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STATISTICS 1QC7
OF INCOME luDl
BUSINESS
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Internal Revenue Service
Randolph W. Thrower, Commissioner
William H. Smith, Deputy Commissioner
Albert W. Brisbin, Assistant Commissioner (Planning and Research)
Statistics Division
Vito Natrella, Director
Robert J. Tolliver, Assistant Director
Thomas F. McHugh, Chief, income. Finance, and Wealth Branch
Ted E. McHold, Chief, Statisticai Techniques Branch
Alfred J. McKeon, Chief, Mathematical Statistics Branch
Thomas M. Durkin, Chief. Program Management Branch
This
BOSTON PUBLItXgRAgJ^^^
WIAY 1 1 2000J
report was prepared under the direction of William J. Smith, Jr.,
Chief, Business Statistics Staff, Income, Finance, and Wealth
Branch. Important contributions were made by Jack H. Taylor.
Other branches of the Statistics Division assisted in
development of the sample design, the preparation of
processing procedures, and the post-tabulation
review of the data. Statistical abstracting of
the data was conducted by the service centers at
Andover, Massachusetts; Austin, Texas; Chamblee,
Georgia; Cincinnati, Ohio; Kansas City, Missouri;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and Ogden, Utah;
and the Data Center in Detroit, Michigan, which
also developed the computer systems design and
conducted computer processing of the data.
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Letter of Transmittal
Treasury Department,
Office of Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
Washington, D. C, July 6, 1970.
Dear Mr. Secretary:
I am transmitting the complete report. Statistics of hicome- -1967,
Business Income Tax Returns, prepared in partial fulfillment of the re-
quirement of section 6108 of the Internal Revenue Code that statistics be
published annually with respect to the operation of the income tax laws.
This report reflects data from the tax and information returns filed by
more than 9 million proprietorships, 900 thousand partnerships, and 1.5
million corporations.
Industry classification is a dominant feature of this report series;
and in this issue it appears, as in past issues, in nearly every table along
with measures of business income, expenses, and size. New features in
this issue include frequencies for income statement items of unincor-
porated businesses, data on proprietorships in larger Standard Metro-
politan Statistical Areas, and data on size of payroll for unincorporated
businesses.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Hon. David M. Kennedy,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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Contents
Guide to tables by subject, v
Section 1
Total business activity, 1
Section 2
Proprietorships. 21
Section 3
Partnerships, 151
Section 4
Small Business Corporations, 217
Section 5
All corporations, 239
Section 6
Law and terminology, 305
Section 7
Sample design and limitations, 313
Section 8
1967 Forms and instructions, 327
Section 9
Historical summary, 369
Section 10
Index, 381
IV
Guide to Tables ... by Subject
BALANCE SHEET REPORTING
Partnerships (table 3.9), 213
BUSINESS AND NONBUSINESS INCOME BY INDUSTRY
Proprietorships (table 2.12), 128
PAYROLL
Proprietorships (table 2.10), 115
Partnerships (table 3.7), 205
PETROLEUM PRODUCTION INTEREST
Proprietorships (table 2A), 23
COST OF DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY
Proprietorships (table 2.11), 119
HISTORICAL
Proprietorships (table 9.1), 370
Partnerships (table 9,2), 372
Small Business Corporations (table 9.3),
All corporations (table 9.4), 378
375
INCOME STATEMENTS
Proprietorships (table 2.2), 31
Partnerships (tables 3.2, 3.8), 159, 207
Small Business Corporations (tables 4.2, 4.6),
All corporations (tables 5.2, 5,3), 247, 254
219, 232
INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION, MAXIMUM DETAIL
Proprietorships (table 2.1), 25
Partnerships (table 3.1), 153
Small Business Corporations (table 4.1), 218
All corporations (table 5.1), 240
METROPOLITAN AREA DATA
Proprietorships (tables 2.8, 2.9),
104, 110
SIZE CLASSIFICATIONS
Adjusted gross income:
Proprietorships (table 2.12), 128
Business receipts:
Proprietorships (tables 2.3, 2.11), 41, 119
Partnerships (tables 3.3, 3.9), 165, 213
Small Business Corporations (table 4.3), 223
All corporations (table 5.4), 261
Gross profit:
Proprietorships (table 2.4), 69
Partnerships (table 3.4), 181
Small Business Corporations (table 4,4) 226
All corporations (table 5.5), 277
Total assets:
Partnerships (tables 3.8, 3,9), 207-212
Small Business Corporations (table 4.6), 232
STATE AND METROPOLITAN AREA DATA
Proprietorships (tables 2.5-2.9), 77-110
Partnerships (tables 3.5, 3.6), 186, 201
Small Business Corporations (table 4.5), 230
All corporations (tables 5.6, 5.7), 284-304
TOTAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY
All business summary (table 1.1), 6
Section
1
CONTENTS
Size of business operations. 1
Industrial activity by State. 4
Text tables
1A Corporate and noncorporate businesses: Number, business receipts, cost
of goods sold, gross profit, depreciation, and inventory. 1966 and
1967. 1
IB Proprietorships. Number, business receipts, gross profit, and net profit,
by industrial division. 1966 and 1967, 2
1C Partnerships; Number, business receipts, gross profit, and net profit, by
industrial division, 1966 and 1967, 2
10 Small Business Corporation returns. Form 1120S: Number, business
receipts, gross profit, and net income, by industrial division. 1966 and
1967, 2
1E All corporation returns: Number, business receipts, gross profit, and net
income, by industrial division, 1966 and 1967, 2
Total Business
Activity
Charts
1A Number of businesses and receipts, by industrial division, 3
1B Payroll as a percent of business receipts, 4
Basic table
1.1 Number of businesses, business receipts, and selected deductions, for
selected industries, 1966 and 1967, 5
This report presents financial and economic data from
the tax returns of 9J million proprietorships, 906
thousand partnerships, and 1.5million corporations, por-
traying virtually all American business activity during
1967. Table lA summarizes these data by type of organi-
zation and compares them to 1966. The data are from
Table lA. —NONCORPORATE AND CORPORATE BUSINESSES: NUMBER, BUSINESS
RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT, DEPRECIATION, AND
INVENTORY, 1966 AND 1967
Selected items
Number of businesses, total.
Noncorporate businesses.
Proprietorships
Partnerships
Corporate businesses
Small Business Corporations.
Business receipts, total..
Noncorporate businesses.
Proprietorships ,
Partnerships
Corporate businesses
Small Business Corporations.
Cost of goods sold, total.
Noncorporate businesses.
Proprietorships
Partnerships
Corporate businesses
Small Business Corporations.
Gross profit (less loss), total.
Noncorporate businesses
Proprietorships
Partnerships
Corporate businesses
Small Business Corporations.
Depreciation, total
Noncorporate businesses.
Proprietorships
Partnerships
Corporate businesses
Small Business Corporations.
Inventory, end-of-year, total.
Noncorporate businesses.
Proprietorships
Partnerships
Corporate businesses
Small Business Corporations.
CD
ia,.478,U9
10,009,394
9,086,714
922,680
1,468,725
181,851
(2)
11,566,624
10,032,264
9,126,082
906,182
1,534,360
200,734
1,509,970
285,600
207,447
78,153
1,224,370
49,858
1,031,967
165,542
120,091
45,451
866,425
36,379
478,003
120,058
87,356
32,702
357,945
13,480
48,552
11,079
8,314
2,765
37,473
892
157, 694
16,675
11,811
4,864
141,019
4,373
1,574,395
289,395
211,372
78,023
1,285,000
55,743
1,072,685
164,087
120,939
43,148
908,598
40,805
501,709
125,308
90,433
34,875
376,401
14,937
52,580
11,760
8,753
3,007
40,820
1,006
16,533
11,634
4,899
151,581
4,801
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percent)
(3)
0.2
0.4
-1.8
4.5
10.4
1.3
1.9
-0.2
5.0
11.8
-0.9
0.7
-5.1
4.9
12.2
4.4
3.5
6.6
6.1
5.3
8.9
12.8
-0.9
-1.5
0.7
7.5
9.8
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and niay not add to totals.
samples of 1967 tax and information returns, designed
to give complete coverage of all business returns filed.
The period covered by most of the returns was the cal-
endar year 1967; normally, almost all proprietorships,
about 85 percent of the partnerships, and nearly half of
the corporations file for calendar years.
The industrial activity of the business is a primary
feature of this report, and nearly every table contains
some industry classification. Coverage for proprietor-
ships and partnerships has been expanded to up to 162
industry classes this year, with most of the added detail
occurring in the areas of contract construction, trans-
portation, retail trade, and services. In some tables, the
industry data are cross -classified by various size cate-
gories, such as business receipts, gross profit, payroll,
or total assets, or by the geographic area where the
return was filed. Tables IB through IE summarize the
year-to-year changes by industrial division for each of
the forms of business organization. Chart lA summarizes
the relative importance of the forms of business organi-
zation in each industrial division.
Table 1.1 shows business receipts and selected deduc-
tions for industries important in one or another of the
corporate and noncorporate forms of business. The items
selected for presentation in this table are not strictly
comparable for all the forms, but they are comparable
enough for purposes of rough comparisons within an in-
dustry. Limitations on the comparability of these items
are mentioned under the item headings in the ' 'Explana-
tion of Terms."
SIZE OF BUSINESS OPERATIONS
Business Receipts and Gross Profit
Within most industries, business receipts mean much
the same thing whether reported by proprietorships,
partnerships, or corporations. The use of business re-
ceipts as a size classifier, therefore, makes it possible
to compare the various forms of business organizations
within an industry on a more equal footing than some other
measures might. Data classified by industry and size of
Business Returns/1967 • Total Business Activity
Table IB. —PROPRIETORSHIPS: NUMBER, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, GROSS PROFIT, AND NET PROFIT, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION, 1966 AND 1967
Number of businesses
business receipts
Gross profit (less l;s£)
Net profit (less loss)
Industrial division
1966
1967
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percent)
1966
(Million
doll.,,)
1967
(Million
dollor.)
Increase or
decrease {-)
(Percent)
1966
(Million
dollere)
1967
(Million
±,tUre)
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percent)
1966
(Million
dotUrt)
1967
(Million
dollere)
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percent)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(?)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries.,
jitining
9,086,714
3,172,739
42,696
689,842
179,649
296,361
1,812,872
280,547
1,512,557
575,942
2,270,739
9,126,082
3,195,602
45,677
630,460
169,505
277,807
1,840,621
260,145
1,543,999
548,651
2,327,684
0.4
0.7
7.0
-1.4
-5.6
-6.3
1.5
-7.3
2.1
-4.7
2.5
207,447
35,486
1,117
19,164
7,145
5,755
99,684
19,808
78,610
6,594
31,991
211,372
35,271
1,323
18,334
6,473
5,539
102,629
19,712
81,116
6,738
34,784
1.9
-0.6
13.4
-4.3
-9.4
-3.8
3.0
-0.5
3.2
2.2
8.7
87,356
14,932
914
7,307
3,013
4,544
25,094
4,586
20,186
5,345
25,978
90,433
14,980
1,110
7,413
2,744
4,280
25,993
4,386
21,092
5,430
28,322
3.5
0.3
21.4
1.5
-8.9
-5.8
3.6
-4.4
4.5
1.6
9.0
30,030
4,498
'76
2,733
872
869
6,890
1,651
5,177
2,151
11,999
30,408
3,770
I57
2,751
748
812
7,062
1,512
5,412
2,242
13,020
1.3
-16.2
(')
0.7
-14.2
Transportation, conratunication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitary services
-6.6
2.5
-8.4
4.5
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
4.2
8.5
^Net loss exceeds net profit. Percent not applicable.
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
Not shown separately, but included in the appropriate totals,
not allocable,"
are data for the industiy classifications "Wholesale and retail trade not allocable" and "Nature of business
Table IC— ACTIVE PARTNERSHIPS:
NUMBER,
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, GROSS PROFIT, AND NET
PROFIT,
BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION, 1966
AND 1967
number of partnerships
Business receipts
Gross profit (less loss)
Net profit (less loss)
Industrial division
1966
1967
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percent)
1966
(MilUon
dollars)
1967
(Million
dollars)
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percent)
1966
(Million
doners)
1967
(Million
dollars)
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percent)
1966
(Million
dollars)
1967
(Million
dollars)
Increase or
decrease (-)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
922,680
906,182
-1.8
78,153
78,023
-0.2
32,702
34,875
6.6
10,445
10,866
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries....
125,101 ■
13,238
56,115
36,544
15,484
231,254
29,179
199,804
268,563
172,384
124,633
13,243
52,342
34,486
15,236
220,700
31,461
186,629
274,730
165, 697
-0.4
-6.7
-5.6
-1.6
-4.6
7.8
-6.6
2.3
-3.9
5,268
882
7,771
6,077
1,238
35,425
11,142
23,987
7,742
13, 660
5,450
1,045
7,129
5,640
1,310
34,448
10,796
23,294
8,134
14,744
3.5
18.5
-8.3
-7.2
5.8
-2.8
-3.1
-2.9
5.1
7.9
2,084
392
1,656
1,729
487
8,243
1,763
6,392
6,956
11,094
2,055
572
1,756
1,678
492
8,387
1,923
6,369
7,730
12,143
-1.4
45.9
6.0
-2.9
1.0
1.7
9.1
-0.4
11.1
9.5
750
>rL
763
617
154
2,247
506
1,715
980
4,924
633
65
742
562
142
2,266
558
1,684
1,122
5,315
-15.6
(")
-2.8
-8.9
Transportation, communication, electric.
-7.8
0.8
-1.8
Finance, insurance, and real estate
14.5
7.9
^Net loss exceeds net profit. Percent not applicable.
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
Not shown separately, but included in the appropriate totals, are data for the industry classifications "Wholesale and retail trade not allocable"
and "Nature of business not allocable."
Table ID.— ACTIVE SMALL BUSINESS CORPORATION RETURNS,
FORM 1120-S:
DIVISION,
NUMBER, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, GROSS PROFIT, AND NET INCOME, BY INDUSTRIAL
1966 AND 1967
Number of returns
Business receipts
Gross profit (less loss)
Net income (less deficit)
Industrial division
1966
1967
Increase or
decrease (-)
1966
(Million
dollars)
1967
(Million
dollars)
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percent)
1966
(Million
dollars)
1967
(Million
dollars)
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percent)
1966
(Million
dollars)
1967
(Million
dollars)
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Perces}t)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
181,851
200,784
10.4
49,858
55,743
11.8
13,480
14,937
10.8
1,655
1,853
12.0
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries...
Mining
7,427
2,227
17,603
21,737
7,097
72,393
21,068
50,753
21,904
30,918
8,516
1,896
22,388
24,568
8,598
76,929
20,809
54,480
20,340
35,728
14.7
-14.9
27.2
13.0
21.1
6.3
-1.2
7.3
-7.1
15.6
1,184
741
5,255
9,332
1,277
26,793
11,702
14,877
877
4,396
1,373
388
6,611
10,491
1,332
29,940
U,997
17,445
814
4,621
16.0
-47.6
25.8
12.4
4.3
11.7
2.5
17.3
-7.2
5.1
367
177
i,&;o
2,522
558
6,088
2,240
3,784
611
2,114
441
147
1,328
2,841
552
7,005
2,197
4,659
574
1,998
20.2
-16.9
27.7
12.6
-1.1
15.1
-1.9
23.1
-6.1
-5.5
28
21
160
476
44
623
301
311
113
173
31
22
211
494
78
711
272
426
124
184
10.7
4.8
31.9
3.8
77.3
14.1
-9.6
37.0
9.7
3.4
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitaiy services
Wholesale trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
Not shown separately, but included in the appropriate totals, are data for the industry classifications "Wholesale and retail trade not allocable" and "Nature of business
not allocable."
Table IE.— ACTIVE CORPORATION RETURNS; NUMBER, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, GROSS PROFIT, AND NET INCOME, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION, 1966 AND 1967
Number of returns
Business receipts
Gross profit (less loss)
Net income (less deficit)
Industrial division
1966
1967
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percit)
1966
dollars)
1967
(Million
cbllara)
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percent)
1966
dollars)
1967
(Million
dollars)
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percent)
1966
(Million
dollars)
1967
fKilJion
dollars)
Increase or
decrease (-)
(Percent)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
1,468,725
27,945
14,831
112,373
187,642
59,925
453,174
151,177
298,432
402,740
202,065
1,534,360
32,448
14,441
123,180
197,023
66,045
465,841
142,531
315,581
399,115
220,561
4.5
16.1
-2.6
9.6
5.0
10.2
2.8
-5.7
5.7
-0.9
9.2
1,224,370
8,203
13,890
61,850
557,318
94,205
381,613
182,166
197,824
66,014
41,185
1,285,000
8,855
12,754
66,828
576,570
99,191
403,233
182,687
216,341
71,797
45,211
5.0
7.9
-8.2
8.0
3.5
5.3
5.7
0.3
9.4
8.8
9.8
357,945
2,316
5,703
9,983
166,441
39,527
81,524
28,467
52,677
33,792
18,624
376,401
2,331
5,345
11,199
172,675
40,887
88,423
28,858
53,579
36,466
18,859
5.2
0.6
-6.3
12.2
3.7
3.4
8.5
1.4
11.2
7.9
1.3
80,528
289
1,740
1,399
44,404
11,620
8,240
3,794
4,410
11,002
1,828
78,182
183
1,464
1,543
40,329
10,603
8,932
3,705
5,144
13,147
1,983
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries....
Mining
-36.7
-15.9
-9.2
Transportation, communication, electric.
-8.8
8.4
16.6
Finance, insurance, and real estate
19.5
8.5
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
Not shown separately, but included in the appropriate totals,
not allocable."
are data for the industry classifications "Wholesale and retail trade not allocable" and "Nature of business
Business Returns/1967 • Total Business Activity
Chart 1A
Number of businesses and receipts, by industrial divisions, 1967
Percent distribution by business organization
Agriculture, Mining Contract Manirfac-
forestry, and
fisheries
construction turing
Source: Table 1 .1
Transport-
ation and
public
utilities
Finance, Services
insurance,
and
real estate
Business Returns/1967 • Total Business Activity
business receipts are given in tables 2,3, 3.3, 4.3, and
5.4, for proprietorships, partnerships, Small Business
Corporations, and all corporations.
Gross profit on sales and operations, which is derived
by subtracting cost of sales or operations from business
receipts, is a similar measure used in one table in each
section. It has the advantage of discounting a large part
of the dollar volume differences attributable to the fact
that some businesses sell goods produced mainly by other
firms and some sell products whose value is created
mainly within the firm. Tables 2.4, 3.4, 4.4, and 5.5
contain data for proprietorships, partnerships. Small
Business Corporations, and all corporations, classified
by industry and size of gross profit.
Definitions of and further information about these clas-
sifiers are discussed in section 6, Explanation of Terms,
under the headings "Business receipts" and "Cost of
sales and operations."
Payroll Size for Proprietorships and Partnerships
An estimate of the size of the total payroll of proprie-
torships and partnerships has been derived by adding the
deductions reported on the salary and wages line to the
labor costs reported in the cost of goods sold schedule
and used in tables 2,10 and 3.7 to classify number of
businesses, business receipts, and payroll by size of
payroll.
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Chart IB
Payroll as a percent
of business receipts
As payrolt size increased, it became an
increasingly large percentage of the business
receipts of unincorporated businesses with
payroll.
Proprietorships
Partnerships
$1 under
$500
$500 $1500 $2500 $5000 $10,000 $20,000
under under under under under or more
$1500 $2500 $5000 $10,000 $20,000
Size of payroll deduction
Source; Tables 2.10 and 3.7
Whether comparing the size distributions of these two
forms of organization within industries or relating the
payroll dollar to business receipts, one must allow for
the fact that the owners' or partners' wages are not re-
flected in the payroll figure, and that some part of the
payroll figure may have been included in various deduc-
tion items such as commissions or other deductions and
thus missed in this tabulation. This latter reason, labor
costs hidden in other deduction items, is known to be
significant in the corporate area, so no corporate payroll
data were collected.
Size of Total Assets for Partnerships and
Small Business Corporations
The amount of the total assets owned by the business
is used as the size classifier in table 3,8 for partner-
ships and table 4,6 for Small Business Corporations,
Table 4,6 includes statistics for all Small Business Cor-
porations, since it was possible to estimate total assets
for the few companies that did not report balance sheet
data. However, nearly one-half of all partnerships do not
report total assets and no attempt was made to estimate
them for sucn a large percentage. Thus table 3,8 covers
only those partnerships reporting total assets.
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY BY STATE
Data classified by industry and by the State where the
returns were filed are presented in sections 2 through
5 for proprietorships, partnerships. Small Business
Corporations, and all corporations. These data are de-
rived from the same samples as the other data in this
report, which were designed to yield national rather than
State statistics. Nevertheless, these samples can be
used to estimate business activity by State, though re-
liable data are not available for every industry in all
States. Various groupings of industries and in some
cases of States have been made to alleviate this problem.
Another step taken to increase the reliability of the esti-
mates was to compute separate weights for the sample
data by Internal Revenue District rather than using the
national weights used in other tables. For this reason,
the United States totals in the State tables differ slightly
from the totals in other tables. The sampling variability
of the figures is also generally somewhat higher in the
State tables.
Apart from the sample design, the chief limitation of
the data in the State tables is that they are shown for
the State where the return was filed, which is not neces-
sarily the State where the business was conducted. For
most of the businesses in this report, this presents no
problem, because the place of business was in the State
where the return was filed. However, in two cases the
problem becomes serious.
The first problem arose from the fact that larger
businesses, and especially large corporations, often en-
gaged in business activity across State lines. Thus the
receipts reported only in the State where the return was
filed were actually earned in several different States.
In the corporation tables and in chart 5A, those with
Business Returns/1967 • Total Business Activity
business receipts of less than $1,000,000 are shown
separately on the assumption that this group is less
likely to be engaged in interstate business activity.
The second problem, which involves primarily pro-
prietorships, came about because of the Internal Revenue
processing system. Tax returns were processed in Serv-
ice Centers, each serving a particular geographic Region.
When a return from outside the Region was filed in a
Service Center, it was given a code for one of the Districts
served by that Center. Each Center had a particular
District office it used to accumulate such returns, and
in each such State, the return data were somewhat over-
stated. The States thus overstated were California,
Connecticut, Florida, Maryland, Ohio, and Texas. The
overstatement is not very serious except in the State
of Maryland, where many returns from other parts of
the country erroneously filed in Washington, D.C., were
classified.
The District of Columbia is shown as a separate clas-
sification in the tables for unincorporated businesses but
not for corporations. This was due to processing dif-
ferences. The District of Columbia was a part of the
Baltimore, Maryland, Internal Revenue District; however,
returns of proprietors and partnerships with District of
Columbia addresses were separately identified during
statistical processing. This was not done for corporation
returns; consequently, in the corporation tables, the Dis-
trict of Columbia is included in the State of Maryland.
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CONTENTS
Section
Income statement frequencies and amounts, 22
Business activity in metropolitan areas, 22
Proprietorships with payroll, 22
Cost of depreciable property, 22
Business and nonbusiness income by industry, 23
Petroleum exploration and production, 23
Text table
2A Petroleum production interests of individuals: Number of schedules filed,
business receipts, expenses, and net loss, by type of interest, 23
Chart
2A Proprietorships' volume of business of States,
21
Basic tables
2.1 Number of businesses, business receipts, cost of goods sold, deprecia-
tion, payroll, net profit, and inventory, by industry, 25
2.2 Frequencies and amounts of income statement items for selected
industries, 31
2.3 Number of businesses, business receipts, cost of goods sold, depreciation,
payroll, net profit, and inventory, by selected industries and size of
business receipts, 41
2.4 Number of businesses, business receipts, cost of goods sold, gross profit,
and net profit, by size of gross profit and selected industries, 69
2.5 Proprietorships in 35 States: Number of businesses, business receipts,
and selected deduction items, by selected industries, 77
Proprietorships
2.6 Proprietorships in 15 States and District of Columbia: Number o! busi-
nesses, business receipts, and selected deduction items, by selected
industries, 96
2.7 Proprietorships with net profit in 35 States: Number of businesses and net
profit, by selected industries, 99
2.8 125 largest standard metropolitan statistical areas: Number of businesses,
business receipts, payroll, and net profit, by industrial division, 104
2.9 Selected standard metropolitan statistical areas: Number of businesses,
business receipts, payroll, and net profit, by selected industries, 110
2.10 Proprietorships with payroll: Number of businesses, business receipts,
and payroll as a percent of business receipts, by size of payroll and
selected industries, 115
2.11 Businesses with depreciable property: Number of businesses, business
receipts, depreciation, cost of depreciable property, net profit, and
inventory, by size of business receipts and by selected industries, 119
2.12 Proprietors' adjusted gross income and tax: Number of returns, number of
businesses, business receipts, adjusted gross income, net profit, taxable
income, and income tax after credits, for taxable and nontaxable returns,
by size of adjusted gross income and by selected industries, 128
Chart 2A
Proprietorships' volume of business
in 1967 ranged from $251 million
in Alaska to $24 billion in California
Volume of
business
Billion dollars
10 and over
5-10
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22
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
This section presents statistics derived from business
schedules filed by individuals who were proprietors of
their own business organizations. The term "proprietor"
extends to anyone with income from a single-owner busi-
ness who had $400 or more self-employment income or
$600 or more gross income during the year. Thus the
proprietorship statistics in this report cover the far-
mers, businessmen, and professionals who were in
business for themselves on a full-time or part-time
basis. For example, the owner of a fleet of taxicabs who
conducted his business from a large office and the man
who owned his own cab and drove it part-time to supple-
ment the family income might both be "proprietorships"
in these statistics.
Generally, a proprietor corresponded to a "self-
employed" person (other than partners). However, some
types of persons defined as "self-employed" in the In-
ternal Revenue Code were not considered as businessmen
in this report. The most important of these were clergy-
men and public officials, such as sheriffs, notaries pub-
lic, etc.
There are many gray areas in the definition of ' 'pro-
prietor" and "proprietorship." Often whether someone
was classified as a proprietor depended entirely on how
he reported his income. Income subject to withholding
was never considered business income; however, income
not subject to withholding might have been reported in
many different ways and normally got classified as busi-
ness income only if it was so identified or if there was
an income statement that seemed to be for a business.
Thus some types of activities, such as party sales,
door-to-door sales, or the like, may or may not have
been included as businesses in these statistics, depend-
ing on the exact nature of the financial arrangements of
the proprietor and alsoon the way hemade out his income
tax return.
INCOME STATEMENT FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS
Basic proprietorship data classified by industry and
size of business are presented in tables 2.1-2.4. These
data include business receipts, gross and net profit,
selected deduction amounts, and, in table 2.2, frequencies
as well as amounts for most of the schedule C income
statement items. This is the first time since 1961 that
income statement frequencies have been published in this
report series. Farms reporting on schedule F were in-
cluded in table 2.2 under the comparable schedule C
items; for the specific items considered comparable,
refer to the heading of the particular item (such as
"merchandise purchased") in section 6, Explanation
of Terms.
BUSINESS ACTIVITY IN METROPOLITAN AREAS
Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas, as defined by
the Bureau of the Budget as of March 1967, were used to
classify data in two tables in this section. The data in
these tables were derived from the same sample as was
used for the other data in this section, and thus they are
subject to the same limitations as the State data dis-
cussed in section 1, To minimize the effect of these
limitations, several restrictions were imposed on the
presentation of the data. The number of Standard Metro-
politan Statistical Areas for which data were presented,
the items of data, and the number of industries used to
classify them were all severely restricted. In table 2.8,
selected items are shown for selected industrial divi-
sions in the 125 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas
with the largest populations in the 1960 Census. In table
2.9, the same items are shown in greater industry detail
for the 28 areas (out of the 125) which had the best cov-
erage in the sample.
These data are subject to the limitations concerning
location of the business discussed above in connection with
the State data to an even greater degree than the State
data. The identification of metropolitan area was made on
the basis of the district where the return was filed plus
the address shown on the return. If that address dif-
fered from the address of the business, or if the return
was filed in a different district, no attempt was made at
reconciliation, and the business data could have been
entered erroneously in, or erroneously excluded from,
the tables.
PROPRIETORSHIPS WITH PAYROLL
Table 2.10 presents some estimates for proprietor-
ships who showed a separate deduction for salaries and
wages paid or for cost of labor in cost of goods sold.
These two figures from the proprietorship schedule C
were combined and labeled "payroll" in this and several
other tables. For farms, "payroll" was the amount for
"labor hired" from schedule F.
The figures in table 2.10 are subject to several import-
ant limitations. The components of the payroll figure in-
cluded several items which were really purchases of
services from other businesses rather than payroll,
such as contract labor, typing services, and janitorial
services. This probably exaggerated the number of sched-
ules with small amounts of "payroll." On the other hand,
some part of proprietorships' payroll that should have
been included in the table was missed because it was in-
cluded in other deduction items. For example, in indus-
tries where compensation of employees took the form of
commissions, it was not uncommon for the taxpayer to
report the deduction under that heading. On balance, the
figures given in this report for "payroll" are probably
understated, especially in the larger size categories.
COST OF DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY
The depreciable assets of proprietorships at the end of
1967 are shown in table 2.11 distributed by industry and
size of business receipts. The table covers only those
proprietorships reporting both a depreciation deduction
and the cost of the property being depreciated. About 3
percent of the proprietorships with a depreciation deduc-
tion for 1967 reported no cost of depreciable property at
the end of the year, either because of simple omission
or because their property was disposed of or was fully
depreciated before the end of the year.
Since the cost of depreciable property was taken from
the depreciation schedules, it is subject to some limita-
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
28
tions. The assets were valued at cost or depreciable
basis which might not be the same valuation that the
taxpayer uses on his own books for balance sheet pur-
poses. The figures may include some intangibles, such
as patents or copyrights.
The cost of depreciable property in table 2.11 is not
strictly comparable with the figures published in 1965
and 1966, because fully depreciated assets, which had
been accepted as reported for those two years, were
eliminated from the amounts shown for 1967.
BUSINESS AND NONBUSINESS INCOME
BY INDUSTRY
This is the second consecutive year that statistics have
been presented in this report series on the contribution of
proprietors' business profits to their adjusted gross in-
come. Table 2.12 contains the above information for se-
lected industries and in addition measures the taxable
income and tax liability of these proprietors. The infor-
mation is derived from proprietors' schedules C and F
and is classified by the industrial activities on these
schedules. This year's table provides coverage for more
industries as well as for the industrial divisions.
Table 2.12 enables one to associate AGl, taxable in-
come, and income tax liability with the proprietors in
a particular industry or division, as well as to tell what
portion of their income came from the business and what
portion came from other sources. For example, there
are 1,110,878 proprietors in table 2.12 owning 1,113,285
field crop farms. These proprietors had total AGl of
$7.6 billion, of which $1.95 billion, or 26 percent, was
attributable to profits from field crop farming and $5.6
billion, or 74 percent, came from salaries and wages,
investments, businesses in other industries, or other
sources. After all deductions and credits, the owners of
field crop farms had $4.7 billion in taxable income and
owed $937 million in income tax.
Some proprietors owned two or more businesses in
different industries, and this complicates the presenta-
tion of the data in table 2.12. Adjusted gross income,
taxable income, and the other data from Form 1040 for
these proprietors were included in each industry in
which they had a business, thus duplicating the return
data from industry to industry. This made it difficult
to construct "unduplicated" totals, and, for this reason,
totals and subtotals are provided for only the "all in-
dustries" total and the industrial divisions.
An "all industries" total containing no duplication of
return data is given, but the components of AGl have a
different meaning from the same figures in a minor in-
dustry. For a minor industry or an industrial division,
"Other income" means all income included in AGl other
than the profits from businesses in that industry. For
example, if a proprietor owned both a field crop farm
and a grocery store, his return, his AGl, and his taxable
income and tax would be included in the table twice.
Under field crop farms, his "Other income" would
include the profit (or loss) from his grocery store, and
under grocery stores, his "Other income" would include
the profit (or loss) from his field crop farm. In the "all
industries" total, however, his return data are included
only once, "Net profit less loss" includes the profits
(or losses) from both his businesses, and ' 'Other income"
includes only nonbusiness income such as from invest-
ments or salaries.
There are many joint returns in table 2.12, which also
creates difficulties in analyzing the data. If , for example,
a joint return were filed by a husband who was the pro-
prietor of a business and a wife who worked, this would be
included in the data as a single proprietor with the hus-
band's business income and the couple's adjusted gross
income. On the other hand, if the same couple had filed
separate returns, only the husband's adjusted gross in-
come would have been included. Joint returns are more
common among proprietors than among taxpayers gen-
erally; 83 percent of proprietors filed joint returns in
1967 and only 57 percent of all individual taxpayers
(Statistics of Income--1967, Individual Income Tax
Returns).
PETROLEUM EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION
Several tables in this section show financial data for
proprietorships classified in the industry, crude petro-
leum and natural gas mining. These data, however, repre-
sent only a part of the production interests in oil and gas
mining reported on schedules with Form 1040 returns.
If an individual owns a fractional production interest in
an oil or gas well, he is technically a partner rather than
a proprietor; however, under section 761 of the Internal
Revenue Code, these partners may elect not to file
a partnership return if they report their share of
the business' income and deductions on schedules with
their individual returns. Such schedules are not a part
of either the proprietorship or partnership statistics in
this report. The only previous estimate of this type of
activity was published in the special report. Statistics
of Income — 1960, Depletion Allowances for Mineral
Production Reported on V. S. Tax Returns.
Table 2A is included to offer a measure of this type of
activity and to present for the first time in this report an
Table 2A.— PETROLEUM PRODUCTION INTERESTS OF INDIVIDUALS: NUMBER OF SCHEDULES FILED, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, EXPENSES, AND NET LOSS,
BY TYPE OF INTEREST
All schedules
Schedules with net
loss
Type of interest
Number
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Depletion
(Thousand
dollars)
Other costs
and
expenses
(Thatisand
dollars)
Net loss
(less net
profit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Number
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net loss
(Thousertd
dollars)
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
61,938
39,822
22,116
1,313,788
1,136,917
176,871
190,992
157,430
33,562
1,242,945
1,049,426
193,519
120,156
69,939
50,217
30,175
16,568
13,607
455,522
385,905
69,617
187,545
75,060
24
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
estimate of the total oil and gas production interests re-
ported on individual returns. According to the table,
about 13 percent of the reported receipts of individuals
from oil and gas production came from the fractional -
interest schedules, which also showed 18 percent of the
oil and gas depletion, 16 percent of the other expenses,
17 percent of the profit reported on schedules with profit,
and 29 percent of the loss reported on loss schedules.
Net losses exceeded net profits for both types of interests
in this industry, though more of the fractional -interest
schedules showed losses than did the whole-interest
schedules.
Several cautions should be observed in using these
data. The number of fractional -interest schedules is not
an estimate of either the number of partners or the num-
ber of businesses; if there was more than one schedule
with a return, each was counted separately, and, as each
partner was required to file a schedule, several schedules
for each business were likely to have been included in the
table„ Also, distinguishing between fractional and whole
interest on the schedules was sometimes difficult, with
doubtful cases usually being classified as fractional in-
terests; so the data for fractional interests are probably
somewhat overstated. Finally, the industry, crude petro-
leum and natural gas mining, includes oil and gas field
services, while thefractional-interest schedules were for
businesses engaged exclusively in exploration, develop-
ment, and production.
Business Retums/1967 • Proprietorships
PROPRIETORSHIPS
Table 2.1— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, PAYROLL, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY INDUSTRY
25
Industry
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
dallmrm)
Coat of
goods sold
(Thoummd
doHmrm)
Depreciation
f Thousand
doliara)
Payroll
(Thouaand
doUar»)
Net profit-
(less loss)
(VvUMMtd
doll»ra}
Inventory, end-of-year
Number of
businesses
Amount
(Thotiiand
BUSINESSES V/ITH AND WITHOUT NET PROFIT
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms L ,
Field crop farms , ,.,
Fruit, tree nut, and vegetable fanns ,
Livestock farms ,
Animal specialities farms ,
Other farms [ ,
Agricultural services and himting and trapping ,
Miscellaneous agricultureil services ,
Offices of veterinarians and animal hospitals ,
Other animal husbandry services ,
Horticultural services ,
Hunting and trapping, and game propagation ,
Forestry
Fisheries ^ ,
Mining ,
Metal mining ,
Coal mining ,
Crude petroleum and natural gas ,
Quarrying and mining, not elsewhere classified
Contract construction ,
General contractors ,
Building construction ,
Heavy construction, except buildings ,
General contractors not allocable ,
Special trade contractors ,
Plumbing, heating, and air conditioning ,
Painting, paperhanging, and decorating
Electrical work ,
Masonry, stonework, and plastering ,
Carpentering and flooring ,
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work,
Water well drilling ,
Miscellaneous special trade contractors ,
Contractors not allocable
MEinuf acturing ,
Food and kindred produc ts ,
Textile mill products ,
Apparel and other textile products ,
Lumber and wood products, except fumitiure
Furniture and fixtures ,
Printing, publishing, and allied industries ,
Chemicals and allied products
Leather and leather products ,
Stone, clay, and glass products ,
Primary metal industries ,
Fabricated met£il products , ,
Machinery, except electric , ,
Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies
Transportation equipment
Manufacturing, not elsevrtiere classified ,
Manufacturing not allocable ,
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services,
Local transportation ,
Taxicabs
Other
Trucking and warehousing
Trucking, local and long distance ,
Public irarehousing and motor freight terminals
Water transportation
Air transportation
Travel agencies
Other transportation ,
Communication
Electric , gas , and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade. ,
Motor vehicles and automotive equipment
Drugs, chemicals, and allied products.
Piece goods, notions, and apparel
Groceries and related products
Farm products - raw materials
Electrical goods
Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment and supplies
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Alcoholic beverages
Lumber and construction materials
Wholesale trade, not elsewhere classified
Wholesale trade not allocable
Footnotes at end of table.
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
9,126,082
3,195,602
3,030,065
1,113,285
143,920
1,530,686
51,288
190,886
U9,414
22,802
13,641
23,310
57,534
2,127
n,797
34,326
45,677
791
1,047
39,822
4,017
680,460
125,723
108,983
6,655
10,085
526,749
60,342
107,021
45,702
45,819
155,040
22,892
IJ.,857
8,368
69,208
27,988
169,505
7,633
1,734
6,718
45,533
8,546
24,144
3,980
954
8,431
1,844
10,580
19,601
3,263
3,762
20,712
2,070
277,807
53,314
31,559
21,755
187,019
183,399
3,620
6,172
5,013
5,150
3,042
1,613
16,484
1,840,621
260,145
14,262
8,176
12,433
41,109
14,746
6,740
4,469
19,189
2,911
7,341
101,561
27,208
211,372,116
35,271,425
33,U5,763
10,596,128
1,766,844
19,745,240
238,134
789,417
1,781,727
412,644
372,795
420,307
563,887
12,094
71,418
282,517
1,323,164
2,758
53,619
1,136,917
129,870
18,334,278
7,475,850
6,466,935
433,660
575,255
10,340,973
2,097,960
1,166,123
1,510,731
1,144,026
1,503,851
639,063
476,514
187,676
1,615,029
517,455
6,472,710
1,044,346
108,883
409,116
1,471,490
258,229
613,553
154,014
45,223
273,302
259,242
331,705
782,093
66,290
131,503
472,287
50,934
5,538,856
401,510
196,723
204,782
4,119,524
3,921,709
197,815
117,603
136,611
182,504
223,032
110,819
247,253
102,629,235
19,712,467
962,274
242,561
545,610
4,383,120
4,056,942
333,341
356,827
1,085,790
932,140
780,303
5,517,575
515,984
120,938,866
20,291,208
19,546,476
4,811,287
1,111,183
12,941,211
139,490
493,305
633,675
177,352
66,609
251,427
176,937
1,350
15,433
45,624
213,515
336
17,025
160,305
35,849
10,921,692
5,131,415
4,785,024
174,079
172,312
5,505,434
1,295,942
502,067
935,503
630,619
729,304
382,734
262,125
85,899
631,241
234,343
803,043
70,688
246,058
684,053
162,780
265,940
93,277
34,642
142,699
199,333
173,021
412,492
36,967
89,431
282,319
31,137
1,258,718
35,774
12,857
22,917
794,383
711,988
32,400
41,984
66,652
127,155
142,569
10,613
39,583
76,636,294
15,326,383
695,780
154,334
353,696
3,676,591
3,742,520
225,358
240,430
719,186
783,231
586,349
3,962,079
181,334
4,070,063
3,915,444
1,459,154
175,025
2,123,082
38,815
119,357
115,700
33,857
16,323
20,282
42,389
2,839
6,388
32,531
132,676
666
5,407
112,910
13,693
548,032
204,107
110,706
34,293
59,108
326,925
42,597
25, 336
26,283
24,253
34,754
14,105
15,048
12,834
130,704
17,000
279,090
22,402
2,824
5,683
122,492
6,516
27,361
4,204
339
14,256
4,381
13,071
37,392
2,841
2,422
11,525
1,371
525,556
39,022
16,011
23,011
422,330
414,978
7,352
10,872
12,624
1,128
7,594
9,614
22,372
228,297
11,339
5,387
4,731
38,513
23,627
2,813
4,134
17,001
7,795
15,700
85,751
11,495
2,584,252
2,241,597
773,047
421,042
903,238
32,042
112,228
284,922
75,562
56,234
38,965
110,451
3,710
12,245
45,488
117,631
283
18,829
73,233
25,281
3,887,656
1,338,857
1,111,081
33,529
139,247
2,439,493
383,502
354,552
342,170
383,225
295,499
153,157
139,429
21,505
361,344
109,306
101,609
27,505
182,523
350,570
51,818
135,025
13,416
9,386
47,871
34,333
35,264
208,565
12,320
23,733
96,357
8,976
908,714
62,363
21,784
41,079
687,996
645,269
42,727
20,793
16,311
13,191
21,838
39,609
46,113
977,989
76,458
11,312
35,539
219,260
65,107
24,523
23,690
81,034
49,121
54,572
319,025
18,343
30,407, 572
3,770,215
3,357,709
1,953,329
129,483
1,390,655
'72,977
'42,785
333,772
41,875
140,245
'1,193
155,585
'3,742
16,349
61,385
'56,996
'1,535
2,825
'69,939
11,653
665,225
555,081
41,037
70,107
2,003,895
314,197
345,554
225,337
194,449
431,051
111,179
60,510
31,671
288,847
80,773
748,121
55,813
12,375
50,877
116,594
27,948
115,413
11,138
4,072
26,931
17,658
56,592
154,280
7,693
12,421
70,627
7,679
812,199
117,513
52,772
54,741
571,103
548,411
22,692
13,592
4,766
16,009
20,871
'2,305
70,650
7,061,582
1,512,134
86,093
33,251
77,198
243,004
61,714
44,190
44,988
138,878
29,905
55,639
524,543
171,731
1,568,775
93,030
31,571
14,051
1,126
57,593
4,075
4,725
10,589
1,576
2,303
1,809
4,701
200
402
468
82,256
14,111
13,374
66,890
22,709
3,517
19,513
3,357
5,927
4,584
1,366
5,561
1,255
61,529
4,788
2,793
5,377
4,200
9,668
3,254
4,323
1,113
4,725
5,941
964
1,099
11,345
( = )
5,340
3,700
2,269
1,431
1,042
1,037
(^)
<^'
( = )
92,884
3,743
3,203
3,026
15,441
5,429
3,013
2,284
9,465
2,382
1,868
35,382
2,638
1,093,941
1,061,650
138,477
17,307
840,636
17,737
46,993
29,706
12,236
3,032
11,053
3,306
79
2,401
184
7,305
< = )
'■V
6,210
569,202
334,107
328,808
208,706
72,995
5,402
70,469
9,687
12,961
17,237
3,522
15,478
26,389
341,993
39,694
23,587
33,512
21,973
17,741
13,431
14,576
22,085
20,752
40,220
18,238
9,983
42,603
24,414
( = )
10,199
8,660
1,539
6,783
4,045
(^)
8,959,383
1,067,209
105,307
19,761
52,503
101,183
101,249
48,249
44,584
139,012
53,733
30,872
355,688
12,013
26
PROPRIETORSHIPS
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.1— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, PAYROLL, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
Cost of
goods sold
Depreciation
(Thouaand
dollar^}
Payroll
Net profit
(less loss)
Inventory, end-of-year
NujBber of
businesses
Amount
f TTnuavid
BUSINESSES WITH AND WITHOUT NET PROFIT
Wholesale and retail trade — Continued
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Farm equipment dealers
General 'merchandise stores
Mail order houses
Automatic merchandising machine operators
Direct selling establishments
Variety and other general merchandise stores
Food stores
Grocery stores
Meat and fish markets
Fruit stores and vegetable markets
Candy, nut , and confectionery stores
Retail bakeries
Dairy products and other food stores
Automotive dealers
Motor vehicle dealers
Tire, battery, and accessory dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Women's ready-to-wear and accessory stores, and fur shops
Other apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Furniture stores
Home furnishings, and equipment stores, except appliances
Household appliances, TV, radio, and music stores
Eating and drinking places
Eating pldces
Drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
Liquor stores
Antique and secondhand stores
Sporting goods stores and bicycle shops
Jewelry stores
Fuel and ice dealers
Florists
Cigar stores and stands
Newsstands
Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
Retail trade not allocable
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Banking
Credit agencies other than banks
Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges, and services.
Security brokers, dealers, and flotation companies
Commodity contracts brokers and dealers, security and commodity
exchanges, and allied services
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and lessors of buildings
Lessors of real property other than buildings
Agents , brokers , and managers
Title abstract companies
Subdividers and developers
Operative builders
Combinations of real estate, insurance, loans, and law offices...
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels
Trailer parks and camps
Other lodging places
Personal services
Coin-operated laundries and dry cleaning
Other laundries and dry cleaning plants
Photographic studios
Beauty shops
Barber shops
Shoe repair shops, shoe shine parlors, and hat cleaning shops....
Funeral service and crematories
Garment pressing, alteration, and repair
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other business services
Footnotes at ei^d of table.
(1)
(2)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
1,543,999
61
249
188
16
10
9
13
9
269
■42
17
197
12
55
23
31
78
24
279
184
94
27
25
41
15
IS
14
22
3
12
107
548
29
7;
178
340
14
73
208
1
2,327
106
11
39
24
31
549
30
48
30
211
126
17
13
17
52
287,
17,
50
61
158
4,371
1,412
1,292
1,665
4,245
109
436
857
2,841
17,881
15,322
968
302
277
640
370
24,426
6,182
1,277
16,009
956
3,193
1,210
1,983
4,289
1,595
701
1,991
9,858
6,636
3,221
2,887
2,355
469
536'
676
657
681
114
202
3,620
646,
1,800
516
17
81
417
319
97.
2,475
3,746
282
116
1,991
22
162
663
507,
34,783
1,685
358
837
282
206
5,604
459
1,162
345
1,706
857'
172
602
130'
167
3,179
497
391 '
589
1,701
3,290
989
915
1,384
3,022
59
264
504
2,193
14,642
12,826
772
230
210
336
265
19,597
5,296
926
12,622
752
2,098
782
1,316
2,928
1,063
459
1,404
5,469
3,654
1,815
1,944
1,923
292
383
397
381
391
88
141
2,554
475
1,286
1,308
139
130
110
897
5
5
208
5
92
494
83
296
101
99
65
30
,316
69
340
120
383
89
61
187
33
29
857
263
99
59,644
25,467
17,981
16,196
82,051
1,836
31,506
18,862
29,847
193,008
145,719
12,339
5,292
4,115
18,052
7,491
167,266
25,973
16,184
114,691
10,418
34,365
14,330
19,985
65,459
25,200
9,153
31,106
261,270
182,281
78,989
31,74B
19,165
11,117
8,488
9,061
25,564
18,306
1,670
2,306
69,739
13,702
33,554
277,558
11,735
311
1,507
9,917
6,555
3,262
51,134
204,689
75,982
14,771
78,649
870
8,070
10,654
15,683
255,318
36,299
144,786
44,969
29,264
298,154
72,252
54,990
18,726
59,035
18,473
5,855
45,882
5,654
7,287
166,651
12,751
14,275
13,655
125,970
353
148
103
101
245
10
34
25
175
985
726
57
11
24
142
23
1,678
294
118
1,211
53
305
123
181
41Z,
154
80
177
1,654
1,228
425
32
31
57
67
92
3
5
257
43
206
23
108
19
19
1,281
52
368
39
507
176,
18
54
25
28
495
48
95
45
305
5,412,338
295,444
120,775
U3,874
51,795
384,325
13,512
37,451
139,946
193,916
839,244
519,949
59,298
25,961
22,243
79,946
31,847
1,150,912
161,555
84,813
860,278
44,266
320,323
108,571
211,752
372,036
133,196
76,670
162,170
399,303
588,399
310,909
298,158
147,072
51,627
46,679
107,673
60,014
72,798
10,039
21,294
291,055
42,337
137,110
2,242,242
145,030
6,278
24,256
114,496
80,425
34,071
1,063,833
1,033,379
'15,871
40,082
782,709
6,248
4,376
42,423
173,412
13,019,973
'222
83,093
24,301
22,039
1,542,677
63,957
199,723
36,063
446,723
440,561
57,557
145,546
38,076
64,371
921,612
37,387
139,738
262,160
432,327
1,037,057
48,607
16,610
21,971
10,026
39,944
3,978
3,746
32,995
44,225
199,490
155,439
9,544
3,451
6,651
8,817
5,573
206,979
27,023
14,621
155,886
9,444
43,518
19,375
24,243
54,039
15,748
10,123
28,168
131,450
105,963
75,497
24,175
23,021
23,131
11,971
17,251
5,121
14,882
2,723
2,520
70,189
12,786
18,324
4,641
( = )
(^)
( = )
400
3,917
'!>
1,536
{')
1,109
567
9,149
3,652
2,700
2,187
600
93,609
3,442
4,277
6,405
48,059
8,114
12,449
8,264
1,147
1,451
16,267
1,103
2,038
1,994
11,132
7,706,797
1,032,113
180,651
371,415
480,047
537,263
11,122
18,055
21,371
486,715
1,045,988
973,455
11,702
10,828
12,122
9,559
23,222
1,595,105
630,243
257,640
485,795
221,426
753,342
230,562
522,780
637,409
268,059
74,616
294,734
235,484
119,194
116,290
509,211
227,376
132,305
126,675
269,425
15,451
35,247
3,289
5,043
476,747
63,824
185,377
145,943
7,082
(^)
< '
(^)
280
138,581
34,333
53,734
6,332
482,634
16,965
5,189
4,764
5,071
941
89,357
2,306
3,630
10,221
14,752
3,437
19,086
32,114
2,348
1,463
43,007
2,799
2,228
4,683
38,297
Business Retums/1967 • Proprietorships
Zl
PROPRIETORSHIPS
Table 2.1— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, PAYROLL, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
Industry
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
doltatM)
Cost Of
goods sold
(ThotiMmjd
dotUrl)
Depreciation
( Thousand
dollart)
(ThoutMid
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
dottoT*
Inventory, end-of-year
Number of
buflineases
(Thtxttrnd
(1)
(2)
(3)
('.)
(5)
(6)
(7)
BUSINESSES WITH AND WITHOUT NET PROFIT
Servic es — Continued
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Automobile parking ^
Top and body repair shops
General repair shops
Tire, paint, and other repair shops
Other automobile services, except repair
Repair services , except automobile
Radio and TV repair shops
Electrical repair shops, except radio and TV
Reupholstery and furniture repair ;
Other repair services, except automobile
Motion pictures
Production, distribution, and related services
Theaters ..■ ■ •
Amusement and recreation services, except motion pictures..
Theatrical producers, bands, orchestras, and entertainers
Bowling alleys, and billiard and pool parlors
Other amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Offices of dentists and dental surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians
Offices of chiropractors
Hospitals
Medical laboratories
Dental laboratories
Sanatoria, and convalescent and rest homes
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational services
Engineering services
Architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services
Other services
Nature of business not allocable
I'M, 818
4,475
22,269
79,223
17,150
21,701
177,900
37,581
21,149
23,510
95,660
8,592
4,342
4,250
137,369
50,610
11,575
75,184
404,442
153,203
82,182
7,036
18,211
242
2,451
7,864
13,015
120,238
131,894
97,686
39,284
16,336
121,188
104,921
3,087,874
72,733
572,055
1,656,416
454,977
331,693
1,701,791
346,060
264,830
296,763
794,138
181,840
61,900
119,940
1,263,049
318,057
209,197
735,795
12,129,653
6,791,024
3,195,004
248,687
177,475
32,872
67,887
181,763
528,416
906,525
2,643,520
443,252
706,021
468,765
976,789
706,236
1,526,251
16,443
287,971
939,710
239,420
42,707
726,752
171,301
116,974
153,241
285,236
60,630
14,758
45,372
271,937
39,368
59,734
172,835
846,914
195,396
232,027
17, 594
3,356
4,601
11,911
72,206
124,971
129,852
87,304
48,881
146,542
76,555
38,691
149,725
128,122
999
14,306
44,141
10,396
57,780
64,364
12,884
3,193
10,082
33,205
10,302
2,759
7,543
100,074
11,329
14,883
73,862
366,823
137,858
96,826
9,800
12,313
1,181
2,336
4,426
32,139
19,439
64,395
23,262
19,439
10,890
36,635
27,114
554,245
11,916
133,605
262,638
88,812
57,274
236,800
44,029
40,437
57,392
94,942
23,447
6,909
21,538
184,771
59,787
36,176
83,308
1,570,450
770,974
434,934
26,359
9,582
12,085
15,884
45,978
194,129
60,525
323,752
76,698
211,081
114,490
202,283
49,579
19,024
486,714
14,289
106,184
247,812
73,500
44,929
432,008
73,836
56,882
53,410
242,830
11,511
12,206
'695
128,624
88,889
30,622
9,113
6,687,223
4,163,391
1,627,611
136,329
87,308
6,634
23,807
59,243
61,330
516,075
1,430,996
147,670
222,226
150,003
456,486
273,007
46,673
(^)
5,632
31,917
7,532
1,428
67,463
23,692
9,548
8,164
26,064
C^)
(^)
(^)
11,763
(^)
3,948
7,231
11,051
2,002
1,405
(^)
(^)
(^)
( = )
2,394
796
3,210
(^)
2,980
1,244
<^'
5,697
3,578
(8)
127,064
(^)
7,597
88,507
27,264
1,137
118,652
35,889
20,706
7,469
54,588
<^'
I')
36,343
(^)
3,058
32,037
14,701
1,790
495
(')
4,621
603
6,801
(')
6,422
3,106
<?'
18,580
9,565
Footnotes at end of table.
28
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
PROPRIETORSHIPS
Table 2.1— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, PAYROLL, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
doners}
Cost of
goods sold
(Thousand
{hilars)
Depreciation
(Thousand
dollars)
Payroll
(Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
(Thousand
dollars)
Inventory, end-of-year
Number of
businesses
(Thousand
dollars)
(2)
(3)
(5)
(6)
(8)
BUSINESSES WITH NET PROFIT
All industries ■
Agriculture , forestry, and f isherie s
Farms
Field crop farms
Fruit, tree nut, and vegetable farms
Livestock farms
Animal specialities farms
Other farms
Agricultural services and hunting and trapping
Miscellaneous agricultural services
Offices of veterinarians and animal hospitals
Other animal husbandry services
Horticultural services
Hunting and trapping, and game propagation
Fore stry
Fisheries
Mining
Metal mining
Coal mining ,
Crude petroleum and natural gas
Quarrying and mining, not elsewhere classified
Contract construction
General contractors
Building construction
Heavy construction, except buildings
General contractors not allocable
Special trade contractors
Plumbing, heating, and air conditioning
Painting, paperhanging, and decorating
Electrical work
Masonry, stonework, and plastering
Carpentering and flooring
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work
Hater well drilling
Miscellaneous special trade contractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Textile mill products
Apparel and other textile products
Lumber and wood products, except furniture
Furniture and fixtures
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals and allied products
Leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Primary metal industries
Fabricated metal products
Machinery, except electric
Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies
Transportation equipment
Manufacturing, not elsewhere classified
Manufacturing not allocable
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Local transportation
Taxlcabs
Other
Trucking and warehousing
Trucking, local and long distance
Public warehousing and motor freight terminals
Water transportation
Air transportation
Travel agencies
Other transportation
Communication
Electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Motor vehicles and automotive equipment
Drugs, chemicals, and allied products
Piece goods, notions, and apparel
Groceries and related products
Farm products - raw materials
Electrical goods
Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment and supplies
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Alcoholic beverage s
Lumber and construction materials
Wholesale trade, not elsewhere classified
Wholesale trade not allocable
Footnotes at end of table.
6,928,587
2,015,555
1,892,809
795,949
33,080
932,675
11,303
69,802
89,417
16,823
10,690
12,888
48,1-M
872
8,122
25,207
27,480
302
839
23,254
3,085
611,280
105,793
91,775
5,449
8,569
482,145
52,374
103,652
41,349
41,698
145,422
21,774
10,593
7,498
57,785
23,342
127,770
6,693
1,586
5,371
37,359
6,435
17,972
3,002
(^)
5,377
(')
7,161
15,322
1,586
2,455
13.736
1,370
224,390
47,393
27,470
19,923
146,981
145,559
3,422
3,569
2,690
3,566
2,978
14,530
1,462,701
216,008
12,169
6,148
9,646
37,799
11,055
5,374
3,587
15,110
2,300
6,405
83,977
22,438
188,512,794
28,129,573
26,312,043
9,100,136
1,411,362
15,042,970
129,572
628,003
1,503,378
279,849
365,536
328,327
524,807
4,859
66,210
247,942
903,488
1,416
30,025
751,012
121,035
16,929,979
6,811,146
5,863,154
382,154
565,838
9,638,262
1,898,891
1,151,741
1,404,692
1,055,585
1,447,169
617,554
449,255
157,235
1,456,139
480,571
5,573,294
831,485
103,005
392,'
1,123,934
247,856
562,949
130,339
218,113
289,527
741,381
51,728
116,401
428,846
44,584
379,816
184,816
195,000
3,615,278
3,422,185
193,093
104,510
105,144
176,737
222,651
241,094
93,119,463
17,659,398
881,839
224,283
520,837
4,200,565
3,259,884
303,453
330,891
1,003,678
880,749
767,587
4,791,348
494,284
104,518,221
14,330,876
13,774,725
3,748,751
789,324
8,860.967
67,010
308,673
503,172
88,285
64,343
185,555
163,660
1,329
14,181
38,798
155,056
263
13,321
108,208
33,264
9,874,535
4,626,802
4,296,582
162,419
167,801
4,984,398
1,146,540
491,521
887,600
561,556
684,686
3Cy4,858
243,506
69,981
534,150
263,335
3,081,985
606,005
65,573
234,757
465,229
155,252
243,139
73,421
(^)
107,503
( = )
145,893
381,137
28,335
77,626
251,423
26,631
34,389
12,554
21,835
721,291
639,713
81,578
38,758
53,399
125,454
142,554
39,200
68,911,627
13,533,987
631,092
138,855
338,207
3,515,947
2,991,849
205,672
219,592
654,900
744,436
577,622
3,348,667
167,148
2,801,415
2,696,535
1,120,998
108,785
1,409,878
8,824
48,050
75,728
18,911
15,211
7,811
33,596
199
5,004
24,148
73,174
35
2,326
59,359
11,454
475,393
171,094
87,908
27,681
55,505
289,821
37,769
25,744
24,715
21,795
32,114
13,566
13,881
9,718
110,519
14,478
219,724
19,210
2,554
5,296
90,292
5,553
22,162
3,463
(')
10,461
(^)
10,641
32,788
1,325
1,761
9,404
1,090
403,385
35,270
13,947
21,323
321,548
314,705
6,843
6,311
6,830
1,050
7,437
20,887
1,126,714
196,672
10,055
5,148
4,281
35,008
17,243
2,294
19,801,075
1,835,194
1,541,993
603,235
298,413
540,919
14,166
85,255
245,566
57,228
55,251
29,429
102,961
687
10,617
37,013
84,910
195
5,050
55,027
23,538
3,529,412
1,209,592
994,867
76,856
137,859
2,221,792
333,161
349,130
308,105
344,333
278,852
150,980
131,573
15,451
310,207
98,028
1,213,177
92,355
25,645
175,130
281,074
49,710
117,528
12,136
{')
34,588
(')
58,245
139,906
11,347
22,249
88,755
6,814
784,531
59,005
19,853
39,152
598,549
557,564
40,985
18,572
13,330
12,207
21,795
( = )
44,720
6,914,393
887,743
67,829
10,846
34,878
202,891
51,855
19,535
3,285
22,118
14,355
70,467
7,243
44,323
14,380
53,377
74,253
292,023
9,127
17,096
6,088,476
5,581,245
2,433,180
2'.^, 592
2,574,394
25,155
151,924
407,874
56,420
143,599
41,396
165,491
963
20,584
78,773
139,011
416
4,792
117,606
16,197
753,127
630,372
48,125
74,630
2,077,075
329,674
348,796
230,450
202,644
440,672
113,425
61,754
34,955
314,705
92,451
852,999
52,351
12,709
54,046
146,331
29,862
124,336
16,333
(^)
31,566
{')
66,992
155,297
11,442
15,591
80,873
6,758
932,541
121,408
64,694
55,714
555,295
531,848
23,447
21,135
15,566
18,025
21,851
I')
71,989
7,815,668
1,633,184
88,954
37,045
81,203
252,984
31,159
47,020
49,223
154,239
32,833
58,558
567,766
132,150
1,344,947
58,450
50,291
11,055
1,071
34,350
1,192
2,623
7,395
3,468
2
(')
3
( = )
(^)
(^)
(^)
(^)
71,247
11,677
10,949
58,714
19,599
3,617
17,314
2,923
4,804
4,292
(^)
4,263
44,797
4,214
( = )
1,867
4,062
3,251
7,335
2,460
I')
2
3,375
4,743
(')
{')
3,213
1,842
1,371
{')
(^)
(=)
(')
{')
{')
935,520
74,615
7,424
2,465
2,699
13,907
3,477
2,386
9,815,880
716,531
697,399
94,887
17,528
544,591
6,338
34,055
16,641
2,971
2,728
( = )
(')
( = )
495,049
281,406
276,198
187,474
64,589
5,402
66,420
5,715
10,356
16,849
(^)
13,844
(^)
267,751
35,440
I')
20,386
30,279
15,783
14, Hi
9,55C
I')
10,580
( = )
12,633
31,886
34,682
{')
20,487
(^)
9,612
8,336
1,476
(^)
{')
(')
(')
( = )
7,792,624
919,043
93,140
13,580
50,290
96,889
81,925
37,103
1,738
31,751
7,780
116,993
1,877
46,696
1,592
29,032
27,609
307,152
1,661
9,492
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
29
PROPRIETORSHIPS
Table 2.1— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, PAYROLL, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
Industry
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
Cost of
goods sold
(Thousand
dottors)
Depreciation
( Th<3uaand
doltan)
(TJiauai
dotto,
Met profit
( Thousand
dollarai
Inventory, end-of-year
Number of
businesses
fTTiouii
doliai
(IT
(2)
BUSINESSES WIIH NET PROFIT
Wholesale and retail trade — Continued
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Farm equip-nent dealers
General merchandise stores
Mail order house s
Automatic merchandising machine operators
Direct selling establishments
Variety and other general merchandise stores
Food store s
Grocery stores
Meat -and fish markets
Fruit stores and vegetable markets
Candy, nut, and confectionery stores
Retail bakeries
Dairy products and other food store s
Automotive dealers
Motor vehicle dealers
Tire, battery, and accessory dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and acce ssory store s
Women's ready-to-wear and accessory stores, and fur shops
Other apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Furniture stores
Home furnishings, and equipaent stores, except appliances
Household appliances, TV, radio, and music stores
Eating and drinking places
Eating places
Drinking places
Drug and proprietary store s
Liquor stores
Antique and secondhand store s
Sporting goods stores and bicycle shops
Jewelry stores
Fuel and ice dealers
Florists
Cigar stores and stands
Newsstands
Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
Retail trade not allocable
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Banking
Credit agencies other than banks
Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges, and services....
Security brokers, dealers, and flotation companies
Commodity contracts brokers and dealers, security and commodity ex
changes, and allied services
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and lessors of buildings
Lessors of real property other than buildings
Agents, brokers, and managers ._
Title abstract companies
Subdividers and developers
Operative builders
Combinations of real estate, insurance, loans, and law offices
Services. . ._
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels
Trailer parks and camps
Other lodging places
Personal services
Coin-operated laundrie s and dry cleaning
Other laundries and dry cleaning plants
Photographic studios
Beauty shops
Barber shops
Shoe repair shops, shoe shine parlors, and hat cleaning shops
Funeral service and crematories
Garment pressing , alteration, and repair
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other business services
Footnote s at end of table .
U)
(5)
-18,254
20,262
19,271
8,721
177,577
4,860
10,246
119,334
43,137
207,111
156,557
13,214
9,572
7,428
12,550
7,790
221,748
28,484
12,454
171,692
9,118
45,883
19,222
26,661
61,349
19,512
13,263
28,574
219,892
142,820
77,072
24,999
21,482
27,456
11,154
16,786
12,259
16,922
3,294
10,598
76,330
15,938
27,661
451,660
21,198
595
3,766
16,837
12,071
4,766
158,964
271,498
8,327
58,318
167,659
1,456
2,782
5,041
27,915
1,978,250
67,686
6,858
25,217
14,043
21,568
491,067
20,716
42,966
21,408
189,574
123,633
16,290
11,958
16,534
47,988
241,997
14,644
46,229
50,598
130,526
73,928,192
3,956,243
1,320,307
1,172,365
1,463,571
3,826,583
96,675
401,647
768,196
2,560,065
16,416,666
14,035,756
907,860
289,354
246,733
615,818
321,145
22,418,005
5,384,340
1,108,712
15,029,260
895,693
2,993,742
1,135,184
1,858,558
4,034,643
1,495,123
664,449
1,875,071
8,671,849
5,801,375
2,870,474
2,805,371
2,200,372
416,202
474,836
643,949
529,065
589,950
103,772
180,486
3,092,089
574,369
1,531,873
5,926,747
418,188
17,756
73,980
326,452
257,072
69,380
2,332,913
3,175,646
121,236
97,917
1,860,659
17,024
66,336
547,355
465,119
32,776,970
1,284,076
214,013
694,595
230,003
145,465
5,238,717
376,059
1,062,883
330,891
1,586,676
850,582
165,034
577,053
128,142
161,397
2,954,936
491,365
377,685
553,138
1,532,748
54,307,877
2,941,424
917,454
819,596
1,204,374
2,681,059
43,611
239,820
436,646
1,955,982
13,356,940
11,676,118
721,537
219,211
187,455
324,202
228,417
17,857,633
4,582,595
782,069
11,787,662
705,307
1,944,284
725,085
1,219,199
2,728,032
985,341
427,103
1,315,588
4,751,847
3,144,752
1,607,095
1,880,603
1,788,574
252,809
331,830
374,248
348,647
324,403
76,959
124,647
2,124,867
419,071
109,451
20
6,635
102,796
98,236
4,560
268,293
638,231
4,700
4,874
182,604
569
21,380
414,357
59,747
5,842,357
233,541
67,654
85,363
57,405
23,119
1,182,384
55,960
299,319
113,668
330,957
88,954
58,145
176,013
31,273
28,095
793,786
261,669
91,884
76,646
363,587
906,003
50,562
21,229
15,503
13,830
66,666
1,420
26,542
13,934
24,770
170,938
131,042
10,217
4,507
2,849
16,623
5,700
147,316
20,152
13,252
105,392
8,520
31,483
13,010
18,473
58,112
21,894
8,031
28,187
207,876
143,184
64,692
30,392
17,407
8,615
6,801
8,043
14,829
15,304
856
1,567
57,699
11,537
24,039
167,282
6,116
310
1,128
4,678
3,147
1,531
54,817
106,349
18,104
7,241
61,743
475
1,306
4,577
12,903
162,314
15,142
103,032
28,626
15,514
243,307
46,827
52,694
15,315
51,748
18,257
4,468
42,583
5,603
5,812
133,418
11,858
13,145
10,665
97,750
5,911,601
313,627
139,432
88,151
86 ,044
215,946
8,725
34,222
21,995
151,004
882,757
643,386
54,531
10,264
19,884
134,610
20,082
1,540,595
254,834
107,220
1,130,892
47,649
282,518
116,739
165,779
380,139
142,455
74,274
163,410
1,395,090
1,041,022
354,068
328,379
89,197
26,483
27,737
54,813
44,113
72,191
3,053
5,592
215,402
33,969
115,049
380,781
17,423
2,615
6,719
8,089
5,583
2,506
200,369
162,989
11,530
411
59,437
3,268
933
44,643
42,767
5,044,813
153,120
41,541
87,990
13,134
10,455
1,160,698
40,651
326,399
38,556
450,447
173,138
17,858
61,451
24,052
28,146
425,508
47,662
90,466
35,602
251,778
326,600
130,098
125,030
71,472
442,800
18,361
43,899
161,464
219,076
926,886
690,507
64,517
27,769
26,678
81,159
36,256
1,264,210
201,913
98,488
909,992
53,817
341,779
115,357
226,422
412,673
149,872
84,456
178,345
1,021,065
668,736
352,329
309,336
157,830
68,100
55,395
111,488
64,581
81,149
12,086
24,865
343,214
52,136
166,291
178,033
6,284
33,027
138,722
97,428
41,294
1,087,632
1,188,940
25,214
51,590
846,157
8,674
19,614
53,626
184,065
226,574
26,414
119,005
46,762
34,393
1,602,203
83,288
209,317
94,515
459,986
442 ,081
58,712
148,318
39,030
66,956
989,475
90,218
142,660
280,868
475,729
847,193
39,714
14,199
18,249
7,266
63,865
2,068
5,438
19,016
37,343
170,195
140,915
7,948
3,029
5,693
8,350
4,260
177,258
18,102
10,935
141,209
7,012
36,843
16,165
20,678
44,069
13,555
7,610
22,904
150,205
86,753
63,452
23,260
19,329
17,738
8,992
15,465
4,291
11,429
2,324
2,022
50,224
9,970
13,712
4,036
259
(^)
{')
{')
{')
( = )
{')
3,377
{')
6,721
2,309
2,405
1,678
82,532
2,913
3,748
4,734
41,917
7,915
11,617
7,627
{^)
(')
12,438
1,971
8,549
847,642
161,650
321,029
364,963
468,607
8,158
15,723
11,946
432,780
926,019
872,952
9,797
10,127
10,505
8,977
13,661
1,382,383
513,988
212,753
451,171
204,471
677,692
209,472
468,220
588,069
250,119
68,041
269,909
201,746
98,279
103,467
488,231
207,239
88,279
102,609
255,530
12,697
29,281
7,816
4,368
356,835
54,234
174,304
(')
{')
(')
( = )
(^)
('}
87,007
{')
22,170
(')
(')
416,884
13,014
3.640
4,568
4,716
( = )
82,919
1,730
3,272
8,999
13,185
3,397
17,791
31,073
(')
(^)
41,146
(^)
2,226
33,001
30
PROPMETORSHIPS
Table 2.1— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS,
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, PAYROLL, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(7hou««nd
Cost of
goods sold
(Thouagnd
Depreciation
(Thousand
Payroll
( Thou land
doilarti
Net profit
Inver.tory, en:l-of-j'ear
Number of
tusir,esse3
(Thouttnd
dollara)
BUSINESSES WITH NET PROFIT
Service s — Continued
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Automobile parking
Top and body repair shops
General repair shops
Tire, paint, and other repair shops
Other automobile services, except repair
Repair services, except automobile ;..
Radio and TV repair shops
Electrical repair shops, except radio and TV.
Reupholstery and furniture repair
Other repair services, except automobile
Motion pictures
Production, distribution, and related service
Theaters
Amusement and recreation services, except motion pictures...
Theatrical producers, bands, orchestras, and entertainers.
Bowling alleys, and billiard and pool parlors
Other amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Offices of dentists and dental surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicans
Offices of chiropractors
Hospitals
Medical laboratories
Dental laboratories
Sanatoria, and convalescent and rest homes.
Other medical services
legal services
Educational services
Engineering services
Architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services.
Other services
Nature of business not allocable.
(3)
121,272
4,031
20,752
68, 1«)
13,853
U,496
lit, 387
28,734
17,128
19,746
80,779
5,624
3,556
2,068
90,830
41,435
9,130
40,265
383,615
145,126
80,491
6,983
15,217
197
2,300
7,339
10,630
115,332
117,550
86,503
32,703
13,352
108,062
71,602
29,501
2,823,520
51,468
565,428
1,547,197
393,733
265,694
1,598,753
329,016
254,515
273,757
741,465
105,304
56,139
49,165
1,040,118
287,258
174,381
578,479
12,021,824
6,768,851
3,191,097
248,530
174,002
28,559
66,480
178,996
466,806
898,503
2,613,960
410,057
655,791
457,959
933,366
638,589
247,130
,390,686
1,439
282,624
867,787
206,226
32,610
663,481
157,347
109,933
135,172
261,029
32,072
14,607
17,465
232,495
36,064
46,859
149,572
819,232
194,263
281,215
17,5621
8,185
4,332
11,269
70,315
103,935
128,106
86,294
40,412
143,336
74,011
33,043
112,534
97,796
97,625
812
14,086
39,653
3,960
34,114
51,892
10,678
7,197
8,745
25,272
3,867
1,280
2,587
54,392
8,045
9,998
36,349
351,205
183,111
95,938
9,738
10,815
1,095
2,240
4,190
25,731
18,347
58,418
19,272
16,655
9,915
32,872
18,862
9,318
499,517
7,877
131,654
241,880
70,757
47,349
223,453
43,432
33,650
53,162
33,209
11,615
4,628
6,987
135,037
53,109
27,777
54,151
1,536,960
764,937
434,230
26,313
9,158
9,347
15,699
44,970
172,624
59,682
311,771
71,330
181,462
111,588
180,295
42,459
13,864
521,063
15,311
108,244
262,265
76,698
58,545
458, 2X
80,534
60,980
60,821
255,395
26,255
18,307
7,448
283,543
105,6^
36,281
141,621
6,724,397
4,183,515
1,629,323
136,632
93,742
6,826
24,112
59,679
69,276
520,742
1,454,330
156,948
233,541
153,859
463,860
319,563
76,326
684
39
(')
5,482
27,296
5,952
54,928
17,871
8,150
6,767
22,140
{')
I')
(')
8,913
in
3,409
5,104
9,921
2,000
1,305
(')
{')
2
{ = )
2,195
(')
2,174
926
1,959
109,225
(')
7,594
75,957
24,906
106,531
32,279
19,741
5,764
43,747
(')
32,294
I')
2,402
28,754
14,028
1,788
478
(^)
4,461
(^)
6,787
( = )
3,484
2,957
10,166
6,150
^Net loss exceeds net profit.
^Estimate is not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data."
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2. 2 —FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES
31
Selected industry
Total
number
of
businesses
Business
receipts
Total deductions
Cost of g
oods sold
Tot
Bl
Inventory, beginnlng-
of-year
Number
Amount
(Thousand
dollars)
Number
Amount
(Thousand
dollars)
Number
Amount
(Thousand
dollars)
Number
Amount
(Thousand
dollars)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
9,126,032
3,964,900
211,372,116
8,876,564
180,964,573
6,490,913
120,938,866
1,518,847
11,360,707
3,195,602
3,103,390
35,271,425
3,153,650
31,501,217
3,012,753
20,291,203
93,025
1,125,245
3,030,065
1,113,285
143,920
1,530,686
51,288
190,886
2,945,175
1,111,111
140,123
1,521,798
40,965
131,178
33,135,763
10,596,128
1,766,844
19,745,240
238,134
789,417
2,995,190
1,100,145
143,015
1,518,027
50,821
183,182
29,778,062
8,642,811
1,637,357
18,354,585
311,108
832,201
2,938,474
1,082,977
141,063
1,507,771
39,575
167,088
19,546,476
4,811,287
1,111,183
12,941,211
189,490
493,305
82,171
14,103
(M
58,882
3,922
4,199
1,094,777
154,087
(M
350,503
15,096
59,934
119,414
11,797
34,326
115,372
10,615
32,228
1.731,726
71,418
282,517
114,396
11,160
32,904
1,447,954
54,569
220,632
55,007
5,533
13,739
683,675
15,433
45,624
9,998
28,112
45,677
44,679
1,323,164
45,400
1,380,157
14,189
213,515
{')
f^)
680,460
674,156
18,334,278
641,641
15,583,390
464,365
10,921,692
80,098
584,198
108,983
16,740
107,198
16,135
6,466,935
1,008,915
107,521
16,536
5,911,855
897,772
90,387
10,649
4,785,024
346,391
12,194
319,918
526,749
60,342
107,021
45,702
45,819
523,225
59,881
106,596
45,436
45,153
10,340,973
2,097,960
1,166,123
1,510,731
1,144,026
492,130
58,418
98,418
44,632
44,721
8,337,081
1,783,764
819,468
1,235,394
949,577
347,206
53,432
71,839
38,875
33,933
5,505,434
1,295,942
502,067
985,503
630,619
65,981
23,379
3,595
18,957
3,560
227,626
75,626
7,387
79,978
15,981
155,040
22,892
11,857
8,868
69,208
154,786
22,533
11,857
8,602
63,381
1,503,851
639,063
476,514
187,676
1,615,029
135,160
22,094
11,857
3,368
67,962
1,072,800
527,386
416,004
156,004
1,326,134
72,757
17,357
9,540
6,801
42,622
729,304
382,734
262,125
85,899
631,241
4,915
4,417
1,535
5,255
10,743
15,186
5,849
15,756
27,988
27,598
517,455
25,454
436,682
16,123
284,843
1,133
33,692
159,505
164,806
6,472,710
167,744
5,724,594
138,973
3,723,940
60,252
307,916
7,633
6,718
45,533
7,430
6,633
45,296
1,044,346
409,116
1,471,490
7,633
6,685
44,601
988,529
358,240
1,354,896
7,065
5,843
31,866
803,043
246,068
684,053
4,544
2,937
5,429
35,025
21,710
31,192
24,144
19,601
65,877
23,627
18,633
63,187
613,553
732,093
2,152,112
24,079
19,601
65,145
498,136
627,811
1,896,982
20,616
16,429
57,159
266,940
412,492
1,316,345
9,263
5,803
32,276
15,218
35,548
168,223
277,807
276,312
5,538,856
271,909
4,726,656
74,595
1,253,713
5,191
24,122
259,710
53,314
187,019
6,172
5,013
8,192
258,309
53,314
186,278
5,832
4,935
7,900
5,180,782
401,510
4,119,523
117,603
136,611
405,535
255,669
51,689
185,393
5,877
4,814
7,896
4,436,928
283,996
3,548,423
104,010
131,843
368,656
63,689
7,410
53,216
2,757
2,359
2,947
1,203,521
35,773
794,383
41,934
66,652
269,724
5,545
(M
3,442
1,036
580
54
22,171
11,236
5,768
3,511
1.117
18,097
18,003
358,073
16,240
289,728
5,906
50,196
(')
(1)
1,840,621
1,829,655
102,629,235
1,824,518
95,567,650
1,649,521
76,636,294
1,117,055
3,755,220
2a), 145
258,052
19,712,467
254,750
18,200,334
172,420
15,326,388
90,481
1,084,883
41, 109
14,746
19,189
185,101
40,778
14,681
18, 394
183,699
4,383,120
4,056,942
1,085,790
10,136,615
40,881
14,474
18,616
180,779
4,U0,116
3,995,228
946,911
9,118,079
34,853
11,311
U,098
112,158
3,676,591
3,742,520
719,186
7,188,091
16,644
4,673
9,824
59,340
113,022
120,101
125,922
719,338
1,543,999
1,535,575
81,115,999
1,533,541
75,703,654
1,449,162
60,023,866
1,009,486
7,482,142
61,094
25,005
24,248
11,841
60,970
24,970
24,194
11,806
4,371,127
1,412,968
1,292,251
1,665,908
60,769
24,777
24,152
11,840
4,074,685
1,292,194
1,178,378
1,604,113
58,361
23,297
23,992
11,572
3,290,015
989,542
915,590
1,334,883
48,757
16,934
21,569
10,254
935,135
172,275
352,915
399,995
239,238
237,795
4,245,618
234,970
3,360,792
190,064
3,022,215
83,533
531,952
249,859
216,304
33,555
249,692
216,171
33,521
17,331,939
16,593,282
1,288,707
249,459
216,104
33,355
17,042,745
15,888,074
1,154,671
247,803
214,954
32,849
14,642,424
13,829,832
812,592
204,051
182,502
21,559
1,057,003
1,012,564
44,439
269,678
42,547
197,169
29,962
268,389
42,290
196,179
29,920
24,426,004
6,132,439
16,009,339
2,234,176
267,952
41,985
196,204
29,763
23,275,090
6,020,834
15,149,111
2,105,095
260,909
38,877
192,919
29,113
19,597,290
5,296,359
12,622,045
1,678,886
198,452
26,904"
148,245
23,312
1,571,620
576,993
468,520
426,107
55,401
78,342
279,586
27,102
25,773
55,366
77,410
278, Ul
27,067
25,772
3,193,444
4,289,721
9,858,526
2,837,036
2,355,390
55,400
77,913
279,058
26,902
25,773
2,873,120
3,917,682
8,959,219
2,583,879
2,203,316
54,231
73,660
273,229
26,767
25,642
2,098,410
2,928,322
5,469,577
1,944,757
1,923,553
43,112
50,984
177,814
24,839
22,826
752,320
616,099
241,127
488,596
226, qu
41,393
3,893
12,926
199,714
41,287
3,693
12,926
197,067
469,735
114,951
202,192
6,820,220
40,202
3,893
12,527
198,723
418,156
104,912
180,397
6,199,161
39,040
3,427
9,472
186,057
292,934
88,112
141,627
4,584,528
25,099
2,856
2,887
123,255
120,039
6,591
9,176
916,410
36,477
36,028
1,800,769
36,227
1,663,662
27,939
1,285,040
17,098
188,195
548,651
533,560
6,738,222
506,080
4,495,983
60,285
1,308,291
4,781
97,803
29,566
27,980
516,623
28,145
371,596
3,933
139,095
(M
(M
23,572
5,994
22,429
5,551
417,112
99,511
22,502
5,643
302,617
68,979
2,360
130,527
(M
178,391
340,694
177,353
328,227
2,475,310
3,746,288
172,964
304,971
1,411,432
2,712,905
20,624
35,723
271,490
897,708
3,827
92,862
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and I'isheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Fruit, tree nut, and vegetable farms
Livestock farms
Animal specialities farms
Other farms
Agricultural services and hunting and trapping
Forestry
Fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Building construction
Other general contractors
Spec ial trade contractors
Plumbing, heating, and air conditioning
Painting, paperhanging, and decorating
Electrical work
Masonry, stonework, and plastering
Carpentering and flooring
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work
Water well drilling
Miscellaneous special trade contractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products
Lumber and wood products , except furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Machinery, except electric
Other manufacturing
Transportation, coinmunication, electric, gas, and sanitary
services
Transportation
Local transportation
Trucking and warehousing
Water transportation
Air transportation
Other transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products
Farm products — raw materials
Machinery, equipmient, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building ma1»erials, hardware, and faim equipnent
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Farm equipnent dealers
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Grocery stores, meat, fish, fruit, and vegetable markets
Other food stores
Automotive dealers
Motor vehicle dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other autcsnotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, hone furnishings, and equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
Liquor stores
Antique and secondhand stores
Cigar stores and stands
Newsstands
Other retai 1 trade
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges,
and services
Other finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Foi^tiioto at end jf lable.
32
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.2— FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES —Continued
Selected industry
Total
number
of
businesses
Businees receipts
("Thousand
dollar a)
Total deductions
(Thoutiwid
Cost of goods eolQ
( Thousand
dollar a)
Inventcr;,*, beginning-
cf-year
( Thouaand
dollars)
(3)
(i)
(5)
(7)
Services
Hotels, rooning houses, cajnps, end other lodging places
Hotels, tourist courts, and motels
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels
Other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Beauty shops
Barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Automobile parking
Automobile repair shops
Other automobile services, except repair
Repair services, except automobile
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Offices of dentists and dental surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians
Hospitals, sanatoria, and convalescent and rest homes
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and architectural services...
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services
Other services
Nature of business not allocable
Footnote at end of table.
2,327,684
106,696
50,260
11,255
39,005
56,436
549,002
79,511
337,592
211,300
126,292
131,899
287,557
17,208
50,654
61,657
158,038
144,618
4,475
118,642
21,701
177,900
145,962
404,442
153,203
82,132
7,036
13,257
148,764
131,894
153,306
121,188
104,921
40,075
105,527
49,989
11,249
38,740
55,538
547,146
78,977
336,791
210,566
126,225
131,378
281,849
16,776
50,421
60,021
154,631
144,209
4,475
118,238
21,496
176,641
140,494
403,175
152,514
81,929
7,036
13,251
148,445
130,610
150,956
120,921
98,915
37,900
34,783,754
1,685,440
1,196,392
358,726
837,666
489,046
5,604,687
1,622,477
2,563,726
1,706,597
357, 129
1,418,484
3,179,339
497,258
391,854
589,229
1,701,498
3,087,873
72,733
2,683,447
331,693
1,701,792
1,444,888
12,129,652
6,791,024
'3,195,004
248,667
561,288
1,333,649
2,648,520
1,618,033
976,789
706,236
280,472
2,233,490
106,561
50,260
11,255
39,005
56,301
532,615
79,278
332,949
209,583
123,366
120,388
261,333
17,146
42,845
54,431
146,961
141,910
4,075
116,646
21, 189
173,395
142 ,445
391,674
152,034
82,103
7,008
13,257
137,272
130,232
143,358
112,401
97,516
32,132
21,763,794
1,556,231
1,113,521
358,948
754,573
442,710
4,062,017
1,358,800
1,676,344
1,259,877
416,467
1,026,373
2,258,221
409,871
252,116
327,067
1,269,167
2,601,161
56,445
2,255,952
286,764
1,269,784
1,304,750
5,442,430
2,622,635
1,567,397
112,359
493,324
646,715
1,217,530
1,093,134
520,307
433,229
221,132
39,736
21,891
6,035
15,856
17,845
359,323
50,923
230,111
163,878
66,233
78,289
108,652
8,658
26,018
13,710
60,266
1L2,596
105,249
7,051
143,019
45,839
122,324
38,072
39,566
3,346
8,120
33,218
22,999
46,105
19,091
43,364
12,679
6,461,733
296,855
200,158
101,134
99,024
96,697
1,316,378
410,542
473,690
383,897
89,793
432,146
867,818
263,162
99.575
38,315
416,266
1,526,252
1,467,102
42,707
726,752
332,567
846,915
195,396
282,027
17,594
129,572
222,326
87,804
271,973
38,691
149,725
118,475
9,261
6,476
3,554
2,922
2,785
66,923
5,215
50,355
42,241
8,114
28,353
14,172
(')
1,605
(M
10,223
46,094
(M
44,752
1,273
64,565
11,209
10,982
1,651
1,543
(')
!-)
6,710
(')
3,992
(M
4,864
445,213
15,489
9,304
5,063
4,241
6,185
84,252
6,201
15,550
13,689
1,861
62,501
44,624
943
35,894
123,649
(M
119,035
987
112,133
22,236
17,023
2,002
793
(M
12,447
(M
10,446
14,977
13,991
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2. 2— FREQUENCI'.a AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Cost of goodG sold — Continued
Merchandise pui' ■lias
(Thousand
Cost of labor
Amount
(Thousand
Koterial and supplies
(Thouiard
dollaruj
Other costs
(Thouaor
dollari
Inventory, end-of-year
(Thouaer.
dollari
(10)
(U)
(12)
(13)
(M)
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
(19)
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Feims
Field crop f aims
Fniit, tree nut, and vegetable fanns
Livestock f anLS
Animal specialities fanns
Other farms
Agricultural services and hunting and trapping
Forestry
Fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Building construction
Other general contractors
Special trade contractors
Plumbing, heating, and air conditioning
Painting, paperhanging, and decorating
Electrical work
Masonry, stonework, and plastering
Carpentering and flooring
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work
Water well drilling
Miscellaneous special trade contractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food end kindred products
Apparel and other textile products
Lumber and wood products, except furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Machinery, except electric o
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary
services
Transportation
Local transportation
Trucking and warehousing
Water transportation
Air transportation
Other transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products
Farm products — raw materials
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Farm equipment dealers
General merchandise stores
Food stores ;
Grocery stores, meat, fish, fruit, and vegetable
markets
Other food stores
Automotive dealers ,
Motor vehicle dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores ,
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
Liquor stores ,
Antique and secondhand stores
Cigar stares and stands
Newsstands
Other retail trade ,
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges,
and services
Other finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Footnote at end of table.
2,956,340
732,684
707,025
128,923
7,948
548,134
11,995
10,025
21,630
2,297
1,732
2,459
27,412
3,176
135,144
32,610
20,962
24,152
11,398
19,423
8,167
2,528
2,869
13,035
6,193
79,596
5,982
4,107
17,671
10,644
8,394
32,798
22,268
21,132
(M
15,099
2,214
1,575
945
(M
1,533,820
149,710
32,147
10,045
12,752
94,766
1,359,535
55,383
21,206
23,097
11,080
163,126
242,533
212,461
30,072
249,903
35,918
186,845
27,140
50,497
66,365
261,558
25,851
25,412
37,176
3,223
7,842
170,666
24,575
8,499
(M
(M
(M
1,786
5,691
87,368,646
4,757,728
4,281,337
329,421
38,770
3.799,468
42,887
70,791
450,777
7,812
17,802
16,673
3,581,605
1,167,344
72,800
2,231,290
726,741
97,174
507,260
169,303
214,349
170,675
73,292
52,324
220,172
110,171
2,141,721
632,905
89,349
339,051
126,975
144,541
758,800
681,917
661,440
(M
394,954
35)715
36,916
183,240
(M
72,659,185
14,440,503
3,526,605
3,495,310
681,049
6,737,539
57,015,028
3,150,390
873,292
885,667
1,391,431
2,861,284
14,269,644
13,582,644
687,000
18,412,914
4,658,011
12,111,809
1,643,094
1,994,541
2,707,601
4,977,369
1,915,098
1,892,469
280,409
84,194
131,203
4,337,912
1,203,654
432,842
(M
(M
(M
53,112
275,238
2,789,878
1,938,792
1,909,317
711,337
101,624
1,020,200
13,091
63,065
21,985
2,763
4,727
5,923
207,498
50,453
4,328
146,660
23,104
25,999
13,944
18,281
29,373
8,160
6,396
2,148
19,255
6,057
60,183
2,145
3,979
16,320
7,718
7,737
22,284
34,466
31,526
3, 013
25,538
(M
1,327
2,940
281,395
30,039
5,828
2,939
3,165
18,107
246,310
15,338
7,290
4,406
3,642
18,362
34,285
27,781
6,504
59,268
8,179
45,729
5,360
7,494
19,651
47,147
3,242
2,811
3,436
(M
1,830
33,208
5,046
12,098
740
(M
(M
3,344
8,014
8,999,068
2,347,341
2,220,232
772,036
418,563
399,144
28,200
102,289
112,258
5,657
9,194
37,871
2,447,329
784, 871
73,350
1,533,549
208,378
236,824
242,717
256,116
197,297
1W,923
86,018
6,646
184,630
55,059
886,635
43,161
143,893
185,966
69,933
158,505
285,177
206,218
195,878
8,736
161,654
(M
(M
11,298
10,340
1,538,049
236,757
52,786
15,970
22,791
145,210
118,625
60,836
19,508
38,281
47,714
153,172
98,025
55,147
339,469
75,994
229,227
34,248
37,563
107,747
269,863
21,063
13,151
6,206
(M
974
140,805
44,847
81,783
820
(M
(1)
13,414
67, 549
3,470,455
1,860,103
1,816,123
612,522
85,348
1,037,913
22,147
58,193
33,277
2,766
7,937
289,716
57,492
6,800
215,460
25,024
52,130
18,435
20,520
49,275
10,502
7,238
4,172
28,164
9,964
3,547
3,166
14,222
12,904
10,518
34,282
31,375
28,918
4,061
21,188
(M
(M
1,091
2,457
475,054
42,982
9,153
2,236
3,089
28,504
424,297
15,282
6,359
5,613
3,310
63,654
71,209
59,598
11,611
68,457
13,720
47,654
7,083
15,364
24,591
85,799
6,053
5,256
10,269
(M
2,528
55,563
7,775
27,802
1,229
(M
(M
10,911
15,662
6,083,819
787,798
695,128
200,790
87,471
372,460
1U,289
24,118
83,336
1,801
7,533
1,215,466
100,259
1,278,728
295,408
117,180
178,973
134,110
239,082
80,816
79,961
20,746
132,452
67,362
62,824
6,018
49,807
43,913
61,432
204,266
99,952
88,032
5,824
76,099
(M
(M
1,356
11,920
821,476
122,186
33,575
4,639
6,488
77,484
687,502
37,994
20,638
12,349
5,007
43,475
119,163
54,873
64,290
190,724
63,197
106,588
20,939
27,830
44,354
123,444
7,551
2,146
5,559
(M
900
79,479
11,788
146,183
405
(M
(M
12,166
133,612
2,930,066
2,911,500
1,077,889
140.332
1,498,253
34,212
160,814
11,981
(M
5,505
158,596
44,215
4,335
105,440
18,754
18,042
10,726
12,479
20,323
5,372
3,209
1,848
U,687
4,606
1,934
2,389
12,057
7,687
7,039
18,937
22,489
20,082
3,482
13,659
(M
(M
1,419
2,407
273,604
36,887
5,370
1,959
4,283
25,275
230,563
13,748
6,055
5,175
2,518
35,521
28,507
23,633
4,874
38,908
11,171
22,053
5,684
12,974
22,368
23,020
3,966
1,503
6,709
(M
(M
41,907
6,154
32,207
1,595
1,411
(M
10,548
20,064
12,367,090
12,316,705
3,493,453
569,130
7,860,198
110,757
283,167
38,899
(M
10,776
132,758
2,215,951
1,626,235
101,820
442,947
62,783
48,905
47,043
64,796
80,794
18,372
22,689
3,856
93,709
44,949
18,823
8,685
116,548
28,640
51,587
82,122
270,922
263,329
10,549
160,635
(M
(M
73,534
7,593
1,821,774
509,274
46,787
210,751
20,948
230,788
79,939
43,154
6,568
30,217
75,045
89,434
82,715
6,719
677,671
452,407
191,698
33,566
29,498
89,928
93,267
21,660
17,750
13,028
(M
(M
97,289
22,935
695,630
35,657
34,213
(M
192,942
467,031
1,668,780
93,030
81,571
14,051
1,126
57,593
4,075
4,726
10,589
(')
(M
(')
82,256
13,374
(M
66,890
22,709
3,617
19,513
3,357
5,927
4,584
(M
(M
5,561
(M
61,530
4,788
2,793
5,377
9,668
5,941
32,963
6,840
6,261
(M
3,700
(M
(^)
49
(1)
1,148,267
92,885
15,441
5,429
9,465
62,550
1,037,058
48,507
16,610
21,971
10,026
89,944
199,490
178,444
21,046
206,980
27,028
155,886
24,066
43,618
54,039
181,460
24,175
23,021
28,181
2,723
2,620
132,200
18,324
4,642
(M
(M
(M
(M
3,918
11,634,380
1,093,941
1,061,650
138,477
17,807
840,636
17,737
45,993
29,706
(M
(M
(M
569,202
328,808
(M
208,706
72,995
5,402
70,469
9,687
12,961
17,237
(M
(M
15,478
(M
341,993
39,694
23,587
38,512
17,741
40,220
182,239
24,414
22,329
(M
10,199
(M
(M
822
(M
8,959,383
1,067,209
101,183
104,249
139,012
722,766
7,706,797
1,032,113
180,651
371,415
480,047
537,264
1,045,988
1,000,986
45,002
1,595,105
630,243
485,796
479,066
753,342
637,409
235,485
509,211
227,876
132,305
8,289
5,043
987,368
185,377
145,943
(M
(M
(M
(M
138,581
34
Business Retums/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2. 2— FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Cost of goods sold— Continued
Merchandise purchased
( Thousand
dotlars)
Cost of labor
C Thfiuxand
doltaral
Material and supplies
( Thottaend
doll»fl
Other costs
Amount
(Thoatand
Inventory, end-of-year
C7houa«nd
dolUrt)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
jU)
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
Hotels, tourist courts, and motels
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels
Other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
' Beauty and barber shops
Beauty shops
Barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Automobile parking
Automobile repair shops
Other automobile services, except repair
Repair services, except automobile
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Offices of dentists and dental surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians
Hospitals, sanatoria, and convalescent and rest homes
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and architectural services...
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping sesrvices
Other services
Nature of business not allocable
397,090
20,386
10,70<;
i,210
9,682
114,249
16,623
62,066
50,522
11,544
35,560
26,007
2,371
3,210
3,880
16,546
80,686
(M
78,298
2,224
88,871
23,196
26,077
5,361
4,514
(M
4,808
10,923
(M
8,357
1,472
7,198
3,014,274
225,628
152,814
81,629
71,135
72,314
402,404
59,307
90,119
75,592
14,527
252,478
291,895
41,505
14,360
57,338
178,692
1,080,460
(M
1,045,898
19,935
477,250
198,940
180,115
41,018
18,405
(1)
35,756
82,078
(M
57,744
8,172
91,333
82,701
246,023
11,081
6,417
1,608
4,809
4,664
68,989
17,858
36,206
24,929
11,277
14,925
32,568
1,605
9,519
3,598
17,846
32,785
(M
30,983
1,704
29,657
12,756
26,819
7,775
9,321
(M
3,445
5,607
9,021
14,434
4,257
5,656
1,500
1,448,090
25,259
20,413
12,932
7,486
4,841
470,737
185,678
222,125
164,582
57,543
62,934
178,254
18,828
48,958
9,553
100,915
237, 884
(M
227,141
10,063
117,875
57,251
203,755
42,855
50,343
(M
60,709
47,488
23,629
102,006
14,916
16,524
5,752
698,855
23,905
13,993
2,732
11,261
9,912
261,149
33,197
179,306
123,386
55,920
48,646
71,643
4,477
20,317
7,877
38,972
57,625
(M
52,381
5,151
75,504
21,198
92,943
31,466
33,879
2,709
4,636
20,253
13,549
33,335
14,434
33,570
4,022
1,106,686
31,367
17,867
1,793
16,074
13,500
294,657
84,690
144,360
128,965
15,395
65,607
128,041
39,910
22,447
5,939
59,745
163,280
(M
156,452
6,774
103,648
22,868
296, 118
77,040
117,024
9,758
21,448
70,848
7,115
30,708
4,755
24,129
5,130
6,908
3,680
(M
2,873
3,228
65,319
18,260
28,138
18,497
9,641
18,921
33,237
4,187
7,018
5,832
16,200
19,005
(1)
17,184
1,819
24,822
13,195
41,886
11,167
19,272
1,244
2,744
7,459
13,187
17,975
5,388
13,44.4
2,067
930, U8
16,079
10,709
(M
4,802
5,370
153,688
80,103
19,727
15,823
3,904
53,858
273,014
163,007
15,095
15,594
79,318
48,042
(M
41,943
6,085
34,496
70,561
164,609
34,274
95,958
1,906
11,342
21,129
56,727
80,751
10,807
21,344
20,467
9,149
6,362
3,662
2,700
2,787
93,608
7,719
56,173
48,059
8,114
29,716
16,267
1,103
2,038
1,994
11,132
46,673
(')
45,181
1,428
67,468
12,601
11,051
2,002
1,405
(M
(M
6,794
(M
4,293
(M
5,697
3,578
(19)
482,634
16,965
10,953
6,189
4,764
6,012
89,355
5,936
18,189
14,752
3,437
65,230
48,007
2,799
2,228
4,683
38,297
127,064
(M
123,368
1,137
118,652
39,290
14,698
1,790
495
(M
(1)
11,662
(M
9,674
(M
18,580
9,565
Footnote at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2. 2— FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
35
Selected industry
Deprec
lation
TMes
Rent
Hepalra
Salaries
and wagee
Number
Amount
(Thouaand
dollars)
Number
Amount
(■TTiousnnd
dollors)
Number
Amount
(Thousand
dollar,)
Number
Amount
(Thauaand
dollar,)
Number
Amount
(Thoontwid
dollar,)
(20)
(21)
(22)
(23)
(24)
(25)
(26)
(27)
(28)
(29)
6,422,572
8,753,059
6,504,672
4,341,821
3,590,975
4,992,158
5,225,557
3,575,126
1,881,015
13,765,735
2,559,967
4,070,063
2,544,502
1,278,116
1,019,697
1,137,006
2,494,840
1,774,325
42,613
236,913
2,443,577
870,959
113, 526
1,286,522
38,584
133,986
3,915,444
1,459,154
175,026
2,123,082
38,815
119,367
2,438,745
912,004
111,504
1,273,253
23,724
118,260
1,237,233
433,844
91,902
656,071
8,245
47,171
983,604
331,982
36,160
582,273
9,607
23,582
1,110,950
484,199
58,397
538,116
5,422
24,816
2,400,496
861,479
109,567
1,297,041
23,279
109,130
1,697,806
677,888
81,313
879,487
10,934
48,184
5,410
(M
(M
1,287
(M
2,552
21,367
(M
(M
4,094
(M
9,940
85,482
8,141
22,767
115,699
6,388
32,531
74,895
7,524
23,338
35,180
1,623
4,080
27,367
1,445
7,281
21,531
237
4,288
67,124
7,039
20,181
50,959
5,454
20,106
29,184
2,527
5,492
172,664
6,588
36,294
36,515
132,676
27,786
40,799
9,740
25,848
14,279
30,320
8,714
79,760
430,988
548,032
419,081
325,341
172,006
136,168
296,627
251,117
154,720
1,440,330
83,964
14,449
110,706
93,401
82,088
14,537
87,204
25,335
33,488
7,209
17,813
28,753
52,198
12,830
41,094
65,057
31,788
8,199
326,212
153,927
316,995
46,127
48,691
30,734
29,821
326,925
42,597
26,336
26,283
24,253
307,682
47,409
52,361
34,719
32,213
205,379
40,348
23,035
28,898
29,387
125,010
21,027
19,844
12,711
13,957
84,745
15,089
7,128
8,934
7,359
217,953
28,693
34,530
20,293
20,984
137,407
11,320
7,591
6,752
9,510
108,860
18,496
17,259
11,073
12,290
905,944
175,224
117,729
99,453
127,109
77,803
14,730
10,005
6,740
52,344
34,764
14,106
15,048
12,834
130,704
64,667
14,355
10,205
6,175
45,578
18,633
11,415
9,524
2,852
41,287
19,867
8,056
5,202
1,964
22,382
7,126
4,936
3,916
1,893
28,364
50,032
9,364
6,800
5,908
41,349
8,506
4,675
6,036
6,662
76,355
16,726
6,628
5,153
3,466
17,769
98,202
43,244
53,410
14,859
176,714
15,580
17,000
14,774
7,423
6,299
4,857
13,646
7,559
5,873
54,247
129,776
279,090
119,324
140,504
67,451
101,183
93,852
128,285
51,557
518,747
6,870
4,418
34,771
22,402
5,683
122,492
7,104
5,911
32,497
12,924
11,334
41,761
3,267
5,237
8,859
6,056
13,196
14,980
6,129
4,002
32,743
11,491
2,375
82,753
4,184
2,086
13,793
58,448
38,630
174,703
17,957
16,863
48,897
27,361
37,392
63,759
16,124
14,231
43,457
12,191
18,700
43,594
12,379
8,741
28,968
14,296
13,782
38,878
12,285
9,665
29,028
4,843
6,092
20,731
8,188
5,320
17,986
66,093
50,062
130,811
208,610
525,556
223,939
219,956
76,806
1A6,678
208,565
401,556
77,813
702,494
194,694
33,836
148,319
5,146
3,168
4,225
493,570
39,021
422,331
10,872
12,624
8,722
209,329
38,677
159,868
4,162
2,323
4,299
209,196
10,521
184,280
2,785
2,256
9,354
72,015
16,434
46,645
1,921
2,342
4,673
139,426
18,663
103,375
7,726
3,379
6,283
195,915
34,719
150,976
4,771
2,965
2,484
388,650
26,397
347,738
6,347
4,955
3,213
71,970
9,791
57,099
1,123
1,044
2,913
627,112
54,127
526,341
15,378
7,535
23,731
13,916
31,986
14,610
10,760
4,791
7,252
12,650
12,906
5,843
75,382
1,253,041
1,335,780
1,433,515
1,546,232
984,800
1,808,807
1,007,623
534,893
779,742
6,255,145
165,429
228,297
169,675
169,996
117,779
131,751
113,225
102,678
73,518
741,232
31,372
10,894
11,793
111,370
36,513
23,627
17,001
149,154
31,848
10,634
11,429
115,764
23,263
9,864
11, 866
125,003
19,701
4,724
8,469
84,885
18,724
8,026
11,016
93,985
22,640
8,006
5,645
76,934
16,791
12,667
3,813
69,407
14,185
5,725
5,630
47,978
166,474
49,137
58,243
467,378
1,064,568
1,073,929
1,240,111
1,348,219
848,080
1,653,821
877,668
421,242
695,844
5,414,770
49,174
19,261
20,135
9,778
59,644
25,467
17,981
16,196
53,495
21,204
21,841
10,450
74,390
28,332
28,062
17,996
32,154
11,143
16,062
4,979
48,495
15,593
27,148
5,754
35,481
13,849
15,129
6,503
18,516
8,915
4,885
4,716
29,323
10,014
12,547
6,762
234,670
87,685
83,636
63,349
102,049
82,050
108,857
60,974
74,156
77,171
68,856
23,319
37,660
199,241
188,530
193,008
225,654
235,299
126,852
205,757
175,217
74,099
106,894
832,244
161,432
27,098
163,350
29,658
197,018
28,636
209,952
25,347
105,797
21,055
164,118
41,639
152,604
22,613
64,853
9,246
89,324
17,570
696,753
135,491
202,123
23,355
157,185
21,583
167,266
25,973
114,691
26,602
241,614
34,330
181,396
25,888
290,842
44,162
212,462
34,218
179,723
22,333
140,735
16,655
436,799
41,873
366,865
28,061
150,328
20,135
113,499
16,694
74,978
32,270
31,905
10,803
163,190
17,555
131,011
14,624
1,339,457
218,472
982,704
138,281
40,971
62,942
212,085
23,948
20,687
34,365
65,459
261,269
31,748
19,165
46,022
66,623
254,999
26,201
25,404
51,519
72,093
338,236
49,816
48,886
43,606
48,004
176,553
19,372
17,855
129,507
92,982
351,530
58,246
31,004
28,509
42,052
209,212
20,925
20,705
10,278
19,267
113,992
10,624
7,299
30,393
32,710
177,363
21,881
15,777
268,017
304,618
1,384,984
321,057
86,783
18,862
1,858
4,422
136,917
11,117
1,670
2,306
144,858
28,639
2,762
5,216
154,625
8,526
2,616
1,670
113,352
18,800
2,529
3,590
104,856
17,775
3,848
4,766
195,941
18,977
1,457
4,122
101,827
4,977
328
817
62,748
8,209
(M
2,123
69,565
26,665
(M
4,996
409,078
23,044
33,554
23,729
28,017
18,941
23,235
16,730
10,973
10,380
99,143
281,668
277,558
333,892
128,106
173,889
155,258
159,949
59,050
91,920
403,375
15,047
11,735
15,320
6,992
12,464
12,322
7,657
3,547
4,766
30,106
12,329
2,718
9,917
1,818
12,163
3,157
4,773
2,219
9,547
2,917
8,288
4,034
5,962
1,695
2,891
656
2,743
2,023
20,575
9,531
98,415
168,206
61,134
204,688
99,950
218,622
19,189
101,925
73,166
88,259
66,893
76,043
51,155
101,137
10,534
44,969
44,470
42,684
234,082
139,187
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Fruit, tree nut, and vegetable farms
Livestock f aims
AnijTial specialities fanns
Other farms
Agricultural services and hunting and trapping
Forestry
Fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Building construction
Other general contractors
Special trade contractors
Plumbing, heating, and air conditioning
Painting, paperhanging, and decorating
Electrical work
Masonry, stonework, and plastering
Carpentering and flooring.
