junction City.
Miscellaneous
Total
Gove: Miscellaneous
Graham: Miscellaneous
Grant: Miscellaneous
Gray: Miscellaneous
Greeley: Miscellaneous
Greenwood:
Eureka
M iscellaneous
Total
Hamilton:
Syracuse
M iscellaneous
Total....
Harper:
Anthony
Harper
Miscellaneous
Total
Harvey:
Halstead
Newton
Miscellaneous
Total
Haskell: Miscellaneous
Hodgeman: Miscellaneous
Jackson:
Holton.-
M iscellaneous
Total....
Jefferson:
Valley Falls
M iscellaneous
Total
Jewell:
Mankato
M iscellaneous
Total
Johnson:
Olathe
Miscellaneous
Total
Kearny: Miscellaneous
STATISTICS OF INCOME
219
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
KANSAS— Continued
County and city
Kingman:
Kingman
Miscellaneous-
Total
Kiowa:
Oreensburg
Miscellaneous.
Total
Labette:
Chetopa
Oswego..
Parsons.
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Lane: Miscellaneous.
Number
of returns
Leavenworth:
Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth
National Military Home.
Miscellaneous
Total.
Lincoln:
Lincoln
Miscellaneous -
Total
Linn:
La Cygne
Pleasanton
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Logan: Miscellaneous.
Lyon:
Emporia
Miscellaneous
Total.
McPherson:
Lindsborg
McPherson
Miscellaneous.
Total
Marion:
Florence
Hillsboro
Marion
Peaborly
Miscellaneous.
Total
Marshall:
Blue Rapids..
Frankfort
Marysville
Miscellaneous
Total
Meade: Miscellaneous.
103
15
37
372
23
447
43
453
2
37
108
72
28
544
81
625
91
205
144
440
47
49
119
66
77
358
39
38
148
129
354
130
County and city
Miami:
Osawatomie
Paola
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Mitchell:
Beloit
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Montgomery:
Caney--
Cherryvale
Coffeyville
Independence.
Miscellaneous.
Total
1,032
Morris:
Council Grove
73
Miscellaneous
64
Total
137
Morton:
Elkhart
30
Miscellaneous
11
Total
41
Nemaha:
Sabetha .
92
Seneca
43
Miscellaneous
61
Total
196
Neosho:
288
Erie
15
Miscellaneous
21
Total
324
Ness' Miscellaneous
82
Norton:
6S
Miscellaneous
42
Total
107
Osage:
Burlingame .
30
Osage City
36
53
Total..
119
Osborne:
Downs
23
46
Miscellaneous
34
Total
103
Ottawa:
46
53
Total
90
107095—30-
-15
220
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
KANSAS— Continued
Comity and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Pawnee:
203
85
Shawnee:
2,533
40
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Total -- - --
288
Total .
2,573
Sheridan: Miscellaneous
Phillips:
44
42
86
35
Sherman:
Goodland-
102
Miscellaneous
16
Pottawatomie:
48
62
90
Total
118
Smith:
Smith Center
Wamego.
Miscellaneous
60
Miscellaneous
Total
200
35
Totil
95
Pratt:
Pratt...
232
77
309
Stafford:
St John
Miscellaneous
85
Total.
Stafford
Miscellaneous
83
94
Rawlins: Miscellaneous
73
Total
262
Stanton: Miscellaneous ..
Reno:
35
744
101
18
Haven
41
Hutchinson
Sumner:
Caldwell
Miscellaneous
Total
880
65
Conway Springs
25
Republic:
83
88
28
Wellington. _
237
Miscellaneous
129
Total--
171
Total-
484
Rice:
107
62
100
Thomas:
Colby...- -
73
Miscellaneous
59
Miscellaneous..
•Total..
132
Total
269
Trego:
Wakeeney...
Riley:
335
102
437
43
Miscellaneous
11
Miscellaneous
Total - . .
54
Wabaunsee: Miscellaneous
Total
103
Rooks: Miscellaneous
54
158
Wallace: Miscellaneous
39
Rush: Miscellaneous
Washington:
Washington..
Russell:
Russell
105
96
201
36
Miscellaneous
93
Miscellaneous.
Total
129
Wichita: Miscellaneous
12
703
65
Wilson:
Altoona
Saline:
Salina
9
Fredonia
91
Total
768
91
Scott:
Scott City..
32
5
Total.-
202
Miscellaneous
Woodson:
Yates Center
—
Total
37
42
Miscellaneous
16
Sedgwick:
3, 835
182
Total
58
Wichita
Wyandotte:
Miscellaneous
40
Total
4,017
2,531
Seward:
143
14
Miscellaneous
47
Liberal
Total.
Miscellaneous
State total--
Total
157
32,929
STATISTICS OF INCOME
221
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
KENTUCKY
County and city
Adair: Columbia
Allen: Scottsville
Anderson: Lawrenceburg
Ballard: Miscellaneous...
Barren:
Glasgow.-
Miscellaneous
Total — .
Bath : Miscellaneous
Bell:
Middlesboro
Pineville
Miscellaneous
Total
Boone: Miscellaneous
Bourbon:
Millersburg
Paris
Miscellaneous
Total
Boyd:
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Miscellaneous
Total
Boyle:
Danville
M iscellaneous
Total.
Bracken:
Augusta
M iscellaneous
Total
Breathitt:
Jackson.
Miscellaneous
Total
Breckinridge:
Cloverport
Miscellaneous
Total
Bullitt: Miscellaneous...
Butler: Miscellaneous
Caldwell:
Princeton
M iscellaneous.
Total
Calloway:
Murray
Miscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
108
7
115
33
209
103
17
329
65
13
368
28
973
73
3
293
11
304
78
115
12
61
County and city
Campbell:
Bellevue
Dayton
Fort Thomas..
Newport
Miscellaneous.
Total
Carlisle:
Bardwell
Miscellaneous.
Total
Carroll:
Carrollton
Miscellaneous.
Total
Carter:
Olive Hill
Miscellaneous.
Total
Casey: Miscellaneous.
Christian:
Hopkinsville..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Clark:
Winchester
Miscellaneous.
Total
Clay: Miscellaneous.
Crittenden:
Marion..
Miscellaneous
Total.
Cumberland: Miscellaneous.
Daviess:
Owensboro
M iscellaneous
Total.
Edmonson: Miscellaneous.
Elliott: Miscellaneous
Estill:
Irvine
Ravenna.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Fayette:
Lexington
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
222
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, c alendar year 1928 — Contd.
KENTUCKY— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Fleming:
Flemingsburg
33
5
Hart: Miscellaneous
21
Henderson:
=s
294
Total
38
Miscellaneous .
7
Total
Floyd:
39
16
14
65
301
Henry:
Eminence
Weeksbury .
29
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
23
Total
Total -
134
52
Hickman:
Clinton
Franklin:
355
6
3
Miscellaneous
1
Total
Total
361
4
Hopkins:
Dawson Springs
Fulton:
Fulton
105
39
1
38
Hickman
Earlington
55
Miscellaneous
Madison ville
203
6
Total
145
Miscellaneous .
16
Total
Qallatin: Miscellaneous
15
318
Jackson: Miscellaneous
51
7
7
Jefferson:
Miscellaneous
13, 805
Total
58
Miscellaneous . . . .
569
Total
Grant: Miscellaneous
45
14, 374
Jessamine:
Nicholasville . .
Mayfield ,
214
7
80
Miscellaneous
13
Total .
Total
221
93
Johnson:
Paintsville
Grayson:
Leitchfield
20
14
88
Van Lear . .
20
g
Total... . . .
34
Total
116
6
Kenton:
Covington
Greenup:
23
132
23
2,995
Greenup
Ludlow
270
Russell
116
Total
3,381
Total
178
12
22
Knox:
Barbourville
Hardin:
69
14
50
Elizabethtown
Miscellaneous
Total
Larue:
Hodgen ville
7
Miscellaneous
57
Total
83
Harlan:
153
309
11
Harlan
2
Total
13
462
Laurel: London
Total
28
Harrison:
Cynthiana
149
18
Lawrence:
Louisa
54
Miscellaneous
20
Total
167
Total
74
STATISTICS OF INCOME
223
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
KENTUCKY— Continued
County and city
Lee:
Beattyville
Miscellaneous-
Total
Leslie: Miscellaneous.
Letcher:
Jenkins
Miscellaneous
Total-
Lewis:
Vanceburg
Miscellaneous-
Total
Lincoln:
Stanford
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Livingston: Miscellaneous.
Logan:
Russell ville
M iscellaneous
Total -
Lyon:
Eddyville
Miscellaneous-
Total.
Number
of returns
17
146
30
22
McCracken: Paducah
875
MeCreary: Miscellaneous
19
McLean:
Livermore..
4
7
Total.-
11
jviaaison:
Berea
75
Richmond ..
183
5
Total
263
MagoflBn: Miscellaneous.
25
Marion:
Lebanon .
67
Miscellaneous
7
Total
74
Marshall: Miscellaneous.. -
17
Martin : Miscellaneous
2
Mason:
251
Miscellaneous. .
23
Total
274
Meade: Miscellaneous ..
9
Menifee: Miscellaneous
1
Mercer:
Harrodsburg
121
Miscellaneous
17
Total
138
County and city
Metcalfe: Miscellaneous..
Monroe: Miscellaneous
Montgomery: Mount Sterling.
Morgan: Miscellaneous
Muhlenberg:
Central City..
Drakesboro
Greenville
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Nelson:
Bardstown
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Nicholas:
Carlisle.
Miscellaneous-
Total
Ohio: Miscellaneous.
Oldham:
La Grange
Miscellaneous
Total.
Owen: Miscellaneous.
Pendleton:
Falmouth
Miscellaneous
Total.
Perry:
Hazard
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Pike:
Hellier
Pikeville
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Powell: Miscellaneous.
Pulaski:
Burnside
Somerset
Miscellaneous
Total.
Robertson: Miscellaneous..
Rockcastle: Miscellaneous.
Rowan: Miscellaneous
Russell: Miscellaneous
Scott:
Georgetown...
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Shelby:
Shelbyville
Miscellaneous.
Total
224
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
KENTUCKY— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
41
12
41
48
Spencer: M iscellaneous
Wayne: Monticello -.- _
Webster:
8
Todd:
15
26
54
Elkton
Sebree
2
Miscellaneous
15
Total
Total-
41
71
Whitley:
Trigg: Miscellaneous
29
3
Trimble: Miscellaneous
131
70
Union:
56
40
5
7
14
Morganfleld
Total--
Sturgis— -
215
Wolfe: Miscellaneous
Uniontown .
Miscellaneous
Woodford:
Total
108
119
Warren :
311
17
Miscellaneous
44
Bowling Green
Total
Miscellaneous
Total- .-- —
328
35, 367
LOUISIANA
Acadia:
Crowley -
195
89
83
Bossier:
33
Rayne -- -
Miscellaneous
113
Total
146
Total
367
Caddo:
Oil City--
Allen:
46
19
81
17
39
Elizabeth
Shreveport
4,409
Kinder,
Vivian -
57
Oakdale-
287
Total
4,792
Total
163
Calcasieu:
De Quincy .
Ascension:
77
46
80
Donaldson ville
Qed
9
Miscellaneous
Lake Charles
732
59
Total -
123
Vinton
74
22
Assumption:
33
29
Miscellaneous
18
Total
Miscellaneous -
994
Total- -
62
56
13
Avoyelles:
Bunkie ---
48
34
39
Catahoula:
Jonesville
Marksville.- - -
9
Miscellaneous
23
Total
Total - -
121
32
Claiborne:
Beaureguard:
De Kidder --
107
1
18
8
147
Ludington -
Homer.--
147
Merryville.--
Miscellaneous
13
Total
307
Total
134
Concordia:
Ferriday -
Bienville:
60
54
68
Arcadia -
Vidalia
27
Miscellaneous
M iscellaneous. -
23
Total
Total -
114
118
STATISTICS OF INCOME
225
Table U. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distribxded by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
LOUISIANA— Continued
County and city
De Soto:
Mansfield
Miscellaneous.
Total.
East Baton Rouge:
Baton Rouge...
Miscellaneous. -
Total_
East Carroll:
Lake Providence.
Miscellaneous
Total.
East Feliciana:
Jackson
Miscellaneous.
Total
Evangeline:
Ville Platte- --
Miscellaneous.
Total -.
Franklin:
Winnsboro
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Grant:
Colfax
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Iberia:
Jeanerette
New Iberia
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Iberville:
Bayou Ooula..
Plafiuemine...
White Castle..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Jackson:
Eros
Miscellaneous.
Total
Jefferson:
Gretna
Kenner
McDonoghville.
Westwego
Miscellaneous. --
Total.
Jefferson Davis:
Jennings
Lake Arthur..
Welsh
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
170
75
1,645
70
1,715
114
18
66
158
31
10
125
24
27
104
36
37
22
196
110
15
54
43
222
County and city
Lafayette:
Lafayette
Miscellaneous.
Total.
La Fourche:
Thibodaux
Miscellaneous.
Total
La Salle: Miscellaneous-
Lincoln:
Ruston
Miscellaneous
Total -
Livingston: Miscellaneous.
Madison:
Tallulah
Miscellaneous
Total -
Morehouse:
Bastrop
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Natchitoches:
Natchitoches..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Orleans: New Orleans.
Ouachita:
Monroe..-
West Monroe
M iscellaneous
Total.
Plaquemine: Miscellaneous.
Pointe Coupee:
New Roads
Miscellaneous
Total.
Rapides:
.\lexandria
Boyce
Glenmora
I>ecompte
Pine ville
Miscellaneous.
Total
Red River: Miscellaneous.
Richland:
Alto.- .-
Rayville -
Miscellaneous
Total.
Sabine:
Fisher
Peason
Miscellaneous.
Total
226
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
LOUISIANA— Continued
County and city
St. Bernard: Miscellaneous
St. Charles: Miscellaneous.
St. Helena: Miscellaneous.
St. James:
Lutcher
Miscellaneous
Total-
St. John the Baptist:
Garyville-.
Miscellaneous
Total
St. Landry:
Eunice.-
Opelousas
Washington
Miscellaneous
Total
St. Martin:
Breaux Bridge
St. Martinville
Miscellanous
Total
St. Mary:
Berwick..
Franlilin
Morgan City
Patterson...
Miscellaneous...
Total
St. Tammany:
Covington
Madison ville
Mandeville
Slidell-
M iscellaneous
Total-.
Tangipahoa:
Amite
Hammond
Independence
Number
of returns
51
189
18
74
332
15
97
107
37
24
280
40
193
11
County and city
Tangipahoa — Continued.
Kentwood
Miscellaneous
Total
Tensas: Miscellaneous
Terrebonne:
Houma
Miscellaneous
Total
Union: Miscellaneous
Vermillion:
Abbeville
Gueydan
Miscellaneous
Total
Vernon:
Fullerton
Lees ville
Miscellaneous
Total..
Washington:
Bogalusa
Miscellaneous
Total -
Webster:
Minden
Miscellaneous
Total
West Baton Rouge: Miscellaneous
West Carroll: Miscellaneous
West Feliciana: Miscellaneous
Winn:
Winnfleld
Miscellaneous
Total- -
State total
MAINE
Androscoggin:
Auburn
East Livermore
Lewiston
Lisbon
Mechanic Falls.
Poland
Turner
Webster-.
Miscellaneous..
Total-
Aroostook:
Ashland-.
Blaine
Bridge water
Caribou
Eagle Lake
Easton
Fort Fairfield..
Fort Kent
Aroostook — Continued
French ville
Grand Isle
Houlton--
Island I'alls
Limestone
Madawaska
Mapleton.- ,
Mars Hill
Monticello
Oakfleld-
Presque Isle
St. Francis
Sherman
Stockholm
Van Buren
Washburn
M iscellaneous
Total
STATISTICS OF INCOME
227
Table 11. — Individual retnrns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 192S — Contd,
MAINE— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Cumberland:
Bridgton .
57
288
200
12
4?
32
11
6
13
4,309
32
436
15
267
33
54
56
Lincoln:
Boothbay
20
Brunswick
1 Boothbay Harbor
58
Cape Elizabeth
Bristol
7
Cumberland ...
Waldoboro
22
Falmouth
Wiscasset
24
Freeport .
Miscellaneous
81
Total
212
Harpswell
Oxford:
Bethel
Dixfield
New Gloucester
Portland
46
Scarborough
28
South Portland
Fryeburg .... ....
36
Standish .
Mexico . .
65
Westbrook .
Norway ...
76
Windham
Oxford ...
16
Yarmouth
Paris
76
Miscellaneous ..
Rumford ...........
274
89
Total
5,872
Total
696
Franklin:
Farmington
133
35
12
55
64
62
Penobscot:
Bangor
Jay ..
1,286
Brewer .
115
Rangeley ...
Corinna '
13
Wilton
Dexter ...
86
Miscellaneous
East Millinocket
43
Enfield
7
Total
351
Hampden .
14
40
Hancock:
214
17
2
36
8
103
7
69
16
5
130
Milford
7
Bar Harbor.. . . .. .
Millinocket ...
106
Blue Hill
Newport
23
Old Town
128
Bucksport
Orono
60
Deer Isle
Orrington
3
Ellsworth.
Patten
12
Oouldsboro
Miscellaneous
47
Total
Stonington
2,080
Piscataquis:
Miscellaneous
36
Total
607
Dover- Foxcroft
82
51
Kennebec:
614
4
5
20
191
50
5
61
10
15
615
12
66
70
Guilford
44
Augusta
Milo
44
Benton
Monson
20
China
Sangerville ...
10
Clinton
Miscellaneous
10
Gardiner
Total
Hallowelf
297
Sagadahoc:
Bath
Oakland
Randolph
296
Vassalboro
Bowdoinham
13
Waterville
Richmond
34
Winslow
Topsham..
26
Winthrop
Miscellaneous .. .
11
Total
379
Total
1.738
Somerset:
Anson
Knox:
126
339
20
20
70
11
14
15
20
32
Camden
Bingham
32
Rockland
Fairfield
70
Rockport
Hartland .
8
St. George..
Madison .
84
Thomaston
Norridgewock
7
Union
Pittsfleld -.
55
Vinalhaven
Skowhegan . .
162
Warren..
Solon
4
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous .
60
Total
Total
635
504
228
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 192S — Contd.
MAINE— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Waldo:
Belfast
171
18
1
6
59
York:
Berwick
36
Searsport .... .....
Biddeford
309
Stockton Springs
Buxton ..
27
Eliot
12
Hollis
6
107
Total
255
Kennebunkport
45
Kittery
100
Washington:
42
113
9
16
7
83
10
10
37
29
4
Lebanon . . .
7
Bailey ville . . - .
North Berwick
33
Old Orchard
58
Parsonsfield
14
Dan forth ...
Saco . .
220
East Machias ....
Sanford
435
Eastport ....
South Berwick
56
Wells
54
York
99
Lubec - . ......
Miscellaneous.
43
Total -.
1,661
\\
State total
Pembroke . . .
4
1
48
18, 611
Perry
M iscellaneous
Total :
424
MARYLAND
Allegany:
Cumberland
Frostburg
Lonaconing
Mount Savage
Westernport
Miscellaneous
Total..
Anne Arundel:
Annapolis
Miscellaneous
Total
City of Baltimore
Baltimore:
Catonsville
Towson
M iscellaneous
Total
Calvert: Miscellaneous
Caroline:
Denton
Federalsburg
M iscellaneous
Total
Carroll:
Union Bridge
Westminster
M iscellaneous
Total
1,578
157
64
36
49
118
2,002
708
438
1,146
37, 430
624
342
1, 667
2,633
43
190
48
226
175
Cecil:
Elkton
North East
Port Deposit
Miscellaneous.
Total
Charles: Miscellaneous
Dorchester:
Cambridge
Hurlock...
M iscella neous
Total
Frederick:
Brunswick
Frederick
M iscellaneous
Total
Garrett:
Oakland
Miscellaneous
TotaL
Harford:
Aberdeen
Belair
Ilavre de Grace
Miscellaneous
Total
Howard :
Ellicott City
Miscellaneous
Total.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
229
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distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MARYLAND— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Kent:
Chestertown
128
66
Talbot:
Easton -.. ......
216
St. Michaels . .
27
66
Total
194
Total
309
Montgomery:
Chevy Chase
1,118
208
333
1,050
Washington:
Boonsboro . .......
liockville
18
Takoma Park
Hagerstown ... .....
1,299
Miscellaneous
Williamsport
58
146
Total
2,709
Total
1,521
Prince Georges:
Capitol Heights
16
260
125
142
674
Wicomico:
Salisbury. .-.
Hvattsville
334
Laurel .
29
Total
Miscellaneous
363
Worcester:
Total
1,217
53
Queen Anne:
84
50
Pocomoke City. . .
72
Centerville
Snow Hill
45
Miscellaneous
49
Total
Total
134
219
Miscellaneous for the State:
Nonresident aliens and American
citizens residing abroad
St. Marys: Miscellaneous
66
Somerset:
67
70
4,618
Crisfleld
7,284
State total
65, 258
Total.
137
MASSACHUSETTS
Barnstable:
Barnstable
361
147
78
39
302
92
61
95
64
60
59
Bristol:
Acushnet . ...
29
Bourne.
Attleboro
1, 015
Chatham
Dartmouth
232
Dennis
Dighton
70
Falmouth
Easton
181
Harwich
Fairhaven
345
Orleans ... .
Fall River. ...
2,964
Provincetown . . . ..
Freetown
36
Sandwich- . ..
Mansfield
284
Yarmouth
New Bedford .
3,203
Miscellaneous..
North Attleboro
497
113
Total
1, 358
Raynham . ....
42
8
Berkshire:
348
36
1
179
288
26
32
189
147
1
879
2,550
34
86
19
237
61
Seekonk . .
24
Adams
Somerset
110
Cheshire ...
Swansea
67
Clarksburg ..
Taunton . . ....
1,365
Dalton.
Westport . . ..
57
Great Barrington
Miscellaneous..
Total. . . .
11
Lanesborough . . . ..
10,653
Dukes:
Edgartown
Lenox. .
New Marlborough
45
North Adams
Oak Bluffs .
22
Pittsfleld .
Tisbury
90
Sheffield.
Miscellaneous
9
Total.. -
West Stockbridge
167
Essex:
Miscellaneous
465
Total
5,113
Andover
760
Beverly
1, l.\^
230
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table II. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MASSACHUSETTS— Continued
County and city
Essex— Continued.
Danvers
Essex
Georgetown
Gloucester
Groveland
Hamilton
Haverhill
Ipswich
Lawrence
LjTin
Lynnfleld-
Manchester
Marhlehead
INTerrimac
Methuen
Middleton
Nahant...
Newbury
Newburyport
North Andover
Peabody
Eockport
Rowley
Salem
Salisbury
Saugus
S wampscott
Wenham
West Newbury
M iscellaneous
Total
Franklin:
Buckland..
Charlemont
Colrain
Deerfleld
Erving
Greenfield
Montague...
Nnrthfleld
Orange
Shelburne
Sunderland
Whately
M iscellaneous
Total
Hampden:
Agawam
Chester
Chicopee
East Longmeadow
Holyoke
Longmeadow
Ludlow
Monson
Palmer
Russell
Southwick
Springfield
Westfield
West Springfield..
Wilbraham
M iscellaneous
Total
Hampshire:
Amherst
Belchertown
Easthampton
Hadley
Hatfield
Huntington
Number
of returns
508
54
56
929
54
157
2, 204
222
2,653
5,261
87
206
711
81
601
29
143
55
678
328
699
142
33
2,021
41
397
1,135
70
30
103
22,068
2
2
17
64
11
759
256
63
165
93
17
11
65
1,525
123
44
842
53
2,713
502
135
112
269
29
13
8,157
744
481
78
64
14, 359
286
20
261
41
44
34
County and city
Number
of returns
Hampshire— Continued
Northampton
South Hadley ,
Ware ,
Williamsburg ,
Miscellaneous
Total
Middlesex:
Acton
Arlington
Ashland
Ayer...
Bedford
Belmont
Billerica
Cambridge
Chelmsford
Concord
Dracut
Everett
Framingham
Qroton
Holliston
Hopkinton
Hudson
Lexington
Lincoln
Littleton
Lowell-
Maiden.-
Marlborough
Majmard
Medford
Melrose.
Natick-
Newton
North Reading
Pepperell
Reading
Sherborn..
Shirley...
Somerville
Stoneham
Stow
Sudbury
Tewksbury
Townsend
T yngsborough
Wakefield
Waltham
Watertown
Wayland
Westford
Weston
Wilmington
Winchester
Woburn
M iscellaneous ,
Total
Nantucket: Nantucket.
Norfolk:
Avon
Bellingham
Braintree
Brookline
Canton
Cohasset
Dedham
Foxborough
Franklin
Holbrook
Medfleld
Medway
STATISTICS OF INCOME
231
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MASSACHUSETTS— Continued
County and city
Norfolk— Continued.
Mlllis
Milton
Needham
Norfolk
Norwood
Plainville
Quincy
Randolph
Sharon
Stoughton
Walpole
Wellesley
West wood
Weymouth
Wrentham
Miscellaneous
Total-
Plymouth:
Abington...
Bridgewater
Brockton
Duxbury
East Bridgewater..
Hanover
Hanson.
Hlngham
Hull....
Kingston
Lakeville
Marion
Marshfield
Mattapoisett
Middleborough
Norwell
Pembroke
PljTnouth
Rochester
Rockland
Scitutate.
Wareham
West Bridgewater.
Whitman
M iscellaneous
Total.
Suffolk:
Boston
Chelsea
Revere
Winthrop.
Total....
Number
of returns
69
1,698
866
50
782
51
4,175
223
230
289
389
1,455
122
800
100
115
23,754
246
194
2,536
93
115
140
45
578
86
65
6
102
94
57
307
47
40
690
15
324
224
197
67
295
51
County and city
6,614
47, 873
1,331
1,169
1,565
51, 938
Worcester:
Ashburnham
Athol
Auburn
Barre
Blackstone
Brookfield
Carlton
Clinton
Douglas
Dudley
Fitchburg-
Gardner
Grafton..
Hardwick
Harvard
Holden..
Hopedale
Hubbardston
Lancaster
Leicester
Leominster
Lunenburg
Milford
Millbury.
Millville
Northboro
Northridge..
North Brookfield.
Oxford
Rutland
Shrewsbury
Southboro..
Southbridge
Spencer
Sterling.
Sturbridge
Sutton
Templeton
Upton
Uxbridge
Warren
Webster
Westboro
West Boylston
West Brookfield..
Westminster
Winchendon
Worcester.
Miscellaneous
Total
Residents of other States.
Number
of returns
67
444
64
90
44
62
30
364
59
41
1,516
716
175
34
68
109
121
11
80
145
754
36
602
271
59
89
227
97
79
57
232
137
517
189
31
37
27
77
36
210
73
417
167
4
43
28
189
9,614
161
State total.
18, 670
1,580
215, 559
MICHIGAN
Alcona: Miscellaneous
Alger:
Munising
Miscellaneous
Total
Allegan:
Allegan
Otsego
Plainwell
Miscellaneous
Total
49
103
23
126
125
83
79
162
Alpena:
Alpena
Miscellaneous
Total
Antrim:
Mancelona
Miscellaneous
Total
Arenac: Miscellaneous
465
6
103
69
232
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MICHIGAN— Continued
County and city
L'Anse
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Barry:
Hastings
Nashville
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Bay:
Bay City
Essex ville
Miscellaneous.
Total
Benzie:
Frankfort
Miscellaneous.
Total
Berrien:
Benton Harbor.
Berrien Springs.
Buchanan
Niles
New Buffalo
St. Joseph
Three Oaks
Watervliet
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Branch:
Bronson
Cold water
Quincy
Union City
Miscellaneous.
Total-.
Calhoun:
Albion
Battle Creek..
Homer
Marshall
Miscellaneous-
TotaL
Cass:
Cassopolis
Dowagiac
Marcellus
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Charlevoix:
Boyne City...
Charlevoix
East Jordan...
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Cheboygan:
Cheboygan
Miscellaneous.
Total ..
Number
of returns
142
30
58
230
1,519
32
58
1.609
114
733
40
155
466
45
418
56
56
154
2,123
54
219
23
29
7
285
2, 368
39
188
42
2,922
52
229
27
16
324
127
50
177
County and city
Number
of returns
Chippewa:
Sault Ste. Marie.
Miscellaneous
Total.
Clare:
Clare
Miscellaneous.
Total..
Clinton:
Ovid
St. Johns_
Miscellaneous-
Total
Crawford:
Grayling
Miscellaneous.
Total
Delta:
Escanaba
Gladstone
Wells
Miscellaneous.
Total.-
Dickinson:
Iron Mountain.
Norway.
Vulcan
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Eaton:
Bellevue
Charlotte
Eaton Rapids.
Grand Ledge..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Emmet:
Harbor Springs.
Pellston
Petoskey
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Genesee:
Clio....
Fenton
Flint
Flushing.
Mount Morris.
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Gladwin:
Gladwin
Miscellaneous-
Total
Gogebic:
Anvil Location.
Bessemer
Ironwood
Wakefield
Miscellaneous..
Total.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
233
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MICHIGAN— Continued
County and city
Grand Traverse:
Traverse City.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Gratiot:
Alma
Ithaca
St. Louis
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Hillsdale:
Hillsdale
Jonesville
• Reading
Miscellaneous.
Total--
Houghton:
Atlantic Mine.
Balticl
Calumet
Chassell
Dollar Bay
Hancock
Houghton
Hubbell
Kearsarge
Lake Linden...
Laurium
Painesdale
South Range. -
Trimountain..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Huron:
Bad Axe
Harbor Beach.
Sebewaing
Miscellaneous.
Total
Ingham:
East Lansing..
Lansing
Leslie
Mason...
Williamston..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Ionia:
Belding
Ionia
Lake Odessa..
Lyons
Portland
Miscellaneous.
Total
Iosco:
East Tawas...
Tawas City...
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
372
37
409
188
71
45
372
191
24
20
55
4
7
251
16
12
245
269
40
5
76
180
13
12
2
39
1,171
295
155
3,268
13
88
28
100
3,652
113
315
35
9
46
58
576
County and city
Iron:
Amasa
Caspian
Crystal Falls..
Iron River
Stambaugh
Miscellaneous.
Total
Isabella:
Mount Pleasant.
Miscellaneous
Total
187
Jackson:
2,688
Miscellaneous . .
157
Total
2,845
Kalamazoo:
Kalamazoo .
2,907
Vicksburg .. .
40
Miscellaneous
77
Total
3,024
Kalkaska:
18
4
Total
22
Kent:
Cedar Springs .
27
10,327
88
85
81
Miscellaneous . . . . .
259
Total
10, 867
Keweenaw:
Mohawk . . .
13
26
Total
39
11
Lapeer:
Almont . .
33
Imlay City . .
64
138
95
Total
330
Leelanau: Miscellaneous
48
Lenawee:
531
Blissfield
52
Clinton . . - . .
38
Hudson ... .
64
49
87
Miscellaneous . _-.-....
73
Total
894
234
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MICHIGAN— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
Livingston:
Fowlerville
Howell
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Luce:
Newberry
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Mackinac:
St. Ignace
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Macomb:
Halfway ,
Mount Clemens.
New Baltimore. .
Richmond
Romeo
RoseviUe
Utica.
Miscellaneous —
Total.
Manistee:
Arcadia
Manistee
Miscellaneous.
Total
Marquette:
Champion
Gwtnn
Ishpeming
Marquette
Negaunee
Republic
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Mason:
Ludington
ScottvUle
Miscellaneous.
Total
Mecosta:
Big Rapids
Miscellaneous.
Total
Menominee:
Hermans ville.
Menominee...
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Midland:
Midland
Miscellaneous.
Total ,
Missaukee: Miscellaneous.
33
179
91
303
81
150
58
817
37
49
74
53
77
1,573
258
34
300
309
624
169
14
46
1,179
279
17
15
311
149
42
18
327
38
383
302
27
329
27
County and city
Monroe:
Dundee
Monroe
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
Montcalm:
Carson City...
GreenvOle
Howard City.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Montmorency: Miscellaneous.
Muskegon:
Montague
Muskegon
Muskegon Heights.
WhitehaU..
Miscellaneous
Total.
Newaygo:
Fremont
Newaygo
Miscellaneous.
Total
Oakland:
Berkley
Birmingham
Clawson
Farmington
Ferndale
Holly
Milford
Orion
Oxford ,
Pleasant Ridge.
Pontiac
Rochester
Royal Oak
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Oceana:
Hart
Pentwater
Shelby
Miscellaneous.
Total
Ogemaw:
West Branch..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Ontonagon:
Greenland
Ontonagon
Rockland
Miscellaneous.
Total
Osceola:
Evart
Reed City
Miscellaneous.
Total.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
235
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MICHIGAN-Continued
Cotmty and city
Oscoda: Miscellaneous.
Otsego:
Oaylord
Miscellaneous
Total.
Ottawa:
Coopersville...
Grand Haven.
Holland
Spring Lake...
Zeeland
Miscellaneous.
Total
Presque Isle:
Onaway..
Rogers City...
Miscellaneous.
Total
Roscommon: Miscellaneous.
Saginaw:
Carrollton
Ciiesaning
Frankenmuth.
Saginaw
St. Charles
Miscellaneous.
Total.
St. Clair:
Algonac
Marine City..
Marysville
Port Huron...
St. Clair
Yale
Miscellaneous.
Total
St. Joseph:
Constantino.. .
Sturgis
Three Rivers..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
Sanilac:
Croswell
Marlette
Sandusky
Miscellaneous.
Total
Schoolcraft:
Manistique
Miscellaneous.
Total
29
359
678
66
143
82
1,357
14
las
23
1
45
37
3,a89
48
113
3,333
116
159
22
1,288
200
47
76
l.i
44
290
277
85
696
190
141
11
152
Coonty and city
Shiawassee:
Coninna
Durand ..,
Owosso -
Miscellaneous
Total
Tuscola:
Caro
Cass City
Vassar
Miscellaneous
Total -
Van Bur en:
Bangor.
Decatur
Hartford
Lawton
Paw Paw
South Haven
Miscellaneous
Total
Washtenaw:
Ann Arbor
Chelsea
Manchester
MUan
Saline.-
YpsUanti
Miscellaneous
Total
Wayne:
Brightmoor
Dearborn
Detroit
Ecorse
Fordson (formerly Springwells)
Grosse lie
Qrosse Pointe
Hamtramck
Highland Park
Lincoln Park
NorthvUle
Plymouth
River Rouge.
Trenton
Wayne.
Wyandotte
Miscellaneous
Total
Wexford:
Cadillac
Miscellaneous
Total
Miscellaneous for State:
Residents of other States
Nonresident aliens and American
citizens residing abroad
State total
10709E
236
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MINNESOTA
County and city
Aitkin:
Aitkin
Miscellaneous.
Total -.
Anoka:
Anoka
Miscellaneous.
Total
Becker:
Detroit Lakes.
Frazee
Miscellaneous.
Total
Beltrami:
Bemidji
Miscellaneous.
Total
Benton:
Sauk RapidS-.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Big Stone:
Qraceville
Ortonville
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Blue Earth:
Lake Crystal..
Mankato
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Brown:
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Miscellaneous.
Total
Carlton:
Cloquet
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Carver:
Chaska
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Cass:
Cass Lake
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Chippewa:
Montevideo...
Miscellaneous.
Total
Chisago: Miscellaneous.
Number
of returns
60
117
16
25
176
38
115
12
560
36
195
33
37
28
293
190
90
County and city
Clay:
Barnesville
Moorhead
Miscellaneous.
Total
Clearwater: Miscellaneous.
Cook: Miscellaneous
Cottonwood:
Mountain Lake.
Windom
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Crow Wing:
Brainerd
Crosby
Ironton
Miscellaneous.
Total
Dakota:
Farmington
Hastings
South St. Paul-
Miscellaneous..
Total-
Dodge:
Kasson
Miscellaneous.
Total
Douglas:
Alexandria
Osakis
Miscellaneous.
Total
Faribault:
Blue Earth...
Wells
Winnebago
Miscellaneous.
Total
Fillmore:
Chatfleld
Lanesboro
Preston..
Rushford
Spring Valley.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Freeborn:
Albert Lea
Miscellaneous.
Total
Goodhue:
Cannon Falls.
Kenyon
Red Wing
Zumbrota
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of return^
STATISTICS OF INCOME
237
Table 11. — -Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MINNESOTA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
63
Lake:
141
Hennepin:
2
103
96
23,993
8
89
10
186
Miscellaneous .
14
Total -
155
Lake of the Woods:
Baudette.
Richfield -- --
10
Miscellaneous .
7
Total.
17
Le Sueur:
Total
24,487
46
37
56
Montgomery
18
New Prague
39
Waterville
21
40
Total
93
Total
164
Hubbard:
7
36
7
Lincoln: Miscellaneous
61
Lyon:
Marshall
Tracy
Miscellaneous
Total...
McLeod:
Glencoe
Hutchinson
M iscellaneous
104
Total --
50
76
80
Isanti:
10
56
260
Total --
66
43
81
27
38
4
88
61
142
58
Total
182
Mahnomen:
M ahnomen
11
9
Total
Total
360
20
Marshall:
Warren
Jackson:
58
21
40
46
Miscellaneous
52
Total..
Martin:
Fairmont . . . ..
98
Total
119
9
8
180
Miscellaneous
94
Total
274
Total
17
Meeker:
Litchfield
Kandiyohi:
166
74
81
Miscellaneous
78
Miscellaneous
Total
240
159
Total
Mille Lacs:
Kittson:
20
15
14
Hallock
31
Miscellaneous .
23
35
Total
Total - -
68
Koochiching:
191
21
Morrison:
Little Falls
128
51
Total
212
Total
179
Lac qui Parle:
31
45
20
Mower:
Austin.
Dawson.
331
M iscellaneous
76
Total
Total
96
407
238
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MINNESOTA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Murray:
Slayton
38
41
Red Lake:
Red Lake Falls
14
Miscellaneous ..
Miscpllfvnpjins
Ifr
Total
Total --
79
24
Redwood:
Redwood Falls
Nicollet:
St. Peter
78
20
63
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
89
Total
Total-
98
152
Renville:
Fairfax
Nobles:
18
111
61
IS
Olivia.
63
Miscellaneous .. .
1 Renville
39
1 Miscellaneous
116
190
Total
Total -
231
Norman:
Ada
28
51
Rice:
Faribault .. .
285
Miscellaneous -.
Northfield
147
26
Total
79
Total
458
Olmsted:
Rochester
902
61
Rock:
Luverne
Miscellaneous
93
Miscellaneous
38
963
Total
Total
131
Ottertail:
Fergus Falls
327
18
27
91
Roseau:
Roseau ... ...
13
Pelican Rapids
Warroad.
6
Perham
Miscellaneous
14
Total
33
Total
463
St. Louis:
Aurora
Pennington:
Thief River Falls
73
13
18
Biwabik
14
Buhl
Miscellaneous.
Chisholm
175
Total
86
Duluth
5,126
Ely
140
Pine:
21
It
Eveleth
271
Gilbert-
36
Hibbing—
753
Miscellaneous
Kinney
7
Mountain Iron
8
Total
»
Proctor -
150
Tower-
22
Pipestone:
118
41
Virginia
408
Miscellaneous
110
Mi.scellaneous
Total
7,257
159
Scott:
Total- -
14
Polk:
202
68
9
84
Jordan
21
Crookston ---
50
East Grand Forks
24
F OSS ton
Total.
Miscellaneous
109
Total
363
64
Sibley:
Winthrop.-
Pope:
61
34
25
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
110
Total
Total
95
135
50
12, 642
180
26
Stearns:
Melrose
28
North St. Paul
28
St. Paul—
St Cloud
520
White Bear Lake
61
Miscellaneous
146
Total
Total
12,898
781
STATISTICS OF INCOME
239
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MINNESOTA— Continued
County and city
Steele:
Blooming Prairie.
Owatonna
Miscellaneous
Total
Stevens:
Morris
Miscellaneous
Total
Swift:
Appleton
Benson
Miscellaneous
Total
Todd:
Long Prairie
Staples
Miscellaneous
Total
Traverse:
Browns Valley...
Wheaton
Miscellaneous
Total -.
Wabasha:
Lake City
Plainview
Wabasha
M iscellaneous
Total
Wadena:
Wadena.
Miscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
17
185
28
Waseca:
Janesville...—
20
Waseca. .
108
Miscellaneous .
28
Total
Washington:
Stillwater ... .
230
156
58
36
241
Miscellaneous
115
Total
94
356
Watonwan:
Madelia. .
31
68
40
25
St. James
105
Miscellaneous
30
Total
139
160
Wilkin:
Breckenridge
31
58
56
91
Miscellaneous .
53
Total
144
145
Winona:
15
17
45
14
Winona
625
Miscellaneous .... .
42
Total
682
Wright:
Buffalo
76
45
101
21
35
61
Cokato
32
Delano
28
Monticello
12
Miscellaneous
92
Total -
209
Yellow Medicine:
Canby
218
54
81
26
Granite Falls
50
Miscellaneous .
50
Total
154
State total
107
60,752
MISSISSIPPI
Adams:
Natchez..
M iscellaneous
Total
Alcorn:
Corinth
Miscellaneous
Total
Amite:
Gloster.
Miscellaneous
Total.
Attala:
Kosciusko
M iscellaneous
Total
Benton: Miscellaneous.
409
3
412
181
2
29
Bolivar:
Cleveland
Rosedale
Shaw
Shelby
M iscellaneous
Total
Calhoun: Miscellaneous.
Carroll: M iscellaneous —
Chickasaw:
Houston
Okolona
M iscellaneous
Total
Choctaw:
Aekerman...
Miscellaneous
Total
240
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MISSISSIPPI— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
Claiborne:
Port Gibson -
M iscellaneous
Total.
Clarke:
Quitman
Stonewall
M iscellaneous
Total
Clay:
West Point
Miscellaneous
Total
Coahoma:
Clarksdale
M iscellaneous
Total
Copiah:
Crystal Springs
Hazlehurst
M iscellaneous
Total
Covington:
Collins
M iscellaneous
Total
DeSota: Miscellaneous
Forrest:
Hattiesburg
M iscellaneous
Total
Franklin:
Bude
Miscellaneous
Total
George: Miscellaneous.
Greene: Miscellaneous.
Grenada:
Grenada
M iscellaneous
Total
Hancock:
Bay St. Louis
M iscellaneous
Total
Harrison:
Biloxi
Oulfport
Lyman
Pass Christian
M iscellaneous
Total
Hinds:
Jackson
M iscellaneous
Total
74
82
71
490
213
32
87
586
139
16
155
308
492
18
66
33
916
1,758
154
1,912
County and city
Holmes:
Durant
Lexington
Miscellaneous
Total
Humphreys:
Belzoni
M iscellaneous.
Total.-
Issaquena: Miscellaneous
Itawamba: M iscellaneous
Jackson:
Moss Point
Ocean Springs
Pascagoula
Miscellaneous
Total
Jasper: Miscellaneous
Jefferson : M iscellaneous
Jefferson Davis: Miscellaneous
Jones:
Ellisville
Laurel
M iscellaneous
Total..
Kemper: Miscellaneous
LaFayette: Oxford
Lamar:
Lumberton
Sumrall
M iscellaneous
Total
Lauderdale:
Meridian
Miscellaneous
Total
Lawrence: Miscellaneous
Leake: Miscellaneous
Lee:
Tupelo
M iscellaneous
Total--
Leflore:
Greenwood
Itta Bena
Miscellaneous
Total
Lincoln:
Brookhaven
Norfleld
Miscellaneous.
Total..
Lowndes:
Columbus
Miscellaneous
Total
STATISTICS OF INCOME
241
Table 11. — Individual returns hij States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MISSISSIPPI— Continued
County and city
Madison:
Canton
Miscellaneous-
Total.
Marion:
Columbia
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Marshall:
Holly Springs.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Monroe:
Aberdeen
Amory...
Miscellaneous.
Total
Montgomery:
Winona
Miscellaneous.
Total
Neshoba:
Philadelphia..
Miscellaneous.
Total-.
Newton:
Newton.
Union...
Total.
Noxubee:
Macon
Miscellaneous.
Total
Oktibbeha:
Starkville
Miscellaneous.
Total
Panola:
Batesville
Sardis
Miscellaneous.
Total .
Pearl River:
Picayune
Poplarville
Miscellaneous.
Total
Perry:
Richton.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
190
28
218
no
69
12
191
82
County and city
Number
of returns
Pike:
McComb
Magnolia
31
18
Total
352
41
39
Quitman:
Marks . . -.
34
Miscellaneous
61
Total .
95
Rankin:
Pelahatchie --
10
Miscellaneous
13
Total -
23
Scott:
Forest -
42
Miscellaneous
19
Total .
61
80
53
15
Stone:
Wiggins .
21
Miscellaneous . .
5
Total - -
26
Sunflower:
Indianola .
120
Moor head . -
36
Ruleville .
60
188
Total
404
Tallahatchie:
55
Tutwiler
36
Aliscellaneous ...
151
Total ...
242
Tate:
Senatobia
35
Miscellaneous .
29
Total
64
Tippah: Miscellaneous
44
Tishomingo:
luka
11
8
Total
19
138
Union:
85
35
Total. ..
120
242
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 19S8 — Contd.
MISSISSIPPI— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Walthall: Tylertown
34
Winston:
59
Warren:
Vicksburg
929
25
Miscellaneous
10
Total
M iscellaneous
Total
954
Yalobusha:
Water Valley
Washington:
Greenville
512
95
Miscellaneous ... .
Leland
147
Total
Miscellaneous
Total
778
Yazoo:
Yazoo City
Wayne: Miscellaneous
38
20
307
Webster: Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
51
Total
Wilkinson:
358
State total
Miscellaneous
23
Total
65
MISSOURI
Adair:
Kirksville
Novinger
M iscellaneous
Total
Andrew:
Savannah
Miscellaneous
Total
Atchison:
Kockport
Tarkio
Miscellaneous
Total
Audrain:
Mexico..
Vandalia
Miscellaneous
Total
Barry:
Cassville
Monett
M iscellaneous
Total
Barton:
Lamar
Liberal
Miscellaneous
Total
Bates:
Butler ,
Rich Hill.
Miscellaneous ,
Total ,
Benton: Miscellaneous...
Bollinger: Miscellaneous
200
22
3
225
147
240
29
28
297
101
Boone:
Centralia.
Columbia
Miscellaneous.
Total
Buchanan:
St. Joseph
Miscellaneous.
Total
Butler:
Poplar Bluff..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Caldwell:
Braymer
Hamilton
Miscellaneous.
Total
Callawaj"
Fulton...
Miscellaneous.
Total
Camden: Miscellaneous.
Cape Girardeau:
Cape Girardeau.
Jackson
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Carroll:
Carrollton
122
Norborne
27
Miscellaneous
22
Total
171
Carter: Miscellaneous
6
STATISTICS OF INCOME
243
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MISSOURI— Continued
County and city
Cass:
Harrisonville — .
Pleasant Hill.
Miscellaneous
Total
Cedar:
Eldorado Springs
Miscellaneous
Total
Chariton:
Brunswick...
Salisbury
M iscellaneous
Total
Christian: Miscellaneous
Clark:
Kahoka.
Miscellaneous
Total
Clay:
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
Miscellaneous
Total
Clinton:
Cameron.
Lathrop
Plattsburg.
Miscellaneous
Total
Cole:
Jefferson City
Miscellaneous
Total
Cooper:
Boonville
Miscellaneous
Total
Crawford: Miscellaneous.
Dade:
Greenfield
Miscellaneous
Total
Dallas: Miscellaneous
Daviess:
Gallatin
Pattonsburg..
M iscellaneous
Total
De Kalb:
Maysville
Miscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
65
132
123
121
376
163
420
14
434
157
24
181
28
43
33
County and city
Dent: Salem
Douglas: Miscellaneous.
Dunklin:
Campbell
Cardwell
Kennett
Maiden ,
Senath
M iscellaneous
Total
Franklin:
Paciflc
Union ,
Washington
Miscellaneous
Total
Gasconade:
Hermann
Miscellaneous ,
Total
Gentry:
Albany
King City
Stanberry
M iscellaneous ,
Total- ,
Greene:
Ash Grove.. ,
Republic. -- ,
Springfield
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Grundy:
Trenton
Miscellaneous
Total
Harrison:
Bethany
Cainsville
M iscellaneous
Total.
Henry:
Clinton...
Deepwater..
Windsor
Miscellaneous
Total-
Hickory: Miscellaneous.
Holt:
Mound City
Miscellaneous
Total
Howard:
Fayette
Glasgow
Miscellaneous
Total-
244
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MISSOURI— Continued
County and city
Howell:
Mountain View
West Plains
Willow Springs
M iscellaneous
Total
Iron: Miscellaneous
Jackson:
Independence
Kansas City
Lees Summit
Mount Washington
Miscellaneous
Total
Jasper:
Carl Junction
Carterville
Carthage
Duenweg.. .-.
Joplin
Sarcoxie...
Webb City
M iscellaneous
Total
Jefferson:
Crystal City
DeSoto
Festus
Miscellaneous
Total _
Johnson:
Holden
Warrensburg
M iscellaneous
Total
Knox:
Edina;
Miscellaneous
Total-
La Clede:
Lebanon
M iscellaneous
Total
Lafayette:
Higginsville
Lexington..
Odessa. --
Miscellaneous
Total
Lawrence:
Aurora
Marionville
Mount Vernon
Pierce City
Miscellaneous
Total-.
Lewis:
Canton..
La Grange
Miscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
555
21, 141
50
3
21,817
12
11
215
2
1,077
16
116
1,457
304
102
21
76
136
22
60
County and city
Lincoln:
Elsberry
Troy
Miscellaneous
Total
Linn:
Brookfield
Marceline
Miscellaneou s
Total
Livingston:
Chillicothe
Miscellaneous
Total
McDonald: Miscellaneous
Macon:
Bevier...
La Plata
Macon
Miscellaneous
Total
Madison:
Fredericktown
Miscellaneou s
Total
Maries: Miscellaneous
Marion.;
Hannibal
Palmyra
Miscellaneous..
Total
Mercer:
Princeton
Miscellaneous
Total
Miller:
Eldon
Miscellaneous
Total
Mississippi:
Charleston
East Prairie
Miscellaneous
Total
Moniteau:
California.
Tipton
Miscellaneous..
Total
Monroe:
Monroe City
Paris
M iscellaneous
Total
STATISTICS OF INCOME
245
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and towiiships, calendar year 192S — Contd.
MISSOURI— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
Montgomery:
Montgomery
Wellsville
Miscellaneous
Total
Morgan:
Versailles
Miscellaneous... -
Total
New Madrid:
Gideon
Morehouse
New Madrid
Parma
Portageville
Miscellaneous
Total
Newton:
Granby
Neosho
Seneca
Miscellaneous
Total
Nodaway:
Maryville
Miscellaneous
Total
Oregon:
Thayer
Miscellaneous
Total
Osage: Miscellaneous.
Ozark: Miscellaneous
Pemiscot:
Caruthersville
Hayti
Miscellaneous
Total
Perry:
Perryville
Miscellaneous
Total
Fetlis:
Sedalin
Miscellaneous
Total
Phelps:
Newburg
Rolla
St. James
Miscellaneous
Total
Pike:
Bowling Green...
Louisiana
Miscellaneous
Total
59
108
144
54
23
168
20
21
209
22
474
28
502
208
County and city
Platte: Miscellaneous
Polk:
Bolivar
Miscellaneous
Total
Pula.ski: Miscellaneous...
Putnam :
Union vUle . . -
Miscellaneous
Total
Ralls: Miscellaneous
Randolph:
Higbee
Huntsville
Moberly
Miscellaneous
Total
Ray:
Richmond
Miscellaneous
Total... — .
Reynolds: Miscellaneous
Ripley:
Doniphan
Miscellaneous
Total
St. Charles:
St. Charles
Miscellaneous
Total
St. Clair:
.\ppleton City
Osceola.-
Miscellaneous
Total
St. Francois:
Bonne Terre
Desloge
Elvins
Farmington
Flat River
Miscellaneous
Total
Ste. Genevieve:
Ste. Genevieve
Miscellaneous
Total
St. Louis:
Clayton.
Ferguson
Kirkwood
Maplewood
Richmond Heights...
University City
Webster Groves
WeUston
Miscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
440
11
470
129
352
40
392
12
11
3
130
38
17
12f)
97
107
515
62
1,313
284
690
738
373
2, 066
2,205
133
1,643
9,445
246
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MISSOURI— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Saline:
267
94
21
58
Sullivan:
Milan
19
Slater
Miscellaneous
13
Total
32
Taney: Miscellaneous
Total - - -
440
8
20
15
Vernon:
12
3
185
Miscellaneous
14
Total
199
Total
15
Warren: Miscellaneous
Scott:
59
28
8
92
30
37
Chaffee - -
Washington: Miscellaneous
30
Illmo
Wayne:
Piedmont ..
Oran
9
M iscellaneous
17
Miscellaneous
Total
223
26
Total
Webster:
Marshfleld -- ..
4
16
7
Shelby:
12
21
15
Total---
23
Worth:
Grant City -
Miscellaneous
14
48
Miscellaneous
2
Total- -
1
18
24
11
16
Stoddard:
Wright:
Mountain Grove
Bernie
Bloomfleld
12
Miscellaneous
8
Total-.- - -
20
Total
54
City of St. Louis :...
49, 976
Stone: Miscellaneous
8
State total.-
99, 295
MONTANA
Dillon
173
109
Cascade:
Great Falls
1,998
Miscellaneous
186
Total -
Total
282
2,184
Chouteau:
Fort Benton ......
61
19
56
Hardin
Miscellaneous
120
Total -
80
176
Total-- -
Custer:
Miles City
64
55
334
Chinook .-
Miscellaneous
18
Total
352
Total
119
Daniels:
■»,.,,
47
80
Broadwater: Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous.
42
Carbon:
199
89
Total
122
Red Lodge
Dawson:
M iscellaneous
182
Total
288
Miscellaneous
27
Total
Carter: Miscellaneous . .
«
209
STATISTICS OF INCOME
247
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
MONTANA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
3f returns
Deerlodge:
934
3
Madison:
Ennis
9
Miscellaneous
88
Total
Total .
937
97
Meagher: Miscellaneous
Fallon:
Baker -
27
6
77
Mineral: Miscellaneous
30
Missoula:
Missoula
Total
33
724
65
380
162
Total
Fergus:
789
Musselshell:
Roundup
Total
542
207
104
270
132
51
Total
311
Park:
Miscellaneous
371
Total
453
Miscellaneous
48
Total
Gallatin"
371
41
84
419
Petroleum: Miscellaneous.
Three Forks
27
Phillips:
Malta
Total
496
53
30
24
Total
83
22
23
Pondera: Miscellaneous
Cut Bank
176
Powder River: Miscellaneous
35
Powell:
Deer Lodge
45
208
10
Miscellaneous
37
Golden Valley: Miscellaneous
Total
61
22
245
Granite:
Prairie; Miscellaneous
Philipsburg
33
Ravalli:
Hamilton
Total
83
71
40
Hill:
Havre
340
43
Total
111
Richland:
Sidney
383
68
Total
Miscellaneous
25
Jefferson: Miscellaneous
66
91
Total
83
Judith Basin: Miscellaneous
Roosevelt:
Poplar
Lake:
25
61
24
Wolf Point
55
Miscellaneous
72
Total
Total
76
151
Rosebud:
Forsyth
Lewis and Clark:
East Helena .
32
1,138
104
61
Helena
Miscellaneous
73
1
Total
124
1,274
63
Liberty: Miscellaneous
37
ShfiHflniT IVrisofiUf^riprnis ,
166
Silver Bow:
Butte
Lincoln:
Eureka .
12
70
43
3,380
Libby
Walkerville
49
Miscellaneous .
Miscellaneous
25
Total
Total .
125
3,454
Stillwater: Miscellaneous
22
57
248
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual rehirns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and toumships, calendar year 1928- — Contd.
MONTANA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Wheatland:
Harlowton ..
Number
of returns
Sweet Grass:
Big Timber
60
13
59
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
28
Total
Total
73
Teton :
52
102
Wibaux: Miscellaneous
11
Yellowstone:
Billings.. ....
Total -
154
1,015
58
Toole: Miscellaneous. -.
294
22
Miscellaneous
27
Total
1,100
Valley:
141
97
State total . . .
Total
238
Adams:
Hastings.-.
551
Miscellaneous
68
Total
619
Antelope:
Neligh
43
Miscellaneous
63
Total
106
Arthur: Miscellaneous
Banner: Miscellaneous
Blaine: Miscellaneous
4
5
7
Boone:
Albion.. - -
95
St. Edwards...
45
Miscellaneous
76
Total
216
Box Butte:
Alliance
283
Miscellaneous
44
Total .
327
Boyd: Miscellaneous
54
Brown:
Ainsworth
Long Pine
Miscellaneous-
Total..
BufTalo:
Kearney
Ravenna
Shelton
Miscellaneous.
Total
Burt:
Lyons
Oakland
Tekarnah
Miscellaneous.
Total
Butler:
David City
128
Miscellaneous . .
175
Total.. ?
303
Cass:
Plattsmouth.. .
102
Weeping Water
29
Miscellaneous
\')Xi
Total..
287
Cedar:
Hartington
75
Randolph
74
Miscellaneous
129
Total
278
Chase: Miscellaneous
61
Cherry:
Valentine
45
Miscellaneous
96
Total
141
Cheyenne:
Sidney
132
Miscellaneous
46
Total
178
Clay:
Sutton
23
Miscellaneous...
95
Total
118
Colfax:
Schuyler.. ..
116
Miscellaneous
179
Total . . ..
296
Cuming:
West Point
129
126
Miscellaneous .
95
Total
350
STATISTICS OF INCOME
249
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEBRASKA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
Custer:
Broken Bow
Sargent
Miscellaneous
Total
Dakota:
South Sious City
Miscellaneous
Total
Dawes:
Chadron
Crawford
Miscellaneous
Total
Dawson:
Cozad
Gothenburg
Lexington
Miscellaneous
Total
Deuel:
Chappell
Miscellaneous
Total
Dixon:
Ponca
Wakefield
Miscellaneous
Total.
Dodge:
Fremont
Hooper
North Bend
Scribner...
Miscellaneous
Total
Douglas:
Omaha
Miscellaneous
Total
Dundy:
Benkelman
Miscellaneous
Total
Fillmore:
Geneva
Miscellaneous
Total
Franklin:
Franklin
Miscellaneous
Total
Frontier:
Curtis
Miscellaneous
Total
74
15
101
190
48
111
159
147
41
17
244
52
530
127
44
108
107
916
11,037
115
11, 152
40
96
County and city
Furnas:
Beaver City...
Cambridge
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
Beatrice
Wymore
Miscellaneous.
Total
Garden: Miscellaneous.
Garfield: Burwell
Gosper: Miscellaneous..
Grant: Miscellaneous...
Greeley: Miscellaneous.
Hall:
Grand Island.
Miscellaneous.
Total -
17
47
85
334
481
635
40
Hamilton;
99
Miscellaneous
67
Total
166
Harlan:
25
Miscellaneous
67
Total
92
Hayes: Miscellaneous
5
Hitchcock; Miscellaneous
82
Holt:
Atkinson
30
O'Neill
43
Miscellaneous
45
Total
118
Hooker; Miscellaneous
20
Howard;
St. Paul
51
Miscellaneous
20
Total
71
Jefferson:
Fairbury
246
88
Total
334
Johnson:
Tecumseh.
61
39
Total
100
Kearney:
Minden
57
41
Total
98
Keith:
Ogallala
45
Miscellaneous .
30
Total
75
250
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEB R ASK A— Continued
County and city
Keya Paha: Miscellaneous.
Kimball:
Kimball
Miscellaneous
Total
Knox:
Bloomfield
Creighton
Miscellaneous
Total
Lancaster:
College View
Havelock -.-
Lincoln
Miscellaneous
Total
Lincoln:
North Platte
Miscellaneous
Total
Logan: Miscellaneous
Loup: Miscellaneous
McPherson: Miscellaneous
Madison:
Madison
Newman Grove
Norfolk
Tilden..
Miscellaneous
Total
Merrick:
Central City
M iscellaneous
Total
Morrill:
Bayard
Bridgeport
Miscellaneous
Total
Nance:
FuUerton
Genoa
Miscellaneous
Total
Nemaha:
Auburn.
M iscellaneous.
Total
Nuckolls:
Superior
Miscellaneous
Total
Otoe:
Nebraska City
Miscellaneous
Total -
Number
of returns
26
112
38
38
113
189
22
66
3,535
120
3,743
372
69
441
101
30
368
26
49
574
111
74
185
97
100
109
65
108
65
252
110
County and city
Pawnee:
Pawnee City
Miscellaneous
Total
Perkins: Miscellaneous
Phelps:
Holdrege..
M iscellaneous
Total
Pierce:
Pierce.
Plainview...
Miscellaneous
Total
Platte:
Columbus
Miscellaneous
Total
Polk:
Osceola
Stromsburg
Miscellaneous
Total
Red Willow:
McCook
Miscellaneous
Total
Richardson:
Falls City.
Humboldt
Miscellaneous
Total
Rock: Miscellaneous...
Saline:
Crete
Friend
Wilber
M iscellaneous
Total
Sarpy: Miscellaneous..
Saunders:
Ashland
Wahoo
Miscellaneous
Total
Scotts BluS:
Gering
Mitchell
ScottsbluS
Miscellaneous
Total
Seward:
Seward
M iscellaneous
Total
STATISTICS OF INCOME
251
Table 11. — Individual returns by Stales and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEB R A S K A— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Sheridan:
Gordon
63
130
Valley:
Ord.-
87
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
31
Total
Total
193
118
Washington:
Blair
Sherman:
Loup City
35
21
122
Miscellaneous
125
Total
Total -
56
247
Wayne:
33
150
Stanton:
76
27
Miscellaneous
85
Total -
Miscellaneous
235
Webster:
Red Cloud...
Total.
103
30
. 44
131
Miscellaneous
41
Total - . .
Hebron .
Miscellaneous
Wheeler: Miscellaneous
Total
175
8
York:
York
Thomas: Miscellaneous.
10
194
28
132
160
Miscellaneous
55
Thurston:
Total
Walthill
State total
Total -
31, 426
NEVADA
Churchill:
103
11
114
Mineral: Miscellaneous
27
Nye:
Tonopah.
Miscellaneous
231
Total.
42
Clark:
247
29
Total.