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work
Water well drilling
Miscellaneous special trade contractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products
Limiber and wood products, except furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Machinery, except electric
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary
services
Transportation
Local transportation
Trucking and warehousing
Water transportation
Air transportation
Other transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products
Farm products — raw materials
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and faim equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Farm equipment dealers
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Grocery stores, meat, fish, fruit, and vegetable
markets
Other food stores
Automotive dealers
Motor vehicle dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
Liquor stores
Antique and secondhand stores
Cigar stores and stands
Newsstands
Other retail trade
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Finance
Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges, and
services
Other finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Footnote at end of table-
36
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2. 2— FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES —Continued
Selected Industry
Depreciation
( Thoutiwjd
dotlara)
(7houMv\d
dotlara)
Amount
(Thouaand
Repairs
(Thoua.
dotia:
Salaries and wages
Amount
(Thouiand
(20)
(21)
(22)
(23)
(2i)
(25)
(26)
(27)
(28)
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, csmps, and other lodging places
Hotels, tourist courts, and motels
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels.
Other lodging places
Personal services
laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Beauty shops
Barber shops ;
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other business services ^
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Automobile parking
Automobile repair shops ; .
Other automobile services, except repair
Repair services, except automobile ,
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Offices of dentists and dental surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians ,
Hospitals, sanatoria, and convalescent and rest homes,
Other medical services ,
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and architectural services....
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services ,
Other services
Nature of business not allocable ,
Footnote at end of table.
1,508,215
93,748
46,90i
9,726
37,178
46, 3«
370,847
63,946
229,259
158,177
71,082
77,642
145,477
9,062
24 , 394
26,866
85,155
105,222
1,386
87,430
16,406
116,679
87,734
277,048
136, 169
73,007
6,306
11,549
50,017
90,637
88,364
78,256
54,203
13,792
1,571,603
255,318
181,085
36,299
144,786
74,233
298,162
137,252
77,508
59,035
18,473
83,402
166,651
12,751
14,275
13,655
125,970
128,122
999
69,343
57,780
64,364
110,376
366,823
187,858
96,826
9,800
33,320
39,019
64,395
53,591
36,685
27,11/4
12,701
1,388,373
93,423
47,394
10,852
36,542
46,029
403,754
65,543
273,813
174,122
99,691
64,398
113,201
7,183
23,256
18,053
64,709
107,689
2,981
89,213
15,495
106,369
63,029
293,028
130,354
74,739
6,152
12,086
69,697
73,125
56,825
51,239
26,691
14,260
658,240
111,533
78,005
21,505
56,500
33,528
131,504
44,724
55,775
41,908
13,867
31,005
52,123
4,451
8,971
5,022
33,679
73,548
2,954
58,321
12,273
31,133
34,544
152,927
71,837
39,687
3,243
23,836
U,324
23,057
26,988
14,120
6,763
4,527
24,044
12,843
3,937
8,906
11,201
315,838
51,665
207,374
113,727
93, M7
56,799
103,941
8,303
10,999
23,986
60,653
64,819
3,272
52,992
8,555
63,038
53,485
205,030
99,773
59,535
3,365
3,254
39,103
86,699
56,183
55,754
48,003
9,752
1,475,109
52,485
41,397
20,294
21,103
11,088
357,945
98,472
204,146
121,667
82,479
55,327
92,975
10,295
5,890
19,920
56,870
97,050
19,634
64,611
12,605
43,941
84,800
482,946
274,507
136,938
6,327
15,856
49,318
126, 103
51,861
46,822
38,181
6,096
940,684
81,531
42,234
9,092
33,142
39,297
263,387
59,253
153,757
101,951
51,806
50,377
85,982
3,964
18,246
11,656
52,116
68,154
1,556
52,013
14,585
63,729
56,540
170,407
74,308
46,107
4,159
10,262
35,571
41,531
49,464
36,611
23,348
9,138
390,848
69,519
47,077
11,893
35,184
22,442
86,167
42,444
24,523
18,413
6,110
19,200
43,556
1,530
5,807
2,528
33,691
35,807
641
15,404
19,762
18,455
35,112
68,580
29,905
16,427
1,550
12,965
7,733
9,336
13,070
5,721
5,525
4,732
667,524
42,498
26,974
5,711
21,263
15,524
145,277
35,338
86,536
60,993
25,543
23,403
51,081
3,983
9,812
9,629
27,657
44,048
1,751
35,656
6,641
25,485
32,378
193,952
99,981
60,859
4,744
6,724
21,644
64,084
29,089
28,587
11,045
6,412
(29)
4,115,699
208,725
174,419
73,588
100,831
34,306
811,215
235,086
461,565
342,937
118,628
114,564
317,003
29,323
47,460
35,842
204,373
316,361
11,236
257,914
47,211
118,925
155,966
1,366,695
728,119
384,591
23,999
145,504
84,432
300,123
300,264
187,367
33,055
13,272
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
37
Table 2. 2— FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Insui'Hnce
Le^^al and profes-
sional reee
CommiBSlons
Interest
Bad
debts
Dep]
etion
Number
Amount
(Thouaand
dollars}
Number
Amount
mo^.^d
doltnr,}
Number
Amount
(Thauxaid
dollars)
Number
Amount
(Thousand
dollars}
number
Amount
(Thousand
dollars)
Number
Ajriourit
(Thousand
dollars}
(30)
(31)
(32)
(33)
(34)
(35)
(36)
(37)
(38)
(39)
(40)
(41)
5,656,905
2,400,099
2,719,383
1,160,833
326,123
975,809
3,366,188
2,878,431
423,769
287,763
31,881
172,402
2,217,133
612,997
68,242
13,502
4,481
10,323
1,614,336
1,534,625
5,455
2,633
2,908
1,809
2,136,513
816,508
90,865
1,124,216
18,713
86,211
571,597
230,688
35,725
281,158
6,087
17,939
13,071
(1)
(M
(M
7,791
3,369
2,353
(M
(M
(M
1,512
470
1,067
(M
(M
(M
(M
1,110
(1)
(M
(M
(M
(M
1,571,301
568,164
59,343
874,466
13,222
56,106
1,506,881
518,875
69,418
668,064
6,517
42,007
580
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
101
(^)
(M
(M
(M
(M
2,396
1,603
(M
1,479
1,067
'1)
(M
63,948
5,656
11,016
30,317
1,393
9,690
43,857
2,087
9,227
10,026
206
917
2,473
(')
(')
6,429
(')
(M
33,2&4
2,288
7,483
22,098
899
4,747
4,080
(M
2,210
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
17,987
13,021
13,853
16,071
1,282
2,418
12,178
31,655
(M
f 1)
24,949
160,769
415 , 333
279,008
273,584
63,275
26,303
43,716
209,016
125,189
24,597
22,025
895
1,154
81,769
13,452
67,641
23,120
59,960
7,924
21,346
5,007
8,849
1,057
24,598
2,042
51,465
9,759
54,873
12,701
3,375
5,140
(*)
(M
(M
(M
(M
306.566
47,426
53,980
32,205
28,562
181,024
34,120
23,705
21,828
20,840
194,477
33,465
31,627
18,667
17,384
34,272
7,805
3,482
4,910
4,351
15,437
2,762
2,962
854
1,446
16,081
1,867
2,339
1,290
1,427
139,690
24,175
15,590
16,320
12,571
53,650
8,615
3,223
5,934
4,929
19,917
6,187
(M
4,202
1,442
15,407
5,729
(M
3,812
2,224
(')
(M
(M '
(M
(M
(M
57,346
15,127
9,600
5,866
46,454
20,753
12,730
7,939
2,798
36,311
44,199
10,238
6,568
3,355
28,974
3,678
1,502
1,661
473
6,410
3,023
1,651
ih
(M
2,339
2,259
3,661
(M
(M
3,163
25,448
7,040
5,117
2,603
30,826
5,213
2,224
2,155
1,966
19,191
2,183
1,847
(M
(M
2,177
723
1,138
(')
(1)
1,148
(M "
(M "
(M
(M
13,546
7,023
11,223
2,650
n
(M
8,102
3,965
(M
(1)
(M
(M
107,134
91,578
77,603
27,478
17,084
40,715
69,230
53,910
13,449
9,769
290
6,284
6,670
5,604
28,799
7,702
4,302
33,073
4,265
4,757
15,461
1,570
2,693
3,363
(M
(')
(M
(^)
(M
(M
3,936
2,344
19,503
5,968
1,367
21,228
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
(•■) '
'M
14,572
13,465
38,024
6,729
11,577
28,195
11,378
10,e30
30,912
3.660
4,650
11,542
3.450
2,357
8,674
6,340
6,465
18,372
9,864
9,327
24,256
5,286
6,005
14,056
3,005
1,620
6,222
1,615
1,639
4,255
(M "
(M
(M
(M
20^,868
194,196
104,774
22,046
12,907
33,517
121,372
86,558
9,072
10,230
(M
(M
193,664
34,308
147,699
4,244
3,617
3,796
183,839
19,543
151,476
3,857
5,094
3,869
97,205
14,882
74,110
2,060
2,137
4,016
19,196
2,501
13,355
432
1,428
1,480
11,210
1,064
8,231
n
(')
(M
25,539
820
22,255
(M
{')
n
114,423
13,393
94,193
2,392
2,405
2,040
79,275
4,197
66,319
1,797
3,132
1,830
7,953
5,550
(h
(M
1,195
7,937
(')
3,710
703
(M
(M '
(M
(M
13,204
10,357
7,569
2,850
(M
(M
6,949
7,283
(M
(M
-
-
1,223,821
692,501
888,223
250,946
115,696
273,071
678,160
441,963
252,158
157,307
878
1,128
159,807
108,798
124,700
38,364
31,198
123,024
87,496
70,445
28,408
34,065
(M
(M
31, 732
9,259
11,081
107,735
21,557
8,631
9,430
69,180
22,333
6,601
9,076
86, 690
6,533
2,675
3,549
25,607
1,855
2,531
3,900
22,912
6,264
9,916
15,993
90,851
16,456
5,417
8,386
57,237
8,471
11,500
7,253
43,221
4,762
(M
2,346
20,479
3,014
(M
2,174
27,976
(1)
(M '
(M
(M
1,043,327
569,445
745,841
202,781
78,918
142,250
578,192
362,429
217,815
126,839
(M
'M
51,425
20,121
21,016
10,288
42,343
17,292
13,207
11,844
33,204
13,594
13,879
5,731
10,676
5,588
3,070
2,016
4,753
2,683
(')
(M
8,039
5.872
(M
(M
34,846
13,065
13,898
7,883
28,487
9,979
9,050
9,458
15,659
6,034
7,063
2,562
13,567
7,973
3,297
2,297
(M
(M
(M
1'-)
93,223
25,734
54,336
7,674
17,844
38,046
42,561
17,994
20,802
8,318
-
-
184,449
82,610
129,343
27,631
3,839
5,205
85,422
49,417
25,641
9,568
-
-
158,500
25,949
72,341
10,269
110,528
18,815
23,994
3,637
2,943
(i)
4,764
(M
73,154
12,268
43,984
5,433
23,656
1,985
9,235
333
-
-
211,745
33,068
156,070
22,607
143, 545
31,781
91,768
19,996
146,222
22,782
106,552
16,888
W,584
10,527
26,531
5,526
17,597
9,161
4,908
3,528
31,672
22.863
3,272
5,517
124,852
23,205
82,780
18,867
68,259
43,656
24,749
19,854
77,923
11,004
60,913
6,006
50,361
20,359
22,877
7,135
(M
(M
(M
46,129
58,824
194,218
24,359
22,092
27,154
39,348
102,053
21,469
12,080
34,002
41,659
163,180
19,431
16,343
11,745
12,394
46,765
11,397
5,420
2,188
9,787
3,672
(M
(')
2,228
16,262
6,473
(M
(M
26,213
37,213
111,628
15,443
13,415
17,004
28,184
69,259
10,541
7,731
9,635
14,591
15,784
5,316
3,911
5,175
14,995
3,236
2,915
872
-
-
22,930
1,986
4,950
126,997
6,522
460
784
65,343
13,304
1,819
2,995
90,003
1,560
456
331
20,148
1,928
(M "
15,700
1,111
(M '
30,635
11,392
(M
1,930
72,578
3,722
(M
702
40,461
1,702
-5)
1,131
25,321
822
(M
229
15,700
(M "
(M
20,687
14,258
17,682
9,801
5,780
7,797
12,472
9,089
5,935
6,403
-
-
241,539
69,336
220,600
65,821
76,798
426,766
117,145
226,462
35,119
35,757
(M
(M
11,971
4,436
13,910
6,884
3,427
30,266
6,771
19,598
1,663
6,781
(M
(^)
9,633
2,338
3,180
1,256
10,963
2,947
7,356
1,528
2,985
(')
28,480
(')
4,818
1,953
10,489
9,109
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
82,574
146,994
21,696
43,004
76,034
130,656
20,392
56,545
31,875
41,496
147,782
248,718
37,230
73,144
25,302
181,562
24,643
8,793
17,852
9,124
(M
(M
i^S
All industries
Agricultui'e, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Fruit, tree nut, and vegetable farms
Livestocl< farms
Animal specialities farms
Other farms
Agricultural services and hunting and trapping
For&stry
Fisheries
Mining •
Contract consti^ction
Building construction!
Other general contractors
Spec lal trade contractors
Plumbing, heating, and air conditioning.
Painting, paperhanging, and decorating
Electrical work
Masonry, stonevrork, and plastering
Carpentering and flooring
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work
Water well drilling
Miscellaneous special trade contractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products
Lumber and wood products , except fiimiture
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Machinery, except electric
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric , gas , and sanitary
services
Transportation
Local transportation
Trucking and warehousing
Water transportation
Air transportation
Other transportation .-
Communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
(■Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products
Farm products — raw materials
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Farm equipment dealers
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Grocery stores, meat, fish, fruit, and vegetable
markets
Other food stores
Automotive dealers
Motor vehicle dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
Liquor stores
Antique and secondhand stores
Cigar stores and stands
Newsstands
Other retail trade
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Finance t
Secirrity and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges, and
services
Other finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Footnote at end of table-
38
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.2 —FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Insurance
Legal and
siona]
profes-
fees
ssions
Interest
Sad debts
Depletion
Amount
Amount
Amount
Amount
Amount
Amount
Number
f TTiousand
Number
(Thousand
Number
(Thousimd
Number
(Tbousii^d
N'jmber
(Thoosirtd
:;umber
Cn^ouiand
dotUrs)
dollars)
dollars)
dollars)
dollars)
dollart)
(30)
(31)
(32)
(33)
(34)
(35)
(36)
(37)
(38)
(39)
(40)
(il)
1,2W,597
444,278
1,064,043
679,046
70,313
143,518
538,780
374,482
82,118
35,593
1,605
1,183
83,759
43,194
47,690
11,780
2,804
3,717
56,91/4
115,930
3,690
1,597
_
_
42,637
29,476
25,744
7,660
1,195
(i)
3,004
31,782
86,061
2,800
1,252
(i)
_
_
8,220
10,487
5,108
2,410
5,972
12,005
_
_
3i,i07
18,989
20,636
5,250
(1)
(M
25,810
74,056
2,591
(')
787
-
-
41,132
13,718
21,946
4,120
1,609
713
25,132
29,869
(M
-
-
296,856
76,412
231,081
31,811
12,126
21,081
127,809
55,654
19,795
5,958
_
_
60,268
30,580
40,361
7,825
3,099
6,766
40,461
29,135
5,175
954
_
_
175, 57i
22,945
146,819
13,932
3,962
6,893
59,686
11,161
8,503
861
_
_
119,313
18,335
94,429
9,587
3,096
(*)
4,903
(')
43,291
8,439
5,746
361
_
_
56,261
4,610
52,390
4,345
16,395
2,722
2,757
500
-
_
61,014
22,887
43,901
10,054
5,065
7,422
27,662
15,358
6,117
4,143
-
-
111,014
38,842
90,208
38,215
15,791
42,535
49,983
33,867
8,624
7,005
(M
(M
6,726
2,632
6,261
2,523
2,084
9,321
(*)
3,230
1,716
(M
(')
_
23,416
9,177
13,195
2,359
9,422
2,015
(M
(M
(M
(M
18,284
3,425
22,368
12,875
2,545
13,184
6,682
7,920
1,262
1,271
(M
(M
62,588
23,608
48,384
20,458
10,374
19,349
30,649
22,216
5,644
4,832
(M
(M
92,349
2,376
56,435
964
61,462
(1)
11,513
4,052
(')
4,874
(')
50,045
588
30,255
625
17,147
9,841
(')
(M
(M
75 , 514
42,082
52,448
9,527
2,643
2,719
(*)
39,078
19,269
15,600
8,200
-
-
14,959
13,389
7,831
1,704
(M
10,379
10,361
1,297
1,557
(M
(M
92,264
25,119
55,631
6,668
5,404
6,025
39,716
10,916
12,232
2,614
_
_
53,500
24,291
57,782
27,359
8,675
26,819
23,573
18,399
2,347
1,108
'M
(M
277,866
130, 877
291,017
374,852
6,959
13,901
105,011
70,538
6,984
2,709
(M
(')
134,050
81,592
130,953
186,890
2,050
4,315
(')
38,758
23,113
2,019
1,016
(M
(M
74,661
24,757
70,200
152,228
33,753
21,393
1,528
(')
411
-
6,413
3,681
5,711
6,488
n
(M
2,919
2,035
(M
-
-
10,973
9,817
8,715
8,211
(1)
(')
8,926
15,900
(')
(M
_
_
51,769
11,030
75,438
21,035
3,604
3,285
20,655
8,097
2,315
588
-
-
69,227
16,699
88,452
78,577
2,062
4,623
22,659
12,432
4,244
2,077
(M
(1)
58,308
18,267
63,145
70,356
4,693
12,165
27,244
14,144
2,394
1,024
(M
(M
43,0t5
9,101
39,045
15,938
2,605
2,182
23,034
7,611
3,045
933
_
30,889
5,041
38,530
11,977
5,142
5,596
12,792
4,736
1,616
727
(M
(M
12, .■.•■3
3,164
3,4cl
2,648
1,059
1,765
5,971
3,587
1,144
469
(M
(M
Services
Hotels, rocraing houses, camps, and other lodging places.
Hotels, tourist courts, and motels
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels
Other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Beauty shops
Barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Automobile parking
Automobile repair shops
Other automobile services, except repair
Repair services, except autcmobile
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Offices of dentists and dental surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians
Hospitals, sanatoria, and convalescent and rest homes.
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and architectural services...
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services
Other services
Nature of business not allocable
Footnote at end of table-
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
39
Table 2.2— FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES —Continued
Selected industry
Other deductions
Amount
(Thousand
doiiors)
Gross profit
(Thaus.
dolla
Amount
(ThotinanJ
Net profit
Amount
(Thouatmd
donors)
(Thous.
dolla
(-42)
(O)
("W)
(45)
(46)
(47)
(48)
(49)
(50)
(51)
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Faims
Field crop farms
Fruit, tree nut, and vegetable farms
Livestock farms
Animal specialities faims
Other farms
Agricultural services and hunting and trapping
Forestry
Fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Building construction
Other general contractors
Special trade contractors
Plumbing, heating, and air conditioning
Painting, paperhanging, and decorating
Electrical work
Masonry, stonework, and plastering
Carpentering and flooring
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work
Water well drilling
Miscellaneous special trade contractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products
Lumber and wood products , except furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied industries '
Machinery, except electric
Other manufacturing
Transportation, commujiication, electric, gas, and sanitary
services
Transportation
Local transportation
Trucking and warehousing
Water transportation
Air transportation
Other transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products
Farm products — raw materials
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Fanii equipment dealers
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Grocery stores, meat, fish, fruit, and vegetable
markets
Other food stores
Automotive dealers
Motor vehicle dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
Liquor stores
Antique and secondhand stores
Cigar stores and stands
Uewsstands
Other retail trade
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Finance
Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges, and
services
Other finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Footnote at end of table.
7,l'il,910
1,584,897
1,433,426
529,069
57,826
754,270
27,838
C-4,423
111,423
10,565
29,483
617,087
103,687
16,327
472,851
57,194
93,500
43,563
43,123
127,524
21,495
11,856
8,597
65,999
24,222
7,499
6,656
43,366
23,354
18,391
61,524
266,149
250,033
49,893
182,525
5,463
4,549
7,603
16,116
1,781,736
250,261
40,282
- 14,400
18,228
177,351
1,496,551
59,851
24,133
23,884
11,834
226,149
242,718
210,295
32,423
262,434
40,615
192,825
28,994
54,602
76,805
275,188
26,235
25,700
38,365
3,693
12,261
192,550
34,924
487,259
27,351
21,916
5,435
170,576
289,332
16,723,009
537,831
165,392
24,785
11,744
62,566
37,434
28,863
297,174
16,017
59,248
629,333
1,426,376
369,447
141,456
870,269
144,648
102,411
91,803
87,566
143,645
45,521
54,007
25,671
174,997
45,204
53,866
29,788
166,373
82,784
58,955
206,360
1,125,162
1,054,674
71,925
910,853
12,564
21,443
37,889
70,488
5,623,700
1,124,428
153,879
115,763
87,389
767,397
4,363,921
245,833
89,943
72,118
83,772
298,059
685,494
604,910
80,584
1,010,030
232,559
647,250
130,221
217,724
323,766
309,857
125,890
64,551
42,429
3,734
21,393
515,161
135,351
1,320,190
95,832
75,061
20,771
514,936
709,422
2,714,149
2,558,417
1,028,295
115,060
1,287,218
23,196
104,648
113,308
10,515
31,909
104,220
15,892
519, 808
59,645
106,434
44,442
45,153
153,497
22,499
11,856
3,597
67,685
27,398
159,119
7,296
6,604
44,545
22,754
17,954
59,966
276,025
258,022
53,248
186,153
5,768
4,953
7,900
18,003
1,775,473
252,940
40,365
14,074
18,494
180,007
1,487,540
59,500
24,438
23,782
11,280
228,009
239,507
206,258
33,249
258,943
38,703
191,925
28,315
54,148
74,597
275,309
26,375
25,570
38, 594
3,693
12,926
190,469
34,893
532,228
27,848
22,331
5,517
176,991
327,389
91,050,468
15,470,389
14,074,861
5,848,320
693,002
7,087,042
86,741
359,756
1,100,309
56,057
239,162
7,433,882
1,696,175
663,185
4,840,770
802,355
664,149
525,958
513,407
777,573
256,522
214,497
101,782
984,527
233,752
2,751,552
241,772
163,102
789,019
347,632
370,736
839,241
4,280,545
3,972,668
355,793
3,325,239
75,788
70,035
135,813
307,377
26,061,605
4,393,642
707,080
314,835
369,648
3,002,079
21,151,006
1,084,075
424,212
378,433
281,425
1,229,358
3,255,460
2,778,912
475,548
4,839,553
391,785
3,390,937
556,735
1,093,570
1,365,000
4,391,591
943,108
432,288
179,469
28,562
60,565
2,243,402
515,957
5,439,872
378,840
287,557
91,283
2,204,093
2,856,939
481,452
471,648
84,990
28,860
243,468
28,092
86,238
6,106
1,282
2,416
2,397
4,763
6,940
(A
1,260
1,542
(M
(M
(M
(M
(')
10,386
(M
988
1,390
1,646
5,911
1,783
1,539
292
(M
65,148
7,205
(M
5,094
56,359
1,595
(M
(M
11,229
10,352
10,046
10,736
3,844
5,245
1,647
1,253
3,745
4,277
(M
2,799
9,245
1,534
15,424
1,720
1,242
(M
1,400
13,304
617,185
490, 154
485,556
63,464
37,345
283,003
38,097
63, M7
2,258
71
2,269
4,881
21,292
14,264
(M
5,226
(M
728
3,025
(M
(M
(M
(M
7,780
1,581
1,066
1,136
3,476
7,563
(M
(M
(M
3,553
58, 870
2,963
(1)
(M
(M
5,955
15,391
15,460
10,845
5,705
3,644
1,496
3,535
3,601
2,645
2,620
(M
7,710
2,229
9,944
1,311
(M
274
,359
.,892,809
795,949
83,080
932,575
11,303
69,302
89,417
8,122
25,207
27,480
611,280
91,775
14,018
482,145
52,374
103,652
41,349
41,593
145,422
21,774
10, 593
7,498
57,735
23,342
6,693
5,371
37,359
17,972
15,322
45,053
224,390
209,177
47,393
143,981
3,559
2,690
6,54^
15,213
1,462,701
216,008
37,799
11,055
15,110
152,044
1,219,032
48,254
20,262
19,271
3,721
177,576
207,112
179,343
27,769
221,748
23,484
171,692
21,572
45,334
61,349
219,392
24,999
21,482
27,456
3,294
10,598
149,388
27,661
451,660
21,198
16,837
4,361
153,964
271,493
5,088,476
5,581,245
2,438,180
291,592
2,674,394
25,155
151,924
407,874
20,584
78,773
139,010
2,922,653
630,372
122,755
2,077,075
329,674
348,796
230,450
202,644
440,672
113,425
61,754
34,955
314,705
92,451
352,998
62,351
54,046
146,331
124,386
166,297
299,587
932,538
853,379
121,403
655,294
21,135
15,666
39,875
79,159
7,815,567
1,633,183
252,984
81,159
154,289
1,144,751
326,600
130,093
125,030
71,472
442,800
926,887
782,793
144,094
1,264,210
201,913
909,992
152,305
341,779
412,673
1,021,065
309,336
157,830
68,100
12,086
24,865
707,962
166,291
2,454,605
178,032
133,722
39,310
1,087,632
1,188,941
2,197,500
1,180,045
1,137,255
317,336
60,840
598,011
39,985
121,083
29,997
3,675
9,118
17,208
2,722
44,506
7,959
3,370
4,353
4,121
9,618
1,117
(^i
(M
11,422
4,646
41,735
939
8,174
6,172
4,278
20,824
53,418
50,534
5,921
38,038
2,604
2,324
1,547
2,884
377,919
44,137|
3,310
3,691
4,079
33,057
324,965
12,840
4,743
4,977
3,120
61,662
42,747
36,951
5,736
47,932
14,053
25,473
8,391
9,517
16,993
59,694
2,103
4,290
13,937
2,328
50,325
8,816
95,991
8,368
6,735
1,633
19,427
59,196
4,486,605
2,318,261
2,223,536
484,851
152,104
1,283,739
98,132
194,710
74,102
3,735
16,888
196,008
171,760
75,291
11,611
73,180
15,477
2,142
5,113
8,195
9,621
2,246
(M
(M
25,858
11,678
104,879
6,533
29,737
8,968
12,017
44,455
120,343
109,528
3,895
84,193
7,543
10,900
2,997
10, 815
754,085
121,050
9,980
19,445
15,411
76,214
603,855
30,156
9,323
11,156
9,677
57,975-
87,643
77,585
10,058
113,297
40,358
49,714
23,225
21,456
40,637
121,757
11, 173
10,758
16,473
3,571
86,907
29,181
212,362
33,003
24,226
3,777
23,799
155,550
40
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2 . 2 —FREQUENCIES AND ANOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Other deductions
(Thousend
dollars)
Gross profit
f7>,„„.
dollo
(Thauaand
dollora)
Met profit
Amount
(Thout^d
(Jhouai^d
dollart)
(i2)
(43)
(44)
(45)
(46)
(47)
(48)
(49)
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places.
Hotels, tourist courts, and motels
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels
Other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Beauty shops
Barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Automobile parking
Automobile repair shops
Other automobile services, except repair
Repair services, except automobile
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Offices of dentists and dental surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians ,
Hospitals, sanatoria, and convalescent and rest homes,
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and architectural services...,
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services
Other services
Nature of business not allocable
2,170,970
104,805
49,633
11,255
38,378
55,172
519,553
78,210
325,099
205,125
119,974
116,249
249,892
16,850
41,020
52,720
139,302
137,736
3,876
113,230
20,630
165,322
137,593
387,605
150,261
81,960
7,008
13,203
135,173
127,190
138,422
110,156
92,691
29,893
5,412,638
385,582
263,929
67,992
195,937
121,653
869,766
315,025
323,364
250,400
72,964
231,377
557,136
71,499
55,164
122,616
307,857
310,982
4,306
241,468
65,208
2U,881
453,354
1,564,638
837,535
406,601
37,421
97,598
185,483
492,257
264,283
155,138
144,621
49,653
105,354
49,983
11,244
38,739
55,371
544,613
78,943
335,925
209,700
126,225
129,745
279,221
16,619
50,253
59,068
153,281
142,939
4,475
117,173
21,291
172,880
138,097
402,174
152,211
81,895
7,035
13,246
147,767
130,283
149,935
120,887
94,538
36,857
28,335,491
1,388,755
996,283
257,640
738,643
392,472
4,289,027
1,212,007
2,090,110
1,322,772
767,338
986,910
2,313,884
234,181
292,300
501,241
1,286,162
1,561,949
56,291
1,216,644
289,014
977,974
1,115,329
11,283,392
6,595,937
2,913,022
231,114
431,717
1,111,602
2,560,838
1,348,317
938,100
557,926
162,603
46,769
1,344
(M
(1)
(M
(M
4,390
(M
1,668
1,601
(M
2,154
8,337
(^5
(M
2,589
4,757
1,879
1,469
(M
5,020
7,865
2,267
(^5
(M
(M
(M
976
1,611
3,371
(M
10,383
3,218
13,461
171
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
71
71
(M
571
1,866
(^
(1)
829
930
(M
2,932
3,006
652
(M
(M
(M
(M
279
120
2,256
(M
1,415
606
67,687
32,075
6,858
25,217
35,612
491,067
63,682
313,207
189,574
123,633
114,178
241,997
14,644
46,229
50,598
130,526
121,272
4,031
102,745
14,496
146,387
96,454
383,615
145,126
80,491
6,983
10,827
140,188
117,550
132,557
108,062
71,602
29,501
13,613,891
226,574
145,419
26,414
119,005
81,155
1,602,203
292,605
902,067
459,986
442,081
407,531
989,475
90,218
142,660
280,868
475,729
521,062
15,311
447,206
58,545
456,229
309,802
6,724,396
4,183,515
1,629,823
136,682
76,101
698,275
1,454,380
544,347
463,860
319,563
76,326
349,440
39,010
18,185
4,397
13,788
20,825
57,935
15,829
24,365
21,727
2,656
17,721
45,560
2,564
4,424
11,059
27,513
23,547
(A
15,897
7,206
31,513
49, 508
20,828
8,078
1,691
(M
2,429
8,576
14,344
20,749
13,127
33,319
10,574
593,918
97,363
62,548
26,636
35,912
34,815
59,526
28,925
14,683
13,263
1,420
15,916
67,863
2,831
2,922
18,708
43,402
34,349
(>)
19,711
13,616
26,222
169,668
37,168
15,124
2,212
8,137
11,342
23,384
24,4/45
7,374
46,556
16,986
^Estimate is not shovm separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
N{3TE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data."
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PROPRIETORSHIPS IN 15 STATES AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Table 2.6— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND SELECTED DEDUCTION ITEMS, BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES
State and selected industry
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thouamjd
^2_
Cost of
goods sold
(Thouiend
bile
•J
Payroll
( Thousand
dollars}
( Thousand
dollars)
Depreciation
(Thouam^d
(hilars)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thousand
dollars)
UNITED STATES, TOTAL
All industries ■
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms ■
Livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade ■
Retail trade ■
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services ■
Personal services ■
Medical and heaJ.th services ■
Other industrial divisions ■
TOTAL FOR 15 STATES AM) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
All industries
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries ■
Farms ■
Livestock ■
Contract construction ■
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade '
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services ■
Personal services ■
Medical and health services ■
Other industrial divisions ■
ALASKA
All industries <
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Personal services
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
DELAWARE
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Personal services
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Livestock
Contract- construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Personal services
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
HAWAII
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Personal services
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
Footnotes at end of table.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
9,121,391
3,195,*56
3,030,160
1,534,833
679,649
1,837,313
1, 541, 676
548,493
2,328,462
549, 336
403,816
532,018
605,591
261,581
242,329
130, 667
40,477
100,295
85,396
31,085
137,001
33,441
18,913
35,152
11,186
4,233
1,002
(^)
(-)
1,627
1,384
(=)
3,197
472
1,057
17,190
4,115
3,998
776
1,510
3,230
3,166
1,715
5,329
1,376
927
( = )
19,406
559
996
2,225
2,000
943
10,160
2,239
2,155
4,503
25,592
4,092
3,348
1,087
5,813
4,616
3,890
8,551
2,335
1,125
2,159
211,095,662
35,434,835
33,279,635
19,906,712
18,304,853
102,207,387
80,923,958
6,746,655
34,772,595
5,599,189
12,122,735
13,629,337
12,919,513
3,417,858
3,266,794
2,011,933
1,285,749
5,239,074
4,312,754
364,287
1,873,645
305,816
537,895
738,900
251,194
30,534
1,588
56,553
39,935
(^)
41,548
C-)
12,673
21,466
472,309
44,273
35,488
8,798
64,681
221,950
209,054
17,142
33,214
15,408
26,384
324,741
4,092
I.')
I.')
17,501
115,831
109,284
13,499
158,395
22,056
44,811
14,923
515,661
44,605
38,795
65,716
2U,073
183,092
31,733
122,990
11,538
40,245
39,539
120,707,090
20,401,850
19,638,127
13,041,045
10,911,690
76,287,244
59,875,013
1,315,419
6,467,385
1,313,272
648,340
5,323,502
7,255,618
1,728,205
1,698,096
1,178,677
807, 670
3,998,958
3,268,782
34, 583
382,928
76,487
39,162
253,274
152,939
8,771
1,775
(')
(-)
39,677
28,191
12,405
653
8,227
250,849
26,158
20, 538
4,786
32,556
174,437
164,424
5,200
11,368
3,624
430
( = )
116,095
1,885
(-)
(.')
10,551
78,661
74,647
213
24,454
1,640
688
326
229, 696
27,439
27,375
(')
41, 619
134,760
121,142
11,067
6,686
1,643
986
8,125
22,717,736
2,578,742
2,235,666
903,503
3,875,960
7,764,705
6,655,194
483,244
5,554,543
1,278,530
1,569,421
2,460,542
1,310,646
221,129
196,829
100, 633
268,009
358,732
314,469
19,440
301,385
75,043
53,845
141,951
45,261
3,974
277
(■)
(')
4,560
2,950
(■=)
5,837
(.n
1,179
1,469
62,905
6,609
4,078
862
17,950
18,047
16,086
1,299
12,823
2,271
3,343
46,922
982
C-)
(.')
5,036
10,984
10,280
1,663
27,657
7,454
4,219
600
65,302
4,215
3,249
8,680
14,821
13,481
1,485
27,979
2,376
4,255
8,122
4,338,263
1,283,436
1,242,667
661,081
324,209
1,538,964
1,343,828
128,160
657,156
131,181
152,673
406,338
327,055
146,530
142,344
85,690
27,563
72,757
65,457
7,363
45,580
3,368
3,380
27,262
4,255
536
93
1,150
977
{')
1,145
215
490
6,850
939
734
126
1,122
1,615
1,469
219
1,364
273
334
5,7BS
292
{')
59
2,017
1,967
212
2,876
559
351
332
22,911
1,534
1,340
(-)
3,563
8,814
7,987
947
5,990
626
1,823
2,063
8,756,933
4,079,888
3,925,602
2,134,460
547,214
1,331,304
1,072,306
277,672
1,570,925
298,182
366,790
949,930
17,924
7,460
959
(~)
2,541
1,530
V)
3,500
in
366
2,163
24,551
6,171
3,603
1,441
3,251
2,931
2,832
364
7,950
3,863
716
10,042
691
(')
(')
263
1,545
1,522
466
5,050
757
1,449
2,027
14,160
3,227
3,067
893
3,672
3,194
1,259
3,842
310
1,286
1,267
30,416,243
3,794,606
3,380,215
1,418,722
2,750,006
7,051,874
5,403,706
2,245,378
13,010,810
1,540,877
6,680,243
1,563,569
737,743
1,753,710
439,234
467,198
420,502
441,473
231,519
181,105
44,067
163,990
78,992
316,264
64,776
254,085
12, "02
109,496
106,992
625,813
22,236
75,157
16,687
308,057
55,556
70,949
19,571
2,803
'2,178
(-)
1,093
781
12,084
7,031
'26
59,568
2,186
1,687
1,530
8,727
12,965
11,956
5,975
29,173
2,278
16,344
80, 637
'1,995
2,916
U,179
10,228
6,130
58,575
4,734
26,949
3,832
90,788
2,029
92
11,180
22,988
16,662
5,758
42,787
4,304
22,090
6,046
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
PROPRIETORSHIPS IN 15 STATES AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Table 2.6— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND SELECTED DEDUCTION ITEMS, BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
97
■^taUe and selected industry
IDAHO
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, intiurancGj and real estate
Sc-rvices
Personal services
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
MAINE
All industries
A4; ri culture , forestry, tmd fisheries
Farms
Livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Personal services
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
MONTANA
All Industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Livestock
Contract construction
V/holesale and retail trade
Retail traae
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Pergonal servicF.s
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
tJEVADA
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Faims
Livestock
Contract consti'uction
Wiiolesale and re tail trade
Retail trade
Finajice, insurance, and real estate
Servi ces
Personal services
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
NEl-/ HAMPSHIRE
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Li vestock
Contract construction
\'/holeKalo and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insui'ance, and real estate
Servicer:
Personal services
Medidal and health services
Other industrial divisions
NEW MEXICO
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries ,
Farms
Livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade ,
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate ,
Services
Personal services
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
Footnotes at end of table.
Number of
businesses
(1)
58,278
31,290
30,375
17,819
3,446
7,102
6,447
3,165
10,033
2,964
1,223
3,242
47,756
14,421
8,898
3,943
4,744
10,721
8,799
1,809
12,960
2,754
2,581
3,101
56,349
31,939
31,348
17,247
3,877
7,894
7,174
1,634
8,174
1,989
762
2,781
17,514
2,758
2,401
1,528
860
3,774
3,429
1,783
7,815
1,720
994
524
28,772
3,978
2,489
1,826
4,367
6,987
6,535
1,675
9,515
2,839
1,450
2,250
47,189
16,125
15,425
6,550
4,253
8,931
7,719
2,159
12,032
2,191
1,139
3,689
BusinesE
receipts
(Thousand
dollara)
(2)
1,269,088
399,533
394,341
226,072
112,939
503,775
331,475
32,222
154,152
24,609
41,237
66,467
972,650
144,739
114, 617
79,206
92,121
525,259
456,932
43,400
136,879
22,237
53,324
30,252
538,516
534,635
339,099
94,571
466,379
422,262
43,119
113,687
18,417
31,260
55,368
416,394
31,987
30,384
28,042
38,634
187,599
148,968
10,596
141,250
8,374
43,820
6,328
722,190
34,031
28,175
27,968
135,623
392,556
368,491
23,499
108,605
26,087
30,338
27,876
1,197,311
221,841
220,588
107,473
111,633
494,148
431,678
27,329
154,964
20,394
42,894
137,396
CoEt of
goods sold
(Thousand
ehlUrM)
(3)
792,393
227,063
225,965
141,076
80,157
413,303
259,000
354
53,457
10,155
5,027
13,054
568,564
77,167
74,690
50,319
45,600
387,777
346,034
28,882
23,610
6,669
4,748
5,523
733,330
278,875
273,249
218,255
53,774
351,462
322,094
12,024
27,426
3,513
1,909
10,269
203,786
19,740
19,131
17,248
24,466
137,589
110,451
12
21,355
627
8,372
624
432,630
22,528
21,162
20,834
83,895
295,033
283,265
1,214
19,487
8,205
1,870
10,473
631,309
148,905
148,748
31,371
77, 639
366,495
325,750
82
30,629
3,191
3,074
57,559
Payroll
fThmiaand
dollara)
(4)
110,299
32,093
31,310
12,130
18,468
29,359
25,657
1,588
18,338
6,327
5,736
9,953
114,125
21,184
19,043
9,331
21,741
46,310
35,616
1,393
18,039
5,171
4,049
5,458
112,494
25,315
23,439
16,133
18,256
38,375
35,491
2,105
14,601
1,632
3,691
13,842
63,609
4,278
4,188
3,627
9,832
16,272
12,990
691
30,913
1,696
6,652
1,573
80,050
2,237
1,739
1,746
31,669
23,663
21,905
1,281
14,050
4,232
2,564
7,150
174, 612
17,454
17,380
5,035
22,103
43,619
38,413
1,369
26,341
6,644
5,266
63,726
(Thouaand
dollara)
(5)
26,845
14,236
14,143
8,078
2,294
5,378
5,006
307
2,475
243
614
2,105
19,604
5,533
5,223
3,005
2,160
7,304
6,064
146
2,999
528
527
962
39,195
26,211
25,649
16,262
1,932
4,943
4,239
1,473
1,908
366
264
2,728
9,664
2,014
2,003
1,544
283
2,602
2,328
461
4,055
278
763
249
11,159
1,023
915
907
2,755
3,666
3,556
459
2,375
630
287
876
29,752
4,773
4,745
2,449
1,717
8,494
7,599
564
3,955
1,037
842
10,249
Depreciation
(Thouaand
dollara)
(6)
73,720
46,755
45,991
24,216
3,165
7,587
6,393
647
3,376
1,406
2,265
7,190
45,259
19,245
17,047
10,562
5,537
9,262
4,933
447
7,760
1,160
1,850
2,958
91,503
69,047
67,498
36,976
3,462
7,284
6,205
1,855
5,483
1,454
926
4,367
23,237
7,876
7,672
6,042
972
2,093
1,093
1,161
10,327
512
1,840
26,131
2,575
2,232
1,674
5,275
6,693
6,490
597
6,924
1,768
1,081
4,067
66,737
27,102
26,910
10,422
3,903
10,139
8,546
1,420
8,842
857
1,815
15,326
Net profit
(less lose)
(7)
121,200
33,731
39,002
13,307
12,641
6,433
3,385
11,010
39,104
6,061
17,291
U,231
152,823
18,822
5,010
7,392
18,844
39,095
33,731
7,406
60,995
7,046
33,228
7,666
170,224
68,296
72,436
15,477
13,535
32,254
28,605
11,878
38,123
5,689
18,112
6,138
19,093
'3,779
'5,926
2,963
8,291
4,497
4,762
37,830
2,182
18,8U
'282
110,134
3,974
1,637
2,396
24,132
34,057
30,410
5,106
39,133
7,441
19,955
3,727
100,531
466
234
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7,879
28,400
a,485
9,629
52,124
5,494
24,006
2,033
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PROPRIETORSHIPS IN 15 STATES AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Table 2.6— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND SELECTED DEDUCTION ITEMS, BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
State and selected industry
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
doUaraJ
Cost of
goods sold
(Tbous»fd
doll at a)
Payroll
(Thouamtd
doll art)
(Thouaand
Depreciation
(Thoutand
Net profit
(less loss)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(•4)
(5)
(6)
NORTH DAKOTA
All industries.
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries.
Farms
Livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Personal services
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
RHODE ISLAUD
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Personal services
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
SOUTH DAKOTA
All industries.
AgriciiLture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, Insurance, and real estate.
Services
Personal services
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Personal services
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Personal services
Medical and health services..'.....
Other industrial divisions
All industries.
Agiriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Livestock
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Personal ser'vices
Medical and health services
Other industrial divisions
76,781
55,965
55,420
20,670
2,326
8,673
7,374
2,500
6,190
1,780
( = )
1,127
25,949
1,279
1,027
246
2,412
8,745
6,731
1,949
10,062
2,863
1,727
1,502
80,473
57,927
56,113
38,612
2,253
8,783
8,007
2,325
7,457
2,083
444
1,733
43,148
14,080
13,600
7,505
3,843
6,321
4,228
3,277
12,322
3,322
1,503
3,305
22,091
7,174
6,786
5,453
1,677
4,719
3,784
903
6,100
1,025
1,187
1,518
27,903
11,543
9,727
7,607
2,039
4,750
4,002
1,122
7,083
1,625
936
1,366
1,216,757
712,488
709,799
256,052
51,908
345,856
331,700
14,739
71,766
20,046
20,000
744,681
11,568
10,487
2,003
46,678
420,286
337,676
14,143
135,878
29,229
53,640
116,128
1,579,314
800,988
779,598
616,318
50,642
539,627
316,822
30,739
128,563
38,419
17,082
28,755
784,411
90,118
89,118
63,323
175, MO
282,090
203,339
37,732
167,862
24,223
49,413
30,969
594,210
133,781
130,870
110,742
40,062
288,780
250,130
5,597
101,596
8,339
25,254
.;4,394
546,983
174,771
144,691
119,062
87,346
187,317
171,869
17,257
51,300
14,181
13,553
27,992
553,392
258,590
258,331
112,844
22,228
255,693
247,537
12,005
2,985
5,376
467,165
7,038
6,152
1,957
24,167
320,738
253,703
418
18,870
6,735
3,256
95,884
944,346
401,190
396,673
332,950
21,350
466,411
252,895
9,759
37,729
20,155
947
8,407
420, 696
48,251
48,088
31,974
111,747
205,670
147,619
8,100
37,415
1,950
2,251
9,513
401,911
34,237
33,741
69,641
29,603
231,841
201,383
609
39,953
1,013
3,643
15,668
305,026
90,364
35,593
73,333
64,460
134,362
125,446
6,646
6,081
3,642
609
3,113
79,096
33,686
33,4S2
8,484
9,752
21,770
20,495
811
11,505
4,298
( = )
1,572
56,484
1,615
1,609
82
4,621
20,713
16,443
1,388
18,936
5,152
4,961
9,206
86,730
26,202
23,798
17,771
10,044
21,238
20,214
24,319
14,443
1,614
4,037
89,052
6,768
6,763
4,328
28,808
19,017
16,244
1,998
29,049
6,107
5,091
3,412
57,402
11,617
11,253
8,412
13,461
13,597
16,962
763
11,862
1,611
3,792
1,102
66,319
22,901
13,702
11,409
13,273
11,339
U,248
562
8,639
4,624
1,587
4,555
47,595
35,700
35,658
13,424
2,447
6,751
6,627
450
1,614
403
633
10,924
337
320
51
336
6,036
5,540
201
2,303
499
535
1,156
47,920
34,786
34,450
25,422
931
4,981
4,766
1,103
4,781
1,637
152
1,333
16,926
4,364
4,318
2,964
3,894
3,786
3,052
280
3,257
691
414
1,345
12,275
5,968
5,902
4,813
309
2,423
2,253
300
2,405
226
429
370
15,409
8,230
6,565
5,577
1,341
2,305
2,032
174
2,073
852
221
781
125,707
109,612
109,154
37,683
3,691
5,038
4,641
776
4,530
1,286
2,010
13,512
733
668
1,533
4,004
3,314
489
5,284
2,054
1,334
1,419
114,360
90,488
87,332
65,040
3,362
4,541
4,160
1,801
12,529
3,033
380
1,639
31,632
13,144
12,923
8,757
4, 104
4,437
3,303
599
6,715
1,647
1,285
2,633
27,732
16,037
15,704
13,213
760
3,561
3,233
248
6,209
l,3o5
818
367
31,555
19,025
16, 579
13,173
1,593
3,675
3,390
696
3,625
396
412
2,936
^Net loss exceeds net profit.
^Estimate is not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
NOTE: Other industrial divisions include "Mining," "Manufacturing," "Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data."
and "Nature of business not allocable."
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125 LARGEST STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
Table 2.8— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, PAYROLL, AND NET PROFIT, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
Industrial division
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Payroll
(Thouamjd
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
( Thousand
dollars)
Number of
businesses
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( Thousand
dollars)
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(Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thousand
dollars)
Number of
businesses
Business
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(Thousand
dollars)
(Thous,
doll at
Net profit
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( Thousand
dollara)
Total for 125 standard metropolitan areas
Akron, Ohio
Albany-Schenectady-li-oy, New York
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services..
Other industrial divisions
Footnotes at end of table.
3,813,684
545,503
332,388
926,252
743,030
321,781
1,431,167
256,593
102,237,976
5,917,802
10,107,342
51,935,253
40,031,221
4,423,213
23,018,376
6,835,990
12,434,705
717,385
2,219,333
4,111,536
3,477,823
333,796
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1,311,635
17,023,120
266,076
1,527,043
4,001,012
2,872,573
1,477,357
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843,926
2,442
1,662
3,599
2,559
1,216
7,242
2.106
11,745
21,789
165,575
121,946
18,737
124,019
41,430
2,147
3,434
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14,098
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1,990
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Pennsylvania-New Jersey
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511
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16,346
10,328
42,417
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13,622
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5,450
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4,193
1,472
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4,717
1,004
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1,200
598,474
51,167
29,832
347,179
303,800
9,561
130,883
29,852
69,157
7,164
5,508
25,087
20,034
576
22,736
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4,785
29,704
25,339
4,896
40,619
5,636
7,160
3,380
13,792
11,136
5,861
18,274
4,462
1,363,459
87,350
106,108
632,355
499,896
76,340
329,412
131,894
175,150
12,035
17,316
49,989
45,267
360
68,071
27,379
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Augusta, Georgia-South Carolina
Austin, Texas
5,049
4,699
11,353
8,728
4,073
14,157
1,033
1,199,683
19,098
141,412
662,328
494,701
44,546
299,774
32,525
168,882
3,170
31,235
48,557
42,984
2,601
75,949
7,370
174,209
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19,220
54,022
31,980
17,362
80,714
5,484
1,794
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1,529
2,434
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554
3,877
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62,148
49,641
8,065
37,953
20,560
29,122
579
( = )
4,176
3,598
883
8,529
1,796
22,853
'548
3,537
157
1,777
13,219
1,894
12,870
3,165
899
1,605
1,475
1,098
5,638
J!J
8,044
57,227
78,997
76,363
12,937
53,608
23,452
1,315
10,492
6,375
5,832
855
7,930
Jll
Bakersfield, California
Baltimore, Maiyland
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
12,166
2,362
422
3,554
2,828
1,226
3,405
1,197
534,189
98,923
41,197
230,987
214,550
13,596
62,783
86,703
17,091
9,219
24,868
23,872
808
11,669
14,834
4,822
6,140
19,659
15,982
3,808
16,612
9,557
49,375
7,007
4,279
10,836
10,151
2,881
19,611
4,761
1,205,642
62,363
106,956
658,586
617,447
32,000
285,405
60.332
127,622
6,282
17,013
47,883
45,013
3,760
42, 665
10,019
252,944
3,547
20,879
62,141
59,268
15,593
140,917
9,867
1,296
1,785
1,505
(^)
1,805
1.024
3,301
(')
65,483
57,662
(^)
26,955
34.815
40,630
5,128
4,597
4,603
6.758
Beaumont-Port Arthur-Orange, Texas
Binghamton, New York-Pennsylvania
Birmingham, Alabama
11,684
2,209
( = )
3,823
3,518
427
4,120
476
26,780
(=)
361,050
329,855
9,009
60,161
32,068
2,339
(=)
25,968
24,128
767
9,842
966
2,338
(^)
10,939
11,079
2.296
19,607
'237
10,300
1,832
1,199
2,471
2,373
517
3,404
(')
26,933
31,295
97,478
95,310
10,404
59,013
( = )
2,842
3,802
14,079
14,027
874
9,032
(')
3,424
4,265
9,042
8,421
2,979
21,958
(-')
2,659
2,036
6,395
5,088
892
5,867
901
12,625
105,035
272,778
232,886
10, 624
70,599
14,397
49,903
1,628
17.332
15,018
13,059
1,332
11,736
2,857
Boston, Massachusetts
Bridgeport. Connecticut
Buffalo. New York
2,424
6,744
15,722
12,014
7,181
34,228
2,733
1,549,224
33,988
124,796
708,863
563,840
100,832
510,141
70,604
199, 322
3,139
25,992
61,606
55, 579
12,172
82,220
14,193
380,942
5,767
29,015
82,108
53,464
32,070
217,936
14,046
10,397
(^)
1,384
3,089
2,636
1,087
4,053
(')
330,054
35,549
204,237
100,520
3,267
70,456
(^)
36,342
(^)
6,956
14,732
9,258
142
12,191
(!)
10,313
11,877
9,019
2,878
32,586
(')
2,492
2,981
10,207
8,314
2,596
11,712
1,922
684,655
23,604
75,315
356,294
302,213
27,863
176,610
24,969
71,218
3,368
10,352
29,647
26,588
2,327
19,842
5,132
Canton. Ohio
Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston, West Virginia
2,394
1,454
3,153
2,915
679
3,551
1,624
338,321
15,590
37,368
187,819
139,719
li,772
49,722
35,050
36,911
633
9,668
16,195
12.470
1,232
3,198
5,985
56,178
1,717
9,213
15,800
11,224
6,542
19,876
3,030
7,273
1,222
(^)
3,050
2,54S
(^)
1,213
(I)
240,957
8.186
(^)
190,311
150,756
(')
14,586
(')
20,244
1,292
( = )
14,170
11,641
(')
1,246
(')
24,694
'521
11.437
7,560
(^)
8,358
(■')
(■)
(-')
1,666
1,516
(•)
2.368
(i)
(-')
(■)
59,375
50,687
(^)
42.497
(-)
15,8X
(')
(')
4,348
4,052
(-)
8,610
(')
190,855
24
11,611
40,441
29,139
21,228
102,025
15,526
22,735
'2,346
843
4,610
4,033
1,876
17,665
(')
20,283
'1,831
3,842
3,323
U,442
'1.906
'1,295
9,944
17,487
10,961
5,253
32,031
2,841
167,965
4,151
15,836
40,375
32,323
11,544
88,172
7,387
31,945
(.')
8,947
6,396
(')
16,928
(')
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
105
125 LARGEST STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
Table 2.8— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, PAYROLL, AND NET PROFIT, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION — Continued
Industrial division
Number of
businesses
BusinOGt~
receipts
(Thouaand
dollars)
Payroll
(Thousand
dol I ors)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thousend
dollars}
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Payroll
(Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thousand
dottara)
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thouaand
dollars)
Payroll
(Thousetyd
dollars)
Net profit
(leae loss)
(Thousand
dollara)
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, foresti^, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
AZl industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
Footnotes at end of table.
Charlotte, North Carolina
Chattanooga, Tennessee-Georgia
Chicago, Illinois
2,309
1,4^0
2,895
1,728
859
3,260
279,853
9,901
81,255
124,060
52,159
6,627
5o,058
(^)
38,731
646
23,285
7,801
4,412
321
6,314
332
8,909
14,717
5,185
3,735
18,936
(^)
1,537
1,190
3,306
3,049
1,038
1,945
14,927
47,031
275,287
261,081
7,780
33,317
2,538
9,350
13,105
12,240
445
9,459
( = )
35,668
^1,879
8,208
12,203
10,476
3,894
13,157
181,386
16,574
15,709
48,349
37,427
17,736
71,738
11,280
5,817,266
295,371
570,065
2,994,309
2,213,510
290,473
1,265,931
401,117
27,130
156,709
238,386
201,366
20,289
195,439
84,838
Cincinnati, Ohio-Indiana-Kentucky
Cleveland, Ohio
Columbia, South Carolina
41,548
9,897
4,184
9,694
8,603
2,034
13,857
1,020,579
60,630
126,313
568,792
430,175
24,960
193,993
45,891
o,676
35,678
43,438
39,737
2,716
26,966
10,114
168,131
5,268
28,501
46,514
35,710
11,543
88,359
7,896
52,440
5,629
4,494
11,962
9,413
5,823
20,709
3,823
1,133,733
25,985
81,758
565,056
434,394
64,772
315,956
80,206
3,172
22,531
42,385
33,164
3,363
48,695
14,211
1,677
16,235
63,103
36,098
29,776
149,032
14,468
2,686
1,375
2,739
2,427
847
2,920
291,514
17,305
74,351
135,156
104,488
12,745
45,074
(=)
1,346
19,186
5,914
5,060
1,158
5,522
(=)
Columbus, Georgia-Alabama
Columbus , Ohio
Corpus Christi, Texas
5,323
596
1,624
1,385
(=)
1,635
I')
151,599
1,543
(^)
78,162
58,422
(')
25,104
(=)
14,302
269
2,854
2,413
(')
3,039
(=)
22,393
I354
(^)
5,054
5,052
( = )
13,507
(=)
30,236
6,352
3,324
5,111
5,154
2,912
9,305
2,232
731,991
44,909
105,358
374,648
338,983
35,303
140,604
31,169
55,791
1,524
11,952
23,199
21,674
4,141
21,477
3,398
134,559
7,393
13,531
24,804
20,201
17,254
53,130
3,557
12,910
2,612
C=)
4,100
3,362
1,222
3,349
779
428,897
50,189
(^)
288,845
125,483
8,880
40,223
16,432
6,981
{')
26,129
14,182
289
4,737
531
Dallas, Texas
Davenport-Rock Island-Woline,
Iowa-Illinois
Dayton, Ohio
13,290
10,130
13,730
10,842
7,159
18,937
4,153
99,185
277,715
637,977
411,668
126,796
315,509
128,017
13,801
53,522
52,524
39,658
7,997
63,619
10,535
^4,782
39,450
47,521
19,659
17,223
101,759
^15,233
12,713
2,795
2,034
2,500
2,243
1,657
3,359
(^)
51,119
55,385
115,925
98,403
12,481
52,450
35,773
4,519
11,924
9,339
3,855
119
3,017
(=)
8,077
13,952
10,905
6,855
6,348
25,197
(=)
31,313
8,173
3,124
6,597
5,754
2,594
9,927
793
1,091,119
198,918
139,557
543,995
370,051
41,026
147,091
20,522
2,080
39,724
43,670
40,161
2,085
23,874
4,184
Denver, Colorado
Des Moines, Iowa
Detroit, Michigan
6,686
5,364
11,998
8,565
4,456
18,908
3,176
61,553
34,212
461,926
356,972
35,738
197,561
71,343
99,684
4,421
15,612
42,830
39,723
1,124
26,434
9,263
1,793
13,261
30,823
19,600
15,050
85,905
9,910
14,112
3,105
3,401
2,842
1,258
4,182
1,032
330,522
39,373
(=)
174,151
146, 682
35,225
53,062
19,146
1,558
(^)
12,089
11,332
3,512
11,052
4,079
52,348
3,578
(=)
8,274
6,366
7,954
27,071
4,064
92,822
7,820
8,873
27,636
22,674
6,155
35,228
7,109
57,025
339,511
2,132,446
1,610,415
100,419
736,782
159,765
6,363
94,709
173,665
150,975
8,642
124,693
44,588
Duluth-Superior, Minnesota-Wisconsin
El Paso, Texas
Erie, Pennsylvania
7,738
1,629
(^)
2,024
1,981
(')
2,756
(=)
2,379
( = )
193,710
194,289
{')
37,308
(=)
16,384
16,304
(')
2,547
(^)
27,002
^1,695
(=)
6,155
5,757
(^)
13,286
(^)
(^)
(=)
2,107
1,381
554
2,957
959
(^)
48,413
44,347
5,270
25,981
9,393
(^)
(=)
5,355
5,716
537
2,347
1,746
25,177
(=)
(^)
5,592
4,951
3,131
11,311
2,448
9,239
2,385
2,424
1,895
(M
3,065
Jl)
9,734
120,192
81,601
('}
39,748
(')
27,039
1,334
(^)
11,781
8,693
(=)
4,515
(')
11,216
75,609
231,961
156,555
99,475
511,612
59,559
1,340
3,247
9,579
5,634
5,598
17,301
36,052
4,538
( = )
11,067
6,539
'914
18,885
'l24
9,076
15,771
35,553
26,681
14,685
60,753
6,994
6,936
53,929
142,832
104,381
46,077
297,170
26,519
1,7U
(^)
11,568
8,445
(^)
17,753
(^)
Evansville, Indiana-Kentucky
Flint, Michigan
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, Florid;
3,732
2,429
2,022
526
2,760
(1)
175,206
19,735
(^)
31,116
06,595
6,143
45,793
19,338
505
6, en
5,562
210
7,416
3,733
8,524
6,484
3,301
20,396
(^)
3,520
1,635
4,479
4,000
789
4,546
341
43,875
43,055
278,965
244,244
12,762
73,578
23,821
59,749
1,147
9,803
26,709
21,645
1,132
16,913
4,040
68,350
1,448
8,013
21,798
19,580
6,311
25,650
5,130
21,409
1,653
3,033
5,921
3,676
2,110
7,561
1,131
542,613
11,309
86,324
400,373
163,353
24,358
104,527
15,222
2,165
26,410
14,330
13,718
1,216
17,154
1,804
73,189
692
13,041
14,391
11,704
6,357
37,072
1,636
106
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
125 LARGEST STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
Table 2.8— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, PAYROLL, AND NET PROFIT, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION — Continued
Industrial division
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dotlara)
Payroll
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thousand
dollars)
tjujnber of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
liiltars)
Payroll
(Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thousmid
dollars)
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Payroll
(Thousand
dollars)
Not prol it
(less loss)
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, Insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions b
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
Footnotes at end of table.
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Fort Worth, Texas
Fresno, California
2,374
1,272
1,617
1,299
1,635
21,054
25,965
118,038
111,543
25,245
24,637
( = )
21,618
463
5,965
6,926
6,892
3,516
4,724
37,897
3,965
4,466
9,955
7,547
6,714
11,942
35,511
8,215
3,280
7,734
6,174
3,321
10,682
2,279
904,515
33,603
139,331
467,138
372,320
34,691
181,297
48,455
3,539
30,213
35,816
32,039
3,068
43,141
7,615
103,819
'6,400
14,273
33,693
22,974
11,250
47,419
3,584
9,441
1,253
4,371
3,697
1,475
6,741
857
577,613
U7,172
21,549
208,763
195,946
22,804
112,364
74,961
24,467
2,649
21,320
19,403
5,477
15,396
18,159
8,709
5,234
16,540
13,246
6,504
35,540
2,540
Gary-Hajnmond-East Chicago, Indiana
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Greensboro-High Point, North Carolina
14,608
1,946
1,119
4,144
3,916
(^)
5,403
1,290
349,167
9,929
38,838
193,172
178,953
69,634
25,569
47,294
139
12,792
18,068
17,775
9,752
5,996
61,817
1,087
5,887
16,847
14,320
27,937
3,139
5,903
1,963
2,873
1,857
692
6,643
1,094
488,508
67,541
48,445
221,755
162,814
13,255
110,326
27,186
64,258
6,756
8,779
19,916
19,260
541
23,225
5,041
100,739
12,589
12,677
21,642
13,456
5,482
41,641
6,708
24,745
9,161
2,728
4,713
2,816
1,420
5,655
1,068
389,724
53,936
79,279
126,716
80,494
12,897
72,94A
43,952
48,706
5,827
16,060
8,171
6,178
1,376
7,752
9,520
69,565
9,793
7,556
12,211
5,7U
5,715
30,418
3,872
Greenville, South Carolina
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Hartford, Connecticut
10,049
2,267
1,085
2,529
2,405
957
3,106
( = )
239,788
18,136
19,044
159,939
112,203
10,860
31,564
( = )
2,746
3,903
8,283
5,415
1,956
4,486
25,050
'2,953
3,999
9,358
7,067
'284
14,803
(^)
4,589
803
4,245
3,606
1,149
4,092
429
493,629
44,529
18,924
302,897
271,384
18,969
92,643
15,667
52,645
2,100
5,988
31,141
28,116
1,364
8,549
3,503
67,259
5,281
5,003
21,985
19,215
6,735
24,940
3,315
17,368
756
2,483
5,807
4,334
1,548
5,416
1,358
595,310
3,722
74,494
331,216
246,554
29,341
129,993
26,54A
69,269
466
10,401
26,660
21,815
1,309
24,038
6,395
1,207
12,851
26,618
22,200
9,012
55,747
7,118
Honolulu, Hawaii
Houston, Texas
1,088
637
3,709
2,755
3,181
7,236
1,666
13,813
39,787
129,840
105,180
24, 659
115,135
32,368
2,152
4,087
1,124
27,115
7,234
Huntington-Ashland, West Virginia-
Kentucky -Ohio
71,601
2,142
5,937
14,792
8,989
4,890
39,474
4,366
82,543
16,839
9,237
20,715
16,615
6,018
23,874
1,937,370
97,214
212 , 887
1,053,131
823,697
89,295
332,129
152,714
246,622
15,659
65,711
76,223
66,652
7,827
57,677
23,525
'26,918
36,636
61,394
40,895
28,003
126,014
3,976
1,796
( = )
3,266
3,0(K
(^)
3,139
(^)
7,746
116,736
110,276
53,093
25,115
431
8,857
8,510
(')
14,392
(^)
35,019
'980
(')
11,594
9,433
( = )
19,431
Indianapolis, Indiana
Jackson, Mississippi
Jacksonville, Florida
39,4^2
13,566
2,954
5,551
4,537
2,690
13,055
1,626
128,788
125,247
477,658
390,252
38,554
175,076
38,208
138,743
7,051
31,096
58,431
53,182
4,691
29,065
8,409
179,818
11,507
16,691
49,797
35,731
16,279
79,481
6,063
3,433
2,528
2,018
1,318
2,152
331
46,485
( = )
191,857
155,833
8,936
33,418
6,446
28,834
4,540
(^)
13,454
11,567
197
6,079
892
31,479
'409
(^)
9,508
5,521
3,769
12,926
1,459
12,842
632
1,674
4,648
3,914
745
4,519
(!)
322,321
3,410
34,281
148,869
125,486
8,564
88,896
(')
264
10,040
11,279
9,744
267
23,257
(')
53,081
159
7,477
11,853
10,157
3,994
25,185
Jersey City, New Jersey
Johnstown, Pennsylvania
Kansas City, Missouri-Kansas
12,333
2,225
3,439
3,216
497
5,097
1,040
376,080
33,200
219,890
174,102
7,112
73,565
41,740
36,334
( = )
5,389
16,743
12,047
306
9,605
4,111
68,088
9,282
14,063
13,620
2,722
36,298
5,869
6,307
1,264
(')
1,269
1,228
( = )
2,080
(!)
177,684
14,087
125,141
118,452
( = )
19,850
(')
16,516
1,394
(')
10,075
9,847
( = )
2,489
27,309
3,208
(=)
6,903
7,201
9,376
12,852
5,203
11,936
8,675
3,757
12,771
4,405
1,141,778
110,512
135, 586
613,141
448,423
50,723
190,318
41,498
122,848
5,966
22,593
41,388
35,94A
2,3U3
45,294
5,304
174,963
U,139
15,963
53,224
32,466
17,833
67,540
9,.J64
Knoxville, Tennessee
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
I^nsing, Michipaji
12,306
3,112
1,166
2,181
2,013
815
3,250
1,782
235,089
10,997
34,962
88,040
54,476
7,362
56,684
37,044
970
8,395
7,823
5,818
1,052
10,228
3,316
354
5,650
5,824
5,293
2,145
25,342
8,881
8,534
687
2,651
2,376
(')
3,779
2,658
519,494
111,358
36,155
194,728
172,747
51,366
122,755
3,695
13,241
12,681
10,729
6,025
18,373
11,883
3,893
16,322
14,110
21,882
4,541
18,624
8,278
784
3,068
2,479
444
4,233
1,817
646,765
52,992
41,140
422,646
329,892
15,294'
56,598
58,095
65,524
1,248
5,488
35,512
28,011
5,506
9,595
8,175
52,740
1,667
5,660
13,248
10,535
4,196
22,470
5,499
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
125 LARGEST STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
Table 2.8— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, PAYROLL, AND NET PROFIT, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
107
Industrial division
Number of
businesses
IJuslness
receipts
( Tbov amtd
dot I art)
Payroll
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thotiamd
dotUra)
Niimber of
businesses
Business
receipts
( Thousand
doHara)
Payroll
(Thaaaand
dollora)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thouannd
dollara)
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thouaand
dotlara)
Payroll
(Thouaimd
Net profit
(less loss)
( Thouaand
dollara)
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries....
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries....
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Other industrial divisions t
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries....
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries....
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries....
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries....
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries....
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
Other industrial divisions
Footnotes at end of table.
Little Rock-North Little Rock, Arkansas
Lorain-Elyria, Ohio
Los Angeleo-Long Beach, California
1,747
1,641
773
4,126
800
17,435
43,478
',176,460
145,983
27,384
51,741
6,688
3,563
5,484
13,820
11,102
698
8,028
976
41,413
H,494
6,863
12,608
8,532
6,498
19,496
442
6,503
1,285
(^)
698
439
( = )
2,260
13,062
^')
55,712
29,604
(=)
35,305
(^)
23,187
1,311
(')
4,582
2,435
7,594
( = )
27,672
'874
4,712
2,322
(^)
16,425
(^)
18,750
19,401
59,104
45,551
28,090
1U,571
19,522
180,353
636,409
3,228,685
2,439,121
375,021
2,068,427
779,437
1,024,710
27,120
125,898
309,981
265,014
25,771
350,466
185,474
1,164,742
15,669
61,470
239,929
171,333
94,606
672,757
80,311
Louisville, Kentucky-Indiana
Madison, Wisconsin
Memphis, Tennessee-Arkansae
32,278
6,663
3,501
7,092
6,324
3,235
9,918
1,869
685,185
33,679
92,209
302,456
250,748
25,388
128,845
102,608
78,468
3,666
14,996
24,208
19,\971
998
19,278
2,826
16,087
28,365
20, 508
12,550
61,095
7,645
4,231
2,617
2,164
(=)
3,446
547
54,167
(^)
127,733
103,929
(^)
34,270
16,900
3,684
(^)
8,573
8,455
(=)
5,875
3,566
10,201
(^)
13,560
10,798
{^)
14,423
3,491
4,370
1,565
5,858
4,363
2,902
7,085
1,451
50,905
51,253
432,903
318,051
39,039
112,637
33,703
8,334
8,535
35,167
31,619
1,204
13,473
5,967
4,382
8,197
29,881
17,591
12,646
41,471
2,971
Miajni, Florida
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Minneapolis-St- Paul, Minnesota
38,874
2,745
3,205
10,317
7,067
3,536
17,516
1,555
839,505
37,540
82,111
357,608
297,195
45,894
278,524
37,828
8,796
21,854
29,016
23,444
2,349
53,093
6,091
>3,723
12,484
27,331
18,734
18,995
94,462
3,534
4,871
2,758
15,198
13,458
4,409
15,270
2,262
1,209,956
51,322
85,491
715,586
638,937
87,708
223,011
46,838
3,664
14,339
61,186
57,897
4,155
36,834
8,089
9,331
15,329
57,404
47,457
16,697
102,523
8,238
8,663
4,666
14,283
10,027
6,203
22,435
74,167
111,700
559,323
450,183
51,000
292,071
76,979
3,210
23,107
40,431
37,487
1,946
44,246
8,273
7,172
19,695
58,360
26,409
26,586
104,383
6,351
Mobile, Alabama
Nashville, Tennessee
New Haven, Connecticut
2,559
859
3,989
3,733
3,082
1,356
375,531
25,518
15,056
256,502
229,843
(=)
51,069
18,188
29,474
3,356
1,865
16,486
13,170
(^)
5,634
1,287
42,207
911
2,814
10,398
10,970
16,952
5,009
6,756
1,279
5,140
3,869
1,592
4,679
1,234
444,875
28,721
41,628
246,642
232,089
22,836
92,524
12,524
60,131
2,410
5,100
23,386
22,305
6,999
18,637
3,599
■'3,187
5,501
19,581
15,407
5,974
34,953
3,267
9^821
(=)
773
3,045
2,067
4,356
934
243,249
(=)
33,147
113,847
93,398
( = )
66,988
10,961
28,269
(^)
3,480
8,670
7,700
(=)
8,822
2,339
51,193
3,119
U,283
10,366
33,520
2,002
New Orleans, Louisiana
New York, New York
Newark, New Jersey
1,369
2,359
4,995
4,738
2,403
11,434
2,304
698,874
12,973
104,724
282,^49
254,220
49,860
204,201
44,267
4,002
28,179
20,427
17,732
3,209
31,362
4,213
107,337
"■3,120
10,038
21,491
16,982
10,198
66,334
2,396
318,630
7,524
20,911
78,429
55,113
20,079
171,190
20,497
112,295
357,010
3,978,162
2,464,523
312,159
2,648,039
644,213
25,897
70,615
257,896
176,246
23,380
346,969
170,602
1,857,908
1,846
89,567
406,555
249,197
115,467
1,139,684
104,789
49,090
1,003
4,554
12,738
10,720
4,778
23,595
2,422
11,405
120,763
624,250
457,044
52,388
391,393
44,124
1,933
20,440
37,685
31,793
2,428
48,325
8,267
1,355
26,455
67,115
53,807
22,611
172,565
7,185
Newport News-Hampton, Virginia
Norfolk-Portsmouth, Virginia
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
1,107
(^)
1,091
1,086
{')
'■■ 1,065
(M
25,368
(=)
60,239
58,110
(=)
21,731
(^)
3,966
7,400
7,090
3,145
(!)
17,909
'567
(')
2,732
2,631
^')
11,296
(^)
12,869
1,363
1,393
2,764
2,572
1,579
5,126
(!)
303,552
23,226
37,501
149,916
139,962
13,790
68,453
(^)
40,113
991
9,237
15,054
14,091
740
10,290
(')
3,232
6,605
12,304
10,845
5,529
27,806
5,613
2,659
7,858
5,600
3,917
9,048
4,090
709,532
27,044
56,566
348,974
222,528
68,891
140,575
67,482
82,490
2,506
20,331
27,358
21,890
1,680
24,307
6,308
'7,475
10,198
24, 602
18,025
15,607
46,771
'1,056
Omaha, Nebraska-Iowa
Orlando, Florida
Paterson-Clifton-Passaic, New Jersey
4,617
2,141
3,891
3,115
1,898
5,797
941
73,422
63,587
171,492
148,625
48,555
87,870
41,275
47,324
1,274
7,097
12,201
10,993
2,607
11,280
12,865
11,244
12,951
12,599
7,709
8,547
40,895
3,335
3,813
2,015
3,196
1,860
948
5,712
417,430
131,785
45,175
124,900
66,178
6,736
94,445
(^)
58,113
17,617
14,301
8,579
7,330
179
16,624
(=)
50,282
1,290
5,150
2,319
2,947
33,638
(^)
714
4,399
11,027
9,948
3,096
17,120
1,735
8,330
131,655
556,322
463,485
57,060
234,975
108,557
806
21,771
36,053
25,934
5,775
36,547
7,605
228,883
702
26,630
44,391
36,137
24,467
120,266
12,427
108
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
125 LARGEST STANDA£?D METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
Table 2.8— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, PAYROLL, AND NET PROFIT, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
Industrial division
IJumber of
businesses
Business
receipts
("77.ousd),J
dollara)
Payroll
(Thou s/atd
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thoua^d
dollars)
Number of i
businesses
Business
recei [ c.--
Payroll
(Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thousard
dollars)
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
(Thousiw^d
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
( Thousand
dollars)
Pensacola, Florida
Peoria, Illinois
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-New Jersey
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions -.
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Contract construction
■^olesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and I'eal estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Contract construction
V/holesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries..
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Contract construction
wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Services
Other industrial divisions
Footnotes at end of table.
4,661
1,155
( = )
1,103
861
(0
1,120
68,533
4,040
25,185
13,449
22,544
9,021
439
2,2U
1,425
(^)
2,440
15,46*
^592
3,261
1,021
7,390
5,690
366
4,470
4,043
1,609
4,946
781
76,559
48,817
204,170
187,736
25,163
60,398
18,314
2,427
9,593
19,726
16,770
2,561
11,251
4,703
76,623
15,824
8,335
16,358
14,637
6,655
25,660
3,791
126,488
8,326
11,934
35,814
29,532
7,194
53,324
9,896
4,077,876
166,816
499,74*
2,113,092
1,567,886
U3,488
864,975
319,761
33,673
99,439
143,430
117,253
5,048
138,532
48,291
687,280
12,966
67,726
187,214
142,121
40,370
338,667
40,337
Phoenix, Arizona
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Portland, Oregon-Washington
3,969
1,971
3,483
6,667
3,006
10,175
916
960,930
87,740
109,637
503,983
446,298
27,409
196,555
35,606
U,259
40,619
37,569
33,287
65
30,446
7,795
113,702
12,337
4,288
26,959
19,652
10,509
71,111
3,672
65,858
4,637
9,843
17,011
14,907
3,511
26,349
4,507
1,933,698
26, 506
233,920
1,131,794
963,014
59,&46
371,427
110,405
2,901
64,893
95,170
30,059
3,213
56,582
19,592
330,203
'3,666
49,771
82,566
66,069
22,590
160,179
13,763
40,080
8,332
4,191
8,843
6,973
2,812
12,511
3,391
956,558
78,884
113,627
451,731
373, 660
.41,632
173,303
97,376
119,892
15,045
14,844
34,600
32,256
2,245
27,160
25,998
160,240
2,009
21,529
39,455
30,273
16,363
71,223
9,661
Provldence-Pavtucket-V/arwick, Rhode Island-
Massachusetts
Reading, Pennsylvania
Richmond, Virginia
22,710
1,204
1,720
3,091
5,903
1,768
3,664
1,263
729,731
8,093
53,453
432,103
353,254
12,553
118,403
100,116
1,577
11,025
19,328
16,386
1,271
13, 678
5,076
877
10,478
38,199
26,374
5,156
53,825
6,696
2,845
2,243
2,125
4,231
(i)
36,767
(')
86,301
74,334
( = )
55,111
24,906
2,006
6,244
6,042
7,174
43,962
4,211
(^)
U,324
8,738
(')
17,<J94
(^)
1,569
1,310
2,543
2,488
777
4,748
9,101
40,469
129,884
127,385
8,356
76,363
(■)
2,549
10,530
10,682
10,597
322
14,389
(')
'778
7,994
8,844
3,671
4,437
32,540
Rochester, New York
Rockford, Illinois
Sacramento, California
7,475
2,549
6,047
5,013
1,858
8,022
1,897
706,914
96,113
40,433
373,222
289,610
16,067
151,179
29,895
69,552
16,443
3,951
25,569
20,630
381
18,034
5,174
125,685
10,496
11,153
23,852
22,512
9,183
57,644
8,357
U,186
3,186
884
2,329
1,976
{ = )■
3,233
271,847
51,553
71,038
35,339
54,521
32,962
33,354
1,408
14,694
7,961
5,774
3,136
(')
41,774
5,191
5,104
3,333
2,385
I')
14,933
6,861
1,300
5,696
4,378
2,209
8,676
1,319
888,243
94,744
54,866
541,118
385,359
19,851
138,128
39,536
128,354
16,647
13,646
59,966
47,760
758
26,648
10,1.69
90,319
3,698
6,365
23,538
17,112
7,070
48,672
926
St. Louis, Missouri-Illinois
Salt Lake City, Utah
San Antonio, Texas
73,713
15,478
3,637
17,732
14,523
6,647
25,359
4,360
1,334,231
126,330
130,704
1,092,423
773,341
72,469
378,910
33,445
195,794
5,497
.;4,627
75,041
63,322
4,067
59,652
6,910
321,669
15,562
19,812
88,839
62,338
35,063
154,654
7,739
19,000
3,290
1,962
2,867
1,605
1,399
7,122
1,860
304,244
81,291
49,805
25,423
83, 602
19.063
35,915
402
14,827
6,489
4,793
345
10,742
2,610
'1,771
9,865
6,061
2,377
9,108
34,759
1,393
6,766
745
7,222
6,505
2,452
8,217
1.726
898,933
55,119
44,360
529,752
449,841
117,663
122,265
29,829
129,989
6,203
10,007
42,599
36,802
38,482
28,542
4,156
'8,715
3,787
25,919
19,530
9,796
41,900
444
San Eemardino-Riverside-Ontario, Califorriia
San Diego, California
San FVancisco-Oakland, Calif^i-nia
38,990
4,717
3,471
9,603
8,393
5,527
12,351
3,321
1,012,606
76,489
U7,637
452,362
391,575
45,730
246,749
73,589
14,416
26,474
45,275
39,415
2,588
43,633
13,775
'3,492
10,504
26,438
23,359
10,114
58,223
11,336
42,544
7,202
4,187
10,401
3,705
4,185
13,999
2,570
1,208,708
34,391
131,566
645,771
554,060
35,859
276,791
34,330
167,250
10,732
32,577
53,446
47,225
1,926
61,652
6,867
154,825
5,548
19,117
39,772
31,444
16,719
71,659
2,010
112,366
9,151
7,100
31,951
24,311
13,456
44,114
6,594
4,168,903
177,488
265,350
2,361,957
1,703,931
192,257
945,597
226,254
547,270
30,205
60,949
223,537
178,971
9,019
172,884
50,626
586,849
'2,817
37,337
139,250
107,677
49,869
334,753
28,457
San Jose, California
Scranton, Pennsylvania
Seattle, Washington
39,420
5,513
2,664
6,694
5,149
4,033
17,615
2,901
1,070,173
99,550
119,768
388,681
336,253
47,422
357,125
57,627
158,120
26,146
29,984
31,963
29,033
1,709
58,029
10,289
195,087
3,523
14,359
33,075
24,461
22,013
109,331
12,231
7,722
(^)
1,873
1,372
(^)
3,412
620
(^)
( = )
65,043
61,807
53,916
16,439
22,904
( = )
(.')
4,533
4,492
(^)
5,559
4,680
(')
{')
8,512
8,403
I')
14,339
3,740
48,590
4,218
U,638
9,412
5,772
16,509
2,715
1,644,448
126,y50
97,196
!'59,e70
746,585
100,667
278,920
80,845
188,390
15,653
13,941
87,345
72,353
5,828
52,880
12,743
247,933
16,237
19,500
62,075
42,814
34,200
105,189
10,732
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
125 LARGEST STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
Table 2.8— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, PAYROLL, AND NET PROFIT, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION — Continued
109
Industrial division
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thotiaaitd
dot lara}
Payroll
f Thouaaud
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
( Thouaartd
doltara)
Number of
businesseE
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Payroll
(ThooBBrtd
dotlara)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thousand
dollars)
Number of
iinesseE
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Payroll
(Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
(leas loss)
(Thousand
rkillars)
All industrial divisions.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions ,....
All industrial divisions.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries...
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions.
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries.
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions.
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries.
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions
All industrial divisions.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Contract construction
Wholesale and retail trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
Other industrial divisions
Shreveport, Louisiana
South Bend, Indiana
Spokane, Washington
2,332
( = )
1,691
1,587
1,181
2,555
1,050
7,793
I')
152,405
W5,371
11,486
36,324
30,097
1,224
(^)
11,893
11,569
649
2,869
714
■■1,993
10,086
8,481
6,624
15,206
^58
5,324
936
1,876
1,377
{')
2,469
( = )
37,060
19,323
59,418
47,4*1
(^)
30,701
1,850
1,958
5,107
4,131
(^)
2,682
(')
6,074
6,139
6,199
2,465
(=)
16,702
3,115
(^)
1,565
843
579
4,454
735
237,415
41,281
(^)
88,338
55,223
4,704
74,468
21,746
40,834
3,063
(^)
8,598
6,017
366
19,750
8,670
46,346
4,692
(^)
11,085
6,897
2,191
22,906
3,039
Springf ield-Chicopee-Holyoke ,
Massachusetts-Connecticut
Stockton, California
Syracuse, New York
958
1,853
1,723
1,641
1,055
6,030
(^)
8,915
60,209
104,370
87,015
18,404
99,939
(^)
2,480
4,660
5,670
5,258
1,012
14,245
(=)
1,034
10,971
9,965
8,105
6,707
42,778
(=)
16,260
5,937
(^)
2,605
2,315
(=)
4,683
1,368
461,405
116,903
(^)
186,702
94,193
(')
98,144
27,792
72,725
28,191
(=)
12,726
10,775
25,078
4,150
64,244
10,161
12,870
9,925
28,056
2,685
21,940
4,058
2,470
6,041
4,632
877
7,237
1,257
558,052
45,339
45,313
310,599
163,657
8,925
115,154
32,722
53,038
1,830
7,701
16,896
14,284
350
17,774
8,487
85,950
4,510
8,643
15,714
8,754
3,992
48,740
4,351
Tacoma, Washington
Tampa-St . Petersburg , Florida
Toledo, Ohio-Wichigan
2,053
1,225
2,162
1,417
1,214
4,045
812
13,637
31,836
151,276
91,400
11,451
69,176
9,410
43,855
3,245
5,786
20,067
12,664
370
14,163
224
418
4,566
11,518
7,961
5,587
29,389
1,778
36,454
5,303
3,246
9,279
7,000
3,038
13,157
2,441
660,660
73,837
118,957
245,756
206,382
34,672
143,534
43,904
99,008
19,867
27,592
23,945
20,978
745
18,790
8,069
6,509
13,350
20,242
11,080
10,801
62,981
4,871
6,398
2,179
5,765
5,260
2,337
7,287
1,410
77,777
37,079
256,677
186,144
16,723
106,200
32,908
6,101
11,011
24,862
19,345
671
18,150
4,133
12,250
9,226
22,414
15,581
5,925
49,045
4,746
Trenton, New Jersey
Tucson, Arizona
Tulsa, Oklahoma
(^)
2,336
2,021
1,097
3,975
(=)
313,582
5,310
172,376
154,929
11,150
57,504
(^)
(^)-
16,145
14,807
361
4,917
(^)
(=)
14,628
12,716
4,364
30,384
(^)
11,044
876
3,956
2,769
1,069
4,199
252
265,221
12,955
(^)
153,553
127,208
9,674
57,941
12,467
34,519
2,404
(^)
17,475
16,458
273
8,946
2,929
44,290
^431
(=)
11,162
7,003
6,448
22,951
1,472
4,319
2,622
3,562
3,298
2,286
6,792
3,596
458,097
19,606
39,405
185,249
150,739
26,550
89,065
98,222
1,965
7,227
13,681
12,184
2,066
10,541
9,395
^7,618
8,736
10,472
8,295
5,744
38,675
3,771
Utica-Rome, New York
Washington, D- C--Maryland-virginia
West Palm Beach, Florida
3,182
(^)
2,852
2,610
3,895
Ji!
48,728
(^)
191,863
109,049
(=)
95,602
2,657
8,396
4,361
{')
14,822
11,055
(^)
9,360
7,562
22,173
6,432
3,991
10,017
8,773
5,604
33,700
8,499
1,700,055
84,762
254,452
657,383
597,697
53,166
556,275
81,996
261, 9U
16,213
61,384
59,508
53,958
3,740
103,505
^20,488
23,027
50,128
42,010
25,510
215,566
12.093
932
1,709
3,627
3,176
1,237
5,617
405
317,218
17,191
30,736
173,076
154,921
12,128
61,726
22,361
39,076
2,215
4,118
19,529
18,029
374
6,113
4.727
^2,187
4,224
11,378
10,310
4,285
26,054
2.355
Wichita, Kansas
Wilkes-Barre-Hazelton, Pennsylvania
Wilmington, Delaware-Maryland-New Jersey
21,332
5,967
666
4,327
3,833
1,649
5,601
3,122
421,628
45,556
30,261
173,774
145,633
16,780
63,973
91,284
34,427
1,902
1,650
14,190
11,718
610
12,383
3,482
54,022
4,897
5,210
10,314
8,640
7,171
22,510
3,920
12,070
(=)
887
5,377
5,045
(^)
3,474
1,546
474,167
(^)
43,346
319,894
315,896
( = )
28,682
65.937
43,989
(^)
7,512
17,207
17,081
(=)
2,158
14,485
5,278
21,427
20,367
(^)
13,843
5,472
12,387
2,080
1,428
1,878
1,817
1,067
5,053
881
449,161
37,140
35,808
246,702
235,033
10,444
81,009
37,058
12,490
6,763
15,243
13,845
863
13,580
5,738
■■3,199
7,633
14,378
13,418
4,941
28,117
458
Worcester, Massachusetts
York, Pennsylvania
Youngstown-Warren, Ohio
(^)
(^)
2,547
2,260
(=)
4,228
( = )
e)
99,515
93,466
(=)
58,141
(=)
(=)
(^)
7,548
6,819
{')
6,254
{=)
( )
(^)
8,253
6,307
(')
25,734
(=)
13,277
3,580
2,305
2,278
1,056
4,258
1,398
28,250
(=)
142,698
115,038
17,729
47,328
45,131
35,229
2,888
(^)
12,071
10,553
1,042
6,126
11,178
48,097
12,058
11,214
4,424
22,184
7,241
1,528
2,116
4,103
3,612
1,071
5,131
1,453
16,005
59,704
159,278
157,925
26,418
63,031
50,299
1,366
12,354
13,057
13,056
6,834
12,055
5,992
1,687
6,082
11,900
11,621
9,034
35,155
6,379
■Net loss exceeds net profit-
^Estimate is not shown separately because of high sampling variability- However, the data are included in the appropriate totals-
NOTE: Other industrial divisions include 'Mining," 'Manufacturing," "Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals -
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data-"
and "Nature of business not allocable-
no
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
SELECTED STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
Table 2.9— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, PAYROLL, AND NET PROFIT, BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES
Selected industry
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thouaaid
fhllart)
Payroll
(Thousand
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thouaend
dollari)
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
r Thousand
dotlara)
Payroll
(Thoiiaand
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Tbooaapd
dollara)
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
f Thousand
dollars)
Payroll
(Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
Total for 125 standard metropolitan areas
All industries.
Agriculture^ forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and
fisheries
Contract construction
General contractors
Special trade contractors...
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication,
gas, and sanitai^ services...
Transportation
Wholesale and retail trade....
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
General merchandise stores.
Food stores
Gasoline service stations..
Eating and drinking places.
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Insurance agents, brokers, and service.
Real estate
Services
Personal services
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Repair services, except automobile.
Amusement and recreation services..
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons..
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and
architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
services
Other services.
All industries.,
forestry.
and fisheries..
Agriculture,
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and
fisheries
Contract construction
General contractors
Special trade contractors
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric,
gas, and sanitary services
Transportation
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
General merchandise stores...
Food stores
Gasoline service stations....
Eating and drinking places. . .
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Personal services
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Repair services, except automobile.
Amusement and recreation services..
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons..
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and
architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
services
Other services
3,813,684
545,503
473,403
155,482
191,731
L26,190
72,100
332,388
65,292
252,261
87,052
127,183
118,473
159,938
743,030
117,189
110,813
88,702
142,114
284,212
321,781
105,851
195,706
1,431,167
310,324
180,336
129,988
198,753
93,894
86,257
271,049
109,177
55,965
105,907
97,284
99,688
82,143
191,775
Total for 28 standard metropolitan areas
Anaheim-Santa Ana-Garden Grove, California
102,237,976
5,917,802
5,041,102
1,094,507
2,913,245
1,033,350
876,700
10,107,342
3,921,161
5,844,807
3,386,202
2,684,247
2,514,969
51,935,253
10,674,566
40,031,221
1,661,946
8,637,231
8,750,018
5,341,015
15,641,011
4,423,213
1,590,303
2,465,111
23,018,376
3,506,482
1,644,388
1,862,094
2,446,045
1,046,977
878,695
8,329,762
4,791,592
2,240,351
1,297,819
2,015,287
687,225
2,937,159
12,434,705
717,385
542,446
89,724
211,038
241,684
174,939
2,219,333
654,154
1,493,949
812,974
460,045
427,849
4,111,536
540,445
3,477,823
92,529
519,150
712,844
868,903
1,284,392
333,796
178,388
130,646
3,741,020
858,209
480,638
377,571
366,033
167,376
129,020
1,057,128
538,030
312,397
206,701
243,810
138,691
505,806
17,023,120
266,076
63,162
108,377
'9,360
'35,855
202,914
1,527,043
362,056
1,113,625
404,969
365,418
4,001,012
1,035,144
2,872,573
185,532
437,952
464,450
538,959
1,245,680
1,477,357
685,534
684,140
8,907,706
929,499
532,574
396,925
703,839
277,615
81,446
4,604,650
2,920,892
1,122,173
561,585
1,074,531
372,100
327,209
535,817
2,248,121
227,207
179,017
57,165
68,265
53,587
48,190
194,588
36,190
149,342
55,838
72,920
68,826
102, 626
443,508
68,013
65,931
47,246
88,609
172,709
197,094
66,967
117,827
915^901
181,789
99,968
81,821
135,162
56,236
52,794
179,148
76,348
35,939
66,851
58,213
55,790
123,529
61,654,443
2,420,357
1,870,701
338,325
1,107,912
424,464
549, 666
5,679,858
1,989,385
3,503,021
1,476,634
1,378,353
31,583,915
6,920,291
23,792,448
1,081,433
4,931,958
5,286,096
3,230,139
9,252,322
2,715,077
916,927
1,512,138
15,152,390
2,202,072
993,757
1,208,315
1,720,012
589,303
530,442
5,488,325
3,277,082
1,423,990
787,253
1,390,133
777,085
500,473
1,854,540
7,588,916
320,202
221,151
23,830
lot, 700
92,621
99,051
1,264,271
315,034
909,413
565,358
262,418
242,708
2,509,155
339,109
2,101,393
58,888
317,305
450,023
529,190
745,982
177,510
84,822
72,663
2,452,481
536,803
297,965
238,333
265,755
117,323
81,797
678,075
358,933
201,648
117,489
173,438
180,974
96,132
332,184
10,833,987
75,159
'74,265
27,142
'68,006
'33,401
149,424
388,664
193,231
660,015
311,050
249,458
228,801
2,546,050
695,374
1,785,043
127,644
297,081
284,443
328,279
747,596
914,009
419,568
416,539
5,830,457
580,942
315,057
265,385
494,208
173,525
48,333
3,004,543
1,969,561
693,029
341,958
742,604
236,858
238,015
361,424
52,929
7,160
4,272
P^
3,367
0)
2,658
2,121
1,648
1,647
13,792
2,325
11,136
984
762
543
3,483
5,359
5,351
999
4,243
18,274
3,063
1,185
1,373
3,840
1,560
985
2,484
1,164
(^)
908
2,101
1,279
2,360
1,363,459
37,350
68,577
(^)
25,170
106,108
71,037
76,513
53,381
52,904
632,355
108,197
499,895
2,547
43,318
136,864
104,693
212,474
76,340
7,807
65,276
329,412
43,031
16,288
26,793
70,755
10,412
3,715
110,691
73,870
(')
9,786
( = )
30,850
5,289
41,015
175,150
12,035
10,047
6,007
1,938
17,315
(^)
14,130
18, 610
8,472
3,238
49,989
4,647
45,257
153
377
15,638
14,722
13,867
360
281
68,071
13,729
6,165
7,5&t
18,144
1,474
863
13,954
8,525
(^)
1,832
8,750
885
8,634
Atlanta, Georgia
40,364
5,049
4,722
2,047
2,007
4,599
I.')
3,672
(.')
(.')
2,625
8,728
2,249
1,277
897
1,773
2,532
4,073
760
3,235
14,157
3,445
2,180
1,265
2,695
1,227
2,641
974
1,255
( = )
1,142
833
1,332
19,093
13,840
6,057
793
{')
141,412
(')
75,225
(')
662,328
157,627
494,701
14,105
160,776
101,273
77,464
141,083
44,546
12,349
30,223
299,774
55,193
24,595
40,598
36,760
19,593
(^)
79,728
43,964
(^)
11,983
^')
12,538
11,550
57,775
168,882
3,170
1,429
(^)
755
344
(')
31,235
(')
23,021
(^)
I.')
48,557
5,573
42,984
478
3,296
7,066
17,592
9,552
2,601
1,943
613
75,949
28,529
9,025
19,504
7,768
5,063
10,560
6,704
4
(')
2,352
2,631
16,385
174,209
'2,593
'3,417
(')
'2,162
'2,707
C)
19,220
(')
14,174
{')
( = )
(.')
54,022
22,042
31,980
2,151
10,243
3,999
7,847
7,740
17,362
5,364
9,578
80,714
9,912
7,358
2,554
4,823
3,341
43,881
29,450
(.')
5,681
(^)
3,085
5,229
4,752
49,375
7,007
5,869
2,078
2,532
1,209
1,133
4,279
765
3,514
3,287
3,151
10,836
(=)
10,151
1,572
2,242
1,290
2,160
2,737
2,331
808
1,864
19,611
3,279
2,428
3,308
1,116
1,073
4,199
1,799
(')
1,530
2,237
1,631
1,308
1,460
Baltimore, Maiyland
Boston, Massachusetts
1,205,642
62,363
53,039
6,772
42,281
3,935
9,324
105,956
38,240
68,716
30,362
27,787
26,102
553,536
(.')
517,447
42,131
134,524
144,089
104,727
191,876
32,000
10,925
13,742
285,405
47,058
18,002
ih
25,349
23,142
4,476
105,953
74, 655
( = )
10,826
47,224
13,426
8,163
10, 599
127,622
6,282
4,647
637
2,831
1,129
1,635
17,013
5,016
11,997
6,690
3,034
2,560
47,883
(')
45,013
3,187
4,632
9,150
15,824
12,220
3,760
478
2,980
42,665
6,757
1,853
7,434
3,536
862
11,460
7,879
( = )
1,455
6,180
3,701
377
1,358
252,944
3,547
'7
'472
1,871
'1,406
3,554
20,879
4,920
15,959
3,581
6,426
5,3U
62,141
59,268
5,520
14,126
9,393
13,117
16,612
15,593
7,324
7,721
140,917
13,966
7,109
{')
10,275
5,772
660
68,515
50, 570
( = )
5,841
28,135
5,331
4,674
3,538
59,032
2,424
897
(')
I.')
1,527
6,744
(.')
5,312
1,595
832
832
15,722
2,781
12,014
2,942
1,525
1,126
1,394
5,027
7,181
1,938
4,521
34,228
4,956
2,660
2,296
5,715
2,244
1,858
7,332
3,947
1,376
2,559
3,539
1,385
2,104
4,045
33,988
6,658
124,796
91,339
55,198
14,153
14,153
703,863
127,552
553,340
108,994
101,066
99,382
43,267
211,131
100,832
41,665
45,909
510,141
59,771
31,423
28,348
51,033
19,621
17,609
206,380
m,C77
51,230
44,073
63,733
20,328
11,725
49,941
3,139
1,032
25,992
20,805
12,450
1,665
1,665
5,862
55,579
5,473
7,472
8,528
5,241
28,865
12,172
6,856
954
82,220
12,927
9,409
3,518
14,686
1,495
4,570
28,231
11,132
6,872
10,227
5,485
1,405
7,660
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/ 1S67 • Proprietorships
111
SELECTED STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
Table 2.9— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, PAYROLL, AND NET PROFIT, BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Number of
businesses
All industries.
griculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock f anos
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and
fisheries
Contract construction
General contractors
Special trade contractors
Manufacturing
Transportation, coraniujiication, electric,
gas, and sanitary services
Transportation
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
General merchandise stores.
Food stores
Gasoline service stations..
Eating and drinking places.
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Insurance agents, brokers, and service.
Real estate
Services
Personal services
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Repair services, except automobile.
Amusement and recreation services..
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons..
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and
architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
servi ces
Other services
All industries.
griculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and
fisheries
Contract construction
General contractors
Special trade contractors.
Manufacturing
Transporta t i on
communication, electric,
gas, and sanitary services
Transportation
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade.
Retail trade
General merchandise stores.
Food stores
Gasoline service stations..
Eating and drinking places.
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Personal services
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Repair services, except automobile.
Amusement and recreation services..
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons..
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and
architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
services
Other services ',
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Payroll
(Thouaand
dollars)
Met profit
(less loss)
(Thousand
dollara)
Number of
businesses
Buffalo, New York
31,910
2,492
2,U2
92?
2,981
(.')
2,256
{^)
10,207
1,589
8,314
'^'
1,892
3,575
2,596
904
11,712
2,530
1,458
1,072
1,394
896
2,249
1,341
(=)
1^165
52,440
5,629
4,602
1,643
1,296
1,663
1,027
4,494
3,124
1,672
2,001
1,937
11,962
2,544
9,413
1,160
2,049
1,029
1,631
3,544
5,823
2,520
3,270
20,709
4,226
2,442
1,784
2,318
1,801
4,543
2,395
958
1,190
2,383
1,111
741
2,702
684,655
23,604
20,612
1,718
(.')
75, 315
( = )
40,639
( = )
i')
356,294
51,573
302,218
( = )
(.')
77,934
113,944
27,863
13,098
13,146
176,610
18,349
5,973
12,376
15,898
14,985
90,720
70,196
C^)
13,755
(')
5,351
71,218
3,368
2,933
102
I')
10,352
( = )
7,347
(')
29, 647
3,059
26,588
('')
{')
(^)
13,271
6,997
2,827
1,753
1,059
19,842
1,455
1,237
218
808
848
( = )
12,115
10,086
{')
{')
1,151
(')
(')
167,965
4,151
3,101
'1,440
(')
(■=)
15,836
(^)
10,505
(-)
{')
(')
40,375
6,386
32,323
{')
{')
(.')
10, 616
14,026
11,544
6,474
3,925
88,172
4,573
2,662
1,911
6,820
4,954
53,825
42,829
( = )
9,817
2,0
( = )
Cleveland, Ohio
1,133,733
25,985
20,064
2,889
10,004
7,171
5,921
81,758
54,295
57,033
21,516
21,516
565,056
127,718
434,394
5,754
117,661
138,401
50,589
121,989
64,772
29,210
34,711
315,956
48,469
26,413
22,056
21,031
24,250
(^)
124,425
76,281
34,722
13,422
37,202
16,343
7,809
27,212
134,857
3,172
1,652
231
654
767
1,520
22,531
17,125
12,359
1,852
1,852
8,962
33,164
89
7,199
9,905
5,751
10,220
3,863
3,279
534
48,695
10,128
6,900
3,228
2,216
7,239
U,822
3,944
989
4,250
4,665
2,204
4,107
274,341
1,677
lll8
Ul7
1,531
'1,232
1,795
16,285
( = )
9,629
4,712
4,750
63,103
27,100
36,098
1,081
6,264
7,333
7,385
14,035
29,776
13,447
15,941
149,032
17,352
10,457
6,895
8,182
6,118
( = )
75,687
48,431
18,837
8,419
21,541
5,215
3,734
9,166
Business
receipts
(Thouaend
dotlora)
Payroll
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thouamid
datlara)
Chicago, Illinois
181,386
16, 574
12,580
6,264
4,080
2,236
3,994
15,709
2,466
12,705
4,849
5,615
5,456
48,349
10,397
37,427
5,867
5,049
4,040
8,915
13,556
17,736
7,634
9,154
71,738
15,671
9,040
6,631
9,747
3,136
4,012
15,389
6,537
3,241
5,611
6,325
5,162
8,075
5,817,266
295,371
225,768
56,066
158,760
10,942
69,603
570,065
141,006
422,375
231,812
159,342
147,416
742,497
2,213,510
96,355
382,005
627,943
319, 663
787,544
290,473
112,667
154,511
1,265,931
248,970
109,267
139,703
122,291
34,730
38,672
431,719
276,615
110,082
45,022
140,905
48,164
53,619
146,861
722,791
27,130
9,766
2,087
5,489
2,190
17,364
156,709
28,791
127,896
55,523
29,079
27,553
238,386
32,185
201,366
6,463
40,286
49,069
39,969
65, 579
20,289
6,165
U,491
195,439
70,198
38,689
31, 509
17,024
3,942
4,000
42,761
24,897
12,922
4,942
15,559
10,206
5,313
26,436
989,432
11,216
'2,165
1,913
'69
'4,009
13,381
75,609
16,398
56,771
35,513
25,718
23,555
231,961
75,047
156,555
8,402
17,444
26, 639
29,820
74,250
99,475
50,129
36,336
511,612
54,101
27,460
26,641
41,271
10,641
2,988
254,304
174,470
55,471
24,363
72,447
19,623
24,546
31, 691
Dallas, Texas
67,449
13,290
12,446
4,251
6,936
1,259
844
10,180
2,380
7,128
1,338
1,335
1,095
13,730
2,660
10,842
2,960
1,042
1,951
4,155
7,159
3,001
3,489
18,937
4,684
3,058
1,626
2,401
(^)
1,436
2,899
928
504
1,467
( = )
1,336
2,221
2,427
1,585,199
99,185
92,138
40,628
50,435
1,075
7,047
277,715
135,434
121,455
15,548
12,703
637,977
181,089
411,668
34,794
83,169
61,900
193,704
126,796
33,582
75,379
315,509
54,504
26,496
28,008
36,127
(^)
14,883
96,829
56,837
28,292
11,700
(^)
11,641
56,512
201,998
13,801
12,682
5,963
6,402
317
1,119
53, 522
23,592
26,622
6,270
2,522
1,540
52,524
8,395
39,668
860
( = )
7,178
9,688
20,542
7,997
3,742
3,708
63,619
18,914
8,363
10,551
4,481
2,708
13,177
7,561
4,175
1,441
5,062
2,363
12,701
185,898
'4,782
'7,816
6,532
'12,773
'1,625
3,034
39,450
10,782
25,195
6,757
3,680
3,104
47,521
25,971
19, 669
2,352
(^)
5,527
2,055
7,031
17,223
14,591
'155
101,769
11,725
7,985
3,740
7,364
(^)
1,649
53,843
32,145
15,078
6,620
(^)
6,165
5,634
5,548
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(JhoituBtid
doltara)
Payroll
dollara)
Net profit
(less lose)
(Thouaafid
dollara)
Cincinnati, Ohio- Indiana-Kentucky
41,543
9,897
9,593
4,729
3,047
1,817
4,184
(^)
3,709
1,028
987
9,694
8,603
1,595
1,581
1,457
3,333
2,034
1,062
763
13,857
3,696
3,032
664
1,223
901
3,291
1,083
(=)
1,854
( = )
1,226
1,944
60,630
57,100
11,398
33,484
11,718
(.')