273
Ormsby:
Carson City
Total
276
63
Douglas: Miscellaneous
103
Miscellaneous
3
Total
Elko:
273
211
484
66
Elko
Pershing:
Lovelock.
Miscellaneous
Total.
71
Esmeralda:
58
13
Miscellaneous
26
Goldfield
97
Miscellaneous
Storey: Virginia City
Washoe:
Reno.
Sparks
Miscellaneous
Total
White Pine:
East Ely
Total.
71
16
Eureka: Miscellaneous
61
Humboldt:
Winnemucca
178
53
231
1,258
145
Miscellaneous...
36
Total
1,439
Lander: Miscellaneous
94
Lincoln:
50
39
66
Caliente..
Flv
179
317
Miscellaneous.
McGill
Total
89
Ruth...
211
124
76
63
139
Lyon:
Total--
State total..
Yerington
897
Miscellaneous
Total
4,477
107095—30 17
252
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
County and city
Belknap:
Alton
Barnstead
Belmont
Laconia
Meredith
Tilton
Miscellaneous
Total ,
Carroll:
Bartlett
Conway
Ossipee
Sandwich
Wakefield
Wolfeboro
Miscellaneous,
Total
Cheshire:
Fitz William...
Hinsdale
Jaffrey
Keene
Marlboro
Swanzey
Troy..
Walpole
Winchester
Miscellaneous
Total
Coos:
Berlin
Colebrook
Gorham
Groverton
JelTerson
Lancaster
Stewartstown.
Whitcfleld
Miscellaneous
Total.
Grafton :
Ashland..
Bethlehem
Bristol
Campton
Can:ian
Enfield
Hanover.
Haverhill
Lebanon
Lincoln
Lisbon.
Littleton
Lyme
Plymouth
Woodstock
Miscellaneous
Total
Hillsborough:
Amherst
Antrim
Bedford
Number
of returns
17
1
10
375
62
95
94
13
50
72
644
38
29
17
44
35
1,028
586
55
71
44
11
128
14
54
64
1,027
43
36
53
9
18
12
370
111
293
42
67
197
7
140
16
99
1,513
County and city
Hillsborough — Continued
Goffstown
Greenville .
Hillsborough
Hudson,.
Manchester
Merrimack
Milford
Nashua
Peterboro
Weare
Wilton
Miscellaneous.
Total
Merrimack:
Andover
Bosctiwen
Concord
Franklin
Henniker
Hooksett
Ho!>kinton
Northfield
Pembroke
Filtsfield
Warner
Miscellaneous
Total.
Rockingham:
Derry
Epping
E.xeter
Hampton
Kingston
Londonderry
Newmarket"
Northwood
Plaistow
Portsmouth
Raymond.-
Rye
Salem
Seabrook
Miscellaneous
Total
Strafford:
Dover
Farmington
Milton
Rochester
Somers worth
Miscellaneous
Total
Sullivan:
Cliarlestown.
Claremont
Cornish
Newport
Sunapee
Miscellaneous
Total...
State total.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
253
Table 11. — Individual returns by Stales and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and towtiships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEW JERSEY
County and city
Number
of returns
Atlantic:
Absecon
Atlantic City..
Egg Harbor
Hammonton...
Landisville
Margate
Mays Landing.
Northfield
Pleasanlville...
Somers Point .-
Ventnor
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Bergen:
Allendale
Alpine
Bergenfield
Bogata
Carlstadt
ClifTside....
Closter
Cresskell
Demarest
Dumont
East Paterson
East Rutherford
Edgewater
Emerson
Englewood
Fairview
Fort Lee
■ Garfield
Glenrock
Grantwood.
Hackensack
Hasbrouck Heights.
Hillsdale...
Leonia
Little Ferry...
Lodi
LjTidhurst
Mavwood.
Midland Park
Moonachie
Morsemere.
North Arlington
Oradell
Palisade Park
Park Ridge
Ramsey
Ridgefleld
Ridgefield Park
Ridgewood
Riveredge
Rutherford
Tenafly...
Wallington
Waldwick
Westwood..
Woodclifi Lake
Woodridge
Wortendyke
AVyckoff
M iscellaneous
Total-
Burlington:
Beverly
Bordentown..
Burlington
Florence
Medford
Moorestown...
Mount HoUy.
70
4,218
81
113
3
181
50
46
265
38
604
112
5,781
176
13
435
694
247
280
213
92
64
307
74
288
199
47
1,912
110
240
384
452
740
1,816
531
137
584
135
276
704
255
138
10
25
221
267
332
128
199
313
871
1,893
193
1,710
512
67
44
491
695
218
45
105
2,327
22,209
County and city
Number
of returns
Burlington — Continued.
Palmyra.
Riverside
Riverton
Roebling...
M iscellaneous
Total.
Camden:
Audubon
Berlin
Blackwood
Brooklawn
Camden
Clement on.
ColUngswood
Gloucester
Haddonfield
Haddon Heights.
Laurel Springs...
Magnolia.-
M erchant villa
VVestmont
Moodlynne
Miscellaneous
Total.
Cape May:
Cape May
Cape May Court House.
Ocean City
Wildwood
Woodbine
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Cumberland:
Bridgeton
Millville
Port Norris
Vineland
Miscellaneous.
Total--
Essex:
Belleville
Bloomfleld
CaldwelL
East Orange- . .
Glenridge
Hilton.. -.
Irvington
Livingston
Maplewood
Millburn-
Montclair
Newark...
Nutley
Orange
Roseland-
Short Hills
South Orange..
Verona
West Caldwell.
West Orange...
Miscellaneous..
52
156
292
43
28
516
211
Total-
Gloucester:
Clayton
Glassboro
National Park.
Paulsboro
227
104
357
50
377
2,413
325
56
52
41
2,954
35
905
275
881
370
66
30
764
106
42
379
7,281
161
44
320
297
7
111
940
484
250
53
487
106
1,380
1,117
2,603
608
8,573
1,306
23
2,851
78
2,653
307
5,530
24, 473
1,250
2,224
45
456
2,255
515
69
1,582
308
58, 826
156
254
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table U. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returjis
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEW JERSEY— Continued
County and city-
Gloucester— Continued.
Pitman---
Swedesboro
"VVenonah
Westville.-
Williamstown
Woodbury
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Hudson:
Arlington
Bayonne...
East Newark
Guttenberg
Harrison
Hoboken
Hudson Heights.
Jersey City
Kearney
North Bergen
Secaucus
Union City
Weehawken
West New York.
M iscellaueous
Total -
Hunterdon:
Clinton
Flemington...
Frenchtown...
Highbridge —
Lambertville..
Milford
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
254
136
101
84
53
563
237
1,739
1,338
3,563
66
181
366
3,030
76
16, 291
576
1,287
192
3,043
1,588
1,663
54
33, 314
Mercer:
Highstown
Hopewell
Pennington...
Princeton
Trenton
Miscellaneous-
Total
Middlesex:
Carteret
Cranbury .,
Dunellen
Fords
Highland Park...
Janiesbiu-g
Metuchen
Middlesex
Milltown...
New Brunswick.
Old Bridge
Parlin
Perth Amboy...
Sayreville.
Sewarcn
South .\mboy...
South Kiver
Woodbridge
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Monmouth:
Asbury Park
Atlantic Highlands.
Avon
72
162
33
97
159
34
272
829
167
64
70
1,134
6,194
265
6,894
319
42
306
8fi
294
56
409
7
130
1,935
14
99
1,351
72
54
272
184
398
451
6,479
986
111
75
County and city
Number
of returns
Monmouth— Continued.
Belmar ;
Bradley Beach..
Fair Haven.
Freehold
Highlands
Keansburg—
Keyport
Long Branch
Manasquan
Matawan
Ocean Grove
Red Bank
Rumson
Sea Bright
Spring Lake
Miscellaneous
Total.
Morris:
Boonton.
Butler
Chatham
Chester
Dover
Hanover
Hilbernia
Madison
Morris Plains
Morristown
Mountain Lakes.
Netcong-..
Rockaway.
Tabor
Wharton
Whippany
Miscellaneous
Total.
Ocean:
Lakewood
New Egypt
Point Pleasant.
Toms River
Tuckerton
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Passaic:
Bloomingdale...
Clifton
Haledon
Hawthorne
Little Falls
Passaic
Paterson
Pompton Lakes.
Prospect Park...
Totowa.
Wanaque
West Paterson..
Miscellaneous....
Total
Salem:
Carneys Point.
Elmer..
Penns Grove...
Salem.
Woodstown
Miscellaneous..
Total.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
255
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEW JERSEY— Continued
County and city
Somerset:
Bernardsville
Bound Brook
Gladstone
Manville
North Plainfield...
Peapack
■ Raritan
Somerville
South Boundbrook
Miscellaneous
Total
Sussex:
Franklin,
Newton
Ogdensburg
Sparta
Stanhope
Sussex
Miscellaneous
Total--
Union:
Cranford -..
Elizabeth. -..
Fanwood.
Garwood
Hillside
Number
of returns
224
511
56
24
313
32
68
581
37
202
86
287
27
18
47
65
120
650
940
5,902
128
96
802
County and city
Union— C ontinued .
Kenil worth
Linden
Lyons Farms
New Providence
Plainfield..
Rahway
Roselle
Roselle Park
Scotch Plains
Springfield
Summit
Union Town
Westfield
Miscellaneous. .-
Total...
Warren:
Alpha
Belvidere
Hackettstown...
Ox-ford
Phillipsburg
Washington
Miscellaneous...
Total.--
State total
NEW MEXICO
Bernalillo:
Albuquerque
Miscellaneous
Total-
Catron: Miscellaneous..
Chaves:
Rosswell
Miscellaneous
Total-
Colfax:
Dawson.--
Koehler
Raton
Miscellaneous
Total
Curry:
Clovis ---
M iseeUaneous
Total
De Baca: Miscellaneous
Dona Ana:
Las Cruces
Miscellaneous
Total
Eddy:
Artesia
Carlsbad
M iseeUaneous
Total -.
249
20
269
163
109
124
156
35
Grant:
Central .»..
Fort Bayard
Hurley
Santa Rita
Silver City
Tyrone
Miscellaneous
Total
Guadalupe:
Santa Rosa
M iseeUaneous
Total
Harding: Miscellaneous
Hidalgo:
Lordsburg
Miscellaneous
Total
Lea: Miscellaneous
Lincoln:
Carrizozo
Miscellaneous
Total .-.
Luna:
Columbus
Deming
M iseeUaneous
Total
McKinley:
Gallup
Miscellaneous
Total
118
321
256
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returm
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEW MEXICO— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Mora:
5
33
San Miguel:
East Las Vegas
276
Miscellaneous. .
Miscellaneous.--
Total
Santa Fe:
Santa Fe
33
Total
38
309
Otero:
63
17
23
442
Alamogordo -
Miscellaneous—
Total _
Sierra: Miscellaneous
Socorro:
Magdalena
42
484
Total
103
43
Quay:
128
38
28
San Marcial
Socorro
36
166
Miscellaneous .
14
Total
Rio Arriba:
3
74
113
Taos:
Taos
Miscellaneous. .
46
21
Total -.
77
Total
67
Roosevelt:
43
25
Torrance: Miscellaneous
36
Portales...
Union:
Miscellaneous
■
52
Total
68
Miscellaneous
18
Total
Sandoval:
19
22
70
Valencia:
Belen
Bernalillo . .
Miscellaneous
62
Total
41
Miscellaneous
48
Total
110
45
55
Miscellaneous for State: Residents of
Farmington
Miscellaneous
116
State total
Total
100
6,686
NEW YORK
Albany:
-4.1bany
Altamont
Cohoes-..
Delmar
Green Island
Menands
Ravena.-
Selkirk
Slingerlands
Watervliet
West Albany
Miscellaneous
Total
Allegany:
Andover
Angelica...
Belmont
Bolivar
Cuba
Friendship
WellsviUe..
M iscellaneous
Total
' See footnote on p. 259.
7,778
55
644
121
108
70
52
29
64
461
41
266
27
19
45
140
79
35
280
169
794
Bronx: New York City '
Broome:
Binghamton
Deposit
Endicott.
Johnson City..
Port Dickinson
Union
Miscellaneous
Total
Cattaraugus:
Allegany
Cattaraugus
Ellicottville
Franklinville
Gowanda
Little Valley.
Olean.
Randolph
Salamanca
Miscellaneous
Total
30, 527
3, 676
119
484
393
25
143
4,902
67
45
43
78
151
40
1,015
40
388
198
2,065
STATISTICS OF INCOME
257
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEW YORK— Continued
County and city
Caj^uga:
Auburn
Moravia
Port Byron...
Weedsport
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Chautauqua:
Brocton
Dunkirk.
Falconer
Fredonia
Jamestown
Ripley
Silver Creek..
Westfleld
Miscellaneous.
Total
Chemung:
Elmira
Elmira Heights.
Horseheads
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Chenango:
Bainbridge
Greene.--
New Berlin...
Norwich
Oxford.
Sherburne
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Clinton:
Champlain
Chazy.
Dannemora
Plattsburg
Rouses Point..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Columbia:
Chatham
Claverack
Oermantown..
Hillsdale
Hudson
Kinderhook...
Philmont
Stottville
Valatie
Miscellaneous.
Total.
< 'ortland:
Cortland
Homer
McGraw
Miscellaneous-
Total
Delaware:
Delhi
Hancock.
Number
of returns
1,544
52
34
47
170
1,847
42
582
90
240
2,635
22
125
155
377
4,268
2,365
76
71
51
2,563
68
59
390
54
785
25
31
11
507
106
95
775
165
29
40
19
643
51
39
76
38
165
1,265
923
County and city
Delaware— Continued.
Sidney
Stamford
Walton
Miscellaneous
Total.
Dutchess:
Amenia
Arlington
Beacon
Castle Point
Dover Plains _.
Fishkill.
Hopewell Junction.
Hyde Park
Millbrook
Millerton
New Hamburg
Pawling
Pine Plains
Poughkeepsie
Red Hook
Rhinebeck
Staatsburg
Wappingers Falls..
Wassaic
M iscellaneous
Total.
Erie:
Akron
Angola
Blasdell
Buffalo
Colden
Depew.
East Aurora...
Forks
Hamburg
Kenmore.
Lackawanna..
Lancaster
North Collins.
Sloan
Springville
Tonawanda.-.
Williamsville..
Miscellaneous-
Total
Essex:
Au Sable Forks.-.
Elizabethtown
Keeseville
Lake Placid
Lake Placid Club.
Port Henry..
Ticonderoga.
Westport
Willsboro
Miscellaneous
Total.
Franklin:
Chateaugay...
Malone
Saranac Lake..
Tupper Lake.-
Miscellaneous.
Total
258
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns hy States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEW YORK— Continued
County and city
Fulton:
Broadalbin
Gloversville...
Johnstown
Mayfield
Northville
Miscellaneous
Number
of returns
55
1,042
522
33
58
24
Total- -
1,734
Genesee:
Batavia
660
205
105
189
Le Roy . - .-
Oakfield...
Total
1,159
Greene:
40
20
278
74
28
21
146
Cairo
Catskill .
Coxsackie
Windham
Miscellaneous. -
Total .. -
607
Hamilton: Miscellaneous -- - .-.
49
Herkimer:
132
120
343
356
448
64
200
Frankfort --
Herkimer ..
Ilion
Little Falls
Mohawk-
Total
1,663
Jefferson:
86
74
44
214
94
25
Alexandria Bay
Antwerp
Carthage-. . -
Clayton..
Dexter .
Watertown
1,770
Miscellaneous
319
Total
2,626
Kings: Brooklyn 2 _
113,525
Lewis:
204
Miscellaneous.
161
Total
365
Livingston:
Avon
130
Caledonia
70
Dansville
280
Qeneseo
155
Mount Morris --
85
53
MiscQllaneous
146
Total
919
Madison:
120
142
Hamilton . ..
153
550
Miscellaneous...
198
Total
1,163
County and city
Monroe:
Brockport
East Rochester.
Fairport
Honeoye Falls..
Pittsford
Rochester
Sea Breeze
Webster
Miscellaneous..
Total -
Montgomery:
Amsterdam
Canajoharie
Fonda
Fort Plain
Fultonville
Hagaman
Palatine Bridge-
St. Johnsville
Miscellaneous-..
Total.
Nassau:
Baldwin
Cedarhurst
East Rockaway...
Farmingdale
Floral Park.
Freeport
Garden City
Glen Cove
Great Neck
Hempstead
Hewlett
Hicksville.-
Inwood
Lawrence- --.
Locust Valley
Lynbrook
Mineola
New Hyde Park..
Oyster Bay
Port Washington.
Rockville Center.
Roosevelt
Roslyn
Sea Cliff
Valley Stream
Westbury
Miscellaneous
Total.
New York: New York City 2.
Niagara:
La Salle
Lockport...
Middleport
Niagara Falls
North Tonawanda.
Miscellaneous
Total.
Oneida:
Boonville
Camden
Clayville
Clinton
New Hartford..
Oriskany Falls.
Rome
Sherrill
s See footnote on p. 259.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Z5y
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEW YORK— Continued
County and city
Oneida— Continued.
Utica -.-
Waterville
Whitesboro
Yorkville -..
Miscellaneous
Total
Onondaga:
Baldwinsville
East Syracuse
Fayetteville
Jordan...
Liverpool
Manlius
Skaneateles
Solvay.
Syracuse
Miscellaneous
Total.
Ontario:
Canandaigua..
Clifton Springs
Geneva
Naples. -
Phelps
Shortsville...
Victor
Miscellaneous
Total
Orange:
Central Valley
Chester
Cornwall
Cornwall on the Hudson
Firthclifle
Florida..
Goshen
Harriman
Highland Falls
Highland Mills
Maybrook
Middletown..
Monroe
Montgomery
New burgh
Port Jervis
Tuxedo Park
Walden
Warwick
Washingtonville
West Point
Miscellaneous
Total
Orleans:
Albion
Holley
Medina
Miscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
4,473
76
138
39
396
6,688
180
219
143
32
94
77
181
191
11, 546
477
13, 140
380
140
853
45
50
55
53
101
1,677
46
21
27
196
26
71
29
40
991
118
61
1,643
490
170
165
199
34
37
241
4,800
241
74
260
County and city
Oswego:
Fulton..
Mexico
Oswego..
Phoenix
Pulaski
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Otsego:
Cooperstown
Oneonta..
Richfield Springs.
Unadilla
Miscellaneous
Total
Putnam:
Brewster..
Carmel
Cold Spring...
Garrison
Lake Mahopac
Miscellaneous
Total
Queens: New York City '
Rensselaer:
Castleton
Hoosick Falls
Nassau
Rensselaer
Schaghticoke
Troy
Valley Falls
West Sand Lake.
Miscellaneous
Total
Richmond: New York City '
Rockland:
Congers
Garnerville
Haverstraw
HiUburn
Nanuet
New City
Nyack
Pearl River...
Piermont
South Nyack
Sparkill...
Spring Valley
Stony Point
Suffern
Tappan
Tomkins Cove.
Valley Cottage
West Haverstraw
West Nyack
Miscellaneous
Total..
Number
of returns
New York City: Number
Counties— of returns
Bronx 30,527
Kings (Brooklyn) 113,525
New York 357,825
Queens 43,300
Richmond 4,550
Total 549,727
260
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual relurns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEW YORK— Continued
County and city
St. Lawrence:
Canton
Gouverneur
Massena
Norwood
Ogdensburg
Potsdam
Miscellaneous
Total
Saratoga:
Ballston Lake
Ballston Spa
Corinth
Mechanicville
Palmer
Round Lake
Saratoga Springs..
Schuvlerville
South Olens Falls
Stillwater
Victory Mills
Waterford-.
Miscellaneous
Total
Schenectady:
Schenectady
Scotia.-
Miscellaneous
Total
Schoharie:
CobleskilL..
Howes Cave
Middleburgh
Richmondville
Schoharie
Sharon Springs
Miscellaneous
Total..
Schuyler:
Montour Falls
Watkins Glen
Miscellaneous
Total...
Seneca:
Seneca Falls
Waterloo
Miscellaneous
Total
Steuben:
Addison..
.\voca
Bath
Canisteo
Corning
Horuell
Painted Post
Wayland..
Miscellaneous
Total-..
Suffolk:
-■Vmityville...
Babylon..
Bay Shore..
East Hampton
Greenport..
Huntington
Number
of returns
183
169
310
63
489
218
309
30
234
52
349
28
38
683
59
50
45
10
136
63
1,777
5,787
408
74
154
25
23
15
28
22
45
76
121
33
230
233
105
43
14
165
81
620
750
102
100
176
2,051
326
402
390
169
165
774
County and city
Suffolk— Continued.
Islip
Lindenhurst
Northport
Patchogue
Port Jefferson
River head.
Sag Harbor
Sayville
■» Southampton
Miscellaneous
Total
Sullivan:
Callicoon
Liberty
Livingston Manor
Monticello
Roscoe
South Fallsburg..
Woodridge
Miscellaneous
Total.
Tioga:
Owego
Waverly.
Miscellaneous
Total-.
Tompkins:
Groton
Ithaca
Trumansburg
Miscellaneous
Total
Ulster:
Ellenville
Highland
Kingston
Marlboro.-
Milton...
New Paltz
Port Ewen
Saugerties
Wallkill
Wood.stock
Miscellaneous
Total
Warren:
Glens Falls.
Lake George
Luzerne
Warrensburg
Miscellaneous
Total
V/ashington:
Cambridge
Fort Edward
Granville.-
Greenwich
Hudson Falls
Salem
Whitehall
Miscellaneous
Total
STATISTICS OF INCOME
261
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NEW YORK— Continued
County and city
WajTie:
Clyde
Lyons
Newark...
Palmyra
Sodus
Walcott
Miscellaneous
Total.
Westchester:
Ardsley
.Irdsley-on-Hudson .
Bedford....
Bedford Hills
Briarcliff Manor
Bronxville
Buchanan
Chappaqua
Croton-on-Hudson . .
Dobbs Ferry
Elmsford
Harmon-on-Hudson.
Harrison
Hartsdale
Hastings-on-Hudson
Hawthorne
Irvington
Katonah
Larchmont
Mamaroneck
Mount Kisco--
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle..
North Pelham
North Tarrytown...
Ossining
Peekskill
Pelham
Pelham Manor
Number
of returns
63
153
363
137
79
46
249
1,090
62
55
34
96
132
1,281
30
165
170
310
99
58
235
179
353
76
230
194
849
653
439
4,505
4,038
91
275
821
941
479
416
County and city
Westchester— Continued.
Pleasantville
Port Chester
Purchase
Rye
Scarsborough
Scarsdale
Tarrytown
Tuckahoe
Valhalla
Verplanck.
White Plains..
Yonkers.-
Yorktown Heights..
Miscellaneous
Total
Wyoming:
Arcade
Attica.. --.
Castile
Perry
Silver Springs
Warsaw
Miscellaneous
Total..
Yates:
Dundee
Penn Yan
Miscellaneous
Total
Miscellaneous for State: Residents of
other States
State total..
Number
of returns
450
1,304
19
662
57
1,260
522
585
62
38
3,068
6,344
29
362
32, 028
53
83
22
102
18
150
70
37
225
63
325
4,340
780, 418
NORTH CAROLINA
Alamance:
Burlington...
276
36
3
53
28
Bertie:
Windsor
37
Graham
31
Haw River... .
Total
Mebane
68
22
Total
396
Brunswick:
Alexander:
27
7
27
Tavlorsville
Miscellaneous .
4
Total
31
Total
34 ,
Buncombe:
Alleghany: Miscellaneous
8
2,186
283
Anson:
Wadesboro
83 1
29
Total
2,469
Burke:
Total
112
103
34
11
22
Total.. .-
Avery: Miscellaneous... .
137
Cabarrus:
Beaufort: .
Belhaven
13
206
11
203
Washington
Kannapolis
70
Miscellaneous . . . .
23
Total.
Total
230
296
262
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed bij counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NORTH CAROLINA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Caldwell:
9
160
5
Davie:
Cooleemee.
12
Miscellaneous
26
Total
38
174
Duplin:
Warsaw .
9
29
64
61
52
19
Total.
Carteret:
93
Durham:
1,356
Total
132
Miscellaneous
2
Total
17
1,358
Edgecombe:
Catawba:
234
18
49
23
650
167
Miscellaneous
64
Total
881
Total
324
Forsyth:
Chatham:
27
25
24
Siler City
Winston-Salem ...
2,174
48
Total
Total...
52
2,246
Franklin:
Cherokee:
18
11
1
20
Murphy
47
Miscellaneous
8
Total
Total -
30
75
Gaslon:
Chowan:
Edenton
98
5
93
Miscellaneous
Bessemer Citv
10
21
Total
103
Dallas
13
471
Clay: Miscellaneous
1
Lowell
16
3
Cleveland:
45
137
26
Mount Holly ....
62
Kings Mountain
19
Shelby
Total .
Miscellaneous
708
Total
208
8
5
Columbus:
31
64
Granville:
Oxford
VVhiteville
Miscellaneous ..
127
Total
95
Miscellaneous..
17
Total
Craven:
315
9
144
Miscellaneous
21
Guilford:
Gibsonville
Total
324
14
Cumberland:
379
16
Greensboro... ........
2,298
Fayeiteville
High Point
838
Miscellaneous
79
Total
Total
395
3,229
Halifax:
Enfield
Currituck: Miscellaneous
15
16
82
Roanoke Rapids
61
Davidson:
167
135
16
Rosemary
64
Loxinnton
62
Thomasville
87
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
74
Total
Total
318
430
STATISTICS OF INCOME
263
Table 11. — Individual returns by Stales and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 192S — Contd.
NORTH CAROLINA— Continued
County and city
Harnett:
Dunn..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Haywood:
Canton
Waynesville...
Miscellaneous.
Total .-
Henderson:
Hendersonville.
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Hertford:
Ahoskie
M iscellaneous.
Total .-
Hoke:
Raeford..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Hyde: Miscellaneous.
Iredell:
M ooresville
Statesville..
Miscellaneous
Total
Jackson: Miscellaneous.
Johnston:
Bensen
Clayton.
Selma..
Smithfield
M iscellaneous
Total...
Jones: Miscellaneous.
Lee:
Sanford..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Lenoir:
Kinston
La Grange
Miscellaneous.
Total
Lincoln:
Lincolnton
Miscellaneous.
Total.
McDowell:
Marion
Miscellaneous.
Total..-.
Macon: Miscellaneous.
Number
of returns
128
182
226
254
30
94
262
107
13
273
12
7
100
County and city
Madison: Miscellaneous.
Martin:
Robersonville.
Williamston . .
Miscellaneous.
Total
Mecklenburg:
Charlotte
Cornelius
Davidson
Miscellaneous.
Total
Mitchell: Miscellaneous .
Montgomery:
Troy
Miscellaneous
Total...
Moore: Miscellaneous.
Nash:
Spring Hope..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
New Hanover:
Wilmington...
Miscellaneous.
Total
Northampton: Miscellaneous.
Onslow: Miscellaneous
Orange:
Carrboro
Chapel Hill...
Hillsboro
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Pamlico: Miscellaneous
Pasquotank: Elizabeth City.
Pender:
Burgaw
M iscellaneous
Total.
Perquimans:
Hertford
Miscellaneous.
Total
Person:
Roxboro
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Pitt:
Ayden
Farmville
Greenville
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
4,170
6
55
32
264
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Numher of returns
distributed bij counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NORTH CAROLINA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
Folk:
Tryon
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Randolph:
Asheboro
Ramseur
Randleman..-
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Richmond:
Hamlet
Rockingham. -
Miscellaneous.
Total
Hobeson:
Fairmont
Lumberton
Maxton
Red Springs..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Rockingham:
Draper
Leaksville
Madison
Mayodan
Reidsville
Spray
Miscellaneous.
Total
Rowan:
China Grove..
Salisbury
Spencer
Miscellaneous.
Total
Rutherford:
Caroleen.-
Cliffside
Forest City
Henrietta
Rutherford ton.
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Sampson:
Clinton
Miscellaneous.
Scotland:
Laurinburg...
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Stanley:
Albemarle.
Badin
106
162
121
10
10
104
39
62
41
40
11
165
52
'17
383
19
483
76
36
117
149
40
County and city
Stanley — Continued.
Norwood
Miscellaneous
Total.
Number
of returns
57
Surry:
Elkin
55
Mount Airy .
183
2d
Total
267
Swain: Miscellaneous
22
Transylvania:
Brevard . . . . i*^.
46
Miscellaneous .. .
9
Total
55
Tyrrell: Miscellaneous
9
Union:
Monroe . ..
132
Miscellaneous
16
Total
148
Vance:
Henderson
255
Miscellaneous
24
Total
279
Wake:
1,772
Wake Forest
45
Wendell
16
Miscellaneous .
76
Total
1,909
Warren: Miscellaneous
99
Washington: Miscellaneous.
31
17
Wayne:
25
Goldsboro.
376
Mount Olive
70
Miscellaneous
6
Total
477
Wilkes:
North Wilkesboro
94
Wilkesboro
6
Miscellaneous
9
Total
109
Wilson:
Wilson...
490
Miscellaneous..
61
Total
.551
Yadkin: Miscellaneous
9
Yancey: Miscellaneous
7
Miscellaneous for State: Residents of
other States...
225
State total... .
30, 997
STATISTICS OF INCOME
265
Table 11. — Individual returns hij States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NORTH DAKOTA
County and city
Adams: Miscellaneous.
Barnes:
Valley City
Miscellaneous
Total.
Benson: Miscellaneous..
Billings: Miscellaneous.
Bottineau:
Bottineau City.
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Bowman: Miscellaneous.
Burke: Miscellaneous
Burleigh:
Bismarck
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Cass:
Casselton
Fargo
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Cavalier:
Langdon
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Dickey:
Ellendale
Oakes
Miscellaneous.
Total
Divide:
Crosby
Miscellaneous.
Total
Dunn: Miscellaneous.
Eddy:
New Roekford.
Miscellaneous-
Total.
Emmons:
Linton..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Foster:
Carrington
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Golden Valley:
Beach
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Number
of returns
102
72
115
6
42
103
59
103
545
26
571
59
1,589
199
1,847
122
107
72
28
38
17
83
County and city
Grand Forks:
Grand Forks..
Larimore
Miscellaneous.
Total
Grant: Miscellaneous.
Griggs:
Cooperstown..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Hettinger: Miscellaneous.
Kidder: Miscellaneous
La Moure:
La Moure
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Logan: Miscellaneous
McHenry: Miscellaneous.
Mclntosh:
Ashley
Wishek
M iscellaneous
Total
McKenzie: Miscellaneous.
McLean:
Wilton
Miscellaneous...
Total.-
Mercer: Miscellaneous.
Morton:
Hebron
Mandan
M iscellaneous
Total.
Mountrail: Miscellaneous.
Nelson: Miscellaneous
Oliver: Miscellaneous
Pembina: Miscellaneous..
Pierce:
Rugby
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Ramsey:
Devils Lake...
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Ransom:
Enderlin
Lisbon
Miscellaneous.
Total
Renville: Miscellaneous.
266
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returm
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
NORTH DAKOTA— Continued-
County and city
Richland:
Hankinson
Lidgerwood
Wahpeton -
Miscellaneous-
Total. --
Rolette: Miscellaneous..
Sargent: Miscellaneous..
Sheridan: Miscellaneous
Sioux: Miscellaneous —
Slope:
Marmarth
Miscellaneous.-
Total- -
Stark:
Dickinson
Miscellaneous
Total -.