126,313
(')
99,225
i')
4,573
2,836
568,792
(')
430,175
15,448
89,599
(')
68,419
159,816
24,960
16,113
8,010
193,993
31,787
19,577
12,210
8,731
10,900
84,301
44,742
I')
25,332
(^)
14,851
(•)
17,252
6,676
5,621
1,106
3,044
1,471
35,673
(.')
33,310
529
123
43,438
39,787
678
5,795
( = )
14, 670
10,754
2,716
2,218
301
26,966
4,213
1,742
2,471
343
( = )
1,634
13,596
5,352
( = )
6,436
(^)
1,525
50,588
6,686
5,165
2,355
1,717
1,093
1,521
5,364
3,890
(^)
1,438
2,042
8,565
2,619
(^)
977
1,709
2,529
4,456
946
3,336
18,908
3,017
1,909
1,108
4,062
1,523
( = )
2,667
1,029
(^)
1,493
1,362
1,246
2,750
Denver, Colorado
912,333
61,553
49,911
7,551
36,356
-i,004
11,642
84,212
( = )
49,821
(-)
12,415
99, yo^
356,972
21,052
80,204
43,130
180,168
35,738
10,431
22,039
197,561
24,638
11,874
12,764
21,629
5,334
(^)
73,667
43,468
( = )
(^)
18,373
16,283
5,118
26,257
99,684
4,421
2,708
119
1,497
1,092
1,713
15,612
{")
11,110
(^)
(=)
42,830
2,692
39,723
1,497
( = )
12,967
7,708
15,731
1,124
515
530
26,434
4,909
3,812
1,097
3,360
126
8,082
4,811
(^)
( = )
1,913
2,448
1,263
3,776
188,181
5,268
4,242
46
1,961
2,235
(^)
28,501
(^)
24,330
( = )
1,382
626
46,614
(^)
35,710
2,340
5,532
( = )
5,629
16,793
11,543
6,322
4,316
33,359
13,728
11,246
2,482
3,269
(^)
421
46,693
29,264
(^)
9,034
(')
6,065
'995
'1,632
2,693
13,261
(^)
12,613
( = )
3,037
{')
30,823
9,109
19,600
3,139
( = )
3,249
3,751
6,793
15,050
3,394
9,994
86,906
6,184
3,507
2,677
7,170
1,794
(^)
44,329
27,175
(^)
(^)
10,718
6,024
1,909
7,583
Footnotes at end of table.
112
Business Returns/ 1967 • Proprietorships
SELECTED STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
Table 2.9— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, PAYROLL, AND NET PROFIT, BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industiv
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
(Thou SI
dotla,
Net profit
(less loss)
( Thotisand
dollars)
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousond
dollars)
Payroll
(Thouaend
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
( Thousand
dollars)
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Payroll
dollai
Net profit
(less loss)
Detroit, Michigan
Houston, Texas
Kansas City, Missouri-Kansas
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock f aiTns
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and
fisheries
Contract construction
General contractors
Special trade contractors —
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication,
gas, and sanitary services...
Transportation
Wholesale and retail trade....
Wholesale trade.
Retail trade
General merchandise stores.
Food stores
Gasoline service stations..
Eating and drinking places.
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Personal services
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Repair services, except automobile.
Amusement and recreation services..
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons..
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and
architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
services
Other services
All industries.
griculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and
fisheries
Contract construction
General contractors
SpeciaJL trade contractors
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric,
gas, and sanitary services
Transportation
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail, trade
General merchandise stores.
Food stores
Gasoline service stations..
Eating and drinking places.
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Insurance agents, brokers, and service.
Real estate
Services
Personal services
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Repair services, except automobile.
Amusement and recreation services..
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons..
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and
architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
services
Other services
92,822
7,820
6,935
2,702
1,787
2,446
(')
3,873
1,365
7,117
2,617
3,660
3,598
27,636
4,176
22,674
4,798
3,965
2,698
4,477
6,736
6,156
1,861
3,867
35,228
8,686
5,834
2,852
5,772
2,076
1,519
6,874
2,623
1,952
2,299
2,418
1,897
4,342
3,535,949
57,026
44,518
7,909
13,642
22,967
(')
339, 5ia
78,081
258,109
86,434
76,629
71,439
474,415
.,610,415
90,416
429,707
387,925
202,286
500,081
100,419
46,104
48,855
736,782
U5,782
70,979
44,803
111, 573
37,600
23,997
282,405
156,866
71,409
54,130
48,724
27,463
71,805
6,363
3,523
339
1,104
2,080
(^)
94,709
10,442
84,085
24,322
20,210
18,537
173,665
20,297
150,975
3,150
25,529
38,229
48,504
35, 563
8,642
5,725
2,650
124,693
36,149
25,863
10,286
14,006
6,011
3,081
39,070
22,026
9,592
7,452
4,836
5,894
11,992
6,936
3,600
I4II
^964
4,975
C = )
53,929
9,434
43,646
11,706
14,984
13,604
33,536
104,381
15,288
20,230
18,349
11,249
39,265
46,077
20,212
22,456
297,170
31,848
22,302
9,546
28,638
12,793
1,067
149,789
86,232
35,691
27,866
28,861
13,645
22,662
82,543
16,839
14,787
3,128
8,899
2,760
2,052
9,237
1,821
6,651
2,471
1,611
1,543
20,715
3,303
16,615
2,866
1,779
2,700
2,881
6,389
6,018
2,540
3,198
23,874
5,187
3,276
4,339
1,624
1,354
3,360
1,827
( = )
1,344
1,662
2,404
1,725
2,219
1,937,370
97,214
84,755
29,610
51,710
3,435
12,459
212,887
76,441
133,318
47,762
34,925
34,373
1,053,131
218,118
823,697
23,872
321,571
199,134
102,718
176,402
89,295
41,236
44,324
332,129
57,281
31,753
I.')
34,085
10,381
10,661
114,800
89,916
12,976
29,518
24,244
9,973
41,186
246,622
15,659
14,233
3,000
10,409
824
1,426
65,711
27,912
37,792
14,589
5,237
5,212
76,223
3,841
66,652
801
22,686
14,587
14,769
13,809
7,827
4,698
3,088
57,677
15,780
7,687
\,1ZJ
3,420
14,319
11,766
(^)
958
3,775
1,021
7,883
229,105
'26,918
'28,720
5,156
'29,436
'4,440
1,802
36,636
8,194
28,309
4,559
4,533
61,394
20,239
40,895
1,488
7,137
9,973
5,073
17,224
28,003
16,793
10,000
126,014
12,784
9,827
(^)
6,670
2,548
489
64,619
51,122
7,033
15,166
9,983
4,778
8,977
50,924
12,852
11,843
4,685
5,771
1,387
(^)
5,203
1,409
3,794
(^)
1,675
1,675
11,936
3,059
8,675
3,247
(^)
1,443
1,208
2,510
3,757
1,155
2,502
12,771
3,127
2,092
1,035
1,705
1,078
(^)
2,322
(^)
(^)
1,321
(-')
1,536
( = )
1,507
110,512
98,164
21,324
75,425
1,415
(^)
135,586
74,167
61,419
(^)
13,046
13,046
613,141
160,265
448,423
18,637
(')
154,604
58,074
174,295
50,723
13,640
29,715
190,318
26,714
19,991
6,723
15,231
22,102
66,137
( = )
(')
21,693
{')
21,677
(^)
23,674
5,966
3,019
723
1,978
318
22,593
9,405
13,188
(^)
1,133
1,133
41,388
5,135
35,944
696
(^)
13,258
9,462
8,302
2,303
1,099
1,202
45,294
7,756
6,497
1,259
3,133
7,781
10,935
(^)
5,054
I.')
8,063
( = )
6,113
Los Angeles-Long Beach, California
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
MinneapoliE-St . Paul, Minnesota
258,438
18,750
8,127
3,439
1,254
3,434
10,623
19,401
5,080
13,421
6,362
6,200
59,104
11,945
45,551
4,831
3,704
4,768
9,690
22,558
28,090
6,926
18,821
U3,571
20,861
9,702
11,159
19,289
7,324
9,099
20,053
7,552
3,098
9,403
6,224
6,773
16,253
7,268,332
180,353
86,401
20,621
42,326
23,454
93,952
636,409
262,009
355,089
431,048
282,680
273,983
3,228,685
673,178
2,439,121
64,123
309, 553
596,231
343,949
1,125,265
375,021
94,209
211,645
2,068,427
280,597
103,798
176,799
280,628
107,144
87,584
748,910
457,679
182,876
106,355
152,436
8,376
58,297
264,455
1,024,710
27,120
13,557
1,960
4,604
6,993
13,563
125,898
23,971
93,206
101,549
78,241
76,729
309,981
34,048
265,014
6,991
26,879
57,719
61,057
112,368
25,771
10,412
8,235
350,466
77,428
32,078
45,350
35,237
22,361
11,139
111,726
57,938
35,252
18,536
22,948
19,808
8,449
41,370
1,164,742
15,669
'23,161
1,220
'9,945
'14,436
38,830
61,470
12,154
47,149
48,373
33,503
30,808
60,952
171,333
8,190
15,842
26,031
29,935
91,335
94,606
42,329
47,618
672,757
55,588
27,811
27,777
67,393
23,669
6,693
354,254
242,750
74,697
36,807
70,424
29,437
42,946
44,768
4,871
4,200
( = )
1,952
{')
{')
2,758
(')
2,321
(=)
{')
15,198
1,643
13,458
3,651
2,666
1,500
3,884
1,757
4,409
1,408
3,000
15,270
2,128
1,107
2,059
992
1,984
3,062
1,138
(^)
1,298
1,403
( = )
1,923
1,209,956
51,322
40,438
■")
35,491
')
■)
85,491
)
71,196
•)
715,586
75,673
638,937
9,606
216,354
94,715
131,798
206,464
87,708
13,613
74,095
223,011
33,675
23,238
19,056
9,300
10,518
83,224
43,071
13,998
26,397
33, 692
128,267
3,664
2,001
{')
1,493
(^)
(')
14,339
( = )
13,528
( = )
( = )
(^)
61,186
3,281
57,897
1,064
23,944
6,887
14,218
11,784
4,155
702
3,453
36,834
11,326
10,820
( = )
5,249
1,546
1,515
8,181
3,882
( = )
890
2,825
5,663
209,522
9,331
5,943
(^)
6,351
(')
(')
15,329
(^)
13,801
(^)
(^)
(')
57,404
9,827
47,457
2,626
7,276
6,014
13,741
17,800
16,697
7,663
9,034
102,523
9,734
6,494
(^)
6,354
3,735
4,530
51,005
29,220
(^)
7,124
16,160
3,200
5,961
58,921
8,663
7,944
3,340
2,580
2,024
(')
4,666
942
3,487
(-)
14,283
4,029
10,027
3,129
1,051
1,408
3,751
6,203
1,904
4,086
22,435
5,423
3,343
2,080
3,086
2,414
1,147
3,682
1,015
1,198
1,469
1,836
1,066
3,347
1,165,240
74,167
62,148
11,077
47,480
3,591
(^)
111,700
27,086
76,447
(^)
( = )
559,323
108,850
450,183
42,585
76,241
( = )
43,331
237,830
51,000
28,213
20,616
292,071
29,515
18,879
10,636
31,235
34,851
26,060
97,431
42,945
38,930
15,556
21,163
(')
9,309
39,993
121,213
3,210
1,609
661
797
151
23,107
154
18,941
3,615
(^)
i')
40,431
2,944
37,487
1,928
3,598
8,121
19,033
1,946
1,127
811
44,246
4,662
4,098
564
3,181
7,473
4,898
14,379
5,405
6,211
2,763
1,927
1,684
5,739
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/ 1967 • Proprietorships
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SELECTED STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
Table 2.9~NUHBEK OF BUSiNKSSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, PAYROLL, AND NET PROFIT, BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected indu.'-'try
Number of
businesser
All indiiRtriec
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and
fisheries
Contract construction
General contractors
Special trade contractors
Manufacturing;
Transportation, communication, electric,
gas, and sanitaiy services
Transportation
Wholesale and retail trade
\Jholesale trade
Retail trade
General merchandise stores.
Food stores
Gasoline service stations..
Eatint; and drinking places.
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services.
Personal services
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Repair cervices, except automobile
Amusement and recreation services.
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons..
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and
architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
services
Other services
Business
receipts
f Thousand
dollora)
(Thousand
dottara)
net profit I
(less loss) Number of
businesses
(Thousand
dollar aj
New York, New York
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, foi-estiy, and
fisheries
Contract construction
General contractors
Special trade contractors
Mai jf acturing
Transportation, communication, electric,
gas, and sanitary services
Transportation
WliOlesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade.
Retail trade
General merchandise stores.
Food stores
Gasoline service stations..
Eating and drinking places.
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Personal services
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Repair services, except automobile.
Amusement and recreation services . .
318,630
7,524
3,409
(^)
{')
2,b<;3
4,115
20,911
2,892
17,119
8,38S
10,198
9,387
78,429
19,797
55,113
6,986
11,549
3,586
9,155
23,837
20,079
8,428
9,204
171,190
29,074
11,937
17,137
23,914
8,549
9,192
37,852
18,623
8,227
11,002
17,581
7,701
9,919
27,408
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons..
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
0 ther medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, a-nd
architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
services
Other services
1,051,878
112,295
50,802
( = )
(^)
37,209
61,493
357,010
107,840
236,582
453,554
172,987
155,725
3,978,162
1,435,663
2,4&4,523
154,535
624,097
311,125
320,995
1,053,771
312,159
112,488
118,633
2,648,039
318,200
119,695
198,505
303,594
79,500
121,334
1,004,169
625,418
275,983
102,768
345,711
82,143
128,818
264,570
895,359
25,897
U,708
(^)
8,420
14,189
70, 615
25,049
41,010
147,842
22,079
18,915
257,896
79,551
176,246
8,196
29,800
19,379
45,987
72,384
23,380
10,813
9,748
346,969
63,630
36,440
27,190
39,433
7,315
16,775
102,810
53,406
34,718
14,686
42,906
18,352
33,017
22,731
1,857,908
1,846
'13,432
( = )
( = )
'4,723
15,278
89,567
15,775
70,539
63,430
39,850
35,649
406,555
132,207
249,197
19,138
54,677
14, 665
39,089
121,628
115,467
50,495
38,704
1,139,684
95,660
34,141
61,519
101,194
25,766
18, 625
557,957
330,067
130,684
47,206
175,911
23,912
53,949
81,710
Business
receipts
(Thouaand
dollora)
Payroll
(Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thousand
dollars)
Number of
businesses
Newark, New Jersey
Philadelphia; , Permsylvania-New Jersey
126,488
8,326
6,405
1,083
1,677
3,645
1,921
U,934
1,611
10,093
4,871
4,486
3,960
35,814
5,843
29,532
1,610
5,525
3,550
5,348
13,499
7,194
3,356
3,702
53,324
12,672
7,382
5,290
7,329
2,284
2,748
12,370
4,981
1,984
5,405
2,605
2,124
7,189
4,077,876
166,816
137,089
4,168
40,095
92,826
29,727
499,744
192,251
304,074
149,106
151,803
141,239
2,113,092
532,186
1,567,886
67,613
290,023
370,321
164,857
675,072
113,488
48,177
46,724
864,975
128,561
59,473
69,088
104,948
40,690
26,903
302,976
176,796
64,333
61,847
57,748
68,674
13,907
120,568
463,418
33,678
24,461
308
5,280
18,873
9,217
99,439
14,525
84,364
28,390
16,577
15,059
143,430
25,233
117,253
2,463
13,436
28,107
18,352
54,840
5,048
2,282
2,728
138,532
21,398
12,875
8,523
19,350
6,767
2,535
33,655
19,025
8,959
5,671
8,897
3,262
30,402
637,230
12,966
6,134
I599
86
6,647
6,832
67,726
13,893
53,338
22,435
17,609
14,717
187,214
43,133
142,121
7,713
27,810
22,456
20,842
63,300
40,370
18,873
20,877
338,667
41,022
22,083
13,939
31,293
8,406
5,616
172,527
107,821
32,318
32,388
32,301
6,085
22,214
49,090
1,003
54*
(')
I.')
(.')
4,554
( = )
3,563
C = )
1,677
1,645
12,738
1,947
10,720
1,365
1,746
(')
2,332
4,285
4,778
1,797
2,869
23,595
4,229
2,272
1,957
3,013
1,258
(')
4,549
2,116
1,610
323
1,573
3,661
2,408
2,457
1,244,323
U.,405
5,210
( = )
( = )
120,763
66,183
16,392
13,171
624,250
166,742
457,044
31,471
110,051
(.')
87,033
140,592
52,383
17,732
31,867
391,393
54,341
21,953
32,333
57,133
12,836
158,335
95,995
51,806
10,534
40,231
16,946
21,496
26,710
119,078
1,933
374
(')
{')
n
20,440
(^)
10,999
1,685
918
37,685
5,892
31,793
447
3,765
10,259
7,991
2,423
1,497
736
43,325
9,731
5,863
3,863
6,217
835
{ = )
16,439
8,781
6,402
1,256
6,248
2,343
3,312
297,236
1,355
'1,261
{')
(.')
(^)
26,455
(.')
±7,123
2,245
1,929
67,115
13,051
53,807
5,154
10,627
('■)
13,219
17,288
22,511
7,502
13,237
172,565
17,968
8,307
9,661
13,281
5,473
(■=)
90,707
61,036
24,639
4,932
18,922
8,636
11,675
6,489
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvo-nia
65,853
4,537
4,255
1,435
2,357
9,843
1,964
6,300
792
3,296
3,176
17,011
2,036
14,907
3,797
1,398
2,733
5,310
3,511
1,705
1,698
25,349
5,002
4,447
1,555
2,282
1,553
1,062
5,672
1,900
332
2,940
1,957
1,333
2,178
4,300
1,933,598
26,506
24,313
2,032
18,570
(')
233,920
66,277
160,301
39,832
69,250
58,427
1,131,794
164,313
963,014
245,907
209,567
94,085
391,391
59,646
21,385
34,043
371,427
44,423
28,651
15,772
33,245
5,701
5,143
151,765
74,885
28,017
48,863
39,346
22,434
6,146
63,174
242,351
2,901
2,535
198
1,351
(.')
64,393
15,277
49,616
10,290
9,286
5,199
95,170
15,111
30,059
( = )
23,907
17,602
13,561
24,575
3,213
983
1,744
56,582
6,647
5,327
820
7,871
359
928
19,693
7,817
3,499
8,377
4,211
5,061
400
11,412
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Payroll
(Thousand
dollars}
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thousand
doltaraj
Paterson-Clifton-Passalc, New Jersey
330,203
'3,666
'4,537
'1,511
'1,060
{-)
49,771
12,397
31,369
6,033
12,477
10,427
82,566
16,032
56,069
{')
12,787
10,271
15,860
23,971
22,590
10,391
10,753
160,179
14,680
10,035
4,645
10,151
2,321
385
85,410
49,354
16,230
19,826
24,349
7,110
3,794
11,979
38,092 I 1,090,711
8,330
4,568
(')
71.4
393
(')
(')
4,399
3,669
11,027
1,079
9,948
(.')
2,452
( = )
1,941
4,942
3,096
1,129
1,677
17,120
2,867
1,503
1,26^,
2,466
1,224
1,712
3,000
1,262
709
1,U29
1,328
1,021
2,310
( = )
131,655
(.')
79,751
( = )
(^)
556,322
102,337
463,485
(^)
153,673
{')
50,655
159,274
57,060
24,853
28,386
284,975
36,353
14,483
21,885
38,266
8,883
12,259
118,533
64, 51 J
30,843
23,173
25,011
9,208
5,929
30,513
108,557
806
671
( = )
(')
21,771
(^)
12,035
(^)
(')
(^)
36,053
10,119
25,934
(')
7,359
4,093
5,542
5,775
4,636
1,137
35,547
5,349
2,151
3,188
5,370
457
1,097
13,709
5,224
3,761
4,724
3,574
4,382
228,883
702
'1,161
I.')
( = )
i')
26,630
(^)
20, 669
(')
44,391
8,254
36,137
(^)
10,371
(^)
5,950
12,689
24,467
10,451
U,706
120,255
11,265
5,573
5,693
10,297
3,004
2,403
64,289
41,455
15,200
7,634
13,838
2,521
3,499
9,099
Portland , Oregon-Washington
40,080
8,332
7,698
1,145
3,233
3,315
(■=)
4,191
3,386
1,262
2,033
1,972
8,843
1,631
6,973
1,116
(')
1,562
2,926
2,812
1,123
1,639
12,511
3,137
1,466
1,571
1,468
( = )
2,313
835
111
1,518
(^)
1.147
956,558
78,884
77,870
1,313
52,962
23,595
(^)
113,627
(^)
60,310
32,033
26,986
451,731
72,089
373,660
(^)
95,564
(^)
55,512
121,457
41,532
15,859
25,748
173,308
30,120
20,329
9,791
5,122
(^)
(^)
75,706
33,813
38,471
(^)
16,453
13.054
119,892
15,045
15,024
99
9,159
5,766
( = )
14,344
(^)
3,573
20,731
3,056
1,379
34,600
2,327
32,255
(^)
4,346
(')
10,374
9,104
2,245
1,011
1,223
27,160
4,122
2,181
1,941
799
( = )
( = )
12,067
5,254
6,221
2,633
1,805
4.004
160,240
2,009
1,899
'720
374
2,245
( = )
21,529
( = )
16,977
1,997
7,225
5,740
39,455
3,048
30,273
(^)
4,072
(^)
7,332
12,160
16,363
8,473
7,935
71,223
8,807
5,266
3,541
2,454
( = )
(^)
38,035
13,330
18,834
(^)
9,503
7,533
(^)
Footnotes at <?nd of table.
114
Business Returns/ 1967 • Proprietorships
SELECTED STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS
Table 2.9— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES. BUSINESS RECEIPTS. PAYROLL. AND NET PROFIT, BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
Payroll
f TTiousand
doltorsj
Net profit
(less loss)
(Jhotja/rjd
dollars)
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
f Thousand
dollart)
Payroll
( Jhotiaand
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
( Thousand
dollars)
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
(Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
tollars)
St. Louis, UissouTi-lllinois
San Bemardino-Riverside-Ontario, California
San Diego, California
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and
fisheries.
Contract construction
General contractors
Special trade contractors
Manufacturing
-Transportation, communication, electric,
gas, and sanitaiy services
Transportation
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade.
Retail trade
General merchandise stores.
Food stores
Gasoline service stations..
Eating and drinking places.
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Insurance agents, brokers, and service.
Real estate
Services.
Personal services
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Repair services, except automobile.
Amusement and recreation services..
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons..
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and
architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
services
Other services.
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock f aims
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and
fisheries
Contract construction
General contractors
Special trade contractors
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric,
gas, and sanitary services
Transportation
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade.
Retail trade
General merchandise stores.
Food stores
Gasoline service stations..
Eating and drinking places.
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Personal services
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Repair services, except automobile.
Amusement and recreation services..
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons..
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational, engineering, and
architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
services
Other services
73,713
15,478
14,812
6,649
6,216
1,947
( = )
3,637
3,259
710
2,249
2,181
17,732
3,076
14,528
2,724
2,451
1,453
3,663
4,237
6,647
3,229
3,231
25,859
6,898
4,886
2,012
4,233
2,339
1,601
2,725
1,103
839
783
1,762
1,234
1,079
3,988
126,330
120,076
53,516
63,243
3,317
(')
130,704
106, 601
13,103
17,683
17,517
1,092,423
307,739
773,341
38,379
242,750
140,897
84,426
266,889
72,469
25,969
43,382
378,910
78,080
36, 500
41,580
52,868
16,674
10,474
111,071
59,283
36,964
14,824
32,573
21,391
8,453
47,326
5,497
4,853
1,672
2,964
217
(.')
44,627
29,853
3,563
3,086
3,086
75,041
10,505
63,322
2,923
14,274
12,002
io,4ao
23,643
4,067
1,033
2,953
59, 652
16,651
9,154
7,497
5,948
2,042
929
11,632
7,3ee
2,887
1,377
3,218
7,823
1,675
9,734
321,669
15,562
13,442
7,019
6,025
398
(.')
19,812
(')
16,632
4,973
5,062
88,839
24,895
62,838
6,380
13,039
10,707
9,225
23,437
35,063
16,749
16,276
154,654
25,340
16,388
8,952
14,188
4,839
2,433
67,718
38,547
21,019
8,152
19,454
5,244
5,010
10,428
38,990
4,717
4,088
1,054
2,771
(')
3,471
1,134
2,299
1,022
2,061
1,862
9,603
945
8,393
1,524
1,542
2,078
2,359
5,527
1,571
3,659
12,351
2,547
1,457
(.')
1,403
1,192
( = )
2,280
957
(.')
( = )
(^)
(')
(.')
3,212
76,489
61,948
(=)
28,386
27,953
(.')
117,637
41,655
44,000
33,920
27,707
25,768
452,362
55,221
391,575
5,282
(')
142,529
135, 521
70,765
45,780
18,523
25,793
246,749
30,274
14,611
16,053
4,438
(')
87,139
57,020
(.')
{')
(')
{')
(.')
81,798
151,211
14,416
11,699
( = )
1,830
9,206
i')
26,474
9,191
8,291
9,899
3,786
3,718
45,275
5,263
39,415
(.') '
9,741
21,616
7,839
2,588
1,974
602
48,683
9,218
5,231
3,886
24
12,701
8,176
(')
(^)
{')
(')
17,890
U.3,123
'3,492
'6,464
(^)
'473
'5,008
(^)
10,504
3,729
6,574
3,538
5,616
4,480
26,438
4,543
23,859
708
8,597
5,454
3,974
10,114
8,307
1,546
58,223
7,789
5,330
(^)
1,736
1,771
(')
47,925
34,104
{')
i')
(')
(.')
'6,128
42,544
7,202
4,955
1,635
3,164
2,247
4,187
(.')
3,503
975
(^)
10,401
1,6U
8,705
( = )
( = )
1,317
1,808
4,378
4,185
1,237
2,807
13,999
2,832
1,125
1,707
1,683
(')
1,472
2,941
1,039
709
1,193
1,019
(.')
1,694
1,208,708
84,391
68,738
(.')
40,451
27,948
15,653
131,566
(.')
103,026
12,561
645,771
47,612
554,060
(.')
124,514
54,910
277,581
35,859
12,133
22,792
276,791
28,793
11,973
16,820
14,041
(^)
10,541
90,309
48,303
23,038
18,968
(.h
9,972
94,912
167,250
10,782
9,329
(h
4,720
4,606
1,453
32,57-
28,365
(.')
2,406
(^)
53,446
3,260
47,225
(^)
10,911
11,929
19,196
1,926
1,262
587
61,652
7,078
3,665
3,413
3,929
(^)
1,234
15,897
6,587
3,676
5,634
(^)
1,828
(.')
24,799
154,825
5,548
169
'3,706
3,744
5,379
19,117
15,071
(')
2,346
39,772
6,401
31,444
(M
(')
6,503
7,088
13,024
16,719
6,383
9,803
71,659
6,743
4,931
1,812
4,287
'1
42,447
27,872
10,349
4,226
5,284
San Francisco-Oakland, California
Seattle, Washingto:
Washington, D. C. -Maryland-Virginia
9,151
6,373
1,107
1,691
3,575
2,778
7,100
1,745
5,190
2,707
2,473
2,473
31,951
4,708
24,311
2,816
2,653
3,728
5,262
9,852
13,456
3,984
9,058
44,114
9,082
4,106
4,976
7,705
2,978
2,342
8,423
3,760
1,732
2,931
2,706
3,353
2,787
4,738
177,488
149,915
13,846
96,395
39,674
27,573
265,350
91,034
158,877
130,206
76,455
76,455
2,361,957
377,625
1,703,981
53,652
225,225
433,276
228,667
763,161
192,257
55,579
130,458
945,597
140,384
51,011
89,373
107,780
85,566
36,878
312,865
178,055
97,445
37,365
75,889
45,527
41,553
99,155
547,270
■30,205
27,062
1,294
13,297
12,471
3,143
60,949
10,650
47,993
30,731
17,589
17,589
223,587
18,570
178,971
3,120
13,246
37,387
52,221
72,997
9,019
5,751
3,207
172,884
28,137
17,568
10,569
19,245
21,134
9,161
42,311
20,278
16,688
5,345
10,097
11,181
18,076
586,849
'2,817
'11,923
1,514
'9,749
'3,688
9,106
37,337
11,397
23,496
15,399
11,584
11,584
139,250
30,757
107,677
1,531
9,558
24,322
26,947
45,319
49,869
23,836
22,754
334,753
35,019
14,513
20,506
28,162
10,750
1,983
169,833
108,312
45,289
16,232
39,759
15,720
12,884
20,643
4,665
757
2,451
1,457
3,023
4,218
1,151
2,962
1,429
11,688
1,853
9,412
1,684
1,659
990
1,037
4,042
5,772
837
4,747
16,509
3,224
1,994
1,230
2,408
1,995
2,443
1,367
(.')
(')
1,685
1,275
2,229
126,950
72,302
17,050
40,059
15,193
54,648
97,196
52,188
44,668
43,545
32,756
(')
959,870
102,770
746,585
36,073
140, 654
90,563
59,590
419,705
100,667
20,419
78,065
278,920
37,199
19,382
17,817
30,711
21,975
98,981
59,085
(')
15,480
9,794
45,341
188,390
15,653
7,175
356
4,342
2,477
8,478
13,941
3,388
10, 553
9,253
2,747
(')
87,345
5,286
72,353
2,176
7,370
7,753
16,957
38,097
5,828
1,171
4,212
52,880
9,759
5,925
3,834
7,731
865
I.')
13,924
7,036
(')
(')
(.')
3,239
1,485
13,519
247,933
16,237
6,919
2,515
2,885
1,519
9,318
19,500
6,427
12,985
6,203
4,086
62,075
14,925
42,814
3,750
10,035
6,365
4,790
17,874
34,200
8,318
25,403
105,189
11,597
7,801
3,796
9,189
7,942
53,578
34,783
i')
5,430
3,306
68,243
6,432
5,295
1,838
2,188
1,269
1,137
3,991
(^)
2,740
(^)
7,741
7,713
10,017
1,211
8,773
1,759
1,636
1,157
1,777
2,444
5,604
1,623
3,283
33,700
5,246
2,547
2,699
4,305
1,292
1,633
6,983
2,637
987
3,359
2,856
4,269
1,882
5,234
84,762
73,739
6,898
57,689
9,152
11,023
264,452
87,943
(.')
71,218
71,157
657,383
59,684
597,697
4,828
114,831
208,999
79,941
189,098
53,186
18,948
29,052
558,276
89,945
37,145
52,800
44,789
20,425
13,306
179,141
U2,897
38,291
27,953
56,256
6,343
44,198
261,914
18,213
15,301
1,085
12,623
1,593
2,912
61,384
23,653
13,669
13,168
5,550
53,958
96
6,919
19,671
12,784
14,4S8
3,740
1,697
1,841
103,505
30,223
16,322
13,401
3,558
4,194
3,161
18,869
11,795
5,U4
1,960
6,651
566
8,796
305,836
'20,4S8
'19,689
'2
'17,220
'2,467
'799
23,027
i')
14,032
10,605
11,378
50,128
8,125
42,010
1,472
7,438
12,303
9,374
11,423
25,510
11,152
11,792
215,566
18,433
8,272
10,161
21,174
5,639
1,085
106,108
71,772
19,74«
14,588
33,668
16,519
3,594.
'Net loss exceeds net profit. ^Estimate is not shovm separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
NOTE: Estimates for "Mining," "Construction not allocable," "Communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services," "Wholesale and retail trade not allocable," "Finance,
and "Nature of business not allocable" are not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals-
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data."
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Table 2.11— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, DEPRECIATION, COST OF DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY SIZE OF BUSINESS
RECEIPTS AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES
Silie of business receipts
Business
receipts
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Deprecia-
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Cost of
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Net profit
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(Thousand
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Inventory,
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Net profit
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(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries....
Farnis
Field crop farms
Fruit, tree nut, anl vegetable farms.
Livestock farms
Animal specialities farms
Other farms
Agricultural services and hunting and
trapping
Miscellaneous agricultural services.
Offices of veterinarians and animal
hospitals •. . .
Other animal husbandry services
Other agricultural services
Forestry and fisheries
Mining
Crude petroleum and natural gas
Quarrying and mining, not elsewhere
classified
Contract construction
General contractors
Building construction
Heavy construction, e.xcept buildings
General contractors not allocable. . .
Special trade contractors
Plujnbing, heating, and air condi-
tioning
Painting, paperhanging, and decorat-
ing
Electrical work
Masonry, stonework, and plastering..
Carpentering and flooring
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work
Miscellaneous special trade con-
tractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Lumber and wood products , except
furniture
Furniture and fixtures
printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Stone, clay, and glass products
Fabricated metal products
Machinery, except electric
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric,
gas, and sanitary services
Local transportation
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Motor vehicles and automotive equip-
ment
Groceries and related products
Farm products — raw materials
Machinery, equipment, and supplies. .
Lumber and construction materials. . .
Wholesale trade, not elsewhere
classified
Wholesale trade not allocable
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Farm equipment dealers
General merchandise stores
Automatic merchandising machine
operators
Direct selling establishments
Other general merchandise stores,.
Footnotes at end of table.
6,183,910
2,<i81,843
2,368,831
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110,573
1,245,258
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129,726
82,986
14,235
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32, 862
28,754
416,888
96,775
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8,701
305,291
44,417
46,432
29, 206
28,756
75,379
1A,297
9,606
57, 198
14,822
124, 788
6,598
33,719
7,184
17,567
6,696
8,475
16, 188
28,361
31,398
139.578
11,931
1,202,490
158,540
8,967
30, Ul
10,762
11,218
4,707
78, 749
13,996
47,676
IS, 502
19,531
9,643
96,999
12,544
43,824
40,631
185,309,899
32,405,078
30,511,927
'i,S46,0C4
1,625,01A
18, 132, 125
211,304
694,580
1,591,419
350,883
354,076
362, 698
523,762
1,182,702
1,002,413
15,792,0L;
6, 507, 007
5,529,954
412, 182
564,871
8, 895, 830
1, 894, 236
856,859
1,336,486
1,027,435
1, 172, 120
562, 634
429,520
1, 616, 540
389,177
5,965,668
1,005,987
1,366,923
252,082
554,084
265,370
310,952
732,350
1,477,920
4,956,285
295,772
3.779,Li36
567, 443
89,778,754
17, 030, 176
825,944
3,893,902
3,250,285
896, 654
657, 949
7,140,000
J65,442
71,179,351
4,070,317
1, 298, 656
1,183,710
1,587,951
3,393,289
412, 282
497, 534
2,483,473
8,470,242
3,937,576
3,785,970
1,422,307
163,473
2,041,803
37, 928
115,459
113,566
32,822
15,906
20,053
44,785
L22,396
102,864
533,569
201,359
108,510
34,095
58,754
315,857
40, 958
25,462
25,794
24,026
33,874
13,919
14,612
137,212
16, 353
272,751
21,085
120,740
6,414
26, 987
L4,257
12,852
35,987
34,429
35,464
402.755
31,898
1,298,288
221,916
11,059
37,095
23,174
15,933
15,269
108, 226
11,160
1,045,805
58,250
24,890
17,416
15,944
80,406
31,270
1B,427
30,709
25,279,011 10,387,494
40,335,049
39,563,001
13,800,791
1, 904, 148
22,170,512
382, 685
1,304,865
969,425
246,482
203,323
217,937
301,683
1, 1B8,848
1,020,595
3,884,495
1,496,063
323,238
233,512
439, 263
2,256,942
335, 194
154, 298
203,379
161,976
234,609
101, 943
95,386
970, 157
131,490
2,262,511
250,764
734,214
72,407
276,777
112,891
140,484
338,718
336,256
3,224,667
234,042
2,434,119
275,653
13,494,632
1,868,933
15,447
306,550
259,777
1L2,108
121,299
909,255
64,497
11, 334, 004
608, 930
225,263
209,521
174, L46
742,490
220, 809
144,445
377,236
3,322,543
2,982,508
1,742,564
107, 959
1,244,439
^69,853
^2,601
231,851
32,238
134,112
"■10,703
126, 204
58, 184
^53,766
"■65,547
11,781
586,587
479,323
39,729
67, 535
1, 539, 953
209, 879
198,099
158,497
270,299
89,625
55,253
274,363
60,322
680,245
52,558
102,032
25,984
106,022
25,334
54,646
U5,608
168,061
681,561
83,417
501 . 26C
43,736
53,098
6,034,651
1, 170, 672
72,824
201,941
43,990
106, 636
42,414
578,436
119,381
4,755,725
267,357
103,563
103,448
60,346
278,793
32,812
66,571
179,410
992,865
966,761
132,079
14,072
761,932
15,105
43,523
24,152
10,762
2,787
7,319
3,284
1,952
6,821
995
5,326
505,273
290,322
285,532
1,383
3,907
188,282
66,152
4,649
65,907
8,316
11,425
13,123
955
17, 755
26, 169
317,774
39,290
36,235
21,971
15,234
W,362
19,869
35,282
135,531
23,710
430
9,850
11, 295
1,013,073
955, 967
91,130
93,766
101,331
116,410
26,575
519,152
7,603
972,781
170,863
335,142
466, 776
458,582
17, 207
9,807
431,568
3,104,510
1, 594, 269
1,517,324
553,671
76,098
738,237
32,283
117,535
54,1A0
8,182
3,090
11, 229
31,639
22,305
17, 117
15,624
1,493
168,607
24,010
21,709
(^)
1,827
136,556
10,903
25,477
10,041
11,399
47,479
5,149
2,087
24,021
8,041
47,821
1,264
13,439
3,887
5,686
3,193
3,425
5,956
10, 971
25,964
57,530
6,662
6,611
238, 960
41, 655
1,333
5,366
2,336
2,821
(=)
22,864
6,075
191,302
5,691
2,995
1,932
(=i
46,380
6,706
32,468
7,206
11,259,928
5,372,827
5,125,314
1,943,008
229,138
2,776,649
37,477
139,042
180,225
25,340
10,195
24, 565
119, 625
67,288
49,300
4^,349
705,462
107,463
98,535
{')
6,123
561,016
48,347
113,611
35,714
54, 850
174,316
30,736
6,854
95,538
36, 933
169,443
4,821
54,293
15,574
17,218
7,495
13,179
26,038
30,825
124,361
275 , 160
27, 629
1,080,078
198,407
6,413
30, 082
3,167
15,193
(=)
102,609
31,957
858,049
29,303
13,696
11, 638
{')
157,908
13,975
110,544
33,389
1,752,203
1,070, 42;
1,033,841
373,473
51,237
521,134
18,284
69,708
31,875
6,024
1,279
9,370
14,702
13,706
10,350
9,252
1,098
70, 382
13,707
9,856
(')
2,947
54,201
3,866
9,165
2,684
4,224
13,945
1,909
726
17, 682
2,974
25,092
1,069
9,620
1,300
2,514
1,420
1,085
3,664
4,420
IS, 552
51,706
10,148
83,583
21,938
645
2,454
1,222
1,632
(')
10,746
4,365
3,151
2,343
554
(')
15,036
3,088
9,955
1,993
11,361,904
11,477,527
4,213,803
603,238
5,641,456
177,191
841,839
264,229
40,981
15,741
107,153
100,354
120, U8
93,182
83,819
9,363
493,928
88,008
60, 295
{')
24,570
370, 192
30,877
50,908
24,318
26,496
99,231
11,734
4,343
122,235
35,728
233,351
M,376
56,477
IB, 067
31,C;'5
15,715
11,123
38,798
47, 200
110,530
303,339
96,359
873,506
130,810
3,235
15,719
6,724
10,039
(^)
66,542
20,442
725,051
23,020
U,388
5,927
{')
139, 100
22,653
83,419
33,028
1,210,160
^217,642
'258,226
129,931
'46,332
'172,091
'54,763
'1U,971
30,584
5,431
'783
' 18, 569
44,455
10,000
'31,039
'29,592
'1,4^7
275,349
29,261
28, 977
'692
227,299
12,205
54,991
9,420
21, 693
92,791
10,556
3,343
22,295
18,789
22,135
483
7,571
3,035
1,523
626
3,714
6,607
'1,374
46,248
41.390
'7, 195
45,258
33,667
'133
'2,417
(=)
16,535
6,262
7,738
'1,043
397
'811
12,317
'3,747
18,436
'2,372
435,616
130,625
127,368
13,282
138
98,428
6,405
9,115
2,659
155
423
1,199
382
46
31
7,698
7,631
17
9,869
3,096
3,397
20
1,614
766
388
7
769
4,984
1,031
1,582
1,719
1,658
5,944
1,050
40
S3
841
202,548
16,333
946
285
266
3,200
(.')
11,338
245
16,663
3,167
11, M2
(=)
18,968
1,549
4,167
13,252
120
BUSINESSES WITH DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.11— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, DEPRECIATION, COST OF DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY SIZE OF BUSINESS
RECEIPTS AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Size of business receipts
Business
receipts
(Thouaartd
dollars)
Deprecia-
tion
Cost of
depreciable
property
dollars)
Net profit
( lees loss)
( Thousand
dollars)
Inventory,
end-of-
year
(Thouatnd
dollars)
Business
receipts
(Thoua^d
dollars)
Under $10,000
Deprecia-
tion
Cost of
depreciable
property
(Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
{ less loss)
( Thou tartd
dollars)
Inventory,
end-of-
year
( Thousand
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(9)
(H3)
(11)
Wholesale ami retail trade — Continued
Retail trade — Continued
Food stores
Grocery stores
Ueat and fish markets
FVuit stores and vegetable markets
Candy, out, and confectionery
stores
Retail bakeries
Dairy products and other food
stores
AutonEtlve dealers
Motor vehicle dealers
Tire, battery, and accessory
dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Women's ready-to-wear and acces-
sory stores, and fur shops
Other apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment
Furniture stores
Home furnishings, and equipment
stores, except appliances
Household appliances, radio, TV,
and music stores
Eating and drinking places
Fating places
Drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
Liquor stores
Antique and secondhand stores
Sporting goods stores and bicycle
shops
Jewelry stores
Fuel and ice dealers
Florists
Retail trade, not elsewhere classi-
fied
Retail trade not allocable
Wholesale and retail trade not allo-
cable
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Security and commodity brokers,
dealers, exchanges, and services. . ,
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Agents, brokers, and managers
Other real estate
Combinations of real estate, insur-
ance, loans, and law offices
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, canips, and
other lodging places
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels
Trailer parks and cajEps
Other lodging places
Personal services
Coin-operated laundries and dry
cleaning
Other laundries and dry cleaning
plants
Photographic studios
Beauty shops
Barber shops
Funeral service and crematories
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other business services
Footnotes at end of table.
181,429
136,919
12,676
6,409
6,888
11,625
6,912
193,297
22,302
13,239
149,842
7,914
39,423
16,959
22,464
60,256
19,258
12,178
23,820
203,611
132,613
70,998
23,785
20,157
18,168
10,702
13,710
10,115
16,938
72,291
13,432
21,961
265,489
W,364
11,745
93,005
158,120
10,774
98, 278
30,107
18,961
1,451,545
88,686
8,686
36,016
20,776
23,208
355,848
26,538
35, 176
22,728
151,941
68,593
12,047
38,825
139,272
8,569
23,436
25,348
81,919
15,994,213
13,712,116
862,060
262, 216
246,601
605,877
21,151,643
5,219,165
1, 143, 852
13,958,419
830,207
2,749,079
1,019,224
1,729,855
3,870,144
1,447,695
603,726
1, 818, 723
8,540,837
5,734,690
2,806,147
2,776,409
2,043,175
358,834
443,807
589, 106
611,070
614,607
3,418,162
554, 659
4,942,015
326, 146
261,272
1, 868, 177
2,747,692
241,481
1,438,509
657,437
410,265
30, 119, 113
1,590,462
333,913
802,324
267, 053
187, 172
4, 757, 703
436,581
1,042,275
309,097
1,476,027
588,442
558,608
346,673
2,503,096
426,025
311,439
388, 169
1,377,463
188,820
142,286
12,149
5,292
4,017
17,987
162,062
25,317
16,128
110, 667
9,950
14,109
19,655
63, 034
23,671
9,108
30,255
252, 111
175,572
76,539
31,629
18,719
10,933
3,220
8,716
25,534
18,140
72,329
13,138
30, 567
265,266
11,385
9,622
53,339
135,542
70,885
75,964
33,484
15,209
1,528,146
248,333
33, 949
Wl,584
44,467
23,333
289,088
70, 696
63, 954
18,543
57,095
18,022
42,502
18,276
163,157
12,555
14,054
13,029
123,519
2,214,549
1,761,771
117,438
43,158
44,415
176, 577
71,140
1,670,020
359,325
185,319
1,019,591
105,735
323,768
114,479
209,289
623,443
263,243
89, 978
270, 222
3,060,274
2,042,509
1,017,765
379,501
216, 129
121,006
68,721
93,403
210,301
197,019
652,762
151,638
3,261,767
113, 755
97,713
419,764
2,728,243
1,248,072
765,994
565,505
148,677
16,268,095
4, 113, 643
561,811
2,425,665
607,864
518,303
2,993,485
578,659
643,709
153,420
648,577
203,780
567,273
188,067
1,167,384
107,373
33,455
126, 116
345,440
767,663
569,454
55,705
20,146
22,233
74,140
25,990
1,018,695
135,105
77,300
763,010
37,780
277,929
92,945
1B4,984
337, 811
121,806
796, 178
513,613
282,565
282,478
136,219
39,045
39,303
91,242
51,659
66, 763
270,321
34,264
108,254
1,518,357
81,046
58,577
766,779
671,032
■■16,864
500,446
57, 965
129,435
10, 887, 697
121,540
2,132
78,825
22,966
17,617
1,134,156
61, 989
166, 260
73,836
365,057
279,365
136,616
101,033
616,931
63,516
101, 558
152,485
299,422
925,969
361, 776
10,629
10,657
11, 770
9,364
21,773
1,431,085
564,959
239,465
435,684
190,977
661,367
202,589
458, 773
573, 303
237,379
63,598
272,326
210,569
106,103
104,461
487,243
204,764
91,335
106,631
239,679
14,982
32,417
417,007
56,981
92,433
1,660
585
30
90,743
1,392
13,606
72,417
3,328
429,368
15,716
5,762
4,000
5,012
942
81,329
1,369
3,293
9,667
13,205
3,219
31,229
19,342
42,492
2,476
2,166
3,066
34,784
15,642
9,572
(=)
1,692
1,723
15,512
2,991
1,656
8,655
2,210
7,146
3,283
3,358
15,399
4,122
3,912
7,365
32,749
24,321
8,423
(=)
753
9,354
3,352
2,513
1,924
3,963
25,666
4,485
152,895
8,315
7,346
43,176
101,404
7,343
62, 916
22,743
3,402
778,903
52,277
2,871
16,297
14,283
18,821
233,836
12,308
10,534
15,214
111, 180
53,227
1,692
29,681
37,847
3,830
15,207
15,650
53,160
30,716
54,743
{')
9,225
6,316
C = )
4,254
79,301
11,069
7,201
51,386
9,645
13,405
14,580
74,763
15,503
19,372
39,888
180,913
132,775
43,133
(^)
4,940
34, W5
15,656
16,934
6,896
19,763
106,595
15,436
23,622
597,974
30,451
26, 197
191,585
375, 933
27,755
262,592
48,643
36, 948
2,801,399
203,737
11,727
74,469
54,326
63,265
946,904
61,615
54,681
46,326
413,836
274, 529
8,641
87,276
303,673
11,218
64,603
53,332
174,520
3,672
1,768
(=)
536
534
5,561
1,103
1,574
2,214
665
851
694
4,944
1,100
1,474
2,370
12,361
9,375
2,936
(=)
315
2,383
1,139
976
923
1,671
3,474
1,432
2,459
74, 462
4,463
4,065
16,115
53,884
6,676
32,163
11,005
4,035
313,533
53,313
2,032
23,059
17, 099
11, 573
70,645
15,503
5,423
6,643
24,123
9,851
1,168
7,924
36, 194
1,454
5,339
5,123
24,278
46,970
28, 892
3,450
6,073
1,385
64,161
15,861
17,552
25,539
5,209
17,508
5,798
11,710
49,666
11,476
200,331
142, 194
58,137
3,125
38,296
10,501
10, 952
9,222
22,335
72,975
13,796
754, 093
38,052
33,909
113,442
602,599
142,844
267,389
164,293
28,073
3,569,060
944,200
36,897
442,571
242,872
221,860
797,413
132,433
54,244
57,951
319,234
122,369
23,174
88, 003
233,958
14,419
32,147
52,330
190,012
^1,508
8
408
'859
(')
'8,480
'4, 191
'5,486
3,316
'2, 119
184
'166
350
5,082
1,471
815
2,796
1,317
3,633
'2,316
(')
'180
'4,446
538
3,082
290
'631
2.036
'756
199,417
1,806
2,635
81,007
116,604
'1,100
97,033
5,630
14,991
826,769
' 10, 822
'396
'3,317
'4,511
2,902
382,066
119
12,705
6,316
154,064
174,029
957
33,376
101,948
3,798
30, 633
17,347
49,620
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
121
BUSINESSES WITH DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY
Table 2.11— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, DEPRECIATION, COST OF DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY SIZE OF BUSINESS
RECEIPTS AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Size of busineES receiptE
Business
receipts
(Thousand
doUofs)
Deprecia-
tion
(Thousand
dollars)
Cost of
depreciable
property
(Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
f TTiooii
dot lei
Inventory,
end-of-
year
(Thousand
dollars)
Under $1£1,000
Business
receipts
(Thous.
dollo.
Deprecia-
tion
(Thousand
dollars)
Cost of
depreciable
property
(Thousand
(bllars)
Net profit
(less loss)
( Thousand
dollars)
Inventory,
end-of-
year
( Thousand
dollars)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(*)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
Services— Continued
Automobile parking, repair, and
services
Top and body repair shops
General repair shops
Tire, paint, and other repair shops.
Other autoirobile services, except
repair
Repair services, except automobile. . . .
Radio and TV repair shops
Electrical repair shops, except
radio and TV
Reupholstery and furniture repair. . .
Other repair services, except
autoEtjbile
Motion pictures
Ajiiusenent and recreation services,
except motion pictures
Theatrical producers, bands, orches-
tras, and entertainers.
Bowling alleys and billiard and
pool parlors
Other amusement and recreation
services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons..
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians, . .
Offices of chiropractors
Dental laboratories
Sanatoria, and convalescent and rest
homes
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational services
Engineering services
Architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookiieeping
services
Other services
Nature of business not allocable
Footnotes at end of table.
102,754
17,365
55,442
12,846
17,101
113,748
26,068
13,237
15, 057
58,386
4,081
79, 875
27,378
7,908
44,589
270,256
132,920
71, 777
6,205
14,598
5,284
10,728
28,744
36,715
50,902
20,813
11,989
75. M5
51,461
2,749,034
546,342
1,481,302
394,623
326,767
1,446,358
307,382
229, 983
260,638
648,355
139,090
992,785
218,473
173, 658
600, 654
11,122,498
6,436,472
2,982,119
237,130
168,441
158,668
456, 684
683,014
2,126,276
333, 838
560, 209
429, 110
824,310
543, 844
125,617
14,307
42,770
10, 669
57,871
63,334
12,560
7,876
10,011
32,887
9,289
96,494
11,054
14,801
70, 639
357,331
1B4,527
94, 935
9,464
12,775
4,375
29,061
22,144
62,152
22,248
13,703
10,796
35,424
26, 130
1,144,823
158,363
494,218
107,855
384,387
549,606
91,034
63,773
109,723
285,071
132,973
65, 170
193, 1B2
3,719,390
1, 694, 537
1,053,139
100,312
146, 785
37, 209
458,571
229,337
482,052
235,625
152, 194
92,400
299, 503
231, 973
107, 849
407,641
98,604
207, 694
66, 698
34,645
341,325
64,795
45,241
50,015
181, 274
9,071
67, 247
54,456
23,338
■■10,547
6,050,960
3,937,296
1,509,799
129,349
83,310
47,231
55,246
288,729
1, 134, 508
94,941
159,583
133,092
374,387
192,265
117,463
7,497
81,297
25,120
3,549
104,376
32,013
19,663
6,339
46,361
788
32,358
2,665
29,339
11,747
1,596
466
40
64
2,256
467
6,858
13
4,541
2,971
U6
288
14,640
43,391
5,71£
22,121
5,325
10,229
75,025
16, 824
7,878
3,774
41, 549
1,630
53,927
23,013
4,168
31,746
45,897
15,958
4,072
8,750
1,087
3,766
11,842
29,029
45,061
10,583
4,806
52, 6M
37, 930
9,171
186,233
26,900
95,054
25,660
38,619
263,271
54,562
35,473
35,275
137,961
7,006
168,508
61,784
19,920
86, 804
207, 633
73,145
20,706
(^)
42,930
5,616
15,330
47,013
116, 695
116,545
28, 639
16,200
138,158
98,147
21,593
1,631
7,070
1,469
11,423
24.014
5,127
2,904
3,479
12,504
1,700
23,577
6,840
1,683
20,054
22,844
7,824
1,327
(^)
5,443
385
2,672
4,409
11,1B6
13,233
3,524
1,767
12,735
11,703
198,332
22,922
74,975
19,213
31,217
223,217
41,907
23,107
47,054
111, 149
8,567
233,440
42, 629
20,505
170,306
262,029
75,764
30,146
61, 877
3,241
52,063
36,212
100,645
185,098
39, 776
16, 171
130,149
141, 065
43,890
39,203
8,306
22,245
7,556
1,101
76, 800
8,975
8,494
11,407
47,924
■ 1,613
■■20,703
16,249
3,870
■■40,822
71,841
21,499
5,272
(^)
14,731
2,840
2,113
24,780
39,622
50, 924
7,400
5,686
67,599
16,813
■2,026
7,534
329
5,096
1,816
291
29,433
10,890
1,870
1,070
■15,603
300
2,260
342
971
947
173
24
19
54
418
373
2
216
5,978
1,985
122
BUSINESSES WITH DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY
Business Retums/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.11— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, DEPRECIATION, COST OF DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY SIZE OF BUSINESS
RECEIPTS AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Size of business receipts--Cantlnued
$10,000 under $25,000
Business
receipts
(Thoutand
dollars)
Deprecia-
tion
( TTiou3«id
dollar!)
Cost of
depreciable
property
rihoiJi^<f
doltarsi
Net profit
(less loss)
( Thousand
dollars)
Inventory,
end-of-
year
(Thousand
dollars)
$25,000 under $50,000
Business
receipts
(Thousi
rbllai
Deprecia-
tion
(Thousand
dollars)
Cost of
depreciable
property
(Thousand
Net profit
(less loss)
dollars)
Inventory,
end-of-
year
(Thous^d
dollars)
(Ul
(15)
(16)
(18)
(19)
(20
(21)
(22)
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries....
Farms
Field crop farms
Fruit, tree nut, and vegetable farms
Livestock farms
Animal specialities farms
Otlier farms
Agricultural services and hunting and
trapping
Miscellaneous agricultural services .
Offices of veterinarians and animal
hospitals
Other animal husbandry services
Other agricultural services
Forestry and fisheries
Mining
Crude petroleum and natural gas
Quarrying and mining, not elsewhere
classified
Contract construction
General contractors
Building construction
Heavy construction, except buildings
General contractors not allocable . . .
Special trade contractors
Plumbing, heating, and air
conditioning
Painting, paperhanging , and
decorating
Electrical work
Masonry, stonework, and plastering..
Carpentering and flooring
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work
Miscellaneous special trade
contractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and liindred products
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Furniture and fixtures
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Stone, clay, and glass products
Fabricated metal products
Machinery, except electric
Other manufacturing
Transportation, camnunlcation, electric,
gas , and sanitary services
Local transportation
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wiolesale trade
Motor vehicles and automotive
equipment
Groceries and related products
Farm products--raw materials
Machinery, equipment, and supplies..
Lumber and construction materials . . .
Wholesale trade, not elsewhere
classified
Wholesale trade not allocable
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Farm equipment dealers
General merchandise stores
Automatic merchandising machine
operators
Direct selling establishments
Other general merchandise stores..
Footnotes at end of table.
1,367,571
578,153
560,210
198,128
18,571
333,403
3,537
6,571
13,101
3,088
1,598
1,366
7,049
4,842
7,555
6,813
102,582
19,912
16,419
1,199
2,294
78,692
14,060
12,335
6,938
6,857
16,076
3,287
2,951
16,178
3,978
28,538
( = )
8,680
1,090
5,016
I')
2,188
3,846
6,117
3,529
47,601
1,297
226,238
30,249
1,346
4,334
1,269
1,965
{')
16,256
4,225
191,921
8,217
3,269
3,654
1,294
15,492
2,859
6,075
22,357,813
9,255,074
8,973,734
3,158,158
306,158
5,347,484
53,910
108,024
209,841
47, 114
29,858
21,496
111,373
71,499
131,474
117,484
13,990
1,684,568
338,114
277,603
20,440
40,071
241,290
194,716
113,035
109,172
263,738
54,765
47,923
252,074
69,741
483,028
142,317
19,446
84,325
(=')
39,048
61,367
108, 117
900,632
52,333
770,327
22,299
55,173
3,873,632
507,798
21,928
76,392
18,193
31,588
274,817
70,108
3,303,562
143,978
55,499
62,935
25,544
256,155
42,867
98,528
114,760
2,018,615
1,239,313
1,214,336
467,521
33,352
690,258
7,140
16,065
19,554
7,060
1,705
1,546
9,243
5,423
18,554
16,725
90,788
19,425
U,761
1,587
4,077
66,641
6,653
3,876
4,340
9,561
2,852
3,113
27,470
4,722
36,288
(')
15,713
826
6,676
(^)
2,898
4,228
4,613
131,930
5,102
117,381
2,103
7,344
137,258
23,943
353
2,314
2,123
1,274
( = )
14,235
2,814
110,136
4,861
3,027
1,244
590
11,499
4,698
4,446
2,355
19,751,433
12,758,840
12,574,405
4,381,666
369,068
7,604,354
75,089
144,228
141,931
42,501
18,161
15,472
65,797
42,504
143,829
131,074
623,026
128,444
90,257
9,508
28,679
464,921
74,117
40,948
27,752
30,582
56,025
16,657
20,575
198,265
29,661
292,572
(^)
83,063
8,094
60,229
(')
32,189
45,568
43,721
732,663
25,772
638,494
19,731
48,666
1,4^5,007
166,195
5,701
16,594
17,969
10,028
{')
92,834
16,684
58,255
33,407
14,846
10,002
89,197
31,289
24,729
5,265,755
1,629,322
1,545,292
722,626
39,146
773,722
^6,726
16,524
59,732
6,824
13,150
5,107
34,651
24,298
'2,783
460,624
71,990
55,298
2,837
13,855
375,713
60,726
64,248
37,686
33,409
80,732
14,516
9,563
74,833
12,921
108,099
( = )
24,068
3,346
19,253
( = )
8,787
23,131
23,097
14,247
181,480
7,609
17,237
485,894
152,781
4,630
16,038
502
4,435
(^)
86,723
35,736
314,346
14,746
7,841
5,410
1,495
33,536
3,999
17,610
11,927
857,843
259,752
256,280
39,508
4,004
196,172
4,824
13,772
1,472
109
232
233
521
521
7,890
7,890
14,301
7,479
694
4,885
245
397
344
3
254
389
18,560
2,059
610
2,315
936
1,451
8,818
113
76
468,912
40,720
952
715
280
9,590
(')
28,730
449
40,780
5,762
30,339
4,679
35,233
1,940
1,322
31,971
804,372
209,647
199,281
66,294
9,198
120,093
982
2,714
8,416
1,406
2,952
3,662
2,656
1,006
64,616
19,011
14,874
1,494
2,643
44,679
9,736
5,094
4,409
4,490
6,784
2,054
2,820
9,292
( = )
19,802
1,530
3,825
1,354
1,291
2,161
3,867
22,563
1,256
18,259
1,572
246,466
25,637
1,914
4,434
1,359
2,132
(')
12,600
2,297
217,434
9,843
4,153
4,629
14,562
3,810
9,925
28,522,224
7,087,818
6,722,516
2,256,825
327,519
4,009,066
35,467
93,639
294,791
50,910
124,985
(^)
99,582
125,824
93,568
2,297,838
657,402
5U,335
53,659
90,408
357,778
184,710
149,376
163,055
243,322
68,151
98,263
341,225
(^)
701,237
58,043
187,993
(^)
135,990
52,776
45,110
74,270
134,006
786,282
43,513
629,835
53,997
58,937
9,028,365
919,929
71,428
162,103
46,659
78,457
(')
446,436
78,526
359,324
156,033
166,577
535,329
I.')
133,723
364,590
1,677.848
824,688
793,474
301,922
32,655
447,370
4,653
5,374
20,490
7,859
(^)
6,286
10,724
14,832
11,300
99,510
35,632
14,952
8,448
12,232
62,285
9,230
4,811
3,688
4,132
5,074
1,736
3,220
30,394
i')
41,908
2,656
5,803
2,217
2,555
3,919
3,997
90^205
5,523
75,530
4,199
209,949
25,531
1,273
2,829
1,134
2,008
( = )
14,889
2,104
178,479
5,894
3,085
3,309
10,589
(^)
2,324
5,927
16,437,579
8,279,723
3,037,094
2,742,370
377,688
4,791,422
42,707
32,907
173,145
54,130
71,810
40,127
69,484
126,309
100,303
26,001
688,308
245,659
121,659
56,835
67,165
426,854
74,113
29,770
30,715
25,105
35,116
11,968
18,157
201,914
(^)
314,388
28,174
97,055
67,225
15,934
30,718
31,410
36,954
566,638
43,962
458,532
32,510
31,634
2,163,982
208, 128
12,057
27,179
14,532
11,922
(')
113,550
14,217
1,911,705
66,039
21,791
33,388
(')
93,199
(^)
14,860
65,166
6,332,277
1,168,386
1,064,569
525,549
48,338
475,323
'3,015
18,374
88,960
3,377
54,225
20,725
3,859
'354
4,213
425,126
95,749
74,738
5,312
15,699
325,494
69,450
43,720
37,966
32,582
45,037
14,811
17,672
64,256
108,536
5,271
17,545
(^1
28,186
6,320
6,446
20,164
22,071
146,717
10,422
115,517
12,851
7,927
994,541
220,177
12,214
16,834
7,869
22,233
(')
115,886
37,967
42,336
23,001
15,536
(')
54,739
(^)
15, 2U
33,739
Business Retums/1967 • Proprietorships
123
BUSINESSES WITH DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY
Table 2.11— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES,
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, DEPRECIATION, COST OF DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY,
RECEIPTS AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
BY SIZE OF BUSINESS
Selected industry
Size of business receipts — Continued
$10,000 under $25,000
Business
receipts
(Thoummd
dollar*)
Deprecia-
tion
f Thousand
dollars)
Cost of
depreciable
property
C Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thousand
ikllara)
Inventory,
end-of-
year
(Thouamd
dollara)
$25,000 under $50,000
Business
receipts
( Thouumid
dollars)
Deprecia-
tion
(Thousvid
dollars)
Cost of
depreciable
property
(Thousmid
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
Inventory,
end -of -
year
( Thousand
dollars)
Wholesale and retail trade — Continued
Retail trade — Continued
Food stores
Grocery stores
Meat and fish markets
Fruit stores and vegetable
markets
Candy, nut, and confectionery
stores
Retail bakeries
Dairy products and other food
stores
Automotive dealers
Motor vehicle dealers
Tire, battery, and accessory
dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Women's ready-to-wear and acces-
sory stores , and fur shops
Other apparel and accessory
stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment
Furniture stores
Home furnishings, and equipment
stores , except appliances
Household appliances, radio, TV,
and music stores
Eating and drinking places
Eating places
Drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
Liquor stores
Antique and secondhand stores
Sporting goods stores and bicycle
shops
Jewelry stares
Fuel and ice dealers
Florists
Retail trade, not elsewhere
classified
Retail trade not allocable
Wholesale euid retail trade not
allocable
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Security and commodity brokers,
dealers, exchanges, and services...
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of building
Agents , brokers , and managers
Other real estate
Combinations of real estate, insur-
ance, loans, and law offices
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels
Trailer parks and camps
Other lodging places
Personal services
Coin-operated laundries and dry
cleaning
Other laundries and dry cleaning
plants
Photographic studios
Beauty shops >
Barber shops
Funeral service and crematories
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other business services
Footnotes at end" of tatle.
(13)
(!•;)
(15)
116)
(17)
(18)
(19)
(21,
(22,
(23)
20,036
1,9W
1,359
1,997
2,493
2,995
19,923
2,585
1,19<4
14,886
1,258
4,543
2,267
2,276
11,657
3,593
2,726
5,338
60,440
40,452
19,988
1,731
2,547
4,502
2,724
4,817
15,169
3,758
4,068
64,973
3,123
2,471
30,101
31,749
1,302
21,460
2,882
6,105
301,871
19,148
3,219
9,834
3,807
2,288
77,547
9,720
13,354
4,031
28,765
12,115
3,258
6,304
27,012
1,701
5,023
4,988
15,300
547,951
354,987
37,456
24,689
37,022
40,576
356,947
44,924
22.452
265,937
23,634
74,432
33,968
196,120
60,370
94,794
1,043,160
687,073
356,087
28,897
42,892
68,311
27,147
71,086
42,244
87,595
252,975
63,672
1,025,165
46,842
35,152
478,274
500,049
20,241
339,734
43,469
96,605
4,975,375
314,104
56,578
159,981
59,561
37,984
1,245,222
164,252
214,555
62,934
464, 234
181,840
58,261
99,146
431,057
30,028
76,384
79,733
244,912
14,721
7,102
973
1,008
1,850
6,304
803
589
4,168
744
1,585
664
6,752
2,649
1,321
2,782
40,730
27,204
13,526
369
785
3,201
715
1,892
2,486
3,998
8,172
2,066
53,934
2,078
1,757
19,219
32,637
6,002
18,693
3,426
4,516
307,309
57,869
10,402
32,205
9,559
5,703
82,310
27,131
18,044
3,873
16,648
5,141
6,752
4,721
25,307
783
3,093
3,383
18,048
159,289
86,934
8,920
10,300
20, 124
81,331
12,036
9,022
53 ,466
6,807
16, 107
6,802
9,305
72,416
27,290
29,134
537,116
350,678
186,438
7,099
10,478
36,053
3,625
22,771
16,684
38,627
83,553
25,500
520,120
16,343
14,290
130,060
373,717
104,764
173,427
56,772
38,754
3,216,032
945,524
191,135
529,159
126,245
98,984
745,853
216,876
147,961
28,109
163,906
55,957
93,130
39,914
210,496
9,918
23,856
29,690
147,032
35,623
17,923
898
2,061
3,109
8,767
22.391
1,271
1,026
17,715
2,379
8,832
3,269
5,563
29.196
8,282
93,671
61,181
32,490
2,390
1,365
14,541
371
9,738
8,226
8,251
23,022
8,447
18,767
543,936
22,060
18,035
287,903
233,973
^90
181,226
7,098
45,739
1,812,556
25,556
U,245
17,560
5,824
6,417
323,865
25,947
43,103
22,980
111,097
75,015
8,987
36,736
179,876
11,537
32,904
37,920
97,515
40,940
33,693
605
2,411
1,143
2,793
40,758
7,343
4,178
20,448
8,789
23,042
6,039
17,003
26,226
7,872
31,333
15,999
15,334
11,053
10,151
21,258
10,895
57,041
521
7,122
58,933
5,374
7,532
25,443
20
25,423
10
22,102
3,311
■60,263
2,016
967
171
835
43
16,835
997
1,169
463
3,314
20
4,448
6,424
3,291
406
921
21
1,943
45,107
32,533
4,148
1,695
1,498
4,298
(^)
31,057
2,405
2,660
25,338
( = )
7,844
4,078
3,765
11,564
3,358
2,196
6,010
58,470
33,361
25,109
4,142
3,443
2,864
1,958
3,993
3,061
4,187
13,274
1,955
28,249
1,539
839
13,742
12,968
7,767
1,956
2,456
208,770
10,962
(')
6,119
2,030
1,718
26,282
3,207
6,029
2,224
7,812
2,821
2,595
1,493
13,129
775
2,006
3,088
7,250
1,655,803
1,190,034
157,003
58,716
54,331
159,583
(')
1,181,539
88,990
98,120
971,772
300,155
157,160
142,996
420,858
128,017
79,588
213,253
2,122,898
1,207,191
915,707
149,769
128,499
98,534
73,556
141,744
114,805
157,397
482,199
69,404
116,622
978,548
52,425
28,550
453,129
452,994
273,222
71,421
88,682
7,494,829
395 , 185
223,966
75,862
59,302
921,330
116,409
206,236
74,972
271,907
98,347
102,515
50,944
462,767
28,235
71,174
104,557
258,791
28,778
16,899
3,512
919
5,066
16,882
1,281
1,817
13,392
(^)
4,713
2,228
2,485
13,496
2,843
2,076
8,577
63,131
36,727
26,404
2,371
2,162
2,298
i,243
1,794
2,857
4,574
13,552
3,145
4,939
39,206
1,172
522
12,486
25,548
10,663
3,815
2,908
355,513
65,450
44,135
11,474
7,957
49,103
15,519
11,122
3,652
7,433
2,391
7,917
1,069
30,335
1,203
3,399
2,751
22,983
337,513
216,621
34,481
9,916
53,342
182,481
15,164
14,835
148,113
( = )
44,183
19,755
24,427
' 96,395
33,929
46,992
756,725
415,409
340,316
24,957
28,242
21,922
11,018
18,231
23,955
45,855
117,195
43,793
457,478
8,762
3,608
97,355
351,361
113,972
51,052
34,729
3,833,304
1,129,873
(^)
812,559
156,464
124,445
511,765
133,313
119,254
31,754
82,779
19,426
115,756
9,473
186,971
14,057
18,113
25,425
128.365
120,691
64,758
12,573
7,177
24,182
I')
75,186
5,022
7,396
61,295
35,308
15,427
19,881
50,112
13,910
224,812
123,924
100,888
12,158
12,143
11,941
8,501
25,186
12,418
18,552
55,317
1,640
411,623
24,259
13,584
238,132
149,232
(')
104,240
12,985
31,021
3,069,742
43,167
{')
23,534
12,417
6,129
202,286
21,015
40,660
21,308
49,398
25,480
30,526
13,899
138,035
9,168
19,131
47,249
62,487
105,792
96,122
1,736
1,023
2,683
3,130
I')
79, 3U
8,873
18,518
47,625
98,201
45,721
52,480
59,020
18,142
48,858
22,200
25,668
31,739
16,967
21,341
21,152
60,381
1,705
9,151
82,257
11,706
11,920
16,103
16,103
( = )
87
16,013
102,358
3,290
(^)
215
683
172
370
1,581
1,506
2,675
8,455
7,761
8,677
103
316
529
7,729
124
BUSINESSES WITH DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY
Business Retums/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.11— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, DEPRECIATION, COST OF DEPRECIABLE PROi^ERTY, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY SIZE OF BUSINESS
RECEIPTS AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Size of business receipts — Continued
$10,000 under $25,000
Business
receipts
(Thouttnd
dollar a)
Deprecia-
tion
(Thoumtnd
dollar a)
Cost of
depreciable
property
(Thouzand
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
Inventory,
end-of-
year
(Thousand
dollars)
$25,000 under $50,000
Business
receipts
C Thousand
dollara)
Deprecia-
tion
(Thouaand
dollara)
Cost of
depreciable
property
(Thouamjd
dollara)
Net profit
(less loss)
Inventoiy,
end-of-
year
(Thouaand
dollara)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
(1'^)
(20)
(21)
122)
(23)
Services — Continued
Automobile parkiiig, repair, and
services
Top and body repair shops
General repair shops
Tire, paint, and other repair shops.
Other autcmobile services, except
repair
Repair services, except autcmobile....
Radio and TV repair shops
Electrical repair shops, except
radio and TV
Reupholstery and furniture repair...
Other repair services, except
autcmohile
Uotion pictures
Amusement and recreation services,
except motion pictures
Theatrical producers, bands,
orchestras , and entertainers
Bowling alleys and billiard and
pool parlors
Other amusement and recreation
services
fcfedical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons..
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians...
Offices of chiropractors
Dental laboratories
Sanatoria, and convalescent and rest
homes
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational services
Engineering services
Architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
services
Other services
Nature of business not allocable
Footnotes at end of table.
29,195
3,920
17,402
3,958
3,915
21,991
5,614
2,491
4,060
9,826
55,158
21,972
15,195
2,068
4,491
2,254
1,934
7,244
27,322
3,333
4,315
2,828
12,451
9,033
489,359
65,292
290,290
72,211
61,566
344,684
82,818
36,453
66,816
158,597
975,118
382,668
281,477
36,412
76,239
37,280
37,016
124,026
455 ,-517
59,259
68,606
46,576
201,746
144,361
23,476
1,695
11,379
2,661
7,741
12,811
2,270
1,308
2,387
6,846
( = )
45,054
18,372
4,841
1,371
3,825
3,962
17,859
3,291
3,312
2,363
8,325
6,997
227,151
20,949
125,706
25,094
55,402
103,934
13,013
14,181
17,382
59,358
10,776
93,508
469,022
159,747
128,313
21,318
51,281
9,369
52,664
45,830
130,935
33,959
26,599
16, U3
65,041
68,537
118,646
15,504
67,1A5
21,276
14,723
120,978
29,647
12,126
20,250
58,955
I')
502,474
215,697
146,179
21,295
39,574
16,480
4,028
59,221
258,377
15,061
36,914
21,470
116,278
76125
7,534
16,532
753
13,329
2,426
24
16,474
5,843
1,297
1,398
7,936
2,381
52
45
644
1,552
5
36
71
1,048
15,836
5,147
7,847
1,261
1,581
11,228
2,530
2,059
1,826
4,813
915
5,387
986
3,767
88,053
42,405
32,868
2,225
1,225
1,215
1,905
6,210
20,776
1,410
3,192
2,151
6,673
2,776
(^)
580,569
186,912
296,374
40,990
56,293
372,167
80,379
73,724
56,764
161,300
32,701
188,283
(^)
31,863
134,966
3,258,252
1,595,690
1,210,187
84,055
41,633
42,200
60,487
224,000
717,603
48,119
114,137
79,348
228,335
96,032
21,852
5,512
7,864
939
7,537
14,540
3,224
2,841
2,211
6,264
2,340
21,062
2,884
17,586
113,013
53,032
41,823
3,833
2,252
893
4,215
6,965
18,866
2,349
4,361
1,901
7,737
2,603
207,053
57,888
93,902
6,677
48,586
121,000
24,418
18,373
23,684
54,525
33,658
187,411
37,295
146,088
1,162,132
476,691
466,315
40,059
30,484
10,016
68,969
69,598
138,552
31,715
27,619
17,139
51,031
27,385
98,335
36,632
46,076
9,126
6,501
78,211
U,673
14,628
8,175
41,735
2,113
16,792
1,772
8,062
1,819,487
1,007,104
619,129
46,013
24,455
16,227
7,405
99, 154
419,461
11,028
48,952
36,569
106,515
48,791
(24)
21,286
2,698
16,916
1,522
150
33,060
6,258
10,485
1,808
14,509
95
2,938
467
206
1,779
3,559
35
1,497
I')
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
125
BUSINESSES WITH DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY
Table 2.11— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES,
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, DEPRECIATION, COST OF DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY SIZE OF BUSINESS
RECEIPTS AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Size of business receipts — Continued
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 or more
Number
Business
receipts
(Tboaairjd
Deprecia-
tion
f Thousand
dotUra)
Cost of
depreciable
property
(Thouasnd
doltara)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thoaamtd
dotlara)
Inventory,
end-of-
year
(Thoutand
dollara)
Number
Business
receipts
(Thouatwid
dollara)
Deprecia-
tion
dollara)
Cost of
depreciable
property
(Thooaar)d
dollara)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Jhouamd
dollara)
Inventory,
end-of-
year
(Thouaartd
dollara)
(25)
(26)
(27)
(28)
(29)
(30)
(31)
(32)
(33)
(34)
(35)
(36)
533,399
37,236,672
1,339,660
13,266,107
6,546,734
2,190,316
373,553
85,933,262
1,681,916
16,604,902
5,924,085
5,671,773
74, 229
5,014,035
476, 304
4,747,410
522,499
228,535
25,545
5,675,324
317, 349
3, 187, 172
219,973
207,303
68,081
21,428
4,601
39,356
824
1,872
4,595,854
1,458,834
325,033
2,619,313
61,771
130,898
446,322
171,272
24,731
234,351
4,393
11,570
4,479,079
1,503,961
265,773
2,528,414
48,030
132,901
451,183
257,810
42,932
135,429
13,554
18,566
224,919
31,152
7,272
179,485
3,637
3,373
23,435
6,029
2,105
14.169
(')
1,034
5,094,509
1,032,079
437,166
3.379.608
(')
222,977
297,997
108, 114
26,498
148,690
11,242
2,994,896
958,991
238,381
1.604,866
(^)
102,990
179,690
106,648
23,875
32,056
(^i
18,906
193,100
28,061
2,639
149,207
13,17s
5,456
797
369,001
49,281
25,942
4,623
227,801
36,878
67,014
1,918
3,244
782
1,373
762
537,561
177,738
15,705
7,256
162,319
71,992
35,561
9,138
13,726
3,228
1,876
514
2,269
129,264
38,049
152,407
5,543
3,653
12,123
72,435
40,034
78,454
47,636
^1,466
18,926
1,044
302
616
459
434
218
59,774
259,374
40,675
1,775
4,243
2,431
25,176
48,200
16,951
19,883
I907
7,447
44
4,877
577
692
49, 130
4,540
40,530
4,302
372
237
43,254
3,647
29,957
4,727
932
1,976
136,385
13,358
124,601
1,345
51B
2,552'
739,719
65,302
700,927
^25,143
5,706
1,521
105,569
8,896
95,595
^368
1
2,140
641,443
56,691
609,799
4l,308
412
455
30,816
4,462
29,006
1,713
517
412
98,276
3,611
91,123
6,160
5,294
45,150
16, 518
14,205
1,490
823
3,150,729
1,143,144
993,585
94,367
55,192
94,345
33,859
18,362
6,968
8,529
735,001
236,399
134,648
55,690
96,061
422,945
120,360
100, 673
10,460
9,227
81, 592
36,764
36,471
113
180
35,933
17,324
15,372
838
1,114
7,953,417
4,260,884
3,646,896
240,911
373,077
177,444
93,736
51,579
16,188
30,969
1,344,232
747,553
416,429
108,336
222,788
603,318
269,227
219,637
20,144
29,446
333,844
221,146
216,273
1,270
3,603
27,679
1,941,375
58,291
426,908
291,937
44,312
17,685
3,510,335
74,439
563,057
319,460
92,505
5,416
376,271
6,913
56,509
59,356
12,900
4,302
870, 550
12,173
99,573
81,201
29,755
2,176
4,209
3,693
147,892
301, 878
266,669
2,358
5,793
6,037
14,412
46,259
42,571
25,525
53,762
29,886
847
14,237
1,988
1,350
3,609
2,317
215,930
735,433
433,688
2,475
9,753
5,293
18,260
74,335
37,221
21,395
59, 265
40,922
1,752
36,991
5,538
3,531
2,773
826
245,659
206,520
57,235
3,135
4^435
2,562
26,453
33,300
19,726
31,434
27,107
9,472
4,064
4,109
650
1,509
1,034
912
245,085
202,402
219,245
2,159
2,937
4,991
17,734
28,284
32,585
20,305
22,635
15,203
4,073
7,420
302
5,055
339,751
27,003
187,678
54,945
5,517
2,652
587,952
34,658
260,065
53,534
6,674
953
65,710
2,695
21,694
10,593
516
924
132, 193
4,269
28,622
14,631
25,193
15,095
1,030,429
46,469
381,874
162,976
54,460
13,532
3,531,531
122,994
1,040,326
273,399
135,409
997
68,462
1,874
18,116
9,859
2,029
1,774
855,313
14,448
172,534
32,052
33,832
3,082
1,291
205,766
89,667
15,323
2,335
83,323
25,649
23,101
9,903
4,411
9,149
3,139
521
776,554
114,346
60,269
1,457
409,286
14,699
29,747
7,617
26,290
6,122
2,129
144,812
4,392
55,052
30,684
3,349
911
171,739
6,102
63,176
26,376
5,402
827
928
2,291
3,550
52,918
65,077
167,627
236,100
3,381
1,773
9,313
7,023
24,501
21,353
36,349
61,526
3,687
13,430
36,029
31,283
3,333
2,920
6,548
22,666
754
643
1,934
3,856
143,121
148,538
403,048
968,872
6,943
4,536
14,863
14,376
53,097
44,596
136,093
146,345
7,677
22,269
59,677
92,984
5,633
7,547
23,409
77,174
11,973
343,125
73,229
520, 364
104,082
2,349
8,464
1,967,767
119,651
860,124
US, 300
16,690
9,783
1,309
689,371
97,037
(^)
60,363
7,499
(=)
419,167
56,307
(^)
75,616
13,354
I')
1,016
1,333
234
6,405
1,091
51,153
1,414,343
366,481
4,292
97,773
7,949
36,196
664,537
70,746
6,673
87,257
17, 167
7,965
7,474
516
32,805
3,372
27,308
9,290
-
684
135,790
9,637
38,595
7,193
1,251
248,293
17,705,500
278,963
2,920,385
1,563,931
1,724,358
242,533
58,091,179
533,535
6,091,752
2,944,977
4,759,105
24,410
1,730,882
30,352
236,099
224,427
120,059
36,539
13,673,160
119,152
1,127,701
539,620
734,812
1,714
7,011
1,325
1,998
115,427
498,950
98,250
147,641
1,676
6,699
1,339
2,880
14,035
56,949
12,041
21,537
15,607
41,906
5,840
24,246
9,616
8,421
9,544
24,342
2,660
3,996
4,473
2,302
610,748
3,126,375
3,079,006
623,775
7,112
22,799
17,306
8,139
60,419
190,109
208,511
58,582
39,388
U5,611
34,912
53,139
71,660
81,779
90,272
67,837
{')
( = )
(')
(.')
(=)
(.')
1,565
569,213
8,976
72,064
27,922
23,407
10,986
349
780,416
56,530
14,625
788
107,027
4,440
112,650
22,460
66,878
119
16,043
550
5,535,722
128,321
53,731
1,089
529,302
8,714
246,692
16,956
394,993
4,864
220,140
15,700,392
242,195
2,609,234
1,309,091
1,563,864
201,192
43,325,534
450,809
4,829,913
2,361,360
3,914,368
12,977
4,049
6,819
2,109
911, 118
285,987
485,387
139,244
16,753
6,918
7,526
2,309
177,992
61,312
89,970
26,710
79,401
23,662
47,460
8,279
264,153
43,722
142,130
78,301
10,948
4,036
2,497
4,415
2,626,539
787,441
456,673
1,332,475
26,591
9,517
4,783
12,291
283,624
93,865
60,390
129,369
131,917
48,662
35,753
47,502
566,692
96,887
94,333
375,472
11,669
799,794
11,961
129,142
67,111
121,668
8,796
1,644,103
31,321
291,852
111,090
212,612
900
1,204
9,565
55,650
76,267
667,877
4,606
920
6,435
30,370
12,401
86,371
5,661
10,214
51,236
2,510
513
U3,645
1,152
267
7,377
262,774
78,472
1,302,357
16,540
782
13,999
123,324
9,036
159,492
21,112
5,093
84,880
9,505
1,886
201,221
All Industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries....
Farms
Field crop farms
Fruit, tree nut, and vegetable farms
Livestock farms
Animal specialities farms
Other farms
Agricultural services and hunting and
trapping
Miscellaneous agricultural services.
Offices of veterinarians and animal
hospitals
Other animal husbandry services
Other agricultural services
Forestry and fisheries
jmn-ing
Crude petroleum and natural gas
Quarrying and mining, not elsewhere
classified
Contract construction
General contractors
Building construction
Heavy construction, except buildings
General contractors not allocable. . .
Special trade contractors
KLumbing, heating, and air
conditioning
Painting, paperhanging, and decorat-
ing
Electrical work
Masonry, stonework, and plastering.
Carpentering and flooring
Hoofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work
Miscellaneous special trade
contractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Furniture and f irtm-es
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Stone, clay, and glass products
Fabricated metal products
Machinery, except electric
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric
gas, and sanitary services
Local transportation
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Motor vehicles and automotive
equipment
Groceries and related products
Farm products — raw materials
Machinery, equipment, and supplies.
Lumber and construction materials..
Wholesale trade, not elsewhere
classified
Wholesale trade not allocable
Retail trade ,
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Farm equipment dealers
General merchandise stores ,
Automatic merchandising machine
operators
Direct selling establishments
Other general merchandise stores. .
Footnotes at end of table.
126
BUSINESSES WITH DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY
Business Retums/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.11— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUS1NF<;S RECEIPTS, DEPRECIATION, COST OF DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY SIZE OF BUSINESS
RECEIPTS AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry
Wholesale and retail trade — Contiiiued
Retail trade — Continued
Food stores
Grocery stores
Usat and fish markets
P^it stores and vegetable markets
Candy, nut, and confectionery
stores
Retail bakeries
Dairy products and other food
stores
Automotive dealers
Uotor vehicle dealers
Tire, battery, and accessory
dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Vomen's ready-to-wear and acces-
sory stores, and fur shops
Other apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, heme furnishings, and
equipment
Furniture stores
Heme furnishings, and equipment
stores, except appliances
Household appliances, radio, TV,
and music stores
Eating and drinking places
Eating places
Drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
Liquor stores
Antique and secondhand stores
Sporting goods stores and bicycle
shops
Jewelry stores
Fuel and ice dealers
Florists
Retail trade, not elsewhere
classified
Retail trade not allocable
Wholesale and retail trade not
allocable
finance. Insurance, and real estate
Finance
Security and commodity brokers,
dealers, exchanges, and services. . .
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Agents, brokers, and managers
Other real estate
Combinations of real estate, insur-
ance, loans, and law offices
Services
Hotels, roaming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Hotels:
Tourist courts and motels
Trailer parks and camps
Other lodging places
Personal services
Coin-operated laundries and dry
cleaning
Other laundries and dry cleaning
plants
Riotographic studios
Beauty shops
Barber shops
Funeral service and crematories
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other business services
Size of business receipts — Continued
$50,000 under $10C,OOO
(25)
45,241
36,086
2,956
928
1,223
2,587
1,461
56,932
2,883
3,531
48,949
1,569
11,959
4,505
7,454
10,069
3,881
1,826
4,362
36,443
22,777
13,666
7,022
6,241
917
2,303
1,915
991
2,788
10,752
1,921
3,743
12,917
839
579
3,652
8,426
1,043
4,742
1,066
1,575
123,678
4,703
901
3,039
388
375
13,689
1,129
3,268
965
3,557
3,212
1,164
7,618
1,161
1,026
1,172
4,259
Business
receipts
(261
3,175,243
2,531,911
219,673
59,474
71,660
194,955
4,232,702
207,401
260,809
3,643,074
121,418
845,864
307,508
538,356
740,583
293,663
128,735
318, 185
2,461,397
1,574,809
886,583
531,871
453,622
65,375
154,948
134,593
78,492
187,640
778,197
148,953
881,742
55,583
37,512
246,279
579,830
71,164
316,873
74,958
116,835
i,426,772
313,993
59,910
209,283
24,307
25,493
927,431
71,470
228,042
64,912
235,367
223,359
76,340
539,799
90,211
69,214
76,988
303, 386
Efeprecla-
tldn
dott»ra)
39,068
27,797
2,955
820
732
5,419
39,743
1,813
4,014
31,855
2,056
3,810
6,895
13,554
6,371
1,569
5,594
65,382
42,463
22,919
6,764
4,832
1,036
3,501
1,733
2,447
4,837
15,890
3,939
44,948
784
625
5,481
38,683
26,241
8,127
1,751
2,564
310,307
40,581
5,221
29,394
2,976
2,990
50,546
10,026
11,685
2,666
6,329
16,154
3,203
29,216
6,350
1,356
1,024
19,986
Cost of
depreciable
property
dollattj
(28)
456,034
354,398
26,233
6,340
7,782
47,165
409,000
19,378
45,739
307,063
36,820
29,269
66,801
132,135
67,520
15,701
764,741
468,253
296,488
39,009
49,939
U,370
28,635
18,925
19,918
54,733
130,636
40,850
75,052
631,112
6,193
4,399
41, 197
583,722
429,566
102,246
18,514
33,396
3,193,806
639,976
104,697
424,970
38,310
71,499
513,793
76,317
113,987
23,168
53,563
(*)
200,993
36,432
220,878
41,965
11,739
8,633
153,541
Net profit
(less loss)
f TTicutantf
dollars)
219,277
160,451
15,065
5,260
3,372
20,282
9,847
254,376
10,942
24,009
213,235
6,190
91,900
30,723
61, 177
81,911
29,119
254,598
147,813
106,735
62,938
34,457
7,649
15,829
21,359
9,537
21,320
78,069
9,359
30,463
230,009
• 22,773
16,426
97,223
110,008
13,682
82,082
10,975
25,633
3,532,117
42,374
3,905
32.756
3,501
2,212
176,550
10,809
39,972
15,219
36,106
57,510
13,092
109,871
13,009
15,171
31,583
50, 108
In.entory,
end-of-
year
(Tho\iaM\d
dollars)
(30)
203,832
181,630
1,926
1,942
3,410
2,301
12,623
231,309
19,188
70,539
117,961
23,601
236,900
65,187
171,713
110,337
56,732
46,125
50,732
20,197
30,535
93,810
47,540
15,079
40,480
42,914
2,067
7,921
82,046
13,076
40,435
17, 717
1,261
238
16,456
9,854
6,602
2,060
1,101
792
110
57
16,320
239
633
2,140
2,317
9,876
1,115
6,377
1,344
502
132
4,899
$100,000 or more
44,595
38,692
2,610
734
442
1,449
69,873
11,438
4,198
52,014
2,223
7,931
2,321
5,110
11,567
4,304
1,518
15,509
11,702
3,807
10,622
7,173
531
921
1,395
1,415
1,133
7,430
1,303
4,752
6,455
548
510
2,334
3,573
297
1,393
1,460
423
36,323
1,596
600
727
263
(^)
4,494
(^)
1,991
294
627
1,189
183
3,666
1,102
450
1,940
Business
receipts
(Thouamid
dollart)
(32)
10,534,500
9,580,441
444,026
U0,112
76,772
208,937
15,301,154
4,866,781
755,270
9,026,250
652,853
1,495,642
502,183
993,459
2,437,320
950, 142
335,075
1,152,603
2,732,469
2,132,842
599,627
2,064,082
1,413,222
92,469
172, 500
224,749
363,633
162,212
1,793,196
257,194
1,092,485
1,453,566
140,845
133,861
488,910
828,831
92,652
246,088
418,946
71,145
6,418,738
353,337
169,642
134,625
52,997
(M
716,816
i')
338,761
59,953
90,683
165,332
32,967
765,800
266, 333
(=i
73,549
395,854
Deprecia-
tion
Cost of
depreciable
property
(Thfmaand
doltara}
(33)
102,581
88,720
4,333
1,562
774
5,468
93,572
20,307
8,134
59,038
6,093
6,556
3,660
24,238
10, 703
70,507
59,303
10,704
22,077
10,625
1,460
1,622
2,321
16,821
3,060
26, 241
2,506
13,574
52,716
2,368
2,653
5,036
44,790
23,604
6,313
13,487
1,186
241,484
30,620
14,360
12,791
3,359
(M
36,484
(.')
17,675
1,704
2,562
10, 5U
1,354
42,104
2,765
(M-
748
38,224
(34
1,214,743
1,074,926
44,608
15,686
9,644
52,022
933,047
296,686
96,170
465,410
52,561
149,900
52,354
97,046
272,780
123,028
601,361
664,975
136,366
255,343
124,345
13,365
14,942
22,524
140,521
35,414
248,403
27,749
898,964
44,405
41,507
37,710
816,349
419', 300
108,960
274,864
13,725
2,450,693
454,070
192,767
216, 296
43,472
(M
424,661
(')
213,263
17,438
24,095
(M
134,210
14,245
260,031
27,004
8,987
221,490
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thouiard
doltara)
393,585
326,314
27,405
5,162
4,434
20,810
9,460
615,222
122,061
50,855
472,449
29,857
141,705
43,692
96,013
171,510
69,024
221,760
177,062
44,718
205,006
88,434
9,360
14,064
30,877
21,138
19,171
110,377
15,574
43,997
133,872
10,143
7,397
62,514
61,215
'■7,976
35,815
21,277
12,101
1,646,513
21,265
2,281
13,292
5,735
(=i
99,369
(')
29,820
7,513
14,392
(=^i
38,636
3,930
87,251
26,004
(M
17,886
39,692
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
127
BUSINESSES WITH DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY
Table 2.11^NUMBER OF BUSINESSES
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, DEPRECIATION, COST OF DEPRECIABLE PROPERTY,
RECEIPTS AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES—Contlnued
NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY SIZE OF BUSINESS
Selected industry-
Size of business receipts — Contlnuea
$50,000 under $100,000
Business
receipts
dollar*)
Deprecia-
tion
(Thoumi
doltai
Cost of
depreciable
property
(Thouaxtd
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thoua^d
dollars)
Inventory,
end-of-
year
(Thouaand
dollara)
$100,000 or more
Bualneas
receipts
( TttouBind
dollara)
Deprecia-
tion
dollara)
Cost of
depreciable
property
dollara)
Net profit
(less loss)
( Thousand
ekllara)
Inventory,
end-of-
year
( ittouamtd
dollars)
(25)
(26)
(27)
(28)
(29)
(30)
(311
(32)
(33)
(3^J
(3^)
Services — Continued
Autanoblle parking, repair, and
services
Top and body repair shops
General repair shops
Tire, paint, and other repair shops.
Other automobile services, except
repair
Repair services, except automobile. .
Radio and TV repair shops
Electrical repair shops, except
radio and TV
Reupholstery and furniture repair.
Other repair services, except
automobile
Motion pictures
Amusement and recreation services,
except motion pictures
Theatrical producers, bands,
orchestras, and entertainers. . .
Bowling alleys and billiard and
pool parlors
Other amusement and recreation
services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons.
Offices of dentists and dental
surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians. .
Offices of chiropractors
Dental laboratories
Sanatoria, and convalescent and
rest hemes
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational services
Engineering services
Architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping
services
Other services
Nature of business not allocable.
8,806
1,423
5,395
1,370
618
"1,139
870
(=)
1,105
1,743
555
2,351
(=)
(=)
1,406
66,534
42,417
17,273
1,281
132
2,155
2,823
7,548
746
1,650
1,323
3,025
991
588
608,707
90,857
372,293
99,245
46,312
271,845
57,866
(=)
67,229
116,730
41,165
162,161
(^)
(^)
97,577
4,512,883
2,912,802
1,137,532
85,753
7,589
155,225
183,820
507,993
56,309
111,992
100, 535
202, 397
66,557
45,955
20,193
1,992
8,271
2,646
7,284
8,045
943
1,052
5,672
2,614
12,495
(^)
9,866
123,265
74,480
32,899
2,796
239
7,596
4,721
9,375
1,839
2,950
2,290
5,073
1,825
737
182,305
20,711
100,623
24,013
36,958
69,242
6,647
(')
14,213
44,807
42, 586
104,548
( = )
73,099
1,235,120
690,869
351,876
28,375
3,143
101,838
55,567
74,106
15,252
21,819
19,222
40,121
19,838
6,554
83,427
16,387
47, 186
13,878
5,976
43,060
9,153
7,155
21,026
4,871
23,843
(.')
(=)
10,881
2,609,741
1,865,286
590,428
46,305
4,550
17,105
77,673
275,248
9,499
29,874
27,899
67,719
28,141
6,780
29,490
591
17,364
11, 285
250
16,509
6,518
2,038
4,610
204
4,189
(')
2,791
291
76
26
227
1,724
494
421
143
1,210
5,526
1,159
2,677
932
758
1,365
388
292
1,415
243
273
899
14,614
10,168
2,369
968
625
2,(W)
352
1,073
881
382
731
221
884, 166
176,381
427,291
156,517
123,977
194,391
54,313
34,554
73,767
(.'}
284,588
59,025
51,892
173,671
2,168,612
1,472,167
332,217
43,410
188,126
104,155
328,468
53,606
236,835
186,451
54,174
138,747
38,503
3,477
8,186
2,954
23,886
3,924
445
382
1,601
17,161
696
4,082
12,383
53,155
30,819
7,562
1,192
10,753
2,087
4,866
1,531
4,556
2,475
1,554
3,052
1,441
329,982
35,893
99,012
32,853
162,224
32,213
4,537
7,395
15,232
169,815
4,871
53,753
111,191
591, 587
291,466
75,989
U,131
183,037
22,130
37,814
19,601
36,381
23,725
13,161
25,148
30,512
68,023
21,775
25,042
14,862
6,344
22,276
4,267
3,028
11,634
32,335
17,458
3,092
11,785
1,047,417
627,710
148,791
3,290
24,595
27,901
141,800
8,429
36,443
41,468
16,276
22,395
(36>
42,621
3,U6
28,590
8,071
2,834
8,90C
2,868
25
3,503
18,942
12
907
18,023
3,459
762
( = )
26
1,727
34
2,134
1
1
6,038
^Net loss exceeds net profit.
^Estimate is not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
NOTE: Receipts not reported are included in the business receipts size class "Under $10,000."
Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data."
128
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES '
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
Adjusted gross income
(Thousand
ifci7af»J
Net profit
(less loss)
Other income
(less loss)
(Thou.^d
dollar*)
Taxable
income
Income tax
after
credits
CD
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
ALL INDUSTRIES
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, ADD FISHERIES
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Field Crop Farms
Total ,
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more ,
Nontaxable returns
Fruit. Tree Nut, and Vegetable Farms
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Livestock Farms
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Animal SpecinHties Fanns
Total ■
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
8,479,544
6,355,148
209,029
1,282,222
2,571,546
1,637,524
549,714
86,321
17,938
854
2,124,396
3,171,583
2,096,006
91,942
533,402
921,398
426,379
99,612
17,223
5,627
423
1,075,577
1,110,878
740,219
30,919
187,370
316,453
159,845
38,638
5,573
1,334
87
370,659
143,592
104,774
2,792
22,874
37,302
27,888
11,009
2,170
689
50
38,818
1,529,868
946,667
47,664
265,316
439,839
158,397
27,698
5,388
2,176
189
533,201
50,982
43,325
5,785
19,549
13,312
2,713
658
286
25
7,657
9,126,082
6,834,139
215,312
1,376,840
2,744,556
1,767,283
609,089
97,974
21,432
1,148
2,291,947
2,113,172
92,341
535,397
927,183
431,835
102,127
17,373
5,944
472
1,082,430
1,113,235
741,822
30,919
187,569
317,251
160,215
38,803
5,623
1,354
38
371,463
104,898
2,792
22,874
37,302
27,922
11,066
2,195
697
39,021
1,530,683
947,355
47,664
265,316
440,039
158,665
27,861
5,403
2,209
193
583,333
51,237
43,624
5,984
19,549
13,379
2,738
663
239
25
7,663
23a,372,U6
172,171,732
1,337,230
16,620,772
45,991,313
52,556,165
41,678,345
10,480,868
3,202,139
254,900
39,200,330
35,271,425
22,979,862
341,807
3,600,999
7,991,176
6,698,665
3,278,257
743,411
299,499
26,048
12,291,562
10,596,123
7,165,196
97,779
1,066,974
2,324,570
2,230,471
1,167,643
223,357
51,262
3,140
3,430,932
1,766,846
1,351,309
3,925
145,545
311,421
376,224
348,535
103,062
54,063
3,534
415,537
19,745,240
12,056,709
207,578
2,161,334
4,845,090
3,196,749
1,206,585
287,606
137,023
14,744
7,688,531
238,135
163,214
32,807
37,439
47,803
24,764
6,839
10,464
2,068
74,781,401
71,559,401
316,629
4,738,524
18,934,105
22,056,113
16,063,090
5,660,606
2,367,234
923,100
3,222,000
21,614,426
19,842,225
140,176
1,959,483
6,694,504
5,594,719
2,831,014
1,144,666
962,232
465,431
1,772,201
7,597,904
6,938,268
48,450
637,298
2,308,246
2,110,083
1,109,560
364,765
219,921
89,945
659,636
1,416,426
1,377,461
4,250
81,920
276,338
377,051
313,082
146,124
U3,689
60,007
38,965
8,959,897
8,018,729
71,033
978,149
3,169,429
2,043,066
800,814
361,765
390,240
204,233
74,921
941,168
579,117
560,264
21,819
149,533
175,007
33,841
43,999
49,409
35,081
18,853
30,4Cf7,572
29,364,939
132,262
2,135,047
6,525,388
8,668,210
8,858,826
2,832,242
625,278
^12,264
542,572
3,770,215
3,612,671
59,214
520,801
1,273,161
1,263,251
537,660
32,336
1 54, 938
'19,314
157,541
1,953,330
1,722,948
22,840
226,363
508,073
596,862
318,780
51,418
1,566
'2,959
230,382
183,435
1,735
21,540
37,616
57,033
59,178
6,109
520
'351
'53,947
1,390,656
1,360,713
29,439
226,800
655,115
470,318
63,216
'31,497
'41,592
'11,086
29,943
'72,976
'50,537
'407
'15,051
'6,459
'13,212
'5,681
'7,324
'2,101
'22,389
44,373,829
41.694,412
134,367
2,603,477
12,408,717
13,387,903
7,204,264
2,778,364
2,241,956
935,364
2,679,428
17,844,211
16,229,554
30,962
1,433,632
5,421,343
4,331,468
2,343,354
1,111,830
1,017,170
484,745
1,614,660
5,644,574
5,215,320
25,610
460,935
1,800,168
1,513,221
790,730
313,347
218,355
92,904
429,254
1,286,938
1,194,026
2,515
60,380
238,722
319,963
258,904
140,015
113,169
60,358
92,912
7,569,241
6,658,016
41,594
751,349
2,514,314
1,572,748
737,593
393,262
431,332
215,319
911,225
652,093
610,851
22,226
164,584
181,466
97,053
49,680
57,233
37,182
41,242
48,233,408
47,745,848
84,770
1,877,617
10,249,441
15,054,661
12,692,347
4,719,179
2,324,015
743,313
492,560
13,241,211
12,895,518
36,167
736,719
3,746,424
3,930,632
2,315,513
950,054
764,437
365,572
345,693
4,719,240
4,593,367
11,640
230,323
1,321,397
1,509,296
905,993
308,956
132,932
72,230
125,873
964,092
954,405
813
33,073
151,375
263,159
249,796
119,249
83,408
43,032
9,687
5,213,100
5,026,069
18,756
388,260
1,770,133
1,434,248
652,383
299,984
303,732
158,573
137,031
371,535
370,339
(■')
7,319
33,790
U6,130
60,806
35,835
38,195
27,157
1,196
Business Retums/1967 • Proprietorships
129
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GR06S INCOME AND TAX
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES— Continued
Other Farms
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Miscellaneous Agricultural Services
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Offices of Veterinarians and Animal Hospitals
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Other Animal Husbandry Services
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Horticultural Services
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2 , 000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Forestry
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
Number of
returns
(1)
190,602
147,000
5,181
25,926
58,358
40,275
13,218
2,948
1,019
75
43,602
22,800
14,643
(^)
4,388
6,184
2,777
951
110
33
1
13
637
12
368
f =
2
5
627
020
3,248
242
33
1
(^
)
Number of
businesses
(2)
23
277
13
984
f2
)
2
992
6
583
6
392
1
874
341
185
19
57,533
45,365
2,194
8,378
23,932
9,796
946
100
17
2
12,168
9,308
i')
2,593
3,391
2,244
665
146
61
9
147,275
5,181
25,926
58,557
40,275
13,243
2,974
1,038
81
43,611
14,644
(=)
4,388
6,184
2,777
951
110
34
1
13,642
12,373
2,627
5,020
3,248
247
33
Business
receipts
(Thouaand
doltara)
(3)
(^)
23,310
19,017
e)
2,992
6,583
6,392
1,903
341
189
19
4,293
57,533
45,365
2,194
8,378
23,932
9,796
946
100
17
2
12,168
11,797
9,309
2,593
3,391
2,244
665
146
62
9
2,488
789,416
584,923
8,281
58,419
103,669
197,813
146,911
49,788
18,902
1,140
204,493
274,327
26,703
58,554
73,735
89,407
17,610
7,594
13
138,317
372,796
368,332
(=)
18,496
132,665
182,925
24,055
3,048
2
Adjusted gross income
(Tbouatttd
(4)
C^)
420,308
312,235
(')
3,754
29,553
207,973
35,757
12,160
11,008
834
108,023
563,387
433,144
7,919
43,160
174,986
142,340
50,270
11,747
2,234
488
130,743
71,418
57,610
(^)
19,572
12,056
21,188
738
3,752
212
33
1,995,893
1,917,480
8, US
99,281
426,940
538,539
395,183
194,790
171,482
83,147
78,413
136,483
14,148
44,529
36,282
27,826
6,344
5,775
751
2,049
209,343
207,046
21,354
69,360
39,509
15,190
5,177
1,782
274,797
271,693
(^)
9,495
48,447
85,227
52,952
24,114
32,597
17,927
3,099
406,516
374,800
3,099
31,938
177,040
125,312
26,422
6,514
2,656
1,319
31,716
116,954
114,197
9,504
23,373
29,664
13,638
10,547
11,663
10,441
2,757
Net profit
(less loss)
(5)
^42,734
'5,976
981
3,651
'24,097
11,815
12,487
'3,407
'5,420
'1,986
'36,308
41,878
44,084
(^
6
)
240
12
638
10
907
10
906
2
968
ITO
'33
'2,206
140,244
140,585
(=)
4,613
48,667
73,208
10,010
1,105
Other Income
(less loss)
(Thofiaend
dotlari)
(6)
(^)
'1,192
275,989
10,368
261,330
(')
(")
1,530
9,023
7,244
7,965
39,424
77,983
'2,247
'1,794
'3,255
^488
55,199
25,908
35,852
18,415
136,969
1,516
14,809
61,694
42,755
12,542
3,323
438
'108
19,617
16,350
14,473
6,890
3,013
4,961
'479
1,011
'725
'119
2,377
2,038,677
1,923,456
7,137
95,630
451,037
526,724
382,696
198,197
176,902
85,133
115,221
96,654
92,399
7,908
31,891
25,375
16,920
3,876
5,645
784
4,255
69,104
66,461
16,741
20,693
16,301
5,180
4,072
1,791
(^)
Taxable
income
(Thousand
dollara)
(7)
14,659
99,724
2,614
20,365
24,703
19,117
9,536
12,388
10,560
380
1,339,176
1,325,453
2,303
40,717
237,219
373,445
312,956
158,345
135,590
64,378
13,723
87,050
{^)
6,169
23,023
23,690
22,660
6,095
4,348
553
2,322
148,056
148,056
(^)
11,597
46,057
70,033
12,817
4,463
1,386
134,653
134,155
3,661
25,632
57,503
39,190
19,309
24,383
14,076
498
Income tax
after
credits
(Thotia^d
doltara)
(3)
237,831
211,642
1,583
876
17,129
13,493
115,346
86,148
82,557
82,633
13,880
20,771
3,191
5,408
2,218
2,073
1,927
190
1,380
73,899
73,899
(=)
2,885
11,574
20,430
13,584
8,367
8,986
7,391
340,822
340,822
327
5,756
36,737
66,920
75,530
55,326
64,109
36,117
17
989
17
989
(2
845
3
318
3
877
5
326
2
066
2
220
336
33,752
33,752
1,983
8,316
15,962
4,416
2,145
635
50,222
(^)
549
4,037
10,337
9,206
6,322
11,634
7,590
37,338
37,333
124
1,982
13,182
14,472
4,722
1,826
978
52
21,159
21,159
430
1,691
3,758
3,155
3,064
4,385
4,650
130
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2 12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
AGRICULTURE, FORESTIO:, AND FISHERIES — Continued
Fisheries
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000 ■
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,0.00 under $100,000 ■
$100,000 under $500,000 ■
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns ■
UtNXNG
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000 ■
$50,000 under $100,000 ■
$100,000 under $500,000 ■
$500,000 or more ■
Nontaxable returns ■
Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas
Total
Taxable returns, total ■
$600 under $2,000 ■
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000 ■
$100,000 under $500,000 ■
$500, 000 or more ■
Nontaxable returns <
CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50, 000 under $100, 000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Building Construction
Total
Taxable retiuns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000 ,
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Heavy Construction. Except Buildings
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
Number of
returns
(1)
25,902
( = )
7,780
10,971
5,016
677
8,397
«,897
33,262
3,790
7,181
9,197
6,931
3,438
1,970
157
11,635
39,048
29,974
2,992
6,383
8,225
6,581
3,298
1,940
156
9,074
678,355
520,578
16,357
ia6,097
248,224
114,276
22,951
2,322
343
3
157,777
108,954
84,549
12,567
37,169
24,390
8,173
936
116
1
24,405
6,655
5,174
(=)
2,394
1,506
493
141
41
1
1,481
Number of
businesses
(2)
34,325
25,928
7,780
10,971
5,016
703
15
2
8,397
45,677
33,973
3,790
7,381
9,432
7,039
3,523
2,043
167
11,703
39,821
30,680
2,992
6,583
8,460
6,689
3,383
2,009
165
9,141
521,679
16,357
116,296
248,423
114,812
23,091
2,347
350
3
158,781
108,983
84,578
12,567
37,169
24,390
8,202
936
116
1
24,405
Business
receipts
dollari
(3)
282,517
206,507
30,076
70,424
71,664
24,721
3,621
7
76,010
1,323,164
792,594
22,913
85,565
179,242
139,545
159,250
157,392
46,842
530,569
1,136,917
688,371
(')
20,497
83,589
149,256
118,133
122,975
146,563
46,486
448,546
18,334,278
15,411,361
70, 696
1,178,620
4,384,400
5,127,299
3,386,285
946,646
305,838
11,577
2,922,916
6,466,937
5,489,992
i')
383,449
1,212,030
1,930,027
1,385,155
440,778
123,095
76
976,945
Adjusted gross income
(4)
6,655
433,660
5,174
378,285
(')
i')
2,394
1,506
73,768
105,080
493
141
41
1
87,204
37,774
50,479
2,775
1,481
55,375
211,034
197,146
26,683
77,441
66,310
17,618
2,363
1,176
13,888
1,182,792
1,205,255
15,126
56,785
125,995
220,950
239,539
358,526
187,541
'22,463
1,133,678
1,156,786
12,053
51,365
112,981
210,690
229,756
352,527
186,804
'23,108
4,874,217
4,606,523
24,882
438,465
1,798,157
1,503,174
638,768
148,817
52,222
2,038
267,694
972,651
961,922
48,710
271,299
333,163
228,813
60,029
17,433
738
10,729
67,584
71,430
17,702
19,726
14,201
9,463
7,076
744
'3,846
Net profit
(less loss)
(5)
61,885
55,584
10,483
20,484
19,144
3,284
227
'72
6,301
'56,996
17,604
7,526
9,451
18,961
12,415
'3,412
'13,341
'9,023
'74, 602
'69,941
4,894
6,049
9,559
15,440
9,622
'12,286
'14,263
'9,Cf71
'74,835
2,750,893
2,616,709
17,545
268,281
891,547
844,416
452,035
112,379
29,749
757
134,183
555,081
569,294
29,463
144,583
196,761
149,132
39,942
8,778
19
'14,213
41,033
43,761
(^)
10,231
15,183
7,985
5,330
3,617
171
'2,723
Other income
(less loss)
dollart)
(6)
149,149
141, 562
(^)
16,200
56,957
47,166
14,334
( = )
2,136
1,243
7,587
1,239,788
1,187,651
7,600
47,334
107,034
208,535
247,951
371,867
196,564
52,139
1,203,619
1,151,892
6,004
41,806
97,541
201,068
242,042
366,790
195,875
Taxable
income
( Thousand
(hilars)
(7)
51,727
2,123,324
1,989,814
7,337
170,184
906,610
658,758
186,733
36,438
22,473
1,281
133, 5U
417,570
392,628
(^)
19,247
126,716
136,402
79,681
20,037
8,655
719
24,942
26,546
27,669
( = )
7,471
4,543
6,216
4,133
3,459
573
■1,123
124,990
118,391
(^)
10,250
41,080
46,599
14,083
1,917
981
6,599
943,373
916,817
(^)
6,590
34,513
32,338
173,631
194,568
279,117
145,378
26,556
907,296
881,655
5,213
31,427
73,803
165,381
186,233
274,053
145,370
25,641
2,321,349
2,796,115
6,840
162,270
921,409
1,008,240
518,654
130,653
46,065
1,984
25,734
625,124
622,931
C^)
16,225
131,787
222,338
184,447
51,921
15,113
707
2,193
53,351
52,693
(^)
10,000
14, 592
12,203
3,161
6,406
733
658
Income tax
after
credits
(Thoummd
dollmraj
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
131
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES —Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
doUara)
Adjusted gross income
araj
Net profit
(less loss)
Other income
(less lose)
(Thousand
doltara)
Taxable
income
(ThouMand
doltart)
Income tax
after
credits
CTTiouaaid
doUara)
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
CXJNTRACT OONSTHUCTION— Continued
General Contractors not Allocable
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Plumbing. Heating, and Air Conditioning
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Painting, Paperhanging . and Decorating
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Electrical Work
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Masonry. Stonework, and Plastering
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Carpentering and Flooring
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000....
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or- more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
6,223
( = )
2,992
1,843
633
130
26
1
60,342
47,403
6,383
24,404
12,537
3,393
206
31
12,939
106,821
83,224
4,987
23,340
41,142
12,467
1,172
95
21
45,703
39,349
7,979
17,222
11,380
2,125
216
28
6,354
45,319
33,457
8,378
15,593
7,328
1,272
75
13
12,362
154,773
113,759
4,787
36,105
55,654
16,411
745
51
10,084
575,255
6,223
417,315
i')
(^)
(^)
( = )
2,992
41,855
1,843
96,907
633
79,572
130
147,546
26
35,007
1
8,726
3,861
60,342
47,403
6,383
24,404
12,587
3,393
206
31
12,939
107,021
83,224
4,987
23,340
41,142
12,467
1,172
95
21
45,703
39,349
7,979
17,222
11,380
2,125
216
28
45,819
33,457
8,378
15,593
7,328
1,272
75
13
114,026
4,787
36,105
55,854
16,478
745
51
6
41,014 I 41,014
157,940
2,097,960
1,801,257
68,200
563,102
596,697
468,171
79,191
24,978
296,703
1,166,124
1,051,530
16,674
127,390
458,641
351,966
79,022
14,531
3,306
114, 594
1,510,730
1,218,078
87,223
337,887
422, 577
270,579
75,178
23,509
292,652
1,144,027
932, 669
79,173
314,969
292,646
213,516
20, 580
8,980
211,358
1,503,852
1,304,516
12,945
202,605
596,897
396,508
83,741
8,844
2,976
199,336
94,732
78,923
20,499
25,406
17,281
9,168
4,018
556
15,809
495,850
480,731
24,957
175,814
166,974
94,057
13,627
4,644
15,119
631,186
587,291
7,347
90,563
289,559
159,724
31,606
5,535
2,957
393, 625
383,160
28,555
128,005
152,107
56,185
13,803
3,921
317,233
289,545
33,946
118,037
94,743
35,211
4,392
1,972
27,6
848,446
763,876
7,733
130,167
394,781
207,009
20,099
3,141
946
70,106
58,453
(^)
10,128
18,587
10,937
15,041
2,430
568
11,653
314,197
309,570
13,784
109,172
100, 387
71,212
10,617
3,839
4,627
346,653
314,135
6,510
57,868
137,639
88,251
20,000
3,139
728
32,518
225,337
217,629
14,470
56,066
85,604
46, 575
10,998
3,332
7,708
194,450
176,325
21,799
60,920
58,241
29,619
3,491
1,395
431,051
377,716
4,499
80,908
180,619
96,315
12,782
2,101
492
53,335
24, 626
20,470
10,371
6,819
6,344
'5,873
1,588
'12
4,156
181,653
171,161
11,173
66,642
66, 587
22,845
3,010
805
10,492
284,533
273,156
837
32, 695
151,920
71,473
11,606
2,396
2,229
11,377
168,288
165,531
14,085
71,939
66,503
9,610
2,805
589
2,757
122,783
113,220
12,147
57,117
36,502
5,592
901
577
9,563
417,395
386,160
3,234
49,259
214,162
110, 694
7,317
1,040
454
31,235
59,575
53,507
(^)
8,587
17,581
14,272
7,973
3,710
539
6,068
307,543
306,727
8,812
90,135
113,896
77,357
12,346
4,022
329,983
329,606
2,058
35,637
152,682
106,777
25,047
4,871
2,484
377
246,420
246,420
12,303
68,861
103,227
45,763
12,361
3,656
167,114
166,479
12,096
58,074
61,555
28,738
3,870
1,875
409,373
407,735
1,759
45,887
205,333
135,217
15,506
2,722
811
1,638
11,425
11,425
(^)
1,242
2,853
2,707
2,470
1,707
324
59,374
59,374
1,268
13,893
20,333
17,715
4,323
1,819
57,275
57,275
293
5,255
24,195
19,106
5,695
1,579
1,152
47,528
47, 528
( = )
1,737
10,835
18,578
10,319
4,300
1,676
30,130
30,180
1,711
9,175
10,667
6,487
1,201
901
67,765
67,765
249
6,694
32,171
23,771
3,592
892
396
132
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Business Retums/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES —Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
( Thotisand
dollars)
Adjusted gross income
Total
(Thousano
Net profit
(less loss)
Other income
(less loss)
(Thousmd
doltara)
Taxable
income
CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION— Continued
Roofing and Sheet Metal Work
Total
Taxable returns, total..
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000...
$5,000 under $10,000..
$10,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Contractors not Allocable
Total
Taxable returns, total..
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000...
$5,000 under $10,000..
$10,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
MANUFACTURING
Taxable returns, total...
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000...
$10,000 under $20,000..
$20,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Food and Kindred Products
Taxable returns, total.
$600 under $2,000 ,
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000.,
$500,000 or more ,
Nontaxable returns.
Lumber and Wood Products, Except Furniture
Taxable returns, total..
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000...
$5,000 under $10,000..
$10,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Printing. Publishinfi. and Allied Industries
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000..
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000....
$10,000 under $20,000...
$20,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500, 000 or more
CD
(2)
(3)
U)
(5)
(6)
(V)
Nontaxable returns.
22,891
19,069
3,990
9,176
4,385
8*6
65
9
3,822
27
987
19
577
(')
4
388
9
769
i
179
(')
130,273
3,191
21,U5
47,476
41,686
14,337
1,964
463
11
38,808
7,563
6,026
2,793
1,575
896
130
33
1
1,537
45,497
26,275
6,782
12,168
4,149
1,363
176
40
2
19,222
24,074
20,805
2,793
6,782
8,174
2,678
306
70
2
3,2691
22,891
19,069
3,990
9,176
4,385
846
65
9
3,822
27,987
19,577
4,388
9,769
4,179
784
(')
169,505
130,630
3,191
21,145
47,476
41,854
14,503
1,974
476
11
38,875
7,632
6,028
2,793
1,575
896
130
35
1
45,532
26,310
6,782
12,168
4,149
1,392
181
41
2
19,222
24,143
20,874
2,793
6,782
8,242
2,678
306
71
2
3,269
639,064
581,865
41,638
167,743
216,734
125,951
20,006
5,023
57,199
517,455
434,557
25,448
144,045
157,444
92,234
5,757
82,898
6,472,710
5,290,455
25,270
262,382
925,141
1,383,550
1,792,027
617,453
264,235
20,397
1,182,253
1,044,345
850,041
110,703
213,079
412,211
66,714
37,204
38
194,304
1,471,491
910,200
117,382
274,787
147,849
257,884
67,725
29,736
5,179
561,291
613,553
564,445
29,376
83,165
221,871
168,669
44,867
15,055
1,442
49,108
176,226
169,538
14,924
66,692
57,555
24, 513
3,783
1,004
6,638
174,600
166,590
16,282
69,834
54,499
20,418
1,969
8,010
1,676,536
1,630,352
5,094
79,276
356,214
566,911
411,992
127,731
72,413
10,721
46,184
86,578
87,624
19,756
21,670
28,299
8,346
4,267
2,907
'1,046
255,236
227,235
( = )
24,832
86,922
54,617
38,266
11,535
7,237
1,409
28,001
287,676
282,467
9,961
54,168
110,495
76,021
19,359
U,361
1,102
5,209
111,180
106,668
10,202
35,084
36,991
19,288
3,385
860
80,774
79, 529
7,944
32,988
24,437
11,919
403
1,245
745,702
2,943
37,614
120,079
234,686
239,773
76,586
31,668
2,353
2,417
55,817
55,849
11,597
16,021
17,937
6,440
2,148
114
'32
116, 593
104,720
( = )
14,986
29,238
23,593
25,809
7,157
1,769
'18
11,873
115,419
114,664
5,205
16, 516
46,057
34,942
8,786
2,562
596
755
65,046
62,870
4,722
31,608
20,564
5,225
398
144
2,176
93,826
87,061
8,338
36,846
30,062
8,499
1,566
928,415
884, 650
2,151
41,662
236,135
332,225
172,219
51,145
40,745
8,368
43,767
30,761
31,775
8,159
5,649
10,362
1,906
2,U9
2,921
'1,014
138,643
122,515
9,846
57,684
31,024
12,457
4,378
5,468
1,427
16,128
172,257
167,803
4,756
37,652
64,433
41,079
10,573
8,799
506
4,454
104,832
104,733
6,303
34,987
38,634
20,054
3,379
935
93,628
97,458
I')
5,177
34,306
37,662
16,007
( = )
1,534
1,136,897
1,123,257
1,169
29,542
187,005
389,582
334,034
110,366
62,649
3,860
13,640
67,474
65,958
( = )
10,641
16,139
24,128
7,451
3,653
2,808
1,516
139,361
( = )
7,816
45,826
36,833
31,347
10,108
6,193
913
6,382
198,559
196,542
4,440
30,612
75,031
60,310
16,077
9,122
950
2,017
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
133
PROPEUETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industiy and size of adjusted gross income
MANUFACTURING— Con tinued
Stone, Clay, and Glass Products
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,0.00 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Primary Metal Industries
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Fabricated Metal Products
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Machinery. Except Electric
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
TRANSPORTATION, C0^^tUNICATI0N, ELECTRIC, GAS, AND
SAJJITARy SERVICES
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50, 000 under $100, 000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Taxi cabs
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
Number of
returns
(1)
8,427
( = )
2,793
2,276
8X
70
21
1,835
1,844
1,810
595
547
60
10
i')
10,552
9,470
3,391
3,055
1,005
173
1,082
19,533
16,745
( = )
4,987
6,537
2,7X2
422
89
4
2,788
197,581
6,582
44,483
90,025
46,921
8,410
919
223
18
79,249
31,559
24,572
7,381
11,969
3,878
Number of
businesses
(2)
8,430
6,595
2,793
2,276
834
70
24
1,844
1,810
547
60
10
(')
10,581
9,499
3,391
3,055
1,034
173
51
1,082
19,600
16,812
('}
4,987
6,603
2,712
422
90
277,807
198,358
6,582
44,683
90,225
47,222
8,468
934
226
18
79,450
31,559
24,572
7,381
11,969
3,878
( = )
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
(3)
273,802
197,717
(')
31,625
62,478
53,871
18,849
20,873
76,085
259,244
254,427
24,331
77,909
110,204
8,374
(^)
331,706
310, 649
44,429
64,312
107,730
34,959
30,168
782,092
720,356
(')
77,658
220,272
258,607
94,209
41,450
13,735
61,736
5,538,856
4,134,273
32,380
526,765
1,253,414
1,256,974
848,775
164,214
49,753
1,998
196,727
163,519
47,511
74,502
23,877
( = )
n
33,208
Adjusted gross income
(Thousand
chlloTs)
(4)
89,881
86,692
22,147
31,204
22,681
4,987
3,507
3,189
33,135
34,017
8,881
15,644
4,175
1,645
(')
121,591
124,253
25,877
43,537
30,159
10,461
7,189
^2,662
266,993
261,743
(')
( = )
37,477
92,872
79,518
26,901
13,555
3,713
5,250
1,960,584
1,798,870
10,318
166,601
655,209
616,638
233, 659
59,403
38,412
18,630
161,714
183,472
167,543
( = )
26,804
84,162
49,756
15,929
Net profit
(leas loss)
(5)
26,930
24,905
3,295
10,264
8,128
2,217
1,122
2,025
17,658
18,639
(')
(^)
6,456
7,072
1,741
944
(')
56,592
62,667
(^)
9,034
14,943
21,399
7,565
4,74S
^6,075
154,282
154,849
{ = )
{ = )
15,124
44,169
59,950
20,505
8,864
1,858
'567
812,199
744, 617
7,082
69,082
258,515
255,847
127,802
22,487
4,815
^1,013
67,581
62,773
53,392
16,593
26,837
7,211
(^)
( = )
103
Other income
(less loss)
(Thoustnd
dottara)
(6)
62,951
61,787
18,852
20,940
14,553
2,770
2,385
15,477
15,378
(^)
8,572
2,434
701
(^)
64,999
61,586
C = )
16,843
28,594
8,760
2,896
2,441
112,711
106,894
i')
(^)
22,353
48,703
19,568
6,396
4,691
1,855
5,817
1,148,385
1,054,253
3,236
97,519
396,694
360,791
105,857
36,916
33,597
19,643
94,133
120,699
114,151
10,211
57,325
42,545
(^)
Taxable
income
(Thousand
dollars)
(7)
Income tax
after
credits
(Thousand
dollars)
(8)
59,805
59,005
\(^)
11,730
21,990
17,079
4,311
2,943
800
26,469
26,469
(^)
(^)
6,163
13,241
3,656
1,487
89,302
88,885
13,487
30,997
25,744
9,406
6,488
192,880
191,873
(^)
(.')
19,731
64,661
66,037
23,674
12,332
3,009
1,007
1,150,588
1,115,227
2,643
66,364
339,196
419,874
189,747
51,235
31,115
15,053
35,361
95,009
95,009
(^)
11,679
45,278
33,110
( = )
12,637
12,637
1,860
4,011
3,701
1,550
1,384
6,588
6,588
(')
1,153
3,044
1,357
672
20,515
20,515
(^)
2,061
5,649
6,279
3,152
2,958
45,336
45,336
( = )
3,184
11,165
15,459
7,678
5,744
1,759
212,936
212,936
330
9,475
50,945
71,504
40,898
17,319
14,451
7,964
16,290
16,290
( = )
1,742
7,239
5,984
<P
42
134
PROPEUETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected induBtiy and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Nujnber of
businesses
Business
receipts
Adjusted gross income
( Tlioumd
rhllartl
Net profit
(less loss)
Other income
(less loss)
(Thoua irjd
dolljtrt)
Taxable
income
dollari)
Income tax
after
credits
IRAMSIORIATION, COJMINICATION, ELECTRIC, GAS, ADD
SANITAIff SERVICES— Continued
Other Local Transportation
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2^000
$2jOOO under $3^000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Trucking , Local and Long Distance
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Water Transportation
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Air Transportation
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Electric. Gas, and Sanitary Services
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
WHOLESALE TRADE
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
21,720
15,401
( = )
4,388
6,777
3,249
557
6,319
183,260
128,342
4,189
28,924
59,910
30,4^2
4,436
391
50
6,168
5,297
I.')
1,995
1,911
583
146
56
C = )
5,014
3,317
1,175
630
76
34
6
1,697
16,482
10,701
5,386
2,576
687
(^)
17
1
5,781
258,028
206,413
2,992
33,180
73,579
63,463
28,792
3,793
607
7
51,615
21,754
15,435
( = )
4,388
6,777
3,283
557
2
6,319
183,399
128,481
4,189
28,924
59,910
30,575
4,436
397
50
54,918
6,173
5,302
(')
(=)
1,995
1,9U
583
151
56
(^)
1,697
16,483
10,701
1,994
5,386
2,576
687
17
1
5,782
260,145
208,099
2,992
33,180
74,178
64,098
29,205
3,828
611
7
52,046
204,782
168,499
17,308
44,186
59,608
37,560
746
36,283
3,921,708
2,828,916
24,460
377,176
949,194
829,629
534,699
89,193
24,565
1,092,792
117, 6(K
107,383
( = )
(.')
16,737
51,482
24,864
7,789
2,204
1,796
5,014
136,612
3,317
91,276
(')
(')
( = )
<.')
1,175
42,329
630
76
34
6
22,637
1,921
4,528
82
45,336
247,254
191,752
61,124
54,882
56,759
2,921
13
55,502
19,712,467
16,890,721
56,445
980,774
2,995,363
5,293,961
5,705,906
1,369,363
440, 365
48,544
2,821,746
145,643
127,892
14,409
52,946
42,795
14,983
( = )
347
17,751
1,202,160
1,101,169
6,342
111,061
433,111
396,130
121,890
25,518
7,117
100,991
94,033
90,989
16,086
25,950
16,683
9,889
10,712
9,795
(^)
63,511
61,927
(')
17,004
18,169
5,087
7,252
4,525
1,584
125,968
105,638
39,684
32,945
18,962
( = )
3,247
1,465
20,330
2,773,868
2,720,996
4,601
120,130
549,393
870,465
836,274
245,179
89,792
5,162
52,872
54,742
45,379
6,693
14,594
15,028
7,892
( = )
234
9,363
548,412
514,400
4,799
39,713
191,993
187,929
74,191
13,015
2,760
34,012
13,593
12,633
4,081
4,101
5,178
665
'493
'776
(■=)
4,766
7,305
(')
4,456
3,382
214
'19
'167
'2,539
70,651
52,418
4,179
16,978
14,710
14,455
475
'13
18,233
1,512,134
1,522,198
3,161
70,378
262,119
471,719
538,342
138,842
36,820
817
'10,065
90,901
82,513
7,716
38,352
27,767
7,091
U3
8,388
653,748
586,769
1,543
71,348
241,118
206,201
47,699
12,503
4,357
66,979
80,440
78,356
12,005
21,849
11,505
9,224
11,205
10,571
I.')
58,745
54,622
(')
(^)
12,548
14,787
4,873
7,271
4,692
4,123
55,317
53,220
22,706
18,235
4,507
( = )
2,772
1,478
2,097
1,261,734
1,198,798
1,440
49,752
287,274
398,746
297,932
106,337
52,972
4,345
62,937
76,847
73,890
4,828
25,331
29,289
12,415
325
2,957
697,126
672,422
1,498
44,306
225,693
271,1X
100,608
22,766
6,417
24,704
&4,626
62,573
7,490
17, 693
12,464
8,093
7,976
8,198
(.')
46,367
43,631
(')
(^)
11,259
13,770
4,227
5,861
3,275
2,736
67,402
65,833
2,167
20,738
22,118
15,301
(^)
2,482
1,191
1,569
1,894,345
1,884,580
1,600
40,822
288,986
586,504
672,514
211,796
77,906
4,452
9,765
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
135
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross Income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dotlara)
Adjusted gross income
Total
(Thouaent
Net profit
(less loss)
Other income
(less loss)
(Thouaimd
dollara)
Taxable
income
(Thouwmd
dolloral
Income tax
after
credits
(Thouamtd
dotltrM)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
WHOLESALE TRADE- Continued
Motor Vehicles and Automotive Equipment
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,0.00 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Drugs. Chemicals, and Allied Products
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Piece Goods. Notions, and Apparel
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Groceries and Related Products
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Farm Products — Raw Materials
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Electrical Goods
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
14,234
11,504
3,391
4,220
1,537
141
21
2,730
8,176
5,981
2,588
2,011
875
90
18
2,195
12,270
11,435
{')
2,194
3,591
3,545
1,653
221
32
( = )
40,824
32,471
5,186
13,963
9,360
3,126
382
55
8,353
14,711
9,893
(')
1,995
2,992
3,082
1,419
171
35
4,818
6,740
5,543
(^)
1,995
1,906
1,128
90
25
14,263
n,533
2,194
3,391
4,220
1,566
141
21
8,176
5,981
2,588
2,011
875
90
13
12,433
11,598
2,194
3,591
3,679
1,682
221
32
41,108
32,555
5,186
13,963
9,360
3,205
387
55
8,553
14,746
9,928
( = )
1,995
2,992
3,082
1,444
181
4,818
962,275
862,260
73,131
82,031
366,579
285,573
42,123
12,823
100,015
242,561
212,764
(^)
27,607
56,834
85,817
19,031
8,344
29,797
545, 61i
531,278
38,096
44,918
140,339
209,362
71,276
26,337
n
4,383,122
3,859,203
188,079
845,788
1,183,384
1,248,482
281,115
77,724
523,919
4,056,943
3,074,151
(')
223,694
518,005
1,172,043
961,914
130,100
68,186
982,792
(')
6,740
333,340
5,543
308,619
(')
(')
1,995
1,906
30,758
71,578
1,128
90
25
156,529
23,159
13,611
(.')
(.')
145,107
143,815
7,310
24,177
57,448
42,666
8,971
3,243
88,822
85,040
20,672
28,117
25,674
6,026
2,969
3,782
150,905
151,509
8,540
27,721
49,109
46,765
14,787
4,428
(.'}
381,817
365,955
18,592
105,048
122,429
87,027
24,639
7,479
15,862
130,570
7,884
21,287
41,944
43,123
11,138
4,953
^8,644
86,420
84,669
13,868
26,301
32,748
5,835
4,257
86,094
85,846
12,118
33,933
29,344
5,842
1,301
33,252
33,972
5,884
9,592
13,854
2,931
872
77,197
78,652
4,031
9,399
22,525
31,484
8,596
2,371
(^)
243,005
234,022
14,084
62,391
77,055
62,837
13,282
3,686
8,983
61,715
70,484
5,150
9,346
28,634
22,581
3,591
1,680
^8,769
44,190
45,484
( = )
4,904
13,528
20,439
3,883
2,288
(.')
(.')
59,013
100,261
57,969
99,788
4,002
1,917
12,059
12,399
23,515
40,241
13,322
34,848
3,129
7,523
1,942
2,860
1,044
55,570
51,068
( = )
14,788
18,525
11,820
3,095
2,097
73,708
72,857
( = )
4,509
18,322
26,584
15,281
6,191
2,057
(')
138,812
131,933
(^)
4,508
42,657
45,374
24,190
11,357
3,793
60,211
60,086
2,734
11,941
13,310
20,542
7,547
3,273
42,230
39,185
(^)
8,964
12,773
12,309
1,952
1,969
(.')
61,532
61,532
13,097
19,755
20,883
4,977
2,529
102,716
102,716
3,426
14,338
32,643
36,127
12,454
3,717
247,439
244,582
6,994
57,625
30,876
70,821
21,262
6,765
2,857
94,277
91,988
(=)
2,288
10,550
30,226
35,130
9,616
4,160
2,289
60,739
60,534
7,663
17,539
26,116
5,095
3,758
( = )
21,710
21,710
1,952
7,298
8,161
2,683
1,362
13,948
13,948
(^)
2,205
3,617
5,096
1,798
1,191
23,402
23,402
507
2,379
5,883
8,499
4,406
1,727
51,404
51,404
994
9,162
14,221
16,350
7,498
3,145
20,552
20,552
303
1,404
5,121
3,466
3,345
1,906
14,262
14,262
1,236
3,221
6,104
1,824
1,826
136
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Nujnber of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thoitsm
dollar:
Adjusted gross income
Total
f 7>iouianc
Net profit
(less loss)
Other income
(less loss)
(Thotia^d
dotlart)
Taxable
income
dolta.
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
WHOLESALE TRADE— Continued
Hardware, and Plumbing and Heating Equipment, and Supplies
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Machinery. Equipment, and Supplies
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Alcoholic Beverages
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Lumber and Construction Materials
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Wholesale Trade, not Elsewhere Classified
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Wholesale Trade not Allocable
Total ,
Taxable returns, total ,
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
4,469
3,573
(^)
1,471
1,143
136
25
(')
16,679
2,394
5,386
4,966
3,330
498
104
1
2,504
2,912
2,475
( = )
741
115
17
(^)
7,341
5,484
1,862
2,U2
1,113
161
37
1,857
101,273
80,791
(^)
14,429
30,331
23,481
9,635
1,347
167
5
20,482
27,146
21,604
(^)
4,189
6,251
6,974
3,261
456
73
1
5,542
4,469
3,573
1,471
1,143
136
(=)
19,189
16,685
2,394
5,386
4,966
3,330
503
105
1
2,504
2,912
2,475
(^)
741
115
17
( = )
7,341
5,484
( = )
1,862
2,112
1,113
161
37
1,857
101,561
81,079
14,429
30,530
23,515
9,689
1,347
168
5
20,482
27,208
21,666
(^)
4,189
6,251
7,007
3,290
456
73
1
5,542
356,827
336,380
(')
96, 3U
144,907
61,729
17,255
(^)
1,085,790
1,013,615
87,724
121,209
266,225
375,965
108,861
53,623
8
72,175
932,140
888,995
197,707
505,233
96,373
18,402
(^)
780,304
726,790
(^)
149,781
204,015
250,906
74,730
46,634
5,517,576
4,618,682
( = )
323,123
1,003,941
1,376,150
1,359,818
409,934
84,296
48,498
898,894
515,984
457,990
( = )
25,294
83,867
162,797
121,401
50,932
13,132
38
57,994
76,326
75,325
(^)
20,780
36,773
8,998
3,597
268,313
269,594
9,203
43,986
70,538
97,347
32,455
15,544
521
'1,281
45,319
46,952
(^)
9,902
20,727
7,591
2,287
(^)
97,187
93,425
14,270
29,619
33,269
10,626
4,991
3,762
1,019,958
993,598
(^)
49,789
221,983
323,761
280,001
85,619
26,014
4,139
26,360
304,641
295,708
(')
15,407
47,987
96,288
94,858
29,666
10,317
502
8,933
44,987
46,614
(^)
13,541
22,071
6,356
1,591
138,879
149,149
5,429
17,273
34,947
65,150
19,143
7,204
3
'10,270
29,906
31,960
5,382
15,971
5,535
1,211
(^)
56,640
54,180
(^)
11,003
13,818
22,823
4,308
1,642
2,460
524,542
523,327
(=)
29,680
100,150
164,636
171,350
46,492
8,403
790
1,215
171,731
168,512
7,315
22,736
54,130
60,438
18,882
4,572
24
3,219
31,339
28,711
7,239
14,702
2,642
2,006
(^)
129,434
120,445
3,774
26,713
35,591
32,197
13,312
8,340
518
8,989
15,413
14,992
( = )
4,520
4,756
2,056
1,076
{'-)
40,547
39,245
(^)
3,267
15,801
10,446
6,318
3,349
1,302
495,416
470,271
(^)
20,109
121,833
159,125
108,651
39,127
17,611
3,349
25,145
132,910
127,196
8,092
25,251
42,158
34,420
10,784
5,745
478
5,714
57,855
56,918
(^)
14,218
28,964
7,858
3,207
n
194,832
194,832
3,179
23,238
46,794
78,672
28,682
13,753
514
36,652
36,652
(^)
6,500
16,948
6,651
1,937
69,329
68,683
7,844
20,460
26,835
9,093
4,396
646
677,694
675,633
17,056
114,180
217,868
226,088
74,073
22,018
3,462
2,061
202,401
202,104
5,377
23,012
63,262
75,101
25,604
8,948
476
297
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
137
PROPEUETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dotlarMj
Adjusted gross income
(Thotiiand
dollara)
Net profit
(less loss)
Other income
(less loss)
(Thauaand
dollara)
Taxable-
income
(Thouaerd
doltara)
Income tax
after
credits
(Thouam^d
dollar*)
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
RETAIL TRADE
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Building Materials Dealers
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Hardware Stores
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Farm Equipment Dealers
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Mail Order Houses
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Automatic Merchandising Machine Operators
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
1,516,801
1,147,262
27,727
251,627
495,657
295,628
69,840
5,874
875
34
369,539
25,005
19,579
( = )
3,591
9,176
4,863
1,398
127
25
24,247
18,195
( = )
2,992
7,181
6,101
1,410
90
21
1
6,052
11,814
9,026
(^)
(^)
4,189
2,180
1,148
100
L3
2,788
8,385
6,585
2,194
2,748
566
65
15
1,800
16,571
13,119
( = )
1,995
6,251
3,716
822
120
16
3,452
1,543,999
1,168,065
28,325
256,415
502,639
301,418
72,196
6,105
930
37
375,934
25,005
19,579
( = )
3,591
9,176
4,863
1,398
127
25
24,247
18,195
(^)
2,992
7,181
6,101
1,410
90
21
1
6,052
11,840
9,052
(=)
( = )
4,189
2,180
1,174
100
13
2,788
8,385
6,585
( = )
2,194
2,748
566
65
15
1,800
16,641
13,122
1,995
6,251
3,716
822
120
19
3,519
81,115,999
68,015,620
594,692
7,634,266
21,403,491
22,134,131
13,716,453
2,070,372
449,430
12,785
13,100,382
1,412,969
1,208,336
(^)
95,424
484,893
376,093
201,529
42,457
4,750
204,633
1,292,251
1,127,310
(^)
86,713
346,533
494,261
172,188
18,737
6,352
169
164,941
1,665,907
1,376,240
(^)
( = )
379,164
450,302
403,776
50,594
9,101
289,667
109,934
96,009
8,558
30,059
41,978
7,435
4,545
13,925
436,817
360,903
15,724
101,301
93,507
129,065
13,446
7,643
75,909
11,486,910
11,088,788
42,533
932,755
3,664,250
3,948,566
1,950,186
376,298
136,253
37,947
398,122
206,486
201,122
(^)
13,849
69,301
67,607
37,970
7,872
3,914
5,364
198,125
197,811
(^)
11,377
52,911
85,453
36,450
5,906
3,101
2,093
314
109,302
110,702
(^)
(^)
32,353
31,373
33,310
6,495
1,825
^1,400
86,664
82,974
(^)
16,164
38,135
18,487
4,163
2,660
3,690
155,093
146,693
(^)
7,872
50,838
50,242
26,958
8,017
2,406
8,400
5,412,338
5,387,045
27,496
474,638
1,538,031
1,957,802
1,181,787
176,585
30,844
^138
25.296
120,776
117,452
(^)
4,723
48,148
37,384
22,667
3,596
516
113,875
118,113
(^)
6,617
33,372
55,702
19,754
1,721
4^0
9
'4,233
a.,795
67,655
(^)
(^)
13,988
21,286
24,816
3,655
651
^5,860
13,512
13,979
2,050
3,824
5,044
1,260
772
37,451
37,367
1,470
9,348
9,875
13,184
2,662
763
6,074,572
5,701,743
15,037
458,117
2,126,219
1,990,764
768,399
199,713
105,409
3S,08i
372,826
85,710
83,670
9,126
21,153
30,223
15,303
4,276
3,398
84,250
79,698
4,760
19,539
29,751
16,696
4,185
2,661
2,084
4,552
47,507
43,047
( = )
( = )
18,365
10,087
8,494
2,840
1,174
4,460
73,152
68,995
14,114
34,311
13,443
2,903
1,888
4,157
117,647
109,331
( = )
6,402
41,490
40,367
13,774
5,355
1,643
8,316
7,145,399
7,102,273
11,229
366,984
1,951,611
2,717,011
1,586,408
323,578
113,152
32,300
43,126
131,825
131,025
5,895
36,357
47,178
31,073
6,870
3,032
135,070
135,038
30,842
60,409
30,007
5,235
2,574
1,438
32
79,374
78,439
17,737
22,437
28,114
5,881
1,617
54,997
54,997
7,691
25,113
14,603
3,521
2,228
98,478
95,663
(')
3,320
26,373
34,313
22,038
6,987
2,043
2,815
(3)
1,399,132
1,579
52,637
305,073
484,753
371,604
112,749
52,860
17,372
26,059
26,059
( = )
791
5,493
8,534
7,462
2,407
1,351
27,031
27,031
643
4,812
10,913
7,018
1,807
1,146
715
16,103
16,103
{')
( = )
2,514
4,024
6,591
1,931
691
12,090
12,090
1,171
4,667
3,561
1,310
1,087
19,444
19,444
488
4,138
6,112
5,312
2,481
901
138
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2 12-NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry and sise of adjusted gross income
RETAIL TRADE — Continued
Direct Selling Establishments
Taxable returns, total — ..
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000..
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Variety and Other General Merchandise Stores
Taxable returns, total.
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000...
$20,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Grocery Stores
Taxable returns, total.
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Meat and Fish Markets
Total..
Taxable returns , total . . .
$600 under $2,000 ,
$2,000 under $5,000...
$5,000 under $10,000..
$10,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 tinder $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000..
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Fruit Stores and Vegetable Markets
Taxable returns, total.
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000..-.
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000..
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Candy. Nut, and Confectioneiy Stores
Total.
Taxable returns , total . . ,
$600 under $2,000 ,
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000...
$10,000 under $20,000..
$20,000 under $50,000....
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000.,
$500, 000 or more
NiUDber of
returns
(1)
Nontaxable returns .
160,498
130,573
3,191
22,740
69,800
32,604
2,063
161
19
52,768
39,017
9,575
16,396
9,610
2,729
267
40
1
13,751
188,531
129,433
4,987
37,901
56,452
24,587
5,007
462
37
16,439
12,050
2,992
5,984
2,243
589
Number of
businesses
(')
10,905
7,442
2,992
2,793
702
2
1
3,463
9,916
8,019
1,995
3,192
2,106
306
1
1,897
(2)
161,363
130,344
3,191
22,940
69,800
32,670
2,063
161
19
30,519
52,847
39,071
9,575
16,396
9,610
2,783
267
40
1
13,776
188,930
129, 632
4,987
37,901
56,651
24,587
5,007
462
37
59,298
16,439
12,050
2,992
5,984
2,243
589
3
4,389
Business
receipts
(Thoutmid
ehltara)
(3)
3,463
9,916
8,019
(=)
1,995
3,192
2,106
306
1
1,897
857,264
709,270
9,288
125,884
302,330
212,162
30,796
28,423
387
2,841,602
2,341,54S
(^)
407,646
678,635
757, 551
406,316
74, 598
14,771
15,322,010
12,429,753
187,004
1,923,472
4,534,798
3,179,800
2,127,883
393,119
83,677
2,892,257
968,419
819,328
92,237
282,951
274,470
120,749
1,322
Adjusted gross income
(Thout^d
dp/fflf»J
(4)
10,933
302,854
7,470
234,028
(')
(2)
2,992
2,793
702
66,747
106,409
31,239
2
1
144
82
68,826
277,846
243,941
30,124
104,252
61,214
45,434
1,151,850
1,093,708
4,882
83,865
528,407
410,810
52,632
10,314
2,798
58,142
386,802
383, 628
35,370
120,834
129,213
73,769
17,156
6,062
557
3,174
1,098,832
1,044,749
7,581
138,476
409,347
317,778
136,602
29,389
5,576
108,682
103, 655
11,077
42,696
30,655
15,750
408
52,149
46,477
(-)
10,603
20,246
8,987
Net profit
(less loss)
(5)
358
959
5,672
67,097
65,335
21,897
25,616
8,516
142
139,946
123,870
1,614
22,494
55, 531
37,416
4,544
2,254
17
16,076
193,917
201,302
(')
20,325
60,549
68,783
42,680
8,117
1,277
15
'7,385
613,595
5,511
83,217
231,419
181,350
90,462
18,607
3,029
6,354
59,299
56,855
(^)
4,379
20,233
20,728
9,621
51
2,444
25,963
23,328
5,908
12,998
2,045
Other income
(less loss)
(Thot33ind
dottaf)
(6)
25
5
2,635
22,245
23,728
2,018
9,683
3,301
3,170
1
'1,483
1,011,904
969,338
3,268
61,371
472,876
373,394
48,088
8,060
2,781
192,385
182,326
(^)
15,045
60,285
60,430
31,089
9,039
4,785
562
10, 559
478,883
431,154
2,070
55,259
177,928
136,428
46,140
10,782
2,547
47,729
49,383
46,800
6,698
22,463
9,927
6,129
357
Taxable
income
tkttUrM)
(7)
2,583
26,186
23,149
4,695
7,248
6,942
333
954
3,037
44,852
41,607
5,289
12,214
17,315
5,346
629,975
626,943
1,609
34,968
273,859
264,612
40,800
8,673
2,422
3,032
258,656
257,177
13,184
71,066
92,944
59,254
14,940
5,130
509
1,479
652,068
644,268
1,862
53,035
225,473
220,682
112,755
25,729
4,732
7,800
60,792
60,754
3,533
20,990
20,993
12,497
358
23,256
22,787
2,716
9,107
6,152
( = )
(')
327
865
469
39,825
39,825
( = )
1,876
12,999
16,466
7,125
139
Income tax
after
credits
(ThouiMid
tto/i.raj
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Return$/1967 • Proprietorships
139
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross Income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Adjusted gross income
(Thousmid
ehllara)
Met profit
(lees loss)
( Thauaiwtd
dallara)
Other income
(less loss)
(Thouaiwtd
dollar*)
Taxable
income
(ThouMand
tkllara)
Income tax
after
credits
(ThouaMid
dillarm)
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
RETAIL TBADE— Continued
Retail Bakeries
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2^000 under $3,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,0,00 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Dairy Products and Other Food Stores
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Motor Vehicle Dealers
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Tire. Battery, and Accessory Dealers
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Gasoline Service Stations
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2, 000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000 '
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Other Automotive Dealers
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns i
Footnotes at end of table.
10,054
2,394
4,388
2,543
716
2
1
3,801
9,785
7,381
( = )
3,391
2,014
350
5
2,404
42,518
30,568
6,383
11,571
8,036
3,676
257
44
3
11,950
17,123
13,694
2,394
5,386
4,261
1,355
90
197,067
153,651
2,194
33,313
74,329
38,471
5,051
261
29
3
43,416
12,742
9,808
4,189
3,436
1,423
126
36
2,934
13,855
10,054
2,394
4,388
2,543
(^)
9,785
7,381
3,391
2,014
350
5
2,404
17,151
1,277,242
13,722
1,029,986
2,394
5,386
4,261
120,645
240,578
394,695
1,383
90
9
241,289
24,613
957
3,429
247,256
197,169
153,753
2,194
33,313
74,329
38,572
5,051
261
30
3
43,416
12,309
9,875
4,189
3,503
1,423
126
36
2,934
640,840
505,246
54,416
199,416
154,944
94,562
218
14
135,594
370,023
317,367
118,087
101,835
56,271
2,197
52,656
42,547
6,182,441
30,568
5,153,667
(')
(')
6,383
286,502
11,571
1,203,695
8,036
1,430,239
3,676
1,838,415
257
237,373
V.
88,481
3
6,325
11,979
1,028,774
16,009,389
13,630,182
89,956
1,646,938
5,592,211
5,000,228
1,165,737
114,741
16,749
3,622
2,379,207
956,934
805,785
206,419
275,546
272,675
36,611
6,025
151,149
icr7,137
99,490
10,010
31,831
33,778
20,126
298
2,907
7,647
75,793
73,005
25,334
28,802
10,980
631
353,053
354,813
24,000
83,536
110,205
108,293
16,235
5,989
5,618
^1,760
154,976
151,951
10,299
39,477
60,067
34,640
5,946
1,162
3,025
1,442,253
1,359,324
3,696
129,351
552,757
512,650
137,250
16,427
4,843
2,350
82,929
135,743
134,706
29,833
46,625
40,890
8,459
6,631
1,037
79,945
73,114
7,170
23,152
26,676
15,733
15
lis
6,831
31,848
33,723
10,014
13,137
4,994
156
^1,875
161,557
182,453
(^)
8,808
36,745
56,508
68,079
8,995
2,414
131
^20,896
84,815
87,129
(^)
2,526
17,851
39,894
23,738
2,781
^2,314
860,277
823,030
2,972
72,424
320,148
341,747
76,945
7,888
805
101
44,266
45,435
8,115
17,332
16,124
2,874
181
^1,169
27,192
26,376
2,840
8,679
7,102
4,393
283
2,925
816
43,945
39,282
15,320
15,665
5,986
191,496
172,360
15,192
46,791
53,697
40,214
7,240
3,575
5,487
19,136
70,161
64,822
7,773
21,626
20,173
10,902
3,165
1,123
581,976
536,294
724
56,927
232,609
170,903
60,305
8,539
4,038
2,249
45,682
91,477
89,271
21,718
29,293
24,766
5,585
6,450
65,243
64,370
4,602
16,052
23,493
16,658
273
2,808
873
46,124
46,013
12,423
20,420
9,093
530
244,571
244,052
10,180
41,771
75,850
90, sn
14,3&4
5,273
5,434
519
101,896
100,874
3,129
20,705
42,820
27,983
5,281
914
824,839
877
48,251
290, 640
353,433
110,898
14,464
4,109
2,167
3,465
94,534
93,850
14,788
31,986
32,880
7,131
5,698
684
12,603
12,603
671
2,333
4,150
3,692
124
1,489
8,703
8,703
1,910
3,573
2,241
230
54,517
54,517
1,479
6,434
13,613
22,035
5,073
2,490
3,302
20,058
20,058
467
3,308
7,782
6,171
1,912
412
147,741
147,741
125
6,826
44,916
62,553
25,127
5,012
1,980
1,197
20,893
20,898
2,330
5,707
7,535
2,399
2,737
140
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollara)
Adjusted gross income
(Thoutand
tbllsra)
Net profit
(less loss)
Other income
(less loss)
f Thousstd
dotlari)
Taxable
income
Income tax
after
credits
CD
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
RETAIL TRADE— Continued
Women's Ready -to-Wear and Accessory Stores, and Fuj Shops
Total
Taxable returns^ total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Other Apparel and Accessory Stores
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Furniture Stores
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Home Furnishings, and Equipment Stores. Except Appliances
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Household Appliances. Radio. TV. and Music Stores
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2, 000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Eating Places
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
23,907
18,349
(^)
3,192
6,184
6,092
2,408
236
38
31
360
27
531
f2
<4
189
8
567
9
369
4
893
271
39
24,624
20,028
3,990
7,381
5,862
2,386
356
53
17,693
14,938
(')
3,192
5,984
4,213
1,025
110
15
35,985
28,080
4,987
1",971
8,643
2,083
186
13
7,905
184,095
129,115
4,787
34,571
52,762
29,993
6,352
554
89
7
54,980
23,907
18,349
3,192
6,184
6,092
2,408
236
38
24,624
20,028
3,990
7,381
5,862
2,386
356
53
4,596
17,693
14,938
(')
3,192
5,984
4,213
1,025
110
184,927
129,652
4,787
34,770
52,762
30,061
5,603
569
93
7
55,275
1,210,052
1,073,219
(^)
89,880
256,519
337,399
310, 6&;
60,115
17,776
31,493
1,983,392
27,664
1,844,347
{')
(^)
4,189
102,873
8,567
259,677
9,435
634,760
4,950
737,464
281
89,579
39
17,904
4
749
139,045
1,596,820
1,493,338
142,818
304,418
531,689
406,581
92,874
14,958
103,482
701,533
636,064
(')
67,411
134,109
215,973
170,167
43,685
3,900
36,024
l,99i;370
28,119
1,776,139
(")
i')
4,987
10,971
8,643
130,784
489,564
667,445
2,112
196
13
392,341
64,358
14,524
215,231
6,636,588
5,228,885
84,407
747,357
1,525,852
1,735,859
950,579
146,155
38 ,065
6U
1,407,703
224,719
224,948
(^)
11,904
44, 3U
80,688
66,482
15,195
5,974
370,453
(')
14,973
66,824
125,897
135,195
17,108
5,415
4,803
'2,453
246,988
249,699
15,939
53,189
80,783
68,228
22,976
8,584
'2.711
157
809
153
535
('
13
148
46
033
55
487
29
073
6
856
2
202
4,274
304,761
294,377
{')
19,255
81,583
119,497
59,596
10,954
1,942
1,218,929
1,151,515
7,328
124,029
384,010
399,953
179,585
35,781
13,402
7,427
67,414
108,572
106,322
7,051
21,369
34,873
34,318
7,067
1,448
211,753
214,532
9,407
24,069
79,857
89,888
9,495
1,346
10
'2,779
U3,195
137,796
9,564
24,992
47,838
42,577
11,046
1,779
76,671
75,183
7,573
15,540
30,815
18,317
2,926
808
162,170
162,286
( = )
13,298
23,858
70,177
40,363
7,348
724
588,399
584,216
6,094
67,442
161,405
205,763
123,589
16,038
4,120
'235
116,147
118,626
4,853
22,944
45,815
32,164
8,128
4,526
'2,479
156,247
155,921
5,566
42,755
46,040
45,308
7,613
3,569
4,793
4,183
326
113,793
111,903
6,375
28,197
32,945
25,651
11,930
6,805
81,138
78,352
(^)
5,575
30,543
24,672
10,756
3,930
1,394
2,786
142,591
132,091
(=)
5,957
52,725
49,320
19,228
3,606
1,218
567,299
1,234
56,587
222,605
194,190
55,996
19,743
9,282
7,662
63,231
158,522
158,522
(^)
6,223
24,039
56,335
53,802
13,047
5,004
260,684
260,212
(=)
5,076
34,432
88,473
108,511
14,834
4,722
4,057
472
173,103
172,430
7,584
27,142
55,974
55,535
19,232
6,963
96,653
96,653
5,108
24,867
36,208
23,115
5,376
1,726
196,971
196,165
I')
6,984
44,313
83,712
49,163
9,530
1,620
726,889
719,285
1,837
50,595
200,677
271,309
147,065
30,587
11,022
6,193
7,604
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
141
PROPRIETOEIS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Table 2.12— NU^fBER OF RETURNS, NU^fBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES —Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
RETAIL TRADE — Cctntinued
Drinking Places
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2, 000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Drug and Proprietary Stores
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Liquor Stores
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Antique and Secondhand Stores
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Sporting Goods Stores and Bicycle Shops
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000. under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Jewelry Stores
Total
TEixable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
Number of
returns
(1)
94,192
68,696
20,546
27,129
16,464
2,593
147
21
1
25,496
27,101
23,929
2,593
5,016
9,389
5,275
433
24
3,172
25,747
21, 314
2,992
7,580
7,470
2,632
206
41,368
29,682
8,771
12,168
6,457
1,400
212
74
2
11,686
15,894
12,449
2,220
4,588
4,882
(.')
3,445
18,659
15,614
2,793
6,583
4,320
1,368
131
20
3,045
Number of
businesses
(2)
94,658
69,162
20,746
27,328
16,531
2,593
147
21
1
25,496
27,102
23,930
2,593
5,016
9,389
6,275
433
25
3,172
25,772
21,339
2,992
7,580
7,470
2,657
206
33
2
4,433
41,393
29,707
8,771
12,168
6,457
1,425
212
74
2
11,686
15,894
12,449
2,220
4,588
4,882
( = )
3,445
18,659
15, 614
2,793
6,583
4,320
1,368
131
20
Business
receipts
f Thousand
dollars)
(3)
3,221,938
2,602,591
I')
502,481
909,716
887,887
243,707
18,347
4,200
21
619,347
2,707,443
119,777
312,623
960,524
1,165,935
138,543
7,907
179,593
2,355,389
2,128,856
95,424
525,301
798,027
594,308
88,848
19,239
690
226,533
469,785
407,281
90,886
123,462
122,233
45,643
16,205
7,030
58
62,504
536,502
450,095
18,124
124,591
190,912
110,916
1,187
86,407
676,650
600,428
(=)
41,296
174,567
192,859
145,874
31,797
8,079
Adjusted gros
(Thousand
dollari)
(4)
76,222
538,723
569,952
72,363
193,851
215,359
69,434
9,836
3,360
2,907
18,771
399,886
395,315
8,766
40,250
134,210
180,100
28,537
3,084
270,906
266,769
11,232
55,915
103,695
75,352
12,986
5,374
1,663
4,137
288,298
273,907
32,539
86,264
86,309
39,404
13,922
13,C44
1,586
14,391
134,092
132,087
3,202
35,308
65,457
19,366
1,344
172,502
169,385
9,694
48,615
61,848
37,807
8,152
2,643
3,117
Net profit
(less loss)
(5)
310,909
312,026
42,361
105,426
121,036
37,914
2,523
793
I4
'l,U7
293,158
298,030
(')
8,062
28,873
101,374
140,897
17,631
974
Other income
(less loss)
(Thousand
doltarsj
(6)
51,628
48,710
9,141
12,540
17,940
4,670
2,910
1,068
46,679
43,290
1,774
11,236
23,960
10,728
185
^1,611
107,673
105,761
7,528
29,031
37,190
25,803
4,315
936
277,814
257,926
30,002
88,425
94,273
31,520
7,313
2,567
2,911
19,838
101,728
97,235
704
U,377
32,836
39,203
10,906
2,110
4,493
147,073
123,833
150,736
116,033
(')
(')
6,758
29,974
61,333
4,474
25,941
41,857
44,339
6,195
1,256
51
30,513
6,791
4,118
1,612
13,663
7,800
236,670
225,197
23,398
73,724
68,369
34,734
11,012
11,976
1,582
11,473
87,413
83,797
6,428
24,072
41,497
3,633
1,159
3,616
64,829
63,624
(')
2,166
19,584
24,658
12,0(X
3,337
1,657
1,205
Taxable
income
(Thousand
dollars)
(7)
362,628
358,831
( = )
27,859
106,654
152,623
56,936
8,433
2,828
2,808
3,797
294,826
293,522
3,195
22,024
92,766
147,825
24,967
2,585
1,304
184,996
(^)
3,794
31,106
72,114
61,147
11,054
4,212
1,514
1,485
176,508
176,079
(-')
13,556
46,393
61,205
31,312
U,683
10,529
1,239
429
87,356
87,356
3,004
20,341
45,353
15,364
1,162
111,398
111,341
2,786
25,535
43,464
30,299
6,996
2,136
Income tax
after
credits
(Thousmid
dollars)
(8)
67,168
67,168
3,895
16,683
27,525
13,191
2,895
1,400
1,489
65,950
65,950
468
3,590
16,663
35,153
3,934
1,121
40,052
40,052
( = )
551
4,753
13,226
14,752
3,915
1,933
364
37,935
37,935
1,918
7,332
11,244
7,530
4,104
5,117
667
16,339
16,839
432
3,279
8,251
3,609
520
23,133
23,133
399
4,177
8,033
7,171
2,341
996
142
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Business Retiirns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES —Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollara)
Adjusted gross income
(Thouand
dollara)
Net profit
(less loss)
Other income
(less loss)
(Thou a and
dollara)
Taxable
income
Income tax
after
credits
(1)
(2)
O)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
RETAIL TRADE — Continued
Fuel and Ice Dealers
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2jOOO under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Florists
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Newsstands
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
FINANCE, INSURANCE, AMD KEAL ESTATE
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Credit Agencies Other Than Banks
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000- under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Security Brokers. Dealers, and Flotation Companies
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
1<;,205
12,208
( = )
6,782
3,081
849
85
14
1
1,997
22,508
16,422
( = )
4,190
6,583
4,318
1,067
55
9
1
6,086
12,925
10,332
(=)
2,793
5,779
1,303
(^)
543,289
452,994
5,181
52,712
162,098
164,785
58,899
7,379
1,848
92
90,295
5,359
4,574
I.')
1,642
1,531
297
102
16,359
13,812
5,386
4,793
2,062
502
262
10
2,547
14,205
12,208
(')
6,782
3,081
849
85
14
1
22,508
16,422
4,190
6,583
4,318
1,067
55
6,086
12,925
10,332
2,793
5,779
1,303
2,593
548,651
456,803
5,181
52,911
163,095
166,095
59,885
7,625
1,916
95
91,848
5,365
4,580
(')
1,642
1,531
302
103
5
785
16,359
13,812
5,386
4,793
2,062
502
262
10
2,547
657,567
530,089
(^)
(=)
179,854
148,155
150,838
25,783
13,126
127,478
681,962
577,921
96,143
173,955
200,447
96,240
9,533
810
15
104,041
202,193
183, 623
57,736
76,587
43,496
504
18, 570
5,738,222
5,915,254
16,193
233,781
1,185,334
2,053,331
1,822,248
421,395
171,446
11,526
822,968
81,747
>.')
22,265
32,306
11,888
4,822
357
9,290
319,315
266,556
i')
(.')
35,509
91,281
50,363
42,722
37,152
2,957
52,759
134,034
131,165
(^)
(^)
51,572
40,944
24,933
5,690
2,209
1,392
2,869
161,777
154,541
15,966
47,259
57,636
26,988
3,535
1,238
1,631
7,236
73,911
71,112
( = )
9,273
43,747
16,107
(^)
131
6,404,873
6,296,116
7,141
201,270
1,226,432
2,232,452
1,688,829
487,801
302,170
100,021
108,757
113,074
117,906
(.')
22,554
44,290
20,499
17,095
6,683
'4,832
260,178
263,352
(')
42,830
66,886
60,259
34,487
46,424
9,968
'3,174
60,016
60,425
21,551
19,134
14,488
2,287
706
72,797
71,835
4,554
20,533
29,987
15,518
1,348
5
I79
962
21,294
20,350
5,572
8,780
5,662
25
2,242,242
2,239,341
5,215
81,796
443,035
820,723
706,952
134,390
46,859
371
2,901
24,257
26,368
(')
7,431
13,301
4,218
1,319
31
'2,111
80,425
87,294
(^)
(')
18,042
15,530
19,864
19,077
13,849
49
'6,869
74,018
70,740
<P
30,021
21,810
10,445
3,403
1,503
1,392
3,278
88,980
82,706
11,412
26,726
27,649
11,470
2,187
1,233
1,710
6,274
52,617
50,762
3,701
34,967
10,445
106
1,855
4,162,631
4,056,775
1,926
119,474
783,397
1,461,729
981,877
353,411
255,311
99,650
105,856
38,817
91,538
(-)
(.')
15,123
30,989
16,231
15,776
6,652
'2,721
179,753
176,058
(')
(-)
24,788
51,356
40,395
15,410
32,575
9,919
3,695
84,517
84,123
26,489
27,686
20,335
5,068
2,013
1,143
394
99,885
99,863
7,894
24,448
40,742
21,516
3,168
1,096
892
22
37,436
37,436
2,851
22,996
10,262
114
4,257,662
4,247,101
1,698
74,769
632,922
1,514,529
1,304,536
396,650
242,175
79,822
10,561
87,434
87,434
14,839
34,926
16,958
13,400
3,694
188,055
187,773
(')
23,699
43,723
46,077
28,239
37,581
7,552
282
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
143
PROPRIETOEIS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES —Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollsra)
Adjusted gross Income
(Thousand
dollara)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thousand
tbllora)
Other income
(less loss)
(Thoua^d
dollara)
Taxable
income
ira)
Income tax
after
credits
(ThauaMyd
dollara)
FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE— Continued
Commodity Contracts Brokers, Dealers, Security and Commodity
Exchanges, and Allied Services
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2jOOO
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,0,00 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Insurance Agents, Brokers, and Service
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Real Estate Operators, Except Developers. and
Lessors of Buildings
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Lessors of Real Property Other Than Buildiiigs
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Real Estate Agents , Brokers . and Managers
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2^000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Subdividers and Developers
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
7,212
5,955
(')
(')
2,478
1,371
346
153
12
157,770
15,820
57,747
58,568
21,718
2,109
405
10,280
(^)
3,386
3,319
1,440
366
161
IS
3,782
73,003
54,907
(=)
9,769
22,518
16,285
4,013
842
265
19
18,096
171
(.'
20
62
64,
19
2,
,757
622
168
352
13
1,142
1,077
276
58
9
7,212
5,955
(')
2,478
1,371
346
153
12
(=)
178,391
158,100
15,820
57,946
58,635
21,775
2,114
407
14,069
10,285
(')
I'}
3,386
3,319
1,440
366
166
18
3,784
73,010
54,914
(^)
9,769
22,518
16,285
4,013
847
267
19
18,096
208,111
172,129
(^)
20,740
62,889
64,790
19,759
2,188
354
13
35,982
4,219
3,763
(.'}
1,142
1,077
276
62
9
97,798
71,053
(^)
20,635
20,979
13,718
7,158
828
2,475,311
2,285,394
('}
86,919
427, X7
811,936
744,015
160,075
48,139
1,165
189,917
282,593
172,259
(^)
(')
28,504
41,505
39,533
32,463
19,977
4,296
110,334
88,180
12,305
29,273
23,197
12,840
6,671
2,274
174
28,343
1,991,969
1,794,541
(^)
90,476
458,689
646,780
484,434
87,924
19,625
662
197,428
162,223
114,705
(')
55,810
31,332
11,199
4,612
1,060
140,599
143,711
(.')
34,300
39,261
24,163
27,231
9,576
2,201,766
2,148,104
(')
63,245
442,721
813,223
618,723
137,618
61,726
8,632
53,662
184,298
196
153
f'
f =
24
059
47
170
42
133
25
347
29
195
25
159
111
355
687,681
652,752
(^)
35,899
160,443
220,081
116,025
57,008
44,645
17,061
34,929
77,367
476,388
895,143
553,521
140,384
54,767
16, 662
33,486
89
344
96
287
(2
f2
16
108
33
890
18
797
8
638
10
390
(')
(')
(=)
34,071
34,842
'■V
( = )
8,243
12,678
7,121
4,124
692
(=)
1,063,333
1,040,861
30,678
198,103
387,662
346,645
60,336
15,302
281
22,972
'15,870
3,140
(^)
(=)
3,167
3,428
3,082
17
'772
'351
'24,010
40,083
28,249
(^)
5,259
8,982
8,574
4,274
752
'176
'147
11,834
782,708
776,061
(^)
33,366
179,347
313,914
209,663
31,022
7,124
'153
6,647
4,376
8,908
(=)
'1,607
3,910
1,095
723
'36
106,528
103,869
(')
26,057
26,583
17,042
23,107
8,884
1,137,933
1,107,243
(^)
32,567
244,618
425,561
272,078
77,282
46,424
8,351
30,690
200,168
188,013
I')
20,892
43,742
39,051
25,330
29,967
25,510
12,155
647,593
624,503
30,640
151,461
211,507
111,751
56,256
44,821
17,208
23,095
1,467,116
1,440,277
(^)
44,001
297,041
581,229
343,853
109,362
47,543
16,815
26,839
34,963
37,379
(')
17,715
29,930
17,702
7,915
10,426
105,315
105,282
(^)
21,977
30,054
19,565
22,013
8,115
1,436,723
1,433,292
(')
23,871
227,325
530,747
478,762
112,827
50,835
8,162
3,431
139,193
138,850
(^)
(=)
13,140
32,382
31,271
20,236
22,652
13,137
343
440,168
(')
14,462
85,238
151,860
91,520
46,334
36,123
13,926
3,722
1,462,805
1,461,346
(^)
27,482
244,254
595,920
424,009
112,973
43,093
13,029
72,509
72,087
(')
I')
10,100
25,433
15,308
6,937
3,633
(8)
32,894
32,894
(.')
3,983
6,967
7,109
10,236
4,172
316
448
316
448
f2
)
3
36
96
422
482
183
113,109
39,420
23,676
4,044
43,260
(^)
(^)
2,108
6,076
7,753
7,137
10,531
9,464
106,432
106,432
(^)
1,975
13,159
28,012
21,377
16,802
16,961
7,668
315,142
315,142
(')
3,953
33,613
103,191
99,262
33,789
19,623
6,624
22,391
22,391
(^)
( = )
1,770
6,317
5,397
3,123
4,797
(=)
(=)
144
PROPEUETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Business Retums/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2 12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUhfBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOMi: AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected indufitry and size of adjusted gross income
FINANCE, IMSURAUCE, AND HEAL ESTATE— Continued
Operative Builders
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000 ■
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more ■
Nontaxable returns
Combinations of Real Estate, Insurance. Loans.
and Law Offices
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 undet $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
SERVICES
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Hotels
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Tourist Courts and Motels
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000' under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Tfa-aller Parlis and Camps
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
Number of
returns
(1)
6,722
5,462
1,994
2,011
1,307
120
30
32,637
25,445
2,793
6,383
10,395
5,250
518
105
1
7,192
2,277,139
1,908,162
59,443
297,470
648,826
561,276
280,902
51,451
8,479
315
368,977
11,247
6,237
1,994
2,194
1,374
569
75
26
38,965
(2
6
383
10
373
6
111
2
418
399
78
9
24,531
17,351
3,391
7,780
4,754
1,025
171
27
4
7,180
Number of
businesses
(2)
6,722
663,692
5,462
558,890
1,994
121,337
2,011
165,171
1,307
226,570
120
27,711
30
18,101
(=)
32,637
25,445
2,793
6,383
10,395
5,250
518
105
1
7,192
59,443
302,856
661,627
574,625
287,873
53,170
8,805
336
378,952
39,005
26,608
(^)
6,383
10,373
6,145
2,418
404
79
9
12,397
24,532
17,352
3,391
7,780
4,754
1,025
171
28
4
7,180
Business
receipts
(Thotiaend
dollars)
(3)
I.'}
507,226
455,525
16,846
73,096
163,987
167,104
26,087
8,379
245,652
L, 063, 993
i, 403, 342
',945,415
1,594,006
1,907,825
.,033,395
75,133
1,253
358,725
6,243
203,789
1,994
16,676
2,194
45,685
1,374
77,210
569
51,345
80
4,603
27
4,688
5
3,577
5,010
154,936
837,667
614,975
(')
66,030
191,732
172,414
126,926
41,568
10,481
1,954
222,692
282,889
198,233
(')
19,433
51,762
63,158
45,823
9,044
1,813
392
Adjusted gross income
(Thouatrd
tbttatu)
(4)
87,618
93,070
13,465
28,861
38,963
7,724
4,057
426,087
413,347
11,429
50,675
147,195
154,626
33,368
15,472
582
12,740
27,779,432
27,180,332
88,797
1,091,864
4,832,290
7,730,003
8,445,372
3,358,054
1,282,739
351,213
599,100
77,486
77,857
14,863
18,658
17,236
4,500
4,739
11,391
^371
302,579
301,080
(^)
22,285
76,138
83,902
69, 141
26,220
11,964
10,237
1,499
185,499
180,219
(=)
11,377
57,447
63,576
27,854
10,949
4,515
4,153
5,280
Net profit
(less loss)
(5)
42,424
47,031
8,211
13,442
23,015
546
1,817
173,412
166,800
7,715
20,750
59,677
65,813
9,693
3,137
15
6,612
58,905
535,511
,681,732
,733,835
,007,683
,182,745
509,571
12,964
247,029
^222
19,323
6,120
6,849
4,524
430
'426
'369
'19,545
83,095
90,072
4,689
26,297
29,109
24,177
4,411
576
40
'6,977
24,302
24,274
'212
7,201
8,256
7,526
1,989
'493
'269
28
Other income
(less loss)
(Thouimid
dollar a)
(6)
45,194
46,039
5,254
15,419
15,948
7,178
2,240
252,675
246,547
3,714
29,925
87,518
88,813
23,675
12,335
567
6,128
,759,454
.,407,386
29,892
506,353
1,150,558
.,996,168
1,437,689
.,175,309
773,168
333,249
352,071
77,708
58,534
4,275
8,743
11,809
12,712
4,070
5,165
11,760
19,174
219,484
211,008
17,596
49,841
54,793
44,964
21,809
11,383
10,197
8,476
5,252
Taxable
income
(Jhotiaand
(7)
64,713
64,125
5,521
19,239
30,492
5,940
2,933
289,701
289,208
3,514
25,769
98,712
121,041
27,624
11,987
561
493
1,094,583
',019,996
25,133
443,907
1,621,713
',223,038
.,586.826
;, 787, 738
.,044,156
287,485
74,587
54,608
53,999
8,866
13,309
12,854
3,435
3,212
9,847
609
215,764
211,311
( = )
8,347
44,903
61,682
56,951
21,604
9,579
7,935
4,453
61,197
113,121
55,945
117,358
(=)
(.')
U,589
3,295
50,246
31,689
55,320
43,597
20,328
22,258
8,960
9,012
5,008
3,795
4,422
3,545
Income tax
after
credits
(8)
W,637
14,637
861
3,506
7,026
1,945
1,299
67,320
67,320
507
4,049
18,091
29,195
9,700
5,501
277
4,668,644
4,668,644
3,530
65,029
417,528
949,897
1,602,895
982,450
487,052
160,263
15,870
15,870
1,376
2,541
3,097
1,167
1,446
5,864
46,981
46,981
(=)
1,082
6,241
10,597
13,446
7,272
4,444
3,855
24,935
( = )
464
4,883
7,720
4,981
3,154
1,604
1,905
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
145
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
doUora)
Adjusted gross inc<
(Thoua^d
doiJaraJ
Net profit
(less loss)
( Thouaand
dotlara)
Other income
(less loss)
(Thousand
dot I art)
Taxable
income
(Thouamd
dollora)
Income tax
after
credits
(Thoua^d
dallara)
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
SERVICES — Continued
Other Lodging Places
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Coin-oberated Laundries and Diy Cleaning
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Other Laundries and Dry Cleaning Plants
Total.,
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50, 000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Photographic Studios
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$501000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Beauty Shops
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000 ,
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Barber Shops
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
■footnotes at end of table.
31,903
18,663
2,194
6,383
6,184
3,244
522
115
17
13,240
30,579
21,869
?)
2,593
8,976
8,107
1,876
100
17
1
8,710
48,486
35,078
8,179
14,163
8,972
1,861
95
13
13,408
30,661
27,868
4,787
12,168
8,831
1,523
125
36
2,793
210,880
169,766
10,373
37,502
77,032
41,063
3,635
151
10
126,291
100,757
4,588
30,121
52,263
13,327
421
30
25,534
31,903
18,663
2,194
6,383
6,184
3,244
522
115
17
4
13,240
8,710
48,839
35,203
8,179
14,163
9,040
1,918
95
13
13,636
30,661
27,868
4,787
12,168
8,831
1,523
125
36
2,793
211,301
169,987
10,373
37,502
77,032
41,197
3,717
156
10
126,292
100,757
4,588
30,121
52,263
13,327
421
30
25,535
206,158
131,990
8,269
34,722
46,437
32,367
7,513
2,404
191
87
74,168
30,670
459,683
21,960
356,158
30,039
2,593
8,976
115,095
8,141
142,099
1,933
63,550
100
4,259
17
720
1
41
103,525
1,162,796
983,158
(^)
125,655
212,522
391,754
208,685
18,543
3,069
179,638
345,808
310,422
34,255
72,884
128,187
62,592
6,644
3,146
35,386
1,706,597
1,455,438
39,593
235,735
501,497
503,071
161,409
11,988
2,145
857,129
749,893
12,326
142,603
386,112
190,298
14,684
2,846
1,024
107,236
153,973
142,594
3,104
20,896
45,481
41,289
13,826
7,571
2,612
7,815
11,379
271,003
250,091
9,812
66,971
110,693
52,327
6,429
2,573
923
20,912
335,350
312,888
30,956
102,347
116,472
52,201
6,248
1,923
22,462
235,215
278,781
16,806
88,224
117,634
41,741
8,100
5,799
15,385
133,434
577,666
523,464
95,963
9,011
1,180
60,768
724,396
670,174
6,833
115,589
370,508
163,312
10,793
2,265
874
54,222
22,038
22,367
1,439
8,024
8,916
4,634
^937
395
119
185
63,959
62,000
(=)
1,164
18,109
25,874
16,493
698
135
13
1,959
199,723
187,376
23,064
53,914
69,302
35,883
2,647
420
12,347
86,064
82,012
8,559
22,203
29,266
18,558
2,033
858
4,052
446,724
408,682
11,511
78,857
140,459
137,593
37,659
2,545
53
38,042
440,662
398,660
6,499
86,555
218,081
83,741
3,005
579
200
42,002
131,935
120,227
1,665
12,872
36,565
36,655
14,763
7,176
2,631
7,900
11,708
207,044
138,091
(=)
3,648
48,862
84,819
35,834
5,731
2,438
926
18,953
135,627
125,512
7,892
48,433
47,170
16,318
3,601
1,503
10,115
196,769
8,247
66,021
83,368
23, 183
6,017
4,941
970,147
947,421
3,874
54,577
437,207
385,871
58,304
6,466
1,122
22,726
283,734
271,514
334
29,034
152,427
79,571
7,788
1,686
674
12,220
87,947
87,135
314
9,233
24,968
27,791
9,486
6,175
2,135
6,983
312
171,735
167,938
3,887
36,356
76,817
42,332
5,393
2,049
872
3,797
190,779
11,013
50,814
79,049
42,036
5,462
1,621
177,318
176,967
6,463
47,923
77,858
33,423
6,538
4,643
840,449
4,376
62,114
322,673
364,140
78,243
7,834
1,069
5,972
368,644
367,328
1,913
41,760
199,452
102,877
8,704
1,905
7L2
(8)
19,408
19,403
44
1,353
3,969
5,056
2,163
2,229
i,ca3
3,576
30,946
30,946
497
5,216
12,798
9,214
1,802
948
445
34,221
34,221
1,565
7,436
13,143
9,313
1,909
742
34,314
34,814
878
7,743
13,972
7,715
2,241
2,244
147,035
147,035
62C
9,130
51,403
64,736
13,010
2,661
475
61,200
61,200
265
6,107
31,954
20,039
1,794
716
325
146
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
Adjusted gross income
(Thouand
dollari)
Net profit
(less loss)
Other income
(less loss)
(ThouB^d
dollar*)
Taxable
income
(ThouMtnd
dollara)
Income tax
after
credits
(1)
(2)
(3)
(■4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
SERVICES — Continued
Shoe Repair Shops , Shoe Shine Parlors , and Hat Cleaninj; Shops
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Funeral Service and CrPTn^tories
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Garment Pressing. Alteration, and Repair
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Other Personal Services
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Advertising
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Services to Buildines
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
17,982
12,966
4,189
6,583
1,772
5,016
13,540
11,745
( = )
(^)
2,593
4,399
3,151
191
15
(.')
17,258
12,070
2,394
4,987
2,638
253
3
52,244
38,480
4,183
8,976
16,557
7,315
870
70
13,764
17,178
15,146
(^)
4,787
5,728
2,552
241
41
2
2,032
50,648
41,877
2,393
9,968
19,150
9,693
637
8,771
17,982
12,966
(')
4,189
6,583
1,772
13,540
11,745
2,593
4,399
3,151
191
15
17,268
12,080
(-)
2,394
4,987
2,638
263
3
5,188
52,443
38,679
4,183
8,976
16,756
7,815
870
70
9
13,764
17,208
15,176
4,787
5,728
2,577
246
41
2
2,032
50,653
41,882
2,393
9,968
19,150
9,693
637
172,619
147,285
30,596
62,305
42,692
602,058
576,574
65,437
188,998
253,444
28,343
5,299
130, X2
112,743
11,908
46,173
34,314
15,951
42
17,599
167,661
149,452
7,502
24,245
57,851
36, ^40
20,032
2,256
1,226
18,209
497,259
449,110
( = )
39,774
116,842
208,319
33,131
21,960
1,977
48,149
391,853
340,724
6,692
46,155
103,949
138,732
35,879
1,U6
102,U5
94,767
15,879
50,266
22,500
199,685
195,098
(=)
19,293
64,481
92, 639
11,834
2,113
97,310
88,936
8,575
36,798
33,377
7,048
463
8,374
303,780
285,451
6,593
32,268
122,371
96,094
22,239
4,753
1,133
18,329
227,935
224,405
(•)
38,912
78,982
71,406
15,364
6,384
6,593
3,530
346,780
326,317
3,327
35,674
143,048
123,947
17,636
755
57,558
51,796
10,445
24,326
13,074
5,762
145,548
14i,970
(-)
13,162
46,656
73,729
8,610
1,501
(.')
38,076
32,952
4,757
13,181
9,186
4,038
I3
5,124
64,372
54,519
4,098
15,137
19,066
11,113
4,376
464
215
9,853
87,387
82,442
(')
12,010
26,023
33,109
6,044
1,772
264
4,945
139,740
128,389
2,789
19,911
49,070
46,013
9,396
248
11,351
44,557
42,971
5,434
25,440
9,426
1,586
54,137
50,128
( = )
(■')
6,131
17,825
18,910
3,224
612
(')
59,234
55,984
3,818
23,617
24,191
3,010
466
3,250
239,403
230,932
2,495
17,081
103,305
84,981
17,863
4,289
916
8,476
140,548
141,963
26,902
52,959
38,297
9,320
4,612
6,329
'1,415
207,040
197,928
538
15,763
93,978
77,929
8,240
507
9,112
55,943
55,775
6,193
29,439
15,101
148,768
148,049
10,801
46,406
77,040
10, 635
1,819
(•■)
52,136
51,050
3,442
18,913
21,974
5,715
318
1,036
164,461
164,047
2,417
12,015
66,353
62,106
16,514
3,756
386
152,784
152,656
{')
( = )
20,984
52,296
55,613
12,586
5,293
3,248
128
132,639
182,122
776
13,272
71,934
79,588
14,223
600
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
147
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS 1NC<M4E AND TAX
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES —Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
Adjusted gross income
( Thouaiwtd
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
Other income
(less loss)
(Thouttnd
dollara)
Taxable
income
(Thou3Wid
dollora)
Income tax
after
credits
(ThoutKid
doJlmrt)
SERVICES — Continued
Consultinfi Services
Total.
Taxable returns, total...
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000....
$5,000 under $10,000..
$10,000 under $20,000.,
$20,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $100,000-.
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Other Business Services
Taxable returns, total..
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000...
$5,000 under $10,000..
$10,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000..
$500,000 or more ,
Nontaxable returns.
Top and Body Repair Shops
Taxable returns, total..
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000...
$5,000 under $10,000..
$10,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000..
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
General Repair Shops
Taxable returns, total.
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000.,
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Tire, Faint, and Other Repair ^ops
Total
Taxable returns, total..
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000...
$5,000 under $10,000.,
$10,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Radio and TV Repair Shops
Taxable returns, total.
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000...
$20,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
61,622
5-;, 388
( = )
4,787
10,412
21,345
14,492
2,193
719
41
7,234
157,263
133,701
2,992
16,557
50,924
50,156
11,425
1,270
356
21
23,562
22,268
17,452
3,990
9,375
3,348
C^)
Nontaxable returns.
4,816
79,222
58,011
2,598
17,953
25,334
11,034
1,025
60
7
21,211
17,099
13,109
3,790
5,984
2,444
681
3,990
37,580
30,797
1,595
5,585
15,759
7,456
392
5,783
61, 658
54,423
4,787
10,412
21,345
14,521
2,198
720
41
7,235
158,039
134,078
2,992
16,557
50,924
50,424
11,508
1,290
362
21
23,961
22,268
17,452
3,990
9,375
3,348
(')
4,816
79,222
58,011
2,598
17,953
25,334
11,034
1,025
60
7
17,149
13,159
3,790
5,984
2,444
731
1
3,990
37,580
30,797
1,595
5,585
15,759
7,456
392
( = )
6,783
589,228
545,247
13,378
77,713
140,311
220,610
64,455
24,512
3,540
43,981
1,701,498
1,411,876
8,402
91,082
368,609
474,963
353,882
88,329
21,869
4,740
289,622
572,055
519,858
46,702
219,906
172,521
77,450
( = )
52,197
1,656,414
1,240,890
15,cr?9
264,403
418,997
388,233
140,056
13,288
834
415,524
454,978
388,137
63,381
92,953
117,380
111,034
( = )
566
66,791
346,061
298,813
7,963
30,574
145,339
92,956
18,924
47,243
1,143,676
1,131,783
17,823
77,664
310,299
426,497
145,302
119,633
33,843
U,893
1,644,401
1,608,058
4,289
62,623
331,484
679,255
312,679
84,949
58,413
24,366
36,343
162,659
151,709
15,521
70,079
44,116
20,752
10,950
460,942
424,605
3,919
67,653
130,588
139,836
27,494
3,742
1,373
36,337
121,161
114,795
14,563
45,940
33,300
19,964
100
6,366
255,676
245,876
2,208
20,856
116,872
95,178
10,203
9,300
262,163
258,682
5,625
29,625
64,785
109,822
32,617
14,065
1,661
3,481
432,325
423, 20i
2,251
30,050
116,233
159,408
89,077
20,211
5,210
764
9,121
106,184
99,200
7,207
45,375
31,655
14,241
6,984
247,812
222,766
3,254
44,274
77,423
73,974
21,712
2,128
1
25,046
73,500
71,196
8,596
24,841
22,576
15,029
97
2,304
73,835
69,233
1,413
8,008
33,725
20,030
5,971
4,552
881,513
373,101
12,203
48,039
245,514
316,675
112,685
105,568
32,187
8,412
1,212,076
1,184,854
2,038
32,573
265,251
519,847
223,602
64,738
53,203
23,602
27,222
56,475
52,503
3,314
24,704
12,461
6,511
3,966
213,130
201,839
665
23,379
103,165
65,862
5,782
1,614
1,372
11,291
47,661
43,599
( = )
5,967
a, 099
10,724
4,935
3
4,062
181,841
176,593
795
12,848
83,147
75,098
4,232
5,248
816,176
815,712
6,635
42,693
205,402
323,366
114,934
92,932
29,676
464
1,074,577
1,070,377
1,342
26,467
2Cr7,942
458,627
240,338
69,759
47,283
13,619
4,200
87,738
87,405
5,849
33,731
29,916
16,820
233,055
236,776
765
24,223
39,115
95,824
22,359
3,285
1,205
1,279
69,048
68,416
4,135
24,215
23,030
16,447
141,244
139,533
777
8,580
57,771
63,234
3,658
1,711
(8)
221,373
221,373
I')
915
6,933
37,769
77,736
40,140
42,540
15,337
232,404
232,404
183
3,935
33,603
83,774
55,558
24,266
21,517
9,563
15,566
15,566
824
5,145
5,266
3,961
40,936
40,936
1X2
3,433
13,956
16,755
4,953
1,164
563
12,791
12,791
602
3,872
4,140
4,032
38
23,852
23,852
110
1,263
8,962
11,338
2,028
Footnotes at end of table.
148
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Busintss Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES —Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Mumber of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Tbouaard
doltars)
Adjusted gros? income
dollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
Other income
(less loss)
(Thousand
dollart)
Taxable
income
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
EKRVTCES — Continued
Electrical Repair Shops. Except Radio and TV
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2, 000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns ■
Reupholsteiy and Furniture Repair
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Other Repair Services. Except Automobile
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Motion Picture Production. Distribution, and Related Services
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Theatrical Producers. Bands. Orchestras, and Entertainers
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more ,"
Nontaxable returns
Bowling Alleys, and Billiard and Pool Parlors
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Footnotes at end of table.
21,149
18,156
3,391
10,373
3,648
338
C)
23,510
17,122
4,588
8,578
3,075
277
1
6,388
95,659
77,613
2,992
15,958
37,302
19,467
1,811
70
12
1
18,046
4,142
3,378
^')
1,444
566
115
51
6
50,603
42,737
3,990
7,248
17,537
11,039
2,278
432
194
19
7,866
U,375
7,419
1,995
3,391
1,373
392
60
9
21,149
18,156
3,391
10,373
3,648
338
2
2,993
23,510
17,122
4,588
6,578
3,075
277
6,388
95,659
77,613
2,992
15,958
37,302
19,467
1,811
70
12
1
18,046
4,342
3,378
1,444
566
115
51
6
50, 610
42,744
3,990
7,248
17,537
11,039
2,278
437
196
19
7,866
11,575
7,419
1,995
3,391
1,373
392
60
264,830
245,582
57,061
84,045
73,653
28,104
134
19,248
296,763
217,256
29,112
106,404
50,356
16,871
112
79,507
794,139
689,357
8,708
76,766
234,632
267, 507
87,030
11,069
3,311
334
104,782
61,899
52,749
(')
12,095
16,256
5,388
7,985
128
('')
318,058
288,398
10,708
49,426
63,857
63,926
49,853
20,242
26,300
4,086
29,660
209,193
136,902
15,570
52,936
39,956
20,694
3,652
1,554
72,296
155,685
148,920
12,334
78,772
48,083
8,532
215
6,765
139,524
126,536
17,472
62,798
37,405
7,673
102
12,9
642,226
4,709
59,227
271,196
252,745
46,872
4,258
2,240
979
29,106
31, 594
80,785
( = )
21,075
14,386
7,592
9,073
23,453
469,555
460., 959
5,553
25,445
133,683
147,962
64,357
29,057
34,619
21,233
7,596
73,725
65,992
7,401
24,478
18,476
10,356
3,904
1,199
7,733
56,882
52,651
7,780
19,197
19,609
5,321
67
4,231
58,411
48,214
7,822
21,620
12,744
5,192
10,197
242,881
224,677
2,699
26,440
81,331
85,299
25,366
2,366
940
236
18,204
12,206
15,714
( = )
( = )
4,694
3,665
1,662
2,028
'193
38,890
87,274
3,274
8,998
27,271
17,693
12,310
6,350
10,200
978
l,ffl.6
30,622
27,370
3,212
12,406
5,464
4,537
556
17
3,252
98,803
96,269
4,554
59,575
28,474
3,211
148
2,534
81,113
78,322
9,650
41,178
24,661
2,481
10
426,451
417,549
2,010
32,787
189,865
157,446
21,506
1,692
1,300
743
10,902
69,388
65,071
16,362
10,721
5,930
7,045
23,646
360,665
374,585
2,279
16,447
106,412
130,069
52,047
22,707
24,419
20,305
5,980
43,103
38,622
4,189
12,072
12,012
5,319
3,348
1,182
4,481
88,222
88,222
4,530
44,166
32,155
6,751
178
69,915
69,740
6,046
30,740
25,895
6,439
384,776
384,463
1,333
21,781
145,063
172,053
36,059
3,859
2,008
307
313
60,107
60,107
14,009
10,745
5,749
6,533
20,240
298,200
297,510
1,717
10,495
73,140
99,585
48,791
22,958
25,473
15,350
690
43,942
42,124
2,139
13,403
13,301
8,895
3,377
992
1,618
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
149
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thottaend
doltara)
Adjusted gross income
(Thouamd
dotl»ra)
Net profit
(less loss)
( Thouaertd
±,ltar9}
Other income
(less loss)
(ThouBond
dollaf)
Taxable
income
(Thouaand
dollara)
Income tax
after
credita
(Thottaand
dollara)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
SERVICES — Continued
Offices of Physicians and Sm^eons
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $3,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Offices of Dentists and Dental Surgeons
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Offices of Osteopathic Physicians
Total
Taxable returns , total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Offices of Chiropractors
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Medical Laboratories
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns
Dental Laboratories
Total
Taxable returns, total
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns -
Footnotes at end of table.
152,974
148,793
(^)
9,808
25,874
80,463
28,226
3,407
18
4,181
82,055
79,182
(=)
6,611
29,775
37,449
3,857
290
4
2,873
7,032
7,032
2,553
2,808
432
42
18,211
15,418
3,990
6,583
3,822
1,003
( = )
5
2,793
2,450
2,183
( = )
558
151
39
2
(')
7,854
7,665
3,192
2,a7
643
1
153,203
149,022
9,808
25,874
80, 567
28,336
3,422
18
4,181
82,181
79,308
(^)
(.')
6,6U
29,842
37,503
3,862
290
4
2,873
7,037
7,037
( = )
(^)
2,553
2,808
437
42
18,211
15,418
3,990
6,583
3,822
1,003
5
2,793
2,450
2,183
( = )
558
151
39
2
(')
7,864
7,665
3,192
2,617
643
( = )
6,791,024
6,727,648
(')
93, 563
467,032
3,383,986
2,271,081
503,891
3,970
63,376
3,195,006
3,160,373
(')
(=)
121,312
773,425
1,835,765
367,727
49,235
580
X,633
248,687
248,687
( = )
56,321
127,363
38,746
7,873
177,476
163,910
21,092
46,571
60,922
34,574
(=)
87
67,887
64,453
7,242
25,448
11,333
7,373
186
( = )
(')
181,763
179,272
33,907
71,682
32,186
570
{ = )
5,480,177
5,464,671
75,:
395,
i,153
,557
2,680,576
1,839,912
457,413
12,
15,
,488
506
1,915,517
1,903,677
(.')
51,323
452,520
1,108,113
245,711
39,053
2,480
11,840
166,118
166,118
37,912
86,461
21, ni
5, en
143,423
142,654
14,954
47,627
51,507
26,912
763
51, 588
50,114
8,411
18,315
10,113
5,206
2,529
C^)
83,140
82,869
23,766
36,684
16,315
(^)
161
4,168,390
4,148,519
(^)
39,857
234,989
2,058,291
1,487,496
323,710
2,693
19,871
1,627,613
1,618,746
42,735
372,285
967,981
207,232
25,&42
"28
8,867
136,329
136,329
(.')
( = )
29,208
71, 614
23,372
4,248
87,808
88,065
7,335
25,269
33,009
21,976
49
23,806
23,308
2,255
9,338
4,157
2,087
58
(^)
59,243
59,319
15,356
27,327
11,484
145
1,311,787
1,316,132
35,296
160,568
622,285
352,416
133,703
9,795
^4,365
287,904
284,931
3,588
80,235
140,132
38,479
13,411
2,508
2,973
29,789
29,789
8,704
14,847
4,405
1,429
55,615
54,589
7,599
22,358
18,498
4,936
714
1,026
27,782
26,806
( = )
6,156
8,977
5,956
3,119
2,471
23,897
23,550
(=)
8,410
9,357
4,831
16
4,356,941
4,353,998
(^)
41,010
273,213
2,103,268
1,339,806
386,805
9,029
2,943
1,448,535
1,444,792
(.')
27,255
313,520
860,493
203,641
33,377
2,133
3,743
131,573
131,573
(^)
27,769
69,084
24,511
5,161
84,893
84,893
5,007
24,283
33,321
20,881
702
37,782
37,321
3,729
13,628
8,336
4,393
2,323
53,716
53,716
( = )
11,840
23,843
13,194
(=)
157
(8)
1,322,541
1,322,541
6,576
52,281
533,474
543,958
178,877
3,252
335,344
355,544
'I'
3,892
57,598
205,313
71,855
15,398
1,251
34,293
34,293
5,293
17,021
8,715
2,463
15,570
15,570
699
3,833
5,877
4,607
296
11,332
11,332
(^)
1,056
3,638
3,037
2,007
1,163
10,231
10,231
(^)
1,819
4,790
2,997
(=)
80
(^)
(.')
150
PROPRIETORS' ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND TAX
Business Returns/1967 • Proprietorships
Table 2.12— NUMBER OF RETURNS, NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME, NET PROFIT, TAXABLE INCOME, AND INCOME TAX AFTER
CREDITS, FOR TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE RETURNS, BY SIZE OF ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME AND BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Selected industry and size of adjusted gross income
Number of
returns
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
dotlarB)
Adjusted gross income
(Thouaxid
itollars)
Net profit
(less loss)
Other Income
(less loss)
(Thouttnd
dolUrm)
Taxable
income
Income tax
after
credits
(Thouawid
SERVI CES— Continued
Sanatoria, and Convalescent and Rest Homes
Taxable returns, total...
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000-...
$5,000 under $10,000...
$10,000 under $20,000..
$20,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Legal Services
Total
Taxable returns, total..
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000...
$5,000 under $10,000..
$10,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000..
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Educational Services
Taxable returns, total..
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000...
$5,000 under $10,000..
$10,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000..
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Engineering Services
Total
Taxable returns, total.
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000..
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Architectural Services
Total
Taxable returns, toteil..
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000...
$5,000 under $10,000..
$10,000 under $20,000.
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000..
$500,000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
Accounting. Auditing.
Total
and Booklteeping Services
Taxable returns, total...
$600 under $2,000
$2,000 under $5,000....
$5,000 under $10,000...
$10,000 under $20,000..
$20,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $100,000...
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500, 000 or more
Nontaxable returns.
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
12,971
8,196
1,995
2,593
2,151
1,089
141
28
K,115
131,888
121,739
(^)
4,189
21,479
47,199
40,288
7,019
1,324
97,592
79,570
12,368
31,806
27,326
6,278
341
54
1
18,022
39,281
36,426
1,995
7,846
17,264
8,053
864
195
10
2,855
16,337
15,232
2,428
7,017
4,022
452
U3
3
121,153
112,364
{')
33,836
52,563
14,753
918
119
8,789
13,015
8,240
( = )
1,995
2,593
2,151
1,123
151
28
4,775
131,893
121,744
4,189
21,479
47,199
40,288
7,024
1,324
42
10,149
97,686
79,664
12,368
31,806
27,394
6,304
341
54
1
18,022
39,283
36,428
1,995
7,846
17,264
8,053
864
197
10
2,855
16,337
15,232
2,428
7,017
4,022
452
113
3
ia,i87
112,398
7,979
33,836
52, 596
14,753
918
120
8,789
528,417
397,442
19,420
57,711
144,459
110,913
38,008
10,133
2,648,522
2,591,426
23,420
200,583
653,277
1,160,565
411,811
134,176
6,927
57,096
443,252
391,274
34,530
129,465
135,332
73,262
12,551
2,589
1
51,978
706,021
639,621
18,376
109,522
157,294
244,801
71,623
35,825
2,175
65,400
468,765
451,226
13,188
122,829
185,208
73,781
38,191
9,383
976,789
920,903
25,370
163,367
346,580
324,990
45,535
10,204
15
55,886
102,671
102,744
n
6,438
18,761
31,507
32,639
9,245
3,771
2,801,003
2,789,349
(^)
15,872
154,484
693,244
1,207,845
461,420
203,971
42,178
11,654
892,286
858,768
44,544
244,946
368,631
157,245
22,037
8,569
747
33,518
650,997
646,564
8,750
58,993
250,669
232,053
55,148
31,127
9,432
4,433
293,687
292,698
19,941
101,397
117,139
29,638
17,540
2,119
1,517,997
1,499,742
(=)
31,837
258,401
724,353
404,473
59,133
17,055
1,414
18,255
61,330
60,304
4,183
7,835
20,523
21,250
5,247
1,165
1,026
1,430,997
1,422,423
10,135
86,527
329,879
578,024
239,097
74,265
4,168
8,574
147,669
133,599
20,2Oi
42,986
43,025
22,358
3,073
603
1
14,070
222,226
223,104
4,646
27,010
70,228
86,080
23,491
10,211
1,493
^878
150,008
147,426
5,554
43,549
66,226
19,645
8,996
1,313
455,486
448,737
10,978
53,180
180,188
167,144
20,561
4,005
13
7,749
41,341
42,440
2,255
10,925
10,984
11,389
3,998
2,606
'1,099
1,370,006
1,366,926
{')
5,737
77,957
363,365
529,822
222,323
129,706
38,cao
3,080
744,617
725,159
24,340
201,960
325,606
144,888
18,964
7,956
746
19,448
428,771
423,450
4,104
31,983
180,441
145,973
31,657
20,916
7,939
5,311
143,679
145,272
14,287
57,748
50,913
9,993
8,544
801
1,061,5U
1,051,005
(')
20,859
195,221
544,175
237,329
38,572
13,060
1,401
10,506
73,226
72,770
2,194
10,344
23,384
26,195
7,509
3,082
2,077,901
2,076,740
6,747
89,539
464,062
934,750
379,315
166,456
35,659
1,161
546,193
544,299
18,284
129,146
242,086
128,861
17,961
7,058
437
1,894
464,175
463,407
(^)
^,992
30,068
166,367
181,755
46,516
27,051
8,586
758
213,505
213,505
(•)
10,145
58,257
90,922
25,417
14,808
1,832
1,001,424
998,532
13,005
135,935
470,515
313,493
48,743
13,580
1,307
2,792
'Net loss exceeds net profit or income.
Estiraate is not shovm separately because of high sajnpling variability.
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data."
However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
CONTENTS
Income statement frequencies and amounts, 152
Partnerships with payroii, 152
Balance sheet reporting, 152
Chart
3A Partnerships' volume of business of States, 1967, 151
Basic tables
3.1 Number of partnerships, receipts, cost of goods sold, depreciation, payroll,
net profit, and inventory, by industry, 153
3.2 Frequencies and amounts of income statement items for selected
industries, 159
3.3 Number of partnerships, receipts, cost of goods sold, depreciation, payroll,
net profit, and inventory, by selected industries and size of business
receipts, 165
3.4 Number of partnerships, business receipts, cost of goods sold, gross
profit, and net profit, by size of gross profit and selected industries, 181
3.5 Partnerships in 27 States: Number of partnerships and selected income and
deduction items for selected industries, 186
Section
Partnerships
3.6 Partnerships in 23 States: Number of partnerships, receipts, and selected
deduction items, by industrial division, 201
3.7 Partnerships with payroll: Number of partnerships, business receipts, and
payroll as a percent of business receipts, by size of payroll and selected
industries, 205
3.8 Total assets and income statement items, by size of total assets and
industrial division, 207
3.9 Partnerships with balance sheets: Number of partnerships, business
receipts, and total assets, by size of business receipts and total assets,
for 1966 and 1967, by industrial division, 213
Chart 3A
Partnerships' volume of business in 1967
ranged from $108 million in Vermont
to $11 billion in California
Source; Tables 3.5 and 3.6
The Statistics in this section cover partnerships, joint
ventures, syndicates, groups, pools, and most other
associations of two or more persons organized for profit
that are not specifically classified by the Code as cor-
porations. Partnerships are not taxable as such; the
partners, who may be individuals, estates, trusts, other
partnerships, or corporations, report their shares of the
groups' taxable incomes (or losses) as a part of their own
income.
Under some circumstances the members of an organi-
zation that would normally be treated as a partnership
may elect, under IR Code section 761, not to be considered
151
152
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
a partnership. Those eligible for the election are invest-
ing partnerships or joint production, extraction, or use
agreements that do not really involve the active conduct
of complete business operations by the group. The part-
ners in such an agreement report their share of the busi-
ness income and deductions on their own returns, and no
return is filed for the group. The actual extent of these
business activities is not known; however, for the area of
petroleum exploration and production, see section 2.
INCOME STATEMENT FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS
Basic partnership data classified by industry and size
of business are presented in tables 3.1-3.4. These data
include business receipts, gross and net profit, selected
deduction amounts, and, in table 3.2, frequencies as well
as amounts for most of the Form 1065 income statement
items. This is the first time since 1961 that income
statement frequencies have been published in this report
series. Partnerships using the Form 1040 schedule F to
report their farm income were included in table 3.2 under
the comparable Form 1065 items; for the specific items
considered comparable, refer to the heading for that
particular item (such as "cost of labor") in section 6,
Explanation of Terms.
PARTNERSHIPS WITH PAYROLL
Table 3.7 presents some estimates for partnerships
that reported separate deductions for salaries and wages
paid or for cost of labor in cost of goods sold. These
two figures from the Form 1065 were combined and
labeled "payroll" in this and several other tables. For
farms, "payroll" was the amount for "labor hired"
from schedule F,
The figures in table 3.7 are subject to several import-
ant limitations. The components of the payroll figure
sometimes included items which were really purchases
of services from other businesses rather than payroll,
such as contract labor, typing services, and janitorial
services. This probably exaggerated the number of re-
turns with small amounts of "payroll." On the other
hand, some part of partnerships' payroll that should have
been included in the table was missed because it was in-
cluded in other deduction items. For example, in indus-
tries where compensation of employees took the form of
commissions, it was not uncommon for the taxpayer to
report the deduction under the heading "Other deduc-
tions." On balance, the figures given in this report for
"payroll" are probably understated, especially in the
larger size categories.
BALANCE SHEET REPORTING
Two tables in this section are presented to show the
extent and characteristics of partnership balance sheet
reporting, which is a continuing feature of this report
series. Table 3.8 presents income statement data by
size of total assets for partnerships reporting balance
sheet data. Table 3.9 shows number, receipts, and total
assets cross -classified by size of business receipts and
size of total assets.
The definition of returns with balance sheets was re-
vised for 1967 to include final returns that showed no as-
sets because the partnership was going out of business.
The column in the tables labeled "zero assets" is com-
prised of these returns. In table 3.9, the 1966 data were
revised to include these returns also. The effect of this
change was to reduce the percentage of partnerships not
reporting balance sheet data from 51 percent to 45
percent.
The industry distribution of partnerships reporting
balance sheets greatly influences their characteristics
as shown in the tables. Those reporting assets are domi-
nated by returns in the finance, insurance, and real
estate division. This division accounts for 66 percent of
all partnership assets reported and over 70 percent of the
assets in the largest asset size group.
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS
153
Table 3.1— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, PAYROLL, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY INDUSTRY
Number
of—
Receipts
Cost of
goods sold
Depreci-
ation
Net profit
fless loss)
Inventory,
end -of -year
Total
Business
Payroll
Number of
Amount
ships
Partners
f TTiouaand
(Thouaand
(Thouamd
(Thouaand
(Thousand
(Thoosend
partner-
ships
(Thouaend
dollars)
dotlaral
dotle s)
dollars)
dollars)
dollars)
dottora)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
906, Ibi
2,938,431
80,137,915
78,022,998
43,148,059
3,006,673
10,693,596
10,865,953
251,419
4,899,158
la-i.esa
312,434
5,612,519
5,449,690
3,394,603
400,765
527,190
633,453
10,757
359,516
114,297
287,590
4,716,372
4,565,319
2,786,121
368,380
421,759
529,983
8,934
322,624
36,644
97,147
1,383,687
1,335,104
656,064
132,927
125,945
234,753
1,595
39,443
10,885
30,777
539,202
525,665
296,152
38,017
126,352
69,306
295
5,935
53,628
127,188
2,372,888
2,311,160
1,602,347
163,744
120,901
169,771
5,266
233,690
1,614
4,500
30,148
28,922
22,324
4,796
4,353
'5,434
(^)
(.')