Steele: Miscellaneous
Stutsman:
Jamestown
Miscellaneous
Total.
Towner:
Cando
Miscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
22
35
125
56
24
159
91
250
359
57
133
County and city
Number
of returns
Traill:
Hillsboro
Mayville
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Walsh:
Grafton
Park River
Miscellaneous.
Total
18 Ward:
Kenmare
Minot
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Wells:
Harvey
Miscellaneous.
Total
Williams:
Williston
Miscellaneous.
Total
Miscellaneous for State: Residents of
other States
State total.
OHIO
Adams:
Manchester
19
12
19
Athens:
Athens - --
228
Peebles . .
Buchtel
2
Miscellaneous ..
Chauncey
3
37
Total
50
Nelson ville-
108
10
53
169
1,634
32
43
Total-
Allen:
Bluff ton
386
Auglaize:
Alinster .
Delphos..
Lima
45
Spencerville .
New Bremen . ...
44
Miscellaneous...
St. Marvs
1.36
164
Total.--
1,931
Miscellaneous .
26
Total
Ashland:
417
74
415
Belmont:
Barnesville
Ashland.-
Loudonville
227
521
Total- _
491
Bethesda --- -
30
136
Ashtabula:
1,682
734
139
82
94
Flushing
84
Ashtabula --
Martins Ferry
542
Conneaut
St. Clairsville
112
(Jeneva -
152
Jefferson -
Vorkville
60
Miscellaneous.-
Miscellaneous
176
Total
Total -.
2,731
2,040
STATISTICS OF INCOME
267
Table U.— Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
OHIO— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
Brown:
Georgetown...
Ripley
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Butler:
Hamilton
Middletown..
Oxford
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Carroll:
Carrollton
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Champaign:
Mechanicsburg.
St. Paris
Urbana
Miscellaneous. -
Total_
Clark:
South Charleston.
Springfield-
Miscellaneous
Total -
Clermont:
Batavia
Bethel
Loveland
Milford
New Richmond.
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Clinton:
Blanches ter...
Wilmington...
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Columbiana:
Columbiana
East Liverpool.
East Palestine -
Leetonia
Lisbon
Salem
SalinevUle
Wellsville
Total-,
Coshocton:
Coshocton
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Crawford:
Bucyrus
Crestline
Galion
Miscellaneous.
Total
107095—30-
-18
1,955
1, 355
124
95
3,530
162
16
39
19
216
17
291
29
2,537
59
2,625
366
52
257
86
395
69
1,530
371
276
282
426
139
296
3,389
342
20
362
371
187
373
61
County and city
Number
of returns
Cuyahoga:
Bedford
Berea
Bratenahl
Brecksville
Chagrin Falls
Cleveland
Cleveland Heights .
Dover
East Cleveland
Euclid Village
Garfield Heights...
Independence
Lakewood...^
Maple Heights
Newburg Heights..
North Olmstead...
Rocky River
Shaker Heights
South Euclid
Miscellaneous
Total.
Darke:
Arcanum
Greenville
Union City...
Versailles
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Defiance:
Defiance
Hicksville
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Delaware:
Delaware
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Erie:
Huron
Sandusky
Vermilion
Miscellaneous.
Total -
Fairfield:
Bremen
Lancaster
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Fayette:
Washington Court House-
Miscellaneous
Total.
Frankhn:
Bexley
Columbus
East Columbus
Grand view Heights.
Upper -Arlington
Westerville
Worthington
Miscellaneous
Total.
126
148
32
22
101
33,232
669
67
1,272
145
131
26
2,078
2
127
7
113
97
84
117
38, 596
23
342
12
51
63
491
237
55
21
313
302
27
1,153
89
114
24
494
64
582
286
39
325
215
11, 760
12
2
20
74
93
164
12, 340
268
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distribxded by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
OHIO— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Fulton:
Archbold
22
44
53
82
28
Henry— Continued.
Napoleon
182
Delta
Miscellaneous .... . .
54
Total.-
Wauseon,..
299
Highland:
Greenfield
Total-- -
229
135
157
56
Gallia:
81
4
Miscellaneous
Total...
Miscellaneous
348
Hocking:
Total-. -
85
160
10
Geauga:
130
20
Murray City
Chardon-
Miscellaneous
Total
Holmes:
Millersburg
Miscellaneous
Total
Huron:
Bellevue
19
189
Total
150
Greene:
Jamestown ---
28
325
78
158
174
92
Xenia
Yellow Springs
266
Total
589
227
23
46
Guernsey:
2
488
44
New London
Byesville
Norwalk
296
Cambridge..-
Willard
Miscellaneous.- ..
201
Miscellaneous -
47
Total.
Total - -
534
840
Jackson:
Jackson
Hamilton:
Addyston
22
223
30, 858
44
159
188
48
238
178
2
2,145
176
318
84
399
327
125
Cheviot
Oak Hill
23
Cincinnati
•WeUston
89
Cleves
Miscellaneous . .
Q
Elmwood Place
Total
Qlendale
243
Harrison
Jefferson:
Amsterdam
Lockland
Mount Healthy,.-
41
North College Hill
Bergholz
59
Norwood-
Brilliant
120
Reading
Dillon vale.
Grover
Mingo Junction
117
St. Bernard
12
Sharonville
235
Wyoming--- ---
Steubenville..
2,320
Miscellaneous
Toronto.. ... ... .
241
Yorkville. (See Belmont County.)
Miscellaneous
Total
35,409
68
Total
Hancock:
640
13
35
3,213
Findlay
Knox:
Fredericktown
McComb
Miscellaneous
18
386
Total
688
Miscellaneous...
44
Total.
Hardin:
55
33
233
35
448
Ada
Lake:
Fairport Harbor
Forest
151
M iscellaneous
Painesville
859
Wickliffe
108
Total
356
Willoughby
152
Miscellaneous..
Total
170
222
74
Harrison:
Cadiz
1,440
Miscellaneous
Lawrence:
5
Total
296
Ironton
345
31
Henry:
38
25
Total '
381
Holeate
STATISTICS OF INCOME
269
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
OHIO— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
X.icking:
Granville
Newark...
Utica
Miscellaneous..
Total
logan:
Bellefontaine...
West Liberty..
Miscellaneous..
Total
^Lorain:
Amlierst-
Avon.-
Elyria.-
Lorain
Oberlin.-
Wellington
Miscellaneous..
Total
;Lucas:
Maumee
Sylvania
Toledo..
Miscellaneous--
Total-
Madison:
London
Mount Sterling
Plain City
West Jefferson .
.Miscellaneous..
Total
Mahoning:
LoweUville
Sebring
Struthers
Youngstown...
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Marion:
Marion
Miscellaneous..
Total
Medina:
Lodi..
Medina
Wads worth
Miscellaneous..
Total
Meigs:
Middleport
Pomeroy
Miscellaneous..
Total
Mercer:
Celina
Cold water
Fort Recovery.
Rockford
Miscellaneous.-
Total
253
62
1,867
2,504
239
116
52
5,093
174
125
15,444
201
15, 944
367
574
694
13, 197
192
15, 024
862
39
901
123
191
234
71
619
190
168
31
11
14
19
243
County and city
Miami:
Covington..
Piqua
Tippecanoe City.
Troy
West Milton
Miscellaneous
Total.
Monroe:
Woodsfield
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Montgomery:
Brookville
Dayton
Germantown
Miamisburg
West Carrollton.
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Morgan:
McConnelsville.
Miscellaneous...
Total-
Morrow:
Cardington
Mount Gilead.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Muskingum:
Dresden
Roseville
South Zanesville.
Zanesville
Miscellaneous
Total -
Noble:
Belle Valley...
Caldwell
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Ottawa:
Marblehead...
Oak Harbor...
Port Clinton..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Paulding:
Antwerp
Paulding
IMiscellaneous.
Total
Perry:
Corning
Crooksville
New Lexington .
New Straitsville.
Shawnee
Somerset
Miscellaneous
Total.
270
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
OHIO— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Pickaway:
17
182
21
Stark:
Alliance
1,499
Canal Fulton .. - . . .
47
Miscellaneous
Canton
6,093
119
Total
220
Massillon
937
97
Pike:
25
13
Navarre --. -
65
130
Miscellaneous... ^
Miscellaneous
52
Total
Total--
38
9,039
Summit:
Portage:
19
813
407
132
13, 140
Kent --
2,218
506
Ravenna. _.-
Cuvahoga Falls --
Miscellaneous.
111
497
Total
1,371
114
Total
Preble:
136
17
99
16, 586
Trumbull:
Girard
Lewisburg
Miscellaneous
817
363
Total
252
Newton Falls
62
609
Putnam:
31
17
42
72
40
Warren
1,438
Columbus Grove
112
Total
Leipsic . . .
3,401
Tuscarawas:
Miscellaneous
302
Total
202
Dover . .
394
118
323
Richland:
1,726
67
320
44
New Philadelphia . . - .
Mansfield
Uhrichsville
382
Plymouth
76
Shelby
Total
Miscellaneous
1,595
Union:
Total
2,157
64
15
Ross:
610
48
Richwood -- . .. - --
Chillicothe .
13
Miscellaneous
Total
92
Total
658
Van Wert:
Van Wert
Sanduskv:
84
507
81
101
321
Clyde -
55
Fremont
Total
Gibsonburg , -
376
Vinton:
McArthur
Total.- —
773
27
13
61
1,342
16
65
Total
New Boston- - -
40
Portsmouth
Warren:
Sciotoville
Miscellaneous
154
139
Total
1,484
93
Total
Seneca:
403
579
106
386
Washington:
Belpre
Tiffin
Miscellaneous
13
516
Total
1,088
57
Total
Shelby:
303
36
586
Sidney
Wayne:
Miscellaneous -.-
34
Total- -
339
Orrville
317
Rittman.--
76
STATISTICS OF INCOME
271
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
OHIO— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Wayne— Continued.
40
901
62
Wood:
196
North Baltimore .- - .
Perrysburg
Rossford .-- --
1,430
Miscellaneous . .
229
Total ._
829
Williams:
152
119
64
Wyandot:
Carey .-
Upper Sandusky
Miscellaneous....
Total
264
Total -.
342
218, 479
OKLAHOMA
Adair:
Stillwell -
20
12
Carter:
.\rdmore
Healdton
629
Miscellaneous .. .. . ..
76
58
Total
32
Wirt -
Miscellaneous
Total
20
38
Alfalfa:
Cherokee
59
85
821
Cherokee:
Tahlequah
Miscellaneous
Total
Choctaw:
Boswell
Hugo
Miscellaneous
Total.
C imarron : M iscellaneous
Cleveland:
Norman
Miscellaneous
Total...
Coal:
Coalgate
Lehigh..
Total
Comanche:
Fort Sill.
Total
144
26
5
Atoka:
Atoka
17
4 ;
31
Total
21
6
74
Beaver: Miscellaneous
55
4
Beckham:
Elk Citv
96
67
55
84
17
Total
218
211
24
Blaine:
Geary . .....
39
19
31
27
235
Watonga
Miscellaneous
23
1
Total
116
24
Bryan:
Caddo.-
9
99
4
Durant
38
Lawton
262
29
Total
112
Total
329
Caddo:
Anadarko.
121
42
27
115
Cotton:
Devol
3
Walters
34
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
21
Total...
Total...
305
58
Canadian:
El Reno
284
30
49
Craig:
Vinita
80
Yukon ...
Miscellaneous
14
Miscellaneous
Total
Total
363
94
272
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Ntimher of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
0 KLAHO MA— Continued
County and city
Creek:
Bristow-
Depew
Drumright
Kiefer...
Mounds
Oilton
Sapulpa
Shamroclf
Slicli
Miscellaneous.
Total..
Custer:
Clinton
Thomas
Weatherford-.
Miscellaneous.
Total..
Delaware: Miscellaneous.
Dewey: Miscellaneous
Ellis:
Shattuck
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Garfield:
Covington
Enid
Garber
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Garvin:
Lindsay
Pauls Valleys.
Wynnewood..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Grady:
Chickasha
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Grant:
Medford
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Greer:
Mangum
Miscellaneous.
Number
of returns
Total.
Harmon:
Hollis
Miscellaneous.
Total
Harper: Miscellaneous.
Haskell:
McCurtain
Stigler
Miscellaneous
Total -
302
15
199
27
17
42
440
18
7
19
131
7
45
39
51
891
5fi
43
1,041
170
423
67
490
37
113
106
32
138
County and city
Hughes:
Holdenville...
Wetumka
Miscellaneous.
Total
Jackson:
Altus
Miscellaneous.
Total
Jefferson:
Ringling
Ryan,
Waurika
Miscellaneous.
Total..
Johnston:
Tishomingo...
Wapanucka.--
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Kay:
Blackwell
Newkirk
Ponca City...
Three Sands..
Tonkawa
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Kingfisher:
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Miscellaneous.
Total
Kiowa:
Hobart
Snyder..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Latimer:
AVilburton
Miscellaneous.
Total
Le Flore:
Heaveuer
Poteau
Spiro
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Lincoln:
Chandler
Prague...
Stroud..
Miscellaneous.
Total .-
Logan:
Guthrie
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
STATISTICS OF INCOME
273
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
OKLAHOMA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Love:
24
1
Oklahoma:
Britton
16
Edmond .—
58
Oklahoma City
6 370
Total
25
Miscellaneous .-
28
Total. -.
49
41
6,472
Okmulgee:
36
Total
90
Dewar
3
157
15
51
3
13
Morris -
34
Okmulgee
8S4
Idabel . -
Miscellaneous.
12
SVricht Citv
Total
1,126
Osage:
82
22
Mcintosh:
26
48
12
Barnsdall (formerly Bigheart)
Denova
64
10
Fairfax . .
181
Hominy
155
900
Total
86
Shidler
54
21
Major:
37
8
Miscellaneous
118
Total
1,525
Ottawa:
\fton
Total
45
13
10
2
Cardin
26
Madill. -
Commerce
16
Douthat
6
233
Total
12
Picher .....
111
9
Mayes:
32
13
Miscellaneous
14
Pryor
Total
Miscellaneous
428
45
Pawnee:
Cleveland..
31
82
2
123
■Pawnee
68
Sulphur
Miscellaneous
61
Total
252
Total
115
Pajme:
Cushing ,
Muskogee:
16
11
28
1,289
12
266
Boynton. .
Stillwater
170
Fort Gibson .-
Yale
84
Haskell
TViscellaneous _
Muskogee
Total
Miscellaneous . . - -
1,356
Pittsburg:
Dow ...
Total
Noble:
133
47
1
Perrv
Hailevville
16
Miscellaneous
Hartshorne.
39
2
Total - -.
180
Krebs
5
280
Nowata:
Nowata
90
11
101
Quinton ..
18
Miscellaneous
18
Miscellaneous
Total. . . .
379
Pontotoc:
Ada
Okfuskee:
Boley
3
150
45
17
278
Okemah
Allen
26
Weleetka .
Roff
12
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous .. .. .....
14
Total
Total
215
330
274
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Ninnber of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
OKLAHOMA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Pottawatomie:
Shawnee
786
86
384
Tillman:
Frederick
64
Tecumseh
Granfleld
30
45
Total .
Total -
1,256
139
Tulsa:
Bixbv
Pushamataha:
A ntlers
26
11
13
Broken Arrow ...
M iscellaneous
Collinsville
Total
37
Jenks
24
Sand Springs
168
Eoger Mills: Miscellaneous
10
Skiatook
91
Tulsa
8,373
Eogers:
43
68
2
Miscellaneous
56
Total
Chelsea
8,793
Wagoner:
Miscellaneous
22
Total
113
Wagoner
44
5
Seminole:
17
306
677
Total
71
Wewoka .. .
Washington:
Bartlesville
Miscellaneous
1,223
Total
1,000
Dewev_.
52
Miscellaneous
24
Sequoyah:
16
4
11
Total
1,299
Washita:
Cordell
Vian.. ._.
Miscellaneous
60
71
Total
31
Total....
131
32
216
60
12
Woods:
Alva
Stephens:
, Comanche
Duncan
Waynoka...
20
Miscellaneous
28
Total...
320
Total
184
Texas:
65
• 97
Woodward:
Woodward
144
Guymon
Miscellaneous
31
Miscellaneous .-. ..
Total.
175
Total
162
State total
37, 261
OREGON
Baker:
Baker
Miscellaneous.
Total
Benton:
Corvallis
Miscellaneous.
Total..
Clackamas:
Gladstone
Milwaukie
Oregon City..
Oswego
West Linn
Miscellaneous
Total.
251
92
343
129
22
24
118
206
79
23
156
Clatsop:
Astoria
Seaside
Miscellaneous
Total
Columbia:
Clatskanie
Rainier
St. Helens
Miscellaneous.
Total
Coos:
Bandon
Coquille
Marshfield
North Bend..
Miscellaneous
Total- ,
STATISTICS OF INCOME
275
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed bij counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
ORE G ON— Continued
County and city
Crook:
Prineville
Miscellaneous.-
Total
Curry: Miscellaneous...
Deschutes:
Bend
Miscellaneous
Total
Douglas:
Roseburg
Miscellaneous
Total
Gilliam:
Condon
Miscellaneous
Total
Grant: Miscellaneous...
Harney:
Burns
Miscellaneous
Total
Hood River:
Hood River
Miscellaneous
Total-
Jackson:
Ashland
Medford..-
Miscellaneous
Total
Jefferson: Miscellaneous
Josephine:
Grants Pass
Miscellaneous
Total-
Klamath:
Klamath Falls
Miscellaneous
Total
Lake:
Lakeview.- -.
Miscellaneous--
Total--- -.
Lane:
Cottage Grove
Eugene
Springfield
Miscellaneous.-
Total.-- -.
Lincoln : M iscellaneous .
Number
of returns
368
28
396
176
101
277
155
102
156
26
182
100
514
73
687 !
56
136
13
719
212
931
115
49
164
51
703
35
139
928
119
County and city
Linn:
Albany
Lebanon
Miscellaneous
Total
Malheur:
Ontario
Miscellaneous
Total
Marion:
Salem
Silverton
Woodburn
Miscellaneous
Total
Morrow:
Heppner...
Miscellaneous
Total
Multnomah:
Qresham.
Portland---
Miscellaneous
Total
Polk:
Dallas.--
Independence
Miscellaneous
Total
Sherman: Miscellaneous
Tillamook:
Tillamook.-
Miscellaneous
Total
Umatilla:
Milton
Pendleton
Miscellaneous
Total-
Union:
Elgin
La Grande-
Union
Miscellaneous
Total
Wallowa:
Enterprise
Miscellaneous
Total
Wasco:
The Dalles
Miscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
175
36
48
259
58
147
795
125
25
102
1,047
105
17, 518
160
17, 747
189
Its
124
55
179
47
530
330
907
11
313
29
77
430
100
303
54
357
276
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
OREGON— Continued
County and city-
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Washington:
70
103
170
Yamhill:
McMinnville-
Newberg
131
Hillsboro
55
Miscellaneous
Total
State total
108
Total
343
294
Wheeler' Miscellaneous
37
29, 333
PENNSYLVANIA
Adams:
Gettysburg
Littlestown
MeSherrystown..
Miscellaneous
Total
Allegheny:
Aspinwall
Avalon
Bairdford
Bellevue
Ben Avon
Brackenridge
Brentwood
Braddock
Bridgeville
Broughton
Carnegie
Castle Shannon. -
Chalfant
Clairton
Coropolls
Crafton
Cuddy
Curtis ville
Dormont __
Dravosburg
Duquesne
East Pittsburgh-.
East McKeesport
Edgewood
Edgeworth
Elizabeth
Emsworth
Etna
Glassmere
Glassport
Glenfield
Glenshaw
Greentree
Harmarville
Harwick
Hays
Heidelberg
Homestead
Indianola
Ingram
Leetsdale
Lincoln Place
McKeesport
McKees Rocks...
Millvale
Moon Run
Morgan
Munhall
Natrona
North Bessemer..
North Braddock.
Oakdale
Oakrnont
Pitcairn
Pittsburgh
Port Vue
Rankin..
400
520
386
7
,801
359
308
107
,115
244
32
803
108
3
402
718
,282
8
10
,155
127
954
370
83
291
38
228
134
435
36
186
40
238
9
20
29
67
3
,086
62
174
107
55
,158
868
560
12
8
412
281
19
179
85
413
271
,932
26
158
Allegheny— Continued.
Russellton
Sewickley
Sharpsburg
Springdale
Swissvale
Tarentum..
Turtle Creek
Versailles
Verona
Wall
AVest Homestead
West View...
Whitaker
Wilkinsburg
Wilmerding...
Wilson
Miscellaneous
Total
Armstrong:
Apollo..-
Davton
Ford City
Freeport
Kaylor
Kittanning
Leechburg
Parkers Landing
Sagamore
Yatesboro
Miscellaneous
Total
Beaver:
Aliquippa
Ambridge
Beaver
Beaver Falls
Bridgewater
Conway
Freedom
Midland
Monaca. ._
New Brighton
Rochester
Miscellaneous - -
Total
Bedford:
Bedford
Everett
Hyndman
Saxton
Miscelkineous
Total.-
Berks:
Birdsboro
Boyertown
Fleetwood
Hamburg
STATISTICS OF INCOME
277
Table 11. — -Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
PENNSYLVANIA— Continued
County and city
Berks— Continued.
Kutztown
Mohnton
Mount Penn
Reading
Robesonia
Shillington
Singing Springs.
Topton
West Reading...
Womelsdorf
Wyomissing
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Blair:
Altoona
Bellwood
Duncans ville
Hollidaysburg..
Juniata
Martinsburg
Roaring Spring.
Tyrone
Williamsburg..,
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Bradford:
Athens
Canton
Sayre
South Waverly.
Towanda
Troy
Miscellaneous...
Total.
Bucks:
Bristol
Doylestown...
Langhorne
Morrisville
New Hope
Newtown
Perkasie
Quarkertown.
Sellersville
Yardley.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Butler:
Butler
Chicora
Evans City
Lyndora
Mars
Sarver
Zelienople
Miscellaneous.
Total
■Cambria:
Barnesboro
Beaverdale
Blandburg
Carrolltown
Colver
Gonemaugh
Cresson
Dunlo
East Conemaugh.
Ebensburg
Elmora
Number
of returns
122
66
104
6,295
48
249
159
35
320
54
475
783
County and city
9,361
2,909
67
24
286
170
25
60
360
53
77
4,031
126
63
262
7
188
65
810
374
286
184
185
60
122
120
186
70
51
990
2,628
90
20
12
43
41
154
123
17
1
100
13
Cambria— Continued.
Expedit
Gallitzin
Hastings..
Johnstown
Lilly
Marsteller
Nanty-Glo
Patton -.
Portage
Scalp Level
South Fork..
Spangler
Vintondale
M iscellaneous
Total
Cameron:
Emporium
Miscellaneous
Total.
Carbon:
Beaver Meadow
East Mauch Chunk
Lansford
Lehighton
Mauch Chunk
Nesquehoning
Palmerton
Summit Hill
Weatherly
Miscellaneous
Total
Centre:
Bellefont... ,
Philipsburg
State College
Miscellaneous
Total
Chester:
Coatesville
Downingtown
Kennett Square
Malvem
Oxford
Parkesburg
Phoenixville
Spring City
West Chester
West Grove
Miscellaneous
Total
Clarion:
Clarion
East Brady.. ^
New Bethlehem
R imersburg
M iscellaneous
Total
Clearfield:
Clearfield..
Coalport
Cm' wens ville
Du Bois_
Falls Creek
Grass Flat
Houtzdale
Irvona
Madera
278
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and toionships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
PENNSYLVANIA— Continued
County and city
Clearfield— Continued.
Osceola Mills
Ramey
Tyler
Winburne
Miscellaneous
Total.
Clinton:
Avis
Flemington
Lock Haven..
Mill Hall
Renovo
Miscellaneous.
Total
Columbia:
Berwick
Bloomsburg...
Catawissa
Centralia
Miscellaneous.
Total
Crawford:
Cambridge Springs.
Linesville
Meadville
Titusville
M iscellaneous
Total.
Cumberland:
Camp Hill
Carlisle
LemojTie.
Mechanicsburg
Mount Holly Springs.
New Cumberland
Newville
Shippensburg
West Fairview
Miscellaneous
Total _
Dauphin:
Elizabethville..
Harrisburg
Highspire
Hummelstown.
Lykens
Middletown...
Millersburg
Penbrook
Royalton..
Steelton
Williamstown..
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Delaware:
Aldan
Chester
Clifton Heights..
Collingdale
Colwyn
Darby
East Lansdowne.
Eddystone
Qlenolden
Lansdowne
Marcus Hook
Number
of returns
1
5
3
13
134
1,264
25.
11
420
22
209
63
750
184
309
36
35
65
629
62
38
792
421
168
1,481
197
495
91
181
11
137
19
109
25
139
1,404
4,620
50
95
113
138
81
57
3
275
64
230
5,733
165
2, 063
125
185
47
243
125 i
50
248
1,670
188
County and city
Delaware— Continued.
Media
Morton
Norwood
Prospect Park (Moore).
Ridley Park
Sharon HiU
Swarthmore
Trainer
Upland
Yeadon _
Miscellaneous
Total.
Elk:
Johnsonburg..
Ridgway
St. Marys
Wilcox
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Erie:
Albion.
Corry
Erie
Girard
North East....
Union City
Wesleyville...
Miscellaneous.
Total
Fayette:
Belle Vernon
Browusfield
Brownsville
Chestnut Ridge
Connellsville
Dimbar...
Everson
Fairchance
Fayette City...
Grays Landing
La Belle
Lemont Furnace
Masontown
Mount Braddock
Mount Sterling
New Salem
Oliver
Orient
Point Marion
Republic
Ronco
Smock
South Brownsville..
South Connellsville.
Star Junction
Uledi
Uniontown
Vanderbilt
West Leisenring
Miscellaneous
Total.
Forest: Miscellaneous.
Franklin:
Chambersburg.
Greencastle
Mercersburg...
Waynesboro
Miscellaneous..
Total-
413
93
1,173
STATISTICS OF INCOME
279
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and toivnships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
PENNSYLVANIA— Continued
County and city
Fulton: Miscellaneous.
Greene:
Nemacolin
Waynesburg..
Miscellaneous.
Number
of returns
Total.
Huntingdon:
Huntingdon...
Mount Union.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Indiana:
Arcadia
Blaclt Lick
Blairsville
Clyrner
Glen Campbell.
Heilwood..
Homer City
Indiana -.
Iselin—
Rossiter
Saltsburg
Miscellaneous..
Total.
■Jefierson:
Big Run
Brockway
Brookville
Conifer
Punxsutawney.
Reynoldsville..
Summerville...
Sykesville
Miscellaneous..
Total.
Juniata:
Mifflintown...
Miscellaneous.
Total
iLackawanna:
Archbald
Blakely
Carbondale
Chinchilla
Clarks Summit.
Dickson
Dunmore
Jermyn
Jessup
Mayfleld
Minooka
Moosic
Moscow ,
Old Forge.
Olyphant
Peckville
Scranton
Taylor
Throop ,
Vandling--
Winton
Miscellaneous..
Total.
69
307
285
396
1
13
287
42
15
9
66
•479
8
11
56
135
1,122
252
2
359
81
26
29 I
74
917
102
22
847
25
114
136
580
121
107
46
34
64
49
122
353
101
,077
144
80
15
2
223
10, 364
County and city
Lancaster:
Columbia
Denver
Elizabethtown.
Ephrata
Lancaster
Lititz
Manheim
Marietta.-
Mount Joy
New Holland..
Miscellaneous..
Total
Lawrence:
Bessemer
Ellwood City..
New Castle
Miscellaneous..
Total
Lebanon:
Lebanon
Myerstown
Palmyra
Miscellaneous.
Total
Lehigh:
Allentowni
Bethlehem 2...
Catasauqua...
Coplay
Emaus
Slatington
Miscellaneous.
Total
Luzerne:
Ashley-
Avoca
Duryea
Dupont.
Edwardsville
Exeter
Forty Fort
Freeland
Glen Lyon
Hazleton
Hughestown
Kingston..
Larksville
Luzerne
Miners Mills
Nanticoke
Nescopeck
Parsons
Pittston.
Plains
Plymouth
Pringle
Shickshinney
Sugar Notch
Swoyersville
Warrior Run
West Hazleton..
West Pittston...
West Wyoming.
White Haven...
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming
Miscellaneous...
Total-
:« See footnote on p. 2S0.
280
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns btj States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
PENNSYLVANIA— Continued
County and city
Lycoming:
Hughesville
Je -sey Shore.-.
Montgomery...
ATontoursville-
Aiuncy
Newberry
Williarasport--
Miscellaneous.
Total.
McKean:
Betula
Bradford
Eldred
Hazel Hurst....
Kane
Mount Jewett-
Port Allegany.
Smethport
Miscellaneous..
Total
Mercer:
Farrell...
Greenville
Grove City
Mercer
Sharon
Sharpsville
Stoneboro
West Middlesex.
Wheatland
Miscellaneous...
Total.
MiflSin:
Burnham
Lewistown
Miscellaneous.
Total
Monroe:
East Stroudsburg.
Stroudsburg
Tobyhanna
Miscellaneous
Total.
Montgomery:
Ambler
Bridgeport.
Conshohocken
East Greenville.
Hatboro
Jenkintown
Lansdale
Narberth
Norristown
North Wales
Pennsburg..
Pottstown
Rockledge
Royersford
Souderton
West Conshohocken.
M iscellaneous
Total.
* Bethlehem:
Counties—
Lehigh..
Northampton.
Number
of returns
34
258
74
74
100
92
2,222
79
2,933
2
1,498
82
4
373
56
78
127
333
2,553
255
524
295
160
1,420
194
39
35
23
95
3,040
39
536
661
158
273
15
159
605
452
150
371
29
160
825
485
830
2,062
129
35
886
37
179
134
31
10, 230
17, 025
County and city
Number
of returns
Montour:
Danville
Miscellaneous.
Total
Northampton:
Bangor
Bath
Bethlehem '
Easton
Hellertown
Nazareth
North Catasauqua.
Northampton
Pen Argyl
Roseto
Walnutport
West Easton
Wind Gap
Miscellaneous
Total.
Northumberland :
Kulpmont
Locust Gap
Milton
Mount Carmel...
Northumberland.
Shamokin
Sunbury
Watsontown
Miscellaneous
Total.
Perry:
Duncannon...
Marysville
Newport
Miscellaneous.
Total
Philadelphia: Philadelphia.
Pike:
Matamoras
Miscellaneous.
236
68
2,356
2,440
94
321
31
218
133
1
32
5
21
154
6,110
34
35
290
439
128
1,009
763
70
201
2,969
41
47
65
52
Total .
114
Potter:
Austin
12
Coudersport
60
Oaleton ... .....
49
Shinglehouse
27
Miscellaneous
24
Total
172
Schuylkill:
Ashland
220
Coaldale
114
Cressona
44
Delano...
29
Frackville.
130
Oilberton
37
Girardville
94
Gordon
27
Lost Creek..
17
Total.
Number
of returns
165
2, 356
2, 521
STATISTICS OF INCOME
281
Table 11. — Individual returns bij States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
PENNSYLVANIA— Continued
County and city
Schuylkill— Continued.
McAdoo -
Mahanoy City
Minersville
New Philadelphia (Silver Creek) .
Orwigsburg
Palo Alto
Pine Grove
Port Carbon _..
Pottsville
St. Clair
Schuylkill Haven
Shenandoah
Number
of returns
75
407
213
21
62
12
83
56
1,255
117
109
424
Tower City
68
79
478
Tremont
Miscellaneous.
Total
4,603
Snyder:
Selinsgrove...
72
38
Miscellaneous.. ..
Total
110
Somerset:
Berlin
36
20
24
25
24
20
10
23
3
79
31
205
234
114
Boswell
Central
Confluence
Holsopple.-- -.
Hoovers ville
Jenners
Jerome
Macdonaldton
Meyersdale
Rockwood _
Somerset. _
Windber
Miscellaneous ..
Total
848
Sullivan:
Mildred
9
37
Miscellaneous
Total
46
Susquehanna:
Forest Citv
100
28
73
81
78
Hallstead
Montrose
Susquehanna .
Miscellaneous
Total
360
Tioga:
Blossburg . _ .
."6 !
27
24
117
26
69
Elkland
Mansfield
Wellsboro
Westfleld
Total .
299
Union:
Lewisburg., .
177
65
47
Mifflinhurg . .
Miscellaneous
Total
289
County and city
Venango:
Enilenton
Franklin
Oil Citv
Polk..:
Miscellaneous-
TotaL
Warren :
Kinzua
Sheffield
Tidioute
Warren
Voungsville...
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
Washington:
-'Mlenport.
Bentleyville
Bulger
Burgett'Jtown
California
Canonsburg
Cecil
Charleroi
Cherry Valley
Claysville
Cokesburg
Daisylown
Donora__
Ellsworth
Freilericktown
Houston
McDonald
Mariana
Meadow I>ands...
Millsboro
Monongahela
New Eagle
Roscoe
Vestaburg
Washington
West Brownsville.
Miscellaneous
Total.
Wayne-
Hawley
Honesdale
Miscellaneous.
Total
Westmoreland:
Arnold
A vonmore
Claiidge
Crab Tree
Darragh
Derry
East Vandergrift
Export
Greensburg
Irwin
Jeannette
Larimer
L.itrobe
Ligonier
Mammoth
Manor
Monessen
Mount Pleasant
New Kensington
North Belle Vernon.
282
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11.^ — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
PENNSYLVANIA— Continued
County and city
Westmoreland — Continued
Parnassus
Penn
Pricedale
Scottdale --
Southwest
South Greensburg
Trafford
Trauger
Vandergrift
Wendell
West Newton
Youngwood -.,
Yukon
Miscellaneous -
Total
Wyoming:
Tunkhannock
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
314
32
1
374
7
18
105
4
486
4
172
72
12
621
7,619
120
County and city
York:
Dallastown
Glen Rock __-
Hanover
North York
Red Lion
Spring Grove
West York_..
Wrightsville
York
Miscellaneous
Total
Miscellaneous for State: Residents of
other States
State total
Number
of returns
46
35
406
2
148
45
1
51
2,640
339
3.713
1,527
361, 220
RHODE ISLAND
Bristol:
Harrington
Bristol
Warren
Total-
Kent:
Coventry
East Greenwich.
Warwick
West Greenwich
West Warwick..
Total- -
Newport:
Jamestown
Little Compton.
Middletown
Newport
New Shoreham.
Portsmouth
Tiverton
Total
Providence:
Burrillville
Central Falls..-.
Cranston
215
300
184
699
74
298
491
1
425
1,289
63
32
21
1,423
17
41
62
1,659
199
462
1,758
Pro vidence— C ontinued
Cumberland
East Providence
Foster
Gloucester
Johnston
Lincoln
North Providence...
North Smithfield
Pawtueket
Providence
Scituate
Smithfield.
Woonsocket
Total.
Washington:
Charlestown
Exeter
Ilopkinton
Narragansett
North Kingston
Richmond
South Kingston
Westerly. --
Total
State total
223
877
4
26
106
230
256
180
2,536
12, 072
50
27
2,049
21, 055
4
3
73
57
145
36
243
539
25, 801
SOUTH CAROLINA
Abbeville:
Abbeville.. .
102
23
125
Allendale:
Allendale
27
Miscellaneous .
Fairfax
4
Total-
2
Total
Aiken:
155
18
9
12
33
33
Anderson:
Anderson
Graniteville
Langley
337
North Augusta
Belton
49
Miscellaneous
Honea Path
26
Pelzer . . ..
14
Total
227
Pendleton
7
STATISTICS OF INCOME
283
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
SOUTH CAROLINA— Continued
County and city
Anderson— Continued.
Williamston
Miscellaneous
Total -
Bamberg:
Bamberg
Denmark
Miscellaneous
Total-
Barnwell:
Barnwell
Blackville
Miscellaneous
Total.
Beaufort:
Beaufort
M iscellaneous
Total
Berkeley: Miscellaneous
Calhoun:
Saint Mattiiews
Miscellaneous
Total-
Charleston:
Charleston..- .-
Edisto Island- -
Johns Island
Meggett.--
Moultrieville
Mount Pleasant
Miscellaneous - .
Total--
Cherokee:
Blacksburg
Gaffney
Miscellaneous - .
Total--
Chester:
Chester
Great Falls
Miscellaneous
Total- -
Chesterfield:
Cheraw
Miscellaneous
Total
Clarendon:
Manning
Miscellaneous -.
Total -.
Colleton:
Walterboro-
Miscellaneous- -
Total-.-
Number
of returns
17
458
62
56
57
125
2,372
3
16
25
7
15
62
2,500
12
123
5
140
157
27
18
202
68
County and city
I Number
of returns
Darlington:
Darlington
Hartsville
Miscellaneous.
128
162
23
Total
313
Dillon:
Dillon -
103
Latta - ---
28
Miscellaneous...
27
Total.
158
Dorchester:
Saint George . .
11
Summerville
93
8
Total-.
112
Edgefield:
Edgefield -t
36
17
Miscellaneous
9
Total
62
Fairfield:
Winnsboro
72
Miscellaneous
30
Total
102
Florence:
480
Lake City
42
TimmonsvUle .
29
Miscellaneous
23
Total
574
Georgetown:
26
Georgetown . ..
117
M iscellaneous
1
Total .
144
GreenvUle:
Fountain Inn. . ...
13
GreenvUle .
1,578
Greer
64
12
Miscellaneous
49
Total-.-
1,716
Greenwood:
187
Ware Shoals . .
29
Miscell aneous
28
Total
244
Hampton:
Estill
15
Varnville
19
36
Total- --
70
Horry:
72
Miscellaneous .
14
Total
86
22
107095—30-
-19
284
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and tounships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
SOUTH CAROLINA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Kershaw:
Camden--
105
20
7
Orangeburg:
Branch ville
13
225
Miscellaneous
55
Total
Total - -
132
293
Pickens:
Lancaster:
Lancaster..
56
3
50
Miscellaneous -
Liberty
15
31
Total ... . -
59
Total
96
Laurens:
90
89
23
Richland:
Columbia
Laurens
1,924
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
14
Total
Total-.
202
1,938
Saluda:
1 Saluda-
BishopvUle
45
7
11
Miscellaneous -
5
Total
Total
62
16
Spartanburg:
Clifton
Lexington:
25
5
23
14
36
6
Converse
3
Lexington.
Cowpens . --
4
New Brookland
Enoree .
6
1,002
Woodruff -- .
20
Total-.
103
Miscellaneous
137
Total
24
10
1,178
McCormick
Miscellaneous
Sumter:
362
Total
34
; Miscellaneous -
36
Total
90
50
10
150
398
Marion
Mullins
Miscellaneous
Union:
Buffalo .. .-
2
Jonesville
5
Lockhart
14
109
Marlboro:
114
27
29
13
6
Bennettsville
Clio ..
Total
136
McCoU
Williamsburg:
Miscellaneous
56
Total
183
23
Total
Newberrv:
140
23
36
79
York:
Clover
\Vhitniire
Miscellaneous
20
1 Fort Mill
18
Total
199
1 Rock Hill .
201
York
53
Oconee:
3
38
24
11
18
Miscellaneous
13
Newrv
Total
Seneca .
305
Walhalla
Miscellaneous for State: Residents of
other States
AVestminster
Miscellaneous
204
State total
Total
94
13, 725
STATISTICS OF INCOME
285
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 192S — Coiitd.
SOUTH DAKOTA
County and city
Number
of returns
Aurora:
Plankinton.
Miscellaneous
Total.
Beadle:
Huron
M iscellaneous
Total
Bennett: Miscellaneous..
Bon Homme:
Scotland...
Tyndall
M iscellaneous
Total
Brookings:
Brookings
Elkton
Miscellaneous
Total.. t...
Brown:
Aberdeen
Groton
Miscellaneous
Total...
Brule:
Chamberlain..
Kimball
Miscellaneous
Total
Buffalo: Miscellaneous...
Butte:
Belle Fourche..
Miscellaneous
Total
Campbell: Miscellaneous
Charles Mis:
Qeddes
Lake Andes
Platte
Wagner
M iscellaneous.
Total
Clark:
Clark
Miscellaneous
Total
Clay:
Vermilion
Miscellaneous.
Total
Codington:
Watertown
Miscellaneous
Total
428
59
487
124
147
22
39
208
895
30
90
1,015
107
37
189
147
504
23
County and city
Corson:
Mcintosh
Miscellaneous
Total
Custer: Miscellaneous..
Davison:
Mitchell
M iscellaneous
Total
Day:
Webster
Miscellaneous
Total
Deuel:
Clear Lake
Miscellaneous
Total
Dewey: Miscellaneous..
Douglas:
Armour
M iscellaneous
Total
Edmunds:
Ipswich
Miscellaneous
Total
Fall River:
Edgemont
Hot Springs
Miscellaneous
Total
Faulk: Miscellaneous...
Grant:
Milbank
M iscellaneous
Total
Gregory: Miscellaneous.
Haakon:
PhiUip
M iscellaneous
Total
Hamlin: MisceUaneous.
Hand:
Miller
Miscellaneous
Total
Hanson:
Alexandria
Miscellaneous
Total
Harding: Miscellaneous
286
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
SOUTH DAKOTA— Continued
County and city
Hughes:
Pierre
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Hutchinson:
Parkston ,
Tripp —
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Hyde:
Highmore
Miscellaneous.
Total
Jackson: Miscellaneous.
Jerauld:
Wessington Springs.
Miscellaneous.
Total
Jones: Miscellaneous.
Kingsbury:
Arlington
De Smet
Lake Preston.,
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Lake:
Madison
Miscellaneous.
Total
Lawrence:
Dead wood
Lead
Spearflsh
Miscellaneous.
Total
Lincoln:
Canton
Lennox
Miscellaneous.
Total
Lyman: Miscellaneous.
McCook:
Bridgewater...
Salem.
Miscellaneous.
Total.
McPherson:
Eureka
Miscellaneous.
Total-
Marshall:
Britton
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
150
36
186
117
31
37
146
164
38
202
124
264
62
36
144
78
43
87
County and city
Meade: *
Sturgis
Miscellaneous.
Total
Mellette: Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous
Miner:
Howard.
44
Miscellaneous
30
Total
74
Minnehaha:
Dell Rapids
65
Sioux Falls .
1,552
122
Total -
1,739
Moody:
Flandreau
70
Total.-
93
Pennington:
Rapid City.
305
45
Total -
350
Perkins:
Lemmon
59
Miscellaneous .
40
Total
99
Potter:
Gettysburg
57
31
Total
8S
Roberts:
Sisseton
37
Miscellaneous.
43
Total
80
Sanborn:
Woonsocket
30
Miscellaneous
22
Total
52
Shannon : M iscellaneous
5
Spink:
Redfield
138
Miscellaneous ..
119
Total
257
Stanley:
Fort Pierre .
24
Miscellaneous.. . .
6
Total
30
Sully: Miscellaneous
64
Todd: Miscellaneous
12
Tripp:
Winner
88
Miscellaneous
56
Total
144
STATISTICS OF INCOME
287
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
SOUTH DAKOTA— Continued
County and city ^Z^L
County and city
Number
of returns
Turner:
Washabaugh: Miscellaneous
1
Centerville - 63
Washington: Miscellaneous .
2
Parker i 47
Yankton:
Yankton
Miscellaneous 1 73
Total 183
218
35
Union:
59
33
21
113
Total
Beresford-
Elk Point
253
Miscellaneous
Ziebach: Miscellaneous.
19
Total-.
Miscellaneous for State: Residents of
other States
Walworth:
Mobridge...
155
47
202
158
State total
Total..
10, 649
TENNESSEE
Anderson:
Briceville. .
2
50
13
13
Chester:
Henderson
16
Clinton
Miscellaneous .
1
Coal Creek
Total
17
Claiborne: Miscellaneous ..-
Total
78
31
Cocke:
Newport
Bedford:
Shelbvville
73
23
84
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
9
Total
Total .
96
93
Coffee:
Manchester
Benton: Miscellaneous
7
Bledsoe: Miscellaneous
10
80
Blount:
Alcoa .
21
133
15
Total
90
Crockett:
Bells
Miscellaneous
15
Total- . - .
169
M iscellaneous
22
Total
Bradley:
161
11
37
Cleveland-
Cumberland : Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous -
Total
172
Davidson:
Goodlettsville
:
Campbell:
63
26
23
11
Jellico
Nashville.
7,393
Lafollette
Old Hickory
90
Miscellaneous
65
Total -.
Total
112
7,559
Decatur: Miscellaneous
Cannon: Miscellaneous
4
4
10
Carroll:
17
41
20
Dickson:
Dickson
Huntingdon
McKenzie
48
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
8
78
Total -. -
Total
Carter:
Elizabethton
Dyer:
Dyersburg
80
11
184
27
Total.
91
Miscellaneous .
8
Total - . .
! 13
219
288
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
TE NNE SSE E— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Fayette:
Somerville
19
48
Henderson:
28
Miscellaneous ---
Miscellaneous
2
Total ... ...
Total
67
30
Henry:
Fentress: Miscellaneous . - -.
25
171
Franklin:
48
104
Miscellaneous
Total
Hickman: Miscellaneous
8
Miscellaneous
179
Total
152
28
3
Gibson:
Dver
13
93
48
36
10
200
Humphreys:
Waverly
Humboldt -
23
Milan
15
Total- - .
Miscellaneous
38
Jackson: Miscellaneous
Total
6
Jefferson:
Jefferson City-
Giles:
Pulaski...
80
7
21
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous. - . . - . -- -
32
Total -
Total
87
53
Johnson: Miscellaneous .......
Grainger: Miscellaneous
7
11
Knox:
Knoxville
Greene:
Oreeneville
98
10
3,498
Miscellaneous
Mascot . ..-..- .
21
102
Total.. ..
108
Total
3,621
Grundy:
Tracy City
22
11
Lake:
Tiptonville
Miscellaneous
27
28
Total..
33
Total
55
Hamblen:
Morristown
150
2
Lauderdale:
Halls
Miscellaneous
19
95
Total .
152
Miscellaneous. .
18
Total.
Hamilton:
12
4,315
67
14
172
132
Lawrence:
Lawrenceburg
Chattanooga
Miscellaneous
Total .-
Miscellaneous
Total
4,580
Lewis: Miscellaneous -
Hancock: Miscellaneous..
1
Lincoln:
102
Hardeman:
23
20
Miscellaneous
20
Bolivar
Total -
Miscellaneous
122
Loudon:
Lenoir City
Total
43
Hardin: Miscellaneous. . . . .
26
2C
Miscellaneous
Hawkins:
Bullsgap.
15
37
18
Total
88
McMinn:
Athens
Rogersville
Miscellaneous...
6f
A
Total
70
Etowah - . -.
93
6
Haywood:
Brownsville
96
9
Total
171
8
Total
105
6
STATISTICS OF INCOME
289
Table 11.— Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
TENNESSEE— Continued
County and city
Madison:
Jackson
Miscellaneous.
Total
Marion:
South Pittsburg-
Whitwell
Miscellaneous
Total.
Marshall:
Chapel Hill...
Lewisburg
Miscellaneous.
Total
Maury:
Columbia.-
Mount Pleasant.
Miscellaneous
Total
Meigs: Miscellaneous.
Monroe:
Sweetwater
Tellico Plains.
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Montgomery:
Clarksville
Miscellaneous.
Total -.
Moore: Miscellaneous.
Morgan:
Oakdale.- ,
P%tros
M iscellaneous
Total -
Obion:
Obion
Union City
Miscellaneous.
Total -.
Overton:
Livingston
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
Perry: Miscellaneous -
Polk:
Copperhill
Miscellaneous
Total.-
Putnam:
Cooke ville
Monterey
Miscsllaneous.
Total.
31
715
74
272
66
28
366
332
2
334
11
112
18
141
County and city
Rhea:
Dayton
Spring City
Miscellaneous
Total
Roane:
Harriman..
Rockwood
Miscellaneous —
Total-
Robertson:
Springfield
Miscellaneous
Total----
Rutherford:
Murfreesboro.-
Miscellaneous -.
Total
Scott: Miscellaneous
Sequatchie: Dunlap
Sevier: Miscellaneous
Shelby:
Binghamton
Memphis
Miscellaneous
Total--
Smith: Miscellaneous
Stewart: Miscellaneous —
Sullivan:
Bristol
Kingsport - ,
Miscellaneous.
Total
Sumner:
Gallatin
Miscellaneous
Total.
Tipton:
Covington
Miser llaneous
Total
Trousdale: Hartsville
Unicoi: Erwin
Van Buren: Miscellaneous
Warren:
McMinnville..
Miscellaneous
Total -
Washington:
Johnson City..
Miscellaneous
Total.- -
Wayne: Miscellaneous
290
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns hy States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
TENNESSEE— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Weakley:
Dresden..
10
17
57
8
Williamson:
Franklin
145
Greenfield--
Miscellaneous
19
Total--.
Miscellaneous.-
164
Wilson:
Total
92
65
7
White:
24
10
Miscellaneous
Total
Miscellaneous
72
State total
Total
34
35 039
TEXAS
Anderson:
Elkhart
6
400
29
Bell:
Bartlett..
74
Palestine
Belton
118
Miscellaneous
Killeen
15
Rogers
27
Total
435
Temple
593
59
Andrews: Miscellaneous ... .
5
Total
886
Angelina:
Keltys...
23
243
40
Bexar:
Fort Sam Houston
Lufkin
71
Miscellaneous
San Antonio
8,079
69
Total -
306
Total
8,219
Aransas: Rockport
29
135
58
Blanco: Miscellaneous
Archer: Miscellaneous
19
Armstrong: M iscellaneous
Borden: Miscellaneous
6
Bosque:
Clifton . . .
Atascosa:
Pleasanton..
16
61
38
Miscellaneous
Meridian
11
g
Total
77
23
Total
Austin:
98
62
24
28
78
Bellville
Bowie:
Texarkana
Sealy.
•
Wallis
472
Miscellaneous
M iscellaneous
56
Total
Total
212
528
Brazoria:
Bandera: Miscellaneous
19
49
Bastrop:
48
73
103
25
Angleton
31
Bastrop...
Damon
21
Elgin
Freeport
155
Smithville
Velasco
19
58
56
Total.
249
Total
389
Baylor:
100
3
Brazos:
Brvan
Seymour
M iscellaneous
291
32
Total..
103
Total
323
Bee:
Beeville
143
27
Brewster:
Alpine
93
Miscellaneous
44
Total
170
Total
137
STATISTICS OF INCOME
291
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
TEXAS— Continued
County and city
Number
of retuins
Briscoe: Miscellaneous.
Brooks: Falfurrias
Brown:
Brownwood...
Miscellaneous.
Total.
449
42
491
Burleson:
Caldwell
82
Somerville . . .
30
Miscellaneous
17
Total...
129
Burnet: Miscellaneous . ..
54
Caldwell:
Lockhart
245
Luling
211
Miscellaneous
94
Total..
550
Calhoun:
Port Lavaca
32
Miscellaneous
11
Total
43
Callahan:
Baird
66
Miscellaneous .
98
Total.
164
Cameron:
Brownsville
505
Harlingen
322
San Benito...
269
Miscellaneous
98
Total
1,194
Pittsburg ....
36
Miscellaneous
3
Total- _
39
Carson: Miscellaneous
195
Cass:
Atlanta
47
Miscellaneous.
28
Total
75
Castro : Miscellaneous
16
Chambers: Miscellaneous
63
Cherokee:
Alto...
16
Jacksonville
212
Rusk...
39
Miscellaneous
Total
16
283
Childress:
Childress
226
Miscellaneous
14
Total
240
Clay:
Henrietta
83
Miscellaneous
77
Total
160
County and city
Number
of returns
Coke: Miscellaneous
Coleman:
Coleman
Santa Anna..
Miscellaneous
Total
Collin:
Celina
Farmers viJle
McKinney.
Piano
Miscellaneous
Total.
Collins worth:
Wellington
Miscellaneous
Total.
Colorado:
Columbus
Eagle Lake
AVeimar
M iscellaneous
Total._-
Comal:
New Braunfels.
Miscellaneous..
Total
Comanche:
Comanche..
De Leon
Miscellaneous
Total
Concho: Miscellaneous...
Cooke:
Gainesville
Miscellaneous
Total
Coryell:
Gatesville
Miscellaneous
Total..
Cottle:
Paducah
Miscellaneous.
Total.. ■..
Crane: Miscellaneous
Crockett: Ozona. ,
Crosby:
Ralls..
Miscellaneous
Total
Culberson: Miscellaneous
Dallam:
Dalhart
Miscellaneous
Total
292
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by Stales and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
TEXAS— Continued
County and city ^j J^urns
County and city
Number
of returns
Dallas:
Dallas
Vc, 238
30
IS
39
77
Ector:
Odessa
123
Miscellaneous -
1
Total --
124
135
15, 402
Ellis:
Ennis . .
84
6
150
Ferris
34
Italy -
37
13
Total
90
Waxahachie
232
79
Deaf Smith:
75
3
Total- --
545
El Paso:
El Paso_
Total
78
3,463
Fort Bliss
43
Delta:
43
10
168
Cooper. -
Total. - .—
3,674
Erath:
Dublin
Total
53
33
Denton:
209
16
19
51
StephenvUle
63
Denton
Thurber
35
Pilot Point ..
M iscellaneous
4
Sanger.. . ...... ..
Total
•Miscellaneous
135
Falls:
Lott
Total
295
38
De Witt:
154
Marlin. ....
156
Cuero.
Rosebud
96
Yorktown... . .
92
Miscellaneous
40
Total
Total
Dickens:
330
287
Fannin:
Bonham.. .
110
Spur. 1 69
30
Miscellaneous 4
Ladonia
10
Total
Dimmit:
20
73
Miscellaneous
28
Total -
198
Fayette:
Miscellaneous
Total..
Donley:
57
47
77
75
86
76
Clarendon 185
Miscellaneous. . 30
Total
284
Total
Duval:
Fisher:
215
48
39
33
13
Total
Miscellaneous
61
Floyd:
Total
72
Eastland:
Cisco.
281
18
234
25
22
212
57
16
76
25
Miscellaneous
Desdomona
Total -
Eastland
106
Gorman
Foard:
Crowell
Olden
Ranger
Rising Star
56
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Total --
Total.
865
64
STATISTICS OF INCOME
293
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
TEXAS— Continued
County and city
Fort Bend:
Richmond - .
Rosenberg
Sugarland...
Miscellaneous.-
Total--
Franklin:
Mount Vernon
Miscellaneous
Total-- -
Freestone:
Teague
Worthan.-
Miscellaneous
Total
Frio:
Pearsall
Miscellaneous
Total--
Gaines: Miscellaneous...
Galveston:
Galveston
League City
Texas City..
Miscellaneous
Total.
Garza:
Post..
Miscellaneous
Total
Gillespie:
Fredericksburg
Miscellaneous
Total.-
Glasscock: Miscellaneous
Goliad:
Goliad
Miscellaneous
Total
Gonzales:
Gonzales
Nixon...
Miscellaneous
Total
Gray:
Pampa
Miscellaneous
Total-- —
Grayson:
Denison
Sherman- -
Van Alstyne
Whitesboro -.
Whitewright.-
M iscellaneous
Total-
Number
of returns
99
103
60
117
379
181
3,068
22
97
3,254
57
121
33
163
16
91
270
479
388
484
25
15
32
41
County and city
Number
of returns
Gregg:
Longview
Miscellaneous-
Total
Grimes:
Navasota
Miscellaneous.
Total
Guadalupe:
Marion
Seguin
Miscellaneous-
Total
Hale:
Plain view
Miscellaneous.
Totak
Hall:
Memphis
Miscellaneous-
Total
Hamilton:
Hamilton
Hico
Miscellaneous-
Total
Hansford: Miscellaneous.
Hardeman:
Chillicothe
Quanah
M iscellaneous
Total.
Hardin:
Grayburg
Saratoga
Silsbee
Sour Lake
Miscellaneous.
Total
Harris:
Goose Creek . .
Harrisburg
Houston
Humble
Miscellaneous-
Total
Harrison:
Marshall.
Miscellaneous-
209
14
155
53
208
14
217
57
276
46
322
223
58
83
189
223
19
14, 125
73
375
14,815
451
99
Total
550
Hartley: Miscellaneous
14
Haskell:
Haskell ...
48
Miscellaneous..
7
Total
55
294
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
TEXAS— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Hays:
San Marcos
227
31
Jack:
Jacksboro
52
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
77
Total
Total.
258
129
Jackson:
Edna
Hemphill:
C anadian
141
6
57
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
28
Total ...
Total
147
85
Jasper:
Jasper..
Henderson:
Athens
76
26
72
' Miscellaneous ....
Kirbvville
22
16
Total
102
Total
110
Hidalgo:
Donna
89
125
245
179
149
50
40
147
Jeff Davis: Miscellaneous
33
Jefferson:
Beaumont.
Mc Allen
Mercedes
2,312
I\rission..
Nederland
46
Pharr
Port Arthur
1,411
San Juan
Port Neches
65
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
61
Total
Total.
1,024
3,876
Jim Hogg: Miscellaneous
Hill:
168
46
36
12
67
81
Jim Wells:
Alice
Hubbard
Itasca -
92
Whitney
Miscellaneous
23
Total .
116
Total
329
Johnson:
Alvarado..
Hockley: Miscellaneous
2
27
286
Hood:
17
6
Grand view
23
Qranbury
Miscellaneous
24
Total
360
Total
23
Jones:
Anson
Hopkins:
109
19
61
Sulphur Springs
Hamlin..
98
Miscellaneous
Stamford
146
13
Total
128
Total
318
Houston:
Crockett
93
42
Karnes:
Karnes City
Miscellaneous
27
109
Total...
135
Runge .
44
38
Howard:
4«5
43
Total
218
Kaufman:
Forney
Total
508
46
34
Kaufman
51
Kemp
Hunt:
3
44
316
4
9
17
Mabank . . .
13
Terrell
190
Miscellaneous
13
Orcenville
Total...
323
Wolf City
Kendall:
Boerne
Miscellaneous
Total
393
43
3
444
44
Total
Irion: Miscellaneous
95
STATISTICS OF INCOME
295
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
disiribuied by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 192S — Contd.
TEXAS— Continued
County and city
Kenedy: Miscellaneous.
Kent: Miscellaneous
Kerr:
Kerrville
Legion..
Miocellaneous. .
Number
of returns
283
30
25
Total ,
338
Kimble: Miscellaneous .
79
King: ATiscfillfineniis
4
Kinney:
Brackettville . .
60
Miscellaneous
11
Total
71
Kleberg:
Kingsville
202
Miscellaneous
5
Total
207
Knox: Miscellaneous
107
Lamar:
Paris
486
Miscellaneous
31
Total
517
Lamb: Miscellaneous
63
Lampasas:
Lampasas
76
Miscellaneous
5
Total _
81
La Salle:
Cotulla
31
17
Total
48
Lavaca:
Hallettsville
73
Moulton
27
Shiner
63
Yoakum
131
Miscellaneous
2
Total.
296
Lee:
Giddings
36
Miscellaneous
11
Total-
47
Leon:
Oakwood
19
Miscellaneous
17
Total..
36
Liberty:
Cleveland.
41
Daisetta
49
Dayton
39
Hull
20
Liberty
95
Miscellaneous
33
Total.
277
County and city
Limestone:
Cooledge
Groesbeck
Kosse._
Mexia
Thorton
Miscellaneous.
Total
Lipscomb: Miscellaneous.
Live Oak: Miscellaneous..
Llano:
Llano
Miscellaneous.
Total
Loving: Miscellaneous.
Lubbock:
Lubbock
Slaton
Miscellaneous
Total
Lynn: Miscellaneous.
McCulloch:
Brady
Miscellaneous
Total.
McLennan:
McGregor
Mart
Moody
Waco
West
Miscellaneous.
Total
McMullen: Miscellaneous.
Madison:
MadisonvUle..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Marion:
Jefferson
Miscellaneous.
Total
Martin: Stanton.
Mason:
Mason
Miscellaneous.
Total
Matagorda:
Bay City
Gulf
Palacios..
Miscellaneous-
Total...
Maverick: Eagle Pass.
296
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928-^Contd.
TEXAS— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Medina:
68
55
Newton:
Wiergate.
14
Miscellaneous . .
19
Total
Total
123
33
Nolan:
Roscoe - ---
Menard:
107
6
14
Sweetwater
242
17
Total
113
Total
273
Midland:
346
1
Nueces:
Bishop -.
49
737
Total
347
Robstown
152
24
Milam:
202
63
13
54
Total
962
Ochiltree:
Perryton
131
23
Total
332
Total
154
Mills:
25
6
Oldham: Miscellaneous
24
Orange:
Orange
Total
31
301
38
Mitchell:
169
32
Total -.. -.
339
Palo Pinto:
Mineral Wells
Total
201
219
11
59
101
32
Strawn
38
Miscellaneous -
26
Total
294
Panola:
Total _
192
31
Montgomery:
67
6
36
Miscellaneous
19
Total -
50
Parker:
Weatherford -.-
Total
109
158
19
22
Total
177
Morris:
Daingerfield...
7
17
Parmer: Miscellaneous
30
Pecos:
Fort Stockton
Total
24
121
24
49
Total
145
Nacogdoches:
1
172
17
Polk:
Cushing
Nacogdoches
80
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous.
36
Total
190
Total
116
Navarro:
Corsicana
653
45
114
Potter:
Amarillo.-
Kerens
2,330
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
2
Total
Total
812
2,332
STATISTICS OF INCOME
297
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
TEXAS— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Niunber
of returns
Presidio:
Marfa
140
23
San Patricio:
Aransas Pass
48
Miscellaneous
Sinton
66
Taft
103
Total
163
Miscellaneous
107
Total
Kains: Miscellaneous
5
324
San Saba:
San Saba . .
Randall:
Canyon
89
3
54
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous.. .
5
Total.
Total
92
59
Schleicher: Miscellaneous
Eeagan: Miscellaneous
172
22
65
Scurry:
Snyder
Red River:
7
65
5
30
80
Annona.
Miscellaneous
4
Clarksville
Total
Detroit
84
Shackleford:
Albany
Total
107
141
44
Reeves:
Pecos
110
14
13
Total
185
Toyah
Shelby:
Miscellaneous
64
Total
137
Timpson
31
25
124
71
Total
Roberts: Miscellaneous
120
Sherman: Miscellaneous
Robertson:
28
83
33
83
18
27
Smith:
Troup
Calvert
Franklin
29
Hearne
Tyler
525
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
49
Total.