11,526
27,978
390,447
364,468
209,234
28,896
44,208
61,587
1,557
39,280
8,256
19,006
808,456
798,073
561,020
25,924
83,022
98,515
1,695
36,091
2,834
7,150
399,026
393,664
311,085
13,766
41,338
21,193
562
14,704
1,848
3,904
139,136
138,022
48,088
2,963
15,916
58,767
526
2,251
1,445
3,456
192,574
188,937
162,768
4,862
8,800
3,466
305
17,953
2,075
4,358
75,065
74,795
37,684
4,078
16,119
14,865
300
1,183
{'■)
I')
(')
{'}
(')
(^)
{')
(^)
-
-
678
1,926
11,968
11,890
6,567
615
1,297
1,485
(')
(')
1,403
3,912
75,723
74,408
40,895
5,846
21,112
3,470
{')
I')
13,243
94,064
1,110,685
1,045,433
473,729
88,844
133,584
65,219
622
9,708
555
1,834
54,118
52,497
27,352
4,348
10,074
'2,175
{')
( = )
932
2,773
192,955
190,922
109,290
15,396
41,045
11,190
44
1,367
10,691
86,609
730,696
675,913
269,876
58,530
53,693
46,725
303
2,783
1,065
2,848
132,916
126,101
67,211
10,570
28,772
9,479
247
4,565
52,342
117,882
7,256,095
7,129,026
5,372,941
138,946
1,302,848
741,540
13 ,234
260,476
20,860
47,897
4,701,770
4,600,366
3,709,645
80,566
682,917
349,870
4,107
180,74?
17,178
39,248
3,558,816
3,476,704
2,897,876
39,043
483,430
257,021
3,693
164,056
1,703
4,120
665,712
655,726
469,747
27,202
104,930
49,413
205
1,905
1,979
4,529
477,242
467,936
342,022
14,321
94,557
43,436
210
14,788
30,847
68,487
2,438,847
2,413,588
1,569,458
56,990
588,939
383,253
9,119
79,570
5,343
11,603
574,699
569,047
405,248
8,334
108,804
75,405
3,642
31,161
4,274
9,164
173,574
172,496
93,826
3,266
53,934
44,205
565
2,295
2,457
5,222
333,874
327,410
238,907
4,712
88,171
44,651
1,390
12,494
4,678
10,148
345,363
341,194
219,011
5,895
104,124
65,837
420
8,425
3,815
8,502
198,430
197,281
118,891
2,819
39,592
39,137
846
6,053
1,874
4,412
157,677
157,055
101,858
2,399
43,392
23,671
832
7,455
1,313
3,651
145,959
145,180
100,029
4,319
37,466
19,730
165
1,741
440
380
31,154
30,900
17,004
2,232
4,738
3,744
I')
{')
6,652
14,905
478,117
473,025
274,684
23,014
108,718
66,873
1,199
9,822
635
1,498
115,478
115,072
93,838
1,390
30,992
8,417
{')
{')
34,486
84,688
5,697,329
5,640,008
3,962,280
139,482
1,174,449
561,919
19,672
460,843
3,435
8,734
1,210,820
1,200,569
943,861
23,380
142,988
63,709
2,242
59,929
610
1,810
234,594
233,449
188,641
9,566
39,282
7,433
364
27,400
2,042
4,794
574,477
572 ,069
430,294
3,911
192,348
46,165
1,283
58,725
5,286
12,543
726,337
716,479
497,905
33,466
137,603
52,182
1,821
54,866
1,592
3,727
201,365
199,672
142,373
2,647
41j275
19,306
985
19,300
5,342
12,650
476,055
470,034
271,116
11,678
124,602
79,268
2,854
19,809
1,185
3,102
214,181
211,995
144,499
7,768
32,704
12,999
1,005
18,556
276
693
48,976
48,873
37,078
467
11,770
3,472
267
5,230
1,054
2,672
167,429
164,205
100,015
6,317
37,137
22,901
792
15,232
654
1,672
195,569
193,803
140,334
3,980
38,510
21,526
429
21,934
2,520
6,205
389,228
383,549
245,983
8,983
96,709
59,667
1,686
30,651
4,995
12,140
500,938
497,262
299,894
14,371
125,913
84,742
2,517
39,439
542
1,386
75,910
75,137
53,468
943
15,197
6,859
320
9,155
756
1,877
118,643
117,229
83,256
2,913
27,041
10,073
519
14,658
3,972
10,234
554,767
547,756
377,903
8,909
110,550
60,566
2,463
65,589
224
449
8,040
7,927
5,660
183
820
1,051
l^)
(')
15,236
42,897
1,336,826
1,310,437
818,577
83,792
255,535
142,173
1,211
27,657
1,202
3,054
67,386
65,737
35,831
5,829
18,513
7,690
{')
(")
520
1,585
23,885
23,293
15,469
1,165
7,785
2,012
(')
( = )
682
1,469
43,501
42,444
20,362
4,664
10,728
5,678
i')
(^)
9,247
21,301
810,018
793,797
487,205
55,495
152,303
87,447
555
17,121
7,940
17,691
578,692
567,252
322,874
47,880
121,576
66,442
190
3,148
1,307
3,610
231,326
226,545
164,331
7,615
30,727
21,005
365
13,973
802
2,621
76,873
75,853
47,019
5,535
15,091
10,231
279
4,160
452
1,161
16,637
16,443
10,821
1,213
5,390
1,694
( = )
(')
763
1,699
79,361
79,267
64,830
356
6,129
2,072
{')
( = )
488
1,143
117,026
114,357
88,829
2,255
17,048
9,538
70
4,206
676
1,734
60,507
58,706
28,598
4,477
18,928
5,841
(')
(")
1,607
10,184
109,018
106,277
55,444
8,632
22,133
17,660
60
699
220,700
500,895
34,867,991
34,448,298
26,061,657
357,838
2,666,341
2,265,989
174,907
3,567,774
31,461
77,076
10,928,951
10,796,092
8,873,276
87,747
608,343
557,997
20,200
887,639
2,170
5,250
449,773
445,113
327,300
3,668
41,265
34,533
1,824
78,958
1,128
2,885
192,101
189,329
147,473
1,348
11,679
11,875
937
19,209
1,619
3,699
446,908
443,394
348,205
1,550
25,745
33,135
981
52,426
5,826
14,432
3,006,688
2,987,463
2,554,863
18,303
161,016
110,867
3,592
120,873
2,635
6,505
1,865,008
1,844,789
1,694,929
10,335
41,217
36,758
1,321
151,499
728
1,830
193,246
190,588
144,214
1,057
13,938
15,629
338
25,760
852
2,241
263,994
259,440
199,353
1,764
19,704
19,089
616
38,737
2,851
6,562
649,821
631,799
462,450
6,616
50,733
62,182
2,014
87,148
966
2,161
509,800
506,390
414,680
2,738
25,534
18,621
907
40,218
1,398
3,555
457,745
451,816
362,339
6,589
31,465
22,554
612
30,559
10,929
27,101
2,843,069
2,797,815
2,188,201
33,396
181,936
184,388
6,963
238,439
360
855
50,798
48,156
29,269
383
4,116
8,366
96
3,813
PARTNERSHIPS WITH AND WITHOUT NET PROFIT
All industries
AgriculturCj forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Fruit , tree nut , and vegetable farms
Livestock farms
Animal specialities farms
Other farms
Agricultural services and hunting and trapping
Miscellaneous agricultural services
Offices of veterinarians and animal hospitals
Other animal husbandry services
Horticultural services
Hunting and trapping, and game propagation
Fore stry ,
Fisheries
Mining
Metal mining
Coal mining
Crude petroleim and natural gas
Quarrying and mining, not elsewhere classified
Contract construction
General contractors
Building construction
Heavy construction, except buildings ,
General contractors not allocable
Special trade contractors
Plumbing, heating, and air conditioning
Painting, paperhanging, and decorating
Electrical work '
Masonry, stonework, and plastering
Carpentering and flooring
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work
Water well drilling
Miscellaneous special trade contractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Textile mill products
Apparel and other textile products
Lumber and wood products, except furniture
Furniture and fixtures
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals and allied products
Leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Primary metal industries
Fabricated metal products
Machinery, except electric
Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies
Transportation equipment
Manufacturing, not elsewhere classified
Manufacturing not allocable
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary
services.
Local transportation
Taxicabs ,
Other
Trucking and warehousing
Trucking, local and long distance
Public warehousing and motor freight terminals
Water transportation
Air transportation
Travel agencies
Other transportation
Communication
Electric, gas, and sanitary services .«. .
Wholesale and retail trade
Whole sale trade
Motor vehicles and automotive equipment
Drugs , chemicals , and allied products
Piece goods, notions, and apparel
Groceries and related products
Farm products — raw materials
Electrical goods
Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment, and
supplies.
Machinery, equipment , and supplies
Alcoholic beverages
Liimber and construction materials
Wholesale trade, not elsewhere classified
Wholesale tr^de not allocable
Footnotes at end of table.
k
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
154
PARTNERSHIPS
Table 3.1-NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, PAYROLL, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
PARTNERSHIPS WITH AND WITHOUT NET PROFIT
Wholesale and retail trade— Continued
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware store s
Farm equipment dealers
General merchandise stores ■
Mail order houses ■
Automatic merchandising machine operators
Direct selling establishments
Variety and other general merchandise stores
Food store s
Grocery stores
Meat and fish markets
Fruit stores and vegetable markets ■
Candy, nut, and confectionery stores ■
Retail bakeries ■
Dairy products and other food stores ■
Automotive dealers ■
Motor vehicle dealers ■
Tire, battery, and accessory dealers ■
Gasoline service stations ■
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Women's ready-to-wear and accessory stores, and fur
shops.
Other apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment ■
Furniture stores
Home furnishings, and equipment stores, except
appliances.
Household appliances, TV, radio, and music stores...
Eating and drinking places
Eating places ■
Drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
Liquor store s
Antique and secondhand stores
Sporting goods stores and bicycle shops
Jewelry stores
Fuel and ice dealers
Florists
Cigar stores and stands
Newsstands
Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
Retail trade not allocable
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Banking
Credit agencies other than banks
Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges, and
services.
Holding and investment companies
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and lessors of buildings
Lessors of real property other than buildings.-
Agents, brokers, and managers. . . . .~.
Title abstract companies
Subdividers and developers
Operative builders
Combinations of real estate, insurance, loans, and law
offices.
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places.
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels
Trailer parks and camps
Other lodging places
Personal services '
Coin-operated laundries and dry cleaning
Other laundrie s and dry cleaning plants
Riotographic studios
Beauty shops
Barber shops
Shoe repair shops, shoe shine parlors, and hat cleaning
shops .
Funeral service and crematories
Garment pressing, alteration, and repair
Other personal service s
Business services
Advert i s ing
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other business services
Number of —
Partner-
ships
(1)
186,629
12,933
'•,'1'Si
5,479
2,714
10,122
641
1,419
185
7,878
28,134
21,564
2,567
652
736
1,524
1,091
36,060
3,683
22,661
2,144
11,667
4,252
12,986
4,861
2,922
34,932
22,870
12,062
5,328
5,329
3,499
1,932
2,105
1,807
2,511
365
445
15,366
1,107
2,610
417
4,229
7,610
44,149
11,134
207,191
166,010
17,230
13,600
308
7,684
1,076
1,284
165,697
11,276
2,889
4,869
1,624
1,894
31,385
4,254
6,398
1,106
8,815
5,858
545
2,881
477
1,051
19,687
1,583
2,690
2,816
12,597
(2)
417,627
30,527
11,803
12,424
6,300
23,913
1,401
3,116
370
19,026
62,897
48,028
5,617
1,393
2,027
3,412
2,420
77,428
16,697
7,868
48,286
4,577
26,818
9,423
17,395
29,958
11,861
6,702
76,400
50,964
25,436
12,472
11,607
7,566
4,205
4,428
4,166
5,373
784
901
34,782
3,202
6,192
1,318,679
1,309
19,611
49,171
475,463
28,196
744,929
583,953
68,769
47,856
967
36,506
3,496
3,377
451,357
36,206
10,265
17,451
3,918
4,572
68,774
9,993
14,126
2,353
18,740
12,235
1,167
6,865
1,032
2,263
50,596
3,754
5,696
6,638
34,508
ReceiirtE
doiiarsj
(3)
23,576,935
2,174,389
810,052
611,618
752,719
1,338,054
58,233
135,986
12,870
1,130,965
5,076,884
4,312,569
373,930
71,362
49,669
125,103
144,251
5,931,304
2,689,213
461,808
2,537,121
243,162
1,287,092
411,115
875,977
1,551,134
755,090
251,457
2,339,522
1,678,746
660,776
918,785
741,466
134,202
124,246
205,135
204,555
140,546
43,860
33,315
1,275,023
57,423
362,105
86,055
142,200
2,232,956
400,147
693,188
5,576,369
4,525,246
174,595
487,778
17,130
241,466
63,965
66,189
15,000,746
787,614
322,692
359,971
50,507
54,444
1,195,146
107,163
387,831
51,449
218,976
108,139
12,746
272,244
7,513
29,085
939,152
130,029
95,894
127,024
586,205
f TTwuamd
ob/JariJ
23,294,355
2,137,497
796,918
602,038
738,541
1,319,322
58,011
134,175
12,594
1,114,542
5,044,516
4,283,179
372,754
71,254
49,132
124,665
143,532
5,866,548
2,651,423
456,802
2,519,376
238,947
1,266,385
401,215
1,516,579
730,631
248,666
2,309,221
1,659,390
649,831
909,125
737,243
130,365
123,356
202,037
202,720
139,526
43,512
33,250
1,256,366
56,787
357,851
60,187
96,860
1,876,548
212,353
681,214
5,206,758
4,372,370
105,074
445,732
17,096
164,877
39,726
61,883
753,925
313,112
339,293
48,533
52,987
1,178,564
105,379
383,829
51,194
217,124
106,215
12,626
267,837
7,454
26,906
908,811
128,874
95,062
123,547
561,328
Cost of
;oods sold
dot tera)
(5)
16,925,274
1,618,294
570,983
424,576
622,735
937,143
38,224
81,590
5,290
812,039
4,049,316
3,509,403
290,901
54,801
34,240
57,657
102,314
4,683,757
2,259,107
306,817
1,932,085
185,748
824,246
259,630
564,616
1,001,791
480,533
152,550
368,708
1,152,713
806,479
346,234
610,503
579,393
77,084
87,951
121,229
144,752
70,677
32,784
24,158
871,845
37,638
263,107
404,087
4,675
20,770
5,396
29,597
134,371
209,278
38,344
15,056
134,917
119
12,465
598
7,779
2,600,577
285,302
130,449
114,478
15,200
25,175
510,390
34,350
184,783
24,726
107,061
31,537
6,606
105,621
3,346
12,360
431,950
89,799
50,782
55,830
235,539
Depreci
ation
(6)
265,885
26,229
13,529
6,749
5,951
23,871
121
11,572
409
11,769
45,308
35,522
2,899
702
775
2,474
2,936
40,662
11,460
6,099
20,042
3,061
10,655
4,076
6,579
17,425
8,179
2,937
54,965
41,461
13,504
8,281
7,040
1,945
1,522
1,545
4,172
3,260
640
137
16,732
1,496
4,206
1,295,321
992
1,913
14,877
15,405
8,455
1,253,679
1,177,130
24,716
30,970
571
12,365
6,470
1,457
498,048
103,692
31,592
55,478
6,749
9,873
61,752
12,985
22,180
1,693
5,701
1,951
160
15,555
148
1,379
96,915
1,557
2,986
2,355
90,017
Payroll
( Thousand
dotlari)
2,026,938
184,714
89,410
50,069
45,235
112,463
4,216
10,962
866
96,419
318,387
244,725
22,075
4,517
3,566
29,036
14,468
378,755
161,459
47,598
156,853
12,845
130,592
46,990
83,602
150,571
70,395
29,957
431,366
345,193
86,173
93,250
32,133
11,445
6,654
20,238
16,118
20,462
2,522
2,550
109,059
5,659
31,055
27,807
18,266
678,915
10,244
89,612
287,181
221,633
2,975
32,692
3,392
11,659
4,901
9,929
3,503,177
159,348
80,140
64,092
4,536
10,580
313,515
17,297
133,293
8,348
81,085
29,608
2,656
33,832
1,497
5,899
199,904
13,745
43,367
23,167
119,625
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thotiaattd
dollar!)
18)
1,683,664
135,312
57,081
49,373
28,858
90,524
4,475
8,795
488
76,766
257,849
194,331
28,439
4,845
5,200
17,332
7,702
314,041
85,538
40,595
174,772
13,136
131,085
39,040
142,797
71,041
28,846
42,910
251,031
164,270
86,761
93,091
57,611
17,808
11,409
29,271
17,163
16,814
3,311
2,246
107,062
5,239
24,328
1,121,657
24,563
45,271
548,293
90,772
192,567
220,191
83,221
27,695
70,864
4,254
8,762
2,839
22,556
5,314,597
29,766
12,133
16,762
7,221
16,350
237,852
15,360
54,561
11,198
44,031
40,250
4,088
60,100
2,094
6,170
151,708
16,785
19,008
28,769
87,146
Inventory, enl-of-year
Number of
partner-
ships
(9)
152,727
11,426
3,830
5,170
2,426
8,261
487
783
(^)
6,936
24,177
19,533
1,813
392
656
1,122
661
30,178
5,964
3,410
19,120
1,684
10,614
3,758
6,857
10,990
4,111
2,142
25,111
15,075
10,036
4,966
4,919
2,746
1,608
1,955
882
1,884
316
268
11,884
541
1,981
2,307
( = )
154
(^)
248
I')
1,829
479
179
829
{')
316
27,700
1,476
408
678
(^)
213
8,029
542
899
470
2,828
467
373
2,015
(^)
307
2,714
116
288
452
1,858
Amount
(TtKiumand
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
155
PARTNERSHIPS
Table 3,1— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, PAYROLL, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
Partner-
ships
Receipts
Total
(Thousand
dollara)
Business
(Thouaand
ehilara)
Cost of
goods sold
(Thousand
Depreci-
ation
(Thouaand
dollars)
Payroll
(Thouaaid
dollar a)
Net profit
less lose)
(Thouaand
(hilar 3}
Inventory, end-of-year
Number of
partner-
ships
Amount
( Thouaartd
PARTNERSHIPS WITH AND WITHOUT NET PROFIT
Services — Continued
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Automobile parking
Top and body repair shops
General repair shops
Tire, paint, and other repair shops
Other automobile services, except repair
Repair services, except automobile
Radio and TV repair shops
Electrical repair shops, except radio and TV
Reupholstery and furniture repair
Other repair services, except automobile
Motion pictures
Production, distribution, and related services
Theaters
Amusement and recreation services, except motion pictures
Theatrical producers, bands, orchestras, and
entertainers.
Bowling alleys, and billiard and pool parlors
Other amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Offices of dentists and dental surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians
Offices of chiropractors
Hospitals
Medical laboratories
Dental laboratories
Sanatoria, and convalescent and rest homes
Other medical services
Legal services
Educational services
Engineering services
Architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services
Other services
Nature of business not allocable
Footnotes at end of table.
(1)
(6)
18
18,270
711
2,410
8,595
2,140
4,413
7,356
1,583
1,212
972
3,589
1,921
661
1,260
10,697
1,694
1,973
7,030
21,927
14,315
1,708
308
409
945
677
1,729
1,689
23,697
1,625
2,753
3,753
9,389
1,961
5,115
40,828
1,844
4,996
18,107
4,574
11,307
15,397
3,359
2,572
2,001
7,465
8,076
4,081
3,995
33,614
11,010
4,766
17,838
64,675
42,517
3,622
709
2,180
3,357
1,977
5,340
4,654
76,847
3,973
7,360
9,275
30,040
5,696
15,535
849,989
31,342
126,024
428,398
106,148
158,077
283,402
52,634
53,002
25,783
151,983
256,645
109,505
147,140
450,484
110,258
113,036
227,190
3,647,657
2,671,009
158,973
35,739
186,669
143,829
33,454
206,110
205,496
3,640,389
45,868
583,638
596,225
1,613,952
110,585
124,809
839,173
30,599
125,010
424,367
104,527
154,670
279,873
52,287
52,300
25,747
149,539
240,665
106,724
133,941
417,832
103,554
109,124
205,154
3,618,913
2,649,562
158,473
35,690
185,747
142,796
33,345
202,931
203,994
3,606,068
45,597
576,619
572,322
1,597,093
108,443
122,288
474,277
9,223
76,809
265,536
60,-954
61,755
156,593
28,556
29,962
12,962
85,113
93,412
33,194
60,218
181,847
40,783
42,112
98,952
131,991
26,904
6,868
2,226
( = )
28,524
6,470
10,038
30,078
20,335
53,091
3,423
163,009
84,271
9,679
21,342
59,608
44,700
615
2,300
8,064
2,499
31,222
6,814
1,107
799
653
4,255
18,439
12,828
5,611
45,374
4,146
18,484
22,744
47,252
25,370
3,746
490
2,435
2,178
532
9,934
2,324
40,072
2,322
5,428
4,605
19,126
1,557
3,637
131,969
6,969
23,537
63,057
17,002
21,404
50,986
8,869
6,932
5,520
29,665
34,673
8,548
26,125
102,207
29,794
26,271
46,142
703,630
453,146
28,472
5,598
( = )
62,216
31,563
8,3X
80,718
33,022
740,418
12,743
228,685
174,942
626,821
23,336
18,4^7
131,355
4,210
23,530
74,113
17,464
12,038
55,244
10,195
10,153
6,147
28,749
26,592
6,039
20,553
26,721
17,353
10,364
1,872,132
1,536,705
79,272
14,774
46,519
66,275
10,604
20,200
93,853
1,942,678
7,683
109,063
144,731
542,319
36,753
19,406
7,992
980
5,165
1,313
469
3,667
970
697
378
1,622
347
295
2,000
1,055
891
I')
('}
184
144
324
(^)
102
{')
(')
410
1,009
37,390
3,829
23,620
7,248
2,619
18,238
3,558
4,249
372
10,059
1,362
567
5,263
1,843
3,389
4,077
571
(')
593
(')
363
648
1,463
2,851
{')
(')
2,374
6,786
I
i
156
PARTNERSHIPS
Table 3.1— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, RECEIPTS,
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, PAYROLL, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
Industry
Number of —
Partner-
ships
Receipts
Total
(Thouaattd
dollara)
Business
f TTiouaand
Cost Of
goods sold
( Thouaend
dollan)
Depreci-
ation
( Thousand
dot tarty
Payroll
( Thouaend
dottarm)
f^et profit
(Thouaend
tkillarai
Number of
partner-
ships
PABTMERSHIPS WITH NET PROFIT
All industries
Agriculture , forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Fruit, tree nut, and vegetable farms
Livestock farms
Animal specialities farms
Other farms
Agricultural services and hunting and trapping
Miscellaneous agricultural services
Offices of veterinarians and animal hospitals
Other animal husbandry services
Horticultural services
Hunting and trapping, and game propagation
Forestry
Fisheries
Mining
Metal mining
Coal mining
Crude petroleum and natural gas
Quariying and mining, not elsewhere classified
Contract construction
General contractors
Building construction
Heavy construction, except buildings
General contractors not allocable
Spec ial trade contractors
Plumbing, heating, and air conditioning
Painting, paperhanging, and decorating
Electrical work
Masonry, stonework, and plastering
Carpentering and flooring
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work
Water well drilling
Miscellaneous special trade contractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Textile mill products ■
Apparel and other textile products
Lumber and wood products, except furniture
Furniture and fixtures
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals and allied products
Leather and leather products
Stone , clay, and glass products
Primary metal industries
Fabricated metal products
Machinery, except electric
Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies
Transportation equipment
Manufacturing, not elsewhere classified
Manufacturing not allocable
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary
services.
Local transportation
Taxicabs
Other
Trucking and warehousing
Trucking, local and long distance
Public warehousing and motor freight terminals
Water transportation
Air transportation
Travel agencies
Other transportation
Communication
Electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Motor vehicles and automotive equipment
Drugs, chemicals, and allied products
Piece goods, notions, and apparel
Groceries and related products
Farm products — raw materials
Electrical goods
Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment, and
supplies.
Machinery, equipment , and supplies
Alcoholic beverages
Lumber and construction materials
Wholesale trade, not elsewhere classified
Wholesale trade not allocable
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(7)
87,726
80,747
28,597
6,702
36,847
497
8,104
5,794
1,797
1,676
609
1,682
358
826
8,081
270
716
6,472
624
43,428
16,567
13,725
1,463
1,379
26,380
4,614
3,647
2,165
4,385
3,316
1,574
1,209
281
5,188
481
27,316
2,735
492
1,667
4,493
1,284
4,187
876
225
852
644
2,057
3,977
315
523
2,862
11,550
950
367
584
7,462
6,406
1,055
355
495
375
503
1,280
177,831
25,643
1,799
817
1,460
4,709
2,024
520
767
2,434
764
1,185
8,830
336
2,045,024
215,186
198,718
75,144
16,681
86,346
1,092
19,455
13,155
4,530
3,536
1,501
3,524
1,040
2,273
55,906
638
2,221
51,377
1,670
96,318
36,975
30,198
3,540
3,237
58,227
9,963
7,709
4,579
9,531
7,426
3,787
3,416
561
11,255
1,116
67,151
7,129
1,392
3,920
10,644
3,063
9,900
2,274
529
2,183
1,648
4,955
9,580
830
1,361
7,490
33,780
2,534
1,261
1,273
17,531
14,531
3,000
1,257
1,156
890
1,383
8,609
402,775
63,063
4,339
2,238
3,327
11,683
5,122
1,204
1,791
5,695
1,744
3,022
22,092
806
70,724,290
4,545,529
3,779,771
1,196,698
452,964
1,782,590
20,938
326,531
692,745
332,450
136,258
160,397
60,525
10,873
62,135
863,791
42,714
158,484
546,369
116,224
6,408,475
4,069,301
3,094,922
550,341
423,538
2,233,064
522,379
160,026
312,654
316,950
131,299
148,359
136,575
20,730
434,042
106,110
5,137,048
1,113,563
202,198
536,129
600,637
131,789
43<.,790
182,804
41,710
150,742
189,457
360,376
461,816
61,021
104,304
503,511
60,986
18,937
41,999
704,750
517,251
187,499
60,485
62,629
91,256
53,806
101,063
31,797,024
10,095,767
409.769
131,337
434,786
2,779,224
1,643,339
190,307
252,401
627,482
473,734
412,866
2,639,773
50,749
68,920,955
4,409,165
3,651,034
1,153,901
441,492
1,733,237
20,076
302,328
686,403
328,392
135,639
158,951
60,306
10,851
60,877
320,455
42,363
156,518
511,972
109,602
6,304,120
3,938,131
3,029,335
542,571
416,225
2,210,273
517,347
159,143
306,291
313,270
180,175
147,759
135,876
20,666
429,746
105,716
5,088,533
1,104,112
201,306
533,774
593,661
180,585
430,627
181,547
41,621
147,630
137,931
354,914
458,570
60,310
102,968
501,794
1,125,833
59,670
13,726
40,944
690,874
506,634
184,240
59,934
62,538
88,918
52,030
99,342
31,416,874
9,974,562
405,470
178,719
431,366
2,761,373
1,626,132
137,675
247,934
610,462
470,389
407,713
2,599,222
48,107
2,563,734
2,051,884
524,707
228,497
1,121,223
13,790
163,667
472,849
256,890
47,489
138,983
28,154
5,847
33,154
330,863
20,010
39,468
162,777
58,603
4,631,637
3,177,326
2,504,967
373,249
299,610
1,417,609
363,103
85,808
220,783
198,167
106,977
95,915
92,956
10,023
243,877
86,202
365,010
158,533
399,577
400,593
127,848
247,189
117, J62
31,041
37,284
135,613
224,454
273,971
40,468
72,840
346,814
670,388
31,772
12,314
19,458
409,525
281,899
127,626
33,066
49,066
65,422
23,117
50,036
23,680,049
8,172,013
298,263
139,384
339,283
2,365,844
l,48o,031
142,073
189,965
445,073
383,752
328,306
2,024,765
29,269
1,824,843
279,916
259,329
105,651
26,140
104,382
1,394
21,762
17,064
8,965
2,447
1,935
3,505
465
3,058
56,916
2,309
10,199
36,261
8,147
116,868
65,663
31,647
21,774
12,242
50,062
7,562
2,962
4,265
5,298
2,353
2,123
3,941
1,622
19,936
1,143
114,402
21,156
2,138
3,446
28,559
2,160
10,239
6,715
283
5,569
3,812
8,048
11,985
623
2,215
7,283
bbfiH.
5,260
822
4,433
45,193
39,263
5,925
2,470
(=)
307
1,318
3,133
7,689
305,904
76,591
3,290
1,136
1,473
15,863
8,213
993
1,648
6,302
2,424
5,302
29,566
381
9,461,384
389,090
303,800
97,233
99,742
69,404
2,628
34,793
66,450
31,073
15,737
5,614
13,206
1,195
17,645
98,744
5,114
30,246
38,516
24,868
1,137,638
578,341
413,228
33,935
81,178
530,733
96,202
50,149
34,358
92,432
34,175
41,405
33,939
2,237
95,736
28,564
129,128
30,889
174,550
114,633
35,725
111,165
25,612
8,905
32,548
36,345
88,517
115,123
12,621
23,062
99,725
225,831
16,594
6,735
9,859
135,148
107,219
27,929
13,161
( = )
5,441
16,156
14,712
19,730
2,371,637
554,901
35,050
10,434
24,892
143,718
37,002
13,806
18,954
48,770
23,880
26,471
167,808
4,116
12,760,022
910,322
786,199
296,686
107,281
305,502
2,834
73,896
112,543
28,046
58,895
9,407
15,735
1,885
9,695
208,062
7,289
15,614
169,379
15,780
811,150
401,776
295,606
55,723
50,447
398,935
78,295
45,082
46,361
67,057
40,201
24,285
20,460
4,851
72,343
10,439
621,046
69,206
18,497
48,874
68,715
20,263
82,957
22,035
3,741
23,872
21,713
62,411
88,680
6,770
11,991
68,215
174,601
8,404
2,350
6,054
104,699
32,093
22,606
16,315
3,563
10,023
9,769
18,922
591,611
37,089
12,609
33,448
116,213
43,696
16,154
20,114
64,562
19,450
24,682
195,206
8,388
206,581
7,671
6,262
1,338
241
3,384
1,151
1,281
364
477
214
227
1^)
40
214
186
11,375
3,419
3,044
170
205
7,949
3,294
437
1,281
341
722
729
163
947
15,810
1,922
295
1,057
1,465
751
2,381
771
216
665
424
1,443
1,949
192
409
1,795
909
(')
( = )
503
131
321
59
145,631
16,793
1,532
704
944
2,960
1,036
233
558
1,651
734
554
5,739
96
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS
157
Table 3.1— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, PAYROLL, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY INDUSTRY— Corclnued
Industry
Numbei
or—
Rece
ipts
Depreci-
ation
(Thousand
Inventory,
end-of-year
Partner-
Partners
Total
(Thouaend
Business
(Thouaond
goods sold
(Thouamd
Payroll
(Thouaand
Net profit
(Thouaand
Number of
partner-
Amount
(Thouavtd
dollars)
dollar a)
tkllarai
dollara)
<k)llaraj
dollara)
ships
dollara)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
150,229
335,126
21,381,499
21,126,693
15,276,319
225,784
1,790,579
1,807,741
127,460
2,333,488
10,201
23,930
1,927,175
1,893,962
1,426,019
21,463
158,124
149,533
9,266
427,686
3,76A
9,383
717,944
705,744
501,331
10,758
76,031
63,562
3,131
114,520
4,458
10,034
549,019
540,550
378,362
5,786
45,459
52,822
4,272
133,255
1,979
4,513
660,212
647,668
546,326
4,919
36,634
33,149
1,862
179,911
7,728
18,493
1,210,441
1,192,599
845,685
19,484
99,364
99,660
6,650
199,728
311
635
55,447
55,228
36,371
83
3,627
4,862
237
7,708
982
2,167
124,905
123,133
75,123
9,874
9,867
9,923
623
6,111
155
311
11,120
10,844
4,391
404
344
884
( = )
I')
6,280
15,380
1,018,969
1,003,394
729,800
9,123
85,526
83,991
5,765
185,810
24,237
54,219
4,652,392
4,623,463
3,702,587
40,176
283,986
271,735
21,311
226,190
18,506
41,165
3,938,156
3,911,950
3,197,207
31,466
217,677
205,934
17,147
209,973
2,373
5,194
360,805
359,636
280,215
2,762
21,579
28,764
1,698
5,751
548
1,134
68,785
68,705
53,231
622
4,049
5,026
386
1,171
633
1,806
46,378
45,847
32,036
761
3,158
5,731
577
2,526
1,296
2,957
116,095
115,681
53,807
2,228
26,353
17,527
993
2,524
882
1,963
122,173
121,644
86,091
2,337
11,170
8,753
511
4,245
29,330
62,982
5,324,080
5,267,257
4,183,366
34,093
335,112
336,476
25,505
444,044
5,842
12,873
2,383,024
2,350,177
1,996,349
9,607
141,952
93,693
4,888
257,302
3,166
6,786
423,546
419,099
279,838
5,460
43,225
42,879
2,973
70,268
19,008
40,527
2,316,392
2,300,519
1,755,178
16,940
139,780
183,249
16,520
78,295
1,314
2,796
201,118
197,462
152,001
2,091
10,155
16,655
1,124
38,179
9,776
22,541
1,209,992
1,190,175
767,454
9,887
122,228
137,809
9,122
250,133
3,484
7,768
382,048
372,561
238,551
3,786
43,549
41,445
3,187
60,801
6,293
14,773
827,944
817,614
528,903
6,101
78,679
96,364
5,936
189,337
10,366
24,011
1,424,529
1,391,693
911,465
15,612
137,716
152,731
9,093
236,194
3,861
9,553
696,375
673,305
439,616
7,248
63,961
76,239
3,530
127,569
2,433
5,609
231,803
229,176
139,409
2,743
27,498
30,093
1,800
32,144
4,072
8,849
496,351
489,212
332,440
5,621
46,257
46,349
3,763
76,481
27,891
60,672
2,072,374
2,045,485
1,016,637
44,487
365,624
272,954
20,729
46,603
17,840
39,550
1,467,520
1,450,026
700,567
33,001
290,188
181,496
12,213
25,243
10,050
21,122
604,854
595,459
316,070
11,486
75,436
91,453
8,516
21,360
4,882
11,404
874,814
865,883
579,548
7,714
87,023
95,219
4,667
140,168
4,325
9,524
679,390
675,484
531,419
6,178
26,714
60,445
4,087
73,438
2,427
5,276
126,192
122,375
71,850
1,733
10,449
19,909
2,043
26,579
1,412
3,018
116,490
115,625
81,081
1,241
6,455
13,874
1,284
26,349
1,854
3,918
194,191
191,144
112,470
1,412
19,416
30,901
1,778
70,680
1,487
3,513
191,676
190,017
135,078
3,859
15,054
17,780
791
6,475
2,019
4,252
124,803
123,858
61,400
2,682
18,093
18,068
1,564
5,232
291
637
37,838
37,492
27,214
636
2,457
3,524
242
3,089
372
754
25,014
24,952
17,619
130
2,514
2,347
194
-1,640
10,823
24,119
1,139,535
1,125,106
771,545
14,205
95,785
118,528
8,764
143,398
808
1,863
50,573
50,123
33,882
787
4,465
6,248
364
5,307
1,959
4,586
319,758
315,619
231,717
3,529
26,157
26,370
1,429
38,132
167,827
799,526
6,783,328
5,932,080
314,771
553,432
940,854
2,082,523
1,663
53,801
319
966
85,806
60,068
4,675
988
27,764
25,751
{')
(^)
3,484
17,010
125,913
84,700
15,129
1,179
16,229
48,739
(')
(^)
4,782
32,133
2,175,476
1,829,606
5,396
12,704
659,269
593,561
(')
{')
22,443
288,512
325,815
181,999
21,643
6,093
4,304
240,564
i'}
{")
9,761
24,969
648,017
637,180
126,793
7,636
84,804
198,832
-
127,039
435,936
3,422,301
3,138,527
141,135
524,832
148,484
975,026
1,312
40,593
99,866
338,667
2,602,161
2,488,919
17,570
490,718
106,681
678,915
237
3,216
11,766
44,140
141,157
81,611
13,947
11,911
2,017
63,978
179
2,657
8,986
28,556
384,119
348,417
92,063
15,044
21,677
115,616
713
25,616
258
858
13,192
13,179
_
165
2,673
4,447
_
_
4,352
19,508
181,088
125,093
9,733
3,899
5,258
74,360
157
5,239
593
1,569
38,849
23,077
598
1,875
2,348
12,074
{')
(')
1,219
2,638
61,735
58,231
7,224
1,220
7,830
25,636
( = )
I'}
134,469
365,112
13,929,786
13,714,287
2,199,043
328,289
3,244,556
5,502,417
22,268
102,361
6,731
20,440
516,321
502,180
174,740
50,561
98,668
84,336
856
4,184
1,747
5,406
204,878
197,654
75,635
15,217
46,754
31,452
210
970
2 948
10,309
237,423
232,258
73,083
28,521
41,042
37,287
458
1,309
1,033
2,464
43,461
42,136
13,754
4,384
3,702
10,487
{')
(^)
1,003
2,261
30,559
30,132
12,268
2,439
7,170
5,110
( = )
(")
26,041
56,893
1,085,468
1,070,532
457,600
51,562
277,971
249,013
7,068
23,318
2,878
6,848
89,499
87,949
27,810
9,391
14,657
18,100
444
228
5,371
11,744
349,693
345,891
164,221
18,628
117,314
58,312
795
3,506
903
1,917
49,981
49,730
24,152
1,592
8,332
11,489
416
1,731
7,547
15,986
197,879
196,335
95,275
4,906
71,735
45,718
2,504
2,194
5,141
10,752
98,432
96,691
28,326
1,644
26,871
40,897
442
431
520
1,093
12,665
12,545
6,587
154
2,656
4,088
349
1,042
2,452
5,915
255,603
251,856
98,129
14,044
30,506
61,899
1,782
12,402
399
865
5,592
5,584
2,197
61
552
2,124
(^)
(')
830
1,773
26,124
23,951
10,903
1,142
5,343
6,386
253
1,281
14,132
33,679
809,608
782,470
379,915
47,832
172,591
186,493
1,912
13,519
1,148
2,547
117,126
116,006
79,666
1,191
11,211
18,969
( = )
(')
2,164
4,592
87,167
86,539
47,396
2,385
38,959
19,542
209
243
2,046
4,606
114,732
111,487
49,517
1,937
22,321
32,089
348
1,681
8,775
21,934
490,583
468,438
203,336
42,319
100,100
115,893
1,292
11,366
PARTNERSHIPS WITH NET PROFIT
Wholesale and retail trade — Continued
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipnent
Building materials dealers ,
Hardware stores
Farm equipment dealers
General merchandise stores
Hail order houses
Automatic merchandising machine operators
Direct selling establishments
Variety and other general merchandise stores
Food stoics
Grocery store s
Meat and fish markets
Fruit stores and vegetable markets
Candy, nut, and confectionery stores
Retail bakeries
Dairy products and other food stores
Automotive dealers
Motor vehicle dealers
Tire, battery, and accessory dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Women's ready-to-wear and accessory stores, and fur
shops.
Other apparel and accessory stores
Furniture , home furnishings , and equipment
Furniture stores
Home furnishings, and equipment stores, except
appliances.
Household appliances, TV, radio, and music stores...
Eating and drinking places
Eating places
Drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
Liquor store s
Antique and secondhand stores
Sporting goods stores and bicycle shops
Jewelry stores
Fuel and ice dealers
Florists
Cigar stores and stands
Newsstands
Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
itetail trade not allocable
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Banking
Credit agencies other thsm banks
Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges, and
services.
Holding and investment companies
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and lessors of buildings
Lessors of real property other than buildings
Agents, brokers, and managers
Title abstract companies
Subdividers and developers
Operative builders
Combinations of real estate, insurance, loans and law
offices.
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places.
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels
Trailer parks and camps
Other lodging places
Personal services
Coin-operated laundries and dry cleaning
Other laundries and dry cleaning plants
Photographic studios
Beauty shops
Barber shops
Shoe repair shops, shoe shine parlors, and hat
cleaning shops.
Funeral service and crematories
Garment pressing, alteration, and repair
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other business services
Footnotes at end of table.
158
PARTNERSHIPS
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.1— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, PAYROLL, NET PROFIT, AND INVENTORY, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
Industry
PAfilNEHSHIPS WIIH NET PROFIT
Services — Continued
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Automobile parking
Top and body repair shops
General repair shops
Tire, paint, and other repair shops
Other automobile services, except repair
Repair services, except automobile
Radio and TV repair shops
Electrical repair shops, except radio and TV
Reupholstery and furniture repair
Other repair services, except automobile
Motion pictures
Production, distribution, and related services
Theaters
Amuseoent and recreation services, except motion pictures
Theatrical producers, bands, orchestras, and enter-
tainers.
Bowling alleys, and billiard and pool parlors
Other amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Offices of dentists and dental surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians
Offices of chiropractors
Hospitals
Medical laboratories
Dental laboratories
Sanatoria, and convalescent and rest homes
Other nedical services
Legal services
Educational services
Engineering services
Architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services
Other services
Nature of business not allocable
Partner-
ships
U,357
589
2,140
7,182
1,668
2,779
6,035
1,333
991
849
2,861
1,318
413
904
6,389
1,464
1,343
3,582
20,599
13,819
1,561
308
393
822
603
1,428
1,517
22,078
1,129
2,209
3,283
8,922
1,247
3,158
(2)
31,546
1,500
4,457
15,111
3,582
6,896
12,691
2,829
2,106
1,756
6,000
5,676
2,902
2,774
21,918
9,571
3,267
9,080
60,413
41,230
3,328
709
2,022
2,841
1,830
3,843
4,286
72,753
2,835
5,347
8,130
28,908
3,383
9,270
Receipts
Total
748,293
30,814
120,251
376,478
95,820
124,930
255,080
47,744
51,016
23,747
132,571
186,983
59,949
127,034
326,033
88,261
62,437
175,335
3,557,740
2,631,230
157,725
35,739
{')
174,397
141,181
32,620
174,575
203,895
3,580,679
38,573
558,616
560,574
1,601,116
104,702
111,689
dollar!}
738,848
30,073
119,251
372,753
94,217
122,554
252,340
47,482
50,372
23,724
130,762
177,066
57,471
119,595
298,794
82,494
59,296
157,004
3,529,811
2,610,251
157,227
35,690
173,539
140,149
32,511
171,673
202,396
3,546,778
38,309
551,819
536,876
1,585,680
102,784
109,603
Cost of
goods sold
(Thottamnd
(5)
413,827
9,031
72,161
229,148
54,547
48,940
139,432
25,139
28,915
11,736
73,642
74,166
22,880
51,286
124,211
31,199
23,564
69,448
123,853
25,220
6,766
2,226
( = )
27,509
6,417
9,913
25,220
20,034
51,448
1,715
153,370
76,791
9,661
18,314
52,532
Depreci-
ation
33,450
573
2,227
6,533
2,077
22,040
5,489
929
725
602
3,233
8,586
4,833
3,753
17,569
955
5,570
11,044
42,986
24,526
3,481
490
2,073
1,930
522
7,593
2,128
39,275
1,648
5,104
4,309
18,658
1,260
3,042
Payroll
(Thovatnd
Net profit
C Thousand
chll»ri)
112,540
6,783
22,251
52,806
14,969
15,731
44,770
8,013
6,923
5,187
24,647
28,981
7,450
21,531
66,256
22,137
11,757
32,362
674,219
445,616
28,296
5,598
56,994
30,665
8,253
65,583
32,649
726,368
10,542
222,058
164,748
622,296
22,548
13,929
(8)
140,777
4,777
23,748
76,955
18,378
16,919
57,129
10,721
10,425
6,319
29,664
31,970
10,130
21,840
68,943
23,073
8,752
37,118
1,882,332
1,540,423
79,679
14,774
47,242
66,625
10,667
24,569
94,423
1,951,666
8,861
111,337
147,041
544,380
38,139
24,179
Inventory, end-of-year
Number of
partner-
ships
6,749
906
4,292
1,116
370
3,013
818
599
329
1,267
218
(^)
191
1,357
754
573
(')
159
111
275
(M
188
763
Amount
(Thtmawid
(10)
31,251
3,782
18,573
6,628
2,194
16,100
3,038
4,152
186
8,724
182
3,773
842
2,908
3,946
571
{')
593
358
602
1,383
(.')
2,849
I')
{')
1,904
5,721
^Net loss exceeds net profit.
^Estimate is not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
NOTE: Estijnates are rounded and may not add to totals. See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data.
ACTIVE PARTNERSHIPS
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3. 2 —FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES
[Amounts in thousande of dollars ]
159
All
industrii
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheriee
Field crop
farms
Livestoclt
farms
Other
farms
Other
agriculture
forestry,
and
fisheries
Contract construction
General
contractors
Special
trade
contractors
Contractors
not
allocable
(1)
(2)
(3)
(■4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
Total number of partnerships
Total receipts:
Number
Amount
Business receipts:
Number
Amount
Nonqualifying dividends;
;Number
Amount
Interest:
Number
Amount
Rents:
Number
Amount
Net gain, noncapital assets:
Number
Amount
Other receipts:
Number
Amount
Total deductions:
Number
Amount
Cost of goods sold:
Number
Amount
Inventory, beginning-of-year:
Number
Amount
Purchases :
Number
Amount
Cost of labor:
Number
Amount
Material and supplies;
Number
Amount
Other costs:
Number
Amount
Less; Inventory, end-of-year
Number
Amount
Salaries and wages :
Number
Amount
Payments to partners:
Number
Amount
Rent;
iNumber
Amount
Interest:
Number
Amount
Taxes:
Number
Amount
Casualty losses:
Number
Amount
Bad debts;
Number
Amount
Repairs:
Number
Amount
Depreciation:
Number
Amount
Amortisation:
Number
Amount
Retirement plans, etc.:
Number
Amount
Net loss, noncapital assets:
Number
Amount
Other deductions:
Number
Amount
Gross profit:
Number
Amount
Gross loss:
Number
Amount
Net profit:
Number
Amount
Net loss;
Number
Amount
Footnote at end of table.
873,-160
80,137,915
818,697
78,022,998
10,976
14,631
146,367
580,190
68,997
341,590
31,533
103,195
337,961
1,075,311
887,801
69,271,962
537, 288
43,148,059
240,726
4,712,731
333,200
31,054,032
225,405
4,414,448
202,985
1,491,830
259,403
6,374,176
251,420
4,899,158
278,786
6,279,148
125,077
1,556,166
404,036
1,771,706
459,417
2,217,619
749,005
2,181,258
9,834
17,492
77,470
132,095
534,062
830,334
705,718
3,006,673
4,343
42,368
9,608
71,352
9,966
24,636
855,284
7,993,056
799,613
35,009,961
106,572
135,022
661,386
12,760,022
244,798
1,894,069
124,633
120,458
5,612,519
112,941
5,449,690
2,760
1,135
13,617
17,854
11,734
27,528
7,382
11,657
56,263
104,555
118,694
4,979,066
109,538
3,394,603
10,952
352,896
36,303
1,359,606
78,762
503,814
72,013
124,259
102,225
1,413,544
10,757
359,516
2,552
23,376
8,617
60,967
47,570
182,953
68,171
179,376
99,769
157,276
882
4,398
1,407
1,932
95,263
190,098
103,716
400,765
{^)
322
750
3,425
112,084
379,720
104,858
2,102,246
19,776
47.159
87,726
910,322
36,908
276,869
110,667
4,716,372
103,347
4,565,319
2,693
995
12,673
16,543
11,178
25,354
7,073
10,893
51,527
97,268
108,456
4,186,389
100,562
2,786,121
9,179
320,865
32,935
968,423
72,570
405,370
67,639
94,127
96,420
1,319,960
8,934
322,624
1,927
16,389
6,499
41,151
43,287
171,613
63,315
170,577
91,501
143,984
600
4,198
754
1,035
88,028
171,966
95,013
368,380
(')
244
562
3,332
2,100
102,127
308,053
95,674
1,823,874
18,624
44,676
80,747
785,199
33,550
256,216
35,
1,383,
33
1,335
,001
598
■,463
i,227
,215
,435
35,020
1,148,934
32,858
656,064
1,624
43,708
7,370
123,763
22,247
120,990
20,005
23,822
32,073
383,224
1,595
39,443
513
4,955
1,799
12,373
12,595
73,987
19,113
56,581
31,099
49,067
<^1
350
380
28,391
72,210
30,821
132,927
(')
0
(')
502
500
33,241
89,714
32,571
688,4S8
3,973
9,445
28,597
295,586
8,048
51,933
53,628
52,513
:, 372, 888
49,833
■,311,160
1,094
286
5,386
7,825
4,453
11,504
3,494
5,297
24,530
36,815
51,483
2,203,117
49,116
1,602,347
5,387
229,006
20,815
740,055
36,408
114,516
35,999
37,101
47,470
715,359
5,255
233,590
565
6,385
3,037
17,603
23,262
64,851
32,378
83,318
42,369
58,022
274
228
208
487
43,692
65,993
45,620
163,744
410
2,395
1,063
48,637
138,554
45,553
732,154
8,075
23,341
36,847
305,502
16,781
135,731
24,025
22,202
959,797
19,555
919,055
598
111
2,824
3,490
2,500
5,414
1,296
1,689
10,193
30,038
21,953
834,338
18,578
527,710
2,167
48,151
4,750
104,605
13,915
169,864
11,635
33,204
16,872
221,377
2,073
49,491
748
5,049
1,663
11,185
7,430
32,775
11,825
30,778
18,033
35,895
251
3,929
186
168
15,945
33,763
18,573
71,709
(')
'J'
(')
335
437
20,250
79,785
17,450
403,232
6,575
11,887
15,304
184,011
8,7a
58,552
9,790
896,147
9,594
884,371
944
,311
557
2,274
309
754
4,736
7,287
10,238
792,677
8,975
608,482
1,773
32,031
3,368
391,183
6,192
98,444
4,373
30,132
5,805
93,584
1,823
36,892
526
6,987
2,118
19,805
4,282
11,340
4,856
8,699
8,267
13,292
282
200
653
897
7,235
18,132
8,703
32,385
(M
(')
78
188
93
498
9,957
71,667
9,184
278,372
1,152
2,483
5,978
124,123
3,358
20,653
13,243
12,078
1,110,585
11,237
1,045,433
893
5,475
772
6,851
1,044
4,814
5,642
48,077
13,145
1,045,466
9,138
473,729
649
9,390
1,021
59,536
4,759
123,733
3,378
28,205
7,385
252,573
522
9,708
792
9,851
1,455
12,202
3,503
18,460
3,309
19,859
9,190
37,921
227
847
4,708
34,019
9,395
88,844
40
289
73
692
135
292
12,086
347,762
10,724
588,237
2,519
16,533
8,081
208,062
5,162
142,843
51,429
7,256,095
50,951
7,129,026
194
59
5,542
10,529
5,130
45,944
1,905
7,535
24,114
63,002
52,093
5,514,555
49,532
5,372,941
12,247
256,039
22,587
1,190,624
34,491
1,205,961
23,186
819,847
25,006
2,160,946
13,234
260,476
6,217
96,887
11,136
132,551
23,826
102,781
26,401
49,811
43,242
116,259
541
891
4,245
7,080
28,473
74,568
40,629
138,946
31
79
826
4,037
629
972
50,457
416,752
50,051
1,773,649
2.291
17,564
43,428
811,150
8,914
69,610
20,246
4,701,770
19,867
4,600,366
3,346
8,543
3,060
35,142
995
5,964
9,716
51,727
20,782
4,351,900
19,337
3,709,545
3,501
180,025
7,018
550,152
13,199
536,576
9,841
596,488
12,256
1,917,152
4,108
180,749
2,481
46,341
4,599
57,532
8,475
71,516
12,149
39,080
16,879
62,287
1,170
3,275
11,312
46,635
15,278
80,566
(^)
(^)
194
1,798
314
744
19,854
231,728
19,506
904,940
1,354
14,219
16,557
401,776
4,293
51,906
30,621
2,438,847
30,522
2,413,588
123
31
2,157
1,931
2,014
10,645
882
1,487
14,127
11,165
30,675
2,055,594
29,634
1,559,458
8,734
75,023
15,545
507,671
20,955
538,737
13,400
217,985
9,119
79,570
3,673
50,202
6,487
74,816
15,106
27,184
14,123
10,567
25,855
51,864
287
203
3,067
3,794
16,786
26,681
24,901
56,990
(1)
{')
631
2,227
310
228
30,020
181,366
29,985
847,409
861
3,279
26,380
398,935
4,457
15,682
562
115,478
562
115,072
(=■)
(M
0
(')
(M
(^)
272
110
635
107,061
562
93,838
(^)
(')
124
22,801
337
30,643
360
13,748
350
25,808
(')
(M
(')
(')
(')
245
4,081
129
154
508
2,108
(')
(')
375
1,252
450
1,390
(M
(')
{')
(^)
(M
582
3,653
560
21,300
'J'
(')
431
10,439
(^)
160
ACTIVE PARTNERSHIPS
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3. 2— FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES-
[AjDOunts in thousands of dollars J
Continued
Manufacturing
Transportation, comiminication, electric, g
sanitary services
as, auj
Total
Food and
kindred
products
Apparel
and other
textile
products
Lumber
and wood
products,
except
furniture
Printing,
publishing,
and allied
industries
Machinery,
except
electric
Other
manufac-
turing
Total
Transportation
Conmunica-
Item
Total
Trucking
and ware-
housing
Other
transpor-
tation
tion, elec-
tric, gas,
and sanitary
services
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
(19)
(20)
(21)
(22)
(23)
C24)
Total number of partnerships
Total receipts:
34,486
33,847
5,697,329
33,626
5,640,008
166
131
3,543
7,100
2,566
13,178
1,422
2,834
16,517
34,078
34,388
5,135,410
33,013
3,962,280
18,281
428,685
23, 577
2,381,006
24,075
1,018,413
13,760
198,537
14,694
396,482
19,672
460,843
6,513
156,036
8,359
110,709
20,360
76,285
18,209
34,266
29,464
107,696
355
577
5,439
9,549
22,008
55,167
29,542
139,482
353
1,000
794
5,119
384
829
33,508
476,415
32,588
1,685,025
1,898
7,297
27,316
621,046
7,171
59,127
3,435
3,386
1,210,820
3,361
1,200,569
44
17
4^2
1,121
354
1,828
217
263
1,966
7,022
3,410
1,147,111
3,288
943,861
2,344
56,882
2,757
742,121
2,776
109,223
1,201
41,149
1,359
54,415
2,242
59,929
702
33,765
849
11,250
1,792
10,795
1,944
6,093
3,168
15,116
63
231
622
1,180
2,799
U,464
3,050
23,380
19
72
91
812
53
559
3,410
88,533
3,305
256,961
(M
(M
2,735
69,206
70O
5,497
2,042
2,042
574,477
2,042
572,069
(M
159
555
114
416
73
174
1,104
1,259
2,Ckt2
526,312
2,018
430,294
1,240
55,546
1,488
208,049
1,709
174,025
758
12,872
959
38,527
1,283
58,725
604
18,323
611
9,614
1,672
9,052
1,080
2,739
1,845
11,670
(»)
246
485
1,214
1,473
1,785
3,911
(M
(M
19
144
1,967
40, 558
1,993
142,264
(M
1,667
48,874
375
2,709
5,286
5,237
726,337
5,212
716,479
(M
427
814
298
1,436
177
728
2,340
6,875
5,212
664,155
4,967
497,905
1,625
53,444
3,003
253,887
3,690
126,616
1,749
16,113
2,490
102,711
1,821
54,866
498
10,987
832
7,868
2,144
6,175
3,076
6,216
4,652
17,444
125
212
396
939
4,099
17,372
4,672
33,466
(1)
CM
79
366
113
203
5,105
64,541
5,177
220,018
109
1,444
4,493
68,715
793
6,533
5,342
5,219
476,055
5,170
470,034
(M
(M
413
302
373
1,487
187
133
2,348
4,085
5,342
396,787
5,146
271,116
2,589
19,309
3,248
103,190
3,561
108,130
2,203
29,682
2,176
30,614
2,854
19,809
846
16,472
1,160
14,756
3,461
8,471
2,865
2,887
4,428
11,261
(M
(M
1,219
1,451
3,096
2,900
4,507
11,678
CM
(M
191
807
(M
5,096
54,809
4,919
199,414
423
496
4,187
82,957
1,155
3,689
4,995
4,872
500,938
4,872
497,262
(M
(M
420
504
376
1,168
284
536
2,188
1,468
4,995
416,196
4,725
299,894
2,308
36,215
2,917
144,193
3,317
113,070
2,639
18,847
2,273
27,008
2,517
39,439
1,225
12,843
1,691
22,841
2,920
6,177
2,580
2,701
4,172
10,772
(M
(M
558
956
2,895
3,435
4,594
14,371
(»)
(M
98
446
';>
(')
4,870
41,737
4,774
197,576
(M
(M
3,977
88,680
1,018
3,938
13,386
13,091
2,208,702
12,968
2,183,595
77
91
1,680
3,804
1,050
6,843
483
1,000
6,575
13,369
13,386
1,982,849
12,870
1,519,210
8,175
207,289
10,164
929,566
9,022
387,349
5,211
79,874
5,436
143,207
8,955
228,075
2,638
63,646
3,215
44,380
8,372
35,615
6,663
13,630
11,198
41,433
lot
104
2,399
4,538
7,905
18,523
10,934
52,676
214
300
316
2,544
48
13
13,059
186,237
12,420
668,792
966
4,407
10,256
262,614
3,130
36,761
15,236
15,065
1,336,826
14,836
1,310,437
122
172
1,174
1,717
908
4,979
916
2,032
6,685
17,489
15,163
1,194,653
14,063
818,577
1,202
30,471
2,747
278,365
9,222
242,425
5,232
28,225
12,615
266,748
1,211
27,657
634
13,110
3,288
29,392
7,025
30,749
9,167
21,848
13,287
43,392
113
274
1,043
1,494
2,132
7,348
13,255
83,792
112
481
293
1,272
230
822
14,786
142,102
14,171
496,235
1,066
4,375
11,550
174,601
3,686
32,428
12,953
12,781
1,167,301
12,603
1,145,454
121
172
921
1,265
785
4,228
790
1,616
5,837
14,566
12,879
1,048,629
11,952
734,535
1,062
29,570
2,518
260,470
7,808
202,429
4,526
24,474
10,812
244,078
1,070
25,486
542
12,045
2,537
21,419
5,967
26,737
8,003
19,593
11,325
38,084
86
248
812
1,083
1,823
6,789
11,226
70,683
81
82
261
1,201
224
800
12,551
115,330
12,038
413,566
915
2,647
9,768
145,910
3,185
27,238
9,247
9,174
810,018
9,051
793,797
120
172
640
1,056
572
2,796
639
1,112
4,076
11,085
9,223
722,571
8,626
487,205
573
20,112
1,627
180,658
5,729
143,890
3,594
19,182
7,921
140,484
555
17,121
339
8,413
1,672
14,009
3,840
18,848
6,066
16,629
8,401
31,432
60
102
489
759
1,273
5,371
8,218
55,495
(M
221
955
113
512
8,995
82,839
8,817
308,299
430
1,707
7,462
104,699
1,786
17,252
3,706
3,608
357,283
3,552
351,657
(M
280
209
213
1,432
151
504
1,761
3,481
3,657
326,058
3,327
247,330
489
9,458
891
79,812
2,078
58,539
931
5,292
2,891
103,594
515
9,365
204
3,632
864
7,410
2,127
7,889
1,937
2,964
2,924
6,652
(')
323
324
549
1,418
3,008
15,188
C)
41
246
CM
CM
3,557
32,491
3,221
105,267
484
940
2,306
41,211
1,400
9,986
2,283
2,283
169,525
Business receipts:
2,233
164,983
Nonqualifying dividends:
(M
(M
Interest:
253
452
Rents:
123
751
Net gain, noncapital assets;
Number
125
416
Other receipts:
848
2,923
Total deductions:
Number
2,283
146,024
Cost of goods sold:
Number
2,111
84,042
Inventory, beginning-of-year:
141
901
Purchases :
229
17,895
Cost of labor:
Number
1,415
39,995
Material and supplies:
Number
Amount
Other costs:
Number
706
3,751
1,803
22,670
Less: Inventory, end-of-year:
141
1,171
Salaries and wages:
92
1,065
Payments to partners:
752
7,973
Rent:
1,058
4,012
Interest:
1,165
2,255
Taxes:
1,953
5,308
Casualty losses:
CM
(M
Bad debts:
232
4U
Repairs:
309
559
Depreciation:
2,029
13,109
Amortization:
(M
(M
Retirement plans, etc.:
(M
(M
Net loss, noncapital assets:
(M
CM
Other deductions:
Number .
2,234
26,772
Gross profit:
82,669
Gross loss:
151
Net profit:
Net loss;
5 190
Footnote at end of table.
ACTIVE PARTNERSHIPS
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3. 2— FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
[Amounts ir. thousands of dollars]
161
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Groceries
and related
products
Farm
products
— raw
materials
Machinery,
equipment ,
and
supplies
Other
wholesale
trade
Retail trade
Build ine
materials,
hardware ,
and farm
equipment
General
merchan-
dise
stores
Food stores
Grocery
stores, meat,
fish, fruit,
and vegetable
mflrtets
Other
food
stores
(25)
(26)
(27)
(28)
(29)
(31)
(32)
(33)
(3.4)
(35)
Total number of partnerships
Total receipts:
Number
Amount
Business receipts:
Numlser
Amount
Nonqualifying dividends:
Number
Amount
Interest:
Number
Amount
Rents:
Number
Amount
Net gain, noncapital assets:
Number
Amount
Other receipts;
Number
Amount
Total deductions;
Number
Amount
Cost of goods sold:
Number
Amount
Inventory, beginning-of-year:
Number
Amount
Purchases:
Number
Amount <
Cost of labor;
Number
Amount
Material and supplies:
Number
Amount
Other costs:
Number
Amount
Less: Inventory, end-of-year
Number
Amount
Salaries and wages:
Number
Amount
Payments to partners:
Number
Amount
Rent:
Number
Amount
Interest;
Number
Amount
Taxes;
Number
Amount
Casualty losses;
Number
Amount
Bad debts:
Number
Amount
Repairs;
Number
Amount
Depreciation:
Number
Amount
Amortization:
Number
Amount
Retirement plans, etc.:
Number
Amount
Net loss, noncapital assets:
Number
Amount
Other deductions:
Number
Amount
Gross profit;
Number
Amount
Gross loss:
Number
Amount
Net profit;
Number
Amount
Net loss;
Number
Amount
Footnote at end of table.
219,580
34,867,991
218,410
34,448,298
1,577
1,830
24,718
36,938
22,380
95,209
6,500
10,625
121,319
275,091
220,123
32,602,002
213,903
26,061,657
167,652
3,434,890
200,879
24,762,554
15,624
266 ,630
39,211
138,953
42,189
1,026,404
■ 174,908
3,567,774
152,603
2,399,711
48,468
464,038
152,164
487,263
110,360
143,597
201,057
504,342
4,948
4,941
44,700
59,808
148,298
135,023
180,523
357,838
1,147
994
1,653
6,844
2,238
4,197
216,993
1,971,749
213,808
8,404,077
6,892
17,436
177,831
2,425,722
31,103
10,928,951
30,694
10,796,092
304
624
4,739
9,727
3,779
24,303
1,470
2,474
17,250
95,731
31,334
10,370,954
28,307
8,873.276
19,278
837,316
25,165
8,458,732
2,273
74,086
4,822
42,257
9,623
348,524
20,200
887,639
20,151
534,262
7,294
98,919
19,396
67,181
16,161
39,338
26,525
109,470
459
553
7,102
17,419
17,169
32,379
24, 506
87,747
149
85
544
3,289
363
1,408
30,674
505,628
30,046
1,930,904
42,869
159,733
1,415
25,643
591,611
5,818
33,614
5,826
5,772
3,006,688
5,674
2,987,463
73
100
725
1,372
562
2,278
295
390
3,179
15,085
5,802
2,895,821
5,314
2,554,863
3,471
117,706
4,761
2,443,291
519
18,051
1,033
13,045
1,629
83,643
3,592
120,873
4,236
142,965
1,366
22,758
3,795
13,101
2,949
5,824
5,182
17,992
123
234
1,188
3,395
3,845
8,594
4,839
18,303
17
26
190
820
108
313
5,720
106,633
5,598
432,683
228
83
4,709
116,213
1,118
5,346
2,635
2,527
1,865,008
2,448
1,844,789
98
322
528
1,485
450
1,473
170
500
1,554
16,439
2,635
1,828,250
2,339
1,694,929
1,215
132,217
1,703
1,627,921
192
5,244
442
2,630
876
78,416
1,321
151,499
1,777
35,973
536
7,918
1,313
5,448
1,396
7,672
2,012
5,761
62
163
309
2,296
1,576
4,356
2,013
10,335
(M
(M
2,558
52,815
2,310
150,729
325
869
2,024
43,696
611
6,938
2,851
649,821
2,826
631,799
(M
(M
487
1,541
257
2,699
95
222
1,641
13,522
2,826
587,639
2,630
462,450
2,386
437,009
216
6,221
330
3,082
962
14,883
2,014
87,148
44,512
735
9,472
1,859
4,848
1,466
2,984
2,326
6,086
(»)
(M
683
2,056
1,255
2,111
2,111
6,616
(M
(M
(M
(')
2,800
46,138
2,747
172,577
(M
(M
2,434
64,562
417
2,380
20,150
19,953
5,407,434
19,747
5,332,041
107
164
2,999
5,329
2,509
17,853
909
1,362
10,876
50,685
20,071
5,059,244
18,025
4,161,034
12,711
498,990
16,315
3,950,511
1,346
44,570
3,017
23,500
6,155
171,582
13,273
528,119
12,338
310,812
4,657
58,771
12,429
43,784
10,350
22,858
17,005
79,631
222
143
4,921
9,672
10,493
17,318
15,543
52,493
118
55
258
1,577
234
1,054
19,595
300,042
19,390
1,174,915
759
3,908
16,477
367,140
3,673
18,950
186,629
185
23,576.
185,
23,294,
.,916
1,086
102
176
186,204
21,893,271
183,114
16,925,274
146,588
2,555,362
173,438
16,052,209
13,150
188,892
33,850
94,705
31,997
670,946
152,727
2,636,840
130,822
1,838,046
40,585
359,838
131,275
415,311
92,828
102,677
172,250
388,624
4,437
4,368
36,919
41,401
129,445
101,219
154,115
265,885
972
906
1,099
3,497
1,842
2,761
183,758
1,443,464
181,207
,378,385
5,422
9,304
150,229
1,807,741
36,400
124,077
12,933
12,884
2,174,389
12,310
2,137,497
198
121
2,951
3,918
2,005
8,809
586
547
8,129
23,497
12,933
2,039,077
12,609
1,618,294
11,130
462,295
11,939
1,540,315
1,549
31,975
1,528
8,917
3,107
66,743
11,426
491,951
9,764
152,739
4,064
40,190
7,603
18,210
8,331
10,905
12,398
34,450
214
306
4,870
6,677
8,291
11,151
26,229
121
354
264
600
12,798
121,181
1^,557
519,585
376
382
10,201
149,533
2,732
14,221
10,122
10,024
1,338,054
9,926
1,319,322
196
61
967
1,727
928
4,785
310
341
5,175
11,818
10,073
1,247,530
9,749
937,143
8,025
232,605
9,181
905,417
454
5,440
1,735
1,509
2,540
24,018
8,261
231,846
6,510
107,023
2,264
20 , 586
6,372
23,243
4,716
7,218
8,334
21,939
243
149
1,460
2,609
6,633
5,459
7,738
23,871
31
139
24
225
87
103
9,748
97,823
9,572
383,486
550
1,307
7,723
99,660
2,394
9,136
28,134
28,035
5,076,884
27,985
5,044,516
481
856
3,283
2,320
3,526
11,916
724
1,451
15,792
15,825
28,107
4,819,035
27,881
4,049,316
24,359
249,673
27,053
3,952,941
1,372
21,948
5,720
16,512
2,313
62,344
24,177
254,102
18,930
296,439
5,197
46,463
19,003
53,636
13,224
12,768
26,704
64,339
726
668
3,457
2,947
22,862
13,006
24,244
45,308
73
119
397
866
377
469
27,928
227,691
27,541
995,912
593
712
24,237
271,735
3,897
13,886
24,709
4,757,861
24,683
4,727,187
472
352
2,998
2,186
3,239
11,087
624
1,370
14,062
15,179
24,780
^,530,246
24,629
3,855,105
21,354
239,702
23,958
3,782,326
913
13,937
4,690
8,761
2,266
53,792
21,737
243,463
16,464
257,330
4,491
40,047
16,707
47,105
11,394
11,454
23,603
58,519
671
649
3,303
2,349
20,207
15,625
21,459
39,123
47
99
363
572
371
467
24,602
201,802
24,265
872,522
518
440
21,427
239,724
3,356
12,109
(36)
3,351
3,326
319,023
3,302
317,329
(')
(M
285
134
288
329
100
81
1,730
646
3,326
233,789
3,252
194,211
2,505
9,971
3,094
170,615
454
7,961
1,030
7,751
547
3,552
2,440
10,639
2,466
39,109
706
6,416
2,296
6,531
1,831
1,314
3,100
5,820
(M
(M
153
598
2,655
2,381
2,785
6,185
(M
(>)
34
294
(M
(M
3,326
25,889
3,276
123,390
(M
(M
2,810
32,011
540
1,777
162
ACTIVE PARTNERSHIPS
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
-FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
[Amounts in thousands of dollars]
Wholesale and retail trade — Continued
Retail trade — Continued
Automotive dealers
Gasoline
service
stations
Other
automotive
dealers
Apparel and
accessory
stores
Furniture,
home furnish-
ings, and
equipment
stores
Eating and
drinJcing
places
Drug and
proprietary
stores
Other
retail
trade
Wholesale
and retail
trade not
allocable
(37)
(38)
(39)
(40)
(■41)
(•42)
("13)
(44)
Total number of partnerships
Total receipts:
Number
Amount
Business receipts:
Number
Amount
Nonqualifying dividends:
Number ,
Amount
Interest:
Number
Amount
Rents:
Number
Amount
Net gain, noncapital assets:
Number
Amount
Other receipts:
Number
Amount
Total deductions:
Number
Amount
Cost of goods sold:
Number
Amount ,
Inventory, beginning-of-year:
Number
Amount
Purchases:
Number. . ,
Amount
Cost of labor:
Number
Amount
Material and supplies :
Number
Amount
Other costs:
Number
Amount
Less: Inventory, end-of-year
Number
Amount
Salaries and wages:
Number
Amount
Payments to partners :
Number. . ,
Amount
Rent;
Number
Amount
Interest:
Number
Amount
Taxes:
Number
Amount
Casualty losses:
Number
Amount
Bad debts:
Number
Amount
Repairs :
Number
Amount
Depreciation:
Number
Amount
Amortization:
Number
Amount
Retirement plana, etc.:
Number
Amount
Net loss, noncapital assets:
Number
Amount
Other deductions :
Number
Amount
Gross profit:
Number
Amount
Gross loss:
Number
Amount
Net profit:
Nuinber
Amount
Net loss:
Number
Amount
35,937
5,931,304
35,839
5,866,548
3,313
6,833
3,150
13,181
1,073
1,138
19,119
43,601
35,839
5,617,263
35,337
4,683,757
27,902
488,588
33,248
4,253,717
3,846
57,862
6,212
24,823
5,395
362,755
30,178
503,988
26,387
320,893
8,217
68,384
25,980
82,583
17,890
26,048
33,157
73,550
867
758
11,303
12,024
21,959
16,905
29,875
40,662
60
32
184
379
334
245
35,289
291,043
35,117
1,185,098
942
2,307
29,330
336,476
6,730
22,435
22,612
2,537,121
22,538
2,519,376
(^)
1,074
973
1,656
6,093
604
442
11,042
10,236
22,489
2,362,349
22,194
1,932,085
17,851
82,981
21,346
1,864,4B6
1,750
6,553
4,198
8,094
2,039
55,903
19,120
85,932
17,191
150,300
4,345
28,640
17,080
54,395
9,337
4,701
21,302
44,482
601
338
6,351
3,922
13,098
5,240
19,031
20,042
254
117
22,127
118,056
22,239
588,875
422
1,584
19,008
183,249
3,653
8,477
13,325
3,394,183
13,300
3,347,172
2,238
5,860
1,494
7,088
469
696
8,078
33,365
13,349
3,254,914
13,143
2,751,672
10,051
405,607
11,902
2,389,231
2,096
51,309
2,014
16,729
3,355
306,852
11,053
418,056
9,196
170,593
3,872
39,744
8,900
28,138
8,553
21,347
11,855
29,068
266
420
4,953
8,102
8,860
11,665
10,845
20,620
34
30
142
350
79
123
13,162
172,987
12,878
596,223
520
723
10,322
153,227
3,077
13,958
11,667
11,618
1,237,092
11,618
1,266,385
(')
1,344
1,773
971
3,671
126
76
6,295
15,173
11,667
1,156,007
11,544
824,246
10,106
276,388
11,111
796,763
564
9,687
1,680
2,903
3,427
11,799
10,614
273,294
8,434
120,905
3,000
25,722
10,147
46,335
6,169
4,924
10,896
21,643
161
236
2,362
2,155
7,303
3,339
9,343
10,655
62
43
22
47
(^)
11,471
94,930
11,299
442,967
368
828
9,776
137,809
1,391
6,724
12,986
12,937
1,551,134
12,314
1,516,579
(^)
2,040
4,351
1,338
4,001
257
178
7,676
26,019
12,962
1,408,337
12,666
1,001,791
10,644
260,077
11,309
946,566
1,423
19,295
2,004
5,225
4,070
40,970
10,990
270,342
8,745
131,276
3,213
32,835
9,265
30,659
7,959
8,480
11,867
24,370
335
172
3,846
7,697
3,070
5,362
10,322
17,425
(M
(^)
94
142
122
63
12,760
147,966
12,466
515,516
520
728
10,366
152,731
2,620
9,934
34,932
34,809
2,339,522
34,637
2,309,221
0
(=■)
1,788
627
3,291
10,479
865
3,136
19,155
16,050
34,853
2,088,491
34,489
1,152,713
23,990
52,927
32,430
1,067,965
1,847
22,043
8,159
21,091
3,463
40,951
25,111
52,269
27,791
409,318
6,135
45,173
25,526
30,067
16,909
15,696
33,522
79,732
815
850
2,438
816
28,983
25,813
29,599
54,965
312
230
123
353
199
817
34,627
221,443
34,466
1,156,590
466
82
27,391
272,954
7,041
21,923
5,328
5,304
918,785
5,304
909,125
'J'
(M
599
285
656
2,491
122
332
3,699
6,508
5,328
825,694
5,304
610,503
5,045
143,728
5,225
612,067
116
1,323
544
854
523
1,338
4,966
148,812
5,046
91,922
1,925
24,741
4,517
19,554
2,610
2,861
5,245
15,312
103
202
1,632
1,239
4,253
2,686
4,968
8,281
("■)
0
5,328
48,264
5,225
298,832
(1)
4,882
95,219
446
2,128
34,320
2,959,771
34,173
2,925,162
165
%
3,338
5,120
2,487
10,779
854
887
17,755
17,727
34,437
2,691,837
33,535
2,047,511
25,385
389,081
31,443
1,976,453
1,979
19,309
6,257
12,871
6,659
60,028
27,004
410,236
19,216
207,531
6,5a
55,694
22,862
60,974
15,020
13,777
29,627
53,289
967
977
5,551
5,237
21,087
14,201
26,370
38,439
213
220
65
533
352
236
33,809
193,118
32,964
880,399
1,503
2,748
25,818
291,624
8,649
23,690
Footnote at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
163
ACTIVE PARTNERSHIPS
Table 3. 2— FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
[Amoimts in thousands of dollars 1
Total number of partnerships
Total receipts;
Number
Amount
Business receipts:
Number
Amount
Nonqualifying dividends:
Number
Amount
Interest:
Number
Amount
Rents:
Number
Amount
Net gain, noncapital assets:
Number
Amount
Other receipts:
Number
Amount
Total deductions:
Number
Amount
Cost of goods sold:
Number
Amount
Inventory, beginning-of-year:
Number
Amount
Purchases:
Number
Amount
Cost of labor:
Number
Amount
Material and supplies:
Number
Amount
Other costs:
Number
Amount
Less: Inventory, end-of-year
Number
Amount
Salaries and wages:
Number
Amount
Payments to partners;
Number
Amount
Rent:
Number
Amount
Interest;
Number
Amount
Taxes:
Number
Amount
Casualty losses:
Number
Amount
Bad debts:
Number
Amount
Repairs:
Number
Amount
Depreciation:
Number
Amount
Amortization:
Number
Amount
Retirement plans, etc.:
Number
Amount
Net loss, noncapital assets:
Number
Amount
Other deductions:
Number
Amount
Gross profit:
Number
Amount
Gross loss:
Number
Amount
Net profit:
Number
Amount
Net loss:
Number
Amount
Footnote at end of table.
Finance, insurance, and real estate
(.46)
252,928
9,130,915
211,247
8,133,920
5,429
9,972
77,675
482,293
14,629
95,004
8,271
53,945
32,429
355,781
264,447
8,009,258
9,625
404,087
2,445
78,960
2,961
118,707
1,571
11,355
1,867
8,380
6,533
272,784
2,307
86,099
46,797
1,100,670
13,499
206,184
33,135
194,928
154,727
1,612,722
210,782
906,635
1,135
3,644
8,332
31,769
137,898
226,849
191,961
1,295,321
1,582
1,242
924
33,229
1,545
11,713
249,211
1,980,265
210,714
7,735,477
64,017
5,644
167,827
2,082,523
106,903
960,866
Finance
Security and
commodity
brokers ,
dealers,
exchanges,
and services
56,405
42,330
2,861,358
11,819
2,245,948
3,273
9,052
29,398
368,524
4,054
19,460
2,365
12,380
7,299
205,994
48,248
2,152,459
1,433
60,438
500
17,848
732
32,845
201
1,161
248
699
756
317757
453
23,872
3,423
734,071
2,695
120,982
4,701
70,022
21,320
321,148
20,478
108,525
199
760
1,681
18,410
5,073
7,478
9,127
33,187
241
237
204
31,476
347
1,637
41,901
644,088
11,688
2,185,641
44,717
131
31,027
908,615
25,378
199,716
(48)
5,997
2,232,956
4,002
1,876,548
529
1,530
2,071
197,346
492
3,211
250
3,885
934
150,436
7,246
1,684,663
271
5,396
(')
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
74
4,433
(M
(^)
1,535
678,782
953
109,908
1,636
60,640
2,959
189,355
3,214
75,300
203
7,313
871
3,583
2,309
14,877
179
30,254
(M
(M
6,651
509,039
4,002
1,871,152
(^)
4,782
593,561
2,828
45,268
Other
finance
(49)
36,333
628,402
7,816
369,400
2,744
7,522
27,326
171,178
3,562
16,249
2,115
8,495
6,364
55,558
41,002
467,796
1,163
55,042
426
17,814
609
32,209
152
1,028
175
508
681
27,324
404
23,841
1,887
55,289
1,742
11,074
3,065
9,382
18,361
131,793
17,264
33,225
199
760
1,477
11,097
4,201
3,895
6,818
18,310
180
57
25
1,222
295
1,601
35,250
135,049
7,686
314,4«9
41,109
131
26,245
315,054
22,550
154,448
Insurance
agents,
brokers,
and
service
(50)
11,134
11,105
693,188
10,883
681,214
(M
(M
2,303
4,073
851
2,533
359
322
1,356
5,044
10,859
500,621
1,615
134,371
354
25,673
(M
(M
(M
(M
1,328
106,698
(M
6,530
88,218
2,830
37,876
7,009
15,526
3,576
2,766
8,162
9,451
(M
(M
4,218
4,963
3,333
1,398
7,124
8,455
(M
(M
166
472
(M
(M
10,760
196,856
10,883
546,843
<;)
9,761
198,882
1,373
6,315
Real estate
Operators ,
except
developers,
and lessors
of buildings
(51)
199,493
5,576,369
188,546
5,206,758
2,103
918
45,974
109,696
9,724
73,011
5,547
41,243
23,774
144,743
205,340
5,356,178
6,577
209,278
1,945
61,112
1,875
60,189
1,239
8,800
1,491
7,069
4,449
134,329
1,829
62,221
36,843
278,381
7,974
47,326
21,425
109,380
129,831
1,288,808
182,143
788,659
934
2,808
2,433
8,396
129,492
217,973
175,710
1,253,679
1,231
883
554
1,281
1,171
10,005
196,550
1,139,321
188,143
5,002,993
19,048
5,513
127,039
975,026
80,152
754,835
(52)
162,636
4,525,246
161,363
4,372,370
1,213
601
33,019
53,900
936
7,115
4,267
32,384
16,934
58,876
165,171
4,442,025
2,085
38,344
581
5,949
583
11,768
625
5,594
656
1,204
1,397
19,045
479
5,216
30,080
216,039
5,814
23,080
14,158
87,848
110,183
1,107,635
148,810
712,670
876
2,516
1,358
3,168
115,142
201,622
154,023
1,177,130
1,176
733
378
974
913
8,867
158,944
861,399
161,240
4,334,249
4,770
223
99,866
678,915
66,144
595,694
Other
real
estate
(53)
36,857
1,051,123
27,183
834,388
889
317
12,955
55,796
8,788
65,896
1,280
8,859
6,841
85,867
40,169
914,153
4,492
170,934
1,364
55,163
1,292
48,421
614
3,206
835
5,865
3,053
115,284
1,350
57,005
6,763
62,342
2,160
24,246
7,268
21,532
19,648
181,173
33,333
75,989
58
292
1,075
5,228
14,351
16,351
21,687
76,549
55
150
177
307
258
1,138
37,606
277,922
26,903
668,744
14,279
5,290
27,173
296, lU
14,008
159,141
(54)
163,678
15,000,746
161,823
14,743,898
644
1,282
18,657
17,486
10,594
52,394
3,879
9,488
73,122
176,198
164,977
9,686,149
96,409
2,600,577
26,357
114,669
41,591
861,807
56,475
1,038,631
44,028
144,513
47,038
561,256
27,700
120,299
61,235
2,464,546
29,869
536,614
114,881
675,604
67,485
154,127
139,153
305,300
1,746
1,961
11,762
19,413
93,604
105,968
134,120
498,048
990
38,029
4,697
18,962
1,355
3,211
162,302
2,263,789
159,172
12,161,856
6,525
18,535
134,469
5,502,417
31,228
187,820
Servlc
Hotels,
rooming
house s ,
camps , and
other
lodging
places
(55)
11,151
787,614
10,827
753,925
(M
(M
1,239
2,526
853
13,703
313
1,095
5,608
16,363
11,251
757,848
9,598
285,302
1,385
6,330
2,634
69,467
7,083
146,400
5,272
10,759
6,651
58,325
1,476
5,979
624
12,948
2,118
15,845
3,368
45,996
7,768
61,995
10,458
53,305
188
141
1,050
2,860
9,378
26,937
10,320
103,692
Personal services
(56)
98
160
179
564
11,127
147,893
10,603
470,267
673
1,644
6,731
84,336
4,545
54,570
31,287
1,195,146
31,164
1,178,564
(1)
(M
2,522
6,224
761
1,335
13,692
8,134
31,360
957,294
30,050
510,390
7,441
23,177
11,050
117,067
19,871
278,790
17,906
49,673
15,150
66,844
8,029
25,161
2,143
34,725
7,193
55,578
24,727
61,805
13,800
12,643
28,058
34,819
409
286
2,100
2,227
22,097
18,376
26,509
61,752
(M
(M
286
978
114
161
31,164
163,463
30,918
669,033
467
859
26,041
249,013
5,344
11,161
Laundries
and dry
cleaning
(57)
10,653
494,994
10,604
489,208
(M
(M
657
343
1,014
2>824
428
1,026
4,442
1,593
10,653
425,073
10,040
219,133
1,275
4,056
2,851
22,442
7,204
128,499
6,250
28,655
5,761
39,670
1,441
4,189
915
22,091
2,141
15,079
8,115
27,498
6,623
6,713
9,580
16,115
305
128
753
356
8,432
10,997
9,277
35,165
(M
(M
96
328
(M
(M
10,604
71,367
10,555
270,083
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8,250
76,412
2,403
6,491
164
ACTIVE PARTNERSHIPS
Table 3.2-
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
•FREQUENCIES AND AMOUNTS OF INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES-
[ Amounts in thousands cf dollars]
Services — Continued
Personal services-
Continued
Beauty and
barber
shops
Other
personal
services
Business
services
Automobile
parking J
repair,
and
services
Amusement
and
recreation
services
Medical and health services
Offices of
physicians
and
surgeons
Other
medical
services
Legal
services
Other
services
Total niimber of partnerships..
Total receipts:
Number
Amount
Business receipts:
Number ..,..,.,...
Amount
Nonqualifying dividends:
Number
Amount
Inteirest:
Nuniber
Amount
Rents:
Number
Amount
Net gain, noncapital assets:
Number
Amount
Other receipts:
Number
Amount
Total deductions:
Number
Amount
Cost of goods sold:
Number
Amount
Inventory, beginning-of-year:
Number
Amount
Purchases:
Number
Amount
Cost of labor:
Number
Amount
Material and supplies:
Number
Amount
Other costs:
Number
Amount
Less: Inventory, end-of-year:
Number
Amount
Salaries and wages:
Number
Amount
Payments to partners:
Number
Amount
Rent:
Number
Amount
Interest:
Number
Amount
Taxes:
Number
Amount
Casualty losses:
Number
Amount
Bad debts:
Niunber
Amount
Repairs :
Number
Amount
Depreciation:
Number
Amount
Amortization:
Number
Amount
Retiretnent plans, etc.:
Number
Amount
Net loss, noncapital assets:
Number
Amount
Other deductions:
Number
Amount
Gross profit:
Number
Amount
Gross loss:
Number
Amount
Net profit:
Number
Amount
Net loss:
Number
Amount
(58)
(59)
(60)
(61)
(62)
(63)
(64)
(65)
(66)
(67)
14, MS
327,115
14,648
323,339
683
1,071
152
154
6,231
2,509
14
242
,319
,598
,072
,815
,974
,284
565
i,409
1,787
:,620
,4X5
,373
,132
',768
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9,
2,
11,
7,
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(^)
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14,
28,
14,525
185,582
(M
12,688
86,615
1,985
2,334
5,986
373,037
5,912
366, 017
(»)
(^)
1,094
503
825
2,329
181
155
3,018
4,032
6,035
289,387
5,691
152,659
3,289
17,059
4,127
81,810
3,693
46,007
2,016
6,122
1,978
19,874
3,294
18,213
663
6,225
1,117
13,251
3,825
11,687
2,763
4,557
5,346
10,936
(■■)
(^)
899
1,825
4,295
5,083
5,254
13,935
(')
(^)
87
591
5,986
63,355
5,839
213,368
(M
(^)
5,104
85,986
956
2,336
19,221
939,152
18,925
908,811
(^)
(^)
2,070
3,065
515
2,296
612
2,400
8,253
21,469
19,514
787,444
14,685
431,950
2,586
16,141
4,363
144,452
8,548
176,612
6,237
22,351
7,707
88,592
2,714
16,198
1,146
23,292
3,512
33,043
10,466
28,949
8,094
18,354
12,944
18,851
(^)
(^)
1,432
2,577
8,021
9,350
13,988
96,915
175
67
134
412
311
302
18,647
123,279
18,383
478,696
1,304
1,835
14,132
186,493
5,555
34,785
18,196
849,989
18,123
839,173
(')
1,137
605
1,357
4,137
534
1,350
8,178
4,719
18,171
718,634
16,742
474,277
7,849
36, 6^6
11,623
310,947
9,105
113,516
6,129
22,097
5,088
28,461
7,992
37,390
1,664
18,453
3,052
22,783
11,099
33,006
8,945
12,932
15,625
19,567
275
176
2,931
2,214
10,736
8,581
15,077
44,700
(')
{'■)
(^)
152
370
17,964
81,456
17,871
365,425
399
529
14,357
140,777
3,913
9,422
11,853
707,129
11,51
658,497
(M
647
1,271
1,105
8,065
325
838
5,309
33,449
12,520
653,816
10,071
275,259
2,250
6,162
3,979
56,767
5,650
116,025
3,456
7,844
6,042
95,086
2,347
6,625
1,184
20,355
1,710
13,687
6,475
54,822
4,335
12,204
8,767
23,629
337
640
396
452
6,739
12,576
9,339
63,813
136
37,273
160
514
12,037
136,877
10,500
394,882
2,119
11,644
7,706
100,913
4,912
47,600
21,804
3,647,657
21,681
3,618,913
'J'
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2,854
1,442
1,335
8,961
9.306
17,409
21,854
1,775,525
3,460
131,991
693
3,566
1,870
41,176
1,055
48,861
1,333
13,990
1,226
28,475
811
4,077
19,036
654,769
2,701
119,306
17,300
166,780
7,411
16,553
20,534
53,370
167
346
826
2,867
13,190
14,228
18,622
47,252
152
92
2,477
4,916
85
432
21,721
562,623
21,607
3,437,029
320
107
20,599
1,882,332
1,328
10,200
14,241
2,671,009
14,167
2,549,562
(')
1,876
302
914
5,299
253
531
6,544
14,782
14,266
1,134,304
830
26,904
94
595
301
7,551
261
8,897
304
2,170
411
3,262
13,215
444,249
1,365
30,452
11,934
120,181
4,144
6,777
13,570
31,546
94
321
310
1,155
8,296
7,737
12,113
25,370
2,130
4,118
47
422
14,236
385,047
14,167
2,622,653
(')
(M
13,819
1,540,423
496
3,718
7,612
7,563
976,648
7,514
969,351
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(')
978
640
421
3,662
107
367
3,262
2,627
7,538
641,221
2,630
105,087
599
2,971
1,569
33,625
794
39,964
1,029
11,820
815
20,213
723
3,506
5,821
210,520
1,337
33,354
5,366
46,599
3,268
9,776
6,963
21,324
(^)
516
1,712
4,894
6,491
6,505
21,882
347
793
("■)
7,485
177,576
7,441
864,371
(^)
6,730
341,909
332
6,482
23,501
3,640,389
23,275
3,606,063
209
78
4,344
4,634
1,813
5,624
413
212
10,642
23,773
23,643
1,697,711
1,431
53,091
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(^)
(1)
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172
2,513
(^)
(1)
1,325
48,895
(=■)
21,402
737,800
3,386
120,614
21,219
172,639
6,264
6,238
21,156
44,737
(')
1,006
1,566
10,623
7,136
18,927
40,072
121
171
976
4,006
106
35
23,416
509,467
23,275
3,552,977
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(1)
22,078
1,951,666
1,619
8,988
26,660
3,233,670
26,315
3,179,947
89
42
4,365
3,055
1,095
3,384
550
1,360
11,633
45,882
26,663
2,337,877
10,371
433,317
4,121
22,296
5,966
120,340
4,992
155,809
3,517
17,490
3,849
146,578
4,300
24,696
14,037
961,704
6,197
155,753
20,227
111,607
10,867
13,158
21,601
57,022
160
130
2,020
4,650
12,817
8,784
a, 335
39,352
177
173
556
7,359
186
132
26,226
538,731
26,015
2,743,547
822
1,917
22,825
906,887
4,012
ll,u^'4
Eetiraate is not shown separately because ol' nigh samoling variability. Jiowever, the data aie included In the appropriate totals.
NOTE; Estiioates are rounded and may not add to totals. See text for explanatory statemsnts and "Description of bhe Samples and Limitations of the Data."
Business Returns/ig67 • Partnerships
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21,095
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5,923
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181
Table 3.4— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS,
COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSb PROFIT, AND NET PROFIT, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
SELECTED INDUSTRIES
Industry and size of gross profit
Number of
Business
Cost of
Grose profit
Net profit
BuBinesB
Cost of
GroBB profit
Net profit
partner-
receipts
goods sold
or lose
(less loss)
partner-
receipts
goods sold
or loss
(lees loss)
ships
(Thouaimd
(Thouaand
( Thouaatid
ships
(Thouam^d
(Thouaand
(Thouaand
(Thauaaid
1 dollara)
doltara)
dollara)
dollaraj
tbilata)
doltara)
dollara)
dollara)
Agriculture
, forestry, and fisheries
Total
799,613
77,353,868
42,343,907
35,009,961
11,280,938
104,858
5,270,962
3,168,716
2,102,246
732,780
125,616
435,486
287,362
148,124
164,439
19,594
101,599
78,538
23,051
115,425
85,5«1
772,261
457, X5
314,916
43,687
13,723 .
138,530
88,291
50,239
9,066
112,833
2,036,828
1,216,718
820,110
210,397
18,756
354,910
215,525
138,385
36,088
193,393
8,106,901
4,904,287
3,202,614
1,114,120
28,307
1,U8,947
682,223
466,724
177,439
128,-174
12,075,774
7,535,292
4,541,482
1,578,899
15,589
1,251,844
711,920
539,924
215,954
82,978
14,690,715
8,873,556
5,817,159
1,913,136
6,284
1,049,405
615,742
432,653
112, B"?!
70,777
39,234,903
19,069,347
20,165,556
6,485,138
2,604
1,225,727
774,477
451,250
135,787
106,572
669,130
804,152
135,022
'41A,985
19,776
178,728
225,887
47,159
199,327
Agriculture, forestry.
and fisheries — Continued
Farms
Total
Field crop farms
95,674
4,401,434
2,577,560
1,823,874
623,473
32,671
1,315,791
627,303
588,488
254,952
18,185
93,063
71,437
21,626
1 14, 380
6,456
19,903
11,842
8,061
12,030
12,673
123,695
77,366
46,329
8,729
4,947
37,205
19,304
17,901
5,295
17,293
329,586
201,708
127,878
34,253
5,720
80,484
38,735
41,749
12,651
26,208
1,059,048
625,924
433,124
166,139
7,181
220,735
101,236
119,499
51,654
14,153
1,090,220
605,501
484,719
192,494
4,972
330,731
158,037
172,694
71,256
5,053
819,264
469,125
350,139
127,852
2,350
309,802
143,695
166,107
64,235
2,109
886,558
526,499
360,059
108,386
1,046
316,931
154,454
162,477
51,891
18,624
163,885
208,561
44,676
193,490
3,973
19,313
28,761
9,448
120,199
Livestock farms
Other fanns
45,553
2,202,992
1,470,838
732,154
220,145
17,450
882,651
479,419
403,232
148,376
8,144
59,540
49,801
9,739
19,145
3,585
13,620
9,794
3,826
13,205
5,384
67,707
47,789
19,918
2,602
2,342
18,783
10,273
8,510
832
9,008
199,550
132,390
67,160
16,195
2,566
49,552
30,583
18,969
5,407
14,882
673,606
429,803
243,803
89,795
4,144
154,707
94,885
69,822
24,690
6,293
536,357
326,435
209,922
78,515
2,888
223,132
121,029
102,103
42,723
1,395
320,555
228,223
92,332
28,646
1,308
188,907
97,207
91,700
34,971
446
345,677
256,397
89,280
13,537
617
223,950
115,548
108,302
42,953
8,075
108,168
131,509
23,341
150,374
6,575
36,404
43,291
11,887
122,917
Agr
iculture, for
estry, and fi
sheries — Continued
Mining
0
ther agricult
are, forestry
, and fisherie
s
9,184
869,528
591,156
278,372
109,307
10,724
1,029,477
441,240
588,237
156,251
1,410
8,536
7,101
1,435
11,045
4,320
8,473
4,224
4,249
11,324
'670
1,050
14,835
10,925
3,910
337
1,141
8,972
4,928
4,044
1,463
25,324
14,817
10,507
1,835
937
14,040
7,454
6,586
11,353
2,099
89,899
56,299
33,600
11,300
1,580
50,533
25,059
25,474
10,858
1,436
161,624
106,419
55,205
23,460
1,096
75,187
35,224
38,963
6,316
1,232
230,141
147,617
82,524
46,019
856
132,891
70,751
62,140
9,022
495
339,169
247,978
91,191
27,401
794
739,381
292,600
446,781
133,402
1,152
14,843
17,326
2,483
15,837
2,519
15,956
32,489
16,533
191,032
Contract co
nstruction
Total
General contractors
50,051
6,943,891
5,170,242
1,773,649
765,687
19,505
4,454,646
3,549,706
904,940
371,518
3,882
27,651
22,521
5,130
641
1,559
14,276
12,343
1,933
737
3,856
62,726
48,231
14,495
5,781
1,591-
44,171
38,172
5,999
2,081
6,789
173,318
123,373
49,945
22,455
2,529
98,606
79,742
18,864
7,294
18,093
846,807
540,336
306,471
166,938
6,502
408,152
298,461
109,691
57,358
10,231
1,181,044
826,575
354,469
162,700
3,716
591,754
463,762
128,002
53,383
4,517
1,191,131
881,229
309,902
131,034
2,139
655,695
512,572
143,123
57,869
2,683
3,461,214
2,727,977
733,237
276,138
1,469
2,e<41,982
2,144,554
497,328
192,796
2,291
185,135
202,699
17,564
124,147
1,354
145,720
159,939
14,219
121,648
Speci
al trade cont
rectors
Contra
ctors not allocahle
29,985
2,378,069
1,530,660
847,409
385,441
560
111,176
89,875
21,300
8,728
2,225
10,673
7,600
3,073
'243
2,165
17,821
9,683
8,138
3,669
246
3,956
3,155
301
335
4,211
74,192
43,430
30,762
15,004
11,468
6,386
432,513
577,890
237,982
355,773
194,531
222,117
108,333
108,840
251
17,532
10,933
6,599
1,724
2,338
516,154
352,930
163,224
70,142
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(=)
1,191
748,826
523,262
225,564
79,696
22
70,405
60,061
10,345
3,646
861
35,519
38,798
3,279
12,188
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( = )
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Manufacturing
Total
Food
and kindred p
roducts
32,588
5,571,758
3,886,733
1,685,025
587,817
3,305
1,186,907
929,946
256,951
63,759
3,815
16,393
12,191
4,202
11,588
'170
221
1,843
1,539
304
1204
2,173
30,733
22,636
8,097
196
6,309
5,643
666
11,498
3,568
79,350
53,218
26,132
6,481
196
6,115
4,729
1,386
I35
8,371
390,244
246,235
144,009
60,121
851
55,949
41,102
14,847
4,639
7,191
696,416
443,781
252,635
103,934
856
135,573
107,670
27,903
10,313
4,1A5
933,823
642,665
291,158
104,081
507
184,783
149,020
35,763
8,461
3,326
3,424,799
2,466,007
958,792
314,958
478
796,335
620,243
175,092
42,083
1,898
68,250
75,547
7,297
125,898
( = )
n
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n
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Footnotes at end of table.
182
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.4— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT, AND NET PROFIT,
______________^__ SELECTED INDUSTRIES ^Continued
BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
Industry and size of gross profit
Number of
partner-
ships
BuBiness
receipts
(Thoutand
dotlori)
Cost of
goods sold
(Thou3and
chliara)
dross profit
or loss
Net profit
(less lose)
(Thousand
doltart)
Number of
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(Thovtr>d
dollars)
Cost of
goods Bold
(Thousmid
dollar*)
Gross profit
or loss
(Thouaiwjd
dollar*)
Net profit
(less Ices)
(Thouaand
dollar*)
Manufacturing -Continued
Gross profit, total
$1 imder $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
N(5 gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500 ,
$2,500 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 or more ,
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2 , 500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Footnotes at end of table.
Apperel and other textile products
Lumber and wood products, except furniture
1,993
565,607
423,343
142,264
47,473
5,177
702,868
482,850
220,018
62,970
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394
3,540
3,066
474
205
123
1,383
948
i35
200
319
2,434
1,180
1,254
349
245
8,593
6,691
1,902
779
969
17,390
10,454
6,936
2,921
393
16,062
9,U5
6,927
3,662
1,370
73,521
49,592
23,929
9,036
419
55,356
39,888
15,468
6,376
1,047
92,806
56,526
36,280
13,816
359
91,032
65,879
25,153
9,037
619
128,346
84,458
43,888
15,139
356
393,030
300,716
92,314
27,451
459
384,831
277,574
107,257
21,504
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109
13,611
15,055
1,444
'788
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Machinery, except electric
4,919
468,033
268,669
199,414
80,386
4,774
496,921
299,345
197,576
85,443
574
1,483
865
618
107
564
1,462
663
799
'275
299
4,849
3,755
1,094
183
321
2,136
964
1,172
627
590
8,541
4,450
4,091
1,161
476
8,873
5,452
3,421
675
1,433
53,699
28,656
25,243
10,756
1,209
38,450
18,215
20,235
9,411
1,248
95,199
51,610
43,589
17,460
1,305
98,751
52,778
45,973
18,246
445
77,141
45,837
31,304
10,145
577
95,573
54,856
40,717
17,751
329
226,971
133,496
93,475
40,574
322
251,676
166,417
85,259
39,008
423
1,951
2,447
496
^1,118
(')
( = )
( = )
(')
(^)
Manufacturing — Continued
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Other manufacturing
Total
12,420
2,151,372
1,482,580
668,792
247,786
14,171
1,284,109
787,874
496,235
160,965
1,964
7,914
5,972
1,942
'1,389
2,024
6,443
4,143
2,300
'1,631
915
13,622
10,146
3,476
I3I
1,385
17,876
12,666
5,210
1,310
l,t»l
29,838
21,442
8,396
980
1,669
31,612
19,679
11,933
2,731
3,115
152,363
99,535
52,828
22,617
4,053
165,487
98,106
67,381
20,948
2,316
218,731
135,309
83,422
37,723
2,427
210,974
127,095
33,879
31,791
1,639
356,948
242,615
114,333
43,548
1,702
299,254
183,529
115,725
40,120
1,382
1,371,956
967,561
404,395
144,338
910
552,463
342,656
209,807
65,696
966
32,223
36,630
4,407
'21,933
1,066
26,328
30,703
4,375
'18,792
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services — Continued
Transportation
Total
Trucking and warehousing
12,038
1,122,757
709,191
413, 566
134,219
8,817
781,910
473, 6U
308,299
97,418
1,533
5,676
3,969
1,707
'1,748
943
4,096
2,928
1,168
'233
1,164
13,386
8,999
4,387
967
673
6,629
4,079
2,550
640
1,521
29,313
18,441
10,872
2,573
1,124
18,081
9,928
8,153
2,213
3,684
155,424
93,451
61,973
20,261
2,780
110,347
63,626
46,721
15,909
2,034
187,238
115,668
71,570
27,881
1,661
137,354
78,760
58,594
23,572
1,340
249,856
159,268
90,588
31,731
1,033
187,821
118,686
69,135
25,247
761
481,864
309,395
172,469
52,554
602
317,582
195,604
121,978
30,075
915
22,697
25,344
2,647
'15,547
430
11,887
13,594
1,707
'9,971
Transportation, communica
tion, electri
z, gas, and sanitary services — Continued
Transportation — Continued
Other transportation
3,221
340,847
235,580
105,267
36,801
2,132
161,352
78,683
82,669
26,746
590
1,580
1,041
539
'1,510
491
767
174
593
U7
492
6,757
4,920
1,837
327
397
11,232
8,513
2,719
360
1,884
501
904
45,077
29,825
15,252
4,352
369
10,063
4,655
5,403
687
372
49,884
36,908
12,976
4,309
394
23,736
11,427
12,309
3,910
307
62,035
40,582
21,453
6,484
362
49,398
24,261
25,137
8,389
160
164,282
113,791
50,491
22,479
148
70,599
33,261
37,338
13,1>S2
484
10,810
11,750
940
'5,576
151
3,631
5,359
1,728
'3,245
Wholesale and
retail trade
Wholesale trade
Total
213,808
34,316,486
25,912,409
8,404,077
2,290,961
30,046
10,724,063
8,793,159
1,930,904
562,733
21,384
147,182
123,530
23,652
'7,908
3,123
28,750
25,408
3,342
'781
16,104
282,764
222,562
60,202
10,209
1,994
41,511
34,150
7,361
2,823
26,224
844,909
653,781
191,128
45,982
2,545
109,431
90,613
18,818
7,333
57,011
3,809,966
2,841,717
968,249
318,062
5,879
538, 183
440,636
97,547
34,629
46,556
6,493,729
4,830,826
1,662,903
541,028
6,173
1,196,555
968,733
227,822
73,284
29,724
7,957,848
5,898,652
2,059,196
597,836
5,452
1,955,386
1,571,144
384,242
132,794
16,805
14,780,088
11,X1,341
3,438,747
785,752
4,881
6,854,247
5,662,475
1,191,772
312,706
6,892
131, 8L2
149,248
17,436
'24,972
1,415
72,029
80,117
8,083
'4,791
Wholesale tra
ie — Continued
Groceries and related products
Farm products— raw materials
5,598
2,985,813
2,553,130
432,683
110,649
2,310
1,813,420
1,662,691
150,729
40,831
295
1,783
1,491
292
58
157
6,791
6,616
175
99
325
7,744
6,595
1,149
'286
134
8,683
8,217
466
523
396
18,866
15,805
3,061
1,716
200
32,019
30,581
1,438
870
1,092
142,232
122,861
19,371
6,760
490
101,862
93,649
8,213
2,793
1,419
319,844
268,166
51,678
15,788
474
224,658
206,652
13,006
5,852
960
463,872
395,837
68,035
18,778
524
344,938
307,199
37,739
10,317
1,111
2,031,472
1,742,375
289,097
67,835
332
1,094,469
1,009,777
84,692
20,377
228
1,650
1,733
83
218
325
31,369
32,238
369
'4,073
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.4— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT, AND NET PROFIT, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
183
Industry and size of gross profit
Number of
partner-
ships
Business
Cost of
Gross profit
Net profit
receipts
goods sold
or loss
(less loss)
(Thousand
( TTiousand
(Thouaand
(Thouamyd
dollars)
db/ifli-sj
dot I arm)
dotlarB)
Number of
partner-
Bhips
Bueinees
receipts
dollartj
Cost of
gooda Bold
(Thouiard
dollarM}
GroQB profit
or loCD
Met profit
(leee loss)
Wholesale and retail trade — Continued
Wholesale trade — Continued
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2, 500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Footnotes at end of table.
2,7^7
442
(M
196
*12
561
514
451
(')
628,502
1,674
3,604
24,696
65,266
121,419
409,189
455,925
1,291
2,225
17,624
44,818
84,043
303,983
172,577
383
1,379
7,072
20,448
37,376
105,206
63,474
825
( = )
302
2,551
6,848
15,028
36,436
Other vfholesale trade
19,390
2,228
1,364
1,753
3,885
3,720
3,454
2,987
759
5,296,328
18,502
22,430
54,942
269,393
586,787
1,025,157
3,319,117
35,713
4,121,413
16,010
17,397
42,002
206, 502
449,097
784,065
2,606,340
39,621
1,174,915
2,492
5,033
12,940
62,891
137,690
241,092
712,777
3,908
347,834
'1,763
1,102
4,445
22,525
44,796
88,671
188,058
356
Retail trade
181,207
17,866
13,982
23,428
50,315
39,876
23,973
11,767
5,422
23,236,038
116,488
239,490
727,845
3,224,706
5,225,924
5,915,184
7,786,401
58,317
16,857,653
96,532
187,099
557,159
2,368,476
3,810,495
4,260,577
5,577,315
67,621
6,378,385
19,956
52,391
170,686
856,230
1,415,429
1,654,607
2,209,086
9,304
1,703,639
'7, 136
7,534
38,421
280,142
461,964
458,822
463,892
'19,975
General merchandise stores
9,572
1,413
737
1,384
2,356
1,739
1,170
774
550
8,395
14,390
48,342
169,990
226,603
270,552
577,757
3,293
932,543
6,898
11,747
38,454
131,062
165,045
187,873
391,464
4,600
1,497
2,643
9,888
38,928
61,558
82,679
186,293
1,307
93,310
'703
616
2,369
11,898
22,650
20,491
35,989
'2,786
Building materials, hardware, and fann equipnent
12,557
721
636
1,300
3,195
3,608
2,066
1,031
376
2,129,519
6,416
11,922
40,996
227,795
516,368
610,886
715,136
7,978
1,609,934
5,551
9,4&4
31,177
173,258
387,661
468,018
534,805
8,360
519,585
865
2,458
9,819
54,537
128,707
142,868
180,331
382
Food stores
27,541
1,731
2,152
3,951
9,032
5,626
3,185
1,864
593
5,035,272
18,299
56,617
176,898
797,744
1,029,899
1,088,523
1,867,292
9,244
4,039,360
16,216
48,570
147,890
&i3,209
829,589
864,679
1,489,207
9,956
995,912
2,083
8,047
29,008
154,535
200,310
223,844
378,085
712
Food stores — Continued
Grocery stores, meat, fish, fruit, and vegetable markets
24,265
1,431
1,975
3,581
7,823
5,053
2,745
1,657
518
4,721,105
16,361
54,562
165,356
737,479
972,883
1,014,098
1,760,366
6,082
1,848,583
14,628
47,172
139, 177
604,650
794,288
821,737
.,426,931
6,522
872,522
1,733
7,390
26,179
132,829
178,595
192,361
333,435
440
229, 679
'438
1,323
9,845
52,439
59,026
46, 188
61,296
'2,064
Other food stores
3,276
299
(=)
370
1,209
573
440
207
314,167
1,938
11, 542
60,265
57,016
74,425
106,926
I')
190,777
1,588
8,713
38,559
35,301
42,942
62,276
123,390
350
2,829
21,706
21,715
31,483
44,650
Automotive dealers
35,117
3,020
2,264
4,798
9,847
8,651
4,778
1,759
942
5,848,378
32,298
53,057
187,388
808,598
1,422,031
1,530,512
1,814,494
18,170
29,019
44,644
152,349
641,982
,113,959
,205,483
,475,844
20,477
1,185,098
3,279
8,413
35,039
166,616
308,072
325,029
338,650
2,307
316,567
'1,140
1,235
9,497
55,981
100,031
85,510
65,453
'2,526
Automotive dealers — Continued
Other automotive dealers
12,878
1,311
541
1,344
2,945
3,096
2,351
1,292
520
3,338,301
10,270
12,438
56,056
246,948
588,088
898,928
1,525,573
8,871
9,086
10,479
46,074
196,039
476,278
734,606
.,269,516
9,594
596,223
1,184
1,959
9,982
50,909
111,810
164,322
256,057
723
140,960
'916
45
1,868
15,145
33,978
41,308
49,532
'1,691
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores
12,466
1,207
958
1,232
2,779
3,093
2,111
1,087
520
7,987
11,003
30,763
143,028
343,092
419,597
558,055
3,054
998,009
6,496
7,337
22,541
96,560
232,613
273,906
358,556
3,782
515,516
1,491
3,666
8,222
46,468
110,479
U5,691
199,499
728
143,989
'450
164
1,362
14,049
35,115
42,018
51,731
'1,192
Gasoline service stations
22,239
1,709
1,724
3,454
6,902
5,555
2,428
467
422
22,028
40,619
131,332
561,650
833,943
631, 584
288,921
9,299
19,933
34,165
106,275
445,943
637,681
470, 877
206,328
10,883
588
875
2
095
6
454
25
057
115
707
196
262
160
707
82
593
Apparel and accessory stores
11,299
859
761
1,611
3,095
2,301
1,737
935
368
1,261,989
4,918
9,961
43,757
159,876
246,654
346,056
450,767
4,396
819,022
4,026
6,994
31,598
108,075
164,698
223,608
280,023
5,224
442,967
892
2,967
12,159
51,801
81,956
122,448
170, 744
Eating and drinking places
34,466
2,566
3,045
4,592
11,320
6,926
3,723
2,293
466
11,967
33,513
86,608
438,639
504,216
507,651
726,332
295
1,152,336
8,450
22,037
52,558
241,649
261,326'
247,469
318,847
377
1,156,590
3,517
11,476
34,050
196,990:
242,890
260,182
407,485
32
136,620
'518
'251
1,630
15,085
35,451
41,094
44,129
'1,308
260,472
'619
1,529
10,748
60,405
67,184
53,324
67,901
'2,623
30,793
'181
( = )
903
7,966
8,158
7,136
6,605
175
607
'224
1
190
7
629
40
836
66
053
44
202
15
921
133,673
'252
727
1,987
18,328
28,874
41,047
42,962
'2,588
251,942
'1,455
1,779
4,533
56,363
66,117
59,536
65,069
'911
184
Table 3.4— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT, AND NET PROFIT,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
Industry and si£e ol ^ross profit
Niimber of
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
Cost 3f
goods sold
Gross profit
or loss
Net profit
(less Loss)
( Thousand
(Thouiand
f Thouisid
(7hotJaM}d
dollara)
dollar,)
dollar.)
doIlarM)
Number of
partner-
ships
Bxisiness
Cost of
Gross profit
Net profit
receipts
goods sold
or loss
(less loss)
(Thoummtd
(- Thousand
(ThoutTd
C Thouaand
dollars)
dollara)
dallart)
dottan}
Wholesale and retail trade — Continued
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more ,
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 'inder $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under ,$2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Footnotes at end of table.
Retail trade — Continued
Drug and proprietary stores
Other retail trade
5,225
907,226
608,394
298,832
93,525
32,964
2,915,174
2,034,775
880,399
273,541
{')
( = )
(^)
{')
{')
6,346
26,178
19,851
6,327
11,993
123
2,618
2,196
422
105
3,307
46,409
34,110
12,299
1,630
226
7,075
5,268
1,807
527
4,334
106,018
75,324
30,694
5,768
813
53,675
38,675
15,000
6,115
7,878
425,361
294,006
131,355
41,918
1,61,4
185,288
124,625
60,663
20,890
6,318
751,773
530,979
220,794
35,652
1,790
374,282
249,193
125,089
41,457
3,411
767,125
540,348
226,777
74,345
655
284,258
188,412
95,846
24,437
1,370
792,310
540,157
252,153
66,221
(^)
(^)
I')
(^)
{')
1,503
9,988
12,736
2,748
15,607
Wholesale and retail trade — Continued
Finance, insurance, and
real estate
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Total
2,555
356,385
261,597
94,788
24,534
210,714
8,113,784
378,307
7,735,477
1,234,458
395
1,944
1,590
354
(^)
52,540
77,017
12,857
64,160
132,081
(.')
(')
(')
(^)
(M
33,258
131,807
10,739
121,068
6,355
251
7,633
6,009
1,624
228
34,275
269,107
24,91J2
244,195
48,208
817
47,077
32,605
1/4,472
3,291
41,462
722,004
62,521
659,483
132,942
506
71,250
51,598
19,652
5,780
22,360
845,876
52,089
793,787
181,608
300
87,278
66,931
20,347
6,220
14,919
1,119,568
74,045
1,045,523
164,463
158
139,440
101,551
37,889
9,154
11,899
4,948,405
141,144
4,807,261
732,963
(=)
{')
{')
( = )
(')
64,017
20,136
25,780
5,644
1112,801
Finance, insurance, and
real estate — Continued
Finance
Total
Security and
commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges.
and services
11,688
2,241,826
56,185
2,185,641
752,348
4,002
1,876,548
5,396
1,871,152
559,415
i,137
9,348
5,736
3,612
12,109
810
910
64
846
(^)
1,366
7,095
2,017
5,076
3,495
455
1,789
73
1,716
1,019
1,095
13,308
5,470
7,838
4,662
523
3,715
18
3,697
2,174
1,417
34,115
11,855
22,260
12,074
594
9,223
251
8,972
3,401
990
42,580
5,932
36,648
21,088
360
13,290
_
13,290
6,985
672
52,550
6,010
46,540
22,346
302
20,271
105
20,16*
9,340
1,411
2,082,830
19,165
2,063,665
690,792
957
1,827,350
4,885
1,822,465
536,490
44,717
4,122
4,253
131
143,449
3,608
-
-
-
111,122
Finance — Continued
Insurance agents, brokers
, and service
Other finance
7,686
365,278
50,789
314,489
192,933
10,883
681,214
134,371
546,843
192,392
3,926
8,438
5,672
2,766
12,115
963
3,650
2,196
1,454
284
911
5,306
1,944
3,362
2,476
968
4,735
1,303
3,432
2,1W
571
9,593
5,452
4,141
2,488
1,532
18,083
6,842
11,241
6,075
823
24,892
11,604
13,288
8,673
2.372
68,917
30,306
38,611
18,116
631
29,290
5,932
23,358
14,103
2,506
115,422
23,965
91,457
41,671
370
32,279
5,905
26,374
13,006
1,(M
145,621
34,767
110,854
47,625
454
255,480
14,280
241,200
154,302
898
324,786
34,992
289,794
76,507
41,109
4,122
4,253
131
132,327
251
-
-
-
175
Real
estate
Total
Real estate operators, except developers, and lessors
of buildings
188,143
5,190,74^
187,751
5,002,993
289,718
161,240
4,371,813
37,564
4,334,249
109,508
46,841
64,019
4,925
59,094
130,256
39,345
51,874
1,208
50,666
126,628
30,924
119,977
7,419
112,558
746
26,700
98,303
1,022
97,281
12,029
31,648
237,716
12,600
225,116
37,471
27,471
196,082
641
195,441
25,723
37,673
618,972
20,360
598,612
102,752
32,300
515,906
2,416
513,490
62,935
18,863
687,874
22,192
665,682
118,849
16,292
579,576
3,829
575,747
80,799
12,603
921,397
33,268
888,129
94,492
10,669
756,171
6,157
750,014
49,978
9,590
2,540,789
86,987
2,453,802
134,336
8,464
2,173,901
22,291
2,151,610
181,270
19,048
16,014
21,527
5,513
169,527
4,770
557
780
223
126,287
Finance, insurance, and real estate — Continued
Services
Real estate — Continued
Total
Other real estate
26,902
818,931
150, 187
668,744
180,210
159,172
U, 703,096
2,541,240
12,161,856
5,331,515
7,496
12,145
3,717
8,428
13,628
17,098
45,543
25,149
20,394
'5,099
4,224
21,674
6,397
15,277
2,775
13,288
91,257
42,084
49,173
10,830
4,175
41,634
11,959
29,675
11,748
20,074
259,975
112,180
147,795
48,406
5,374
103,066
17,94/4
85,122
39,817
33,805
950,137
396,993
553,144
221,925
2,572
108,298
18,363
89,935
38,050
22,546
1,288,068
490,098
797,970
332,426
1,934
165,226
27,111
U8,115
44, 5W
20,717
1,993,333
499,283
1,494,050
689,872
1,127
366,888
64,696
302,192
46,934
31,645
10,074,783
975,453
9,099,330
4,033,155
14,279
15,457
20,747
5,290
143,240
6,525
40,802
59,337
18,535
116,918
Services-
-Continued
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other
lodging places
Personal services
Total
10,603
748,242
277,975
470,267
34,133
30,918
1,177,532
508,499
669,033
237,189
1,252
2,346
878
1,468
11,808
1842
2,687
7,114
3,406
3,708
317
1,164
6,365
1,872
4,493
3,253
22,354
10,279
U,075
3,211
1,872
23,164
8,943
14,221
735
7,2L4
83,334
30,011
53,323
20,530
2,772
71,336
25,101
46,235
3,250
10,773
277,481
106,900
170,581
70, 574
1,623
93,135
35,335
57,800
6,881
4,289
271,016
123,389
1/47,627
51,596
883
106,973
41,908
65,065
4,826
1,902
239,776
108,060
131,716
50,610
1,037
44-4,923
163,938
280,985
21,091
800
276,457
126,454
150,003
40,347
673
5,683
7,327
1,644
14,367
467
1,032
1,891
859
667
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
185
Table 3.4— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT, AND NET PROFIT, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Industry and size of gross profit
Number of
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(Thouaand
doUmrt)
Cost of
goods sold
( TTiDuaand
(hltara)
Gross profit
or loss
( Thouaand
doU.r,t
Net profit
{less lose)
(Th»iMmtd
thllatu)
Number of
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(IhouMtrd
dottara)
Cost of
goods sold
(Thouttnd
doltarm)
Gross profit
or locB
(ThtHJamid
dottata)
Net profit
(less loss)
(Thouaand
dollara)
Services — Continued
Personal services — Continued
Laundries and dry cleaning
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or mqre
No gross profit ,
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
10,555
910
665
2,019
3,766
2,054
670
271
I')
488,886
2,030
6,252
22,649
101,401
132,540
89,145
134,869
(^)
218,803
895
2,676
8,340
39,501
59,956
41,791
65,644
270,083
1,135
3,576
14,309
61,900
72,584
47,354
69,225
I')
79
277
2,421
18,046
22,135
13,810
13,199
Personal services — Continued
Other personal services
5,839
423
564
1,163
1,148
993
1,054
494
( = )
365,930
940
3,391
15,628
33,376
56,236
124,665
131,694
(=) ■
152,562
432
1,383
6,991
14,789
21,108
52,125
55,734
213,368
508
2,008
8,637
18,587
35,128
72,540
75,960
83,335
51
692
2,607
7,522
11,747
34,447
26,269
Automobile parking, repair, and services
17,871
2,701
2,041
2,960
5,615
3,270
994
290
399
835,609
8,107
17,505
51,429
222,093
245,568
177,975
112,932
3,564
470,184
4,681
9,817
28,853
128,083
137,006
112,094
49,650
4,093
365,425
3,426
7,688
22,576
94,010
108,562
65,881
63,282
529
132,131
^616
1,783
8,274
44,120
45,108
22,403
11,059
I776
Beauty and barber shops
14,525
1,355
1,824
4,032
5,859
1,243
178
(=)
322,716
4,144
12,711
45,057
U2,704
82,240
25,966
137,134
2,079
6,220
11,680
52,610
42,325
14,144
t')
185,582
2,065
6,491
30,377
90,094
39,915
11,822
Business services
18,383
4,340
2,637
2,870
3,962
2,546
1,202
825
1,304
900,851
10,581
18,978
41,257
114,781
172,874
178,870
363,510
7,960
422,155
6,019
9,210
20,394
49,658
85,739
96,508
154,127
9,795
478,696
4,562
9,768
20,363
65,123
87,135
82,362
209,383
1,835
Amusement and recreation services
10,500
1,895
1,680
1,680
2,662
1,166
760
657
2,119
647,099
7,415
13,514
23,309
74,792
69,497
82,709
375,863
11,398
252,217
5,075
7,312
11,275
30,674
29,342
30,652
137,887
23,042
394,882
2,340
6,202
12,034
44,118
40,155
52,057
237,976
11,644
Medical and health services
21,607
444
418
492
1,296
2,146
4,102
12,710
320
3,618,406
517
1,900
4,488
25,987
96,018
335,995
3,153,501
507
131,377
26
457
1,066
4,924
17,516
23,976
83,412
6U
3,487,029
491
1,443
3,422
21,063
78,502
312,019
3,070,089
107
1,873,736
^1,091
286
1,059
11,437
42,476
175,440
1,644,129
11,604
Medical and health services — Continued
Other medical services
7,441
295
295
343
928
1,557
1,479
2,542
968,844
393
1,496
3,409
20,091
74,943
126,444
742,068
104,473
26
457
1,066
4,924
17,516
19,153
61,331
864,371
367
1,039
2,343
15,167
57,427
107,291
680,737
I')
335,419
I341
207
676
6,559
24,626
48,894
254,798
Services — Continued
Other services
,015
232
868
347
,784
976
,158
,651
822
3,169,289
8,456
9,821
28,347
130,115
205,061
385,321
2,402,168
10,658
425,742
4,676
3,137
11,110
51,366
58,890
77,580
218,983
12,575
3,780
6,684
17,237
78,749
146,171
307,741
,183,185
1,917
889,601
I4I6
2,704
7,087
33,887
67,475
129,063
649,801
6,192
Offices of physicians and surgeons
419
368
589
2,623
10,168
1,607
5,896
21,075
209,551
2,411,433
4,823
22,081
2,622,658
1,607
5,896
21,075
204,728
2,389,352
Legal services
23,275
546
227
639
1,940
3,530
6,717
9,676
422
3,606,068
1,007
820
4,647
33,552
134,899
485,714
2,945,429
388
28
287
2,881
8,505
41,002
3,552,977
619
820
4,619
33,265
132,018
477,209
2,904,427
Nature of business not allocable
3,527
958
613
541
711
478
113
112
1,568
120,305
5,185
7,596
9,607
22,776
33,636
13,462
26,043
1,983
57,146
4,209
5,208
5,596
11,097
16,684
6,660
7,692
2,462
63,159
976
2,386
4,011
11,679
16,952
6,602
20,351
479
^Net loss exceeds net profit.
^Estimate is not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data."
83,88j.
187
2,242
15,502
45,006
17,714
2,353
(')
157,945
1,365
2,496
6,727
30,533
32,493
31,027
53,304
^6,237
62,660
^1,954
1,015
2,372
11,906
12,523
15,316
21,482
'9,347
1,538,317
'288
4,878
17,850
126,546
1,369,331
( = )
1,944,124
'896
177
1,622
16,218
73,874
261,187
1,591,942
'1,446
20,504
'24
976
1,399
4,867
3,142
2,837
7,287
186
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.5— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES
State and industry
Partnerships with net
Partnerships u
tth and without net profit
profit
Number
of—
Receipts |
Cost of
Payroll
Taxes
3eprecla-
Net profit
(less
Number of
Net
profit
Partner-
ships
Partners
Total
(ThouMmid
Business
(ThouMird
(Thoutand
C7houi«id
(Thouttrd
(Thouu^d
(Thoutmd
partnerships
Cnoiitmtd
doltarw)
doiJari)
doIlMri)
dollarm)
it}HaTi)
ti>lltrm)
doltarii
doHmrui
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
905, 9A1
2,937,776
30,098,893
77,986,525
43,142,723
10,699,818
2,174,552
3, 0O3, 294
10,848,396
660, 365
12,743,720
125,056
313,647
5,635,195
5,471,413
3,403,458
530,359
158,171
403,373
632,371
87,970
913,639
114,708
288,770
4,738,646
4,586,592
2,799,757
424,662
144, 352
370,907
528,989
80,985
789,547
36,769
97,445
1,388,954
1,340,171
657,905
126,454
49,296
133,356
236,041
28,697
293, lie
53,829
127,872
2,381,460
2,319,085
1,603,147
122,067
58,444
165,429
166, 574
36,934
306,297
24, 111
63,453
968,232
927,336
533,705
176,141
37,112
72,122
126,374
15,354
185, 14<:
10,348
24,877
896, 549
884,826
608,701
105, 697
13,319
32, 466
103,382
6,936
124,092
13,253
94,177
1,109,565
1,044,441
472,968
133,277
37,968
88,736
66,018
3,079
208,118
52,319
117,962
7,256,462
7,129,482
5,375,857
1,300,364
116, 255
133,421
739,600
43,389
809,634
30,813
68,518
2,434,943
2,409,717
1,567,239
538,281
51,734
56,878
382, 369
26,333
398,022
21, 505
49,444
4,8a, 519
4,719,765
3,808,618
712, 583
64,471
31,543
357, 231
17,051
411,612
34,408
84,654
5,677,825
5,620,460
3,947,530
1,171,441
107,296
139,593
559,167
27,239
618,157
15, 246
42,951
1,337,352
1,310,853
819,473
256,631
43,455
83,907
141,699
11,549
174,200
9-258
21,385
809,252
792,937
486,920
152,192
31,429
55, 559
87,094
7,464
104,402
5,988
21,566
528,100
517,916
332,553
104,489
12,026
28,348
54,605
4,085
69^798
220,604
501,769
34,856,157
34,436,128
26,049,140
2, 667, 367
503,956
358,169
2,265,399
177,720
2,424,841
31,296
76, 839
10,889,308
10,756,824
3,345,592
605, 168
108,765
37, 599
555,161
25,511
588,464
186, 668
418, 629
23,597,614
23,314,485
16,935,763
2,030,845
383,854
266, 241
1,684,664
150,220
1,808,77(
12,930
30, 585
2,175,060
2,138,230
1,613,780
184,930
34,433
26,295
134,976
10,200
149, a2
10, 126
23,956
1,336,902
1,318,085
936,375
112,253
21,911
23,871
90,453
7,739
99,573
28,122
63, 143
5,072,784
5,040,445
4,046,430
317,855
64,317
45, 241
257,699
24,209
271,555
36,144
77,814
5,944,719
5,879,769
4,692,648
379,233
73,672
40,803
315,188
29,404
337,627
11,672
26,901
1,293,051
1,271,915
827,653
131, 157
21,794
10,736
131,756
9,777
138,445
13,056
30,140
1,562,603
1,527,999
1,008,379
152,920
24,650
17, 566
143,932
10,422
153,90C
34,877
76,364
2,346,041
2,315,733
1,155,643
433, 213
79,767
54,944
251,286
27,834
273,242
39,741
89,726
3,866,454
3,822,309
2,649,355
319,229
68,310
46,730
359,374
30,636
385, a6
274, 328
1,315,398
9,095,684
8,100,072
409,204
1,110,228
899, 501
1,238,495
1,114,920
167,424
2,073,O3C
56,360
544,235
2,848,816
2, 234, 511
60,050
734,207
108,036
33,220
702, 617
30,979
901,399
11,143
28, 222
698,635
686, 696
133,717
91,026
9,500
3,525
195,364
9,774
201,678
206, 826
742, 941
5,548,233
5, 173, 365
215,437
234,995
731,965
1,246,750
a6,939
126, 671
970,003
165,610
451,722
15,005,943
14,751,458
2,600,597
3,510,679
305,517
493,949
5,309,772
134,334
5,497,872
11,306
36,194
784, 470
751,500
284, 178
158,640
53,254
103,638
28,941
6,729
83,362
31,371
68,770
1,199,254
1,182,642
512,005
314,394
35,059
61,983
238,408
26,032
249, 566
10,644
24, 085
494,304
488, 519
213,387
150,509
16,059
35,191
69,761
8,245
76,234
14, 661
30,971
327,013
323, 262
138, 364
110,901
7,767
7,644
83,945
12,670
86,298
6,066
13,714
377,937
370,861
154,754
52,984
11,233
19,148
84,702
5,117
87,034
19,647
50,523
932,402
902,064
429,476
199,052
18,763
96,420
149,442
14,032
184, 14'
18,285
40,875
849,729
838,998
473, 577
131,361
19,553
44,907
131,392
14,357
140,87:
12, 553
41,213
704,315
657,061
275,139
140,996
23,603
63,751
52, 508
7,654
99,31C
21,971
65,692
3,660,824
3,631,997
130,931
706, 142
53,625
48, a4
1,878,938
20, 636
1,839,92;
14,345
42,719
2,677,808
2, 656, 344
26,898
454, 167
31, 570
25, 557
1,541,519
13,850
1,545,26C
7,626
22,973
983,016
975,653
104,033
251,975
22,055
22,657
337,469
6,736
344,66;
23,680
76, 851
3,646,040
3,612,003
52, 678
744,748
44,815
40,304
1,939,932
22,059
1,948,938
26,797
71,604
3,228,909
3,175,193
442, 563
1,114,846
56,835
39,732
890,161
22,785
901,234
775, 283
2,490,082
69,550,018
67,684,370
37,293,516
9,434,092
1,904,864
2,567,320
9,419,139
565, 254
11,061,77;
102,091
257,252
4,459,560
4,328,157
2,724,932
432,375
127,721
303,027
503,193
71,417
728,76;
93,455
236,318
3,705,342
3,532,342
2,212,572
344,496
115,904
279,689
414,918
65,606
6a,05C
29,096
78,274
985,452
947,544
477,978
91,012
33, 557
92,230
159,622
22,465
ao,o4c
42,933
101,443
1,845,178
1,797,892
1, 254, 549
93,053
A2,952
124,360
140,525
29,567
241,45:
21,426
56,601
874,712
836,906
480,045
160,426
34,395
62,599
114,771
13,575
169,55'
8,636
20,934
754, 218
745,315
512,360
87,879
11,317
23,338
93,275
5,811
107,71;
9,468
52,316
982, 570
920,771
415,355
115,244
34,051
79,335
60, 378
5,638
190,839
44,589
100,485
5,979,986
5,379,916
4,398,234
1,103,353
97,959
116, 387
612,076
36,940
670, 58C
26,115
57,934
2,122,495
2,100,726
1,366,045
524, 332
45, 023
49,607
328, 278
22,252
343,00
18, 474
42,551
3,857,491
3, 779, 190
3,032,189
534, 526
52,931
66,780
283,798
14,683
327,57^
30,382
75,181
5,075,265
5,024,122
3,516,341
1,066,403
96,129
122,955
499,009
23,974
552,90;
12,949
32, 224
1,204,427
1,179,457
739,767
231, 169
38,460
73,361
129,354
9/769
160,16^
7,960
18,422
720,210
704,910
432,889
138, 519
27,948
48,193
73,745
6,529
95,26;
4,988
13,802
484,217
474, 547
306,878
92,650
10, 512
25,168
50,609
3,240
64,90]
190,498
433,148
30,520,867
30,157,005.
22,796,631
2,357,619.
441, 506
307,548
1,932,359
153,665
2,120,29;
27, a8
67,164
9,718,645
9,607,457
7,902,709
544,904
95,609
74,131
493,664
22,158
5a,65(
160,970
360,497
20,474,024
20, 225, 385
14,656,000
1,783,927
340,075
229,607
1,466,172
129,707
1,574,66«
11,425
26,779
1,895,490
1,361,974
1,406,680
161,324
30,469
22, 515
119,476
8,992
132, 31«
8,560
20,030
1,140,004
1,122,995
795, 363
97,054
18,334
20,657
77,139
6,445
85,19'
24,465
55,396
4,418,096
4,390,349
3,512,952
232,137
56,521
39,276
227,494
20,993
239, 89i!
30,490
65,682
5,083,227
5,027,151
4, 004, 333
329, 269
64,417
34, 230
273,311
24,938
292,37
10,200
23,461
1,107,311
1,039,306
708,612
113, 555
13,614
8,373
113, 246
3,459
119,44'
10,718
24,474
1,380,745
1, 348, 274
392,303
135,978
21,770
15, 257
125,786
3,689
133, 83C
31,086
68,011
2,072,320
2,045,394
1,022,120
382,468
71,007
48,317
222,777
24,993
241,655
34,025
76,664
3,376,831
3,339,942
2,313,132
282,092
58,943
40,432
306,943
26, 198
329,95!
238, 254
1,136,355
8,084,241
7,178,271
339,702
998,316
798,985
[1,123,102
1,010,497
145,148
1,847,851
48,773
464,850
2,652,617
2,034,637
54,362
632,593
102,317
31, oa
646,384
26,383
828, 37(
9,652
24,105
594, 280
533,936
111,061
74, 373
8,313
7,390
165,169
8,452
171,137
179,829
647,400
4, 837, 344
4,509,643
174, 279
241,350
638,355
1,034,691
198,944
109,313
848, 33S
142,697
390, 077
13,137,852
12,913,466
2,312,154
3,107,764
267, 833
439,143
4,601,167
116,127
4,769, 62C
9,506
31,003
677,908
654,458
244,474
133,211
46, 113
39,963
29,310
5,354
75,367
26,888
59,300
1,054,273
1,039,199
452,486
232,627
30,346
53,237
208,362
22,366
213,088
9,184
20,970
434,333
428,912
190,978
133,618
14,123
30,354
62,339
7,203
67,889
12,576
26,668
293,910
290,339
126,098
101,919
7,068
6,770
74,306
10,905
76,30:
5,127
11,662
326,025
319,948
135,410
47,090
9,655
16,113
71,717
4,257
73,394
17, 247
45,150
834, 336
805,771
337,733
132,123
17,185
86,437
132,528
12,331
164,35<
15,939
35,640
767,345
757,704
431,625
118,930
17,374
40,777
116,864
12,533
124, 8i:
10,794
36,184
635,934
593,636
243, 276
121,617
a, 044
60,101
46,506
6,668
91,46C
19,207
56,242
3,213,000
3,183,002
119,480
624,151
46,301
40,040
1,651,688
18,048
1,660,336
12,690
37,259
2,367,353
2,348,082
23,257
399,762
27,187
a, 908
1,366,927
12,255
1,370,375
6,518
18,983
845,647
339,920
96,223
224,389
19,114
13,132
284,761
5,794
289,96:
20,294
65,160
3,083,394
3,053,664
46,821
629,720
38,103
33,833
1,»31,952
18,886
1,640,622
22,322
61,398
2,871,662
2,320,932
386,259
1,010,335
50,917
34,760
783,957
19,440
794,078
UNITED STATES, TOTAL
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
iVansportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehous ing
Oxher transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places-
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
27 STATES, TOTAL
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing ■
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services ■
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
General merchandise stores ■
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, &; other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services . •
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
Footnotes at end of table-
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
187
Table 3.5— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
State and industry
Partnerships with and without net profit
Number of —
Partner-
ships
Receipts
Total
(Thouttnd
dollaf)
Business
(Thotiatnd
dollara)
Cost of
goods sold
(Thoua^d
doUara)
Payroll
(Thou»and
Taxes
(Thoutend
Deprecia-
tion
( Thouumnd
dotlora)
Net profit
(lees
lOBE )
(Thouaand
dollarM)
Number of
partnerships
Partnerships with net
profit
Net
profit
(Thouaand
dDllmra)
ALABAMA
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment.
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade • •
Finance , Insurance , and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Heal estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, S: other lodging places-
Personal services -
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
CALIFORNIA
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other -agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric , gas , and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gasj
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade ■
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment'
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers ■
Apparel and accessory stores ■
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment ■
Eating and drinking places ■
Other retail trade ■
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real estate
Services t
Hotels, rooming houses, camps^S: other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking , repair , and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
Footnotes at end of table •
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
10,779
1,696
1,4^2
379
712
352
129
600
315
235
241
188
(M
3,634
653
2,881
280
277
657
336
328
154
328
520
1,970
326
ai
1,434
1,971
(M
(M
(M
510
250
211
237
343
254
90
241
303
119,350
12,203
10, 265
1,930
2,617
5,718
1,938
1,132
4,866
2,412
2,454
1,875
1,047
25,951
3,337
22,337
1,055
776
2,826
4,069
1,507
1,690
5,208
5,205
45,545
8,830
932
35,782
21, 862
1,798
3,467
1,390
1,401
676
3,771
3,023
1,808
2,271
1,541
730
2,351
3,372
26,984
3,846
3,324
865
1,678
781
522
593
1,364
738
626
607
425
(M
8,152
1,672
6,280
661
631
1,407
740
675
323
675
1,168
6,330
1,558
466
4,286
4,748
(M
1,047
(M
(M
(M
500
456
477
I
991
780
211
684
816
427,165
34,329
29,378
5,512
6,782
17,084
4,951
8,263
11, 610
5,170
6,440
13,701
4,514
1,891
2,623
60,995
8,322
51,984
2,506
1,807
6,968
9,101
3,738
3,786
12,361
11,717
233,696
83,229
2,184
143, 283
58, 526
5,484
8,078
3,346
3,264
1,468
9,101
7,257
5,376
7,600
5,098
2,502
7,162
S,46S
100,484
69,294
18, 582
37,235
U,477
31,190
31,461
108,467
30,385
78,082
134,795
36,723
16, 706
(M
654,838
237,434
407, 125
52, 592
27,279
108, 074
87,650
26, 379
22,967
28,438
53,746
30,187
2,170
9,775
18, 242
166,992
(M
21, 635
(M
4,472
(M
11,017
16,361
61,090
4S,367
12,723
31,494
22, 252
11,261,426
1,032,436
831,313
169,925
312, 178
349,210
201,123
83,221
1,109,514
256,893
852,621
807,969
216,172
88,746
127,426
4,471,910
1,320,437
3,111,245
171,818
96,573
685,751
742, 889
153, 637
234,117
456, 543
569,917
1,360,724
234,755
61, 542
1,054,427
2,165,192
151,235
149,316
74,866
40,595
33, 855
163,234
193,347
220,762
568,532
428,562
139,970
418,114
300,652
98,954
67,896
17, 678
36,344
13,374
31,058
31,326
107,290
30,309
76,931
133,434
36,496
16, 596
(M
645,733
234, 188
401,324
51,389
26,772
107,358
86,950
25,827
22,507
27,578
52,943
27,034
861
9,505
16,668
166, 143
21, 598
(M
4,470
(M
10, 565
16, 267
(M
61, 029
48,313
12,716
31,446
22, 198
10,897,398
1,004,105
805, 106
161,050
304, 267
339,789
193,999
80,647
1,083,329
253,272
330, 557
797, 571
a2,296
87,710
124, 586
4,402,473
1,300,714
3,062,217
169,131
94,846
678,801
733,857
147, 807
226,406
448,427
562,942
1, 180, 023
169, 585
60,733
949,705
2,122,404
146, 543
143, 605
73,188
39,398
31,019
156,311
191,441
207,430
565,180
426,000
139,180
414,860
297,034
829,608
70,705
48,456
8,718
30,575
9,163
22, 249
10,154
82, 142
22, 111
60,031
99,474
28,480
10, 516
(M
505,679
199,092
299,392
33,309
20,193
85,298
71, 867
18, 391
15,337
13,817
35, 630
4,723
17
2,866
1,840
27,379
n
7,880
(M
2,244
(M
5,353
10,362
(M
334
332
(M
772
1,189
5,950,340
640,279
511,033
92,965
223,762
194, 306
129,246
37, 670
866,235
169,822
696,413
556, 041
129,725
49,015
80,710
3, 167, 527
1,047,036
2,092,222
119, 114
64,979
529,398
555,345
91,359
147, 810
197,040
386,677
84, 271
14,666
4,666
64,939
461,678
48,267
66,310
33,955
19,890
12,465
71,058
104,526
78,206
19,999
1,733
13,216
5,397
67,915
151,915
8,202
5,457
1,277
2,237
1,943
2,745
2,408
21,854
10,052
11,302
23, 515
4,554
3,684
(M
43,996
11,676
36,390
4,938
1,987
6,617
4,631
1,923
5,273
6,105
4,916
2,196
190
1,358
648
33, 324
(M
7.020
(M
1,361
(M
3,100
3,272
(M
9,601
7,133
2,418
4,114
6,013
1, 603, 546
176,307
142, 852
26,742
23,732
87,378
33,955
9,876
170, 172
67,199
102,973
170, 274
49,008
19, 245
29,763
421,323
36,972
329,986
18,067
9,779
50, 631
60,033
18,093
23,508
103,815
46,060
98, 197
54,852
10,788
32,557
510, 641
30,341
45,991
23,607
16, 586
5,793
37,123
36, 539
41,276
143,021
98,524
44,497
96,067
80,273
914
683
306
217
160
231
1,762
729
1,033
533
480
n
10,014
3,214
6,625
627
341
944
2,420
232
364
713
934
985
32
105
848
2,617
(M
562
(^)
106
(M
215
300
(M'
770
533
137
305
422
376,236
42,772
37,675
3,652
10,301
18,722
5,097
9,580
17, 138
7,056
10,082
17,397
8,704
5,139
3,565
72,385
12,325
59,356
3,267
1,788
10,332
8,777
2,783
3,645
18,104
10,660
150,320
9,373
831
140, 116
57,321
13,507
4,878
2,688
1,092
1,098
4,683
4,801
6,632
11,217
6,667
4,550
6,086
5,517
31,133
5,034
4,354
2,483
961
910
730
2,482
3,725
976
2,749
3,309
1,625
1,248
(M
6,609
1,983
4,590
839
320
1,195
401
298
197
674
616
4,198
28
257
3,913
4,101
(M
1,515
(M
178
(M
512
393
(1)
556
286
270
330
476
518,085
56, 384
50, 172
11,429
16,422
22,321
6,a2
11,373
13,307
4,590
8,717
18,397
12,135
5,389
6,246
46,395
9,190
36,661
2,308
2,006
6,196
5,478
1,224
2,245
10,300
6,904
262,784
5,771
884
256, 129
96,451
18,339
10,750
8,358
1,013
1,374
12,230
10,808
26,165
8,408
4,131
4,277
5,553
3,698
148,053
9,225
5,152
3,921
631
550
4,073
6,936
7,535
2,959
4,576
2,551
2,130
(M
33,884
6,912
26, 536
2,834
1,870
6,374
2,722
2,184
2,593
2,422
5,537
7,544
659
2,664
4,221
71,095
(M
3,792
(M
984
(M
2,639
1,533
(M
33,109
29,102
4,007
20,454
8,487
64,435
40,831
(M
6,179
34,695
23,554
^32,389
73,083
28,620
44,463
62, 659
20,977
11,340
9,137
275,296
68,363
204,784
7,965
4,483
29,777
39,232
14,461
20,467
37,739
50,655
^15,582
21,212
16, 528
^53,322
604,015
8,930
21,166
5,531
7,984
7,651
25,063
24,449
11,023
238,853
203,268
30, 585
205,611
68,920
8,517
1,059
360
277
407
(M
199
93
517
239
278
205
153
(M
3,024
508
2,416
223
227
591
255
273
148
303
395
1,369
226
136
958
1,763
(M
435
(^1
250
(M
185
187
339
249
90
216
302
73,483
7,009
5,786
1,174
1,372
3,241
1,223
392
3,649
1,962
1,637
3,723
1,353
686
667
19,150
2,341
16,634
755
538
2,295
3,151
1,092
1,367
3,753
3,684
a,487
4, 256.
857
16, 373
16,466
928
2,597
966
1,153
478
2,392
2,374
1,09:
2,146
i,4yo
656
2,227
2,711
161,917
11,629
7,449
4,593
2,014
(M
4,180
10,068
8,189
3,540
4,649
2,639
2,213
(M
37,407
9,231
27,740
3,097
2,075
6,435
3,023
2,268
2,614
2,424
5,804
10,603
1,065
2,670
6,868
71,357
(M
3,962
(M
984
(M
2,645
1,590
33,109
29,102
4,007
20,467
8,493
136,344
107,422
25,226
22,748
59,448
23,922
19,114
91,323
30, 302
61,021
77,009
27,6a
12,859
14,762
305, 133
72,688
229,813
10,274
6,565
32,341
43,969
15,540
a, 698
45, la
54,305
263,441
73,551
19,902
169,938
648,563
18,446
24,083
7,942
3,254
7,837
34,553
27,666
23,108
241,707
aO,281
31,426
207,754
71,246
188
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
Business Returns/ 1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.5— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
State and industry
Partnerships with and without net profit
Partner-
ships
Total
(Thouaand
dotlarM)
Business
(Thoum^d
dollar^}
Cost of
goods sold
(Thouamtd
dotlaii)
Payroll
(Thouaartd
dollarm)
Taxes
( Thousand
Deprecia-
tion
(Thouaand
dollan)
let profit
(less
loss )
(Thouaand
dollara)
Partri'i-rships with :
profit
Number of
partnerships
COLORADO
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Fanns
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining ~- ■
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
transportation, communication, electric , gas , and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade ■
Retail trade T .
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food stores %•
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade . - 1
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real es tate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, S: other lodging places-
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services ;-
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
FLORIDA
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment'
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment ■
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
Footnotes at end of table ■
CD
(2)
(4)
(5)
(7)
(8)
(9J
(10)
12,03]
2,185
2,078
783
1,011
284
107
445
651
423
228
208
125
(1)
2,731
379
2,275
204
629
(M
125
439
497
3,505
776
(M
2,654
2,038
243
(M
(1)
(M
(')
334
(M
(M
409
369
(M
276
321
24,435
3,739
3,204
271
797
2,136
535
C)
1,168
699
469
464
339
209
130
6,007
666
5,333
287
179
721
1,169
419
428
688
1,442
7,469
1,466
(M
5,806
5,043
586
886
186
565
(M
407
550
316
743
637
106
884
670
41,626
5,639
5,387
2,087
2,503
797
252
2,445
1,410
948
462
1,381
1,212
(M
5,854
793
4,882
(^i
e)
463
1,263
290
896
1,094
17,634
9,216
(^)
8,192
6,629
648
(M
(M
(1)
{>)
2,125
(^i
(')
1,104
908
1,001
771
73,160
11,189
9,813
615
2,631
6,567
1,376
2,624
1,554
1,070
958
708
422
236
13,071
1,532
11,521
628
422
1,540
2,334
922
940
1,462
3,223
34,949
15,321
18,818
12,356
1,382
1,349
397
1,176
892
1,201
730
1,904
1,608
296
2,720
1,628
879,017
112,393
92,998
21,174
57,756
14,068
19,395
33,610
87,758
30,533
57,225
18,443
17,864
13,028
C^)
355,992
87,991
258,625
(1)
C^)
41,960
76,454
(1)
13,492
37,752
53,837
87,607
19,114
(^)
66,770
162,973
10,165
(M
e)
{')
(^)
11,488
(^!
(M
65,253
56,440
(^J
34,733
21,299
130,992
99,593
17,570
21,373
60,655
31,394
119,232
40,381
78,851
56,121
30,520
12,125
18,395
741,665
223,602
514,477
25,543
17,056
103,629
144,116
42,606
40,193
46,775
94,549
131,954
9,396
(')
114,506
415,319
56,305
26,679
7,075
11,103
17,093
15,607
11,238
102,400
87,101
15.299
125,384 ;
60,5631
855,018
109,917
90,710
20,255
56,901
13,554
19,207
32,560
86,649
30,331
56,268
17,794
17,692
12,858
(^)
351,076
37,355
255,024
41,373
75,074
13,300
37,157
53,431
75,830
12,828
(^)
61,279
161,127
10,082
(')
e)
11,201
(^5
(^)
64,800
56,024
(^)
34,619
20,645
1,604,826
126,731
95,978
17,424
20,482
58,072
30,753
117,124
39,836
77,238
30,463
12,086
18,377
73'., m
221,228
509,987
25,313
16,398
103,215
142,408
41,961
39,786
46,418
93,988
119,637
6,146
(')
105,441
409,921
53,780
26,456
6,965
10,999
(')
16,733
15,451
11,095
102,126
36,892
15,234
125,097
59,178
471,087
73,563
56,274
9,034
40,579
6,661
17,239
16,577
63,508
19,444
44,064
12,237
11,628
8,025
(1)
256,325
69,531
130,650
(M
(1)
33,203
59,479
(^)
8,945
17,685
35,822
7,514
7,514
28,578
4,790
e)
(M
e)
(1)
8,354
('i
(^)
2,213
956
(^)
1,513
874,719
83,170
63,406
10,423
16,133
36,845
19,764
91,025
27,716
63,309
39,391
22,273
7,641
14,637
553,607
186,436
369,588
13,296
11,341
84,561
113,325
25,613
27,638
22,981
65,328
12,101
2,111
6,956
65,022
19,573
9,952
3,544
3,509
(M
6,664
8,355
6,247
630
529
101
4,869
8,732
105,843
9,444
9,124
1,707
5,103
2,309
320
6,463
12,995
7,443
5,552
4,245
2,573
2,542
(1)
33,145
4,318
27,778
(M
(M
2,911
4,986
(^)
1,621
10,054
5,815
7,794
3,504
(M
4,175
28,217
1,788
(^)
(^)
(M
(')
1,564
(')
(M
8,500
7,031
(M
6,136
5,662
210,863
23,029
16,982
5,034
1,853
10,095
6,047
(M
18,503
10,298
8,210
6,146
7,081
1,635
5,446
53,365
13,295
44,786
2,943
1,739
5,965
8,857
6,441
3,770
3,077
6,989
7,143
577
(')
6,020
88,162
12,089
6,863
2,592
3,248
3,524
2,170
2,711
16,399
12,285
4,114
24,225
20,181
20,955
3,575
3,448
1,091
1,909
448
127
1,034
1,201
589
612
396
667
644
(.'■)
5,361
1,250
3,963
(^)
e)
459
995
e)
217
1,078
850
6,357
691
(^)
5,660
2,327
589
(1)
(^)
e)
e)
101
(')
C^)
453
341
(')
343
312
40,519
4,159
3,566
593
524
2,449
593
1,809
750
1,059
894
488
363
125
3,347
1,301
6,509
493
445
769
1,049
712
409
1,194
1,438
16,142
1,297
(M
14,790
7,618
2,456
639
250
200
297
333
196
1,021
826
195
1,643
1,033
35,797
8,996
8,745
2,257
5,075
1,413
251
2,489
2,789
1,146
1,643
372
739
569
4,432
1,101
3,152
(M
(^)
391
636
(M
139
1,142
476
12,749
365
(M
12,373
3,132
1,068
(^i
(M
(')
e)
460
(^)
(')
367
319
(^)
390
324
67,785
10,881
8,412
1,489
1,704
5,219
2,469
(^)
2,643
913
1,730
1,623
860
768
7,570
1,556
5,979
472
273
999
893
336
612
1,211
1,183
24,731
143
(')
24,510
14,973
3,529
1,292
528
344
(M
2,268
1,320
1,940
1,260
1,086
174
2,359
1,005
4,840
4,430
3,745
^1,534
2,219
410
^4,613
7,592
2,908
4,684
2,013
1,478
1,051
(')
22,012
4,712
16,435
(')
(')
2,009
5,122
(')
703
2,584
3,329
17,394
7,233
(M
8,729
68,049
2 83
C)
C)
(?'
(M
512
(M
(M
38,526
35,167
i'i
21,083
5,323
^337
=^1,733
1,905
^4,296
658
1,396
(M
10,561
3,951
6,610
3,479
2,302
1,184
1,113
47,635
11,075
36,295
841
1,373
4,575
8,158
4,502
3,205
4,765
8,876
10,689
663
(')
8,457
158,265
6,074
5,692
1,107
3,150
(M
2,423
1.922
^939
60,758
53,739
7,019
63,754
18,581
8,394
1,454
1,400
530
641
229
(')
233
447
246
201
175
124
(M
2,113
322
1,714
('!
(')
143
526
(')
(')
287
440
2,205
443
(M
1,686
1,553
(')
e)
(M
<;'
(M
208
(1)
(M
358
343
(M
276
246
16,522
1,686
1,472
222
30O
950
213
(M
798
429
369
239
160
(')
4,547
554
3,985
177
125
585
394
345
330
536
994
4,642
778
(M
3,716
4,095
337
739
(M
492
(M
304
378
192
718
637
32
781
645
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
189
Table 3.5— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
State and industry
I
GEORGIA
All industries
Agriculture , forestry , and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, S: other lodging places.
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaming
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services ■
Amusement and recreation services ■
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services ■
Legal services ■
Other services
ILLINOIS
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sani tary services
Trucking and warehous ing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture , home furnishings , and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels , rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
Footnotes at end of table ■
Partnerships with and without net profit
Number of —
Partner-
ships
(1)
14,967
1,690
1,545
470
657
419
145
79
1,306
762
543
263
189
4,361
697
3,639
254
326
608
879
173
334
305
759
3,506
592
(')
2,837
3,123
139
709
269
266
237
465
486
395
306
678
57,136
7,026
6,494
4,341
1,391
763
532
194
3,192
2,050
1,142
902
505
398
12,990
2,058
10,707
1,004
367
1,520
2,271
728
678
2,121
2,018
20,548
3,181
865
16,502
9,838
678
2,110
772
862
476
1,274
941
669
1,246
751
496
1,519
1,401
(2)
37,791
4,424
4,101
1,250
1,870
981
323
211
2,751
1,603
1,148
1,169
594
430
9,635
1,599
7,985
611
697
1,392
1,961
371
713
616
1,624
10,679
2,076
8,411
7,813
320
1,508
562
576
676
948
1,345
1,110
1,198
1,604
181,033
17,758
16,526
11,699
2,962
1,865
1,232
492
7,268
4,554
2,714
2,231
1,091
1,140
30,407
5,031
24,885
2,524
886
3,399
4,861
1,897
1,609
5,204
4,505
88,140
27,617
1,932
58,591
28,427
3,202
5,485
2,361
1,820
1,304
2,988
2,108
1,657
3,738
1,959
1,779
5,159
4,090
Receipts
Total
f TTiousond
dottara)
(3)
114,091
89,309
21,777
52,434
15,098
24,782
13,417
135,507
60,871
74,636
136,153
15,606
12,731
(^)
651,573
176,849
473,338
49,788
41,777
99,181
124,331
15,012
48,370
17,296
77,583
83,400
21,507
57,085
271,709
12,607
23,247
10,369
5,685
24,571
22,810
(^i
84,277
69,519
56, IAS
40,498
5,452,053
225,944
196,533
86,887
82,037
27,609
29,411
23,044
476,379
247,256
229,123
130,530
68,696
61,834
2,488,615
839,933
1,622,185
193,865
50,857
290,123
437,894
107,314
94,750
164,420
232,962
622,293
116,669
61,334
444,290
1,107,384
79,041
110,665
43,614
17,484
49,567
99,276
41,098
24,489
176,896
122,914
53,982
275,531
300,338
Businecs
dollora)
(4)
112,612
88,091
21,605
51,934
14,552
24,521
13,364
132,825
60,335
72,490
135,332
15,255
12,380
640,726
174,881
464,473
49,023
41,390
98,755
122,982
14,834
44,656
15,934
76,899
78,233
18,599
54,833
266,762
12,470
22,624
10,095
5,683
23,879
22,250
84,210
69,456
56,039
37,793
213,801
190,339
33,376
30,963
25,995
27,962
17,573
469,904
244,867
225,037
370,425
128,518
67,237
61,281
2,459,794
330,730
1,602,531
191,241
50,228
287,545
431,363
106,037
92,783
162,98')
279,842
581,225
96,535
61,079
423,611
1,094,318
77,500
109,335
43,171
17,416
49,248
98,494
39,599
22,216
175,674
122,025
53,649
274,060
296,940
Coet of
goods sold
(ThoutBid
dollarm)
(5)
355,353
86,973
65,854
12,413
44,729
8,712
21,119
8,441
91,863
41,605
50,258
106,432
10,504
8,541
(')
491,375
137,126
353,599
33,563
29,670
82,300
99,857
10,105
28,282
9,338
55,484
2,639
1,650
1,039
54,238
4,828
10,513
4,730
2,388
('!
10,859
13,875
(')
1,059
30
(^)
2,641
8,259
126,097
109,228
34,159
63,191
11,373
16,869
10,173
329,326
161,123
168,703
93,242
47 ,'797
45,445
1,860,421
637,102
1,154,171
142,390
34,086
226,327
331,805
68,414
59,375
90,804
200,470
45,109
9,597
24,548
10,964
209,743
28,836
49,639
19,231
7,405
23,003
55,033
20,073
10,899
6,730
2,208
4,572
2,720
35,758
Payroll
C Thouaonri
dolUf)
(6)
185,785
9,506
3,447
2,234
3,788
2,425
1,059
2,343
26,527
15,991
10,536
21 ,180
2,298
2,077
52,319
12,663
40,032
3,443
4,071
8,698
7,980
1,654
4,721
3,664
5,801
10,459
5,870
3,205
56,537
2,860
5,281
2,553
1,667
4,281
5,870
14,019
10,420
10,015
12,672
7,781
5,965
1,657
1,979
2,329
1,816
5,713
96,437
63,505
32,932
23,041
11,234
11,807
187,576
46,615
139,184
16,732
5,857
18,363
33,232
10,120
7,526
23,231
24,123
54,232
20,156
6,005
28,071
305,103
18,659
25,728
12,650
5,681
7,397
30,302
6,274
4,652
29,516
20,491
9,025
58,592
131,330
( Thouaerjd
dollars)
(7)
24,531
1,333
1,167
479
482
206
166
178
1,941
1,171
770
1,664
347
272
8,090
2,193
5,879
467
600
967
1,390
165
740
434
1,116
6,377
931
5,373
4,556
872
482
169
110
291
469
912
650
560
735
7,983
7,484
5,008
1,611
865
504
440
7,511
4,580
2,931
6,695
3,309
2,146
1,163
60,850
9,071
51,100
5,577
1,651
9,003
12,211
3,746
3,051
8,041
7,820
68,670
1,718
523
66,429
24,115
5,364
4,483
1,876
398
2,209
2,072
1,463
1,086
1,552
1,064
488
2,417
5,178
Deprecia-
tion
( Thouaand
dottara)
(8)
52,239
5,633
5,042
1,398
1,720
1,424
591
861
5,147
2,027
3,120
3,121
1,271
1,104
6,902
2,127
4,758
549
600
1,125
722
116
428
334
884
16,643
429
16,139
12,563
1,481
1,632
916
131
6,319
745
947
677
483
193,945
16,978
15,724
9,305
4,729
1,690
1,254
1,300
9,666
6,125
3,541
8,067
6,141
4,032
2,109
23,500
5,712
17,533
1,864
922
2,344
3,351
661
1,002
3,082
3,807
99,115
1,547
531
97,037
34,045
12,442
5,106
2,931
390
1,735
2,629
3,488
2,449
1,956
1,035
921
2,949
3,026
Net profit
{less
loss)
dollnra)
(9)
194,119
3,028
2,128
1,191
^592
1,529
900
1,037
19,274
9,795
9,479
12,125
1,849
1,450
38,503
10,059
28,553
2,913
2,557
3,315
5,741
1,064
4,741
1,303
6,919
13,101
6,102
4,675
107,097
1,570
4,353
1,590
1,933
4,080
2,185
49,590
43,744
(^)
33,502
10,722
755,197
42,136
36,751
24,194
5,966
6,591
5,385
6,792
56,464
36,805
19,659
44,012
8,187
5,715
2,472
164,457
42,979
119,844
13,575
3,649
16,119
23,426
11,959
10,486
13,253
22,377
72,584
29,807
14,445
28,332
359,652
^1,051
20,221
6,064
5,717
8,440
19,211
6,602
412
98,019
72,857
25,162
147,746
68,492
Partnerships with net
profit
Number of
partnerships
(10)
43,184
Net
profit
(Thtuamd
(11)
11,042
216,328
971
8,311
875
7,296
296
1,84A
402
3,481
177
1,971
96
1,015
79
1,037
1,172
19,575
683
9,967
489
9,603
337
12,307
210
2,143
160
1,580
(')
(M
3,388
41,963
600
10,435
2,783
31,523
204
3,181
204
2,668
477
4,454
679
6,052
101
1,454
285
4,917
232
1,455
606
7,347
2,151
22,150
350
7,039
{')
(^)
1,723
12,787
2,582
108,933
135
1,353
564
4,580
196
1,720
266
1,933
(M
(^!
134
4,211
320
2,690
^')
(^5
486
49,590
395
43,744
(^)
(')
281
33,582
509
11,332
5,482
46,449
5,092
40,626
3,569
25,989
831
7,956
642
6,631
390
5,823
(1)
(M
2,695
58,626
1,773
37,784
922
20,342
1,796
51,906
742
12,028
442
6,326
300
5,702
10,919
170,855
1,793
44,078
3,920
125,119
896
13,885
239
3,948
1,340
16,564
1,945
24,306
651
12,033
595
10,793
1,733
19,203
1,471
24,387
13,334
128,295
1,731
36,837
768
14,688
10,836
76,770
7,886
373,485
492
5,300
1,649
21,620
532
6,951
790
5,731
327
8,938
990
20,430
721
6,875
289
3,134
1,175
93,118
703
72,880
472
25;238
1,460
148,249
1,110
69,759
190
Business Returns/ 1967 • Partnerships
PARThfERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
Table 3.5— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR ^ELECTEfi INDUSTRIES— Continued
State and industry
Partnerships w
ith and without net profit
Partnerships with net
profit
Number of—
Receipts
Cost of
goods sold
(Thauund
Payroll
(Thouwand
Taxes
(Thoutand
Deprecia-
tion
C Thoutand
Net profit
(less
loss)
( Thoiis^id
Number of
aartnerships
Net
Partner-
ships
Partners
Total
(Thottaand
Business
f7Tiou.»id
profit
(Thousm^
dotlara)
dotlari)
doll Bra)
dollars)
dollars)
dollars)
dollars)
dollars)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(S)
(9)
(10)
(11)
17,813
47,064
1,459,658
1,439,245
883,323
165,493
25,380
43,300
198, 767
13,614
a6,675
2,469
6,626
88,392
86,210
55,117
4,613
2,698
7,472
12,356
1,849
14,294
2,<U0
6,504
66,496
64,383
36,171
3,534
2,577
7,338
10,733
1,790
12,671
1,313
3,785
30,155
28,761
15,355
1,406
1,429
3,623
6,230
1,075
6,779
806
1,930
26,504
25,980
15,240
606
897
3,149
2,849
,, 581
3,954
290
789
9.837
9,642
5,576
1,522
251
566
1,654
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
138
382
11,180
10,786
6,466
1,724
207
1,039
839
(M
(M
1,384
3,112
132, 601
129,766
89,499
25,289
1,995
3,125
19,726
1,156
20,382
881
1,842
63,536
63,201
39,507
15,004
1,075
1,545
11,780
732
12,163
503
1,270
69,065
66, 565
49,992
10,285
920
1,580
7,946
424
8,219
989
2,394
113,392
111,856
71,328
27,884
2,277
2,254
12,946
772
13,371
278
597
23,296
22,947
11,639
1,901
455
2,390
2,708
225
3,003
195
427
15,634
15,438
7,324
1,432
434
2,156
(Ml
8,174
2,379
168
2,519
(M
5,084
11,467
(')
806, 100
799,754
607,540
61,803
8,692
48,407
(')
4,142
(M
53,713
610
1,371
249,595
247,312
208,053
12,817
1,856
1,838
12,682
567
13,356
4,441
9,999
548,348
544,323
393,018
48,383
6,742
6,244
35,454
3,568
40,079
289
735
56, 698
55,917
43, 595
4,734
611
610
2,371
202
2,789
235
488
24,953
24,725
15,831
2,058
277
559
1,501
204
1,880
627
1,751
121,748
121,271
90,495
11,588
1,354
1,473
5,813
492
6,186
817
1,718
135,431
134, 357
110,186
7,426
1,167
838
6,364
607
7,286
201
441
18,363
18,185
12,287
1,461
154
115
1,974
149
2,134
479
999
48,024
47,682
30,767
5,255
643
517
3,387
371
3,826
986
2,010
63, 539
63,172
35,813
9,860
1,584
1,159
7,382
903
7,589
808
1,857
79,592
79,014
54,044
6,001
952
973
6,662
639
8,389
4,250
14,623
71,833
66,067
6,595
2,397
6,115
11,890
12,932
=922
2,723
20,374
872
4,993
2,701
2,016
782
104
57
117
477
73:
244
559
8,942
8,614
722
897
122
97
3,702
218
3,717
3,134
9,071
60,190
55,437
5,091
1,396
5,936
11,676
10,152
2,028
15,924
3,078
7,481
210,539
209, 536
34,001
39, 582
2,906
6,896
88, 363
2,574
90,097
138
356
6,266
6,234
2,109
1,115
255
701
1,184
(M
(i)
792
1,696
24,005
23,859
9,014
6,752
558
1,447
5,158
710
5,189
345
769
10,396
10,304
2,079
1,956
212
974
2,067
319
2,068
364
754
8,979
8,974
4,752
(M
3,818
206
(M
295
(M
1,833
(M
312
(M
1.849
(M
196
471
9,874
9,593
3,714
1,280
131
1,897
1,387
(M
(M
486
1,082
20, 639
20,427
11,110
2,342
327
6a
3,903
356
4,094
235
652
5,505
5,467
1,546
978
163
895
362
(M
(M
447
1,106
70,564
70,437
4,755
11,897
723
584
37,020
447
37,020
324
755
51,772
51,653
152
8,440
432
454
30,008
324
30,008
123
351
18,792
18,784
4,603
3,457
291
130
7,012
123
7,012
558
1,569
55,321
55,205
20
8,727
471
533
32,188
480
32, 636
225
549
18,365
18,314
1,733
6,491
278
218
7,161
173
7,186
21,187
56, 051
1, 734, 206
1,707,360
1,158,358
131, 574
31,785
43, 242
241,805
17,856
254,923
9,050
22, 574
412, 545
406,052
271,952
7,873
8,694
17,737
73,777
7,734
80,560
8,816
22, 101
369,013
362,972
241,032
6,285
8,458
17,402
64,093
7,528
70,829
2,833
8,480
62,702
61,046
29,722
1,311
3,132
5,348
15,709
2,365
17,734
5,070
11,432
269,829
268, 650
191, 669
2,928
4,324
9,368
40,655
4,397
45,180
913
2,189
36,482
33,276
19,641
2,046
1,002
2,686
7,729
765
7,915
234
473
43, 532
43,080
30,920
1,588
236
335
9,684
206-
9,731
(')
(M
(M
(M
o:
(M
(')
(M
(')
(M
(M
925
2,086
112,265
110,635
77,708
20,167
1,942
3,156
14,076
818
15,109
521
1,194
47,146
45,938
28, 597
11,206
1,077
1,587
7,679
416
8,290
403
892
65,119
64,697
49,111
8,961
865
1,569
■6,397
402
6,819
279
804
98,640
97,854
70,017
14,914
1,275
1,901
8,980
223
9,100
579
1,217
47,568
46,943
35,472
6,203
1,338
1,757
3,990
404
4,420
404
817
40,534
40,387
30, 552
5,452
1,261
1,393
3,724
302
4,112
175
400
7,034
6,556
4,920
751
77
364
266
(M
(M
3,844
9,016
830, 575
823,253
662,996
49,670
10, 267
7,384
44,990
3,184
47,812
482
1,629
296, 678
293,722
255,924
12,074
2,925
2,060
11,721
439
12,231
3,313
7,289
530,048
525,682
404, 546
37,182
7,266
5,294
32,747
2,696
35,059
473
1,040
107,715
106, 603
88,216
5,681
1,038
748
5,294
392
5,896
284
604
30, 650
30, 213
22,859
1,345
325
245
2,845
235
3,056
287
678
74,413
74,077
59,494
4,721
707
808
2,375
218
2,582
690
1,422
150, 563
149,560
122,159
8,677
2,198
1,135
7,614
571
7,989
157
425
23,517
23,373
15,692
2,226
253
205
2,691
131
2,782
152
310
31,162
30,705
21,456
3,243
538
299
2,949
152
2,949
376
775
15, a2
15,202
8,080
2,789
648
487
1,282
278
1,38]
894
2,035
96,816
95,949
66, 590
8,500
1,559
1,367
7,697
719
8,424
3,954
13,956
48,532
39,607
5,233
1,720
4,947
6,496
16,687
3,215
17,922
548
4,362
5,560
2,507
53
50
237
165
3,636
425
3,726
224
470
9,387
9,279
4,717
542
30
34
2,314
199
2,32f
3,183
9,124
33, 585
27,821
463
1,128
4,680
6,297
10,737
2,591
11,868
2,328
5,811
176,743
175,769
31,919
30,031
3,222
4,511
77,491
2,124
78,139
179
360
6,197
6,128
2,240
1,092
409
992
414
(M
(M
404
(M
829
11,272
11,155
(M
3,331
(M
767
263
(M
591
3,881
(M
379
(M
3,959
(')
0)
206
450
12,991
12,769
(M
6,512
(1)
2,153
(M
290
(M
651
(')
1,556
(')
205
(')
1,557
506
1,106
(1)
16,960
16,813
10,244
528
326
881
3,609
407
3,822
361
998
62,681
62, 532
4,075
12,606
844
480
34,766
336
34,766
235
690
45,292
45,174
765
6,780
433
199
29,145
235
29,145
126
308
17,389
17,358
3,310
5,826
411
281
5,621
101
.5,62]
334
215
1,093
606
38,197
23,990
38,128
23,795
3,463
5,653
6,635
400
322
373
359
25,926
6,574
334
166
25,926
6,746
INDIANA
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
llransportation, connnunication, electric , gas , and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food s tores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real estate -•
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places -
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
ICWA
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries ■
Mining •■
Contract construction
Special trade contractors ■
Other construction
Manufacturing
. Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing ■
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Ealing and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services - -
Other services
Footnotes at end of table •
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
Table 3. 5 -NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES-Contlnued
191
I
I
^
State and industry
KANSAS
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock fanns
Other fanns
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
• Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Ifransportation, communication, electric , gas , and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing :
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, 5: other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services ■
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
KENTUCKY
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms -
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation , communication, electric , gas ,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels , rooming houses, canip5j& other lodging places-
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning-j.
Beauty and barber shops . - . . -.i - ^
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
Partnerships with and without net profit
Partner-
ships
(1)
12,244
3,389
3,257
997
2,008
253
133
301
675
313
361
279
134
108
2,633
351
2,239
282
(^)
232
567
291
340
291
2,849
535
(^)
2,140
377
(^)
(^)
249
234
198
122
263
333
15,473
3,073
2,964
1,513
1,211
240
110
655
1,024
547
477
326
182
4,627
549
4,043
363
313
581
923
439
73
638
714
3,123
4&4
336
2,323
467
188
(^>
(')
272
371
240
220
180
271
351
(2)
33,360
8,101
7,832
2,472
4,835
525
269
802
1,492
661
831
304
253
6,249
831
5,277
606
(')
488
1,304
678
829
677
10,153
0)
6,294
(')
797
(^)
<?'
(.'■)
669
488
(^)
858
336
(M
872
941
42,481
7,665
7,416
3,961
2,903
552
249
3,856
2,278
1,137
1,141
750
390
(^)
10,264
1,333
8,861
822
738
1,217
1,899
975
176
1,359
1,675
11,233
4,137
720
6,376
5,558
(')
1,021
439
(')
n
594
888
528
616
524
863
884
Receipts
Total
(Thoutand
(3)
934,964
162,268
152,061
35,489
112,593
3,979
10,207
34,965
71,861
16,594
55,267
33,924
33,013
25,968
435,843
123,449
295,542
44,566
66,405
86, 223
16,134
14,478
43,252
34,155
3,141
2b, bX
127,206
18,023
(')
<J'
(1)
7,788
7,868
OB
30,573
26,074
26,155
32,622
1,174,361
70,857
64,022
21,770
39,605
2,647
6,835
49,545
103,889
33,611
70,278
44,379
15,604
12,290
692,720
172,437
515,707
64,388
39,695
108,304
127, 215
34,842
13,842
46, 145
81,276
36,317
5,161
11,070
20,086
159,080
(')
24,959
11,841
(^i
e)
18,443
15,661
5,236
40,259
36,284
26j846
23,573
Business
(Thoutmid
doitari)
(4)
910, 577
159,678
149,621
34,534
111,213
3,874
10,057
32,689
70,579
16, 529
54,050
33,528
32,303
25,271
(^)
430,188
121,691
291,700
44,003
(1)
65,797
84,994
15,905
14,416
42,343
27,428
1,896
21,228
122,466
(1)
l7,S96
(?)
'J)
7,422
7,851
27,768
23,822
26,061
31,349
67,946
61, 133
20,414
38,347
2,372
6,813
48,538
102,474
33,526
68,948
44,283
15,546
12,249
(')
685,764
170,760
510,429
63,521
39,500
108,028
126,495
i4,085
13,535
44,969
80,296
32,248
2,133
10,987
19,128
156,263
24,840
11,828
18,228
15,422
5,121
38,610
34,756
26,558
23,384
Cost of
goods sold
dolUn)
(5)
596,381
105,435
96,636
18,553
76,172
1,911
8,799
21,090
51,057
9,966
41,091
23,716
27,023
21,411
(.')
344,893
109,965
220,063
34,953
52,988
66, 187
10,278
7,294
30,992
1,040
1,011
21,366
(^)
7,184
(^)
(^)
(1)
1,999
4,223
484
465
469
5,108
752,647
43,655
37,640
10,251
26,343
1,046
6,015
27,457
75,373
21,734
53,639
6,990
6,461
524,799
141,713
379,416
48,810
29,661
38, 858
103,986
23,024
9,398
21,837
53,842
2,556
1,932
624
37,062
C'i
12,058
5,927
(^)
5,665
10,350
3,398
2,011
740
34
2,383
Payroll
( Thousand
dollara)
(6)
83,705
4,675
4,342
1,221
2,912
209
333
2,334
12,236
3,877
8,359
2,552
2,162
27,409
2,969
23,949
2,825
(')
4,691
5,825
(^)
1,105
3,338
3,586
1,475
195
(^)
533
26,064
(')
4,193
e)
(^)
(^)
956
1,463
(')
4,831
3,907
4,205
9,803
4,063
3,444
1,657
1,418
369
619
10,360
16,716
7,327
9,389
9,570
2,698
2,617
47,090
7,782
38,959
5,076
2,317
5,532
6,559
2,577
899
9,417
6,582
1,754
280
1,085
389
29,896
6,510
3,953
(?'
1,303
2,635
1,322
6,225
5,143
4,084
7,203
(7)
18,424
4,539
4,487
1,345
3,028
114
52
442
1,291
464
827
769
824
786
(.'■)
4,606
1,238
3,146
618
599
638
(')
209
309
388
3,886
87
3,746
2,057
ih
499
<f)
(')
61
96
(^)
269
207
379
561
22,134
1,377
1,339
806
462
71
38
991
1,573
670
903
1,104
646
575
(1)
11,485
1,536
9,848
1,356
941
1,999
1,147
655
351
1,618
1,781
1,726
576
94
1,056
Deprecia-
tion
( Thoaaand
dollar*)
(8)
29,373
9,612
9,416
3,036
6,046
334
196
2,563
2,435
718
1,717
966
870
799
3,381
770
2,474
296
(')
647
583
(^)
189
214
348
5,625
70
5,493
3,920
ih
908
(1)
'?'
(^)
1,190
337
(')
194
157
(M
378
604
33,613
5,590
5,287
2,507
2,614
166
303
3,299
3,336
1,116
2,220
1,222
1,101
6,372
1,419
4,854
554
342
765
644
172
226
1,135
1,016
3,943
69
243
3,631
Net profit
(less
lose )
( ThotJiartd
dollar!)
(9)
3,187
8,326
(1)
(1)
450
1,052
301
539
(')
(M
(M
(1)
338
4,918
409
632
166
243
752
382
686
291
397
307
445
429
113,483
18,510
18,213
6,919
10,303
491
297
1,211
9,092
3,263
5,829
3,509
778
673
(1)
23,646
3,437
19,693
2,628
(')
2,765
6,797
2,085
1,247
3,494
8,472
971
5,529
52,337
(h
4,173
(')
(')
0)
3,176
726
(')
19,355
17, 397
(h
13,635
11,234
9,829
9,950
4,521
4,327
1,102
^121
4,407
10,164
5,252
4,912
2,103
3,414
2,275
(1)
48,791
8,370
40,325
3,585
2,852
5,915
5,735
3,632
1,383
6,351
10,872
12,047
1,985
4,208
5,854
58,608
{')
5,044
2.857
(■0
4,024
2,403
731
21,596
20,903
15,312
8,310
ParlnerehlpE with net
profit
Number of
partnerships
(10)
9,536
Net
profit
(Thoutend
rkitUrt)
(11)
2,6&4
2,582
799
(¥"
32
23,593
23,237
7,369
",?f
356
189
3,323
595
264
332
9,426
3,290
6,136
251
3,559
125
100
837
732
C^)
(^)
2,074
266
1,767
221
25,152
3,764
20,866
2,661
204
463
2,838
6,992
(^)
241
265
236
2,095
1,294
3,643
1,957
287
(M
10,833
1,127
(M
1,496
.7,784
1,604
53,047
352
4,178
(M
(')
224
3,315
(^)
198
122
238
308
19,355
17,397
(^)
13,687
11,389
158,562
2,368
2,330
12,017
11,458
1,263
5,221
875
5,112
(M
(^)
V)
509
5,234
850
10,447
518
5,289
332
5,158
200
2,824
245
3,486
(^)
n
3,947
50,493
462
3,450
234
3,852
41,545
3,720
254
2,922
579
5,925
641
6,221
391
3,970
73
1,383
590
6,422
637
10,932
2,345
14,277
363
2,195
312
4,245
1,670
7,837
1,369
(^)
389
(')
59,814
(')
5,280
(')
V)
V)
(1)
224
4,468
323
2,611
192
21,606
180
20,903
(')
247
15,373
293
8,352
Footnotes at end of table-
192
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
Business Returns/ 1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.5— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
State and industry
Partnerships with and without net profit
Number of —
Partner-
ships
Total
( Jhoutand
dolUni
Business
(ThfuiM^d
Cost of
goods sold
dollof)
Payroll
f TTioua.
dollo
Taxes
f ThoutKtd
Deprecia-
tion
Net profit
{less
loss )
( Thouiend
dollart)
Number of
partnerships
PanrerEhipE with net
profit
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(i)
O)
(10}
All industries •
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
I'ransportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service -
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places -
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons ■
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
MARYLAND
All industries ■
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric
and sanitary services
gas,
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service-
Real estate
Services
Hotels , rooming houses, ca]iips,& other lodging places -
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
11,436
1,949
1,739
897
659
183
210
201
643
404
238
245
165
2,560
321
2,187
247
173
347
494
58
349
441
3,286
732
(^)
2,451
411
{')
251
<;'
(^)
570
367
203
319
330
13,097
904
743
435
161
(^)
1,014
613
401
210
2,633
306
2,326
(')
163
422
395
166
79
290
748
5,225
1,139
(')
3,982
2,623
(')
450
<;'
(M
(')
235
333
210
405
211
194
462
,493
36,228
6,086
5,413
3,243
1,666
504
673
1,123
1,344
336
508
1,077
574
384
5,804
831
4,867
540
417
783
1,105
154
733
936
14,100
3,940
C)
9,936
930
(')
576
■(.')
1,568
1,105
463
1,195
970
44,381
2,142
1,819
(')
1,125
(')
323
2,589
1,763
826
760
(1)
6,144
727
5,414
361
916
336
182
614
2,069
24,892
10,994
(')
13, 654
6,590
(')
978
< '
521
691
446
1,302
699
603
1,168
1,365
1,299,666
118.158
102,059
70,022
19,152
12,885
16,099
116,049
29,802
86,247
77,372
0)
13,568
572, 700
154,666
413,309
35,650
21,633
172,219
77,637
15,035
31,563
47,998
78,449
19,579
(')
52,214
23,155
(')
5,686
(')
'J'
(^)
101,225
78,447
22,778
58,667
35,608
31,695
24,832
6,863
89,526
38,634
50,892
43,997
(^)
(')
413,991
116,529
296,861
(')
32,564
54,890
60,469
19,675
18,911
26,043
71,640
160,754
16,119
(')
139,764
19,903
< '
(M
10,898
35,116
4,740
41,246
26,379
14,867
46,566
53,836
1,252,420
104,590
88,533
65,463
14,539
8,481
16,057
46,652
114,175
29,175
85,000
0)
13,270
564,912
152,935
407, 229
34,842
20,805
170,636
76,486
(')
14,847
30,701
47,598
67,586
11,885
(^)
49,104
22,937
5,682
(*)
(M
(M
(')
100,515
77,747
22, 768
56,783
35,505
30,156
23,307
(')
11,309
(')
6,849
(^)
89.044
38,534
50,510
(1)
404,316
113,590
290,180
(')
29,269
54,606
59,908
19,300
17,995
25,624
70,938
147,227
8,573
(1)
133,901
215,342
19,820
(')
(')
10,393
35,030
3,890
40,420
26,371
14,049
46,121
52,981
715,160
57,089
46,964
28,860
10,973
7,131
10,125
17,060
96,587
18,349
78,238
0)
6,252
448,299
129,353
315,601
25,919
13,354
147,022
62, 143
(')
10,312
16,293
32,803
(^)
9,463
(')
2,497
1,560
625
935
533
3,444
7,974
(')
4,180
63,628
24,356
39,272
29,350
n
297,918
36,653
211,116
20,747
44,230
47,314
12,934
11,561
14,248
50,053
6,459
(')
(M
6,370
44,792
9,728
3,803
16,616
1,965
2,024
9
2,015
199
7,960
162,380
14,730
13,183
9,388
1,488
2,307
1,547
3,170
17,034
6,366
10,668
16,052
2,721
40,136
7,090
32,593
2,834
1,597
10,866
4,677
(')
1,511
5,631
4,153
6,512
2,691
(')
2,826
59,947
8,520
(')
2,259
(^)
(^)
21,066
16,236
4,830
10,110
10,694
C)
1,143
(')
1,575
(')
19,750
12,715
7,035
10,622
(1)
(')
33,193
9,159
23,806
(')
2,241
2,555
3,985
1,705
2,133
5,223
5,080
7,503
760
(')
6,091
6,679
( '
< '
1,591
3,731
873
8,139
4,153
3,981
3,303
18,261
20,642
1,917
1,713
1,074
356
283
204
2,792
1,196
633
558
1,446
405
214
5,807
1,618
4,155
283
520
1,276
561
153
665
568
3,107
380
2,660
3,375
(')
609
126
(M
(M
(')
(')
1,304
926
378
512
480
30,245
571
275
(M
188
(M
296
(M
1,268
685
583
1,049
470
(M
(M
4,394
1,119
3,261
(')
438
387
466
193
178
575
899
16,515
731
(M
17, 743
3,783
(M
541
0)
222
483
235
471
223
243
468
857
48,209
10,082
9,799
7,524
1,071
1,204
283
4,132
2,260
899
1,361
1,094
6,902
1,141
5,722
489
2,251
1,080
440
(^)
113
769
497
14,576
457
13,898
6,105
825
126
(M
1,330
912
418
565
549
61,582
2,304
1,954
(')
892
(M
350
(^)
1,676
968
708
(')
(')
3,785
500
3,279
(')
711
388
392
125
106
670
319
38,963
1,728
(')
37,174
937
<;>
< >
2,343
5,767
422
748
359
389
475
788
199,230
20,590
18 , 731
15,163
2,701
367
1,859
6,139
3,149
5,856
2,293
10,378
3,341
23,081
5,975
21,950
2,360
2,050
4,230
4,195
(')
1,1X
3,320
3,908
19,296
5,558
(')
11,694
101,322
3,605
(')
501
(')
(M
0)
n
51 , 730
40,077
11,703
34,639
10,061
129,841
5,562
4,484
(')
1,868
(')
1.078
(')
14,471
7,689
6,782
5,638
36,163
12 . 718
23,367
(')
3,435
4,571
3.441
2,324
1,977
1,243
5,367
^7,176
5,153
^14,134
3,016
(')
(')
1,403
5 243
^106
21,314
15,856
5,458
24,102
16,947
8,885
1.363
1,229
721
407
<;'
(')
109
502
349
152
0)
2,121
232
1,812
191
173
332
444
55
249
341
2,400
531
(M
1,766
1,803
260
(?>
520
342
(')
319
305
9,209
725
615
333
(')
(')
383
535
348
2,077
249
1,827
163
371
282
140
79
213
543
2,794
574
0)
2,116
2,270
394
(')
306
(')
330
135
194
437
467
Knatnotes
end of table .
Business Returns/ 1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
193
Table 3.5— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
State and industry
Partnerships with and without net profit
Partner-
ships
Receipts
Total
( Thoiiaand
dollar*)
Business
(Tbawmid
doJJara)
Cost of
goods sold
(Thouaat^d
dollara)
( Thouaartd
dollar*)
Taxes
( Thouaand
Deprecia
tion
Net profit
(lees
loss)
(Thouaand
dollara)
Number of
partnerships
Partnerships with net
profit
Net
profit
(Thouaand
dollara)
MICHIGAN
All industries
Agriculture , forestry , and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestryj and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
^Transportation, communication, electric , gas , and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehous ing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, &: other lodging places.
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services ■
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services ■
Legal services ■
Other services
MINNESOTA
All industries ■
Agriculture , forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms - ■
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries ■
Mining
Contract construction ■
Special trade contractors ■
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric , gas , and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
General merchand ise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services - - ■ ■
Other services
(1)
(2)
(3)
(*)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(5)
(10)
(11)
33,654
2,719
2,249
510
952
787
470
196
2,616
1,657
959
2,053
465
246
218
8,926
1,102
7,703
563
408
1,069
1,4^5
374
604
1,614
1,626
9,929
2,466
431
7,031
6,622
615
1,196
620
467
(^)
628
604
391
1,050
740
310
1,098
1,039
18,506
5,713
5,518
1,852
2,716
950
(M
e)
957
435
522
206
155
(1)
3,832
425
3,352
569
173
382
438
219
295
628
649
4,169
782
273
3,114
3,014
518
(1)
(M
(M
444
203
184
551
334
217
587
356
97,181
6,609
5,433
1,334
2,302
1,797
1,176
561
5,816
3,689
2,127
4,740
1,000
557
443
20,022
2,728
17,046
1,214
839
2,348
3,252
937
1,354
3,438
3,654
40,791
16,043
958
23,790
17,388
1,991
2,665
1,374
1,034
(')
1,301
1,330
1,572
2,626
1,852
774
3,473
2.430
54,432
13,491
13,097
4,837
6,071
2,189
(^)
(^)
2,074
902
1,172
490
363
(^)
9,855
1,573
8,002
1,255
399
820
907
482
720
1,329
2,090
18,210
6,909
849
10,452
8,487
(^)
1,091
(^)
(^)
(^)
1,043
488
449
1,976
921
1,055
1,803
1,222
3,111,410
108,178
91,778
13,410
48,710
29,658
16,400
8,478
340,287
149,228
191,059
290,399
45,981
26,428
19,553
1,516,696
405,011
1,085,734
109,823
39,018
240,982
255,421
49,325
95,296
125,943
169,926
243,685
40,820
25,587
177,278
551,854
32,615
61,431
33,792
16,903
(^)
24,637
36,642
25,563
155,147
110,787
44,360
128,423
87,396
1,365,848
140,915
133,498
33,562
75,199
24,737
(^i
(^)
137,373
31,011
106,362
19,471
14,318
(M
651,848
157,802
490,850
102,427
86,893
68,084
88,420
20,027
27,982
40,660
56,357
82,715
12,692
9,757
60,266
261,796
(^i
28,302
(^)
(M
(^)
11,008
12,655
4,361
82,681
58,409
24,272
93,594
25,335
105,937
89,623
12,945
48,272
28,406
16,314
8,446
338,198
148,832
189,366
287,464
45,589
26,222
19,367
1,499,557
402,090
1,071,771
106,308
38,354
238,439
252,824
48,786
94,018
124,692
168,350
224,853
30,638
24,975
169,240
543,751
31,620
60,830
33,537
16,765
(^)
24,371
35,320
24,500
154,541
110,431
44,110
126,239
86,330
1,334,853
136,576
129,166
32,148
73,596
23,422
(1)
(^)
132,345
30,968
101,377
18,518
13,394
(M
640,329
156,228
480,933
99,096
85,766
67,831
87,762
19,691
26,887
40,287
53,613
75,464
9,575
9,678
56,211
260,693
^^
28,200
(^)
(^)
(^)
10,983
12,602
4,303
82,498
58,278
24,220
93,142
25,234
1,733,549
62,351
52,969
6,525
28,680
17,764
9,382
4,237
235,086
88,683
146,403
184,156
24,314
12,359
11,955
1,096,124
321,468
755,032
77,287
27,0(X
191,022
190,510
31,919
59,728
58,706
118,856
20,958
144
8,571
12,243
102,312
13,216
25,824
13,602
7,471
(M
15,540
19,755
9,512
3,125
836
2,289
1,159
14,181
756,517
71,507
68,645
13,265
41,052
14,328
(1)
(^)
95,466
18,409
77,057
8-, 800
6,574
(^)
491,065
125,243
363,412
79,066
68,778
54,815
72,109
13,818
17,750
20,070
37,006
7,333
572
5,004
1,757
35,641
(M
12,294
(^)
e)
5,801
5,809
2,474
681
64
617
1,600
5,461
419,146
7,688
6,184
630
2,080
3,474
1,504
1,554
69,366
38,940
30,426
62,219
9,988
5,486
4,502
127,579
24,187
100,808
12,174
2,994
12,717
18,319
4,655
11,138
26,686
12,125
18,225
7,640
2,234
8,351
122,240
7,629
17,190
9,969
5,634
n
9,421
6,242
3,485
29,316
18,422
10,894
24,765
24,192
145,572
4,868
4,399
550
2,387
1,462
(M
21,983
7,189
14,794
4,149
3,021
(M
45,564
8,577
36,849
6,355
5,083
3,620
4,604
1,627
2,563
7,499
5,498
5,178
3,686
465
1,027
50,092
(^i
7,720
(M
(^)
(M
2,047
1,334
1,507
13,867
8,600
5,267
17,297
5,582
103,269
2,398
2,067
730
599
738
331
232
5,835
3,466
2,369
6,560
1,559
1,125
434
46,125
8,887
36,262
3,299
1,356
7,150
7,937
1,262
2,400
6,772
6,086
26,046
1,626
282
24,138
14,399
3,174
2,042
1,130
426
(1)
615
1,160
1,236
2,529
1,458
1,071
1,856
1,737
6,683
6,624
2,047
3,407
1,170
(^)
(^)
2,733
685
2,048
1,258
853
&48
(^)
8,087
1,755
6,265
1,329
552
482
910
259
354
944
1,435
9,894
246
26
9,622
4,235
(^)
1,023
(^)
(^)
(^)
184
163
204
1,232
660
572
816
357
105,295
9,523
8,962
1,711
4,701
2,550
561
637
5,838
2,896
2,942
7,131
3,976
3,146
830
16,434
3,425
12,782
1,872
514
2,196
2,136
319
1,251
3,008
1,486
44,744
868
412
43,464
16,927
4,901
3,363
2,268
299
(^)
533
940
1,886
2,297
1,224
1,073
1,461
1,546
49,055
13,133
12,950
3,584
7,239
2,127
(^)
(^)
4,561
1,136
3,425
1,363
1,543
910
(M
6,893
1,271
5,589
1,107
723
665
624
107
482
1,040
841
15,457
88
65
15,304
439,288
19,358
15,748
2,361
9,027
4,360
3,610
1,391
41,214
28,249
12,965
39,154
6,693
3,951
2,742
109,191
20,866
86,966
8,994
3,354
12,038
18,229
4,887
10,395
15,220
13,849
20,726
10,342
6,348
3,536
200,734
^1,874
12,389
6,506
4,242
(M
3,712
6,778
4,139
77,549
62,258
15,291
69,520
28,521
224,605
25,731
22,246
8,697
10,909
2,640
{^)
(^)
15,403
4,154
11,249
9,243
4,258
3,037
e)
43,191
11,239
31,598
7,504
2,642
2,969
4,420
2,279
2,739
5,184
3,861
9,097
3,066
2,357
3,674
26,267
5,968
("i
117,380
("!
933
(M
6,307
(M
(1)
C-)
(M
(1)
194
2,338
1,020
2,912
304
553
1,869
46,399
612
1,257
823
36,764
9,635
50,182
260
3,253
500,127
2,161
21,755
1,885
17,841
365
2,789
855
9,396
666
5,656
276
3,914
(M
(M
2,334
43,704
1,521
29,171
813
14,533
1,661
40,157
366
6,966
172
4,052
193
2,914
7,355
117,094
827
23,110
6,432
92,475
470
10,155
306
3,435
906
12,508
1,200
13,933
349
5,056
550
10,758
1,317
16,443
1,333
15,187
6,605
58,332
1,447
13,638
333
6,406
4,775
33,788
5,582
209,320
341
2,843
1,050
12,690
522
6,730
443
4,252
(')
(^)
454
3,984
556
6,825
288
4,908
1,050
77,549
740
62,258
310
15,291
1,000
71,599
844
28,922
4,592
28,244
4,396
24,759
1,462
9,213
2,203
12,555
,731
2,991
(M
n
(M
n
826
17,062
330
4,981
446
12,081
396
9,726
180
4,274
155
3,037
(M
(M
3,267
45,683
366
11,369
2,371
33,956
471
7,673
149
2,764
382
2,969
425
4,495
195
2,539
193
2,978
602
5,218
449
5,320
2,822
14,360
416
3,157
273
2,357
2,134
8,346
2,589
('i
120,565
(M
470
6,396
(M
e)
(M
n
(M
n
298
2,879
173
2,928
(M
(^5
454
48,696
334
36,764
120
11,932
587
50,182
355
8,261
Footnotes at end of table-
194
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
Business Returns/ 1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.5— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
State and industry
Partner-
ships
Partnerships with and without net profit
Number of —
Receipts
Total
(7hou»M\d
Business
(Thou*wid
Cost of
goods sold
(Thoutmid
dolt art)
Payroll
(ThouMand
Taxes
( Thauaend
Deprecia-
tion
(Thou»»nd
doUori}
Net profit
(less
loss)
( Thoutaid
Number of
partnerships
Partnerships with net
profit
Net
profit
MISSOURI
All industries
Agriculture , forestry , and fisheries
Farms • ■ • •
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
iVansportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, S: other lodging places-
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
NEW JERSEY
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing ■
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Biisiness services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal cervices
Other services
(1)
(2)
(J)
(-1)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(U)
21,706
5,168
4,386
1,627
2,551
708
283
160
1,453
716
738
744
377
301
(^)
5,126
710
4,410
455
243
533
1,085
366
200
734
795
4,946
780
363
3,804
3,534
258
621
226
271
403
387
276
568
462
106
531
490
31,132
1,110
960
(M
383
453
150
(M
2,289
1,582
707
1,596
524
380
144
8,111
1,176
6,812
228
223
1,249
1,287
456
298
1,331
1,740
11,215
2,344
448
8,423
6,088
415
1,157
363
679
(')
849
478
383
842
477
365
950
1,015
12,192
11,574
3,935
5,973
1,666
618
689
3,063
1,475
1,588
1,580
839
639
11,401
1,605
9,764
1,278
537
1,159
2,303
787
411
1,525
1,764
19,471
5,808
925
12,738
9,666
603
1,314
476
539
(^)
879
848
1,140
1,726
1,429
297
1,769
1,387
92,508
2,610
2,303
933
1,120
3W
(M
4,896
3,272
1,624
3,718
1,073
769
304
17,776
2,605
14,913
516
559
2,756
2,701
952
652
2,804
3,973
45,494
15,684
1,012
28,798
16,441
1,053
2,390
761
1,394
(M
3,718
1,038
1,239
1,957
1,195
762
2,644
2,402
191,258
159,370
54,309
81,490
23,571
31,888
23,793
168,277
49,473
118,804
81,015
31,816
24,576
(M
826,118
255,147
568,091
82,343
42,666
127,231
155,793
27,011
27,465
41,418
64,164
148,360
59,108
19,638
69,614
329,671
10,756
24,978
9,429
4,823
(')
15,199
18,897
6,342
106,216
87,399
18,817
65,904
81,379
2,209,422
60,897
47,629
('5
24,455
20,019
13,268
e)
140,214
57,105
83,109
255,571
39,036
23,596
15,440
1,009,173
304,431
684,180
36,411
29,410
142,317
175,860
50,826
36,367
65,498
147,491
262,690
16,288
47,013
199,389
437,243
19,156
37,413
12,318
11,834
(M
28,907
25,000
11,852
105,563
76,732
28,831
120,652
88,700
1,765,527
185,382
153,537
52,661
78,923
21,953
31,845
23,688
165,699
48,982
116,717
80,316
31,637
24,413
819,112
253,276
563,004
80,536
42,569
126,675
154,517
26,822
27,186
41,016
63,683
133,906
50,837
19,257
63,812
319,344
10,695
24,602
9,348
4,822
(^)
15,096
18,789
6,134
100,868
82,126
18,742
65,670
77,490
57,435
44,773
(M
21,804
19,937
12,662
(^)
137,384
56,789
80, 595
38,804
23,465
15,339
1,002,760
302,763
680,205
35,996
29,Oi5
141,632
175,182
50,556
35,634
65,153
147,007
251,135
8,872
46,605
195,658
434,895
19,125
36,939
12,032
11,829
(^)
28,779
24,559
11,775
105,496
76,692
28,804
120,344
87,878
1,060,265
120,984
96,488
23,554
55,821
17,113
24,496
11,022
125,343
31,808
93,535
55,359
22,834
18,729
(^)
639,224
212,680
424,441
62,028
31,561
100,651
123,630
18,305
19,629
20,692
47,945
2,756
535
1,710
511
79,117
5,182
10,186
4,485
1,965
(M
8,400
13,386
2,614
285
109
176
4,634
34,430
36,849
28,186
(M
15,734
10,985
8,663
(M
94,181
32,749
61,432
22,936
12,289
10,647
744,366
235,501
495,740
28,949
18,004
109,749
137,672
33,256
24,454
36,262
107,394
30,347
26,933
3,414
75,490
6,274
17,498
6,016
4,651
(M
14,840
13,080
4,190
4,288
2,298
1,990
1,313
14,007
216,153
8,200
7,143
3,509
2,423
1,211
1,057
3,521
29,668
10,691
18,977
17,603
3,606
1,803
(')
57,511
13,587
43,638
8,176
3,262
9,199
8,315
1,612
2,339
6,769
3,966
28,637
23,670
2,315
2,652
67,332
2,199
6,713
3,594
1,538
(M
4,778
2,191
1,157
14,416
10,821
3,595
9,910
25,968
11,179
6,523
(')
1,302
4,729
4,656
(M
19,132
8,769
10,363
11,396
7,805
3,591
74,589
23,562
48,038
2,016
3,025
7,992
9,114
4,356
3,581
8,340
9,614
14,452
1,150
4,070
8,231
2,934
3,229
(M
5,311
3,790
1,313
16,844
11,532
5,312
23,572
27,574
3,813
3,670
1,887
1,378
405
143
390
2,194
848
1,346
642
510
(M
7,686
1,189
6,464
862
461
979
1,614
316
457
1,069
706
8,248
1,148
156
6,944
4,396
293
583
197
110
412
235
205
872
696
176
495
1,301
69,354
1,792
1,375
426
626
417
2,222
1,070
1,152
4,445
1,125
744
381
10,631
2,737
7,642
434
396
1,339
1,462
569
385
1,449
1,608
40,388
2,654
288
37,446
8,612
1,909
843
304
231
414
1,149
174
1,270
761
505
1,437
1,416
52,597
12,222
11,756
5,005
5,559
1,192
466
801
2,893
1,256
1,637
1,526
1,487
1,104
(M
7,149
1,418
5,706
674
430
1,067
884
162
257
1,148
1,084
20,565
610
284
19,671
5,855
1,196
1,274
518
89
(M
352
237
795
853
483
370
450
698
81,730
3,284
2,403
728
1,365
881
2,704
1,343
1,361
4,140
2,155
1,453
702
11,020
3,003
7,669
391
219
1,607
1,213
622
375
1,418
1,824
46,378
1,905
295
44,178
11,920
3,306
1,306
601
294
(')
1,875
989
755
1,356
883
473
1,381
952
280,664
28,950
25,320
13,542
10,054
1,724
3,630
3,143
16,386
8,202
8,184
10,700
2,839
2,163
(M
51,920
11,811
40,Oi9
5,066
3,203
5,625
10,437
3,877
2,785
4,763
4,293
26,765
12,943
9,382
4,440
139,053
180
4,315
1,288
1,426
(M
3,675
2,326
671
71,529
61,536
9,993
36,733
19,624
335,293
9,155
7,915
(M
4,645
2,663
1,240
(M
22,775
13,285
9,490
31,597
6,182
' 3,920
2,262
83,763
23,135
58,154
1,925
1,495
11,891
13,195
6,030
2,670
6,915
14,033
23,656
544
8,601
14,511
158,012
= 30
9,436
2,000
3,660
(M
5,971
4,584
1,455
57,016
44,413
12,603
54,115
25,465
16,707
306,090
3,814
35,686
3,631
31,594
1,381
14,111
1,754
13,977
487
3,506
183
4,092
1,173
18,343
641
8,509
532
9,834
690
10,981
298
3,0(»
247
2,232
(M
(^)
4,091
54,946
528
12,537
3,557
42,349
378
5,807
218
3,242
445
6,016
1,003
10,634
292
4,171
146
2,880
576
5,059
499
4,510
3,353
38,429
459
13,691
313
9,559
2,581
15,179
3,Cr79
140,480
160
768
572
4,453
(I)
(1)
246
1,456
(M
(M
328
3,714
, 337
(M
,?;-
519
71,561
437
61,548
82
10,013
501
36,733
441
19,652
732
11,947
637
10,015
234
4,943
303
4,463
(M
{')
1,948
(M
23,388
1,354
13,490
594
9,898
1,339
33,117
424
6,450
305
4,162
118
2,288
6,878
87,686
1,019
23,521
5,736
61,691
203
1,972
173
2,183
1,096
12,407
1,116
13,870
406
6,310
199
2,614
1,058
7,257
1,487
14,878
6,802
49,858
1,247
7,518
383
8,633
5,171
33,707
4,806
162,988
260
1,033
1,535
9,480
264
2,038
655
(')
3,666
(')
502
8,127
354
4,813
767
57,176
452
4*,487
315
12,689
826
885
54,193
251574
Footnotes at end of table-
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
Table 3.5-
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
-NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES -Continued
195
State and industry
NEW YORK
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop .farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
iVansportation, communication, electric , gas , and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services ,
NORTH CAROLINA
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers -
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places-
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
Footnotes at end of table.
Partnerships with and without net profit
Partner-
ships
(1)
88,061
4,545
4,079
247
2,748
1,084
466
476
4,224
2,729
1,495
1,131
651
480
21,491
3,763
17,421
659
1,045
3,689
1,867
1,272
746
4,116
4,027
33,725
8,521
872
24,332
18,119
920
3,309
1,270
1,404
635
2,280
1,109
1,500
1,963
984
979
3,496
3,542
18,545
2,546
2,261
955
783
523
285
1,257
823
434
343
339
(M
5,779
690
5,053
304
292
867
1,325
311
397
458
1,099
4,063
890
3,001
3,853
255
954
440
293
205
474
249
680
526
351
685
(2)
324,399
10,557
9,597
504
6,257
2,836
960
1,728
9,189
5,764
3,425
3,904
1,370
2,534
47,208
9,034
37,511
1,502
2,256
7,962
3,861
2,773
1,713
8,773
8,671
183,840
69,611
2,472
111,757
57,237
3,076
6,994
2,730
2,961
1,303
5,924
2,357
10,359
5,972
3,083
2,889
11,721
10,834
52,971
6,577
5,921
2,886
1,716
1,319
656
3,121
2,217
904
957
947
(M-
12,807
1,789
10,945
678
703
1,925
2,803
677
867
996
2,296
16,353
8,682
11,047
2,261
2,055
930
660
543
984
660
1,842
1,472
993
1,709
Receipts
Total
(Thotiaand
dollars)
(3)
9,840,450
145,310
127,956
6,562
33,038
38,356
17,354
58,808
410,730
175,163
235,567
692,332
72,170
32,786
39,384
3,006,220
1,326,181
1,634,305
78,451
92,444
407,778
241,280
130,928
89,149
224,142
370,133
3,089,833
1,795,830
107,717
1,186,286
2,356,947
76,596
101,912
48,528
33,334
20,050
116,916
38,500
111,845
346,986
177,648
169,338
688,035
876,157
1,531,738
98,620
73,318
24,152
24,638
24,528
25,302
140,276
53,397
86,879
33,214
32,045
851,131
270,888
575,119
48,136
36,675
140,026
149,945
23,789
37,346
43, 554
95,648
47,130
8,371
35,874
247,728
7,859
26,439
9,631
10,238
10,327
18,125
6,530
99,474
88,291
32,755
46,219
Business
(Thottaarjd
dollars)
(4)
9,373,906
140,841
123,500
6,490
80,071
36,939
17,341
55,324
406,089
173,791
232,298
687,889
70,556
32,701
37,855
2,934,140
1,316,274
1,622,255
77,275
92,079
406,332
238,893
129,646
88,651
221,802
367,577
2,706,229
1,456,054
104,002
1,146,173
2,314,769
73,168
100,994
47,960
33,001
20,033
114,749
38,266
98,298
345,151
176,295
168,856
675,517
868,626
1,501,485
95,931
70,704
22,895
24,205
23,604
25,277
CM
139,516
53,116
86,400
104,962
33,144
31,976
339,171
265,991
568,072
47,585
36,275
139,655
146,865
23,148
36,974
42,630
94,940
36,304
5,596
(M
28,039
245,186
7,609
26,204
(M
9,515
10,192
9,964
18,098
5,458
99,164
87,987
CM
32,637
46,052
Cost of
goods sold
(Thouaand
dolUra)
(5)
75,845
67,907
3,906
43,253
20,748
7,938
18,053
302,356
111,845
190,511
35,146
13,714
21,432
2,286,877
1,110,098
1,142,504
54,551
61,951
321,835
189,669
82,116
62,375
112,724
257,283
14,283
7,739
3,024
3,520
321,754
27,895
45,522
23,454
12,908
9,160
50,968
23,817
47,778
41,286
4,064
37,222
6,548
77,940
935,627
61,319
42,019
13,745
15,321
12,953
19,300
CM
107,891
35,455
72,436
16,204
15,809
CM
631,759
208,068
419,959
35,203
27,014
115,212
118,297
15,947
24,292
20,291
63,703
1,398
212
1,186
40,811
3,126
10,241
CM
4,037
3,860
4,737
11,389
2,653
852
CM
1,417
6,346
Payroll
(17)ouaand
C6)
1,771,166
13,565
10,587
466
4,773
5,348
2,978
2,270
87,617
42,779
44,838
148,598
17,748
10,091
7,657
186,319
58,773
124,310
6,533
6,678
19,613
14,678
14,549
6,529
31,211
24, 514
599,071
518,581
7,732
72,758
715,286
15,662
27,388
13,744
10,940
2,704
27,066
4,175
23,392
88,002
27,944
60,058
167,191
362,410
179,140
10,610
9,183
2,366
1,927
4,f""
1,427
CM
24,795
14,636
10,159
8,329
8,230
CM
e<i,999
20,318
44,344
4,676
1,918
6,582
9,232
1,782
3,253
8,890
8,011
3,560
515
CM
2,711
45,752
1,441
6,228
CM
3,306
1,615
2,799
2,703
761
14,119
11,722
CM
5,395
12,306
4,984
4,749
309
2,612
1,323
235
525
9,111
4,020
5,091
12,646
2,891
1,507
1,384
37,583
11,245
25,923
1,158
1,432
3,463
3,329
2,134
817
8,399
5,191
302,552
70,988
3,533
228,031
44,534
4,400
3,121
1,434
992
695
2,311
722
2,289
7,155
1,716
5,439
8,955
15,581
29,812
1,649
1,433
638
362
483
166
CM
1,737
1,109
628
1,891
1,128
1,089
CM
15,919
3,005
12,596
1,102
743
2,949
2,632
376
1,001
1,724
2,069
3,222
198
CM
3,004
4,139
341
754
CM
205
319
299
429
141
1,038
855
CM
309
828
Deprecia-
tion
(Thouaand
dallata)
C8
356,401
15,307
14,917
343
11,339
3,235
390
1,887
5,834
2,685
3,149
7,042
5,095
2,021
3,074
25,635
6,509
18,815
886
1,858
3,227
1,600
1,206
924
5,266
3,848
241,615
11,300
547
229,768
53,930
6,523
3,483
2,079
664
740
23,154
1,003
3,039
4,079
1,522
2,557
5,805
6,844
34,634
8,007
7,483
2,328
3,448
1,707
524
CM
1,594
1,001
593
1,900
1,882
CM
7,388
1,918
5,404
572
467
1,092
1,099
133
352
657
1,032
6,253
570
CM
5,649
5,967
1,537
1,365
cM
182
762
390
456
238
776
547
CM
341
864
Net profit
ClesE
loss)
( Thouaand
dotlora)
(9)
21,555
17,222
577
11,092
5,553
4,333
16,262
50,116
33,675
16,441
11,585
6,195
5,390
222,749
62,787
156,809
8,567
9,561
31,215
14,303
14,856
6,997
30,718
40,592
554,393
454,416
15,964
84,013
775,119
7,736
23,769
8,578
9,919
5,272
11,043
6,336
12,251
131,316
102,854
28,462
>41,684
240,984
7,977
6,504
3,469
103
2,932
1,473
CM
15,087
9,586
5,501
7,091
6,748
CM
55,317
14,505
40,486
3,812
2,646
6,051
6,082
1,889
4,548
5,842
9,616
15,908
4,562
CM
10,014
105,767
152
6,608
cM .