Total
245
603
Somervell: Miscellaneous
Rockwall:
13
22
5
9
Starr:
Rio Grande
Rockwall
Royce City
40
Miscellaneous
21
40
Total.
Total
61
188
61
45
Stephens:
Runnels:
452
20
Winters
Miscp.ll an firms
17
Total
294
Total
489
Rusk:
98
7
sterling: Miscellaneous
57
Henderson
18
Miscellaneous
165
Swisher:
Total
105 i
98
27
Miscellaneous . .
4
Sabine: Miscellaneous
102
San Augustine:
37
1
Tarrant:
Arlington
Miscellaneous
102
Fort Worth
6,286
Total. -
38
Miscellaneous
91
Total
12
6,479
298
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
TEXAS— Continued
County and city
Taylor:
Abilene
Merkel -.
Miscellaneous
Total
Terrell:
Sanderson
Miscellaneous
Total-.-
Terry: Miscellaneous
Throckmorton: Miscellaneous
Titus:
Mount Pleasant
Miscellaneous
Total
Tom Green:
San Angelo
Miscellaneous
Total
Travis:
Austin
Manor
Miscellaneous
Total
Trinity:
Oroveton
Trinity.- -
Miscellaneous
Total
Tyler:
Woodville
Miscellaneous
Total
Upshur:
Gilmer.. -
Miscellaneous
Total-
Upton: Miscellaneous-
Uvalde:
Sabinal
Uvalde
Miscellaneous---
Total -
Val Verde:
Del Rio
Miscellaneous
Total-- -.-
Van Zandt:
Grand Saine
Wills Point
Miscellaneous.--
Total-
Number
of returns
1,070
64
24
1,158
85
45
1,147
53
1,200
1,718
49
62
301
37
193
32
262
398
83
481
County and city
Victoria:
Victoria
Miscellaneous
Total
Walker:
Huntsville ...
Miscellaneous
Total
Waller:
Hempstead
Miscellaneous
Total
Ward: Miscellaneous..
W^ashington:
Brenham
Miscellaneous
Total
Webb:
Laredo
Mirando City
M iscellaneous
Total -
Wharton:
El Campo
Wharton
Miscellaneous
Total
Wheeler:
Shamrock
Miscellaneous
Total
Wichita:
Burkburnett
Electra
Iowa Park
Wichita Falls
Miscellaneous -
Total
Wilbarger:
Vernon
Miscellaneous
Total
W'illacy: Miscellaneous
Williamson:
Georgetown - - .
Granger
Taylor
Miscellaneous
Total.--
Wilson:
Floresville
Miscellaneous
Total -..
STATISTICS OF INCOME
299
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
TEXAS— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and City Njm,be^
Winkler: Miscellaneous
246
Yoakum: Miscellaneous 13
Young:
Eliasville
Wise:
10
13
5
2
14
31
Bridgeport
Graham 197
Chico
New Castle
16
Decatur .. _
Olney - -.
156
Miscellaneous
South Bend
19
M iscellaneous
44
Total
Wood:
10
65
36
3
438
Alba
Zapata: Miscellaneous
Mineola ..
Zavala: Miscellaneous
58
Miscellaneous -
State total
Total
114
112, 273
UTAH
Beaver:
Beaver _
Milford
Miscellaneous
Total--
Boxelder:
Brigham City
Tremontou
Miscellaneous
Total
Cache:
Hyrum
Lewiston
Logan
Providence
Richmond
Smithfield
Wellsville
Miscellaneous
Total
Carbon:
Castle Gate
Helper
Hiawatha
Price
Sunnyside..
Miscellaneous
Total
Daggett: Miscellaneous
Davis:
Bountiful
Farmington
M iscellaneous
Total
Duchesne:
Roosevelt
Miscellaneous
Total
Emery:
Huntington
Miscellaneous
Total.
28
19
108
155
97
101
51
76
21
12
239
10
14
21
11
30
358
57
152
69
183
46
331
Garfield:
Escalante
Panguitch -
Miscellaneous
Total-
Grand: Miscellaneous...
Iron:
Cedar City
Parowan
Miscellaneous
Total
Juab:
Eureka
Nephi
M iscellaneous
Total--
Kane:
Kanab
Miscellaneous
Total- -.-
Millard:
Delta
Fillmore
Miscellaneous
Total
Morgan: Miseellaneous-
Piute: Miscellaneous
Rich: Miscellaneous
Salt Lake:
Bingham Canyon
Garfield
Magna..- -.
Midvale
Murray
Salt Lake City
Sandy
Miscellaneous
Total
San Juan: Miscellaneous
120
39
52
211
72
118
36
96
6,502
27
65
7,784
5
107095—30-
-20
300
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
UTAH— Continued
County and city
Sanpete:
Epliraim..-
Fairview
Fountain Green.
Gunnison
Manti -.
Moroni
Mount Pleasant
Spring City
Miscellaneous...
Total
Sevier:
Monroe
Richfield
Salina
Miscellaneous...
Total-
Summit:
Park City
Miscellaneous...
Total
Tooele:
Grantsville
Tooele
Miscellaneous...
Total--.
Uintah:
Vernal -.
Miscellaneous...
Total--
Number
of returns
195
108
193
45
238
10
162
238
County and city
Utah:
American Fork
Lehi
Payson
Pleasant Grove
Provo
Spanish Fork
Springville.- ,
Miscellaneous
Total
Wasatch:
Heber City
Miscellaneous
Total
Washington:
Hurricane.
St. George
Miscellaneous
Total
Wayne: Miscellaneous
Weber:
Ogden City
Miscellaneous
Total--..
State total
VERMONT
Addison:
Bristol
Ferrisburg
Middlebury. .
New Haven...
Vergennes
Miscellaneous.
Total
Bennington:
Arlington
Bennington...
Dorset
Manchester...
Pownal
Readsboro
Shaftsbury
Miscellaneous.
Total -.
Caledonia:
Barnet
Burke
Danville
Hardwick
Lyndon
Ryegate
St. Johnsbury
Miscellaneous
Total
Chittenden:
Burlington
Charlotte
Colchester
Essex ,
35
9
138
4
49
40
31
532
25
77
9
19
9
16
718
26
10
13
75
75
19
419
22
659
1,187
17
1
63
Chittenden— Continued.
Jericho -
Milton.-
Richmond
Shelburne
Winooski
Miscellaneous
Total-
Essex:
Canaan-.-
Concord.-
Island Pond..
Lunenburg
Miscellaneous
Total
Franklin:
Berkshire
Enosburg
Fairfax-
Fairfield
Georgia..-
Highgate.-
Montgomery—
Richford
St. Albans
Sheldon
Swanton
Miscellaneous
Total
Grand Isle:
Alburg...
Miscellaneous
Total
STATISTICS OF INCOME
301
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
VE RM O NT— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Lamoille:
Cambridge
6
17
15
73
18
18
Rutland— Continued.
45
Hyde Park
64
Total
1,524
Stowe
Washington:
Barre .
' —
Miscellaneous
719
Cabot
g
Total.- -
147
Qraniteville
31
493
Orange:
23
10
14
68
9
20
7
36
Northfield
83
Bradford
Waterbury
65
Chelsea.
Miscellaneous
63
Newbury.
Total
Randolph
1,462
Windham:
Bellows Falls
Thetford
Wells River
242
Williamstown
Brattleboro . . .
456
Miscellaneous .
, Westminster . . .
19
Total
187
61
Total
Orleans:
39
14
41
165
44
26
16
785
Windsor:
Bethel
Barton
Craftsbury
30
Derby
Cavendish
17
Newport
Chester
35
Orleans
Hartford...
24
Troy
Hartland
13
M iscellaneous
Ludlow . . -
79
19
Total
345
Quechee . .
17
14
Rutland:
75
20
16
112
26
18
94
138
892
24
13
Brandon
Springfield
327
Castleton
White River Junction...
168
Danby
Wilder
13
Fair Haven ...
Windsor
207
Pawlet
Woodstock .. .
108
Pittsford
Miscellaneous
57
Total.
Proctor
1,131
State total
Wallingford
9,394
VIRGINIA
16
34
143
Appomattox: Miscellaneous
30
Arlington:
Alexandria...
Onancock.. ..
1,063
40
Total .
193
Ballston..
70
94
Albemarle:
626
127
Clarendon . . .
243
Charlottesville...
62
4
Miscellaneous
753
87
Total
Total
Alleghany:
373
278
5
21
1,663
Augusta:
Staunton..
Covington
438
Waynesboro
127
77
Total
677
Total
642
24
Bath:
Hot Springs
Amherst:
16
76
75
Madison Heights..
95
Miscellaneous
Total
Total
92
100
302
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
VIRQINIA— Continued
County and city
Bedford:
Bedford
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Bland: Miscellaneous
Botetourt: Miscellaneous.
Brunswick:
Lawrenceville.
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Buchanan: Miscellaneous
Buckingham: Miscellaneous.
Campbell:
AltaVista --
Lynchburg..
Miscellaneous
Total.
Caroline: Miscellaneous
Carroll:
Galex. (See Grayson County.)
Miscellaneous
Charles City: Miscellaneous.
Charlotte: Miscellaneous
Chesterfield:
Ettrick
Miscellaneous
Total
Clarke:
Berry ville
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Craig: Miscellaneous.
Culpeper:
Culpeper
Miscellaneous
Total.
Cumberland: Miscellaneous.
Dickinson:
Number
of returns
125
32
85
55
1, 653
30
1,738
48
28
107
Clincho
6
Miscellaneous
25
Total -.
31
Dinwiddie:
Petersburg
876
Miscellaneous
22
Total
898
Elizabeth City:
Hampton
410
Phoebus
70
51
Total
531
Essex: Miscellaneous
23
Fairfax:
Falls Church
68
Miscellaneous
175
Total
233
County and city
Fauquier:
Warren ton..
Miscellaneous
Total
Floyd: Miscellaneous
Fluvanna: Miscellaneous.
*'ranklin:
Rockyniount
Miscellaneous
Total
Trederick:
Winchester.
Miscellaneous
Total
Giles:
Narrows
Miscellaneous
Total
Gloucester: Miscellaneous.
Goochland: Miscellaneous
Grayson:
Fries
Galex -.
Miscellaneous
Total.
Greene: Miscellaneous
Greensville:
Emporia
Miscellaneous
Total...
Halifax:
South Boston
M iscellaneous
Total
Hanover:
Ashland
Miscellaneous
Total ---
Henrico:
Richmond
Miscellaneous
Total
Henry:
Martinsville
Miscellaneous
Total
Highland: Miscellaneous..
Isle of Wight:
Smithfield
M iscellaneous
Total.. --
STATISTICS OF INCOME
303
Table U. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distribided by counties, cities, and toivnships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
VIRGINIA— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
James City:
9
142
5
Nottoway:
Blackstone -
67
112
Miscellaneous -
16
Total
Total
156
195
Orange:
Orange -. -
King and Queen: Miscellaneous
7
21
59
42
King William:
West Point - ---
47
10
Total -
101
Page:
Luray -
Total
57
49
49
18
55
3
Total
101
85
112
Patrick: Miscellaneous
17
Pittsylvania:
Chatham
Total
197 •■
43
881
45
MLjcellaneous -
61
Total
Lunenburg:
40
36
985
Powhatan: Miscellaneous - -
15
Prince Ed\yard:
Total -
76
109
20
29
M iscellaneous
24
Total
133
Mecklenburg:
Chase City --
68
47
71
Prince George:
Hopewell
South Hill . -
208
Miscellaneous -
10
Total
Total
186
218
Prince William:
34
54
Montgomery:
32
63
99
24
34
Miscellaneous
22
Total...
Radford
110
110
218
Pulaski:
Pulaski
Nansemond:
Suffolk
370
25
158
Miscellaneous
22
Miscellaneous.
Total
180
395
20
63
16
Richmond: Miscellaneous
25
Roanoke:
Roanoke
Norfolk'
21
5,347
1,359
18
2,947
Salem...
174
Vinton
56
Portsmouth . .
Miscellaneous
37
Miscellaneous
Total
3 214
6,745
Rockbridge:
Northampton:
108
151
40
Lexington
181
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
39
259
Total.
2G0
Rockingham:
Harrisonburg.
Northumberland :
14
24
38
298
M iscellaneous -
Miscellaneous
104
Total
Total.
402
304
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
VIRGINIA— Continued
County and city
Russell: Miscellaneous.
Scott: Miscellaneous. --
Shenandoah:
Woodstock
M iscellaneous
Total
Smyth:
Marion __
Saltville _
Miscellaneous
Total-
Southampton:
Franklin
Miscellaneous
Total
Spottsylvania:
Fredericksburg
M iscellaneous
Total
Stafford: Miscellaneous
Surry:
Dendron
Miscellaneous
Total
Sussex:
Waverly
Miscellaneous
Total
Tazewell:
Bluefleld
Pocahontas
Richlands
Number
of returns
118
132
270
5
County and city
Tazewell— Continued
Tazewell
Miscellaneous
Total
W&rren:
Front Royal
Miscellaneous
Total
Warwick:
Newport News
Miscellaneous
Total
Washington:
Abingdon
Bristol..
Damascus
Miscellaneous
Total
Westmoreland:
Colonial Beach
Miscellaneous
Total
Wise:
Appalachia
Big Stone Gap
Norton
Miscellaneous
Total
Wythe:
Wytheville
Miscellaneous
Total
York: Miscellaneous..
State total
Number
of returns
WASHINGTON 2
Adams:
Ritzville
Miscellaneous..
Total
Asotin:
Clarkston
Miscellaneous. -
Total
Benton:
Kennewick
Prosser
Miscellaneous..
Total
Chelan:
Cashmere
Leavenworth...
2 Includes Alaska
159
169
328
188
180
47
Chelan— Continued
Wenatchee.
Miscellaneous. --
Total..
Clallam:
Port .\ngeles
Miscellaneous...
Total
Clarke:
Camas
Vancouver
Miscellaneous...
Total
Columbia:
Dayton
Miscellaneous...
Total
STATISTICS OF INCOME
305
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
WASHINGTON— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
Cowlitz:
Kalama
Kelso --
Longview
Miscellaneous
Total
Douglas:
Waterville.
Miscellaneous
Total
Ferry: Miscellaneous.
Franklin:
Pasco
Miscellaneous
Total
Garfield:
Pomeroy
Miscellaneous
Total ---.
Grant: Miscellaneous
Grays Harbor:
Aberdeen -..
Cosmopolis
Elma
Hoquiam
McCleary
Montesano
Miscellaneous
Total -
Island: Miscellaneous
Jefferson :
Port Townsend . .
Miscellaneous —
Total
King:
Auburn
Belle vue
Black Diamond --
Enumclaw
Kent
Kirkland
Renton
Seattle
Miscellaneous
Total ---
Kitsap:
Bremerton
Charleston
Port Blakely
Port Orchard
Miscellaneous
Total -.-
Kittitas:
Cle Elum
Ellensburg.
Roslyn
Miscellaneous
Total
23
162
431
178
794
117
340
294
10
138
1,582
40
89
891
31
137
162
2,932
17
112
81
193
180
51
20
144
173
87
153
24,809
672
26,289
611
1
15
59
176
862
152
362
97
74
685
County and city
Klickitat :
Goldendale
Miscellaneous
Total--- -...
Lewis:
Centralia
Chehalis
Miscellaneous
Total —
Lincoln :
Davenport
Odessa
Miscellaneous---
Total
Mason: Miscellaneous
Okanogan:
Okanogan
Oroville
Miscellaneous.--
Total -
Pacific:
Raymond..-
South Bend-
Miscellaneous
Total
Pend Oreille: Miscellaneous
Pierce:
Buckley-
Fort Lewis
Puyallup -.
Sumner
Tacoma_-
Miscellaneous
Total
San Juan: Miscellaneous
Skagit:
Anacortes--
Burlington-. -.
Mount Vernon
Sedro WooUey -.
Miscellaneous
Total.-
Skamania: Miscellaneous...
Snohomish:
Arlington
Everett
Marysville--
Monroe
Snohomish..
Miscellaneous -
Total
Spokane:
Cheney
Deer Park
Medical Lake
Spokane
M iscellaneous.
Total
306
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and totonships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
WASHINGTON— Continued
County and city
Stevens:
Chewelah
Colville..
Miscellaneous.
Total
Thurston:
Olympia
Miscellaneous.
Total
Number
of returns
Wahkiakum: Miscellaneous.
Walla Walla:
Waitsburg
Walla Walla..
Miscellaneous.
Total.
Whatcom:
Bellingham
Blaine
Lynden..
Miscellaneous.
Total
200
738
184
922
130
1,117
158
1,405
1,056
45
58
1,035
2,194
County and city
Whitman:
Colfax ,
Maiden
Palouse
Pullman
Tekoa
Miscellaneous
Total
Yakima:
Qrandview
Sunnyside
Toppenish
Wapato
Yakima
Miscellaneous
Total
Alaska:
Anchorage
Cordova
Fairbanks
Juneau
Ketchikan
Miscellaneous
Total
State total..
WEST VIRGINIA
Barbour:
Philippi
Miscellaneous
Total
Berkeley:
Martinsburg
Miscellaneous
Total
Boone: Miscellaneous...
Braxton:
Burnsville
Gassaway
Sutton
Miscellaneous
Total
Brooke:
Follansbee
Power
Wellsburg..-
M iscellaneous
Total
Cabell:
Huntington
Milton
Miscellaneous
Total
Calhoun: Miscellaneous
Clay:
Widen
Miscellaneous
Total
91
247
31
326
127
731
377
19
396
139
2,944
25
42
3,011
33
41
Doddridge:
West Union
Miscellaneous
Total-
Fayette:
Ansted
Boomer
Fayetteville
Macdonald--
Montgomery
Mount Hope
OakhilL
Winona. --
Miscellaneous
Total.
Gilmer: Miscellaneous
Grant: Miscellaneous .
Greenbrier:
Lewisburg
Ronceverte
Miscellaneous
Total-
Hampshire:
Romney
Miscellaneous
Total
Hancock:
Chester
Hollidays Cove...
New Cumberland,
Newell.- -
Weir ton
M iscellaneous
Total-
Hardy: Miscellaneous.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
307
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
WEST VIRGINIA— Continued
County and city
Harrison:
Anmoore..- --- -.
Bridgeport
Clarksburg-.- -..
Nutter Fort-
Salem
Shinnston -.-
Miscellaneous
Total
Jackson:
Ravenswood
Miscellaneous
Total -- -
Jefferson:
Charles Town
Shepherdstown - - -.
Miscellaneous -.
Total--
Kanawha:
Charleston--. -
Clendentn -
Dunbar
Eskdale
Mammoth
Nitro. (See Putnam County.)
St. Albans -
South Charleston
Miscellaneous -
Total
Lewis:
Weston
Miscellaneous -
Total-.
Lincoln: Miscellaneous
Logan:
Accovile -
Amherstdale - -
Holden.-
Logan
Omar
Miscellaneous
Total --
McDowell:
Davy
Eckman
Elkhorn -
Gary.. -..
Kevstone.
Kimball.-
McDowell
Maybeury
Welch
Wilcoe
M iscellaneous
Total-
Marion:
Fairmont
Mannington
Monongah
Rivesville.-
Miscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
4
42
1,376
11
69
79
123
1,704
47
170
3,267
62
52
16
7
118
120
461
4,103
292
40
332
55
3
17
87
399
40
417
963
16
7
20
79
61
49
10
14
358
12
669
1,295
1,291
126
27
27
271
1,742
County and city
Marshall:
Benwood
Cameron
McMechen
Moundsville-
Miscellaneous
Total-.-
Mason:
Point Pleasant
Miscellaneous
Total -
Mercer:
Bluefield
Bramwell
Freeman
Giatto
Princeton
M iscellaneous
Total
Mineral:
Blaine
Keyser..-
Piedmont -
Ridgeley
Miscellaneous -.
Total-. --
Mingo:
Red Jacket
War Eagle.
Williamson -
Miscellaneous-- -.
Total -
Monongalia:
Morgantown..
Miscellaneous
Total
Monroe:
Alderson
Miscellaneous
Total
Morgan: Miscellaneous...
Nicholas:
Richwood
Miscellaneous
Total
Ohio:
Elm Grove
Triadelphia.
Wheeling
Miscellaneous
Total
Pendleton: Miscellaneous
Pleasants:
St. Mary..
Miscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
79
80
80
343
50
632
103
981
68
16
4
200
150
1,419
1
158
75
27
9
270
25
3
379
148
555
763
109
101
16
166
20
4,056
13
4,255
15
308
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
WEST VIRGINIA— Continued
County and city
Pocahontas:
Cass
Marlington
Miscellaneous.
Total
Preston:
Kingwood
Rowlesburg...
Terra Alta....
Tunnelton
Miscellaneous.
Total
Putnam:
Nitro
Miscellaneous.
Total
Raleigh:
Beckley
Eccles...
Mabscott
Miscellaneous.
Total
Randolph:
Elkins
Norton
Miscellaneous.
Total
Ritchie:
Harris ville
Pennsboro
Miscellaneous.
Total
Roane:
Spencer
Miscellaneous
Total
Summers:
Ilinton
Miscellaneous
Total
Number
of returns
177
383
7
7
388
204
3
36
243
142
105
24
129
211
12
223
County and city
Taylor:
Grafton
Miscellaneous
Total
Tucker:
Davis
Parsons..
Pierce...
Thomas
Miscellaneous
Total
Tyler:
Sistersville
Miscellaneous
Total
Upshur:
Adrian..
Buckhannon
Miscellaneous ,
Total
Wayne:
Ceredo
Kenova
Miscellaneous
Total
Webster: Miscellaneous
Wetzel:
New Martinsville...
Paden City
Miscellaneous
Total
Wirt: Miscellaneous
Wood:
Parkcrsburg
Williamstown
Miscellaneous ,
Total ,
Wyoming:
MuUins ,
Miscellaneous
Total
State total
WISCONSIN
Adams:
Adams .
40
20
Barron— Continued.
137
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
90
Total-
Total
60
386
Bayfield:
Bayfield
Ashland:
401
38
55
16
Ashland
56
Mellen
Miscellaneous . ...
60
Total.
Miscellaneous
132
Total
494
Brown:
De Pere
119
Barron:
72
37
50
Green Bay
1,672
Barron
116
Chetek
Total
Cumberland
1,907
STATISTICS OF INCOME
309
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
WISCONSIN— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
Buffalo:
Alma_
Mondovi...
Miscellaneous
Total-
Burnett:
Qrantsburg
Miscellaneous
Total-.
Calumet:
Brillion
Chilton.
New Holstein
Miscellaneous
Total
Chippewa:
Bloomer-.
Chippewa Falls..
Cornell
Stanley
Miscellaneous
Total-
Clark:
Neillsville
Owen
Miscellaneous...
Total
Columbia:
Columbus
Kilbourn
Lodi
Portage
Randolph
Miscellaneous...
Total-
Crawford:
Prairie du Chien
Miscellaneous...
Total
Dane:
Madison.-
Mount Horeb...
Stoughton
Sun Prairie
Miscellaneous...
Total
Dodge:
Beaver Dam
Fox Lake
Horicon
Juneau
Mayville...
Miscellaneous. -.
Total
Door:
Sturgeon Bay...
Miscellaneous...
Total
175
62
62
100
60
51
61
362
35
53
94
35
195
169
132
55
266
61
145
148
3,759
115
189
61
537
4,661
County and city
435
59
105
65
116
187
967
144
70
Douglas:
Superior ,
Miscellaneous
Total...
Dunn;
Menomonie
Miscellaneous
Total
Eau Claire:
Augusta
Eau Claire..
Miscellaneous
Total
Florence:
Florence ,
Miscellaneous
Total- ,
Fond du Lac:
Fond du Lac
North Fond du Lac
Ripon ,
Waupun..-
Miscellaneous
Total ,
Forest:
Crandon
Wabeno- ,
M isceUaneous
Total
Grant:
Boscobel...
Cuba City
Fennimore
Lancaster.. ,
Platteville
Miscellaneous
Total
Green:
Brodhead..
Monroe
Monticello
Miscellaneous
Total
Green Lake:
Berlin
Princeton
Miscellaneous
Total
Iowa:
Dodgeville
Highland
Mineral Point
Miscellaneous
Total
Iron:
Hurley
Miscellaneous
Total
310
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
WISCONSIN— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Jackson:
Black River Falls - -.
93
64
Marinette:
Goodman
Marinette .
11
Miscellaneous
436
49
Total
157
Peshtigo
70
20
263
142
88
55
463
89
Miscellaneous .
4»
Total
626
Marquette:
Montello .
Waterloo
Watertown
24
Miscellaneous . _ . .
Miscellaneous
4»
Total
Total
1,100
72
Milwaukee:
Cudahy
Juneau:
Elrov
46
59
82
390
38, 972
Miscellaneous
North Milwaukee..
471
242
Total ...
187
South Milwaukee
538
2,214
3,028
98
West Allis
1,252
Kenosha
West Milwaukee
25
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
346
Total ... .
Total...
3,126
44, 448
Monroe:
Kewaunee:
Algoma
46
85
26
169
Kewaunee
Tomah
lis
Miscellaneous .
Miscellaneous ... ..
113
Total
Total
157
400
Oconto:
Oillett
La Crosse:
La Crosse... ...
1.458
21
36
64
39
Onalaska
Oconto
121
West Salem...
Oconto Falls.
52
Miscellaneous
63
Total
Total
1,579
275
Oneida:
Rhinelander
La Fayette:
Darlington
95
36
123
339
Shullsburg .
76
Total
415
Total
254
Outagamie:
Langlade:
326
32
358
1,363
Antigo
Kaukauna .. .
225
Miscellaneous
Kimberly
35
Total
Little Chute
39
Seymour
54
Lincoln:
302
131
11
M iscellaneous
81
Total -
Merrill
1,797
Tomahawk
Ozaukee:
Cedarburg-
Miscellaneous
Total
444
121
185
Manitowoc:
50
1,016
267
119
Miscellaneous
192
Kiel
Total
498
Pepin:
Durand ..
Miscellaneous
62
Total
1, 452
Miscellaneous.
17
Marathon:
Athens
28
72
8
36
1,024
190
Total
79
Pierce:
Mosinee
Rcofield
40
Stratford
River Falls
71
Wausau
Miscellaneous
125
M iscellaneous
Total
Total
1.358
236
STATISTICS OF INCOME
311
Table 11. — Individual returns by Slates and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 1928 — Contd.
WIS C 0 NSIN— Continued
County and city
Polk:
Amery
Miscellaneous-
Total
Portage:
Stevens Point...
Miscellaneous...
Total
Price:
Park Falls
Phillips
Miscellaneous...
Total
Racine:
Burlington
Racine
Miscellaneous...
Total -.-
Richland:
Richland Center
Miscellaneous...
Total.-
Rock:
Beloit.
Edgerton
Evansville
Janesville
Miscellaneous...
Total
Rusk:
Ladysmith.
Miscellaneous...
Total
St. Croix:
Hudson
New Richmond.
Miscellaneous...
Total
Sauk:
Baraboo
Prairie du Sac...
Reedsburg
Sauk City
Miscellaneous...
Total
Sawyer:
Hayward
Miscellaneous...
Total
Shawano:
Shawano
Wittenberg
Miscellaneous-
Total
Number
of returns
51
200
506
74
580
111
72
57
240
154
4,310
100
86
186
1,298
191
109
1,234
139
2,971
103
36
139
135
84
121
340
322
59
187
71
106
745
79
157
17
139
313
County and city
Sheboygan:
Plymouth
Sheboygan
Sheboygan Falls..
Miscellaneous
Total
Taylor:
Medford
Rib Lake
M iscellaneous
Total
Trempealeau:
Arcadia ,
Gales ville.-
Miscellaneous
Total
Vernon:
Viroqua
Westby..
Miscellaneous
Total
VUas:
Eagle River
Miscellaneous
Total
Walworth:
Delavan
Elkhorn
Lake Geneva
Whitewater
Miscellaneous
Total
Washburn:
Shell Lake
Spooner
M iscellaneous
Total
Washington:
Hartford..
West Bend
Miscellaneous
Total
Waukesha:
Menomonee Falls
Oconomowoc
Waukesha
Miscellaneous
Total-
Waupaca:
Clintonville
New London
Waupaca
Miscellaneous
Total-- -
Waushara:
Red granite
Wautaoma
Miscellaneous
Total ,
Number
of returns
312
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 11. — Individual returns by States and Territories — Number of returns
distributed by counties, cities, and townships, calendar year 192S — Contd.
WISCONSIN— Continued
County and city
Number
of returns
County and city
Number
of returns
Winnebago:
Menasha—
276
544
32
1,680
53
Wood:
Marshfleld
40S
Neenah..
j Nekoosa,- .
65
Omro
j Wisconsin Rapids
374
Oshkosh
Miscellaneous
93
Miscellaneous .
Total
940
Total - ...
2,585
State total
98, 485
WYOMING
Albany:
Laramie...
M iscellaneous
Total
Big Horn:
Basin
Greybull
Lovell
Miscellaneous
Total
Campbell:
Gillette
Miscellaneous
Total
Carbon:
Hanna
Rawlins
M iscellaneous
Total
Converse:
Douglas
Glenrock.
Miscellaneous
Total
Crook: Miscellaneous
Fremont:
Lander
Riverton
Miscellaneous
Total--
Goshen:
Torrington
Miscellaneous
Total
Hot Springs:
Thermo polls
Miscellaneous
Total
Johnson:
Buffalo.---
Miscellaneous
Total
Laramie:
Cheyenne
Miscellaneous
Total..
Lincoln:
Diamond ville
Frontier
499
75
109
348
217
127
78
138
104
154
208
362
114
13
1,025
102
1,127
108
26
115
52
42
209
Lincoln— Continued.
Kemmerer
Miscellaneous
Total..
Natrona:
Casper
Miscellaneous
Total
Niobrara:
Lusk
Miscellaneous
Total-.
Park:
Cody
Powell
Miscellaneous
Total..
Platte:
Wheatland..-
Miscellaneous
Total
Sheridan:
Dietz.-
Monarch
Sheridan
Miscellaneous
Total
Sublette: Miscellaneous
Sweetwater:
Green River
Rock Springs.
Superior
Miscellaneous
Total
Teton: Miscellaneous-.
Uinta:
Evanston
Miscellaneous
Total
Washakie:
Worland
Miscellaneous
Total
Weston :
Newcastle
Miscellaneous
Total-.
State total
BASIC TABLES
CORPORATION RETURNS
313
314
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 12. — Corporation returns by Stales and Territories — Distributed by corpora-
tions reporting net income, no net income, and inactive corporations, showing num-
ber of returns, per cent, gross income, deductions, net income or deficit, net loss for
prior year, and income tax
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1928 ']
States and Territories
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas. --
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware -..
District of Columbia.
Floiida
Georgia.
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas.
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota .,
Mississippi...
Missouri.-
Montana ,
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey...
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island..
South Carolina
South Dakota..
Tennessee
Texas...
Utah
Vermont--
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming-
Total
number
of returns
Corporations reporting net income
Grand total.
4,656
175
1,734
2,760
22, 754
7,134
7,105
1,705
2,220
11,283
5,620
734
2,352
30, 444
11,703
8,643
5,228
5,894
6,072
3,644
5,970
18, 851
14, 920
11,302
2,432
16, 751
3,708
4,836
1,026
1,322
20, 509
1,103
103, 372
6,669
3,528
24, 722
6,456
6,673
25, 558
2,871
3,817
2,954
5,213
14, 238
3,508
1,112
6,785
11, 847
5,145
15, 393
1,441
Number
of returns
Per cent
2,619
56.25
94
53.72
766
44.17
1,707
61.85
11,438
50.27
3,342
46.85
4,302
60.55
984
57.71
1,126
50.72
3,368
29.85
3,409
60.66
455
61.99
1,061
45.11
17, 668
58.04
6,836
58.41
4,981
57.03
3.258
62.32
3,457
58.65
3,370
55.50
2, 092
57.41
3,144
52.66
10, 266
54.46
8,655
58.01
6,229
55.11
1,482
60.94
9,137
54.55
1,933
52.13
3,060
63.27
353
34.40
767
58.02
11,310
55.15
541
49.05
55,008
53.22
3,462
51.91
1,737
49.23
14, 344
58.02
3,512
54.40
3,131
46.92
13, 370
52. 31
1,628
56.71
495. 892
1,710
1,712
3,039
8,293
1,712
724
3,835
5,874
2,773
8,828
881
268, 783
Gross income *
44.80
57.96
58.30
58.25
48.80
65.11
56.52
49.58
53.90
57.35
61.14
54.20
$500,
7,
126,
308,
6, 110,
941,
1, 925,
1, 330,
555,
352,
875,
206,
126,
15, 684,
1, 635,
1, 098,
1,061,
955,
1, 040,
494,
2, 348,
7, 274,
6, 998
2,544,
257,
3, 724,
213,
653,
150,
153,
3, 607,
70,
34, 937,
1, 225,
160,
7, 557,
975,
512,
10, 209,
691,
328,
154,
962,
2, 452,
290,
156
1,024
1,239
656,
2, 347,
69:
373, 803
459, 240
210, 193
073,015
531,535
131, 878
119,646
828, 249
365, 310
551, 777
584, 137
357, 259
777, 086
945, 727
492, 012
126, 866
843, 437
936, 807
908, 565
436, 034
694, 791
257, 579
639,111
668, 778
632, 465
876, 197
196, 302
414, 152
590, 445
633, 098
868, 807
297, 472
637, 830
829, 957
651, 009
767, 878
497, 321
331, 509
116,754
950, 389
582, 299
811,018
457, 733
986, 682
i, 146, 024
047, 978
, 668, 152
1, 107, 653
951, 722
, 120, 782
1, 950, 788
Deductions
6,
116,
291,
5, 558,
881,
1, 747,
1, 141,
499,
325,
810,
172,
120,
14, 672,
1, 512,
1, 032,
953,
880,
980,
459,
2, 192,
6, 861,
6, 262,
2, 389,
244,
3, 468,
198,
622,
143,
142,
3, 231,
65,
31,688,
1, 129,
154,
6,967,
896,
482,
9, 303,
640,
310,
148,
896,
2, 279,
269,
145,
906,
1, 163,
605,
2, 162,
64,
122, 360
817, 649
399, 438
009, 004
242, 312
199, 401
648, 740
044, 757
466, 906
487, 434
681, 048
901,427
132, 267
005, 587
889. 000
617. U6
716, 805
782, 358
687, 940
521, 368
343, 139
751,517
968, 161
032, 208
932, 441
095, 697
552, 825
790, 482
627, 009
234, 931
621, 505
676, 917
721,422
267, 459
963, 159
801, 736
263,916
946, 794
402, 187
218,012
766, 559
581,425
564, 816
006, 496
782, 566
733,712
163, 553
716, 606
028, 900
551, 428
, 213, 519
129,289,435,251 ] 118,671,694,094
> Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns are included. (See p. 1.)
« Gross income corresponds to total income as reported on the face of the return plus the cost of goods sold .
STATISTICS OF INCOME
315
Table 12. — Corporation returns by States and Territories — Distributed by corpora-
tions reporting net income, no net income, and inactive corporations, showing num-
ber of returns, per cent, gross income, deductions, net income or deficit, net loss for
prior year, and income tax — Continued
states and Territories
Alabama
Alaslta
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connectticut
Delaware
District of Colurabia.
riorida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee _..
Texas .
Utah
Vermont--
Virginia -..
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Corporations reporting net income— Contd.
Net income
Orand total-
$31, 251, 443
641, 591
9, 810, 755
17,064,011
552, 289, 223
59, 932, 477
177, 470, 906
189, 783, 492
55, 898, 404
27, 064, 343
64, 903, 089
33, 455, 832
6, 644, 819
1, 012, 940, 140
122,603,012
65, 509, 670
108, 126, 632
75, 154, 449
60, 220, 625
34, 914, 666
156,351,652
412, 506, 062
735, 670, 950
155, 636, 570
12, 700, 024
256, 780, 500
14, 643, 477
30, 623, 670
6, 963, 436
11,398,167
376, 247, 302
4, 620, 555
3, 248, 916, 408
96, 562, 498
5, 687, 850
589, 966, 142
79, 233, 405
29, 384, 715
905, 714, 567
51,732,377
17, 815, 740
6, 229, 593
65, 892, 917
173, 980, 186
20, 363, 458
10, 314, 266
118, 504, 599
75. 391, 047
51, 922, 822
184, 569, 354
5, 737, 269
10,617,741,157
Net loss for
prior year
$1, 248, 127
77, 910
457, 606
1,106,202
16, 968, 981
3, 675, 551
7, 137, 675
4, 097, 770
738, 808
3, 424, 402
1, 863, 741
349, 640
459, 670
23, 945, 663
4, 065, 127
3, 833, 211
1. 858, 221
1, 450, 073
4,091,249
782, 465
3, 063, 085
12, 103, 127
12, 176, 019
3, 481, 295
1, 142, 963
9, 564, 802
959, 266
1,113,771
211,284
274, 915
12, 362, 301
174, 988
87, 325, 443
1,353,848
410,119
23, 198, 229
5, 786, 987
1, 653, 322
17, 185, 588
2, 478, 951
652, 107
364, 062
2, 424, 724
5, 947, 973
1, 050, 842
428, 675
2, 546, 659
4, 110, 140
1, 942, 496
3, 714, 922
311, 181
301, K6, 176
Income tax
$3, 054, 659
45, 749
935, 934
1, 572, 542
62,038,115
6, 108, 549
19,569,911
22, 067, 396
6, 422, 798
2, 275, 903
6, 891, 285
3, 883, 119
535, 238
115, 222, 042
12, 901, 862
6, 604, 313
12, 099, 5i5
8, 172, 028
6, 122, 204
3, 702, 506
17, 573, 370
45, 923, 268
85, 310, 239
17, 090, 924
1, 066, 132
27, 953, 085
1, 249, 331
2, 882, 277
736, 162
1,167,830
41,171,307
415, 303
367, 733, 278
10, 769, 650
320, 818
64, 775, 638
8, 124, 164
2, 736, 918
104, 000, 212
5, 585, 311
1, 804, 383
394, 344
7, 039, 468
18, 441, 180
2, 003, 533
1, 038, 308
13, 166, 376
7,419,216
5, 445, 406
20, 122, 264
456, 749
Corporations re-
porting no net
income
Number
of returns
1, 184,112,142
1,608
51
430
889
8,747
2,313
2,326
471
822
5,177
1,922
238
553
10, 370
3,561
2,507
1,531
1,783
2,132
1,133
2,067
7,501
4,840
3,544
780
5,711
960
1,251
281
466
7,605
282
40, 062
2,667
972
8,942
2,177
2,232
9,665
1,000
1,709
677
1,747
4,761
932
342
2,337
3,799
1,910
4,681
364
Per cent
34.54
29.14
24.80
32.21
38.44
32.42
32.74
27.63
37.03
45.88
34.20
32.42
23.51
34.06
30.43
29.01
29.28
30.25
35.11
31.09
34.62
39. 79
32.44
31.36
32.07
34.09
25.89
25.87
27.39
35.25
37.08
25.57
38.75
39.99
27.55
36.17
33.72
33.45
37.82
34.83
44.77
22.92
33.51
33.44
26.57
30.76
34.45
32.07
37.12
30.41
25.26
174, 828
35.26
107095—30-
-21
316
STATISTICS OF INCOME
Table 12. — Corporation returns by States and Territories — Distributed by corpora-
tions reporting net income, no net income, and inactive corporations, showing num-
ber of retiirns, per cent, gross income, deductions, net income or deficit, net loss for
prior year, and income tax — Continued
States and Territories
Corporations reporting no net income — Contd.
Gross income '
Deductions
Deficit
Inactive corpora-
tions— no income
data reported
Kumber
of returns
Per cent
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connpctieut
Delaware
District of Columbia-
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Aiichisan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island-
South (^arolina
South Dakota
Tennessee _.
Texas.
Utah
Vermont-
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
$161,
2,
45,
107,
1, 165,
147,
365,
105,
102,
288,
257,
41,
50,
4, 704,
469,
219,
178,
172,
295,
124,
236,
1, 849,
1, 325,
418,
80.
766,
46,
153,
10,
80,
782,
17,
6,116,
261,
44,
1, 339,
293,
204,
2, 151,
187,
156,
30,
368,
786,
79,
42,
245,
288,
170,
408,
16,
Grand total 27,965,472,580
$171
2,
54,
116,
1,311
165
394
114
114
364,
275,
43
57,
4,884
504
238,
189
188
323,
133
262,
1, 996.
1, 484
447
87,
826,
52,
163,
14
91
868,
19
6,689
281
47,
1, 463
330
223
2, 332,
202,
166,
32,
386,
855,
88,
46,
264
319
190,
454,
19
402
187
436
698
330
606
274
726
067
037
287
135
434
949
150
109
566
815
004
317
946
173
803
592
717
501
414
149
988
109
729
768
816
209
165
279
527
366
461
163
083
536
900
115
355
935
455
544
949
438
114
30, 356, 596, 828
$10, 519.
406,
8, 922,
9,448,
145, 858,
17, 102,
28, 197,
9,440,
11,526,
75, 784,
18, 500,
1, 696,
6, 839,
179, 767,
34, 983,
18, 549,
10, 460,
15,998,
27, 384,
8, 974,
25, 824,
147,014,
159,476,
28, 225,
6, 779,
60, 573,
5, 483,
10, 355,
4, 601,
11, 104,
85, 635,
2, 221.
573, 651,
20, 784,
3, 220,
123, 830,
36, 289,
18, 903,
181, 313,
15, 106,
9, 368,
2, 336,
18( 068,
68, 852,
8, 750,
4, 597,
18, 790,
31,004,
19, 963,
45, 955,
2, 677,
460
644
812
999
979
817
261
376
873
359
350
287
394
433
502
651
044
237
846
306
764
255
988
755
445
083
184
716
795
022
488 :
217 I
985
146 I
329 I
483 !
113
685
094
989
341
842
755
115
964
934
382
392
689
101
567
2, 391, 124, 248
429
30
538
164
2,569
1,479
477
250
272
2,738
289
41
738
2,406
1,306
1,155
439
654
570
419
759
1,084
1,425
1,529
170
1,903
815
525
392
89
1,594
280
8,302
540
819
1,436
767
1,310
2,523
243
398
665
427
1,184
864
46
613
2,174
462
1,884
196
9.21
17.14
31.03
5.94
11.29
20.73
6.71
14.66
12.25
24.27
5.14
5.59
31.38
7.90
11.16
13. 36
8.40
11.10
9.39
11.50
12.72
5.75
9.55
13.53
6.99
11.36
21.98
10.86
38.21
6.73
7,77
25.38
8.03
8.10
23.22
5.81
11.88
19.63
9.87
8.46
10.43
19.12
8.19
8.31
24.63
4.13
9.03
18.35
8.98
12.24
13.60
52,281
10.54
1 Gross income corresponds to total income as reported on the face of the return, plus the cost of goods sold.
STATISTICS OF INCOME
317
T.MiLK 13. — Corporation returns by States and Territories, showing cash and stock
dividends paid to shareholders ^
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1928 «]
States and Territories
Reporting net income-
Dividends
Cash
Stock
Reporting no net
income — Dividends
Cash
Stock
Alabama.-
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Neliraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Soutli Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington...
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Total...
$16, 273, 093
238, 289
4, 142, 907
9, 369, 783
356, 628, 362
74, 094, 584
76, 954, 285
266, 672, 104
28, 283, 112
13, 990, 997
35, 180, 501
22, 524, 747
2, 992, 385
523, 339, 600
64, 946, 684
33, 339, 396
55, 550, 236
42, 775, 250
38, 796, 614
35, 258, 852
64, 418, 397
242, 681, 084
400, 968, 224
101,075,745
6, 675, 522
151, 285, 910
7, 045, 830
16, 523, 894
2, 498, 737
7, 251, 662
224,711,940
2, 299, 804
!, 238, 725, 150
54, 361, 394
2, 182, 807
306, 507, 622
42, 259, 107
14, 557, 572
581,405,580
26, 748, 516
9, 534, 362
2,073,015
32, 122, 620
91, 786, 264
15, 536, 184
4, 963, 387
57, 824, 906
46, 638, 299
25, 564, 817
101, 023, 473
2, 565, 576
$1, 460, 567
494, 008
457, 900
27, 464, 766
756, 232
11,559,242
4, 538, 079
3, 914, 479
5, 421, 708
2, 865, 272
485, 926
510, 639
48, 669, 987
5, 430, 422
2, 875, 623
2,988,037
11,821,539
2, 202, 752
1, 229, 960
2, 949, 646
16, 564, 840
11,253,886
5, 210, 829
2, 140, 801
20, 275, 990
485, 512
1, 137, 332
116,084
552, 283
18, 037, 767
2.S6, 709
181, 268, 984
1, 969, 802
240, 633
25, 818, 444
833, 269
3, 238, 947
38, 715, 089
3, 743, 820
1, 143, 757
374, 699
2, 321, 666
7, 733, 038
896, 952
264, 089
7, 248, 052
6, 873, 589
4, 742, 145
8, 244, 905
22,300
$2, 051
20,
3, 228,
1, 544,
29, 282
5, 213
6,881,
12,817
1, 487
4, 728,
2, 758,
2,404
1, 426,
68, 798,
6, 375,
2, 950,
1,955
2,417
3,
6, 020
56, 329
16, 117
6, 429,
1, 465,
10, 788,
306,
1, 536,
187
437
10, 297
122,
94, 474,
2, 834
221
23, 121
17, 869,
4,416
44, 324
3, 858
1, 586,
233,
1, 780
8, 688,
844
237:
1, 942,
3, 603
3, 524
3, 745
104,
6, 585, 169, 181
509, 852, 997
488, 554, 270
$36, 905
58,400
82, 215
2, 508, 255
176, 223
851,423
6,000
41,246
520, 368
328, 075
952, 626
3,125
6,181,989
1, 182, 990
39, 221
64, 343
23, 441
204, 605
7,646
2,548
899, 180
985, 823
305, 849
45, 331
1, 018, 030
118,817
325, 129
83, 960
5, 253, 849
6,088
7, 265, 002
183, 475
64,884
1, 871, 660
1, 249, 974
33, 706
4, 297, 338
629, 841
33, 094
107, 302
421, 704
816, 181
180, 310
18,540.
51,763.
324, 815
189, 973
222, 167
40, 275, 429
1 Cash and stock of capital stock life insurance companies are not included.
2 Fiscal and fractional (part year) returns are included. (See p. 1.)
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PART 1. ALL CORPORATIONS (Table 14)
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Cash dividends
Total cash and stock dividends 7,
Agriculture and related industries: i
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Compiled net profits after deducting tax
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600, 528, 330
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701, 636, 076
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ALL INDUSTRIES
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Total assets
Miscellaneous assets not
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Original figures
Revised figures
Original figures
Revised figures
Under $5, 000. _
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $50,000
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12, 249, 859, 765
17, 263, 358, 699
13, 720, 876, 465
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14, 720, 876, 465
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4, 389, 046, 282
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$50,000 under $100,000.
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$250,000 under $500,000.
5, 389, 046, 282
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$1,000,000 under $5,000,000.
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60, 271, 159, 811
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61,271,159,811
13, 048, 275, 225
17,463,617,110
16, 048, 275, 225
$5,000,000 and over
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Reporting net income.
200, 632, 238, 997
49, 546, 445, 382
210, 632, 238, 997
51, 546, 445, 382
66, 924, 007, 313
15, 744, 615, 189
76,924,007,313
Reporting no net income
17, 744, 615, 189
Grand total
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262, 178, 684, 379
82, 668, 622, 502
94, 668, 622, 502
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Bonded debt and mortgages
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Miscellaneous liabilities not
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$250,000 under $500,000
$500,000 under $1,000,000...
$1,000,000 under $5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over
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Reporting no net income.
Grand total
$7, 037, 776, 850
4, 182, 534, 480
5,207,611,538
4, 375, 932, 503
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6,207,611,538
5, 375, 932, 603
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11, 030, 838, 084
26, 717, 763, 459
14, 030, 838, 084
17, 717, 763, 459
15, 845, 027, 563
25, 846, 027, 563
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21, 801, 040, 964
31, 801, 040, 964
85, 075, 673, 460 : 87, 075, 673, 460
FINANCE: BANKING, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND HOLDING COMPANIES,
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Total assets
Miscellaneous assets not
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Revised figures
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Revised figures
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$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $50,000
$11,214,896,067
6, 016, 201, 108
6,960,313,773
5, 349, 615, 402
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7, 016, 201, 108
7, 960, 313, 773
6, 349, 615, 402
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3, 605, 433, 686
3, 948, 601, 001
3,086,118,310
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$50,000 under $100,000
4, 605, 433, 686
$100,000 under $250,000
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4,086,118,310
$500,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 under $5,000,000...
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9,166,400,116
12, 439, 620, 840
10,166,400,116
7, 156, 734, 800
7, 606, 783, 775
10, 156, 734, 800
$5,000,000 and over
8. 606. 783. 775
Reporting net income
67, 840, 806, 965
19,611,441,485
77, 840, 806, 966
21,611,441,485
42, 588, 952, 248
9, 120, 532, 887
52, 688, 962, 248
Reporting no net income
11,120,632,887
Grand total
87, 452, 248, 460
99, 452, 248, 450
51, 709, 485, 136
63, 709, 486, 136
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Income for 1926 — Continued
FINANCE: BANKING, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND HOLDING COMPANIES,
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$100,000 under $250,000
$250,000 under $500,000
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3,730,615,853
4,229,471,632
3,441,229,234
$9, 169, 505, 888
4, 730, 615, 853
5,229,471,632
4, 441, 229, 234
7, 262, 878, 363
8,571,859,443
10, 262, 878, 363
9,571,859,443
Reporting net income
Reporting no net income.
Grand total
45,370,991,002
9, 490, 767, 747
55,370,991,002
11,490,767,747
54, 861, 758, 749
66, 861, 758, 749
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$500 000 under $1,000,000
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$195, 430, 943
$10,195,430,943 $15,395,139,358
$5,395,139,358
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7, 706, 312, 698
17,706,312,698
18, 326, 162, 594
8, 325, 162, 594
Grand total
9, 931, 504, 906
19, 931, 504, 906
18,465,959,340
8,465,959,340
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IN TAX PROVISIONS AND TAX FORMS
FOR 1928
447
CHANGES IN THE INCOME AND PROFITS TAX LAWS AFFECTING
THE COMPARABILITY OF STATISTICAL DATA FROM INCOME
TAX RETURNS OF INDIVIDUALS AND CORPORATIONS
INDIVIDUALS
Tables A, B, and C show, for citizens and residents of the United
States, nonresident aliens, estates and trusts, the minimum income
for which income-tax returns are required, the personal exemption,
credit for dependents, and tax rates under the revenue acts of 1913 to
1928, inclusive:
A. Individuals required to file returns, personal exemptions, credit for depend-
ents, and normal tax rates under the revenue acts 1913 to 1928, inclusive.
B. Individual surtax rates under the revenue acts 1913 to 1928, inclusive.
C. Individual supplemental income-tax rates and tax credits under the revenue
acts of 1917 to 1928, inclusive.
CORPORATIONS
Table D shows, for both domestic and foreign corporations, the
income and profits tax rates, exemptions, and credits:
D. Corporation income and profits tax rates, exemption, and credits under the
revenue acts 1909 to 1928, inclusive. (Applicable to domestic and foreign
corporations.)
CHANGES IN TAX LAWS AFFECTING THE COMPARABILITY OF
STATISTICAL DATA FROM ESTATE TAX RETURNS
E. Federal estate tax rates, specific exemptions, and credits against estate tax,
revenue acts 1916-1928, inclusive.
INCOME-TAX FORMS
Facsimiles of the individual and corporation income-tax forms for
1928 are to be found following page 463: ^
1040 — Individual income-tax return for net incomes from salaries or wages of
more than $5,000, or income, regardless of amount, from business,
profession, rents, or sale of property.
1040A — Individual income-tax return for net incomes of not more than $5,000
derived chiefly from salaries and wages.
1120 — Corporation income-tax return.
1120L — Life insurance company income-tax return (for companies issuing life and
annuity contracts, including combined life, health, and accident insur-
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STATISTICS OF INCOME
Changes in lax laws affecting the com'par ability of statistical data from estate taxr
returns — Federal estate tax rates, specific exemptions, and credits against estate
tax, revenue acts, 1916-1928, inclusive
Net estate
Revenue
Revenue
act of 1916.
In effect
from Sept.
Revenue
act of 1916,
amended.
In effect
Revenue
act of 1917.
In effect
from Oct.
4, 1917, to
6.55 p. m.
Feb. 24,
1919, in-
clusive
acts of 1918.
1921, and 1924
(as amended
by revenue
act of 1926).
Revenue acts
of 1926 and
1928. In effect
Exceeding
Not exceed-
ing
Amount of
block
9, 1916, to
Mar. 2,
1917, in-
clusive
3, 1917, to
Oct. 3,
1917, in-
clusive
In effect from
6.55 p. m.
Feb. 24, 1919,
to 10.25 a. m.
Feb. 26, 1926,
after 10.25
a. m. Feb. 26,
1926
inclusive
Rate per cent
Rate per cent\Rate per cent
Rate per cent
Rate per cent
$50, 000
$50. 000
1
1^
2
1
1
$50,000
100,000
50,000
2
3
4
2
2
100, 000
150,000
50, 000
2
3
4
2
3
150,000
200, 000
50. 000
3
iW 6
3
3
200. 000
2,50,000
50, 000
3
4!^, 6
3
4
250, 000
400,000
1,50, 000
4
6
8
4
4
400. 000
4,50, 000
50,000
4
6
8
4
6
4,50. 000
600.000
150,000
6
7H
10
6
5
600. 000
750.000
150, 000
5
7M
10
6
6
750. 000
800, 000
50. 000
5
7H
10
8
6
800, 000
1,000.000
200. 000
5
7)4
10
8
7
1,000.000
1,500.000
500. 000
6
9
12
10
8
1,, 500. 000
2. 000. 000
500, 000
6
9
12
12
9
2, 000, 000
2, 500, 000
500, 000
7
10^
14
14
10
2. 500. 000
3, 000, 000
500, 000
7
10!^
14
14
11
3, 000, 000
3, 500. 000
500, 000
8
12
16
16
12
3, .500. 000
4, 000. 000
500. 000
8
12
16
16
la
4, 000. 000
5, 000, 000
1,000.000
9
13H
18
18
14
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6, 000, 000
1,000,000
10
15
20
20
15
6, 000. 000
7, 000. 000
1, 000, 000
10
15
20
20
16
7, 000, 000
8, 000, 000
1, 000. 000
10
15
20
20
17
8,000,000
9. 000, 000
1, 000. 000
10
15
22
22
18
9. 000, 000
10, 000, 000
1, 000, 000
10
15
22
22
19
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10
15
25
25
2CV
1
Specific exemptions and credits against
tax
Revenue
act of 1916.
In effect
from Sept.
9, 1916, to
Mar. 2,
1917, in-
clusive
Revenue
act of 1916,
amended.
In effect
from Mar.
3, 1917, to
Oct. 3,
1917, in-
clusive
Revenue
act of 1917.
In effect
from Oct.
4, 1917, to
6.55 p. m.
Feb. 24,
1919, in-
clusive
Revenue
acts of 1918,
1921, and 1924
(as amended
by revenue
act ofl926).
In effect from
6..55 p. m.
Feb. 24, 1919,
to 10.25 a. m.
Feb. 26, 1926,
inclusive
Revenue acts
of 1926 and
1928. In
effect after
10.25 a. m.
Feb. 26, 1926
Specific exemptions:
Resilient decedents
$50, 000
$50,000
$50, 000
$50,000
$100,000
Nonrpsi(ient ileeedents
Credits against estate tax:
Credit for estate, inheritance.
Not to ex-
ceed 25 per
cent of to-
tal tax.
(After 4.01
p. m. June
2, 1924, and
prior to
10.25 a.m.
Feb. 26,
1926.)
Total amount
paid by
the dece-
dent in re-
spect to
property
included
in the de-
cedent's
gross es-
tate for
Federal
estate tax
purposes.
Not to ex-
legacy, or succession tax made to
any of the several Statas, Terri-
tories, or District of Columbia in
respect to property included in
the gross estate of the decedent
for Federal estate tax purposes.
Credit for gift tax paid '.
ceed 80 per
cent of to-
tal tax.
( S u b s e-
quent to
10.25 a. m.
Feb. 2 6,
1926.)
paid by
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dent in re-
spect to
property
included
in the de-
cedent's
gross estate
for Federal
estate tax
purposes.
1 Rates for gift tax same as for estate tax under revenue act of 1924 as amended by revenue act of 1926,
the effective period of the gift tax law 4.01 p. m. June 2, 1924, to Jan. 1, 1926. (T. D. 4156; Supreme Court
decision, Untermyer v. Anderson, 276 U. S. 440.)
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A
Page
Accident, casualty, fire insurance companies, etc., income-tax returns of
corporations {see also Insurance) 339'
Accounts and notes payable, in corporation balance sheets, by industrial
groups - 381, 383, 385, 387
Accounts and notes receivable, in corporation balance sheets, by industrial
groups - '380, 382, 384, 386
Aerial transportation, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in {see
also Transportation and other public utilities) 337
Agricultural machinery and equipment, income-tax returns of corpora-
tions engaged in manufacture of {see also Metal products and processes) _ 336
Agriculture and related industries:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in, by industrial sub-
groups 26-27,334,408
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in— -
By assets and liabilities classified 380-385
By income classes 375
By States 341-342
By years 1920-1928 342
Receipts and disbursements, classified 318,
322, 326, 330, 390, 396, 402
Revised figures. Statistics of Income, 1927 329
Individual income from, number of returns and net profit 14-16
Airplanes, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of
{see also Miscellaneous manufacturing) 337, 410
Amusements, theaters, motion-picture producers, and motion-picture
theaters, etc., income-tax returns of corporations {see also Service) 338, 411
Assets, in corporation balance sheets:
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 31-32, 380-388
By industrial groups 380-385
By size of net income and deficit 386'
Revised items, Statistics of Income, 1926 337, 388-
Auto bus lines, taxicabs, etc., income-tax returns of corporations {see also
Transportation and other public utilities) 337, 411
Automobile, piano, radio, etc., finance companies, income-tax returns of
corporations {see also Finance) 339, 412
Auto tires and tubes, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged in
manufacture of {see also Rubber and related products) 335, 409'
B
Bakery products, confectionery, etc., income-tax returns of corporations
engaged in manufacture of {see also Food products, beverages, and to-
bacco) - 334,408-
Banking and related industries, income-tax returns of corporations engaged
in {see also Finance) 339, 412'
Blast furnaces, steel mills and rolling mills, etc., income-tax returns of
corporations engaged in manufacture of {see also Metal products and
processes) 336, 410
Bonded debt and mortgages, in corporation balance sheets:
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 32'
By industrial groups 381, 383, 385, 387
By size of net income and deficit 387
Revised figures, Statistics of Income for 1926 388-389
Boots, shoes, slippers, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged in
manufacture of {see also Leather and leather products) 335, 409'
465
466 INDEX
Page
Building and construction, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged
in (see also Construction) 337, 410
Building materials and equipment, metal, income-tax returns of corpora-
tions engaged in (see also Metal products and processes) 336, 410
Business, individual income from:
By income classes, amounts and percentages 8-9, 11-13, 23, 85, 88
By industrial groups, number, net profit, and per cent 14-16
By States 85
Frequency distribution, by size of specific source of income 10-13
Business service, detective bureaus, trade shows, etc., income-tax returns
of corporations engaged in (see also Service) 339, 412
C
Canned products — fish, fruit, vegetables, etc., income-tax returns of cor-
porations engaged in manufacture of {see also Food products, beverages,
and tobacco) 334, 408
Capital net gain, individual income-tax returns, amount and per cent 6, 8, 24
Income from —
Bv income classes, amounts and percentages 9, 88
By States 85
Frequency distribution, by size of specific source of income 11-13
Tax on —
By income classes 75
By income classes and by States 92-166
By years, 1922-1928 38,45,46
Capital net loss, individual income-tax returns:
Changes in method of deducting for, revenue acts of 1924, 1926, and
1928 • 6
Tax credit for —
By income classes 75
By income classes and by States 92-166
Total 6
Capital stock, .in corporation balance sheets:
By industrial groups 381, 383, 385
By size of net income and deficit 387
Carpets, floor coverings, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged
in manufacture of {see also Textiles and textile products) 335, 409
Cartage and storage, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in {see
also Transportation and other public utilities) 337, 411
Cash in corporation balance sheets:
By industrial groups 380, 382, 384
By size of net income and deficit 386
Cash dividends in corporation income-tax returns. {See Dividends.)
Changes in tax laws affecting comparability of statistical data:
Corporation income-tax returns 449, 458-461
Estate-tax returns 462
Individual income-tax returns 449, 450-457
Chemicals and allied substances:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of, bv
industrial groups 25-27, 34, 336, 409
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of — •
By assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 26, 27
By income classes 37 6
By States 358-359
By years, 1920-1928 359
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 319-323,
324, 327, 392, 398
Revised figures. Statistics of Income, 1927 340
Individual income from manufacture of, number of returns and net
profit 14-16
Cities, number of individual income-tax returns by 18-19, 180-312
Clothing, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of
{see also Textiles and textile products) 335, 409
Coal mining, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in (see also Non-
metal mining) 334, 408
Commission, income-tax returns of corporations (see also Trade) 338, 411
INDEX 467
Common stock, corporation balance sheets: Fage
Bj^ industrial groups 381, 383, 385
By size of net income and deficit 387
Community property income, individual returns of, number and net
income:
Amount and percentage of total income 5
By income classes 81
By States 84
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions. (See Corporation returns.)
Consolidated returns. {See Corporation returns.)