2,367
2,880
1,787
3,081
1,460
59,621
55,363
cM
18,768
14,290
Partrierships with net
profit
Number of
partnerships
CiO)
66,651
3,700
3,258
CM
2,317
771
442
274
3,604
2,406
1,197
854
530
324
18,374
3,325
14,815
630
765
3,404
1,542
1,151
549
3,506
3,269
21,292
4,881
726
15,686
15,062
578
2,802
1,053
1,259
490
1,816
845
794
1,764
931
833
3,201
3,261
14,745
1,997
1,840
881
513
445
158
Net
profit
(TTtouaand
ini
CM
1,100
725
375
246
241
CM
4,705
545
4,148
230
243
708
1,129
237
368
335
898
2,865
597
CM
2,121
3,208
CM
831
CM
367
245
CM
377
CM
680
526
CM
351
485
31,546
27,158
CM
17,208
8,829
4,388
21,523
57,735
35,301
22,484
12,793
6,749
6,044
231,929
65,419
163,025
8,576
10,078
31,910
14,977
15,467
7,826
32,019
42,172
709,217
521,203
16,167
171,847
801,835
9,970
24, 594
8,989
10,106
5,499
20,975
6,575
22,096
132,630
102,905
29,725
342,857
242,133
234,800
13,655
12,105
3,628
4,117
4,360
1,550
CM
15,931
9,661
6,320
7,363
7,020
CM
59,366
14,882
44,157
3,921
2,686
6,400
8,175
2,201
4,555
6,242
9,977
19,070
5,176
CM
12,558
107,266
CM
6,844
CM
2,473
3,010
CM
3,163
CM
59,621
55,363
CM
18,768
14,735
196
Business Returns/ 1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
Table 3.5— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
State and industry
Partnerships with and without net profit
Partnerships with net
profit
Number of—
Receipts
Cost of
goods sold
(Thouwerd
Payroll
(ThoiJMmtd
Taxes
(Thouttnd
Deprecia-
tion
(Thouaand
Net profit
(less
loss)
(Thmiamtd
Number of
partnerships
Net
Partner-
Partners
Total
(Thousand
Business
(Jhouamri
profit
(ThouaMtd
doltora)
<btlara)
dollart)
doltara)
doUari)
dollari)
dollati)
dollaraj
U)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(?)
110)
(11)
35,390
108,900
2,652,787
2,605,043
1,331,065
374,860
59,709
89,079
469,471
26,426
510,407
3,084
7,306
86, 259
82, 283
40,711
5,782
2,708
6,785
23,223
2,172
25,147
2,833
6,776
69,929
65,958
34,604
3,473
2,454
6,305
16,202
1,946
18,100
957
2,377
26,833
25,750
13,538
1,088
1,130
2,157
5,371
714
6,008
1,106
2,595
28,383
27,185
14,587
733
828
3,143
6,164
709
7,123
771
1,804
14,713
13,023
6,479
1.652
496
1,005
4,667
522
4,969
251
530
16,330
16,325
6,107
2,309
254
480
7,021
226
7,047
516
2,682
24,041
23,682
12, 532
3,979
627
1,800
1,242
394
3,160
1,879
4,025
214,642
209,913
158,201
40,641
3,727
3,564
24, 250
1,591
25,987
914
1,981
86,951
83,549
58,324
20, 618
1,604
1,696
12,073
876
12,908
966
2,044
127,691
126,364
99,877
20,023
2,123
1,868
12,177
715
13,079
1,291
3,460
139,870
139, 128
88,6a
30,265
3,075
3,265
21,129
1,082
a, 940
737
1,636
35,115
34,986
20,947
5,613
1,155
2,271
4,535
559
5,107
458
957
20,139
20,023
11,452
4,066
809
1,629
3,146
428
3,216
279
679
14,976
14,963
9,495
1,547
346
642
1,389
(M
(M
8,546
20, 101
1,216,977
1,203,214
905,198
94,607
15,782
11,835
95,767
7,169
99,277
1,038
2,833
364, 622
360,552
296,952
18,961
3,688
2,823
23,422
345
24,098
7,403
17,055
848,614
838,921
605,927
75,508
12,063
8,955
71,608
6,269
74,408
423
931
66,090
64,932
48,590
5,689
911
835
5,224
344
5,427
378
932
56,416
54,930
37,092
6,838
1,090
842
3,419
347
3,525
1,241
3,144
194,606
193,119
154,390
14,228
1,997
1,552
12,153
1,030
13,209
1,309
2,969
224,360
222,996
180, 521
13,185
1,782
909
13,688
1,096
14,184
289
625
32, 249
31,670
20, 216
3,201
541
289
4,086
289
4,086
563
1,687
72,578
71,259
46,698
6,939
1,111
1,291
7,186
489
7,398
2,060
4,287
107,771
106,120
57,298
15,103
3,279
2,173
14,736
1,742
15,128
1,140
2,480
94,544
93,895
61,122
10,325
1,352
1,064
11,116
932
11,451
11,689
49,484
244,924
225, 548
12,564
20,864
19,704
44,780
27,632
7,276
53,508
2,455
22,188
46, 359
37,692
3,116
8,725
785
588
5,908
1,281
12,023
470
1,032
25,290
25,064
5,958
3,433
254
167
9,205
445
9,323
8,764
26,264
173,275
162,792
3,490
8,706
18,665
44,025
12,519
5,550
32,162
7,374
19,261
682,934
678,407
88,204
172,453
12, 841
14, 639
270,792
6,035
275,327
290
1,023
16,162
15,814
4,998
3,455
1,125
1,788
3,284
210
3,544
1,219
2,632
48,592
47,532
20,701
12,777
1,276
2,316
10,152
973
10,386
394
837
18,515
18,495
8,974
5,645
508
1,110
3,158
344
3,273
720
1,506
14,901
13,916
5,136
4,757
373
331
3,915
524
4,034
105
289
15,176
15,121
6,591
2,375
395
875
3,079
105
3,079
806
1,935
41,767
41,536
20,091
12,437
1,105
1,682
8,333
660
8,509
636
1,408
21,560
21,127
11, 535
3,722
506
893
4,587
4B9
4,665
790
2,025
27,678
27,125
10,399
4,686
1,167
2,506
1,951
490
4,632
1,202
3,034
159,753
159,454
2,995
22,399
1,872
1,924
94,244
1,104
94,566
798
2,190
132,800
132,570
1,337
17,239
1,364
1,201
81,378
748
81, 594
404
844
26,953
26,914
1,658
5,160
508
723
12,866
356
12,972
1,037
3,531
157, 853
157,432
2,219
26,834
1,828
1,433
89,667
964
89,906
1,393
3,673
209,569
208,357
15,266
86, 143
3,962
2,097
58, 574
1,144
59,119
11,972
33,952
1,114,158
1,086,117
693,504
111,930
20,999
34,928
116,327
8,612
138,990
1,431
3,405
55,219
54, 565
35,083
2,150
981
3,784
6,624
999
8,986
1,342
3,227
44,523
43,919
27, 342
1,688
935
3,569
5,018
920
7,356
367
932
16,872
16,737
9,048
431
250
1,624
3,396
310
3,528
678
1,579
25,281
24,946
16,827
928
510
1,519
2,367
462
3,313
298
716
2,370
2,236
1,467
329
175
426
^745
(M
(M
(M
(')
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
(M
(')
630
2,471
67,658
61, 657
29,603
7,996
2,426
7,857
^2,211
384
7,494
847
2,033
92,283
91,659
65,913
15,602
1,543
2,466
8,819
703
9,815
488
1,079
37,701
37,446
23,039
9,299
663
988
4,816
428
4,943
359
954
54,582
54,213
42,874
6,303
880
1,478
4,003
275
4,872
449
986
62,462
62,176
46, 287
9,109
926
1,457
5,383
347
5,854
220
472
27,926
27,216
22,329
1,714
360
872
906
143
1,308
94
215
24,390
24, 169
20,346
1,546
308
761
674
65
807
3,688
(M
8,208
(M
590, 668
(M
582,170
(M
459,096
42,050
8,564
(M
5,006
(M
25,614
2,584
(')
28,674
523
1,267
192,373
189, 266
160, 247
9,537
3,650
1,447
5,856
350
6,343
3,095
6,799
391,954
386,595
293,992
32,109
4,552
3,495
19, 512
2,193
22,024
385
913
40,798
39,485
31,198
2,324
464
367
2,664
254
2,847
111
262
14,546
14,403
10,293
1,152
177
202
1,227
62
1,249
247
532
63,432
63,038
51,361
3,953
582
451
2,357
189
2,484
653
1,409
137,813
136,044
113,476
8,154
1,045
734
5,170
515
5,806
206
415
18,604
18,455
12,973
1,686
277
164
973
153
1,766
316
678
35,291
34, 583
23,950
4,152
444
429
1,938
272
2,235
415
848
23,682
23,551
10,741
5,248
663
522
1,404
290
1,636
763
1,742
57,788
57,036
40,000
5,440
90O
626
3,779
459
4,001
2,621
11, 170
51,439
41,302
2,604
4,919
3,173
f,067
8,770
1,637
13,779
577
4,650
12,492
6,091
957
2,226
141
64
4,616
319
5,445
141
424
5,486
5,448
448
1,099
53
41
2,171
112
2,190
1,904
6,096
33,461
29,763
1,199
1,594
2,979
6,962
1,983
1,206
6,144
2,062
5,159
165,919
164,788
32,589
28,272
3,026
6,416
62,133
1,791
62,791
455
956
18,284
18,189
8,534
5,266
495
1,026
3,861
396
3,962
287
1 i\
593
1 i\
7,693
1 1^
7,647
3,862
f 11
3,066
1 11
237
I 11
208
1 11
1,657
/ 11
252
f 11
1,731
i 11
261
860
8,214
8,123
4,068
1,011
142
995
1,195
184
1,284
223
448
8,486
8,409
4,720
1,574
142
420
1,511
221
1,528
151
353
13,360
13,127
4,170
2,316
247
263
3,403
135
3,439
198
575
42,065
41,988
60
7,752
475
611
24,464
198
24,464
139
358
29,362
29,294
-
4,280
283
258
18,960
139
18,960
59
217
12,703
12,694
60
3,472
192
353
5,504
59
5,504
315
912
34,567
34,244
1,460
4,713
363
254
19,849
315
19,849
369
821
37,981
37,796
8,557
5,070
936
2,310
8,048
311
8,123
OHIO
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric , gas , and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food E tores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, S: other lodging places-
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
OKLAHOMA
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, commvinication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing •
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
vyholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Faod stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Ealing and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels , rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places.
Personal services ■
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services ■
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services ■
Legal services
Other services
Footnotes at end of table-
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
197
Table 3.5— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
State and industry
OREGON
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Spec ial trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric , gas , and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food s tores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insijrance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services ,
PENNSYLVANIA
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale- and retai 1 trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade . • - .'
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places-
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking , repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
Footnotes at end of table.
Partnerships with and without net profit
Number of —
artner-
ships
(1)
12,092
1,899
1,741
528
733
480
158
(M
978
393
584
2,891
625
2,238
285
144
374
312
84
208
259
572
3,ai9
737
2,109
2,146
285
{')
(1)
250
337
(')
145
128
(*)
394
423
45,813
2,879
2,575
300
1,426
849
305
1,209
3,277
2,231
1,047
2,291
867
526
341
14,263
2,185
11,856
625
492
1,746
1,883
953
769
3,151
2,233
11,356
2,041
595
8,719
9,302
566
2,030
551
1,085
395
960
1,108
1,076
1,237
834
403
1,154
1,172
(2)
35,984
4,655
4,324
1,379
1,760
1,185
331
2,145
863
1,282
(^)
6,419
1,420
4,915
571
298
867
671
226
470
554
1,258
14,347
5,814
8,020
5,712
568
(M
563
922
(^)
537
487
(^)
1,150
1,191
172,438
6,367
5,679
708
3,132
1,839
6,557
7,878
5,467
2,411
6,039
2,060
1,169
891
32,188
5,596
26,075
1,459
1,197
3,791
3,972
2,068
1,732
6,889
4,967
86,908
60,364
1,438
25,106
23,271
1,422
4,422
1,236
2,243
943
2,354
2,389
2,889
2,851
1,971
880
4,113
2,831
Receipts
Total
(Thoutand
dollara)
(3)
82,970
73,157
27,517
11,681
33,959
9,813
(M
126,009
22,122
20,419
CM
531,851
189,946
334,496
39,960
17,318
88,899
68,486
14,820
22,089
18,811
64,113
49,436
6,113
34,907
187,219
11,617
(M
(^'
(M
12,778
19,609
(M
43,148
37,314
{M
41,427
43,417
93,541
72,122
12,167
38,403
21,552
21,419
-72,669
399,246
203,885
195,361
489,330
93,569
55,327
38,242
2,259,416
779,028
1,454,294
103,232
86,893
302,530
359,576
136,502
107,419
170,651
187,491
324,743
77,595
36,519
210,629
716,599
34,833
80,111
28,965
21,355
29,791
46,258
48,261
43,915
129,884
101,713
28,171
194,838
133,499
Business
(Thouaand
dottara)
(4)
1,184,134
81,172
71,918
27,075
11,102
33,741
9,254
(M
121,476
21,965
99,511
20,362
(M
(M
524,332
186,721
330,275
39,061
16,794
88,636
67,161
14,732
21,654
18,574
63,663
45,091
3,735
(M
32,951
183, 533
(M
11,558
(M
(M
(M
12,390
19,217
(M
42,930
37,140
(M
41,286
43,188
4,380,313
90,729
69,324
11,687
37,136
20,501
21,405
70,855
391,186
201,596
189,590
87,669
50,330
37,339
2,233,412
770,571
1,437,019
101,913
85,824
301,429
355,066
135,4^1
104,084
169,317
183,945
305,480
65,218
36,123
204,139
707,154
34,005
79,531
28,786
21,180
29,565
44,802
47,929
47,412
129,613
101,599
28,014
193,464
130,398
Cost of
goods sold
(Thauaa^d
doilora)
(5)
704,867
40,633
33,965
13,326
6,272
14,367
6,668
CM
91,848
14,448
77,400
9,508
(M
(M
391,917
150,594
236,130
28,932
12,473
70,388
52,126
9,078
14,086
7,851
41,196
1,741
1,741
26,119
(M
5,396
(M
<!'
(M
5,029
8,215
(M
1,760
2,001
55,336
42,768
6,486
24,102
12,180
12,568
41,533
286,030
135,455
150,575
49,079
27,247
21,832
1,670,730
620,673
1,031,653
72,520
60,761
239,056
291 , 598
89,765
66,510
90,484
120,959
12,328
491
7,149
4,688
160,691
15,913
33,678
13,719
7,593
12,366
21,417
29,759
20,791
6,914
3,017
3,897
2,979
29,240
Payroll
(Thouaand
doltara)
(6)
170,369
14,652
13,475
5,016
663
7,796
1,177
(M
23,980
4,979
19,001
39,283
6,035
(M
(M
43,611
10,379
32,322
4,123
1,519
6,CH7
5,431
1,817
1,961
5,071
6,353
3,113
543
(M
1,628
39,683
(M
3,113
(M
<!'
(M
2,457
2,830
(M
9,677
8,324
(M
7,082
12,235
611,285
12,038
7,688
1,983
1,879
3,826
4,350
14,420
86,576
48,685
37,891
110,415
22,453
15,653
6,800
178,914
48,893
128,337
11,791
8,104
20,253
19,776
14,557
10,438
25,069
18,349
39,767
14,562
7,596
17,609
146,207
7,864
17,429
8,702
5,758
2,969
7,897
5,944
8,930
17,755
11,986
5,769
36,752
43,636
f Thoua
dtlla.
(7)
27,250
3,677
3,297
1,432
1,088
777
380
(M
2,834
393
2,441
1,073
(M
6,226
1,942
4,180
507
290
812
632
192
296
572
879
4,012
263
(M
3,704
3,962
(M
408
(M
<;'
(M
543
319
(M
586
447
(M
665
733
90,344
2,043
1,630
363
631
636
413
1,641
7,062
4,160
2,902
3,093
2,180
913
23,520
6,355
16,967
1,775
903
2,083
2,441
1,554
1,243
3,763
3,205
29,453
1,233
513
27,707
14,657
1,448
1,926
1,015
499
412
851
906
2,240
1,694
1,121
573
2,924
2,668
Deprecia-
tion
(Thouaand
(8)
44,191
7,325
7,020
2,837
1,973
2,210
305
(M
4,497
640
3,857
8,892
(M
7,121
2,775
4,309
445
554
924
689
161
183
600
753
7,149
430
(M
6,659
7,498
(^i
654
(M
(M
(M
1,152
1,993
(M
574
336
CM
662
367
139,071
6,438
5,958
968
3,931
1,059
480
8,491
5,286
3,205
9,325
6,186
3,541
2,645
25,585
5,902
19,265
1,835
2,089
2,868
2,329
1,235
1,265
4,628
3,016
49,988
1,449
551
47,988
27,008
3,533
3,430
1,637
530
1,263
5,140
1,200
7,870
1,765
1,129
636
2,193
1,877
Net profit
(less
loss)
( Thousand
dotlara}
Partnerships with net
profit
(5)
1&4,844
13,101
12,267
3,273
^1,221
10,215
834
(M
9,519
3,832
5,687
4,065
(M
36,088
10,676
24,761
2,913
946
3,820
3,733
1,724
2,351
1,481
7,793
12,713
2,791
(M
3,715
69,212
(^S
2,474
(^i
(M
(M
2,055
3,986
(M
20,685
18,586
('i
21,318
15,871
599,254
15,723
10,300
1,787
4,578
3,935
5,423
766
49,497
31,668
17,829
13,394
7,513
5,881
156,915
39,771
114,015
4,389
6,049
17,391
19,312
13,332
10,607
22,796
20,139
49,963
34,201
11,110
4,652
260,614
2,430
17,821
3,681
6,450
7,690
9,190
8,372
582
76,140
66,424
9,716
113,310
32,769
Number of
partnerships
(10;
8,754
1,090
985
402
279
304
106
(M
794
362
431
(M
CM
2,301
509
1,764
233
(M
343
275
84
158
158
446
1,935
430
(M
1,303
1,758
(M
254
(M
(M
(M
(M
174
262
(M
145
128
Net
profit
(Thouaand
doltara)
(111
294
423
35,825
1,924
1,692
(M
985
530
232
2,747
1,934
813
760
449
310
12,027
1,769
10,037
444
413
1,568
1,532
820
640
2,808
1,812
7,444
1,242
522
5,681
7,827
412
1,711
404
937
371
665
979
708
1,178
804
373
1,153
1,021
182,946
18,724
17,107
5,259
1,428
10,420
1,617
(M
12,437
4,228
8,209
4,093
(M
(M
38,635
11,289
26,695
3,178
(M
4,106
3,922
1,724
2,451
1,863
7,987
16,178
4,047
(M
5,924
71,038
(M
2,573
<?'
(M
(M
2,608
4,084
(M
20,685
18,586
(M
21,389
15,871
661,047
18,806
13,035
(M
6,064
4,644
5,771
6,492
51,314
32,380
18,934
51,560
13,701
7,777
5,924
164,829
41,645
120,035
6,114
6,406
18,018
20,432
13,837
10,866
23,441
20,921
84,018
38,394
11,530
34,094
267,392
3,304
18,125
3,896
6,537
7,692
9,421
8,450
4,699
76,716
66,921
.9,795
113,415
33,262
198
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
Business Returns/ 1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.5— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
State and industry
Partnerships with and without net profit
Number of —
Partner-
ships
Receipts
Total
f Thousand
dollara)
Business
(ThouMond
Cost of
goods sold
(Thoutand
dot tart)
Payroll
(Thoumand
Taxes
(Thou»erd
Deprecia-
tion
(ThoUM^d
dot I art)
Net profit
(less
loss)
(Thouaand
dotlara)
Number of
partnerships
Partnerships with net
profit
TENNESSEE
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food s tores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places-
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
TEXAS
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction ■
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholusaie and retail trade ■
V/h jlcsalc trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment'
General merchand ise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparul and accessory stores ■
Furniturt", home furnishings, and equipment
Katiiig and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and tiarber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
18,834
2,733
2,527
T,6
1,251
529
206
62
1,294
740
554
437
361
(')
6,214
573
5,611
447
597
778
1,273
379
406
552
1,178
3,833
596
359
2,878
3,550
313
935
436
424
(M
374
400
354
545
338
207
387
245
60,828
10,770
10,041
2,987
6,206
848
728
2,312
2,958
1,707
1,251
1,833
960
579
12,980
2,696
10,150
808
707
1,56^
2,288
506
924
1,307
2,046
18,584
3,496
1,446
13,642
10,153
554
1,785
411
1,069
305
1,543
1,257
642
1,301
746
555
954
2,117
57,796
6,176
5,663
1,725
2,665
1,273
513
220
2,946
1,621
1,325
1,584
910
750
CM
14,197
1,369
12,714
1,188
1,387
1,731
2,682
947
907
1,235
2,637
22,611
11,894
1,139
9,578
8,902
864
1,955
953
852
(M
905
854
1,035
1,375
865
510
1,198
696
188,789
27,287
25,421
7,644
15,223
2,554
1,866
16,617
6,456
3,676
2,780
2,432
1,306
1,126
30,274
6,575
23,373
1,967
2,157
3,639
5,087
1,086
2,123
2,865
4,449
73,069
26,483
3,733
42,853
27,054
2,178
4,023
895
2,214
914
3,697
2,608
1,625
4,065
2,572
1,493
3,235
5,623
64,725
44,825
10,633
23,204
10,988
19,900
14,508
219,293
65,039
154,254
111,414
24,740
21,541
0)
1,040,454
299,111
727,381
95,128
66,099
139,550
180,318
39,136
59,739
30,343
117,068
80,729
21,158
12,499
47,072
252,049
36,355
23,628
15,889
6,505
20,460
16,103
17, 520
81,675
55,503
26,172
40,072
16,236
5,389,566
465,973
382,345
140,907
222,340
19,098
83,628
313,384
555,431
169,320
386,111
355,726
82,850
£0,007
22,843
2,386,955
859,824
1,508,788
137,607
104,775
303,197
473,843
47,886
108,744
83,995
243,741
440,737
56,400
90, 501
293,836
783,227
33,338
70,845
19,891
22,334
28,620
66,221
42,109
32,842
245,658
168,650
77,008
134,252
157,962
62,510
42,720
10,146
22,486
10,088
19,790
13,423
217,372
64,753
152,619
110,942
24,202
21,447
(M
1,032,304
297,407
721,057
93,889
65,930
139,225
178,824
38,277
58,649
30,105
116,158
74,655
18,774
12,386
43,495
244,899
31,677
23,297
15,572
6,495
20,223
16,074
15,851
81,592
55,469
26,123
40,027
16,158
5,227,922
453,134
370,462
137,011
214,879
18, 572
82,672
286,851
546,776
167,956
378,820
81,491
58,762
22,729
2,356,705
847,883
1,490,954
135,142
103,528
301,654
467,953
47,391
106,786
83,302
245,198
378,696
33,637
88,756
256,303
767,661
32,084
69,782
19,772
22,166
27,84A
64,790
41,765
31,485
243,336
166,618
76,718
131,976
152,443
40,952
23,714
3,783
13,689
6,242
17,238
7,627
164,022
41,581
122,441
84,491
13,316
10,859
(')
817,246
255,745
550,385
73,139
49,574
U4,647
147,419
25,407
41,019
17,014
82,166
9,115
6,799
677
1,639
59,631
17,276
9,460
6,149
2,802
(M
11,092
10,811
6,159
1,696
1,696
1,830
1,307
3,151,177
305,439
245,109
72,058
164, 590
9,461
59,330
103,151
434,507
111,445
313,061
247,324
54,296
42,644
11,652
1,849,003
709,328
1,125,657
106,818
68,340
248,487
389,986
30,540
70,405
40,865
170,216
31,473
4,382
7,548
19,543
132,910
10,328
30,512
9,145
10,598
10,769
27,799
24,576
11,209
7,444
1,895
5,549
2,248
18,794
3,588
2,611
567
1,198
845
977
2,070
47,802
15,851
31,951
19,557
3,616
3,389
55,965
11,919
53,137
7,139
4,810
8,009
9,805
3,560
4,757
5,457
9,590
6,287
2,747
2,326
1,214
44,361
7,029
6,633
4,436
2,084
(M
2,406
1,999
1,998
13,517
9,089
4,428
6,254
4,525
638,921
37,988
30,983
16,300
13,019
1,664
7,005
22,678
105,326
37,231
68,095
69,600
13,850
10,157
3,593
178,882
46,664
130,938
10,811
9,717
17,765
30,514
5,492
11,283
19,155
26,201
35,629
3,453
16,300
15,875
174, 505
5,566
a, 544
7,353
8,332
5,859
9,791
8,014
8,095
52,147
30,860
21,287
28,529
40,819
26,305
740
618
177
311
130
122
3,855
1,616
2,239
787
693
(M
8,980
1,726
7,164
831
525
1,491
1,052
393
546
664
1,662
4,234
293
141
3,800
5,721
2,768
662
510
125
203
189
465
735
523
212
456
233
7,826
7,001
2,956
3,424
621
825
9,710
8,269
3,123
5,146
5,110
2,736
2,459
277
20,294
5,477
14,639
1,511
1,806
1,803
3,207
616
1,201
1,663
2,832
33,271
2,721
876
29,674
13,758
1,697
1,617
506
453
658
835
974
2,037
3,196
1,862
1,334
1,354
2,o;8
51,583
5,187
4,279
1,525
1,991
763
908
1,051
3,762
1,625
2,137
2,848
2,580
8,500
2,197
6,179
984
548
1,117
i,oai
225
496
680
1,104
10,427
23
168
10,236
16,883
10,275
1,436
1,177
183
(M
1,915
521
1,207
809
562
247
447
273
224,931
33,702
29,998
12,954
15,491
1,553
3,704
23,980
9,086
3,400
5,686
16,095
4,823
3,099
1,724
25,634
8,479
15,850
1,755
2,770
2,740
3,085
385
1,259
2,105
2,750
71,235
920
1,875
68,440
40,175
7,521
3,626
990
493
2,143
12,265
1,915
5,889
3,773
1,935
1,838
2,371
2,715
6,741
7,216
1,274
3,678
2 264
*475
1,304
22,492
9,615
12,876
2,524
2,829
52,414
13,244
48,388
5,798
5,245
7,432
7,736
4,149
4,612
2,782
9,633
22,563
6,922
6,597
9,044
77,744
^8,741
3,277
2,248
721
(M
2,206
1,380
4,242
48,139
33,133
15,006
21,596
5,645
539,790
19,625
13,338
17,394
^7,331
3,275
6,287
40,429
42,013
22,304
19,709
23,821
^702
^5,123
4,421
108,578
32,800
75,024
5,345
7,083
11,413
15,463
3,583
7,585
5,853
17,598
45,218
9,354
26,432
10,432
259,235
'833
12,518
1,997
4,444
6,077
9,168
6,475
^755
117,866
89,333
28,533
68,010
46,786
14, U7
1,704
1,655
373
952
330
49
1,082
638
444
236
234
CM
5,110
531
4,550
390
439
633
986
318
331
447
1,007
2,850
421
284
2,145
2,668
177
750
435
250
CM
223
301
254
520
338
182
287
145
40,510
5,995
5,484
2,187
2,950
347
510
1,201
2,293
1,363
930
1,321
581
403
CM
9,559
2,039
7,416
495
526
1,170
1,755
357
653
813
1,647
11,475
1,938
1,200
8,337
7,955
220
1,436
308
873
256
1,061
927
367
1,274
722
552
954
1,715
Footnotes at end of table-
Business Returns/ 1967 • Partnerships
199
PARTNERSfflPS IN 27 STATES
Table 3.5-NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES -Continued
State and industry
VIRGINIA
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
I'ransportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of phi-sicians and curge'jns
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
WASHINGTON
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms ,
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food s tores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, cajnps,&: other lodging places-
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
Partnerships with and without net profit
Number of—
Partner-
ships
(1)
H,29i
1,884
1,754
368
964
422
(')
157
1,413
888
525
442
339
286
3,499
513
2,961
229
135
735
716
132
127
480
408
3,683
869
2,711
2,805
139
855
207
397
250
320
e)
346
252
93
490
430
16,613
2,001
1,676
468
589
619
325
e)
900
393
507
338
254
3,586
386
3,092
248
209
336
626
99
127
861
586
6,115
1,701
(1)
4,316
2,366
312
326
(M
(1)
(M
380
442
233
341
217
124
336
497
(2)
53,337
4,505
4,019
809
2,199
1,011
('5
339
3,252
2,050
1,202
815
650
7,819
1,300
6,470
513
281
1,617
1,558
265
307
969
955
27,008
17,623
9,154
8,193
504
1,942
548
869
525
639
1,180
894
236
1,697
1,730
55,475
4,680
3,372
1,327
1,201
1,344
808
1,976
844
1,132
691
516
8,009
884
6,826
592
499
724
1,328
235
271
1,796
1,381
29,475
14,307
14,922
8,623
399
680
e)
1,379
1,251
611
1,419
961
458
1,045
1,339
Receipts
Total
(Thouuand
(3)
1,069,085
68,957
57,430
6,659
40,144
10,677
31,549
129,196
47,718
31,478
24,426
18,497
410,892
91,173
316,262
30,245
15,959
84,952
95,929
9,215
19,181
25,355
35,426
94,847
12,360
76,712
254,793
19,332
29,383
14,598
6,048
8,737
17,559
(^;
56,042
45,228
10,814
63,841
63,635
1,279,713
101,942
78,898
27,894
20,090
30,914
23,044
(')
160,028
31,652
128,376
25,136
15,497
537,233
123,207
399,602
28,097
34,819
78,765
115,742
20,173
20,195
53,291
43,520
108,370
18,349
88,571
Business
(Thouaimd
dotlara)
(4)
1,037,095
68,020
56,631
6,571
39,891
10,169
31,421
127,767
47,658
80,109
24,202
18,323
403,219
87,927
311,841
29,927
15,768
84,590
95,352
8,738
17,344
25,154
34,968
86,899
10,262
70,933
241,501
19,513
29,078
14,366
5,977
3,735
17,451
56,013
45,213
10,300
63,791
51,815
1,229,535
97,732
74,952
26,617
19,277
29,053
22,780
158,165
31,330
126,735
23,087
14,436
{^)
530,528
126,707
394,513
27,447
34,24^
78,247
114,357
19,712
19,757
57,799
42,950
38,664
6,367
80,922
Cost of
goods sold
dotUri)
(5)
236,371
222,268
15,908
15,750
15,520
15,006
(')
(1)
M
(M
fM
V)
22,691
11,713
12,763
12,313
10,737
10,071
69,117
68,832
54,392
54,730
14,225
14,052
42,473
41,313
47,162
46,765
543,915
48,320
39,901
3,304
31,074
5,523
17,051
91,205
30,724
60,431
13,303
10,333
{')
297,835
60,678
234,608
22,060
12,555
69,829
77,031
5,502
10,591
14,937
22,103
4,594
3,464
34,883
4,585
13,699
7,301
2,313
3,535
(M
10,997
670,041
50,020
35,454
10,849
11,067
13,533
14,566
123,602
18,816
1(X,786
15,253
7,036
375,854
99,475
270,333
17,859
23,166
61,299
83,927
11,595
12,905
28,057
26,525
3,781
524
3,117
30,260
6,565
3,523
(^)
5,340
5,052
2,161
1,983
252
1,731
5,636
Payroll
(Thouaartd
(6)
161,009
4,990
3,632
341
2,083
1,203
7,101
31,917
15,126
16,791
3,120
2,339
34,525
7,983
26,217
2,703
881
4,634
6,312
1,163
2,278
3,815
3,931
8,144
3,235
4,157
58,939
2,354
8,738
5,793
1,741
1,204
2,706
e)
8,335
6,506
1,879
12,874
22,636
185,118
14,767
9,495
2,326
1,857
5,312
5,272
23,397
7,132
21,765
21,325
4,459
2,926
56,748
8,742
46,928
2,543
4,730
6,394
9,239
3,139
2,231
13,059
4,943
Taxes
(7)
23,369
1,224
1,085
127
523
430
461
2,233
1,147
1,086
634
567
4,531
1,553
2,958
309
103
738
684
111
183
410
415
7,732
755
6,926
5,581
1,176
797
483
113
196
401
667
550
117
1,259
1,131
37,701
3,025
2,463
1,114
551
798
562
2,457
814
1,643
3,152
1,450
1,233
9,585
1,451
7,954
640
762
1,072
1,420
507
363
2,426
764
Deprecia-
tion
f Thouaend
doitara)
(8)
4,324
11,121
772
2,311
(M
('!
3,900
8,746
53,629
6,797
2,704
919
3,949
652
(})
(M
M
V)
fM
V)
3,118
310
375
233
2,852
508
15,435
1,852
11,032
1,283
4,353
564
3,469
903
16,227
1,370
43,515
4,489
4,301
778
2,722
301
3,573
2,984
1,195
1,789
1,679
1,510
4,498
1,528
2,933
309
134
637
556
63
258
464
512
18,107
226
17,756
5,567
1,280
1,427
840
140
447
483
468
375
93
693
55,524
7,867
7,026
2,579
1,877
2,570
841
2,860
798
2,062
2,117
1,704
5,791
1,063
4,600
544
685
713
683
186
144
1,099
541
26,534
785
25,551
6,564
1,955
466
(')
(')
439
1,597
230
765
509
256
397
665
Net profit
(less
loss)
(Thouaand
dollon}
(9)
172,546
6,897
5,639
1,387
1,990
2,262
2,587
15,384
6,403
3,931
4,299
4,320
3,458
33,485
10,909
22,275
2,183
1,070
4,310
3,951
1,027
2,507
2,390
4,332
188,391
21,805
19,069
8,195
3,318
7,556
2,736
16,417
6,512
9,905
8,978
1,793
1,940
42,921
9,413
32,866
2,859
1,649
4,330
3,943
2,153
2,111
6,414
4,407
6,617
5,660
430
89,484
1,780
3,704
(^)
C)
4,133
3,347
1,677
35,960
30,345
5,615
24,662
14:216
Partnerehipe with net
profit
Number of
partnerships
(10)
10,608
1,369
1,313
270
670
373
(^)
1,186
739
447
264
261
(M
2,970
471
2,474
202
109
674
567
132
97
406
286
6,816
1,369
2,672
232
fM
(')
1,759
1,584
97,891
2,352
2,218
115
6,291
752
1,967
e)
1,876
348
2,443
245
(M
(^)
2,376
246
{^)
(^)
37,192
321
30,336
228
6,306
93
33,622
441
15,552
374
12,348
Net
profit
(TUtu»ti}d
dotUra)
(11)
191,416
8,068
6,733
1,595
2,789
2,349
('!
2,602
16,049
6,994
9,055
5,016
3,605
34,808
11,238
23,269
2,200
1,117
4,627
4,379
1,027
2,550
2,929
4,440
20,732
5,990
12,271
99,219
2,443
6,428
1,982
2,449
(^J
2,416
(1)
37,201
30,395
6,806
33,622
15,107
222,676
1,455
25,460
1,210
22,490
345
9,543
393
4,255
472
8,637
245
2,970
(^)
e)
758
17,467
338
6,393
420
10,574
437
10,126
261
2,542
230
2,027
(^)
(M
2,822
300
45,132
9,722
2,443
34,682
175
3,097
135
1,693
281
4,631
619
9,010
97
2,194
102
2,170
665
6,913
388
4,969
3,925
29,212
1,083
(M
9,783
(M
2,763
18,850
2,540
92,337
203
2,478
326
(M
3,704
(M
h)
282
6,033
393
3,381
208
1,795
316
35,964
217
30,345
99
5,619
310
497
24,761
14,'216
I
Footnotes at end of table-
200
Business Returns/ 1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS IN 27 STATES
Table 3.5— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS AND SELECTED INCOME AND DEDUCTION ITEMS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES —Continued
State and industry
artnerships with a;:j
ct pr-
Numbi-r of —
Partner-
ships
Receipts
Busi[,esE
dolton)
Cost oi
goods solJ
(Thouaand
dotlara)
f Diousand
dollars)
Deprecia-
tior.
( TTiouaond
dntlara)
Net profit
(less
lo=i )
partr.crshipE w
pr-iil
Number or
parthtrships
Net
profit
(Thouftri
dalUtt
(1)
(2)
(*)
IJ
1 1' t
(10)
All industries -
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Livestock farms
Other farms
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other construction -
Manufacturing
transportation, conmiunication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Trucking and warehousing
Other transportation, communication, electric, gas,
and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment-
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessary stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Insurance agents, brokers, and service.
Real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, &: other lodging places-
Personal services
Laundries and dry cleaning
Beauty and barber shops
Other personal services
Business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Other medical services
Legal services
Other services
17,689
i,234
.4,057
1,131
2,<;7:'
453
(^)
(M
480
320
258
148
(M
4,509
403
4,091
475
103
621
745
75
197
1,055
820
4,043
1,058
138
2,852
2,993
265
482
(^)
250
(^)'
214
386
319
539
"329
211
431
357
50,296
10,456
9,798
3,172
5,520
1,106
(M
(M
1,687
1,0X
653
568
300
(M
9,806
915
8,845
1,078
237
1,379
1,613
190
422
2,169
1,757
17,739
9,310
275
8,154
7,863
673
1,043
(1)
525
(1)
553
796
811
1,977
1,437
540
1,192
818
94,541
90.986
23,445
54,941
12,600
(')
(M
83,653
47,088
36,565
25,491
16,358
568,713
95,301
467,544
60,777
14,991
109,050
109,569
13,000
24,902
64,002
71,253
68,398
12,810
3,223
52,365
234,973
10,311
19,553
(M
9,302
(^)
14,174
22,298
9,126
84,590
65,474
19,116
51,502
23,419
1,173,194
90,108
86,586
22,691
52,635
11,260
{')
(M
82,077
45,992
36,035
25,048
16,181
(1)
563,236
94,595
462,816
59,555
14,870
108,385
108,416
12,806
24,701
63,307
70,776
61,900
7,775
3,069
51,056
232,455
10,067
19,380
(')
9,236
(')
14,155
22,174
9,098
83,195
65,357
17,838
51,050
23, 336
66.: , i65
46,135
45,074
12,146
25,140
7,738
(')
(')
54,132
28,933
25,199
15,190
10,493
(^)
413,458
77,975
332,845
44,390
10,622
85,487
86, 709
8,609
17,207
30,393
48,923
5,381
11
170
5,700
45,366
4,453
8,878
(')
9,994
15,293
3,233
1,859
703
1,156
1,651
5,212
5,017
1,243
1,609
2,165
(*)
(')
17,371
11,424
6,447
19,097
6,102
3,531
44,230
5,382
37,411
4,834
1,361
7,538
5,173
1,076
1,921
9,382
5,626
4,264
1,859
157
2,248
41,552
2,141
4,411
(')
3,649
(')
2,190
1,327
1,193
14,700
10,757
3,943
9,851
5,739
28,059
3,641
3.581
1,099
1,998
484
(M
(')
1.520
826
694
(^)
7,695
803
6,596
666
200
735
1,251
157
466
2,247
824
3,646
619
527
(')
214
(^)
93
326
373
840
560
280
492
376
41,883
9,221
9,117
2,493
5,448
1,176
(')
(')
1,988
1.052
936
2,525
1,500
(')
7,653
976
6,516
872
254
1,004
702
73
218
2,332
1,061
11,090
306
14
10,770
6,023
1,204
781
(')
208
(')
125
1,446
894
909
426
483
422
242
200,498
17,777
17,101
4.349
11.545
1,207
(')
(M
12,517
7,346
5,171
12,665
3.788
1,936
(M
42.581
4,227
37.678
4,773
1,253
6,611
9,102
1,298
1,544
7,883
5,209
10,672
5,830
1,494
3,348
99,603
1,530
4,530
(')
(')
1,119
2,332
1,699
48,882
38,931
9,951
30,964
8,547
13,326
3,343
3,195
859
2,032
»5
(')
720
401
319
(Uj
213,393
20,120
19,438
4,836
12,935
1,667
0-)
(')
12,670
7,492
5,178
13,604
228
4,022
119
2,170
(M
(^)
3,765
44,052
347
4,390
3,403
38,936
396
4,927
49
1,306
536
6,772
720
9,112
69
1,302
173
1,605
878
8,026
582
5,936
2,327
17,040
446
7 147
(M
1,768
8,399
2,287
100,967
165
1,998
379
4,711
(.'■)
(')
(A
V)
<;'
0)
(M
214
2,515
245
1,799
465
48,942
303
38.950
162
9,992
407
31,0o5
3D2
8,655
■"■Estimate not shown separately because of high sanpling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals,
^Net loss exceeds net profit.
NOTE; Estimates for "Wholesale and retail trade not allocable" and "Nature of business not allocable" are not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However,
the data are included in the appropriate totals.
Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Sanples and Limitations of the Data."
1
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS IN 23 STATES
201
Tpble 3.6— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, RECEIPTS, AND SELECTED DEDUCTION ITEMS, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
State and industrial division
N amber
of —
Rr-ce
Ipts
Cost of
goods sold
(Thousand
dollars)
Payroll
(Thousand
hilars)
laxris
(Thousand
dollars)
Deprecia-
tion
(Thousmd
dollars)
Partner-
ships
Partners
Total
(Thousand
dollars)
Business
(Thousand
dollars)
(less loss)
(Thoustatd
dollars)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
IS)
19)
130,661
447,694
10,548,875
10,302,155
5,849,212
1,265,726
269,688
435,474
1,429,257
22,965
3,786
7,730
4,026
2,298
56,395
41,861
17,477
9,473
10,727
1,175,635
126,995
1,276,476
602,560
132,925
1,143,261
123,670
1,249,566
596,338
131,396
683,526
57,613
977,623
430,689
79,706
97,984
18,033
192,006
105,038
25,512
30,450
3,917
18,296
11,167
4,995
100,346
9,401
22,034
16,643
10,546
124,178
5,640
127,524
60,158
12,345
30,107
4,078
25,699
36,074
22,913
68,621
9,675
58,132
179,043
61,645
4,335,290
1,170,663
3,123,590
1,011,443
1,868,091
4,279,123
1,149,367
3,089,100
921,801
1,837,992
3,252,509
942,883
2,279,763
69,502
288,443
310,248
60,264
246,918
111,912
402,915
62,450
13,156
48,779
100,516
37,629
50,621
13,468
36,634
165,393
59,801
283,040
61,497
218,492
104,423
708,605
1,516
3,483
125,807
118,733
59,747
23,322
2,771
9,547
7,450
248
598
11,551
10,841
(')
5,233
3,580
60
2,627
(')
'4,055
160
324
29,960
(')
28,634
(")
19,336
(')
5,670
(2)
523
799
I')
4,309
{')
{')
i')
(')
( = )
(')
{')
(2]
(')
410
(")
935
( = )
44,034
(')
39,909
(')
24,585
4,332
838
3,409
2,176
303
279
238
695
637
552
27,725
5,110
23,663
27,572
4,390
23,595
18,223
674
3,828
2,730
79
7,002
527
417
645
417
992
1,058
1,357
^69
5,418
7,127
30,793
547,825
530,156
279,847
78,830
16,450
27,325
56,994
865
i2\
2,007
(2\
120,129
114,030
72,517
14,679
2,550
6,966
""2,055
i2\
285
218
631
493
( = )
40,988
28,628
40,550
28,312
29,318
20,948
1')
8,041
5,438
1,X3
770
589
1,070
4,588
1,508
1,455
127
1,295
2,330
1,837
3,269
271
2,931
19,275
4,814
187,867
44,426
141,967
43,157
125,398
185,301
44,237
139,600
37,274
123,088
136,672
35,387
100,455
1,824
17,543
16,933
2,862
13,821
3,482
29,876
3,639
589
2,999
4,265
3,719
2,451
472
1.917
9,805
6,216
8.520
l.lSf;
7,459
2,832
41,693
9,154
28,751
848,365
830,467
540,494
78,153
16,089
30,394
98,141
1,975
152
482
361
208
4,855
423
1,036
833
453
128,671
20,020
43,059
88,838
11,428
126,001
18,546
42,569
87,638
11,258
66,079
3,709
31,779
71,219
7,570
11,049
659
9,217
12,978
1,235
2,104
549
723
1,516
697
12,714
1,395
1,363
2,984
772
23,678
2,741
4.013
4,766
323
2,728
411
2,315
1,761
1,433
6,452
958
5,490
11,314
3,275
435.526
123. 'JiO
305,168
29,038
89,778
429,391
127,360
300,634
24,335
88,736
344,184
110,265
232,564
2,904
11,929
24,139
3,976
20,156
1,434
17,316
6,893
3,035
3,858
1,549
2,011
4,685
1,222
3,463
3,737
2,722
23,459
3,841
19,615
5,530
33,31£
13,499
43,040
1,127,044
1,094,771
490,060
162,748
30,117
50,390
215,757
369
(21
1,141
20,107
/2 1
19,216
I 3\
15,298
2,789
381
/ 2\
2.268
(2\'
'830
. 2\
1,058
649
174
2,340
1,685
399
104,563
66,742
20,678
101,103
66,143
20,628
71,980
36,445
14,938
14,489
17,942
3,338
1,622
1,744
346
2,155
2,406
830
18,030
12,765
1,582
3,409
438
2,900
5,128
2,605
7,627
1,060
6,337
20,491
8,694
428,959
62,984
350,912
165,562
313,284
422,626
59,927
347,884
153,491
304,698
289,172
41,860
237,114
11,095
48,555
36,873
3,133
32,226
13,965
72,067
6,200
506
5,488
15,091
4,526
5,172
811
4,091
26,964
10,691
47,299
10,896
34,319
24,946
112,906
1,529
4,295
113,086
111,148
62,656
14,974
1,525
4,454
21,587
24^
521
12,577
12,295
7,237
1,938
150
734
3,104
(^)
(^)
I')
1')
(^)
(')
( = )
(^)
(^)
(')
M
W)
(')
( = )
M
V)
( = )
W)
i')
( = )
( = )
{')
(')
I')
(')
i')
i')
454
(")
914
(2)
58,107
57,760
42,316
5,196
(2)
686
570
(')
4,719
389
297
261
780
1,655
631
39,459
9,410
21,965
39,247
9,217
20,892
26,000
2,888
3,018
4,549
939
4,884
417
221
267
496
2,233
512
3,715
1 ,467
10,860
3,486
23,003
515,955
505,715
106,040
81.336
33,733
58,355
56,364
{'}
{')
{')
{')
{')
-
( = )
-
{')
{')
(')
( = )
(')
( = )
(')
(')
( = )
{^
I')
{')
{')
{')
(^)
(')
(^)
(^)
1')
W)
W)
(2)
I')
H
{^)
W)
W)
n
436
(')
981
105,122
(')
103,414
78,354
(2)
7,774
1=)
1,675
587
(')
8,555
401
2,199
759
880
19,297
2,536
96,123
224,830
169,709
94,425
218,694
167,493
73,680
413
15,926
6,207
24,870
45,098
1,521
29,084
2,533
493
54.443
2,698
7,002
'24,805
71.983
i
23 STATES AWD DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, TOTAL
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construct ion
Manufacturing
Transportation, comraunication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Whole sale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Services
ALASKA
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
M ining
Contract construction
Manuf actur ing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Services
ARIZOHA
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Whole sale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Services
ARKAfJSAS
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Services
CONMECTICUT
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Se rv ice s
DEUWARE
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manuf actur ing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services,
Wholesale and retail trade
Whole sale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Services
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, comraunication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Whole sale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real e state
Services
Footnotes at end of table.
202
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS IN 23 STATES
Table 3.6— ^mMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, RECEIPTS, AND SELECTED DEDUCTION ITEMS, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
State and industrial division
number
of—
Receipts |
Cost of
goods sold
(ThouMmd
tbllmra)
Payroll
fITtouaand
Taxes
( Thousand
dollars)
Deprecia-
tion
(Thouitwtd
doltara)
Partner-
ships
Partners
Total
dollen)
Business
(ThauM^d
dotUra)
less loss)
(noua^d
dollari)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
J, 268
15,604
227,146
213,584
102,079
34,401
13,226
9,771
34,023
( = )
(')
(')
{')
{')
{')
I') •
(')
(')
50
109
(')
20,823
19,659
( = )
19,062
3,394
388
109
155
709
60
623
1,614
618
1,641
125
1,464
11,344
1,646
61,377
12,381
47,870
54,815
57,436
60,518
12,322
47,070
44,944
56,353
37,694
9,377
27,762
18,363
7,701
5,795
1,013
4,624
2,468
11,562
2,702
254
2,426
5,307
3,086
1,428
145
1,266
3,906
3,602
4,160
720
3,390
7,397
17,998
4,384
11,384
699,688
682,543
530,335
72,173
6,474
12,801
65,632
1,453
3,297
69,605
68,913
37,345
6,585
(')
1,929
6,511
10,151
353
98
772
204
408,948
12,506
397,915
12 ,069
361,821
9,340
41,718
2,173
1,781
134
567
509
21,286
1,092
799
154
617
784
718
1,690
326
1,308
2,680
2,303
138,518
58,748
77,284
7,680
49,544
137,409
58,518
76,438
5,128
48,377
108,419
47,107
59,636
104
6,206
8,620
3,392
5,057
951
8,945
1,022
386
592
245
863
1,682
479
1,152
664
1,499
8,593
3,685
4,650
2,089
21,184
2,903
7,157
169,352
166,905
109,030
18,410
3,267
4,234
24,694
488
(')
1,101
(')
13,948
(')
13,650
8,460
( = )
3,111
522
( = )
1,378
823
160
143
325
328
14,173
15,040
14,103
15,037
9,211
11,691
2,141
2,233
312
330
419
429
3,124
965
1,012
95
917
484
589
2,165
192
1,973
1,764
1,420
95,224
15,602
79,622
3,719
26,994
94,807
15,575
79,232
3,130
25,924
73,805
13,715
60,090
7
5,850
7,248
384
6,864
532
3,143
1,179
75
1,104
248
675
816
82
734
353
825
6,913
545
6,368
1,025
11,781
13,746
51,172
1,212,896
1,185,201
565,421
174,616
41,630
46,154
202,748
320
1,422
(')
25,432
(')
25,383
17,475
3,234
(")
895
( = )
1,546
203
1,238
652
207
2,790
1,472
447
112,447
75,041
8,189
112,200
74,841
7,916
76,128
54,947
4,038
18,419
11,359
2,184
1,987
1,082
488
2,283
886
755
17,458
9,863
1,195
3,259
544
2,703
4,910
3,054
7,570
1,324
6,220
28,528
8,727
464,559
185,168
274,348
257,267
266,225
462,229
184,353
272,846
235,452
263,503
350,894
149,461
197,291
12,937
47,573
29,597
8,781
20,456
48,876
60,227
4,441
1,020
3,369
27,681
4,884
3,977
853
3,084
31,656
4,689
36,363
13,658
22,603
34,730
102,255
8,698
\ 23,606
799,655
785,594
514,873
81,729
17,113
27,155
93,354
2,126
(2)
5,505
132,429
128,152
(')
66,071
12,457
( = )
2,623
11,620
(')
22,418
393
235
917
624
76,624
67,126
I')
74,882
66,320
54,111
51,659
12,746
8,838
2,101
862
2,566
2,044
8,089
3,892
2,354
478
1,851
1,636
1,628
5,377
1,200
4,114
5,799
4,037
392,151
126,259
258,058
23,269
90,918
388,105
125,007
255,296
21,661
89,977
310,939
105,901
198,024
1,313
21,424
22,597
5,882
16,473
2,902
17,535
6,961
1,483
5,428
1,957
2,048
4,164
1,177
2,962
2,574
3,516
16,602
3,465
13,104
6,388
34,385
4,883
12,556
285,516
279,200
157,145
30,393
7,064
12,112
40,491
1,731
(2)
4,285
( = )
47,696
44,993
16,659
2,970
(')
2,780
(')
6,068
10,578
176
173
I'}
357
386
24,737
17,280
24,700
17,196
I')
18,046
8,697
4,935
3,470
421
377
268
1,144
1,568
2,316
942
162
780
1,096
560
2,267
426
1,841
3,415
1,409
134,645
35,778
98,867
19,538
33,483
132,890
35,160
97,730
18,319
33,041
101,360
28,323
73,037
2,335
6,040
10,218
1,917
8,301
1,524
5,366
1,316
240
1,076
1,268
495
1,651
323
1,328
1,432
1,006
8,516
1,509
7,007
3,941
13,267
10,489
28,484
801,706
793,141
533,290
61,485
15,359
23,123
98,847
4,032
9,638
219,407
1.')
216,740
151,476
5,552
(')
4,943
11,641
25,938
362
177
139
1,248
385
279
57,553
25,859
15,775
57,217
25,767
15,665
42,249
20,960
10,520
10,718
2,302
2,038
1,086
228
243
1,184
487
537
7,172
1,728
1,477
1,811
238
1,520
2,608
1,226
4,162
528
3,528
9,543
2,823
356,217
82,800
271,722
17,943
94,062
352,553
81,831
269,030
16,813
93,714
283,551
73,429
209,136
2,408
13,790
22,655
2,512
20,064
512
15,837
4,772
364
4,390
2,074
1,705
2,700
486
2,181
2,756
2,611
18,707
1,733
16,623
2,310
40,335
HAWAII
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade ;
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
IDAHO
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, coinmunication, electric, gas, and sanitary seirvices.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real e state
Services
MAINE
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Services
MASSACHUSETTS
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manuf actur ing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Service s
MISSISSIPPI
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
MONTANA
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Whole sale and retail trade ■
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real e state
Services
NEBRASKA
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Whole sale trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services •
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
203
PARTNERSHIPS IN 23 STATES
Table 3.6— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, RECEIPTS, AND SELECTED DEDUCTION ITEMS, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
State arid industrial division
Number
or--
Rece
pts
Cost or
(^oods sold
(Tttouaand
Payroll
(Thouatnd
Taxc- c
( Thounand
Deprecia-
tion
(Thooaend
[let profit
less loss)
(Tttouatnd
Partner-
ships
Partners
Total
f TTwusond
Business
fTTwuiand
dot tar a)
dollars)
dottarm)
doll arm)
dollatt)
dot tan)
dollarai
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(B)
(9)
2,809
8,343
212,598
197,238
97,636
32,131
6,643
13,303
25,541
376
(')
1,054
(')
7,388
(')
7,218
3,775
( = )
1,472
(')
827
(')
2,524
(2)
^3,209
215
496
36,462
33,185
22,946
7,646
623
(M
645
6,310
I')
538
(')
1,271
81,624
(')
79,896
56,312
8,495
1,180
1,020
(')
5,853
514
1,218
72,513
70,827
49,205
7,805
1,101
897
5,424
885
3,477
23,446
17,263
1,121
919
1,809
6,534
1,265
590
1,627
59,770
55,787
10,847
12,948
2,051
2,200
16,917
2,121
5,838
115, 45n
114,903
64 , 207
14,353
1,671
2,841
19,406
(')
( = )
{')
(^)
( = )
(.')
<.')
(')
(^)
297
614
13,645
(')
13,600
8,272
I,4c0
100
(')
406
2,415
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(')
C^)
(')
(^)
{')
{')
V)
566
1,167
(")
49,218
49,004
34,761
4,389
522
(')
664
4,642
537
1,109
43,502
43,304
30,258
3,777
463
593
4,329
533
2,446
7,359
7,279
552
1,038
399
446
2,582
A61
1,079
20,304
20,244
2,771
4,121
316
704
7,945
i,452
12,921
372,320
365,091
222,683
41,642
7,924
15,539
37,280
951
2,420
52,805
(')
50,220
31,829
4,575
902
( = )
5,324
360
(')
143
372
45,343
45,074
32,258
9,112
876
1,794
2,013
165
406
in
23,584
22,955
(2)
17,292
3,464
415
830
(M
1,556
1,-J35
2,385
163,426
161,551
121 ,707
12,286
3,463
2,296
8,265
102
225
35,621
35,434
29,522
1,817
548
417
1,245
933
2,160
127,805
126,117
92,185
10,469
2,915
1,879
7,020
1,268
5,176
10,314
9,130
607
642
421
1,905
3,218
713
1,781
48,308
48,043
6,461
10,275
1,106
1,844
17,194
4,015
10,346
256,836
248,826
142,404
22,834
6,146
11,876
43,356
2,102
5,121
(')
64,574
62,499
(")
25,911
(')
2,915
2,632
7,666
(')
15,142
163
(2)
352
(21
10,523
(2)
10,380
7,561
(2)
1,964
(2)
197
267
1,115
{')
H
(')
M
(M
{')
V)
(^)
(^
678
1,678
124,927
123,440
94,990
7,803
1,364
1,582
7,832
111
232
33,421
33,172
26,970
1,778
238
525
1,534
566
1,443
90,729
89,499
67,450
5,958
1,090
1,049
6,265
634
1,906
10,375
6,380
968
187
1,245
1,537
3,269
326
1,002
36,727
36,601
5,171
9,450
585
594
15,434
2,375
9,451
164,697
162,080
86,347
23,005
3,364
2,398
32,406
(')
( = )
{')
{')
_
_
_
-
(^)
_
_
_
-
-
238
484
12,228
12,205
6,871
2,998
228
248
2,332
147
374
19,814
19,583
15,713
2,906
244
215
1,670
683
1,563
70,293
68,756
53,596
4,419
1,018
450
6,002
14
38
15,085
14,062
12,241
1,542
141
37
625
644
1,475
53,579
53,081
40,052
2,812
856
413
5,198
677
5,451
11,116
10,524
12
1,231
1,028
612
4,312
595
1,492
50,810
50,576
10,155
11,451
813
820
18,054
7,619
19,951
708,394
698,503
453,839
76,919
10,337
22,320
87,949
1,217
(2)
3,057
58,501
57,827
(')
37,371
6,634
599
(')
5,222
(')
4,974
(2)
531
1,221
72,675
71,398
53,616
11,278
866
2,417
8,605
227
493
31,654
31,427
21,538
6,488
509
1,354
3,605
158
567
9,875
9,792
4,607
1,607
384
1,182
1,644
2,509
5,614
411,545
407,569
320,399
25,181
5,025
4,519
25,294
358
823
141,879
140,120
118,178
6,415
1,219
1,144
6,078
2,150
4,788
269,245
267,029
201,896
18,710
3,803
3,370
19,195
1,504
5,488
25,524
22,480
1,545
1,454
1,335
4,546
6,299
1,432
3,418
93,446
92,842
12,207
23,203
1,511
2,848
36,705
4,856
12,323
295,549
288,410
190,649
23,683
6,385
11,931
33,021
1,991
4,685
99,688
98,160
65,563
(')
2,529
2,930
7,108
10,248
202
(2)
444
22,918
22,647
16,193
3,464
(')
468
906
2,315
173
351
6,472
6,449
3,554
1,196
135
560
659
738
1,740
117,717
113,025
87,234
9,773
1,642
1,419
5,686
123
615
276
1,464
30,009
87,708
26,458
86,567
23,026
64,208
2,364
7,409
476
1,166
335
1,084
1,109
4,577
1,097
605
3,445
1,507
13,579
27,000
13,290
26,682
6,559
4,940
503
5,108
599
533
865
825
3,476
10,610
;iEVAI'A
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisherLes
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturinr!
Transportationj commujiication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wliolesale trade
Rata il trade
Finance, insurance , and real estate
Services
^!EH }lAt-!P3HIRE
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manuf acturint;
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
NEW MEXICO
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construct ion
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real e state
Services
NORTH DAKOTA
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate ■
Services ■
RHODE ISLAND
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Min ing
Contract construction ■
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services,
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade ■
Reta il trade
Finance , insurance , and real e state ■
Services
SOUTH CAROLINA
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manuf actur ing
Transportation, communication, _ electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Services
SOUTH DAKOTA
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Services
Footnotes at end of table.
204
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS IN 23 STATES
Table 3.6— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, RECEIPTS, AND SELECTED DEDUCTION ITEMS, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
State and industrial division
Numbe
r cr—
Rece
ipts
Cost of
goods sold
(Thousand
Payroll
(Thousand
Taxes
(Thousand
Deprecia-
tion
(Thousm\d
Net profit
less loss)
(Thousand
Partner-
ships
Partners
Total
(Thousand
Business
(Thousand
dollars)
dollars)
djllara)
dollars)
dollars)
dollars)
dollars)
(1)
12)
(3)
{'■)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
4,797
14,117
370,851
359,999
214,929
40,568
7,423
15,122
51,582
665
1,423
35,127
(')
33,872
(')
23,727
2,087
800
(')
2,558
3,291
431
921
53,748
52,763
41,715
6,212
665
1,063
6,191
60
141
20,207
19,498
15,962
2,764
205
298
882
1,191
2,832
161,444
158,462
117,235
13,399
1,930
2,468
8,309
163
490
46,387
45,373
35,177
3,049
553
1,054
2,130
1,004
2,295
114,420
112,452
81,885
10,323
1,377
1,414
6,342
1.292
5,726
23,563
19,282
92
1,909
2,126
3,825
4,229
911
2,341
58,353
57,985
6,388
10,221
1,020
3,392
26,675
1,891
4,345
108,953
107,704
65,012
15,219
2,575
3,775
14,096
525
1,104
13,064
12,822
6,607
1,230
425
1,514
2,591
149
372
12,389
12,331
8,332
1,892
165
546
1,362
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366
I')
751
(")
46,410
45,962
33,993
(")
3,629
927
iff?
3,449
334
682
39,204
38,871
28,709
3,185
412
429
3,012
337
898
4,260
4,128
393
360
136
329
1,255
319
757
15,302
15,195
2,329
2,017
263
370
4,775
8,350
59,913
296,271
293,185
162,426
41,765
7,711
12,416
47,404
272
861
4,152
4,100
2,630
440
86
405
195
2,716
38,971
14,844
14,681
7,457
4,076
774
1,986
^78
465
965
30,087
30,052
20,125
10,131
1,367
778
3,538
219
486
25,237
24,923
16,165
3,723
498
663
3,594
448
5,962
5,428
5,413
2,215
716
169
1,037
982
1,220
2,789
131,099
130,263
97,716
11,052
1,745
1,471
8,023
111
276
38,603
38,273
30,529
3,152
525
378
2,071
1,084
2,415
92,035
91,529
67,187
7,900
1,220
1,093
6,053
1,945
7,088
15,448
14,570
388
719
1,367
1,999
5,539
1,065
2,791
69,976
69,183
15,730
10,908
1,705
4,057
26,511
2,699
6,818
172 , 909
169,058
98,063
21,037
4,691
7,638
21,134
631
1,451
(2)
27,175
25,297
13,869
3,395
1,665
3,256
2,938
(=)
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(2)
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(2)
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H
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(')
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{')
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809
1,781
75,281
74,283
52,621
7,845
1,310
953
4,903
104
259
11,556
11,463
8,905
808
129
124
1,038
705
1,522
63,725
62,820
43,716
7,037
1,181
829
3,865
726
2,200
5,121
4,627
_
416
644
1.230
1,148
3-; 9
983
25, est
25, -t 3
2.0-:l
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2t9
502
10,404
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries....
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric,
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
gas, and sanitary services
VERMCMT
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manijf acturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Services
WEST VTRCINLA
All industrial divisions
Agriculture J, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and saiiitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance , insurance , and real e state
Services
WYOMING
All industrial divisions
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Reta il trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
^Met loss exceeds net profit.
^Estimate is not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
NOTE: Estimates for "Wholesale and retail trade not allocable" and "Mature of business not allocable" are not shovm separately because of high sampling variability. However,
the data are included In the appropriate totals. Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals. See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and
Limitations of the Data."
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Table 3.8— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SIZE OF TOTAL ASSETS AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
Industrial division and item
All
partner-
ships
Partner-
ships with-
out balance
sheets
Partnerships with balance sheets, by size oi total assets
$1 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
or more
(1)
(2)
(3)
W)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
ALL INDUSTRIAL DIVISIONS
Number of partnerships
Number of partners
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Nonqualifying dividends
Interest
Rents
Net gain, noncapital assets
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods so±a, total
Inventory, beginning-of-year
Purchases
Cost of labor
Material and supplies
Other costs
Less: Inventory, end-of-year
Salaries and wages
Payments to partners
Kent
Interest
Taxes
Casualty losses
Bad debts
Repairs
Depreciation
Amortization
Retirement plans , etc
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Gross profit (less loss }
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net profit (less loss )
Net profit
Net loss
AGRICDLTOBE, FORESTRY, AWD FISHERIES
Number of partnerships
Number of partners
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Nonqualifying dividends
Interest
Rents
Net gain, noncapital assets
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold, total
Inventory, beginning-of-year
Purchases
Cost of labor
Material and supplies
Other costs
Less : Inventory, end-of-year
Salaries and wages
Payments to partners
Rent
Interest
Taxes ■ ■ ■
Casualty losses
Bad debts •
Repairs
Depreciation
Amortization
Retirement plans , etc
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Gross profit ( less loss )
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net profit (less loss )
Net profit
Net loss
Footnotes at end of table ■
906,182
2,938,431
ill, 599
1,207,799
'i9'4,587
1,730,532
42,596
128,587
107,423
309,185
84,739
246,729
76,974
229,525
71,290
222,212
64,154
240,011
25,375
129,096
12,209
79,445
9,826
145,342
(Thousand dollo
80,137,915
78,022,998
14,631
580,190
341,590
103,195
1,075,311
69,271,962
43,148,059
4,712,731
31,054,032
4,414,448
1,491,830
6,374,176
4,899,158
6,279,148
1,556,166
1,771,706
2,217,619
2,181,258
17,492
132,095
330,334
3,006,673
42,368
71,352
24,636
7,993,055
34,874,939
35,009,961
135,022
10,865,953
12,760,022
1,394,069
124,633
312,434
19,463,721
19,051,116
3,557
83,785
-88,759
27,348
209,156
15,247,827
10,835,954
1,019,860
7,663,989
923,822
443,148
1,833,375
1,048,240
1,076,007
353,419
398,980
315,355
510,007
7,460
21,455
266,420
723,140
2,040
6,374
9,113
1,712,103
8,215,162
8,244,377
29,215
3,215,894
3,555,297
339,403
94,813
230,491
69,123,539
60,674,194
58,971,882
11,074
495,405
252,831
75,847
866,155
53,024,135
32,312,105
3,692,871
23,390,043
3,490,526
1,048,582
4,540,801
3,850,918
5,203,141
1,192,747
1,372,726
1,902,264
1,671,251
10,032
110,540
563,914
2,283,533
40,328
54,978
15,523
6,280,953
26,659,777
26,765,584
105,807
7,650,059
9,204,725
1,554,666
29,320
31,943
2,371,151
2,304,208
116
15,094
5,331
13,433
31,979
2,137,587
1,494,174
258,914
980,886
153,659
76,014
237, 3eA
212,673
132,864
37,140
56,533
44,010
50,111
331
6,168
20,761
62,596
3,694
744
2,592
225,864
810,034
819,838
9,804
233,574
327,644
94,070
2,928
6,867
465,750 1,422,232 2,758
3,416,269
3,367,490
65
5,018
4,597
1,827
37,272
2,428,757
1,283,813
56,582
783,819
199,419
89,507
208,442
53,955
276,478
142,573
138,195
16,534
52,874
560
5,042
19,518
49,367
291
1,033
4,382
437,897
2,083,677
2,093,833
10,156
987,512
1,053,268
75,755
5,013
12,097
4,779,687
4,713,541
148
5,313
8,672
2,838
48,175
3,642,972
2,052,374
158,575
1,553,465
249,757
67,132
193,473
170,038
442,111
156,875
178,108
26,050
90,534
1,100
5,208
28,831
94,104
479
1,577
773
554,847
2,661,167
2,665,880
4,713
1,136,715
1,198,917
62,202
6,193,604
5,104,209
1,235
12,580
18,495
5,405
51,680
5,075,821
3,161,254
329,079
2,429,846
357,336
82,516
302,961
340,484
534,052
154,791
173,384
57,998
131,235
1,553
9,991
49,242
143,203
3,089
2,589
638
542,802
2,942,955
2,951,129
8,174
1,117,733
1,209,371
91,583
3,953 4,490
10,722 11,469
5,080,454 10,064,957 8,797,935 8,470,089 32,053,304
7,966,838
7,844,688
495
23,496
30,858
5,080
52,211
6,819,379
4,503,334
544,515
3,534,512
443,846
120,200
425,146
569,885
638,891
172,422
184,191
100,796
184,833
1,812
12,183
67,876
208,875
393
2,096
1,108
740,569
3,341,354
3,351,751
10,397
1,147,459
1,243,657
96,193
5,397
15,078
11,424,794
11,165,840
1,453
49,908
49,589
11,656
146,348
10,181,763
6,882,153
895,272
5,322,008
570 ,"579
179,073
744,247
929,026
852,055
189,592
205,893
233,960
299,983
1,355
23,680
109,355
377,485
1,579
3,835
1,971
998,867
4,283,687
4,301,806
18,119
1,243,031
1,437,700
194,669
5,378
16,280
7,373,517
7,185,929
348
43,535
34,615
7,691
101,399
6,768,881
4,548,923
567,818
3,436,120
435,187
115,227
590,407
596,336
503,011
86,941
121,418
253,754
218,819
743
15,757
80,919
295,423
. 3,538
4,962
2,389
631,174
2,637,006
2,647,821
10,815
504,635
787,703
183,067
1,876
6,244
5,776,900
5,588,071
1,019
52,003
37,569
5,933
92,205
5,345,457
3,400,569
371,326
2,353,875
422,854
130,221
537,081
414,798
415,009
60,088
91,710
255,350
194,253
555
12,141
56,794
295,894
4,080
4,339
551
541,524
2,187,502
2,193,629
6,127
431,433
585,543
154,210
554
,350
11,371,424
10,697,906
6,195
287,458
52,995
21,984
294,886
10,623,508
4,985,511
510,790
2,995,512
551,959
188,792
■1,301,580
563,222
1,407,670
172,224
223,289
912,312
448,609
2,013
20,460
120,518
755,586
23,085
43,803
1,019
1,507,409
5,712,395
5,739,897
27,502
747,916
1,350,822
602,906
231
1,336
(Thousand dollars)
5,612,519
5,449,690
1,135
17,854
27,623
11,557
104,555
4,979,055
3,394,603
352,896
1,359,606
503,814
124,259
1,413,544
359,516
23,376
60,957
182,953
179,375
157,275
4,398
1,932
190,098
400,755
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2,598
379,720
2,055,087
2,102,246
47,159
633,453
910,322
276,869
3,237,285
3,141,003
558
10,528
15,159
6,388
53,640
2,706,934
1,327,882
185,387
607,256
239,478
72,304
914,616
191,159
3,710
24,468
89,564
93,861
100,252
3,539
466
118,736
250,250
(^)
255
895
188,031
1,313,121
1,332,508
19,387
530,352
532,182
101,830
2,375,233
2,303,687
567
7,326
12,469
5,259
40,915
2,272,132
1,566,721
167,509
752,350
264,336
51,955
498,928
168,357
14,655
35,499
93,389
85,515
57,014
859
1,465
71,362
150,515
(1)
485
1,703
191,689
741,966
769,738
27,772
103,101
278,140
175,039
128,410
124,823
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293
220
1,066
2,005
109,533
78,046
10,356
34,797
11,922
1,486
24,314
4,829
634
915
4,928
3,285
2,961
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4,398
7,543
118
149
6,381
46,777
49,169
2,392
18,377
27,000
8,123
90,177
83,539
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104
144
6,385
76,335
49,094
556
17,233
9,408
4,128
13,395
627
875
3,001
4,669
2,960
1,480
58
33
2,051
3,327
122
212
8,438
34,445
35,478
2,033
13,842
19, XO
5,493
65,771
124,177
122,597
13
125
258
55
1,128
112,692
72,755
5,205
32,583
14,692
3,692
18,376
2,399
1,070
3,090
7,034
2,253
2,479
241
163
2,833
7,253
<?)
(M
(M
13,372
49,342
51,264
1,422
11,485
22,435
11,000
220,506
217,185
(^)
209
694
182
2,331
204,156
143,028
15,575
73,310
25,420
2,930
36,724
10,982
1,053
3,749
9,422
3,991
4,452
42
178
5,297
12,001
(1)
19,930
74,157
76,614
2,457
15,450
29,011
12,561
350,737
345,707
92
502
1,658
387
2,391
321,528
217,106
16,152
104,449
37,654
6,984
67,631
15,764
608
6,362
14,792
10,212
8,229
442
96
11,161
23,614
220
28,730
128,601
130,562
1,961
29,109
48,619
19,510
854,583
531,170
568,392
161
1,711
2,464
543
7,899
561,214
391,188
36,420
170,355
70,451
10,822
139,308
36,168
3,253
8,128
21,334
21,263
16,477
61
301
18,861
42,129
(^)
23
824
37,299
177,204
189,573
12,369
19,956
68,916
48,960
432,321
413,522
50
1,729
3,288
1,577
7,155
429,077
290,188
34,606
135,849
45,103
11,809
105,306
42,985
1,569
5,845
19,600
21,236
10,625
134
15,743
28,554
(^)
78
204
35,169
128,334
130,354
2,020
3,244
34,612
31,353
229,574
223,390
222
1,179
1,519
697
2,557
234,151
155,553
25,987
105,302
23,958
4,627
35,964
30,185
4,117
3,641
5,688
11, U3
5,336
(^)
235
5,505
11,796
(^)
13
65
20,942
57,737
58,603
871
^4,577
15,867
20,444
218,061
204,532
21
1,573
2,264
617
9,054
223,346
159,663
21,650
78,367
25,728
5,427
52,409
23,918
1,477
1,768
5,372
9,177
4,963
155
4,453
14,298
(')
62
22
21,423
44,869
47,116
2,247
^5,285
12,290
17,575
208
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.8— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SIZE OF TOTAL ASSETS AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
Industrial division and item
All
partner-
ships
Partner-
ships with-
out balance
sheets
Partnerships with balance sheets^ b^ size of total assets
Zero
assets
$1 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
$5oU,uOO
ur.de r
$1,003,000
(1)
(2)
(3)
(■4)
(6)
(7)
(8)
O)
(10)
(11)
(12)
MIMIUG
Number of partnerships
Number of partners
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Nonqualifying dividends
Interest
Rents
Net gain, noncapital assets ■ ■ • .
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold, total
Inventory, beginning-of-year-
Purchases
Cost of labor
Material and supplies
Other costs
Less: Inventory, end-of-year
Salaries and wages
Payments to partners
Rent
Interest
Taxes
Casualty losses
Bad debts
Repairs
Depreciation
Amortization
Retirement plans , etc
Net loss , noncapital assets ....
Other deductions
Gross profit (less loss )
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net profit (less loss )
Net profit
Net loss
CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION
Number of partnerships
Number of partners
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Nonqualifying dividends
Interest
Rents
Net gain, noncapital assets . - ■ .
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold, total
Inventory, beginning-of-year.
Purchases
Cost of labor
Material and supplies
Other costs
Less: Inventory, end-of-year
Salaries and wages
Payments to partners
Rent
Interest
Taxes
Casualty losses
Bad debts
Repairs
Depreciation
Amortisation
Retirement plans , etc
Net loss, noncapital assets--.-
Other deductions
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net profit (less loss )
Net profit
Net loss
Footnotes at end of table .
13,243
94,064
6,191
48,619
7,051
45,445
426
2,255
2,605
17,286
916
6,302
911
4,361
741
5,703
642
3,295
326
1,813
266
1,191
(Thotisand dollars)
1,110,635
1,045,433
35
5,475
6,651
4,314
43.077
1,045,466
473,729
9,390
59,536
123,733
28,205
262,573
9,703
9,351
12,202
13,460
19,359
37,921
(M
847
34,019
83,844
239
692
292
347,762
571,704
583,237
16,533
65,219
203,062
142,343
52,342
117,382
196,663
184,900
10
1,444
359
1,958
7,992
180,305
82,127
1,728
20,354
23,179
8,851
29,495
1,480
1,855
2,122
2,069
2,770
4,572
213
5,771
13,057
93
50
152
65,954
102,773
103,385
612
15,353
40,520
24,662
25,504
55,775
1,272,018
914,022
360,533
25
4,031
6,492
2,856
40,085
864,661
391,602
7,662
39,182
100,554
19,354
233,078
8,228
7,996
10,030
16,391
17,089
33,349
(=■)
634
28,243
75,737
196
642
140
231,308
468,931
484,352
15,921
49,361
167,542
113,181
26,338
62,107
17,304
15,963
279
1,012
18,236
9,558
325
2,388
2,750
1,031
3,357
293
438
609
248
509
547
1,302
1,910
10
(M
3,104
6,405
6,521
116
^932
1,516
2,443
3,251
7,391
19,024
18,453
83
(M
51
432
20,243
9,679
141
836
2,427
279
6,127
131
161
416
543
150
614
298
1,327
(')
12
7,039
8,774
10,637
1,863
^1,219
3,676
4,895
3,360
19,425
14,935
21,967
21,641
22,237
9,471
33
547
2,966
1,257
4,701
33
17
1,544
232
672
656
(M
363
1,521
(')
12,170
12,170
^270
3,097
3,367
3,846
8,332
46,102
45,031
<;)
(^)
216
850
51,357
25,493
208
2,481
8,360
3,354
11,546
456
1,357
1,036
1,003
717
1,393
1,733
3,437
(^)
15,176
19,538
21,521
1,983
=5,255
6,779
12,034
3,873
9,189
62,007
58,437
224
302
2,949
56,956
23,363
1,075
2,514
9,949
1,696
14,204
1,070
21
1,031
1,776
1,014
1,712
(M
2,350
4,337
(')
16,292
30,119
31,223
1,104
5,051
9,936
2,721
6,161
104,342
104,476
100,545
93
238
393
3,207
108,073
57,586
688
10,622
13,866
1,230
31,666
486
1,437
1,682
1,745
865
2,946
1,661
6,136
52
10
57
33,344
42,959
45,579
3,620
=3,597
15,035
lS,o32
2,445
5,867
116,420
96,868
91,448
145
149
120
5,006
97,521
50,925
741
6,650
12,655
2,028
30,161
1,310
767
1,674
1,362
1,235
2,634
214
3,057
6,940
151
14
28,496
40,523
45,099
4,576
= 653
9,319
9,972
962
2,501
182,991
133,768
117,54?
(^5
990
1,128
877
13,218
124,773
62,714
927
3,906
16,819
2,832
39,310
1,080
686
878
2,952
1,401
4,061
(M
103
6,504
9,041
41
(^)
36,377
54,833
56,433
1,600
8,995
19,270
10,275
517
1,434
7,256,095
7,129,026
59
10,529
45,944
7,535
63,002
6,514,555
5,372,941
256,039
1,190,624
1,205,961
819,847
2,160,946
260,476
96,887
132,551
102,731
49,311
116,259
391
7,080
74,568
138,946
79
4,037
972
416,752
1,756,085
1,773,649
17,564
741,540
811,150
69,610
1,602,776
1,586,594
22
1,579
7,555
725
6,301
1,340,868
1,025,189
31,766
296,651
245,718
221,573
267,542
38,061
23,689
55,852
14,621
10,288
27,465
332
641
19,755
40,414
(^)
456
403
121,755
561,405
562,914
1,509
261,908
271,738
9,830
5,653,319
5,542,432
37
8,950
38,389
6,810
56,701
5,173,687
4,347,752
224,273
893,973
960,243
598,274
1,893,404
222,415
73,198
76,699
88,160
39,523
33,794
559
6,439
54,813
98,532
71
3,581
569
294,997
1,194,680
1,210,735
16,055
479,632
539,412
59,780
364,108
353,349
{'}
459
614
383
4,297
332,961
233,155
13,363
37,208
57,889
59,826
118,862
3,993
4,412
3,914
9,238
1,493
4,794
(M
852
2,328
3,989
33
125
18,614
75,194
76,092
31,147
35,647
4,500
374,409
372,641
43
121
343
1,261
310,239
242,759
3,366
58,533
55,687
48,146
79,309
2,282
5,791
19,173
5,420
1,138
5,028
12
275
2,084
4,856
157
23,528
129,882
131,519
1,637
64,170
68,714
4,544
328,022
325,152
64
669
326
1,811
282,088
221,553
8,707
71,076
62,526
33,485
58,064
12,305
3,630
10,036
4,864
1,402
6,239
297
712
1,900
5,605
13
159
22
25,656
103,599
104,053
454
45,934
48,820
2,886
500,176
496,319
293
1,433
300
1,331
441,131
350,244
14,739
114,073
94,786
33,649
106,394
13,397
9,855
12j315
7,272
2,411
10,483
16
637
4,463
10,672 I
432
(1)
32,325
146,575
147,171
596
59,045
63,000
3,955
593,651
586,404
1,245
1,838
400
3,764
537,574
433,443
21,321
119,695
127,049
60,005
129,263
13,890
7,980
11,955
3,080
3,220
10,824
119
429
5,971
10,338
301
32
39,882
147,961
U9,238
1,277
56,077
63,906
7,829
888,099
869,762
(M
1,759
5,437
1,526
9,614
807,966
674,982
51,791
204,240
164,942
93,334
206,250
45,575
11,720
8,911
9,332
5,997
15,899
64
1,371
10,565
17,753
707
146
50,513
194,780
196,168
1,388
80,133
87,650
7,517
331,251
618,042
603,467
(^)
1,511
5,400
615
7,047
573,402
481,673
41,250
110,703
107,735
66,281
189,422
33,718
7,639
4,314
10,857
5,174
10,112
22
894
7,702
11,221
479
64
33,251
121,794
123,187
1,393
44,640
51,980-
7,340
639,279
619,010
(M
912
10,715
656
7,977
599,896
515,127
26,957
95,075
Ul,498
83, 809
224,177
46,339
8,324
1,951
9,074
5,903
12,337
205
4,918
13,630
432
(')
27,990
103,833
104,768
885
39,383
44,483
5,100
220
3,239
412,506
391,418
17
2,674
4,694
618
13,085
365,265
137,808
3,524
9,233
30,762
5,647
92,006
3,369
3,112
1,160
6,530
10,476
18,786
(M
306
10,975
41,086
134
435
39
133,729
253,610
254,669
1,059
47,241
96,914
51,673
363
1,307
812,709
1,347,533
1,310,828
24
2,664
12,162
2,256
19,599
1,288,430
1,139,816
42,779
83,370
158,131
119,739
781,663
45,866
U,647
4,U0
24,023
12,780
13,078
18
1,064
14,882
20,463
57
1,020
14
43,238
171,012
178,539
7,527
59,103
75,212
16,109
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.8— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SIZE OF TOTAL ASSETS AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
209
Industrial division and item
I
MAJJUFAC TURING
Number of partnerships
Number of partners
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Nonqualifying dividends
Interest
Rents -
Net gain, noncapital assets
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold, total
Inventory, beginning -of -year
Purchases
Cost of labor
Material and supplies
Other costs
Less: Inventory, end-of-year
Salaries and wages
Payments to partners
Rent
Interest
Taxes
Casualty losses
Bad debts
Repairs
Depreciation
Amortisation
Retirement plans, etc
Net loss , noncapital assets
Other deductions
Gross profit (less loss )
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net profit (less loss )
Net profit
Net loss
TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, ELECTRIC
GAS, A^D SANITARY SERVICES
Number of partnerships
Number of partners
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Nonqualifying dividends
Interest
Rents
Net gain, noncapital assets
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold , total
Inventory, beg inning -of -year
Purchases
Cost of labor
Material and supplies
Other costs
Less ; Inventory, end-of-year
Salaries and wages
Payments to partners
Rent
Interest
Taxes
Casualty losses
Bad debts
Repairs
Depreciation
Amortization
Retirement plans , etc
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Gross profit (less loss )
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net profit (less loss )
Net profit ■ -
Net loss
Footnotes at end of table-
All
partner-
ships
Par Lnui'-
ships with-
out balance
sheets
(1)
34,486
84,688
(2)
11,9?3
26,74u
Partnerships with balance sheeLs, by cizo of total assetE
(3)
22,558
57,942
Zero
assets
(4)
1,996
4,630
$1 under
$10,000
(5)
6,178
13,994
$10,000
under
$25,000
(6)
4,261
9,786
$25,000
under
$50,000
(7)
3,238
7,969
$50,000
ujider
$100,000
(8)
2,841
7,192
$100,000
under
$250,000
(9)
2,471
6,760
$250,000
linder
$500,000
(10)
875
3,025
$500,000
under
$1,000,000
(11)
436
2,301
5,697,329
5,640,008
131
7,100
13,178
2,834
34,078
5,135,410
3,962,280
428,685
2,331,006
1,018,413
198,537
396,482
460,843
156,036
110,709
76,285
34,266
107 , 696
577
9,549
55,167
139,432
1,000
5,119
829
476,415
1,677,723
1,635,025
7,297
561,919
o21,046
59,127
15,23o
42,897
752,630
745,539
915
2,115
478
3,583
649,009
477,102
31,498
284,272
114,131
34,017
46,480
33,296
16,499
16,121
8,611
5,013
15,287
397
l,02o
11,952
26,397
131
119
597
69,755
268,437
269,543
1,106
103,621
112,463
8,842
2,220,609
4,944,699
4,894,469
131
6,185
11,063
2,356
30,495
4,486,401
3,485,178
397,187
2,096,734
904,282
164,520
350,002
427,547
139,537
94,588
67,674
29,253
92,409
130
8,521
43,215
113,085
869
5,000
232
406,660
1,409,291
1,415,482
6,191
458,298
508,583
50,235
7,867
22,525
20,372
212,859
211,215
(')
112
142
364
1,022
187,479
144,070
22,998
84,060
40,261
6,111
15,262
24,622
7,153
3,789
3,664
1,021
4,189
541
1,621
4,298
-.(.1) .
273
32
16,827
67,146
67,343
197
25,330
27,100
1,720
619
1,367
138,819
137,582
■(^)
235
104
209
686
114,505
80,115
2,860
33,638
30,305
6,932
10,217
3,337
1,378
7,724
4,248
479
2,823
16
129
1,124
2,555
212
39
13,663
57,467
58,212
745
24,314
29,241
4,927
2,164
4,682
227,203
226,336
16
168
58
630
188,503
131,920
8,568
69,342
40,524
8,189
14,996
9,699
3,192
10,680
o,168
1,053
4,390
201
1,821
6,524
12
42
22,498
94,416
94,963
547
38,705
42,773
4,068
357,482
355,527
135
778
76
966
311,454
224,546
15,429
111,670
87,511
11,957
13,363
16,784
4,923
13,039
7,236
2,533
895
2,933
8,701
163
15
37,630
130,881
130,955
74
46,023
49,501
3,473
1,206
2,697
1,275
2,927
524,652
518,970
71
297
433
292
4,589
473,660
351,595
28,394
218,241
107,532
12,898
26,815
32,285
12,677
15,869
7,315
2,853
10,979
17
1,099
4,213
11,876
20
94
51
45,002
157,375
158,160
785
50,992
55 , 657
4,665
987
3,352
387,441
901,346
893,945
(1)
1,217
2,414
547
3,217
809,935
626,486
63,872
363,373
180,730
34,040
54,719
70,246
23,627
18,917
9,365
4,253
18,804
82
1,690
3,209
20,187
32
468
62
77,253
267,459
267,672
213
91,411
97,071
5,660
570
2,134
298,895
685,416
673,123
(')
832
1,564
315
4,572
525,030
493,450
59,158
302,704
125,704
18,052
55,335
62,503
23,729
8,577
6,971
3,357
13,038
32
1,334
6,592
14, 583
54
533
15
47,665
179,673
179,673
60,385
62,507
2,121
236
845
732,013
725,273
30
1,050
1,093
159
4,408
678,228
539,396
62,920
343,316
120,304
21,857
57,788
67,289
27,477
8,507
6,573
3,196
11,888
25
1,208
6,133
14,010
32
836
58,733
135,877
136,011
134
53,790
57,398
3,608
119
559
1,336,826
1,310,437
172
1,717
4,979
2,032
17,439
1,194,653
313,577
30,471
278,365
242,425
28,225
265,748
27,657
13,110
29,392
30,749
21,848
43,392
274
1,494
7,348
83,792
431
1,272
822
142,102
491,360
496,235
4,375
142,173
174,601
32,428
403,076
150
456
309
275
3,712
350,468
232,159
6,122
75,137
60,546
10,716
35,073
5,535
1,710
8,020
6,014
5,732
14,012
27
215
2,002
32,783
105
281
47,358
170,917
171,399
432
58,010
63,443
5,433
928,348
907,361
22
1,251
4,170
1,757
13,777
844,185
536,413
24,349
203,228
181,779
17,509
181,575
22,122
11,400
21,372
24,735
16,066
29,330
247
1,279
5,346
51,009
481
1,157
541
94,744
320,943
324,836
3,893
84,ld3
111,153
26,995
42,302
42,125
11
13
122
26
40,108
32,357
1,956
4,389
6,226
346
21,532
2,592
28
472
996
231
756
(1)
309
,533
237
2,904
9,768
9,794
26
2,194
3,433
1,244
73,568
73,051
114
32
353
63,321
44,613
564
15,011
10,920
1,303
17,037
227
53
3,333
3,477
284
1,529
20
349
2,253
7,193
28,448
23,449
(^)
10,247
11,596
1,349
19,539
55,335
54,228
(^)
25
43
1,532
50,200
31,591
169
6,580
10,807
1,073
13,120
158
457
3,598
1,816
521
1,631
(^)
11
253
3,143
(^)
142
7,035
22,637
22,742
105
5,535
6,794
44,720
102,516
101,160
240
163
843
39,143
61,937
2,219
13,330
19,590
2,155
20,224
581
503
2,920
2,712
1,292
2,615
12
66
2,635
5,807
(M
3,608
39,223
39,234
11
13,373
14,305
932
125,606
123,735
82
885
246
658
108,304
70,941
780
16,959
24,365
3,312
25,369
844
1,359
4,092
2,617
1,415
4,570
(M
271
395
3,346
14
74
237
13,972
52,794
53,011
217
17,302
20,236
2,934
185,680
182,538
(^)
291
730
435
1,683
170,423
119,790
2,756
46,434
38,926
3,625
31,113
3,064
1,638
2,969
3,786
2,137
7,167
60
264
371
9,807
295
169
(^)
21,920
52,743
62,873
130
15,252
17,543
2,291
125,399
123,279
122
1,374
465
659
115,387
32,552
6,078
35,041
23,960
1,500
16,143
5,170
1,605
2,232
4,274
1,782
4,300
(^)
215
443
7,244
66
135
(M
10,478
40,727
41,263
535
10,512
11,716
1,204
31,099
99,Dl4
93,779
(M
214
357
111
5,151
39,363
63,352
3,061
22,875
16,511
1,007
23,021
3,113
4,646
613
2,691
584
3,013
171
421
5,554
105
275
39
3,389
30,417
30,433
9,746
12,363
2,617
11,000,000
jr more
(12)
261
2,235
819,547
1,16^,899
1,U7,497
(M
2,291
4,352
335
10,405
1,097,607
873,500
131,988
559,890
171,411
44,484
101,007
140,280
35,381
7,486
15,529
10,453
17,560
(^)
1,424
10,519
30,351
454
2,502
51
87,384
268,997
272,493
3,495
67,292
37,335
20,043
93
1,809
220,753
117,323
113,455
443
427
135
2,367
117,425
79,275
6,766
37,609
25,474
2,183
13,616
6,373
1,101
1,093
2,366
7,770
3,699
156
171
170
7,207
158
15
14,245
34,181
37,032
2,351
^98
13,117
13,215
210
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.8— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SIZE OF TOTAL ASSETS AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
Industrial division and item
All
partner-
ships
Partner-
ships with-
out balance
sheets
Partnerships with balance sheets, by size of total assets
$1 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
or more
(1)
(2)
(3)
W
(5)
(5)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(1^)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
Number of partnerships
Number of partners
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Nonqualifying dividends
Interest
Rents
Net gain, noncapital assets
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold, total
Inventory, beginning-of-year. - .
Purchases
Cost of labor
Material and supplies
Other costs
Less: Inventory, end-of-year- . .
Salaries and wages
Payments to partners
Rent
Interest
Taxes
Casualty losses
Bad debts
Repairs
Depreciation
Ajnortisation
Retirement plans, etc
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Gross profit ( less loss )
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net profit (less loss )
Net profit
Net loss
Wholesale Trade
Number of partnerships
Number of partners
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Nonqualifying dividends
Interest
Rents
Net gain, noncapital assets
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold, total
Inventory, beginning-of-year- ■• •
Purchases
Cost of labor
Material and supplies
Other costs
Less: Inventory, end-of-year ■• •
Salaries and wages
Payments to partners
Rent
Interest
Tajces
Casualty losses
Bad debts
Repairs
Depreciation
Amortization
Retirement plans , etc
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Gross profit (less loss )
Gross profit
Grose loss
Net profit (less loss )
Net profit
Net loss
Footnotes at end of table-
220,700
500, B95
96,017
208,983
124,683
291,912
13,071
29,530
25,893
58,032
23,056
50,789
22,777
51,902
19,592
45,775
14,736
37,000
3,764
11,087
1,250
4,743
(Thousand tbllart)
34,867,991
34,448,298
1,830
36,938
95,209
10,625
275,091
32,602,002
26,061,657
3,434,890
24,762,554
266,630
138,953
1,026,404
3,567,774
2,399,711
464,038
487,263
143,597
504,342
4,941
59,808
135,023
357,838
994
6,844
4,197
1,971,749
8,386,641
8,404,077
17,436
2,265,989
2,425,722
159,733
31,461
77,07o
8,693,127
403
4,660
24,604
2,802
45,193
8,090,713
6,458,601
723,555
6,078,009
40,227
45,239
309,731
738,160
543,593
105,524
131,522
32,502
160,467
1,449
11,626
41,185
103,313
66
447
2,072
498,346
2,234,526
2,239,247
4,721
680,076
723,583
48,507
10,167
22,835
26,097,202
25,755,171
1,427
32,278
70,605
7,823
229,898
24,511,289
19,603,056
2,711,335
18,684,545
226,403
93,714
716,673
2,829,614
1,856,118
358,514
355,741
111,095
343,875
3,492
48,182
93,838
254,525
928
6,397
2,125
1,473,403
6,152,115
6,164,830
12,715
1,585,913
1,697,139
111,226
21,294
54,191
1,144,101
1,125,751
45
737
1,796
3,071
12,701
1,087,118
856,065
191,551
788,420
8,083
2,327
26,397
160,713
83,293
14,720
22,083
4,635
16,159
217
2,784
4,778
10,951
73
144
837
70,329
269,686
275,071
5,385
56,983
77,363
20,330
1,870
4,581
955,258
945,644
(')
119
425
420
8,648
853,029
621,487
42,424
587,482
3,161
7,947
20,718
40,245
69,580
23,348
30,179
1,811
13,340
141
■ 1,401
4,637
9,245
53
43
235
77,529
324,157
324,752
595
102,229
115,766
13,537
4,265
10,873
1,907,651
1,887,211
45
536
1,993
155
17,711
1,730,432
1,293,210
120,700
1,263,867
9,528
6,673
21,552
129,110
145,880
47,026
50,594
4,412
30,192
400
2,457
7,774
19,828
198
49
70
128,342
594,001
595,379
1,378
177,219
188,681
11,462
2,952,190
2,926,853
60
2,257
5,170
453
17,397
2,716,825
2,055,363
263,498
1,992,707
19,441
12,201
46,881
279,365
226,510
64,661
61,472
9,581
46,328
1,203
4,446
13,338
32,618
195
113
160
200,832
871,490
872,741
1,251
235,365
254,550
19,165
3,335
7,386
4,216,221
4,175,340
192
3,474
12,053
1,026
24,136
3,905,883
3,055,556
451,340
2,961,976
29,208
15,530
72,838
475,336
321,582
68,771
63,612
17,592
64,006
330
7,125
15,218
46,922
92
421
362
244,294
1,119,784
1,120,282
498
310,338
324,670
14,332
3,073
7,291
2,252,598
6,172,618
6,090,192
401
8,061
20,237
1,463
52,264
5,799,929
4,644,922
703,420
4,393,478
70,644
23,469
188,519
739,608
456,160
78,543
62,571
27,751
83,493
709
13,043
22,507
66,635
105
983
176
342,276
1,445,270
1,445,405
135
372,639
387,342
14,653
3,800
9,727
3,668,320
3,619,441
234
6,732
7,629
594
33,690
3,511,117
2,927,296
402,268
2,771,723
36,857
9,657
124,728
417,937
240,800
31,392
28,644
15,467
42,066
133
7,215
10,695
29,595
145
756
133
176,780
692,145
692,268
123
157,203
165,661
3,453
1,276
3,902
2,339,589
2,298,499
424
4,943
6,490
394
28,839
2,245,839
1,866,811
237,125
1,745,527
24,336
11,603
102,936
254,716
157,534
18,273
18,224
11,575
22,535
78
5,199
7,051
18,355
54
871
75
119,204
431,688
432,328
640
93,750
97,732
3,982
542
2,01;
10,928,951
10,796,092
624
9,727
24,303
2,474
95,731
10,370,954
8,373,276
837,316
8,458,732
74,086
42,257
348,524
837,639
534,262
98,919
67,181
39,338
109,470
553
17,419
32,379
87,747
85
3,289
1,408
505,623
1,922,816
1,930,904
557,997
591,611
33,614
1,598,839
1,580,554
14
915
5,096
787
11,473
1,498,872
1,272,314
92,584
1,176,376
6,352
10,106
81,700
94,804
67,746
15,116
11,984
5,305
20,116
212
1,739
7,427
17,389
(M
73
937
78,462
308,240
309,061
821
99,967
106,615
6,648
9,330,112
9,215,538
610
8,812
19,207
1,687
84,258
8,372,082
7,600,962
744,732
7,282,356
67,734
32,151
266,824
792,835
466,516
83,803
55,197
34,033
39,354
341
15,630
24,952
70,358
83
3,216
471
427,166
1,6U,576
1,621,843
7,267
458,030
484,996
26,966
331,007
324,444
(M
329
295
258
5,680
311,723
262,030
41,271
241,831
1,873
1,241
7,909
32,100
17,989
3,831
2,580
913
2,847
37
1,022
864
1,927
15
33
17,635
62,414
65,057
2,643
19,284
22,239
2,955
182,330
178,265
15
52
96
3,902
152,234
107,646
6,161
98,177
1,190
1,522
5,071
4,475
12,979
4,294
2,628
337
1,715
19
228
765
1,587
26
32
19,978
70,619
70,343
224
30,096
32,369
2,273
48,645
314,273
307,606
{^)
128
229
(M
6,307
276,823
217,488
13,698
201,911
2,124
1,494
8,692
10,431
16,888
7,132
3,533
567
3,116
815
793
2,989
(')
32
(M
23,470
90,118
90,136
13
37,445
39,644
2,199
121,422
636,278
629,824
133
520
43
5,758
596,943
486,532
32,015
467,277
2,607
3,122
17,754
36,243
30,813
12,748
5,811
1,342
5,403
11
998
1,936
4,961
16
13
46,355
143,292
144,079
787
39,335
43,510
4,175
923,342
917,697
(M
393
1,215
347
8,688
869,868
721,196
52,536
692,912
7,768
4,243
19,138
55,401
52,716
9,898
7,975
3,104
10,186
79
930
2,358
8,456
(^)
131
240
52,591
196,501
196,828
327
58,474
61,233
2,759
2,020,208
1,994,701
48
1,569
5,096
356
13,438
1,905,715
1,605,787
156,261
1,525,476
18,860
8,584
59,904
163,298
112,497
20,296
11,628
6,474
23,943
113
4,305
6,450
19,956
13
399
48
93,806
388,914
388,961
47
114,493
117,794
3,301
439,857
1,715,492
1,703,006
121
l,3ol
2,016
199
1,655,027
1,453,452
128,451
1,400,213
9,543
4,832
39,745
129,332
82,943
11,005
7,637
4,744
16,591
30
2,725
4,091
9,779
(1)
277
82
61,667
249,554
249,655
101
60,465
64,516
4,051
1,284,771
1,271,822
415
1,370
2,411
264
8,489
1,240,673
1,083,960
105,998
1,035,216
6,683
4,044
49,943
117,924
65,213
7,403
6,158
4,536
9,873
50
2,115
3,069
7,586
(M
425
61
50,222
187,862
188,272
410
44,098
45,772
1,674
544
3,054
1,136,546
2,741,254
2,686,240
24
5,419
L4,812
247
34,512
2,661,117
2,282,346
294,009
2,179,365
25,145
4,307
112,104
332,584
154,779
11,780
18,362
18,271
25,756
276
4,507
7,640
20,326
13
3,017
27
113,817
403,894
406,604
2,710
80,137
35,374
5,237
313
1,343
709,280
1,917,411
1,888,173
22
3,514
7,373
122
18,207
1,863,071
1,662,871
208, XI
1,619,343
17,031
3,069
58,668
243,631
74,478
7,196
7,247
12,016
15,680
(')
2,492
4,626
13,117
10
1,871
23
61,442
225,302
228,012
2,710
54,340
57,919
3,579
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.8— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SIZE OF TOTAL ASSETS AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
211
Industrial division and item
All
partner-
ships
Partner-
ships with-
out balance
sheets
Partnerships with balance shett:j, by cize of total assets
Zero
assets
$1 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
or more
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued
Retail Trade
Number of partnerships
Number of partners
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Nonqualifying dividends
Interest
Rents
Net gain, noncapital assets
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sola, total
Inventory, beg inning -of -year
Purchases
Cost of labor
Material and supplies
Other costs
Less : Inventory, end-of-year
Salaries and wages
Payments to partners
Rent
Interest
Taxes
Casualty losses
Bad debts
Repairs
Depreciation
Amortization
Retirement plans , etc
Net loss , noncapital assets
Other deductions
Gross profit {less loss )
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net profit (less loss )
Net profit
Net loss
Wholesale and Retail Trade not Allocable
Number of partnerships
Number of partners
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Nonqualifying dividends
Interest
Rents
Net gain, noncapital assets
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold , total
Inventory, beg inning -of -year
Purchases
Cost of labor
Material and supplies
Other costs
Less : Inventory , end-of-year
Salaries and wages
Payments to partners
Rent
Interest
Taxes
Casualty losses
Bad debts
Repairs
Depreciation
Amortization
Retirement plans , etc
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Gross profit ( less loss )
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net profit (less loss )
Net profit
Net loss
Footnotes at end of table-
(1)
(2)
(3)
(■4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
O)
(10)
(11)
186,629
417,627
84,812
183,720
101,817
233,907
11,035
24,504
21,309
46,39o
20,026
43,795
19,110
43,747
16,276
37,926
10,707
26,693
2,438
7,006
693
2,680
(Thouaand dollars)
23,576,935
23,294,355
1,205
26,959
70, 112
8,086
176,218
21,893,271
16,925,274
2,555,362
16,052,209
183,892
94,705
670,946
2,636,840
1,838,046
359,838
415,311
102,677
388,624
4,368
41,401
101,219
265,885
906
3,497
2,761
1,443,464
6,369,081
6,378,385
9,304
1,683,664
1,807,741
124,077
2,610
6,192
7,097,091
7,038,136
389
3,733
19,426
2,012
33,395
6,523,008
5,131,555
623,569
4,850,285
33,446
34,608
226,113
636,466
471,585
89,586
118,608
26,881
138,703
1,225
9,619
33,512
84,937
64
374
1,121
415,238
1,906,581
1,910,473
574,083
615,359
41,276
1,038
2,378
5,583,988
16,479,844
16,256,219
816
23,226
50,686
6,074
142,823
15,370,263
11,793,719
1,931,793
11,201,924
155,446
60,097
444,833
2,000,374
1,366,461
270,252
296,703
75,796
249,921
3,143
31,782
67,707
180,948
842
3,123
1,640
1,028,226
4,462,500
4,467,912
5,412
1,109,581
1,192,382
82,801
1,572
3,814
801,857
790,136
44
404
1,498
2,809
6,966
764,550
584,806
144,635
538,561
6,205
1,086
18,419
124,100
64,560
10,837
19,430
3,688
13,178
180
1,722
3,889
8,960
55
111
387
52,247
205,330
208,072
2,742
37,307
54,685
17,378
166
445
97,334 335,428
760,700
755,153
104
373
324
4,744
690,190
506,159
35,871
482,076
1,971
6,395
15,019
35,173
55,754
18,827
27,296
1,436
11,547
122
1,173
3,832
7,581
27
11
235
56,190
248,994
249,365
371
70,510
81,591
11,081
320
763
1,576,657
1,562,919
44
405
1,764
153
11,372
,064,089
106,213
,050,216
7,404
5,131
12,335
117,710
128,036
39,597
46,674
3,831
26,852
400
1,642
6,918
16,655
197
17
66
103,517
498,830
500,190
1,360
133,166
147,429
9,263
209
428
2,272,976
2,254,161
60
2,114
4,639
410
11,592
2,079,141
1,537,446
225,866
1,494,210
16,737
8,992
29,067
237,426
192,289
50,935
54,875
8,091
40,346
1,194
3,321
11,292
27,438
191
97
147
151,479
716,715
717,179
4&4
193,335
208, 599
14,764
,006 1,148,267
3,236,979
332
767
3,207,613
190
3,052
10,790
662
14,672
188,640
2,298,623
394,151
2,236,327
19,856
10,925
52,602
415,233
264,545
57,767
55,124
14,321
52,597
243
6,117
12,530
37,575
84
290
111
138,708
908,990
909,161
171
248,339
259,685
11,346
244
558
1,622,643
4,084,855
4,029,200
353
6,397
14,949
1,099
32,857
3,830,570
2,988,663
544,262
2,817,520
51,143
14,683
127,880
566,825
338,856
57,363
50,216
20,935
58,704
594
8,498
15,759
45,913
92
■ 579
125
244,218
1,040,532
1,040,584
254,285
264,961
10.676
229
580
1,906,554
1,870,891
112
5,314
5,558
388
24,291
1,812,839
1,441,057
269,182
1,340,535
26,652
4,089
84,183
283,584
153,448
19,638
20,356
10,514
24,450
103
4,334
6,416
19,262
141
447
51
112,622
429,834
429,856
22
93,715
93,122
4,407
50
179
466,192
1,032,179
1,004,243
3,543
4,048
128
20,208
983,653
765,554
127,372
694,448
17,481
7,556
51,402
133,205
90,304
10,821
11,807
6,917
12,407
28
3,021
3,919
10,566
52
439
14
67,804
238,639
238,919
230
48,526
50,757
2,231
362 , 105
357,351
(M
252
794
65
3,142
337,777
263,107
42,212
251,613
3,652
1,991
6,934
43,295
27,403
5,281
4,771
1,582
6,248
(^)
1,425
4,206
(')
53
(M
22,657
94,744
94,788
(M
24,328
26,370
2,042
74,859
74,437
12
82
(M
325
63,333
54,732
7,402
51,348
429
525
1,918
6,890
4,262
822
930
316
1,643
(^)
213
246
987
(1)
4,646
19,705
19,713
6,026
6,609
583
287,246
283,414
('}
240
712
62
2,317
263,944
208,375
34,810
200,265
3,223
1,466
5,016
36,405
23,141
4,459
3,841
1,266
4,600
(')
770
1,179
3,219
(^)
58
(^)
18,011
75,039
75,075
(')
18,302
19,761
1,459
11,237
11,171
< >
(M
9,229
5,645
8,028
69
4,513
744
52
73
34
134
40
25
64
(^)
1,942
1,942
392
439
12,228
12,226
(1)
7,682
392
7,229
30
628
597
847
227
255
38
78
4,544
4,544
1,623
1,806
16,721
16,686
(M
11,633
789
11,740
48
25
969
956
297
387
14
224
63
134
5,053
5,053
1,608
1,608
42,936
42,868
40,741
31,385
5,617
31,220
97
87
60
5,696
3,408
978
786
148
579
127
110
219
11,483
11,433
2,195
2,441
50,900
50,030
47,375
35,737
4,653
32,737
1,584
362
1,098
4,697
4,321
1,106
513
167
1,223
78
330
391
(^)
2,995
14,293
14,293
3,525
3,752
227
67,555
66,291
95
192
(M
969
63,644
50,467
7,397
50,482
641
197
735
9,435
4,807
334
727
292
846
(M
245
298
816
'?)