Construction:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in, bv industrial sub-
groups 1 34, 337, 410
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in —
By assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 26-27
Bv income classes 378-379
By States 365-366
By years, 1920-1928 366
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 34,
321, 325, 328, 332, 394, 400, 406
Individual income from, number of returns and net profit 14-16
Contributions, individual returns:
Amount and percentage of total income 8
By years 1917, 1920, 1922-1928 44-46
By income classes 23, 90
By States 87
Corporation assets and liabilities, corporation balance sheets:
By industrial groups 380-385
By size of net income and deficit 386-387
Number of income-tax returns filed and number of balance sheets
tabulated, by size of net income 32
Reporting net income and no net income 31-32
Revised items. Statistics of Income, 1926 33, 388-389
Corporation compiled receipts, income-tax returns; by industrial groups,
classified (see also Corporation income, gross) :
All corporations, amount and percentage distribution 29,
30, 318-321, 330-333
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 322-329
Consolidated returns 390-407
Fiscal year returns 413-423
Revised items. Statistics of Income, 1927 30, 329
Corporation deficit, income-tax returns:
Bv income classes 31, 36, 50-51, 375-379, 387
By industrial groups 27, 34, 326-328, 381-385, 402-406, 420-423
By industrial groups and subgroups 334-339, 408-4 1 2
By industrial groups and by States
By States 316
By years 1909-1928 48
By years 1916-1928 and bv States 425-445
By years 1920-1928 and by industrial groups 341-374
Item defined 2
Corporation gross sales, income-tax returns, by industrial groups; all
corporations, amount and percentage of total receipts 318-328,
330-333, 390-399, 413-423
Corporation income, income-tax returns:
Gross, by those reporting net income and no net income —
By industrial groups 26-27, 34, 334-340, 408-412
By industrial groups and by States 341-374
By States 314-316
By years and by industrial groups 342-374
By years 1916-1928 and by States 425-445
Net-
Amount exempt from and amount subject to tax 28-
By income classes and by industrial groups 375-379
By industrial groups 25-27, 34, 319-332, 390-423
By industrial groups and subgroups 334-340, 408-412
By industrial groups and by States 341-374
468 INDEX
Corporation income, income-tax returns — Continued.
Net — Continued. Page
Bv States 315, 425-445
Bv vears 1900-1928 4S-51
By years 1920-192S and by industrial groups 341-374
Item defined 2
Corporation income statement, income-tax returns, all corporations and by
corporations reporting net income and no net income, consolidated, and
fiscal year returns 29. 31S-339, 390-407, 413-423
Corpo ation income tax:
And war-profits and excess-profits tax, by years 1913-192S 48
By industrial groups —
Amount and percentage of total receipts 25-27
By consolidated returns 34, 391-407
Percentages of net income and of total tax 26
Bv industrial groups and subgroups 25,
319-325. 331, 334-339, 391, 401, 408-412, 413-423
Bv industrial groups and bv States 341-374
Bv States 1 315
Bv vears 1913-1928 48
By years 1916-192S and by States 425-445
Compared with tax collections 2-3
Income and profits taxes paid foreign countries or possessions of the
United States A 28-29
^Corporation income-tax returns {sec also Corporation deficit; Corporation
income; Corporation income tax):
Assets and liabilities, by industrial groups 380-385
B\' income classes and by industrial groups, number and net income. 375-379
By those reporting net income and no net income —
By industrial groups 26-27
By industrial groups and subgroups 334, 408-412
Bv industrial groups and bv States 341-374
Bv States..-.''. 1 314-317
By years 1916-1928 and by States 425-445
By years and income classes 49-50
Compiled receipts and statutorv deductions, bv industrial groups,
classified 1 1 318-332,390-407
By years 1909-1928, number and net income 48
Changes in tax laws afifecting comparabilitj^ of statistical data 458
Comparison 1928 and 1927 returns 25
Consolidated returns 390-407
Deductions in. {See Deductions.)
Deductions allowed life insurance companies 25
Dividends distributed, 1922-1928 29
Fiscal and calendar year returns are tabulated 1, 35, 408, 415
Fiscal and part year returns {see also Fiscal-year returns) 1. 35. 413-423
Income statement, analvsis of compiled receipts and statutorv deduc-
tions, by industrial groups 318-332, 390-407
Number of —
Reporting net income, by income classes 30, 375-379
Total, and bv those reporting net income and no net income —
Bv industrial groups... T 25-27. 334-340. 408-412
Bv States.--.^- 314-316
By years 1920-1928 342-374
Unaudited returns tabulated 1
•Corporation profits, income-tax returns, by industrial groups:
Compiled net profits, amount and percentage of total receipts 318-321,
390-395. 322-332. 396-407, 413-423
Compiled net profits after income tax. amount and percentage of total
receipts 319-321. 391-395. 323-332. 397-407, 413-423
JFrom cross sales and from operations other than gross sales-
All corporations, amount and percentage of total receipts 318-321,
390-395
Bv corporations rraorting net income and no net income 322-332,
39fr-407
INDEX 469
Corporation statutory deductions, income-tax returns: Page
All corporations, amounts and percentage distribution 318-321,
390-395, 413-415
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 322-332
396-407, 416-423
Consolidated returns 390-407
Fiscal-year ret urns 41 3-423
Corporation surplus, corporation balance sheets:
By industrial groups 381, 383, 385
By size of net income and deficit 387
Corporation taxes. {See Corporation income tax; Corporation war-profits
and excess-profits taxes.)
Corporation war-profits and excess-profits taxes:
Bv years 1917-1922 48
By years 1917-1922 and by States 425-445
Cost of goods sold bj' corporations, income-tax returns:
AU corporations, amount and percentage of total receipts 318-321,
390-395, 413-415
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 322-332
396-407, 416-423
Consolidated returns 390-407
Fiscal year returns 413-423
Cotton goods — dress goods, plain cloth, etc., napping, dyeing, etc.,
income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of {see also
Textiles) 335,409
Counties, number of individual income-tax returns by 18, 180-312
Credits, estate-tax returns of resident decedents:
Bv net estate classes 54-59, 68-69
By States 60-67
Credits, individual income tax, classified:
By income classes 21-22, 75
By income classes and by States 92-166
By years 1913-1928 38
Earned net income 7
D
Deductions:
Corporation income-tax returns, by those reporting net income and
no net income —
By industrial groups 26-27
By States 314, 316
Estate-tax returns —
Bv net estate classes, and by resident and nonresident decedents. 54-59,
68-69
By States, resident decedents 60-67
Individual income-tax returns —
By income classes 23, 90
Bv sources of income 8, 24
BV states 87
By years 1916-1928 44-46
Net loss for prior year {see also Net loss, prior year) 6, 27
Taxes paid other than income tax —
Corporation returns 318-332, 390-407, 413-423
Individual returns 17, 91
Taxes paid included in business deductions 17, 91
Deficit, corporation. {See Corporation deficit.)
Depletion, corporate statutory deductions for, income-tax returns, by
industrial groups:
All corporations, amount and percentage of total receipts. 318-321, 330-332
Bv corporations reporting net income and no net income 322-328
Consolidated returns 390-407
Fiscal year returns 413-423
Depreciation, corporate statutory deductions for, income-tax returns, by
industrial groups:
All corporations, amount and percentage of total receipts. 318-321, 330-332
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 322-328
ConsoHdated returns 390-407
Fiscal year returns 413-423
470 INDEX
Dividends:
Corporation income from, by industrial groups — Page
All corporations, amount and percentage of total receipts. 30, 32, 319-321
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 323-328
Consolidated returns 391-407
Fiscal year returns 414-423
Individual income from —
By income classes, amounts and percentages 6, 8-10, 23-24, 89
By States 86
By years 1916-1928 44-46
Frequency distribution by size of specific source of income 11-13
Dividends paid to shareholders, corporation income-tax returns:
Cash and stock, by corporations reporting net income and no net
income —
Bv analvsis of corporation compiled receipts and statutorv de-
'ductions 319-321, 323-328, 390-407, 413-423
Bv States 317
By years 1922-1928 29
Domestic service — restaurants, laundries, etc., income-tax returns of
corporations engaged in {see also Service) 338, 380-385, 411
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Earned income of individuals, tax credit of 25 per cent on:
By income classes 75
By income classes and by States 92-166
Item defined 7
Total, 1924-1928 7
Electric light and power companies, income-tax returns of corporations
(see also Transportation and other public utilities) 338, 411
Electrical machinery and equipment, income-tax returns of corporations
engaged in manufacture of (see also Metal products and processes) __ 336, 410
Electric rkilwaj-s, etc., income-tax returns of corporations (see also Trans-
portation and other public utilities) 338, 411
Estate tax:
By net estate classes, resident and nonresident decedents 54-59, 68-69
By periods 1916-1929, total, and bv resident and nonresident dece-
'dents "_ 69
By States, resident decedents 60-67
Changes in tax laws affecting the comparability of statistical data 462
Defined and distinguished from inheritance tax 52
Relation of taxes in returns to tax receipts for same period 52
Total before deducting tax credits, resident decedents —
Bv net estate classes 54, 68
By States 60-67
Estate-tax returns:
By periods 1916-1929, total, and by resident and nonresident dece-
'dents 69
Nonresident decedents, by net estate classes 69
Number of —
By net estate classes 54, 68
By periods 1916-1929 69
By States 60-67
Resident decedents —
By net estate classes 54, 68
By States, and by estates subject to and not subject to tax 60-67
Nature of property and deductions, by net estate classes 54-59
Unaudited returns tabulated 52
Exemptions from tax:
Corporation income-tax returns. 28
Individual income-tax returns 6, 21-23, 73-75
Exemptions from normal tax, individual income-tax returns 6
Factor}- machinery, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged in
manufacture of (see also Metal products and processes) 336, 410
Farming, fruit, cotton, grain, stock, etc., income-tax returns of corpora-
tions engaged in (see also Agriculture and related industries) 334, 408-
INDEX 471
Page
Fertilizers, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of
(see also Chemicals and allied substances) 336, 409
Fiduciary sources, individual income from:
By income classes (amounts and percentages) 8, 9-10, 21-24, 89
By States _ . _. 86
By years 1916-1928 44-46
Finance:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in, by industrial sub-
groups 26-27, 34, 339, 412
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in —
By assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By consolidated returns 34, 394, 400, 406
By income classes 378, 388
By States _ _ .371
By years 1920-1928 372
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 321,
325, 328, 332, 394, 400, 406
Individual income from, number of returns and net profit 15-16
Special deductions allowed life insurance companies 25
Financing retail sales of automobiles, pianos, radios, etc., income-tax
returns of corporations engaged in (see also Finance) 339, 412
Fiscal-year returns, individual and corporation 1, 35
Corporations —
By industrial groups 408-412
By months ending the fiscal \-ear 36
By size of net income and net deficit ._ 36
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions 413-423
Part-year returns 37
Food preparations, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged in
manufacture of (see Food products, beverages, and tobacco) .
Food products, beverages, and tobacco:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of, bv
industrial subgroups 26, 27, 34, 334, 408
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of —
By assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By consolidated returns 34, 390, 396, 402
By income classes 375
By States 346
By years 1920-1928 347
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 318,
322, 326, 330, 390, 396, 402
Revised data for 1927; soft drinks, tobacco, and other food
products 340
Individual income from manufacture of, number of returns, and net
profit 14-16
Forestrj', fishing, ice harvesting, etc., income-tax returns of corporations
engaged in (see also Agriculture and related industries) 334, 408
Forms :
Corporation income-tax returns 1120, 1120L Follows p. 463
Individual income-tax returns 1040A, 1040 Follows p. 463
Frequency distribution of individual returns according to size of income
from specific sources 10-13
Furniture, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufac-
ture of (see also Lumber and wood products) 335, 409
G
Gas companies, natural and artificial, income-tax returns of corporations
(see also Transportation and other public utilities) 338, 411
Gloves, saddlery, harness, trunks, tanning, etc., income-tax returns of
corporations engaged in manufacture of (see also Leather and leather
products) ----- 335,409
Government securities wholly and partially tax exempt, reported in indi-
vidual income-tax returns. (See Tax-exempt securities.)
Gross corporation income. (See Corporation income.)
472 INDEX
Gross estate, estate-tax returns: Page-
By net estate classes, resident and nonresident decedents 54, 68, 69
By periods 1916-1929, total, and by resident and nonresident dece-
dents 69
By States, resident decedents 60-67
Gross sales, corporation returns:
All corporations 31 8-32 1
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 322-328
Consolidated returns 390-407
Fiscal year returns 413-423
H
Hardware and tools, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged in
the manufacture of {see also Metal products and processes) 336, 410
Heads of families, classified, individual income-tax returns of, number and
net income 5, 79-84
Holders and lessors of mining property, income-tax returns of corporations
(see also Mining and quarrying) 334, 408
Holding companies, income-tax returns of corporations (see also Finance) _ 339, 412
Household machinery and equipment, income-tax returns of corporations
engaged in manufacture of (see also Metal products and processes) ._ 336, 410
Husbands and wives, joint individual income-tax returns of, number and
net income 5, 79-84
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Income, corporations. (>See Corporation income.)
Income, individual. (*See Individual income.)
Income, statement of corporations. (»S'ee Corporation income statement.)
Income tax, corporation. (*See Corporation income tax.)
Income tax, individual. (*See Individual income tax.)
Income-tax returns. (See Corporation income-tax returns; Individual
income-tax returns.)
Income and profits taxes paid foreign countries:
Corporation 28
Individual 7
Individual income (see also Earned income; Tax-exempt securities):
Net—
1924-1926 figures not comparable with prior years 7
Average per return by States 73
By income classes 21-23, 74
By income classes and by sex and family relationship 82-84
By income classes and by States 92-166
By sex and familv relationship 5, 79-81, 82-84
By States 1 72,79,87
By States and by sex and family relationship 79-81
By years 1913-1928, amount 38
By years 1916-1928 and by income classes 40
By years 1916-1928 and by States 167-179
Capital net loss from sale of assets held more than 2 years 6,
75, 92-166
Exempt from normal tax 6
Item defined 2
Net loss for prior year (see also Net loss for prior year, deduction) . 6
Simple and cumulative distributions, amounts and percentages,
by income classes 4, 77
Nontaxable, under $10,000—
By income classes 74, 82-84
By income classes and by States 167-179
Sources of, in detail —
By income classes 8-10, 88-91
By States 85-87
Sources of, main —
Amount and percentage of total 8
By income classes 8-10, 22-24
By years 1916-1928 44-47
Frequency distribution, by size of specific source of income 10-13
INDEX 473
Individual income — Continued.
Total— Page
Bv income classes 8, 90
By States.- 87
Individual income tax see also Individual war-profits tax; Capital net gain) :
Amount, average per return, and rate on net income 3
Amount, by States, and percentages 73
Average per return —
By States 73
By years 1916-1928 and by income classes 41-43
By years 1916-1928 and by States 167-179
By income classes 40-41
By income classes and by States 92-166
By States 73
By years 1913-1928 J. 38
Bv vears 1916-1928 and by income classes 40-41
Bv vears 1916-1928 and bv States 167-179
Comparison 1928 with 1927 3
Credits. {See Credits, individual income-tax returns.)
Earned net income 7
Foreign countries and possessions of the United States, paid to 7
Normal tax —
By income classes 75
Bv income classes and by States 92-166
By years 1913-1928 _--- 38
Simple and cumulative distributions, amounts and percentages, by
income classes 5, 78
Surtax —
By income classes 75
Bv income classes and by States 92-166
By years 1913-1928 38
Total, before tax credits —
By income classes 74-75
By income classes and by States 92-166
By years 38
Individual income-tax returns {see also Individual income; Individual
income tax) :
1928 and 1927 returns compared 3
By income classes and, under $10,000, by taxable and nontaxable
returns 75
By income classes and by States and, under $10,000, by taxable and
nontaxable returns 92-166
By sex and family relationship —
Amounts and percentages 5
By income classes and, under $10,000, by taxable and nontaxable
returns 82-84
Bv States 79-81
By States 72
By years 1913-1928, number, net income, and tax 38
By vears 1916-1928 and bv income classes 39
By years 1916-1928 and by States 167-179
Changes in tax laws affecting comparability of statistical data 449-457
Credits . 456-457
Norinal tax rates 450
Personal exemption 450
Surtax rates 452-455
Deductions in. {See Deductions.)
Exemptions from normal tax.' {See Exemptions from normal tax.)
Fiscal and calendar j^ear returns tabulated. {See also Fiscal year
returns.)
Number of —
Bv cities 180-312
By counties 180-312
By income classes 4, 39, 74
By sex and family relationship 5, 79-84
By States 72,92-166
By taxable and nontaxable returns under $10,000 74, 92-166
By taxable and nontaxable returns by years, 1916-1928 38
474 INDEX
Individual income-tax returns — Continued.
Number of — Continued. Page
By years 38, 167-179
By simple and cumulative distributions, amounts, and percent-
ages, by income classes 4, 76-78
Frequency distribution, by size of specific source of income 11-13
Percentage of population filing, by States 73
Simple and cumulative distributions, amounts, and percentages, by
income classes 4, 76-78
Sources of income —
Amount and percentage of total 8
Bv income classes 8-10, 88-90
B V States 85-87
By years, 1916-1928 44-47
Frequency distribution, bj^ size of specific source of income 11-13
Special tabulation of individual returns showing net income under
$5,000 19-24
Form 1040A, comparison of total income, wages and salaries,
dividends, net income and tax, as estimated in Statistics of
Income and as tabulated by the collectors from the returns. _ 20
Form 1040, net income less than $5,000, by income classes 21
Form 1040A, net income less than $5,000, by income classes 22
Form 1040, net income less than $5,000, distribution of income
by sources of income, general deductions and net income, by
income classes. Data tabulated 22,23
Form 1040A, net income less than $5,000, distribution of income
by sources of income, general deductions and net income, by
income classes. Data estimated on basis of sample 23
Form 1040, no net income, showing number of returns, sources
of income, and deductions 24
Tax-exempt securities in. (See Tax-exempt securities.)
Unaudited returns tabulated 1
Individuals required to file returns, 1914-1928. {See Changes in tax laws
affecting comparability of statistical data.)
Insurance companies, not agents (see also Finance) :
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in 339, 412
Special deductions allowed 25
Interest and other income, individual income from (see also Tax-exempt
securities) :
Amount and percentage 8
By income classes, amounts, and percentages 9-10, 89
By States 86
By years 44-47
Interest on Government obligations. (See Tax-exempt securities.)
Interest paid by corporations, by industrial groups:
All corporations, amount and percentage of total receipts 318-321,
330-332, 390-395
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 322-328,
396-407
Consolidated returns 390-407
Inventory, corporation balance sheets:
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 32
By industrial groups 380, 382, 384
By size of net income and deficit 386
Iron and steel, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged in the
manufacture of {see also Metal products and processes) 336, 410
J
Joint returns of husbands and wives. {See Husbands.)
K
Knit goods, sweaters, hosiery, etc., income-tax returns of corporations en-
gaged in manufacture of (see also Textiles and textile products) 335. 409
INDEX 475
L
Leather and leather products: Page-
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of, bv
industrial subgroups 26-27, 335, 409'
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of —
By assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By consolidated returns 34, 390
Bv mcome classes 375
BV states 349-350
By years 1920-1928 350
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 318,
322, 326, 330-331, 390, 396, 402
Individual income from manufacture of, number of returns and net
profit 14-16
Liabilities, in corporation balance sheets:
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 31-32
By industrial groups 381-385
By size of nee income and deficit 387, 389
Life insurance companies, income-tax returns of corporations 339, 412
Special deauctious allowed 25
Loan companies,etc.,income-taxreturnsofcorporations(seeaZso Finance). 339, 412
Local transportation, taxicabs, drayage, etc., income-tax returns of cor-
porations engaged in {see also Transportation and other public utilities) . 337, 411
Locomotives and railroad equipment, income-tax returns of corporations
engaged in manufacture of (see also Metal products and processes) __. 336, 410
Lumber and wood products-:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of, by
industrial subgroups 26, 27, 34, 335, 409
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of —
Bv assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By consolidated returns 34, 392, 398, 404
By income classes 37&
Bv States 353.
By years 1920-1928 354
Compiled receipts and statutorj"^ deductions, classified 319,.
320, 323, 324, 327, 330, 392, 398, 404
Individual income from, number of returns and net profit 14-16'
M
Manufacturing:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in, by industrial sub-
groups 26, 27, 34, 334, 410
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in —
By assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
Bv income classes 375'
By States 344
By years 1920-1928 345
Compiled receipts and statutorj- deductions, classified 318,
322, 326, 330, 390, 396, 402
Revised figures. Statistics of Income, 1927 329
Individual income from, number of returns and net profit, by industrial
subgroups 14-16
Men, individual income-tax returns of, classified, number and net in-
come 5, 79-80, 82-83
Metal products and processes:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of, by
industrial subgroups 26, 27, 34, 334, 410'
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of —
Bv assets and liabilities, classified 380-385'
By consolidated returns 34, 392, 398, 404
B V income classes 376
Bv States 361
By years 1920-1928 - 363
Compiled receipts and statutorj* deductions, classified 319,
320, 323, 324, 327, 332, 392, 398, 404
Revised figures. Statistics of Income, 1927 329'
Individual income from manufacture of, number of returns and net
profit 14r-16
107095—30 31
476 INDEX
Page
Metal mining, iron, copper, gold, silver, etc., income-tax returns of corpo-
rations engaged in {see also Mining and quarrying) 334, 408
Milling, bran, flour, meal, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged
in manufacture of (see also Food products, beverages, and tobacco) __ 334, 408
Mining and quarrying:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in, by industrial sub-
groups 26,27,34,334,408
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in —
By assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By consolidated returns 34, 390, 396, 402
By income classes 375
By States 343
By years 1920-1928 344
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 318,
322, 326, 330-331, 390, 396, 402
Individual income from, number of returns and net profit 14-16
Mortgages, corporation balance sheets 381, 383, 385, 387
Motor vehicles and accessories, income-tax returns of corporations engaged
in manufacture of (see also Metal products and processes) 336, 410
N
National banks, income-tax returns of corporations _ — _ 339, 412
Net income, corporation or individual. {See Corporation income; Indi-
vidual income.)
Net loss for prior-year deduction:
Corporation income-tax returns —
By industrial groups 26, 27
By industrial groups and subgroups 334-340, 408-412
By States 315
By years and amount 27-28
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions. 318-332, 390-407, 413-423
Individual income-tax returns —
By income classes 74
By States 72
Years 1922-1928 6-7
Net estate, estate-tax returns:
By net-estate classes 54-61, 68, 69
By periods 1916-1929, total, and by resident and nonresident dece-
"dents 69
By States, resident decedents 60-67
Normal income tax, individuals:
Amount. (<See Individual income tax.)
Exemptions from. (»See Exemptions from normal tax.)
Net income subject to. {See Individual income.)
Notes and accounts payable, corporation balance sheets.. _ 32, 381, 383, 385, 387
Notes and accounts receivable, corporation balance sheets. 32, 380, 382, 384, 386
O
Oil and gas, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in the mining of
{see also Mining and quarrjang) 334, 408
Office equipment, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged in
manufacture of (see also Metal products and processes) 336, 410
P
Packing-house products, fresh meats, hams, bacon, etc., income-tax re-
turns of corporations engaged in manufacture of {see also Food products,
beverages, and tobacco) 334, 408
Paper, pulp, and products:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of, by
industrial subgroups 26, 27, 34, 336, 409
INDEX 477
Paper, pulp, and products — Continued.
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of — Page
By assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By consolidated returns 34, 392, 398, 404
Bv income classes 376
By States 354-356
By years 1920-1927 356
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 319-320,
323-324, 327, 330, 392, 398, 404
Individual income from manufacture of, number of returns, and net
profit 14-16
Partnership returns of income, number of, 1917-1928 24
Partnership war-profits tax, 1917 38
Partnerships, individual income from:
By income classes, amounts and percentages 8-10, 22, 23, 88
By States 85
By years 44-46
Personal exemption, individual income-tax returns:
By income classes and, under $10,000, by taxable and nontaxable
returns 74
By States _• 73
Petroleum and mineral oil refining, income-tax returns of corporations
engaged in 336, 409
Preferred stock corporation balance sheets:
By industrial groups 381, 383, 385
By size of net income and deficit 387
Printing and publishing:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of, bv
industrial subgroups 26-27, 34, 336, 409
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in —
Assets and liabilities, classified 380-387
By income classes 376-377
By States 356-357
By years 1920-1928 . 357
Compiled receipts and statutbr}' deductions, classified 319,
323, 327, 330, 392, 398, 404
Individual income from, number of returns, and net profits 14-16
Profits from sale of real estate, stocks, and bonds, etc., individual income
from :
By income classes, amounts and percentages 8-9, 22-23, 88
By States 85
By years 44-46
Frequency distribution, by size of specific source of income 11-13
Property in estate-tax returns of resident decedents, by net estate classes,
classified 54-59
Public utilities. {See Transportation and other public utilities.)
Q
Quarrying, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in (see also Mining
and quarrying) 334, 408
R
Radio broadcasting companies, income-tax returns of corporations (see
also other public utilities) 338, 411
Radios, complete or in parts, income-tax returns of corporations engaged
in manufacture of (see also Miscellaneous manufacturing) 337, 410
Rail transportation, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in (see
also Transportation and other public utilities) 337, 411
Real estate and holding companies, etc., income-tax returns of corpora-
tions (see also Finance) 339, 412
Rents and royalties, individual income from:
Bv income classes, amounts and percentages 9-10, 22-24, 89
By States 86
By years 44-46
Frequency distribution, by size of specific source of income 11-13
478 INDEX
Page
Restaurants, hotels, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged in
(see also Service) 338, 411
Retail trade, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in (see also
Trade) 338,411
Royalties, individual income from. (See Rents and royalties.)
Rubber and related products:
Income-tax return of corporations engaged in manufacture of, by
industrial subgroups 26, 27, 34, 335, 409
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of —
By assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By consolidated returns 34, 392, 398, 404
Bv income classes 376
Bv States 351
By years 1920-1928 352
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 318,
322, 326, 330, 392, 398, 404
Individual income from manufacture of, number of returns, and net
profits 14^16
Rubber boots, shoes, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged in
manufacture of (see also Rubber and related products) 335, 409
S
Salaries and wages, individual income from. (See Wages and salaries.)
Sale of real estate, stocks, bonds, etc., individual income from profits from.
^(jSee Profits from sale of real estate, stocks, bonds, etc.)
Sawmill and planing-miU products, income-tax returns of corporations
engaged in manufacture of (see also Lumber and wood products) 335, 409
Service:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in, by industrial sub- •
groups 26, 27, 34, 338, 411
Income-tax returns of corporations, engaged in —
Bv assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By consolidated returns 34,394,400,406
Bv income classes 378
Bv States 369
By years 1920-1928 371
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 321,
325, 328, 332, 394, 400, 406
Individual income from, number of returns, and net profits 14-16
Shipbuilding and repairing, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in
(see also Construction) 337, 410
Silk and rayon goods, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged
in manufacture of (see also Textiles and textile products) 335, 409
Soft drinks, wine, mineral waters, etc., income-tax returns of corporations
engaged in manufacture of (see also Food products, beverages, and
tobacco) 335, 340,408
Special tabulation of individual returns, showing net income under $5,000
^(see also Individual income-tax returns) 19-24
State and private banks, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in
(see also Finance) 339, 412
State and local securities reported in individual income-tax returns 18
Steam railroads, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged in (see
also Transportation and other public utilities) 337,411
Stock dividends in corporation income-tax returns. (See Dividends.)
Stock and bond brokers, income-tax returns of corporations (see also
Finance) 339,412
Stone, clay, and glass products:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of, by
industrial subgroups 26, 27, 34, 336, 409
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of —
B\' assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
Bv income classes 378
Bv consolidated returns 34, 392, 398, 404
Bv States 359
nroBx 479
Stone, clay, and glass products — Continued.
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of —
Continued. Page
By years 1920-1928 361
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 319,
320, 323, 324, 327, 332, 392, 398, 404
Individual income from manufacture of, number of returns, and net
profits 14-16
Sugar — cane, beet, maple, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged
in manufacture of (see also Food products, beverages, and tobacco) . - 335, 408
Surplus. (See Corporation surplus.)
Surtax, individual income tax. (See Individual income tax.)
T
Taxes paid other than income tax:
Individual income-tax returns —
By income classes 17
By States and Territories 91
Corporation income-tax returns, by industrial groups 318-328,
330-332, 390-407
Tax-exempt income:
Corporation income-tax returns. (See Exemptions, corporation re-
turns.)
Dividends, corporation returns. (See Dividends.)
Exemi:)t from normal tax, individual income-tax returns. (See Ex-
emptions from normal tax.)
From securities, individual and corporation returns. (See Tax-exempt
securities.)
Tax-exempt interest. (See Tax-exempt securities.)
Tax-exempt securities in corporation balance sheets, by industrial groups.
Tax-exempt securities :
Corporation income from —
All corporations, amount and percentage of total receipts 318, 330
By industrial groups 318-332,380-385,390-407
By corporations reporting net income and no net income 322-328
By size of net income and deficit 385-387
Consolidated returns 390-407
Fiscal year returns 413-423
In estate-tax returns of resident decedents, by net estate classes,
classified 54-59
In individual income-tax returns —
Partiallj- tax exempt, Government —
Amount owned and interest received, returns of net income
over $5,000—
Bjf income classes 17-18
Income from —
By income classes 9-10
Tax forms for 1928 Follow page.. 463
Telephone and telegraph companies, income-tax returns of corporations
(see also Transportation and other public utilities) 338, 411
Textiles and textile products:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of, bj'
industrial subgroups 26, 27, 335, 409
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in manufacture of —
By assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By consolidated returns 34, 390
Bv income classes 375
By States 347-349
By years, 1920-1928 - - 349
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 318,
322, 326, 330-331, 390, 396, 402
Individual income from, number of returns, and net profit 14-16
Theaters, legitimate, vaudeville, etc., income-tax returns of corporations
(see also Service) — 338, 411
Tires and tubes, etc., income-tax returns of corporations engaged in the
manufacture of (see also Rubber and related products) 335, 409
Tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, etc., income-tax returns of corporations (see
also Food products, beverages, and tobacco) 335, 408
480 INDEX
Trade : ■ Pa»e
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in, by industrial sub-
groups 1 26, 27, 338, 411
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in —
By assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By consolidated returns 34^ 394
By income classes 378
By States _ 368-369
By years 1920-1928 • 369
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 321
325, 328. 332, 394, 400, 406
Individual income from, number of returns and net profit 14—16
Transportation and other public utilities:
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in, bv industrial sub-
groups ; 26-27,34,337,411
Income-tax returns of corporations engaged in —
By assets and liabilities, classified 380-385
By income classes 378
By States 366-367
By years 1920-1928 367
Compiled receipts and statutory deductions, classified 321,
325, 328, 332, 394, 400, 406
Revised figures. Statistics of Income, 1927
Individual income from, number of returns and net profit 14-16
Trust companies, savings banks, etc., income-tax returns of corporations
(see also Finance) 339, 412
U
United States Government bonds, wholly and partially tax exempt, re-
ported in individual income-tax returns. (*See Tax-exempt securities.)
W
Wages and salaries, individual income from:
By income classes, amounts and percentages 8-9, 22-24, 44-46
By States 85
Frequency distribution, by size of specific source of income 11-13
War-profits tax. {See Corporation war-profits and excess-profits taxes;
Individual war-profits tax; Partnership war-profits tax.)
Water companies, income-tax returns of corporations (see also Transporta-
tion and other public utilities) 337, 411
Water transportation,', ncome-tax returns of corporations (see also Trans-
portation and other public utilities) 338, 411
Wholesale trade, income-tax returns of corporations engaged in (see also
Trade) 338,411
Wives, separate individual income-tax returns of, number of returns and
net income 5, 81, 84
Wives and husbands, joint individual returns of. (*See Husbands.)
Women, individual income-tax returns of, classified, luimber of returns,
and net income 6, 80, 83
Woolen and worsted goods, income-tax returns of corporations engaged
in manufacture of (see also Textiles and textile products) 335, 401
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