(')
15,824
15,860
(M
3,911
4,587
676
45,544
(')
57
55
(^)
610
43,251
32,787
4,635
30,975
662
736
800
5,021
4,409
749
651
209
1,025
156
188
554
32
2,491
12,757
12,757
3,023
3,023
22,639
22,434
(M
21,513
17,297
3,255
15,863
172
(1)
1,591
3,587
2,017
49
259
122
255
63
63
203
(1)
1,178
5,137
5,137
1,126
1,203
(12)
223
1,160
807,037
731,903
(')
1,893
7,067
101
16,121
782,189
607,317
33,741
548,031
7,997
1,235
53,426
87,113
78,669
4,467
10,925
6,013
9,340
274
1,954
3,152
6,998
(M
1,132
(M
51,441
174,586
174,586
24,898
26,553
1,655
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(^)
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212
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.8— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SIZE OF TOTAL ASSETS AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
Industrial division and item
All
partner-
ships
Partner-
ships with-
out balance
sheets
J'jrtr.iir^hiDC with balance sheets, by size of total assets
$1 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
or more
(1)
(2)
(3)
(■i)
(5)
C:-)
(3)
(9)
(10)
(11)
FINANCE, INSDHANCE, AND REAL ESTATE
Number of partnerships
Number of partners
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Nonqualifying dividends
Interest
Rents
Net gain, noncapital assets
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of good sold, total
Inventory, beginning-of-year
Purchases
Cost of labor
Material and supplies
Other costs
Less: Inventory, end-of-year
Salaries and wages
Payments to partners
Rent
Interest
Taxes
Casualty losses
Bad debts
Repairs
Depreciation
Amortisation
Retirement plans , etc
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Gross profit ( less loss )
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net profit (less loss )
Net profit
Net loss
SERVICES
Number of partnerships
Number of partners
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Nonqualifying dividends
Interest
Rents
Net gain, noncapital assets
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold, total
Inventory, beginning-of-year
Purchases
Cost of labor
Material and supplies
Other costs
Less: Inventory, end-of-year
Salaries and wages
Payments to partners
Rent
Interest
Taxes
Casualty losses
Bad debts
Repairs
Depreciation
Amortization
Retirement plans , etc
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Gross profit (less loss )
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net profit (less loss )
Net profit
Net loss
274,730
1,318,679
98,729
446,392
176,001
872,287
12,013
57,174
20,407
88,721
25,o84
102,080
2o,898
102,026
29,169
109,479
31,228
143,129
15,371
92,111
7,735
54,701
f Thousand dol i an)
9,130,915
8,133,920
9,972
482,293
95,004
53,945
355,781
404,087
78,960
118,707
11,355
8,380
272,734
86,099
1,100,570
206,184
194,928
1,612,722
906,635
3,644
31,769
226,849
1,295,321
1,242
33,229
11,713
1,930,265
7,729,833
7,735,477
5,644
1,121,657
2,082,523
960,866
1,337,538
1,173,786
2,291
61,489
28,998
12,042
59,032
991,436
93,811
6,213
18,571
1,371
2,432
70,793
5,569
95,309
27,546
15,481
142,779
126,871
728
3,289
42,739
170,037
61
1,792
3,674
267,319
1,079,975
1,080,233
258
34o,202
453,164
106,962
155,697 67,281
451,357 159,484
7,793,277
6,960,134
7,681
420,804
66,006
41,903
296,749
7,017,822
310,276
72,747
100,136
9,984
5,948
201,991
80,530
1,005,361
178,638
179,4^7
1,469,943
779,764
2,916
28,480
184,110
1,125,284
1,181
31,437
8,039
1,712,946
6,649,858
6,655,244
5,336
775,455
1,629,359
853,904
98,416
291,373
213,485
182,724
63
14,203
1,734
6,693
8,068
181,372
21,940
12,731
4,631
821
1,009
13,513
10,765
14,678
3,178
2,330
29,558
14,546
20
856
3,667
20,340
(M
21
40
70,183
150,784
151,110
326
32,113
76,005
43,892
7,891
13,272
98,0d5
151,397
141,187
58
4,256
1,498
282
4,116
114,876
16,190
1,329
5,035
1,863
454
8,691
1,192
9,145
6,240
6,298
6,199
7,515
152
2,377
2,573
5,913
(M
3,629
48,434
124,997
125,127
130
36,521
55,618
19,097
35,539
92 , 613
135,311
159,030
88
4,227
3,337
2,042
5,587
144,350
23,769
2,933
10,628
32
348
13,455
3,577
13,041
8,526
8,589
10,699
14,613
21
809
4,345
16,561
119
(^)
515
42,739
145,261
145,282
21
40,961
59,242
18,281
21,444
54,675
970,900 2,112,763
305,231
276,358
81
8,156
4,549
3,624
12,453
244,737
41,663
5,533
19,563
864
791
21,758
7,945
20,990
6,981
6,596
28,150
27,273
85
950
8,704
33,270
71
424
323
69,297
234,705
234,709
(M
60,444
91,553
31,219
13,353
38,351
436,867
455,165
105
16,050
5,248
1,885
7,414
369, 72o
31,225
9,118
7,426
200
150
23,376
9,044
31,208
5,586
17,638
52,518
53,647
730
1,632
15,785
62,854
144
87
157
95,414
424,939
424,943
(M
117 , 141
150,413
33,272
9,560
28,519
4,978,566 5,394,952 5,398,285 26,336,345
923,907
838,795
853
34,299
10,248
5,501
34,111
774,105
40,974
8,443
19,747
90
2,958
19,433
9,597
55,485
18,583
19,784
153,884
113,935
214
4,527
X,010
154,058
69
141
257
177,174
797,821
797,392
149,802
232,104
32,302
5,540
25,455
851,791
784,876
47
30,905
12,305
3,447
20,211
779,640
34,614
16,913
21,245
339
156
22,157
26,196
53,307
9,742
10,915
191,899
112,900
500
4,098
28,439
164,024
150
466
1,804
166,782
750,252
750,346
84
72,151
181,349
109,193
1,963
11,465
304,812
735,604
319
40,205
8,266
2,030
18,388
762,888
21,339
8,219
4,419
398
31
13,589
5,417
53,352
10,719
11,036
196,427
111,258
323
3,253
26,534
162,111
12
218
454
155,852
714,255
714,287
22
41,924
132,751
90,337
1,306
12,474
(Thousand dollars)
15,000,746
14,743,393
1,282
17,485
52,394
9,4SS
175,193
9,686,149
2,500,577
114,669
861,307
1,038,631
144,513
561,256
120,299
2,464,546
535,514
675,504
154,127
305,300
1,961
19,413
105,968
498,048
38,029
18,962
3,211
2,263,789
12,143,321
12,161,856
18,535
5,314,597
5,502,417
187,820
3,036,213
3,053,103
93
2,542
8,826
2,478
19,171
504,133
31,393
253,815
197,332
47,217
101,865
32,990
374,563
122,909
129,701
21,505
59,535
885
3,923
23,461
84,701
1,575
2,700
1,039
445,368
2,448,970
2,449,926
956
1,209,019
1,238,854
29,835
11,914,528
11,690,795
1,184
14,944
43,558
7,010
157,027
7,808,950
1,996,444
83,276
602,991
840,799
97,296
459,391
87,309
2,089,883
413,705
545,903
132,622
245,765
1,076
15,490
82,507
413,347
36,353
16,252
2,172
1,817,421
9,694,351
9,711,930
17,579
4,105,578
4,263,563
157,985
243,720
238,470
(^)
275
738
1,405
2,830
175,554
66,374
5,358
22,565
25,555
3,374
14,033
4,612
21,942
9,533
12,915
3,184
6,076
71
853
2,235
11,856
3,605
63
1,122
35,825
172,096
172,523
427
67,066
73,495
11,429
1,604,462
1,586,303
(1)
274
2,226
334
15,323
869,158
217,122
5,064
64,062
35,622
20,201
47,291
5,118
188,876
73,436
82,893
3,365
20,244
171
793
6,375
19,786
26
759
135
250,177
1,369,181
1,372,333
3,152
735,304
757,012
21,703
1,922,983
1,901,357
(^)
803
2,222
155
18,443
1,105,919
254,813
10,989
96,159
107,834
12,414
43,941
11,524
274,391
82,179
98,578
4,970
30,217
134
810
9,430
33,499
54
1,173
157
306,514
1,636,544
1,637,330
785
816,054
825,855
9,791
476,479
1,704,077
1,680,093
1,072
1,395
5,627
386
15,504
1,012,584
255,505
9,031
94,536
101,364
15,429
45,570
10,375
258,595
60,060
77,552
9,166
29,925
190
2,812
9,117
35,553
2,321
1,431
121
258,519
1,424,488
1,426,286
1,798
591,493
599,623
8,130
578,541
1,598,504
1,571,470
35
1,800
8,517
541
15,241
1,038,301
296,755
13,995
100,654
111,992
19,125
55,148
14,159
262,209
57,193
68,197
11,510
30,692
173
1,462
12,615
40,097
123
1,063
48
256,059
1,274,715
1,279,266
4,551
550,303
559,008
8,705
1,658,874
1,613,095
28
2,446
7,821
1,148
34,336
1,142,803
321,552
22,657
110,345
130,751
9,590
72,134
23,945
296,850
51,694
77,370
17,709
41,043
153
2,472
13,085
50,401
1,012
1,334
434
257,669
1,291,543
1,291,736
193
516,071
530,725
14,554
893,926
365,872
(^)
1,555
2,876
557
23,059
535,796
182,545
5,581
51,556
78,834
5,744
45,649
6,819
173,559
23,153
38,789
13,539
23,081
47
1,655
8,248
34,235
3,091
2,254
152
132,437
683,327
685,410
2,083
257,130
270,536
13,406
914,435
795,546
772,572
2,507
8,095
1,009
11,357
508,348
165,992
6,130
32,955
89,040
4,455
40,021
6,609
149,069
15,4eA
35,231
26,631
23,767
120
1,757
9,677
51,342
3,813
1,641
(M
113,832
606,580
508,435
1,855
187,198
204,545
17,347
^Estimate is not shown separately because of high sampling variability
^Net loss exceeds net profit-
NOTE: Estimates for "Nature of business not allocable" are not shown separately because of high sampling variabilit,v
Divisions •"
Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals .
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data."
However, the data are included in the appropriate totals-
However, the data ai'e included in "All Industrial
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
213
PARTNERSHIPS WITH BALANCE SHEETS
Table 3.9— NUKBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND TOTAL ASSETS, BY SIZE OF BUSINESS RECEIPTS AND TOTAL ASSETS,
FOR 1966 AND 1967, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
Industriai division and size of
business receipts
Size or total assets
1966
NujTiber or
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Total
assets
(Thousand
dollars)
1967
Number of
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Total
assets
( Thousand
1966
Number of
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Total
assets
(Thousand
dollars)
1967
Number of
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Total
assets
(Thousand
dollars)
ALL INDUSTRIAL DIVISIONS
Total
Under $200,000
■t^OOjOOO under $500,000
$500,000 or more
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500-000
$500,000 or more
MINING
Total
Under $200.000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
MANUFACTURING
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
TRANSPORTATION, CmMUNICATION,
ELECTRIC, GAS, AND SANITARY SERVICES
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Wholesale Trade
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
Retail Trade
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500 ,000 or more
Wholesale and Retail Trade
not Allocable
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 imder $500,000
$500 ,000 or more
FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
SERVICES
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500 ,000 or more
Footnote at end of table .
(1)
(2)
(3)
(■4)
(5)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
508,204
hA7,460
■;2,778
17,965
28,499
1,8«
474
,516
452
277
23,379
2,998
1,714
18,307
3,525
2,103
,920
517
330
101,620
20,647
9,718
20,507
12,309
4,177
4,021
110,138
88,273
16,254
5,611
1,339
1,037
215
87
167,951
3,543
92,815
9,233
2,342
59,570,913
18,653,649
12,907,045
28,010,219
2,237,557
1,056,537
558,395
622,625
739,004
175,974
134,103
428,927
1,263,228
923,178
4,029,874
5,293,132
976,081
1,092,581
3,224,470
319,513
159,018
414,971
6,786,849
6,313,217
13,521,522
9,461,294
762,547
1,330,546
7,368,201
16,936,492
5,948,088
4,918,140
6,070,264
76,214
64,531
83.057
3,204,741
1,021,642
2,459,126
4,847,890
2,698,115
3,300,493
62,128,969
34,091,177
9,226,962
18,810,830
2,743,454
487,209
300,765
499,035
122,690
487,940
2,033,947
659,086
377,630
997,231
520,974
434,251
,258,802
302,657
80,622
167,123
2,878,194
2,145,538
3,221,574
346,068
442,444
1,526,862
2,500,286
1,681,023
1,669,096
79,527
31,840
22,071
25,616
39,332,529
23,743,919
4,575,901
11,012,709
2,595,145
1,000,746
1,363,461
430,874
45,493
18,219
29,820
27,430
1,863
526
6,364
415
272
21,896
3,184
1,757
17,705
3,002
1,851
.,372
641
355
94,077
21,165
9,441
13,065
4,337
3,892
79.764
16,625
5,428
1,248
203
121
170,082
4,821
1,098
85,142
10,372
2,902
58,971,882
17,687,223
13,737,135
27,547,524
2,308,687
1,011,188
540,287
757,212
181,231
136,538
542,714
5,542,432
1,164,163
984,979
3,393,290
961,152
945,182
2,988,135
274,077
191,508
441,776
25,755,171
6,305,122
6,447,028
13,003,021
340,451
1,377,849
6,997,238
5,375,470
5,005,563
5,875,186
283,414
89,201
63,616
130,597
6,960,134
3,087,806
1,404,118
2,468,210
11,690,795
4,672,663
3,079,299
3,938,833
34,469,660
12,381,323
22.272,151
2,911,902
2,091,366
522,440
298,096
504,253
155,668
612,097
2,292,930
752,871
472,969
1,067,090
435,412
436,543
1,298,654
337,262
92,414
192,099
2,778,625
2,219,161
3,234,029
2,542,243
522,212
453,070
1,566,961
2,213,909
1,741,913
1,628,166
42,504
24,178
38,902
45,733,788
24,778,693
7,072,996
13,882,099
5,776,693
2,749,501
1,345,335
1,681,857
50,501
1,669
625
4,180
119
528
50
4,371
4,113
145
113
2,501
2,309
116
76
857
842
15,171
971
343
1,784
356
157
13,288
615
183
(M
(1)
(M
12,818
98
32
10,043
160
37
2,588,408
1,242,347
498,085
847,976
95,995
28,438
14,688
32,450
14,460
14,336
137,347
45,527
260,336
37,135
80,755
14,732
(M
3,879
550,001
295,065
410,754
77,718
107,399
646,626
467,209
187,666
191,751
(M
(M
126,841
28,686
27,369
226,057
45,975
44,854
42,596
40,607
1,391
598
2,803
110
15
426
422
(')
3,041
105
105
1,823
104
70
619
595
(M
13,071
11,930
822
318
1,870
1,532
200
137
11,035
10,240
616
179
166
158
(M
12,013
11,843
126
44
7,755
112
2,304,208
1,036,334
415,736
852,138
74,160
30,350
20,313
15,963
11,755
(M
3,837
358,349
89,230
32,698
236,421
79,373
33,111
98,732
42,125
6,404
(M
33,966
1,125,751
493,027
249.771
382,953
324,444
71,379
62,561
190,504
790,136
416,080
185,652
188,404
11,171
5,568
(M
4,045
182,724
101,061
33.190
48,473
179,353
33,449
25,668
214
PARTNERSHIPS WITH BALANCE SHEETS
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
Table 3.9— NITMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND TOTAL ASSETS, BY SIZE OF BUSINESS RECEIPTS AND TOTAL ASSETS,
FOR 1966 AND 1967, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
Industrial division and sise of
business receipts
Size of tt'tal assets — Continued
$1 under $25;O0O
1966
Number of
paxtner-
ships
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
Total
assets
(Thousand
dollars)
Number of
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(Thousand
Total
assets
(Thousand
dollars)
$25,000 under $50,000
Number of
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(Thousand
Total
assets
(Thousand
dollars)
Number of
partner-
ships
ALL INDUSTRIAL DIVISIOMS
Total
Under $200,000 ,
$200,000 under $500,000 ,
$500,000 or more ,
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES
Total
Under $200,000 ,
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
MINING
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION
Total ,
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more ,
MANUFACTURING
Total
Under $200,000 ,
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more ,
TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, ELECTRIC
GAS, AND SANITARY SERVICES
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000 ,
$500, 000 or more ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
Total
Under $200,000 ,
$200,000 under $500,000 ,
$500, 000 or more ,
Wholesale trade
Total ,
Under $200,000 ,
$200,000 under $500,000 ,
$500,000 or more ,
Retail Trade
Total
Under $200,000 ,
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
l-fholesale and Retail Trade not
Allocable
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE
Total
Under $200,000
$200,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more ,
SERVICES
Total
Under $200,000 ,
$200,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
Footnote at end of table.
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
117)
lis)
(19)
(20)
la)
(22)
12J)
199,075
193,606
5,075
396
8,916
85
3,465
3,454
13,020
315
10,377
10,140
224
13
(^)
49,965
1,715
131
6,451
424
85
43,096
1,270
44
420
45,097
44,980
106
12
59,226
2,581
134
8,519,097
6,756,780
1,389,492
372,825
171,926
31,075
6,737
C-)
578,537
93,394
103,476
329,787
59,540
10,649
(M
14,415
2,462,247
464,032
130,314
261,471
124,231
93,713
2,188,889
333,284
35,184
11,887
1,417
340,204
29,195
7,007
3,533,253
2,737,144
696,948
99,161
1,908,662
1,832,385
70,975
5,302
96,802
96,045
710
47
29,317
29,202
15
103,634
4,780
887
86,540
3,573
207
(^)
256
509,885
25,805
1,932
57,655
5,534
1,155
470,288
449,600
19,935
753
(M
501,961
500,612
1,165
184
504,084
467,956
34,365
1,763
192,162
186,400
5,364
397
8,966
8 .VJ4
12
(i)
12,706
12,348
285
73
10,381
47
12
,287
62
20
46,894
1,933
122
6,522
474
89
41,335
39,857
1,446
32
(=■)
46,091
46,013
65
13
57,083
54,023
2,917
143
8,081,031
6,243,178
1,447,063
390,790
206,136
175,477
{'■)
16,151
40,094
i')
502,958
80, 983
113,852
337,979
13,019
12,920
94,673
17,188
15,428
2,205,549
510,792
116,514
263,790
128,650
93,431
2,318,072
1,917,124
378,420
22,528
28,912
24,635
310,217
284,370
16,401
9,446
3,437,660
2,590,612
792,045
105,003
,807,187
75,679
5,126
(^)
23,772
{'■)
96,141
3,828
843
96,537
627
144
28,889
680
229
471,161
30,131
1,763
57,499
6,831
1,274
432,762
409,225
23,072
465
4,689
4,437
24
541,058
736
183
453,273
39,357
1,770
69,633
5,840
566
4,458
70
12
912
(')
2,936
424
45
3,617
3,273
321
23
,283
50
10
18,330
3,003
308
1,907
533
176
16,151
2,445
131
271
(M
1
27,310
149
10,929
1,793
156
5,760,034
3,590,137
1,659,464
530,433
166,905
22,609
14,170
(>■)
252,593
118,084
52,065
282,944
84,823
16,854
117,132
92,515
15,232
9,385
,636,289
853,942
316,010
186,967
165,097
231,082
2,189,594
1,422,933
682,497
84,164
26,389
764
301,570
249,147
41,524
10,899
1,487,985
852,986
513,949
111,050
2,745,859
2,507,368
216,866
21,625
160,801
2,532
486
(1)
102,188
16,261
1,655
115,362
11,715
911
48,440
46,223
1,884
333
660,475
112,387
12,019
70,650
20,281
6,695
579,501
91,091
5,295
(M
1,006,172
1,000,221
5,509
442
384,436
65,432
5,779
69,790
6,493
691
4,382
75
32
869
1
3,299
503
71
2,912
304
22
1,275
1,205
51
19
22,777
19,249
3,228
300
2,540
643
151
16,428
2,538
144
280
47
5
26,898
26,783
102
13
13,363
10,943
2,188
231
6,104,209
3,594,048
1,853,331
656,830
160,221
23,047
33,917
(M
1,008
271,841
141,152
83,826
355,527
256,478
82,522
16,527
101,160
67,049
14,502
19,609
,707,938
908,714
310,201
236,274
191,174
202,376
1,445,233
704,732
104,196
26,431
12,808
3,629
276,368
221,401
29,928
25,039
1,680,093
872,147
642,282
165,664
Business Returns/1967 • Partnerships
PARTNERSHIPS WITH BALANCE SHEETS
215
Table 3.9— NUMBER OF PARTNERSHIPS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND TOTAL ASSETS, BY SIZE OF BUSINESS RECEIPTS AND TOTAL ASSETS,
FOR 1966 AND 1967, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
Size
of toLal as
2etE — Continued
$50,000 und
sr $100,000
$100,000
or more
Industrial division ajid size of
1966
1967
1966
1967
business receipts
Number of
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(Thauiand
dollara)
Total
assets
(Thousand
dollar!)
Number of
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(Thottaand
dottofi)
Total
assets
(Thouaertd
dollart)
Number of
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(Thoutand
dollars)
Total
assets
(Thouaand
dollara)
Number of'
partner-
ships
Business
receipts
(Thoutand
dotlara)
Total
assets
(Thouavid
dollara)
(25)
(26)
(27)
(28)
(29)
(30)
(31)
(32)
(33)
(34)-
(35)
(36)
Total
74,040
61,172
11,111
1,758
5,066
4,800
243
23
907
868
4
3,225
2,221
884
121
3,054
1,854
1,101
98
855
740
75
40
21,193
13,455
6,612
1,126
3,347
1,599
1,294
454
17,563
11,659
5,244
661
283
(M
75
11
30,236
30,123
97
16
9,349
6,961
2,059
329
8,178,673
3,310,218
3,275,925
1,592,530
320,857
220,979
66,729
33,149
60,821
48,813
3,256
755,095
213,618
261,823
279,654
591,124
199,852
310,055
81,217
111,907
62,590
18,798
30,519
4,411,360
1,566,034
1,950,203
895,123
1,011,853
181,731
400,464
429,658
3,346,755
1,359,053
1,529,381
458,321
52,752
(')
20,358
7,144
473,001
426,875
29,187
16,939
1,449,902
569,263
628,853
251,786
5,292,954
4,335,716
823,167
134,071
368,579
348,419
18,460
1,700
60,967
58,082
(M
301
228,727
155,131
64,414
9,182
218,115
125,843
84,774
7,498
61,810
53,026
5,737
3,047
1,507,652
929,780
491,258
86,614
245,228
114,491
95,877
34,860
1,243,470
802,538
389,990
50,942
18,954
(^)
5,391
812
2,179,488
2,171,474
6,839
1,175
655,591
482,243
148,848
24,500
71,289
58,460
11,037
1,792
5,397
5,071
286
40
741
714
6
2,721
1,852
736
133
2,841
1,920
843
78
987
810
153
24
19,593
11,854
6,706
1,033
3,073
1,429
1,236
408
16,276
10,253
5,407
616
244
(')
63
9
29,169
28,997
160
13
9,660
7,070
2,127
464
7,844,688
3,073,330
3,247,503
1,523,855
345,707
205,154
78,211
62,342
58,487
46,720
(^i
4,553
586,404
189,396
210,226
186,782
518,970
205,151
244,564
69,255
123,735
60,600
43,176
19,959
4,175,340
1,368,314
1,977,628
829,398
917,697
145,413
381,111
391,173
3,207,613
1,204,561
1,574,852
428,200
50,030
(^)
21,665
10,025
456,165
400,595
43,352
12,218
1,571,470
591,550
641,208
338,712
5,080,464
4,139,621
805,924
134,919
379,620
355,941
20,675
3,004
52,859
50,892
('i
434
191,958
128,732
53,188
10,038
197,678
129,818
61,869
5,991
67,548
54,161
11,635
1,752
1,386,232
815,903
491,760
78,569
220,799
99,338
90,780
30,681
1,148,267
705,118
395,996
47,153
17,166
4,984
735
2,112,763
2,100,225
11,662
876
678,541
491,239
153,121
34,181
106,255
72,549
19,085
14,621
7,891
6,146
1,328
418
1,350
753
328
268
3,680
1,091
1,230
1,359
4,387
731
1,763
1,893
1,223
626
341
256
20,854
4,697
8,346
7,811
5,289
570
1,571
3,149
15,351
4,079
6,681
4,592
214
(M
95
70
56,740
52,719
3,095
926
9,981
5,655
2,639
1,686
34,504,701
3,754,167
6,084,079
24,666,455
1,364,107
400,732
409,494
553,881
561,853
41,411
98,944
421,498
3,819,327
81,133
404,351
3,334,343
3,725,148
89,125
601,028
3,034,995
519,155
52,806
109,576
356,773
15,091,574
572,278
2,749,975
11,769,321
6,985,853
54,660
533,355
6,397,843
7,996,160
510,004
2,185,312
5,300,844
109,556
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31,308
70,635
5,351,636
2,061,674
893,050
2,396,912
4,058,472
452,440
812,390
2,793,642
52,131,494
25,415,708
8,115,954
18,649,832
2,902,228
2,138,189
465,507
298,532
989,005
382,521
118,860
487,624
1,575,815
298,133
292,175
985,507
1,777,604
193,229
334,189
1,250,186
405,754
169,743
72,524
163,487
5,415,151
778,054
1,516,088
3,121,009
1,908,176
103,272
320,752
1,484,152
3,460,760
668,647
1,180,007
1,612,106
46,215
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15,329
24,751
35,644,908
20,071,612
4,562,388
11,010,908
3,344,030
1,260,510
752,101
1,331,419
111,564
75,617
21,206
14,741
8,039
6,270
1,342
427
1,454
845
348
261
4,287
1,356
1,556
1,375
4,043
669
1,705
1,669
1,119
475
368
275
20,294
4,151
8,475
7,668
5,932
1,042
1,783
3,107
14,061
2,987
6,617
4,457
301
123
74
104
61,830
56,446
4,369
1,015
10,419
5,351
3,028
2,040
34,637,746
3,740,333
6,773,502
24,123,911
1,414,836
395,176
394,171
624,489
700,958
52,561
115,899
532,498
3,403,067
110,738
519,920
2,772,409
3,444,838
82,171
571,966
2,790,701
513,052
45,351
114,887
352,814
14,694,372
530,294
2,800,123
11,363,955
6,857,702
123,595
614,353
6,119,754
7,686,237
392,472
2,161,907
5,131,858
150,433
14,227
23,863
112,343
5,734,660
2,080,379
1,281,247
2,373,034
4,713,102
439,001
970,315
3,303,786
59,386,285
$200,000 under $500,000
11,259,550
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES
$200,000 under $500,000
498 639
MINING
Total
1,164,046
399,854
$200,000 under $500,000
152,567
CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION
Total
1,863,184
Under $200,000
412,696
$500, 000 or more
1,053,581
MANUFACTURING
Total
1,807,370
$200,000 under $500,000
412,572
TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION,
Total
479,709
212,098
$200,000 under $500,000
78,172
$500,000 or more
189,439
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL TRADE
Total
5,521,510
803,752
$200,000 under $500,000
1,575,895
3,141,863
Total
2,134,418
274,060
$200,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
331,256
1,529,102
Retail Trade
3,314,953
Under $200,000
512,700
1,227,454
$500 000 or more
1,574,799
not Allocable
72,139
Under $200,000
16,992
$200,000 under $500,000
17,185
$500,000 or more
37,962
FINANCE, INSURANCE, ADD REAL ESTATE
42,108,148
Under $200,000
21,170,631
7,056,963
13,880,554
SERVICES
4,127,273
1,416,049
$200,000 under $500,000
1,074,044
$500,000 or more
1,637,180
^Estimate is not shovm separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
NOTE: Included with "receipts under $200,000" are return data of partnerships not reporting business receipts.
Estimates for "Nature of business not allocable" are not shovm separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the estimates for
industrial divisions."
For "Finance, insurance, and real estate," data are distributed by size of "Total receipts" rather than "Business receipts."
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data."
Section
CONTENTS
Chart
4A Small Business Corporations' volume of business of States, 1967.
217
Basic tables
4.1 Number of returns, receipts, cost of goods sold, depreciation, net income,
and inventory, by selected industries, 218
4.2 Total assets and incone statement items, by selected industries, 219
4.3 Number of returns, receipts, cost of goods sold, depreciation, net income,
and inventory, by industrial division and size of business receipts, 223
4.4 Number of returns, business receipts, cost of goods sold, gross profit, and
net income, by size of gross profit and selected industries, 226
4.5 Number of returns, business receipts, and net income, by industrial
division, and by State in which filed, 230
4.6 Total assets and income statement items, by size of total assets and
industrial division, 232
Small Business
Corporations
Small Business Corporations were legally incorporated
businesses with 10 or fewer shareholders who elected to
be taxed through the shareholders rather than as corpora-
tions. The corporation filed a Form 1120S return report-
ing its operations and its net income or loss, and the
shareholders included their share of the net income or
loss as income or loss on their individual returns.
Basic data on receipts, deductions, and assets, by in-
dustry, size of business, and State where the return was
filed are included in tables 4.1-4.6.
Chart 4 A ■
Small Business Corporations' volume
of business in 1967 exceeded
$5 billion in only one State, New York
217
218
Business Returns/1967 • Small Business Corporations
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Table 4.2.— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES
219
All
industries
griculture,
forestry,
and
fisheries
Mining
Contract construction
Special
trade
contractors
Other
contract
conetruG-
tion
Manufacturing
Food and
kindred
products
Apparel
and other
textile
products
Lumber and
wood
products ,
except
furniture
Printing,
publishing,
and allied
industries
Fabri-
cated
metal
products
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
(S)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
Number of returns^ total
With gross profit
Without gross profit
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations, total
United States
State and local
Other interest
Rents
Royalties
Net short-term capital gain reduced by net
long-term capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by net
short-term capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividends
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of officers
Repairs
Bad debts
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions
Amortization
Depreciation.
Depletion
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and
annuity plans
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net income (less deficit)
Net income
Deficit
Footnotes at end of table.
181,565
19,219
24,234,096
56,752,764
55,742,555
17,865
10,678
7,187
35,134
133,927
16,647
6,750
175,475
7,563
414,827
54,892,390
40,805,087
2,806,828
284,554
109,84^
870,441
1,073,998
396,526
20,537
9,676
1,006,408
21,924
407,749
134,563
106,826
23,340
6,814,089
1,860,374
14,937,468
14,981,338
43,870
2,485,457
632,270
7,319
1,197
1,396
1,665
231
22,388
20,564
1,324
12,883
12,429
454
8,135
1,370
24,568
23,655
913
2,34^
2,306
2,604
(■)
1,471
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2,937
2,899
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2,995
2,957
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1,538,907
1,455,494
1,372,674
349
273
76
4,333
5,093
155
3,093
1,410
22,209
1,424,581
931,749
51,840
34,102
707
35,992
33,677
38,552
411
290
83,404
212
3,946
673
598
675
207,753
30,913
4^7,628
6,703
91,363
60,526
340,110 2,592,515
409,580
387,937
216
171
45
2,059
2,294
3,3M
5,092
127
2,641
337,514
241,351
18,328
11,702
838
2,439
11,569
5,156
336
83
25,614
7,615
1,076
2,322
590
1,985
56,510
22,066
148,347
1,761
34,112
12,091
6,673,989
6,611,212
422
336
86
10,096
14,788
1,575
7,392
3,521
312
24,671
6,462,566
5,283,027
354,182
32,949
8,743
37,527
125,858
33,848
3,054
1,190
101,047
205
17,000
19,090
20,056
3,039
416,751
211,423
1,328,185
1,332,767
4,582
267,301
56,464
1,035,252
2,980,137
2,964,389
116
107
(')
1,284
2,384
1,792
810
100
9,248
2,872,633
2,171,076
222,940
17,012
■ 6,379
21,471
73,381
13,502
1,042
681
52,134
13
9,044
13,573
15,557
2,220
252,608
107,504
794,964
1,651
136,369
28,374
1,557,263
3,693,852
3, £-45,823
306
229
77
3,812
12,404
1,561
5,600
2,711
212
15,423
3,589,933
3,111,951
131,242
15,937
2,364
16,056
52,477
25,346
2,012
509
48,913
192
7,956
5,517
4,499
819
164,143
103,919
537,803
2,931
103,842
131,432
27,590
4,747,973
10,631,459
10,491,059
11,094
7,266
3,823
13,950
17,081
2,345
35,669
909
36,271
10,133,835
7,650,516
554,87-8
59,998
20,012
116,514
225,625
55,410
5,692
1,016
208,066
12,968
64,039
32,062
31,224
2,286
1,093,529
497,624
2,840,543
2,851,510
10,967
493,796
609,179
115,333
515,515
2,062,788
2,053,729
79
72
(•)
1,151
1,218
(M
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2,915
237
10
3,4vH
2,013,734
1,631,024
43, 540
15,461
1,319
12,441
27,325
7,637
790
376
35,238
71
14,333
2,793
4,393
615
165,370
49,054
372,705
372,705
49,047
59,037
10,040
423,575
1,643,307
1,639,347
23
23
254
269
n
193
36
2,819
1,603,085
1,259,332
68,478
2,010
1,665
19,211
41,641
5,710
884
28
7,601
3,445
5,298
4,237
196
182,799
40,222
380,734
(^)
40,222
44,052
3,830
432,202
590,217
568,161
217
211
(')
3,356
1,629
13,121
1,071
42
2,450
562,861
422,001
27,731
3,521
1,400
2,633
16, 672
5,911
351
71
20,800
12,132
1,212
759
391
16
46,710
27,356
146,160
148,590
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27,350
42,999
15,649
330,264
725,332
720,511
180
163
17
609
587
31
(M
567
133
1,964
635,676
449,366
74, 637
3,781
2,268
12,600
17,776
4,857
512
99
22,720
248
3,347
4,485
3,063
117
85,800
39,656
271,145
271,145
44,827
5,188
488,432
1,067,531
1,057,853
255
249
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703
1,401
591
194
50
5,699
982,634
698,010
30,472
5,627
1,866
11,978
24,684
5,192
471
38
21,693
5,421
5,898
3,878
160
117,246
34,897
359,843
359,843
84,891
89,399
4,503
220
Business Returns/1967 • Small Business Corporations
Table U
.2.— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
I.Ian ufan Luring — Con.
Ti-ansportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale anc
retail trad
e
Machineiy,
except
electric
Other
manufac-
turing
Total
Transporta-
tion
Communication,
electric, gas,
and sanitary
services
Total
'.Vholesale trade
Item
Total
Groceries
and related
products
Electrical
goods
Machinery,
equipment,
and
supplies
Other
wholesale
trade
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
(19)
(20)
(21)
(22)
(23)
2,595
2,482
9,391
8,936
455
8,593
8,067
531
6,348
5,469
379
1,750
1,599
76,929
74,307
2,122
20,809
19,976
833
2,332
2,294
(>)
773
735
(M
2,750
2,599
(^)
14,954
14,348
606
(Thou
lard dollars)
1,057,296
1,156,003
1,111,929
8,995
5,225
3,770
5,541
6,236
866
3,744
15,623
174
2,839
1,063,624
779,930
68,254
7,232
1,051
13,911
2o,334
7,131
938
66
30,569
9,370
4,068
5,705
190
108,825
92,379
331,999
332,895
33,609
92,449
3,840
1,500,689
3,386,281
3,339,529
1,345
1,323
22
2,331
5,691
847
134
1,052
17,784
459
17,059
3,222,221
2,360,353
191,766
22,363
9,943
43,740
71,193
18,972
1,696
338
69,445
467
26,911
8,756
9,007
992
386,279
164,060
979,176
985,598
6,422
164,033
236,366
72,328
820,206
1,363,641
1,332,057
1,195
257
933
1,774
6,996
685
89
7,394
1,704
112
11,635
1,284,511
780,323
96,669
1,834
2,248
26,266
51,620
16,150
470
1,259
80,787
189
10,0a;'
6,443
12,909
692
196,645
79,130
551,734
553,584
1,850
78,192
110,709
32,517
587,773
1,078,323
1,056,476
996
193
803
1,007
6,291
685
89
2,705
1,370
84
8,620
1,017,794
634,336
70,440
1,596
972
22,888
41,848
11,938
281
107
59,552
189
6,259
5,677
12,367
611
148,733
60,529
422,140
423,318
1,178
59,726
31,082
21,356
232,428
285,318
275,581
199
64
135
767
705
4,689
334
28
3,015
266,717
145,987
26,229
238
1,276
3,373
9,772
4,212
139
1,152
21,235
3,748
766
542
81
47,912
18,601
129,594
130,266
(M
13,466
29,627
11,161
8,898,822
30,303,021
29,940,032
2,403
1,516
887
26,171
45,641
9,131
1,047
26,371
6,653
3,221
242,351
29,591,575
22,935,191
1,140,321
88,044
62, 587
425,331
428,509
118,420
6,991
3,281
273,182
650
221,911
49,713
23,714
5,704
3,808,026
711,446
7,004,841
7,008,869
4,023
710,559
901, 697
191,133
3,011,350
12,138,518
11,996,803
1,742
883
854
8,225
13,143
9,070
240
9,410
1,322
1,290
97,273
11,865,856
9,800,138
402,321
23,556
23,676
91,911
133,381
37,875
2,430
461
84,186
498
33,521
25,677
9,950
1,234
1,195,041
272,662
2,196,665
2,198,509
1,844
271,808
340,467
68,659
424,759
2,933,284
2,918,456
74
73
(M
1,039
1,355
31
721
214
29
11,365
2,886,357
2,524,017
52,331
5,930
2,090
17,187
20,195
5,414
321
19
15,024
3,950
4,095
2,145
394
232,695
46,927
394,439
394,439
46,926
50,116
3,190
137,546
410,456
405,703
98
52
16
(M
(')
4,584
397,623
299,828
14,004
1,151
601
3,567
4,795
2,225
109
(1)
3,811
2,555
1,038
540
82
63,311
12,833
105,875
105,875
12,833
15,701
2,868
342,057
1,085,392
1,058,269
101
53
43
1,308
1,778
(M
19
1,254
76
46
22,539
1,040,191
764,672
67,968
1,360
2,393
10,211
9,633
4,631
355
212
6,717
7,035
4,347
1,044
39
159,524
45,201
293,597
293,948
(')
45,153
50,795
5,642
2,106,988
7,709,386
7,614,375
Interest on Goveriunent oblig-ations, total.
1,567
762
805
5,780
9,958
9,068
Not short-term capital gain reduced by net
190
Net long-t.:rm capital gain reduced by net
7,419
1,030
1,214
58,735
7,541,685
6,211,621
257,468
15,115
18,592
60,946
98,753
Interest
25,605
1,645
224
58,634
498
19,931
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and
16,197
6,221
719
739,511
Total receipts less total deductions
167,701
1,402,754
1,404,247
1,493
166,896
223,855
D'-f LCit
56,959
FootnoLos at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Small Business Corporations
221
Table 4.2.— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Wholesale and retail trade — Contini
Retail trade
Building
inaterialG,
hardware J
and farm
equipment
General
merchan-
dise
stores
Food
stores
Automotive
dealers
Apparel
and
accessory
stores
Furniture,
home fur-
nishings,
and
equipment
stores
Eating
and
drinking
places
Drug and
proprie-
tary
stores
Other
retail
trade
Wholeeale
and
retail
trade not
allocable
Finance, InHurance,
and real estate
Ui)
(25)
(26)
(27)
(28)
(29)
(30)
(31)
(32)
(33)
(34)
(35)
Number of retumSj total
With gross profit
Without gross profit
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations,
total
United States
State and local
Other interest
Rents
Royalties
Net short-term capital gain reduced by
net long-term capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by
net short- terra capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividends
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of officers
Repairs
Bad debts
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions
Ajnortization
Depreciation
Depletion
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus,
and annuity plans
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions....
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net income (less deficit)
Net income
Deficit
Footnotes at end of table.
53,191
1,289
5,820
5,593
(M
2,251
(M
3,876
(')
7,270
7,042
(M
4,889
(')
5,806
(')
9,743
(M
4,433
4.433
9,786
9,558
(1)
1,640
1,640
20,340
11,027
9,313
(Thouaojd dolU
17,660,898
17,445,237
580
33
17,783
29,885
61
5,109
1,910
142,740
17,234,523
12,786,672
711,985
62,895
38,135
324,114
286,999
78, 592
4,356
2,804
182,944
152
183,837
22,579
13,345
4,445
2,530,669
426,375
4,660,749
2,184
545,279
118,937
1,086,014
2,436,748
2,397,457
21
21
3,635
3,140
1,073
1,541
100
29,479
2,373,803
1,894,454
94,400
6,825
6,356
22,996
32,218
12,714
544
57
21,250
(')
13,998
2,639
1,743
175
263,432
62,945
503,786
75,840
12,895
272,965
578,713
564,381
76
76
971
l,Cf?S
1,131
342
190
10,544
559,307
377, 510
26,979
2,630
2,061
13,255
10,123
2,298
409
42
9,701
7,660
1,628
415
104,546
187,069
(^)
19,406
26,033
6,627
2,365,545
2,350,976
48
48
610
3,026
571
464
8,893
2,315,291
1,871,030
46,639
7,811
611
30,781
25,321
5,087
250
255
20,293
23,923
2,605
3,204
482
274,999
50,254
479,946
479,946
50,254
57,124
6,870
4,884,258
4,839,182
109
109
4,750
6,961
5,102
930
124
26,985
4,306,861
4,044,021
104,423
8,368
9,597
42,713
63,453
24,240
645
90
25,194
136
31,964
2,788
2,163
305
446,761
77,397
795,161
795,703
11, jn
92,865
15,468
441,202
980,113
969,104
(^)
(') "
692
1,843
212
151
8,025
949,445
614,434
62,372
3,266
2,666
39,254
17,352
3,496
446
195
8,852
19,531
1,201
512
210
175,608
30,668
354, 620
354,843
(^)
41,965
11,303
667,138
1,593,657
1,554,972
153
(')
3,711
4,112
(')
577
538
29,433
1,550,394
1,058,731
83,232
4,562
5,384
36,025
24,144
8,190
773
76
14,147
(')
31,510
2,124
1,014
123
280,353
43,263
496,241
496,307
(')
55,097
11,840
564,687
1,577,164
1,558,418
813
5,352
18
242
94
7,638
1,525,847
693,730
90,712
18,895
1,217
72,454
57,524
11,343
393
1,434
45,311
22,092
4,Ck48
2,108
1,933
502,643
51,317
864,688
864,697
(')
72,869
21,552
352,809
1,071,805
1,060,746
35
35
941
1,918
43
69
7,321
1,031,202
714,721
70, 652
3,092
1,613
25,284
22,409
3,063
313
85
10,563
10,416
925
516
748
166,792
40,603
346,025
346,025
46, 543
5,940
314,132
2,172,395
2,150,001
138
21
1,660
2,455
(M
646
180
14,422
2,122,373
1,517,991
130, 576
7,396
8,625
41,352
34,455
3,156
578
570
27,633
22,743
4,621
1,670
464
315,535
50,522
632,010
632,373
(>)
76,943
26,442
192,018
503,605
497,992
48
43
163
2,613
222
21
2,338
491,196
343,331
26,015
1,593
776
9,306
8,129
1,953
205
16
6,052
4,553
1,457
419
25
82,316
12,409
149, 611
149,611
12,409
15,951
3,542
2,234,579
1,030,872
813,925
1,735-
409
1,326
18,685
20,240
346
2,640
115,582
741
33,234
905,646
240,369
156,125
4,793
5,396
24,876
31,737
41,434
1,174
425
23,036
21
24,493
2,879
1,746
4,210
342,932
125,226
573,753
197
159,261
35,361
(36)
849
2,022
268,814
73,268
41,450
145
26
7,150
329
139
1,976
10,814
6,289
156
4,794
58,472
6,959
13,214
129
1,372
1,554
2,653
3,822
124
57
896
791
257
85
506
26,053
14,796
34,491
34,492
(')
18,783
4,013
222
Business Returns/1967 • Small Business Corporations
Table 4.2.— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Eta^e — Continued
Real estate
Operators,
except
developers,
and lessors
of buildings
Other real
estate
Hotels,
rooming
houses,
camps, and
other
lodging
places
Personal
services
Business
services
Automobile
and other
repair
services
Amusement
and
recreation
services
Other
services
Natm^ of
business
not
allocable
(37)
08)
(39)
(.^0)
(Al)
(■42)
(■43)
(W)
(*i5)
(■i6)
i^")
Number of returns, tota
With gross profit....
Without gross profit.
Total assets.
Total receipts
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations, total
United States...
State and local.
Other interest
Rent
Royalties
Net short-term capital gain reduced by
net long-term capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by
net short- terra capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividends
Other receipts
Total deductions.
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of officers.
Repairs
Bad debts
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions
Amortization
Depreciation
Depletion
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and
annuity plans
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions.
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit.
Gross loss. . .
Net income (less deficit).
Net income.
Deficit
5,387
5,274
(M
12,082
4,904
7,178
1,983
420
1,563
10,099
4,484
5,615
35,728
33,283
2,445
3,242
2,968
6,515
6,325
(M
7,774
378
5,652
5,387
0)
4,800
3,953
342
7,367
6,871
(Thousand dolle
373,106
428,450
419,011
1,078
51
1,027
1,091
331
54
712
88
301
5,784
384,073
117,265
87,193
629
2,600
12,123
8,310
1,605
338
149
6,052
4,804
1,955
1,169
74
139,807
44,377
301,746
301,746
43,350
46,246
1,592,659
529,154
353,464
486
213
273
10,44i
19,580
207
109,205
34
22,656
463,101
116,145
55,718
4,035
1,424
11,199
20,774
36,007
712
219
16,083
21
18,898
667
492
3,630
177,072
66,053
237,319
237,515
196
65,780
94,232
28,452
160,837
26,512
15,374
6Cki
8,649
994
171
27,391
4,696
2,002
465
52
1,241
3,176
4,760
10
40
4,013
(M
242
6,045
10, 678
10,799
121
^879
3,272
4,151
1,431,772
502,642
338,090
486
213
273
9,840
10,931
207
109,034
284
22,451
435,710
111,4.49
53,716
3,570
1,372
9,958
17,598
31,247
702
179
12,070
20
18,284
667
463
3,388
171,027
66,932
226,641
226,716
75
66,659
90,960
24,301
2,941,439 I 958,979
4,710,457
4,620,680
451
450
(M
8,009
21,632
117
,094
731
4,526,826
2,622,988
428,244
50,314
8,833
199,265
161,649
81,611
2,325
1,984
208,069
64
64,485
21,206
15,953
4,749
655,087
183,631
,010,671
12,979
183, 630
306,373
122,743
702,621
675,875
152
152
3,242
12,378
685
40
8,591
670,352
281,027
20,349
17,284
1,234
53,461
43,272
39,022
388
270
62,613
16,902
218
3,368
59
125,885
32,269
395,758
910
32,269
65,618
33,349
313,344
811,737
802,818
505
843
1,261
445
5,865
778,381
505,067
64,946
9,572
2,383
32,721
19,337
6,132
208
473
29,676
10,930
1,177
492
763
94,454
33,356
297,751
298,4^3
(')
33,356
41,997
410,234
1,150,858
1,134,697
2,150
1,587
1,523
265
312
10,129
717,404
124,014
3,667
2,166
23,538
33,515
6,379
918
241
25,129
38
11,350
9,514
7,116
425
135,562
49,832
418,001
708
49,332
69,514
19,682
273,289
520,289
509,859
39
39
124
555
49
3,686
2,112
38
3,827
500,449
296,528
52,243
4,323
1,260
19,106
15,313
4,990
121
(')
5,778
909
485
41
66,889
19,840
213,331
213,633
(1)
19,840
27,693
7,353
359,736
382,313
368,720
61
61
545
2,866
67
(M
2,765
264
56
6,965
390,843
205,571
24,737
6,871
161
22,402
16,245
9,637
94
446
24,924
25
9,991
1,071
665
3,415
64,588
=8,530
163,149
172,518
9,369
^8,530
21,640
30,170
620,807
1,142,639
1,128,711
193
192
1,443
3,403
(")
1,925
323
285
6,322
617,391
141,955
8,597
1,629
42,987
33,467
15,401
596
466
33,853
9,534
8,317
3,827
46
167,709
56,864
511,320
512,318
998
56,863
79,911
23,048
(48)
1,821
1,176
&;5
174,251
172,979
52
162
736
62
175,336
119,573
6,241
818
480
2,231
3,754
945
84
148
3,203
175
36
36,856
=1,085
53,406
54,209
303
'1,085
4,962
6,047
^Estimate is not shovm separately because of high samplirg variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
^Deductions exceed receipts.
^Deficit exceeds net income.
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data."
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Business Returns/1967 • Small Business Corporations
Table 4.4.— NUMBER Of RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT, AND NET INCOME, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
SELECTED INDUSTRIES
Industry and size of groEE profit
Business
Cost of
Gross profit
Net income
(less
deficit)
Business
Cost of
Gross profit
Net income
(less
deficit)
Number of
receipts
goods sold
or loss
Number of
receipts
goods sold
or loss
f TTiousanrf
fTTwuiand
CTTiousorrd
{ Thousand
(Thauaand
( Thousand
(Thousand
(Thousand
do/JorsJ
doj/arsj
db//flrjj
dollars)
dollars)
ibllars)
dollars)
dollars)
All indij£tri'2S
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
131,565
55,428,011
40,446,673
14,981,338
1,942,456
7,319
1,331,250
883,622
447,628
50,395
9,392
82,637
72,401
10,236
'16,460
871
4,353
3,254
1,104
'934
i,625
90,864
74,311
16,053
'17,090
(')
( = )
(')
(^)
n
9,853
277,921
209,888
68,033
'24,342
870
22,706
17,010
5,696
'1,642
31,668
1,972,052
1,428,864
543,188
'20,153
1,334
114,874
91,674
23,200
'1,862
41,911
5,190,571
3,661,730
1,528,841
112,498
1,864
206,179
139,004
67,175
9,400
41,586
11,088,096
8,098,137
2,989,959
328,439
1,107
210,768
130,815
79,953
15,208
42,492
36,725,870
26,900,842
9,825,028
1,579,564
970
767,778
498,264
269,514
32,294
19,219
314,544
358,414
43,870
'89,269
1,197
41,424
48,127
6,703
'19,558
Mining
Contract construction
Total
1,665
387,314
238,967
148,347
26,506
20,564
6,554,763
5,221,996
1,332,767
222,326
C-)
(^)
(-')
(^)
(^)
9U
21,785
20, 691
1,094
'1,984
"
342
24,580
23,388
1,192
'616
531
28,559
22,300
6,259
'2,542
< 1,213
48,525
40,605
7,920
918
L 4,244
396,425
321,728
74,697
'6,196
305
21,831
10,953
10,878
6,801
5,569
882,814
683,105
199,709
20,163
(■')
(^)
(^)
(^)
(^)
4,216
1,555,764
1,246,102
309,662
43,440
411
295,395
179,646
115,749
24,358
4,065
3,624,870
2,886,377
738,493
166,601
231
623
2,384
1,761
'4,485
1,824
56,449
61,031
4,582
'10,989
Contract construction — Continued
Special trade contractors
Other contract construction
12,429
2,955,616
2,160,652
794,964
112,412
8,135
3,599,147
3,061,344
537,803
109,914
) 493
4,432
3,705
727
'1,097
( 570
20,385
19,502
883
'1,131
(')
'' bV.
19,303
14,341
4,462
'321
^ 569
29,222
25,764
3,458
1,239
2,538
179,690
137,105
42,585
'4,365
1,706
216,735
184,623
32,112
'1,831
3,712
516,565
381,828
134,737
14,030
1,857
366,249
301,277
64,972
6,133
2,650
741,838
542,317
199,521
24,424
1,567
813,926
703,785
U0,141
19,016
2,392
1,493,788
1,080,856
412,932
79,741
1,673
2,131,082
1,805,521
325,561
86,860
454
8,773
10,424
1,651
'4,917
1,370
47,676
50,607
2,931
'6,072
Manufacturing
Total
Food and kindred products
23,655
10,440,975
7,589,465
2,851,510
526,189
2,306
2,053,729
1,681,024
372,705
49,056
1,099
10,739
9,599
1,140
'3,383
_
-
_
_
341
7,910
6,748
1,162
'2,699
\
1,024
34,540
27,215
7,325
'7,154
> 494
37,174
31,071
6,103
(^)
2,993
198,442
145,990
52,452
'5,201
J
4,959
674,177
487,596
186,581
16,287
567
122,878
102,794
20,084
18
5,230
1,540,633
1,154,651
385,982
46,138
418
310,831
278,987
31,844
3,954
7,985
7,974,534
5,757,666
2,216,868
482,201
825
1,582,846
1,268,172
314,674
45,080
913
50,084
61,051
10,967
'32,393
{=)
-
-
-
(^)
Apparel and
other textil
e products
Lumber and wood products, except furniture
2,604
1,631,811
1,251,077
380,734
(')
41,327
1,471
(■')
564,443
415,853
(=)
148, 590
32,634
'2,259
265
18,161
13,057
5,104
110
1 -
57,619
4^,559
13,060
719
136,104
109,332
26,772
1,300
J
643
209,156
164,133
45,023
3,628
378
115,599
88,506
27,093
1,365
902
1,266,978
963,156
303,822
36,423
447
386,CH7
277,822
(■)
108,225
36,847
(-)
Pr
Lnting, publi
shing, and al
lied industri
es
Fabricated metal products
2,899
(2)
720,511
(2)
449,366
(2)
271,145
(2)
40,365
{')
2,957
(2)
1,057,853
(2)
698,010
(2)
359,843
(2)
84,986
(2)
(•=)
(')
(')
( = )
(')
379
19,674
14,474
5,200
698
341
17,80i
12,319
5,485
'2,009
833
72,781
39, 634
33,147
2,232
567
53,342
32,231
21,111
'445
645
142,482
90,903
51,579
6,142
832
184,232
121,573
62,659
12,209
850
(')
482,618
302,912
179,706
34,392
1,103
(-)
800,368
529,581
270,787
72,530
(^)
Machine
ry, except el
ectric
Other manul'acturing
2,482
1,110,252
777,357
332,895
90,477
8,936
3,302,376
2,316,778
985,598
187,344
{')
(^)
(")
(■)
(.')
683
6,239
5,592
647
'2,142
, '')
(.')
( = )
n
'?'
\ 416
21,149
14,899
6,250
'42
J 495
1 1,249
13,412
78,098
9,730
55,117
3,682
22,981
'5,415
'2,793
J 454
43,893
25,736
18,157
3,130
1,592
212,020
153,654
58,366
9,755
455
96,808
64,787
32,021
6,057
1,858
481,525
345,762
135,763
12,783
1,079
947,859
671,493
276,366
81,421
2,779
2,507,818
1,744,530
763,288
175,508
(■■)
(•)
(^)
(*')
(')
455
37,153
43,575
6,422
'23,306
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,00u under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
^5,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 ur.der $100,000
$100,000 or more
No gross profit
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Small Business Corporations
227
Table 4.4.— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS,
COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
AND NET INCOME, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
iiiJucLr^' nnJ size oi" gi-ass profit
Number oT
returns
Business
reei^ipts
( Thousand
dollar a)
Cost of
goods sold
(Thousand
dollars)
Gross profit
or loss
■jl.
Net income
(le::s
Uc-ficit)
( Thou sand
dollars)
IJ umber of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollar a)
Cost of
goods sold
f Thousand
dollars)
Cross profit
or Iocs
(Thousand
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Trans pc>rtatiQn, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 unaer $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000...
$1U0,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500.
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Footnotes at end of table
Total
Transportation
8,067
1,326,332
772,748
553,584
86,771
6,469
1,053,036
629,713
423,318
66,101
455
1,393
960
433
'551
379
1,290
912
378
'577
378
10,361
9,134
1,227
I997
(')
(')
(^)
(^)
(2)
794
12,545
6,928
5,617
'1,024
719
11,775
6,751
5,024
'1,348
'706
1,705
72,323
44,869
27,454
1,642
1,401
60,124
37,367
22,757
1,S19
188,819
125,582
63,237
^2,759
1,325
143,387
97,191
46,196
1,256
l,6i6
278,173
168,576
109,597
12,441
l,3o2
244,422
152,138
92,284
3,748
1,288
762,718
416,699
346,019
78,019
943
584,155
328,601
255,554
59,315
531
5,725
7,575
1,850
'8,579
379
3,440
4,618
1,178
'6,375
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary
services — Continued
V/holesale and retail
trade
Communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Total
1,599
273,296
143,030
130,266
20, 670
74,807
29,895,715
22,336,846
7,008,869
735,656
(^)
{')'
{')
{')
{')
2,310
24,794
22,503
2,291
'5,763
C 1,553
25,763
20,494
5,269
'6,225
y 417
15,447
10,055
5,392
2,262
\ 2,347
100,349
84,102
16,247
'7,1a
,
10,676
780,956
597,162
183,794
'11,914
C=)
45,432
28,391
17,041
'4,015
16,589
2,445,291
1,833,222
612,069
23,116
(')
{*)
(')
(')
19,973
6,123,236
4,673,930
1,449,306
135,530
345
173,563
88,098
90,465
18,7CH
21,356
20,395,326
15,655,433
4,739,893
608,093
{')
(^)
(")
C = )
(')
2,122
44,317
48,345
4,028
'25,097
Wholesale trade
Total
Groceries and related
products
19,976
11,988,100
9,789,591
2,198,509
280,770
2,294
2,918,456
2,524,017
394,439
46,852
1,213
17,013
15,788
1,225
'3,016
(")
(')
(")
(■')
(^)
493
7,839
6,258
1,581
'445
644
22,523
17,902
4,621
'3,151
2,196
220,819
183,970
36,849
'2,683
\
3,714
760,002
623,613
136,389
3,837
J- 569
96,299
82,104
14,195
235
5,039
2,092,125
1,721,059
371,066
30,241
' 569
257,089
214,206
42,883
1,528
6,679
8,867,779
7,221,001
l,&i6,778
255,987
1,081
2,563,123
2,225,919
337,209
45,651
833
8,703
10,547
1,844
'3,962
(')
-
-
_
(')
Electrical goods
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
735
405,703
( = )
299,828
105,875
13,096
2,599
(')
1,057,000
763,052
293,948
(2)
46,181
(2)
>
I 491
21,811
16,777
5,034
'49
1 416
76,649
54,943
21,706
2,992
■1 455
91,797
73,965
17,832
'562
J
720
149,642
96,085
53,557
6,670
282
325,661
241,518
84,143
10,40'/
744
790, 517
573,302
217,215
(")
40,033
Wholesale trade — Con
inued
Retail trade
Other wholesale t
rade
Total
14,348
7,606,941
6,202,694
1,404,247
174,641
53,191
17,409,623
12,743,374
4,660,749
442,477
911
8,447
7,710
737
'2,190
1,097
7,781
6,715
1,066
'2,747
341
6,191
5,102
1,089
'788
1,059
17,913
14,228
3,^5
'5,780
531
20,302
16,328
3,974
'3,217
1,665
77,086
65,688
11,398
'4,020
1,703
168,051
138,869
29,182
'2,389
8,329
549,032
404,401
144, 631
'9,038
2,653
574,595
477,527
97,068
3,491
12,421
1,629,803
1,171,600
458,208
18, 613
3,637
1,640,882
1,376,896
263,986
19,888
14,479
3,901,904
2,860,920
1,040,984
104,443
4,572
5,138,473
4,180,262
1,003,211
159,846
14,137
11,226,099
8,225,322
3,000,777
341,001
606
7,434
8,927
1,493
'7,745
1,239
35,614
37,798
2,184
'16,135
Retail trade
— Continued
Buildi
ng materials, hardware, ai
Id farm equipment
General merchandise stores
5,593
2,384,862
1,881,076
503,786
69,337
2,251
r (')
559,024
371,955
187,069
21,997
303
8,241
7,334
907
'597
(')
(")
( = )
{')
'573
531
58,592
49,020
9,572
'534
569
31,573
(-)
21,656
( )
9,917
1,289
258,791
207,518
51,273
5,631
531
61,189
41,520
19, 669
2,016
1,893
736,370
601,664
134,706
21,105
(")
(')
{')
{')
(2)
1,578
1,322,868
1,015,540
307,328
43,732
544
381,883
( = )
247,723
134,160
{■')
18,256
Food stores 1
Automotive dealei
s
3,376
2,350,976
1,871,030
479,946
51,265
7,042
4,824,300
4,028,597
795,703
79,797
V 340
12,436
10,241
2,245
'625
373
12,666
11,339
1,277
'l,o81
643
50,532
39,727
10,805
'275
834
86,991
72,735
14,256
'689
870
133,144
100,563
32,581
2,003
1,365
272,036
221,668
50,368
2,475
685
206,443
158,488
47,955
2,860
2,462
1,037,210
856,397
180,313
23,446
1,338
1,948,371
1,562,011
386,360
47,302
2,001
3,415,397
2,865,908
549,489
56,246
(^)
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Table 4.4.— NUMBER OF RETURNS,
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES — Continued
AND NET INCOME, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
Industi^y and size of gross profit
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
f Thou said
dot tars)
Cost of
goods sold
(Thotjxand
dollar a)
Gross profit
or loss
f Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thatismid
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Cost of
goods sold
(Thtusand
(bilars)
Gross profit
or loss
CTTuuaaid
dollars)
Net inccnie
(less
deficit)
(ThtMimand
tbllars)
Wholesale apri retail trade — Continued
Gross profit, total
$1 under |2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000-.
^0,000 under $25,000-
$25,000 -under $50,000.
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,300
$2,500 under $5,000-..
$5,000 under $10,000..
^0,000 under $25,000-
$25,000 under $50,000-
$50,000 under $100,000
$100,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
^,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or mare
No gross profit
Ft)otnotes at end of table
Retail trade — Continued
Apiarel and accessory
stores
Furniture, home f umishi ngs , and equipment stores
4,689
968,480
613,637
354,843
31,435
5,806
1,554,641
1,058,334
496,307
43,439
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(2)
(2)
(2)
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(^)
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(2)
(2)
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\A
908
48,564
32,340
16,224
984
57,509
41,369
15,1«)
"1,857
1,476
135,716
85,004
50,712
1,754
1,174
135,183
93,671
41,512
2,922
1,139
221,512
140,138
81,374
6,106
1,705
372,691
253,974
118,717
10,297
1,064
550,647
345,596
205,051
26,265
1,717
931,873
663,137
318,736
33,398
(.')
(^)
(.')
('■)
(.')
(^)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(^)
Eatijig and drinking places
Drug and proprietary
stores
9,743
1,558,377
693,680
364,697
52,325
^,A33
1,060,746
714,721
346,025
40,603
I 453
3,442
2,085
1,357
ll,010
\
-* 341
6,846
4,518
2,328
1428
(y 417
16,767
11,860
4,907
"1,878
1,665
63,871
34,043
29,828
^1,935
J
2,310
189,703
104,188
35,515
102
1,135
123,172
81,725
41,447
2,737
1,933
261,210
122,786
138,424
3,303
1,744
403,270
275,084
123,136
17,689
3,040
1,033,305
426,060
607,245
52,293
1,133
517,537
346,052
171,485
22,055
Wholesale and retail trade
Other retail trade
9,558
2,14B,217
1,515,844
632,373
52,279
1,640
497,992
343,381
149,611
12,409
} 643
5,894
4,463
1,431
^4,056
(=)
(2)
(2)
{')
-' 416
23,357
25,577
2,780
996
'■ M
i')
i')
W)
M
1,930
136,113
102,301
33,312
^2,619
(^)
(2)
(2)
(^)
(2)
2,272
320,874
235,743
35,131
"^1,027
455
55,481
38,009
17,472
666
2,577
532,761
393,965
188,795
17,531
454
129,207
91,951
37,256
841
1,718
1,074,218
753,295
320,923
41,454
541
301,448
209,110
92,338
11,105
(2\
t2\
(2\
(2\
(2\
Finance, insiirance, and real estate
Total
Finance
11,027
Tn.,m
197,791
573,753
83,359
849
41,447
6,955
34,492
3,130
1,136
5,277
3,844
1,433
2,935
(^)
i')
_
(2)
(2)
419
3,890
2,289
1,601
609
(^)
(.')
(.')
( = )
(^)
720
7,572
2,592
4,980
1,968
1 '''
(2)
(2)
(2)
2,500
2,543
65,779
135,457
21, 527
43,322
44,252
92,635
3,303
14,012
418
16,022
3,530
12,492
453
2,236
214,660
58,006
156,654
20,943
(')
(2)
_
(2)
i')
1,471
337,909
65,711
272,198
34,539
90
20,601
2,760
VI, Ml
2,256
9,313
42,381
42,578
197
40,541
2,022
(^)
(2)
(2)
U,640
Insurance
Real estate
Total
5,274
419,011
117,265
301,746
41,922
4,904
3U,0a6
73,571
237,515
38,307
416
352
335
517
(")
568
4,303
3,509
799
2,990
T
(21
) ^^
5,036
2,504
2,532
1,140
455
3,967
952
3,015
939
1,022
19,933
1,843
18,095
3,939
1,238
38,773
16,154
22,619
3,989
1,364
76,691
27,159
49,532
6,831
952
50,812
16,663
34,149
7,053
1,326
131,647
37,031
94,616
12,037
872
79,731
20,975
58,756
8,799
691
134,347
43,393
136,454
17,932
691
132,461
14,553
117,903
14,351
i.n
-
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7,178
42,378
42,574
196
27,473
Finance, i
nsurance, anc
real estate — Continued
Operators
except developers, and 1
essors of bui
Idings
Other real estate
420
14,206
3,407
10,799
1,248
4,484
296,880
70,164
226,716
37,059
(=)
(^)
(')
(")
(.")
531
4,201
3,484
717
3,009
{^\
f2^
r) -
J 1,175
1 950
-\
2,822
622
2,200
797
V 304
6,476
1,261
5,215
660
36,498
50,682
15,881
16,605
20,617
34,077
3,764
7,041
J
<- 834
76,976
20,385
56,591
8,619
(')
(^)
(^)
(=)
e)
650
125,701
13,187
112,514
13,829
1,563
1,168
1,289
121
"2,127
5,615
41,210
41,285
75
29,600
Services
Total
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging
places
33,283
4,558,719
2,548,048
2,010,671
211,341
2,968
672,748
276,990
395,758
36,500
2,308
10,616
8,338
2,278
"5,540
'^
1,060
11,514
7,798
3,716
"5,097
416
10,494
8,733
1,761
"7,542
2,619
47,882
29,441
18,441
"10,255
^
7,534
300,635
174,402
126,233
"2,CG6
455
20,380
13,349
7,031
"3.904
8,1L2
618,809
326,853
291,956
26,172
533
38,634
20,560
18,074
"45
6,817
1,091,598
616,869
474,729
56,056
758
93,810
41,166
52,644
4,617
4,831
2,477,665
1,384,347
1,093,318
152,031
805
509,430
193,182
316,248
43,374
2,445
61,961
74,940
12,979
"27,711
274
3,127
4,037
910
"4,231
Business Retums/1967 • Small Business Corporations
229
Table 4.4.— NUMBER OF RETURNS,
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
AND NET INCOME, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
Industry and size of gross profit
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
f Thousand
dollam)
Cost of
goods sold
Gross profi
or loss
C Thouaand
doUara)
Net income
(leas
deficit)
datlarai
Number of
returns
Buainees
receipts
(Thotiaaid
doUara)
Cost Of G"ooa prrjfit
goods sold I OP loss
(Thouaand j (Thouatnd
dollara) \ dollara)
Net income
(less
defielt)
(Tta)tiaatd
total -
Gross profit,
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total.
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 or more
No gross profit.
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 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 OP mope
No gross profit
Services — Continued
Personal services
6,325
(=)
567
1,703
2,009
1,098
646
802,171
(^)
(^)
8,695
67,4&t
145,834
159,373
413,143
(^)
503,728
(^)
(^)
4,722
39,764
76,333
84,100
296,865
(=)
298,443
(.')
3,973
27,720
69, 501
75,273
121,278
33,595
(^)
^838
2,088
7,612
7,745
17,248
Automobile and other repair services
5,387
416
341
1,666
1,440
1,U7
311
508,561
1,904
(^)
3,655
74,972
119,428
205,480
102,162
I')
294,928
1,445
(^)
1,227
45,148
66,662
124,884
54,832
213,633
458
2,428
29,824
52,766
80,596
47,280
(^)
20,427
'909
(^)
^102
I54
2,528
10,462
3,555
Services — Continued
Other services
6,871
492
(^)
458
1,059
1,401
1,665
1,720
496
1,707
(^)
6,873
46,453
93,893
252,810
684,877
41,096
575,297
1,349
(=)
3,601
29,688
41,271
133,122
360,508
42,094
512,313
353
(=)
3,272
16,755
52,622
114,688
324,359
998
62,040
U96
216
'1,626
6,142
16,716
41,282
'5,177
Business service;
7,774
719
341
683
1,626
2,008
1,401
996
378
1,131,044
3,591
3,951
12,683
58,666
174,759
258,483
618,896
3,653
713,043
2,889
2,757
7,755
32,275
100,382
162, XI
404,634
4,361
418,001
702
1,194
4,923
25,391
74,387
95,142
214,262
708
Amusement and recreation services
3,958
379
379
1,024
722
Til
353
842
355,580
1,743
(^)
7,282
32,680
46,251
121,642
144,157
12,140
134,052
1,320
14,178
21,645
66,255
21,509
172,518
423
2,509
18,502
24,606
55,386
69,881
9,359
Nature of business not allocable
340
417
415
161,399
5,140
17,574
133,585
11,530
107,190
3,838
11,130
92,172
12,383
54,209
1,302
5,394
46,513
803
54,190
^757
'1,684
'1,424
1,403
8,353
14,566
33,733
'4,358
4,53=/
'3,326
'1,818
67
1,582
1,950
7,839
'13,119
'87
'947
'349
1,209
'998
Deficit exceeds net income.
^Estijnate is not shown because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the apppoppiate totals.
NOTE: Estijnates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Lijnitations of the Data."
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Table 4.6.— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SIZE OF TOTAL ASSETS AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
Industrial divison and item
Size of total assets
Zero
assets
Under
$10,000
$10,000
under
$25,000
$25,000
under
$50,000
$50,000
'under
$100,000
$100,000
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$250,000
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$500,000
$500,000
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$1,000,000
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$5,000,000
$5,000,000
or more
ALL INDUSTRIAL DIVISIONS
(1)
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(3)
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(8)
(9)
(10)
Number oC returns
Number of shareholders.
200,784
565,i69
5,461
12,523
28,752 30,292
67,590 76,478
34,836 40,117 38,714
91,093 109,435 119,199
14,838
54, 695
5,507
24,088
2,217
10,173
(Thousojd dollara)
Total assets. ..
Total receipts.
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations,
United States
State and local
Other interest
Rents
Royalties
Net short-term capital gain reduced by net long-term
capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by net short-term
capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividends
Other receipts
Total deductions.
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of officers.
Repairs '•
Bad debts
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions
Amortization
Depreciation
Depletion
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and ajmuity plans
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions.
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit.
Gross loss.
Net income (less deficit).
Net income
Deficit
24,234,096
S6, 752, 764
55,742,555
17,865
10,678
7,187
85,134
133,927
16,647
6,750
152,021
175,475
7,563
414,827
54,892,390
40,805,087
2,806,828
284,554
109,844
870,441
1,073,998
396, 526
20,537
9,676
1,006,408
21,924
407,749
134,563
106,826
23,340
6,814,089
1,860,374
14,937,468
14,981,338
43,870
1,853,187
2,485,457
632,270
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES
Number of returns
Number of shareholders.
8,516
31,046
254,389
87
87
433
406
10,496
2,781
6,385
270,217
179,185
11,643
1,585
2,469
6,246
6,951
4,475
52
448
9,794
1,529
274
338
3,666
41,562
4,760
75,204
76,962
1,758
4,760
25,613
20,853
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996,289
970, 586
211
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201
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1,743
322
359
6,643
4,301
35
11,156
995,417
518,279
150,465
4,501
3,425
37,248
24,557
5,030
118
457
17, 672
149
14,932
5,147
1,643
2,708
209,086
872
452,407
457,086
4,679
671
49,447
48,776
608
1,897
518,736
2,021,611
1,984,481
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417
1,535
4,054
50
53
4,758
3,502
62
22,662
1,987,286
1,193,387
237,882
11,681
2,081
68,192
49, 515
8,958
459
632
44,678
224
21,761
5,731
2,409
2,370
337,326
34,325
791,094
794,437
3,343
33,908
89,789
55,881
1,022
2,581
1,285,288
3,995,715
3,940,152
824
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749
3,005
5,384
61
537
9,260
5,624
165
30,703
3,892,456
2,549,951
343,072
24,089
6,320
116,162
96,134
20, 557
1,035
1,437
81,684
366
39,891
7,257
5,369
2,181
596,951
103,259
1,390,201
1,399,305
9,104
102,510
180,420
77,910
1,021
3,405
2,879,655
7,910,716
7,807,479
460
308
152
7,897
10,954
139
1,151
14, 658
13,622
441
53,915
7,684,997
5,268,940
578,064
41,256
21,280
160,582
169,440
45,414
2,324
1,965
152,620
77
66,197
16,718
18,465
3,650
1,138,005
225,719
2,538,539
2,550,358
11,819
225,567
331,847
106,280
1,857
6,853
6,076,433
14,989,012
14,762,494
2,233
692
1,541
18,365
29,209
107
2,223
29,012
37,344
2,790
105,235
14,437,838
10,794,933
735,427
75,612
31,501
220,074
299,319
86,936
4,821
2,991
247,922
5,446
98,578
30,512
25,785
3,458
1,774,523
551,174
3,967,561
3,972,199
4,638
549,633
667,263
117,630
2,161
8,972
5,116,228
12,275,950
12,095,108
920
903
17
16,705
26,671
12,353
120
19,780
27,229
1,612
75,452
11,847,247
9,302,199
428,440
57,710
21,720
123,524
189,607
81,674
5,517
466
197,911
2,853
77,485
32,971
18,604
1,368
1,305,198
428,703
2,792,909
2,794,666
1,757
428,686
518,181
89,495
874
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3,815,313
8,762,710
8,607,365
1,672
1,596
76
10,414
24,651
1,107
1,607
16,787
45,419
1,115
52,073
8,479,165
6,888,721
209,150
37,809
11,575
90,864
127,316
68,140
2,983
307
L28,457
867
43,720
17,436
22,623
723
828,474
283,545
1,719,144
1,722,550
3,406
283,469
349,269
65,800
495
1,943
3,378,769
4,924,295
4,770,416
1,704
1,435
269
19,820
22,774
1,178
625.
33,779
23,575
1,024
49,400
4,725,603
3,666,376
102,135
26,016
8,270
41,410
97,503
67,278
2,685
916
U0,084
7,609
38,219
14,996
8,190
2,864
531,052
198,692
1,104,040
1,106,669
2,629
198,423
241,701
43,278
209
781
(Thouamd dolto.
Total assets. . .
Total receipts.
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations, total.
United States
State and local
Other interest
Rents
Royalties
Net short-term capital gain reduced by net long-term
capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by net short-term
capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividends
Other receipts
Total deductions.
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of officers.
Repairs
Bad debts
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions
Amortization
Depreciation
Depletion
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and annuity plans
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions.
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit.
Gross loss.
Net income (less deficit).
Net income
Deficit
1,538,907
1,455,494
1,372,674
349
273
76
4,338
5,093
155
414
45,754
3,098
1,410
22,209
1,424,581
931,749
51,840
34,102
707
35,992
33,677
38,552
411
290
83,404
212
3,946
673
598
675
207,753
30,913
440,925
447,628
6,703
30,837
91,363
60,526
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10,043
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5,763
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4,260
4,366
106
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1,027
506
18,494
30,553
28, 674
30
30
(')
1,105
32,744
19,756
3,079
570
16
914
1,062
353
(')
15
1,747
78
78
37
5,036
^2,191
8,918
9,492
574
^2,191
2,303
4,494
38,281
55,849
53, 579
233
157
135
1,199
71
(M
471
53,438
31,406
4,000
1,356
19
1,310
1,918
962
14
23
3,736
371
340
(')
19
7,956
2,4U
22,173
22,489
316
2,411
5,490
3,079
141,361
194,501
183, 697
32
32
355
319
128
7,274
818
42
1,836
187,901
122,379
U,437
5,267
81
5,850
4,920
3,577
38
42
11,892
(')
1,391
115
43
20,864
6,600
61,318
62,949
1,631
6,600
14,334
7,734
339,752
382,156
359,U3
43
43
1,298
58
(M
7,513
353
1,066
11,905
361,736
238,762
15,966
6,898
126
12,743
8,199
7,037
205
85
18,896
48
704
65
150
39
51,813
20,420
120,351
122,495
2,144
20,420
33,970
13,550
313,377
261,296
250,200
180
180
694
704
(')
7,684
183
148
1,494
262,484
193,205
6,416
6,907
119
4,632
6,000
6,756
62
28
17,380
141
580
16
165
140
19,937
^1,188
56,995
57,582
587
^1,188
13,526
14,714
362,808
266,386
252,593
78
(M
76
1,051
1,711
9,532
900
14
507
264,190
135,815
5,371
8,629
221
6,558
6,046
10,710
50
15,063
636
56
243
74,789
2,196
116,778
117,198
420
2,120
10,615
8,495
304,485
193,960
177,997
16
16
1,069
799
144
11,058
119
136
2,534
194,185
138,646
3,133
3,583
40
3,445
4,238
6,969
72
15
11,928
18
150
118
92
136
21,602
=225
39,351
40,276
925
'225
6,358
6,583
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Small Business Corporations
Table 4.6.— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SIZE OF TOTAL ASSETS AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
233
Industrial division and item
Size of total assets
Zero
assets
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
$5,000,000
or more
MINING
Number of returns
Number of shareholders ,
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations, total
United States
State and ^ocal
Other interest
Rents '
Royalties
Net short-term capital gain reduced by net long-term
capital loss ■
Net long-term capital gain reduced by net short-term
capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividends ■
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of officers
Repairs <
Bad debts <
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions
Amortization
Depreciation
Depletion
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and annuity plans.
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net income (less deficit)
Net income
Deficit
CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION
Number of returns
Number of shareholders
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations, total
United States
State and local
Other interest
Rents
Royalties
Net short-term capital gain reduced by net long-term
capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by net short-term
capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividends
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of of f i cers
Repairs
Bad debts
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions
Amortization
Depreciation
Depletion
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and annuity plans
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net income (leas deficit)
Net income
Deficit
Footnotes at end of table.
(1)
(2)
(3)
W
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
1,896
5,988
(■)
(')
416
1,059
(M
(M
379
1,251
494
1,444
304
879
76
335
(Thouatwjd dollars}
340,110
409,580
387,937
216
171
45
2,059
2,294
3,868
216
5,130
5,092
127
2,641
387,514
241,351
18,328
11,702
838
2,439
11,569
5,156
336
83
25,614
7,615
1,076
2,322
590
1,985
56,510
22,066
146,586
148,347
1,761
22,021
34,112
12,091
22,388
57,951
(')
(')
567
1,553
1,187
4,635
3,061
994
27
5,218
2,594
14
(')
106
38
28
325
109
(')
138
1,811
^583
467
1,417
950
^583
398
981
2,918
6,678
(')
(')
(')
(')
(M
(M
(^)
(^)
0)
(M
(M
n
n
(M
(M
3,897
8,895
13,277
23,205
22,688
53
114
308
22,784
13,120
1,803
1,046
345
670
253
(') "
1,429
323
108
13
3,660
9,568
9,568
421
1,803
1,382
3,785
9,577
61,978
111,864
106,043
132
132
1,896
3,206
490
106,296
71,752
5,561
3,993
81
992
1,816
375
25
26
4,694
546
231
90
100
1,826
14,188
5,568
34,296
34,296
5,568
10,866
5,298
4,848
11,794
4,127
11,843
102,053
171,546
166,064
142
2,672
177
1,453
n
393
160,504
97,601
7,886
5,783
586
52
6,013
1,045
138
11,937
2,613
507
1,957
41
24,337
11,042
68,463
68,463
11,042
12,979
1,937
1,481
4,705
494
1,939
147, 626
90,965
82,815
84
39
45
1,323
2,152
786
14
1,991
281
97
1,422
85,840
53,467
1,418
825
171
940
2,702
3,386
172
20
6,802
3,875
150
275
449
11,188
5,125
29,348
30,159
811
5,080
7,402
2,322
259
914
12
53
(Thousand dollB
2,592,515
6,673,989
6,611,212
422
336
86
10,096
14,788
1,575
7,392
3,521
312
24,671
6,462,566
5,283,027
354,132
32,949
8,743
37,527
125,853
38,848
3,054
1,190
101,047
205
17,000
19,090
20,056
3,039
416,751
211,423
1,328,185
1,332,767
4,582
211,337
267,801
56,464
21,538
20,455
80
209
328
193
18, 695
12,972
1,104
67
203
131
639
105
30
(')
307
13
274
270
457
2,072
2,343
7,483
7,536
53
2,843
4,280
1,437
12,111
165,599
165,336
(M
(M "
(')
no
167,619
123,530
19,456
391
113
1,586
3,608
640
50
1,995
661
252
415
471
14,448
^2,020
'41,805
43,100
1,294
'2,020
3,054
5,074
64,337
280,789
279,710
71
117
14
412
(^)
456
277,158
187,799
36,889
1,637
274
2,619
7,474
1,710
33
6,929
1,260
1,575
624
31
28,170
3,531
91,911
92,002
91
3,531
10,361
6,730
138,702
536,804
535,117
(')
(')
127
216
192
212
530,217
417,430
39,135
2,597
989
3,285
11,751
2,206
87
31
7,817
1,599
1,402
1,103
51
40,619
6,587
117,687
120,113
2,426
5,587
17,557
10,970
357,105
1,037,159
1,080,233
10
10
978
746
13
852
353
22
3,952
813,340
30,042
4,957
2,982
6,145
24,759
5,799
277
91
18,290
27
3,728
2,577
5,961
154
91, 514
26,015
266,393
266,704
311
26,015
35,630
10,614
556,908
1,834,256
1,823,522
73
58
669
4,071
21
1,368
576
96
3,860
1,750,076
1,406,051
101,315
13,808
2,718
13,275
36,223
3,389
673
961
32,047
4,899
7,468
7,380
136
114,228
84,180
417,471
417,471
34,112
92,352
3,240
497,072
1,278,892
1,267,974
177
177
2,936
1,794
242'
94
43
5,577
1,240,382
1,064,085
46,410
5,955
699
6,295
20,579
7,521
1,356
13
16,716
108
2,094
2,152
1,673
270
64,455
38,510
203,889
204,279
390
33,510
43,592
10,032
319,384
712,507
697,577
43
43
947
5,212
1,456
3,266
53
(>)
3,951
684,826
618,728
12,999
774
215
1,366
11,14^
4,295
162
(')
4,515
1,809
300
756
82
27,673
27,581
78,849
73,849
27,581
28,342
661
451,904
654,300
640,321
107
15
4,050
2,329
73
653
1,517
103
5,142
533,315
546,939
14,908
2,727
543
2,725
8,695
7,954
314
11,453
49
704
2,187
1,857
1,337
30,922
20,984
93,332
93,399
17
20,969
23,525
2,656
94,492
102,145
100,967
10
179
94
417
25
30
411
99,134
91,653
1,424
35
(M
100
925
228
54
21
133
903
12
2,650
3,011
9,314
9,314
3,008
3,003
234
Business Returns/1967 • Small Business Corporations
Table 4.6.— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SIZE OF TOTAL ASSETS AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
Industrial division and item
Total
Size of
total asset
2ero
assets
Under
$10,000
$10,000
under
$25,000
$25,000
under
$50,000
$50,000
under
$100,000
$100,000
lander
$250,000
$250,000
under
$500,000
$500,000
under
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
under
$5,000,000
$5,000,000
or more
(1)
(2)
(3)
C4)
C5)
C6)
C7)
C8)
C9)
ClO)
(n)
24,568
72,383
382
1,143
2,046
4,171
3,218
8,064
3,790
9,810
5,492
15,826
5,078
14,619
2,737
10,498
1,292
5,937
520
2,716
13
49
f77iousa/.d
dollars}
4,747,973
_
9,615
55,971
141,009
403,113
326,933
947,611
860,875
782,129
720,717
10,631,459
13,106
69,212
219,369
462,066
1,115,138
2,208,076
2,292,358
2,513,898
1,443,077
295,109
10,491,059
11,094
7,266
3,828
13,950
12,629
67,697
218,244
CM
CM
47
459,062
172
1,106,913
343
2,194,674
94
94
1,414
2,279,053
2(X
204
1,650
2,479,181
463
463
1,142
1,416,355
1,056
989
67
4,492
257,251
9,269
5,508
3,761
4,686
17,081
2,345
_
68
63
224
1,159
1,039
1,107
165
3,055
864
4,820
102
5,546
1,214
380
-
-
-
CM
171
-
CM
-
131
13
22,701
35,669
909
36,271
309
158
CM
1,410
36
249
200
559
298
39
CM
2,260
458
84
16
6,044
2,890
1,077
36
5,852
4,197
480
525
4,971
161
20,745
11
8,276
10,035
431
241
5,364
4,103
11,045
79
1,903
10,133,835
13,338
69,119
218,336
452,218
1,032,035
2,103,416
2,161,175
2,405,067
1,356,357
272,773
7,650,516
554,378
59,998
20,012
116,514
8,434
335
79
10
113
41,819
9,112
303
1,323
2,050
137,450
30,002
1,234
136
5,759
314,569
47,582
2,650
303
10,571
742,571
111,164
5,943
2,010
20,276
1,559,430
144,805
11,290
4,553
28,832
1,535,323
104,160
14,659
4,502
16,757
1,950,096
68,843
12,554
4,496
19,535
1,070,002
32,160
7,718
2,070
6,791
190,317
6,715
3,563
599
4,830
225,625
55,410
5,692
1,016
208,066
279
112
(') '
150
1,859
365
CM
23
1,316
5,634
363
56
67
4,882
14,098
2,302
117
100
11,898
27,323
5,558
431
87
27,203
44,857
7,519
895
70
42,757
47,855
13,602
1,353
241
44,223
33,529
12,699
1,308
124
43,790
35,496
9,791
1,225
251
23,627
9,590
2,299
306
45
3,220
12,963
64,039
32,062
31,224
2,iS6
1,093,329
17
212
3,594
901
52
90
60
9,340
73
1,291
108
713
29,063
3,657
981
1,265
443
41,677
32
5,742
2,002
3,456
253
127,874
4,657
10,728
5,331
5,889
491
230,252
15,564
7,766
8,972
193
246,001
243
11,960
5,053
4,541
169
229,922
3,892
9,644
6,514
3,034
433
143,709
4,066
4,535
2,205
3,264
27
31,592
497,624
-'232
93
1,033
9,343
33,153
104,660
131,182
108,831
86,720
22,336
2,840,543
2,851,510
10,967
4,195
4,195
25,378
25,949
71
30,794
31,167
373
144,493
147,627
3,134
354,342
356,505
2,163
535,244
537,133
1,339
643,725
644,503
780
529,085
531,478
2,393
346,353
345,517
164
66,434
66,434
493,796
609,179
115,383
^232
414
6.46
93
2,736
2,643
1,033
7,260
6,227
9,848
21,538
11,790
33,153
50,831
17,678
104, 550
129,455
24,795
131,132
152,318
21,636
108,831
130,187
21,356
36,653
95,071
3,418
13,575
18,769
194
3,598
23,231
606
1,439
1,477
3,145
1,214
3,297
1,438
3,323
1,894
5,150
1,210
2,843
493
2,229
CM
CM
76
543
-
(Thousand
dollars)
820,206
_
6,377
21,821
52,515
136,163
175,449
170,977
CM
120,15V
1,363,641
30,758
34,190
57,538
160,953
259,373
247,330
264,069
CM
127,581
-
1,332,057
1,195
257
938
1,774
25,725
33,923
CM
CM
47
54,416
37
37
107
155,900
749
749
26
257,028
184
32
152
140
241,623
104
258,881
131
131
797
CM
CM
CM
CM
125,358
30
30
313
-
6,996
685
-
CM
696
-
175
1,711
1,541
685
CM
-
907
-
89
-
-
-
83
-
-
-
-
CM
-
7,394
1,704
112
11,635
4,970
41
22
100
62
23
15
118
409
1,755
222
385
3,087
107
45
CM
1,538
16
44
19
3,813
1,322
62
550
CM
CM
CM
444
75
59
389
-
1,284,511
27,795
33,268
55,948
160,171
246,335
238,442
249,537
CM
116, 502
-
780,323
96,669
1,834
2,243
26,266
15,265
1,599
CM "
252
15,310
5,354
CM
731
32,495
6,775
CM
26
2,436
101,272
13,681
102
177
2,321
139,623
25,305
255
590
6,092
150,045
13,740
10
420
9,310
162,310
16,723
1,462
948
2,824
CM
CM
CM
CM
66,465
7,743
62
1,485
-
51,620
16,150
470
1,259
80,787
1,053
490
(')
56
3,730
1,162
216
CM
16
1,422
2,058
516
CM
26
3,033
5,245
1,252
23
535
6,303
10,542
1,547
76
312
14,369
10,035
4,275
48
295
16,265
7,657
3,904
127
13,138
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
8,001
2,329
65
CM
13,59o
-
189
10,007
6,443
12,909
692
196,645
66
21
430
4,321
283
194
37
3,033
1,015
162
31
CM
7,369
1,300
311
525
CM
25,622
1,631
639
823
CM
44,522
1,364
172
2,061
166
30,236
189
1,553
2,377
435
35,370
CM
CM
CM
CM
749
1,174
379
85
14,362
-
79,130
2,963
922
1,590
732
13,038
3,883
14, 532
CM
11,079
-
551,734
553,584
1,850
10,460
10,460
18,118
18,124
CM
21,921
21,921
54,623
55,629
1,001
117,405
117,580
175
91,578
91,858
280
96,571
95,571
CM
CM
CM
58,893
58,893
-
78,192
110,709
32,517
2,963
5,477
2,514
922
2,030
1,158
1,553
3,078
1,525
33
5,973
5,945
12,886
17,794
4,908
8,888
15,311
6,423
14, 532
22,102
7,570
CM
11,079
11,797
718
MANUFACTURING
Number of returns
Number of shareholders
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations, total
United States
State and local
Other interest ■
Rents
Royalties
Net short-term capital gain reduced by net long-term
capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by net short-term
capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets ■
Dividends
Other receipts ■
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of officers
Repairs
Bad debt s
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions
Amortisation
Depreciation <
Depletion <
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and Einnuity plans.
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net income (less deficit)
Net income
Deficit
TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, ELECTRIC, GAS,
AND SANITAitY SERVICES
Number of returns
Ni:mber of shareholders
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations, total
United States
State and local
Other interest
Rents
Rc^altles
Net short-term capital gain reduced by net long-term
capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by net short-term
capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividends
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of officers
Repairs
Bad debts
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions
Amortisation
Depreciation
Depletion
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and annuity plans
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net income (less deficit)
Net income
Deficit
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Small Business Corporations
Table 4.6.— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SIZE OF TOTAL ASSETS AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
235
Industrial division and item
Size of total aEsets
Zero
assets
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
.,000,000
under
■,000,000
$5,000,000
or more
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
Number of returns
Number of shareholders
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations, total
United States
State and local
Other interest
Rents
Royalties
Net short-terra capital gain reduced by net long-term
capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by net short-terra
capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividend^
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of officers
Repai rs
Bad debts
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions
Amortization
Depreciation
Depletion <
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and annuity plans
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss , noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net income (less deficit)
Net income
Deficit
Wholesale Trade
Number of returns
Number of shareholders
Total assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations, total ,
United States
State and local
Other interest
Rents
Royalties
Net short-term capital gain reduced by net long-term
capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by net short-term
capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividends
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of officers
Repairs
Bad debts
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions ■
Amortization
Depreciation
Depletion
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and annuity plans
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss , noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net income (less deficit)
Net income
Deficit
Footnotes at end of table.
(1)
(2)
(3)
W
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
76,929
207,420
1,663
3,418
7,421
16,894
10,111
23,123
13,897
34,408
17,500
45,723
17,912
53,189
6,259
21,009
1,746
7,738
409
1,902
(Tbousend dolloi
8,898,822
30,303,021
29,940,032
2,403
1,516
887
26,171
45,641
9,131
1,047
26,371
6,653
3,221
242,351
,935,191
,140,321
88,044
62,587
425,331
428,509
118,420
6,991
3,281
273,182
650
221,911
49,713
23,714
5,704
i,808,026
711,446
,004,841
,008,869
4,028
710,559
901,697
191,138
20,809
56,756
126,256
122,924
(')
1,152
1,137
1,038
130,923
96,017
4,319
467
1,114
3,077
2,638
447
13
43
2,237
829
47
890
18,785
^4,667
26,907
27,718
811
^4,667
4,961
9,628
343
877
36,719
319,550
308,427
282
312
2,900
695
6,934
323,059
171, 671
42,492
1,397
1,731
12,034
6,929
987
50
98
4,351
2,166
2,817
402
687
75,247
=3,509
136,756
137,106
350
^3, 509
12,232
15,741
2,347
4,774
174,504
863,802
846,294
350
25
325
236
(M
1,403
818
13,904
854,086
554,921
70,240
3,476
764
25,755
17,076
2,517
73
188
11,245
(M
6,554
1,613
498
161
159,003
9,716
291,373
292,091
718
9,391
24,180
14,789
2,766
6,781
522,126
1,896,225
1,879,220
27
27
1,853
634
107
1,858,033
1,230,268
125,384
9,256
2,781
57,438
37,462
7,031
323
452
27,483
38
18,288
2,350
841
507
338,131
38,192
648,952
649,574
622
38,192
66,442
28,250
3,069
6,836
1,241,022
4,295,102
4,249,084
69
4,454
204
3,653
1,114
224
32,314
4,190,193
2,941,459
239,282
15,618
13,562
92,767
71,488
17, 675
865
1,207
48,664
n
39,845
5,991
4,346
661
696,757
104,909
1,307,625
1,309,142
1,517
104,909
147,720
42,811
10,298
2,815jll0
8,990,960
8,896,537
505
35
470
6,813
14,156
272
7,288
1,208
744
63,437
8,776,279
6,794,576
338,077
27,002
19,141
112,713
156,459
36,700
2,123
1,020
89,507
177
66,047
7,647
6,515
1,843
1,116,727
214,681
2,101,961
2,101,961
214,211
256,592
42,381
5,261
15, 514
2,184,672
7,244,241
7,161,733
182
165
17
7,119
13,046
8,827
2,089
1,011
743
49,433
7,055,566
5,688,353
199,189
18,063
14,353
79,568
79,144
26,214
1,868
42
53,915
81
50,814
16,320
6,731
619
319,737
188,675
1,473,375
1,473,375
188,658
211,204
22,546
,039
.,305
1,232,339
4,526,018
4,477,076
1,033
1,033
3,335
237
149
3,665
330
1,082
35,573
4,414,289
3,798,991
91,420
8,477
4,456
26,605
37,342
14,959
920
21,883
340
23,132
8,727
2,746
223
374,042
111,729
678,035
673,085
111,729
122,537
10,308
910
,910
636,260
1,965,552
1,926,654
237
162
75
3,931
6,047
67
150
3,537
232
293
24,294
1,917,227
1,602,033
28,932
4,093
4,363
14,586
19,094
10,556
735
205
12,337
(M
13,839
3,581
1,529
57
200,776
48,325
324, 621
324, 631
10
43,250
52,310
4,060
(Thousand dalle
3,011,350
11,996,803
1,742
13,143
9,070
240
9,410
1,322
1,290
97,273
11,865,856
9,800,138
402,321
23,556
23,676
91,911
133,381
37,875
2,430
461
84,186
493
33,521
25,677
9,950
1,234
1,195,041
272,662
2,196,665
2,198,509
1,344
271,808
340,467
63,659
48,744
43,521
(M
84
113
51,141
44,061
568
{^)
360
224
534
163
{^)
(M
273
116
(1) "
4,325
^2,397
4,460
4,311
351
^2,397
565
2,962
11,519
101, 692
96,542
(^)
4,968
100,450
41,156
24,757
216
45
2,356
1,315
349
(1)
26
1,270
469
2,798
344
268
25,072
1,242
55,386
55,422
36
1,242
5,041
3,799
47,300
240,807
227,923
350
25
325
115
(')
12,105
238,325
149,164
29,307
499
213
3,330
2,930
654
31
65
2,704
1,097
953
207
78,764
79,287
523
1,657
7,152
5,495
116,402
471,356
465,043
27
27
396
489
26
5,277
453,517
327,424
33,311
1,093
975
7,009
5,465
1,960
66
2,963
1,590
221
207
69,937
12,839
137,619
137,619
12,839
20,183
7,344
276,394
1,170,041
1,149,678
(M
(M
1,745
324
1,129
158
126
16,380
1,155,671
906,953
50,091
1,903
8,246
11,683
10,757
4,263
177
39
9,923
3,350
1,073
1,690
78
144,925
14,370
242,720
243,644
924
14,370
32,289
17,919
352,731
3,416,599
3,389,686
464
457
2,372
3,973
11
522
589
244
18,733
3,337,272
2,749,758
112,715
9,016
5,493
25,254
50,559
9,823
726
54
23,962
84
8,833
2,234
2,186
269
331,256
79,327
639,928
639,923
73,870
90,179
11,309
738,169
3,000,974
2,965,612
10
lb
4,726
8,327
108
19,561
2,928,124
2,424,103
31,552
5,808
4,170
25,007
34,509
8,331
627
11
19,661
74
9,396
9,369
2,406
76
302,969
72,350
541, 504
541,504
72,850
79,876
7,026
623,639
2,725,349
2,702,394
676
676
1,233
1,326
237
149
3,646
33
568
15,537
2,665,267
2,356,397
55,134
3,555
1,628
11,548
17,779
7,314
415
11
10,009
340
4,500
5,210
2,064
202
189,111
60,582
345,997
345,997
60,532
71,390
10,808
307,725
915,812
904,347
214
14i
1,142
, 676
(^)
33
2,927
133
148
4,636
887,173
763,435
14,152
1,417
2,43.-
9,131
4,457
360
137
5,052
2,265
2,268
786
37
76,415
28,639
141,362
141,372
10
23,567
30,564
1,997
(11)
56,020
75,315
72,083
(-)
72
1,980
71,920
56,897
986
195
317
788
877
1,334
21
1,060
397
167
59
51
8,771
3,395
15,136
15,136
3,395
3,519
124
31,971
46,644
46,552
(')
69
(')
43,416
37,627
684
36
64
316
402
506
13
27
127
44
3,462
3,228
8,925
8,925
3,223
3,228
236
Business Returns/1967 • Smalt Business Corporations
Table 4.6.— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SIZE OF TOTAL ASSETS AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
Industrial divison and item
Total
Si=e of
total asset.
Zero
Under
$10,000
$10,000
under
$25,000
under
$50,000
under
$100,000
under
$250,000
under
$500,000
under
$1,000,000
$5,000,000
$25,000
$50,000
$100,000
$250,000
$500,000
$1,000,000
$5,000,000
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
C8)
(9)
(10)
(n)
54,430
1,287
4,997
7,117
10,677
13,148
12,197
4,018
336
"203
146,531
2,465
12,005
15,922
27,194
34,291
36,315
13,597
3,828
914
(Thousand
dollars)
5,695,454
_
24,857
122,335
399,380
928,105
1,884,813
1,395,733
603,750
336,481
17,660,898
70,108
214,108
605,253
1,402,148
3,014,452
5,368,616
4,145,193
1,800,169
1,040,846
17,445,237
66,999
208,136
600, 632
1,391,582
2,989,426
5,302,915
4,100,450
1,774,682
1,010,415
613
-
-
-
-
20
41
172
357
23
580
-
_
_
_
20
28
155
357
20
33
-
-
-
-
-
13
17
_
«
17,783
(')
157
121
282
2,240
4,363
6,035
1,805
2,779
29,885
(')
257
714
1,306
3,606
9,935
6,334
2,509
5,171
61
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
61
807
-
(M
151
204
261
58
-
127
16,753
1,068
2,900
1,257
634
2,449
6,633
1,133
19
660
5,109
1,024
693
724
56
746
619
909
247
91
1,910
-
-
(M
28
98
500
635
514
127
142,740
1,013
1,965
1,791
8,109
15,663
43,349
29,422
20,036
21,392
17,234,523
72,553
219,041
598,433
1,376,175
2,926,551
5,238,177
4,032,492
1,749,022
1,022,079
13,786,672
47,459
128,486
393,642
889,073
1,960,052
3,897,862
3,198,260
1,442,594
829,244
711,985
3,117
17,279
40,327
89,313
183,438
214,978
113,044
36,236
14,253
62,395
459
1,173
2,882
8,110
13,380
17,562
U,679
4,922
2,723
38,135
754
1,686
457
1,763
5,135
13,323
10,142
2,828
2,047
324,114
2,690
9,626
21,522
50,338
79,075
83,068
52,950
15,057
9,788
286,999
1,805
5,563
14,006
30,619
59,257
103,305
43,044
19,563
9,837
78,592
273
638
1,790
5,067
12,848
26,441
17,225
7,645
6,665
4,356
12
41
39
257
665
1,331
1,156
505
350
2,804
37
72
119
390
1,161
966
26
15
13
182,944
1,866
3,081
8,413
20,993
37,539
58,621
32,115
11,874
3,442
152
-
-
(')
38
(')
93
0)
_
(M
183,837
617
1,663
5,384
15,270
34,642
55,837
40,051
18,632
11,741
22,579
_
19
655
760
4,918
4,738
6,703
3,517
1,269
13,345
45
58
291
620
2,543
4,120
4,325
682
661
4,445
890
419
64
276
583
1,579
543
21
70
2,530,669
12,529
49,237
108,840
263,288
531,309
754,353
501,222
184,931
124,960
426, 375
^2,445
=4,933
6,820
25,973
87,901
130,439
112,706
51,147
18,767
4,658,565
19,540
79,650
206,990
502,509
1,029,374
1,405,053
902,190
332,083
181,171
4,660,749
20,000
79,964
207,185
503,131
1,029,967
1,405,053
902,190
332,088
181,171
2,184
460
314
195
622
593
-
-
-
426,342
^2,445
^4,933
6,820
25,973
87,901
130,426
112,689
51,147
18,764
545,279
4,221
6,921
16,059
46,1&4
111,806
159,984
128,026
51,147
20,951
118,937
6,666
11,854
9,239
20,191
23,905
29,558
15,337
~
2,137
A
20,340
532
4,018
3,406
3,145
3,677
3,561
1,251
455
286
9
66,199
1,294
12,353
9,991
9,510
10,911
12,984
5,373
2,498
1,249
36
(Thou said
dillBrs)
2,234,579
14,677
58,346
112,353
254,675
543,131
427,090
314,946
430,114
79,247
1,030,872
3,695
78,018
108,709
11-^,409
205,574
260,108
97,763
34,210
70,734
52,652
813,925
1, 543
72,136
102,493
105,414
185,684
201,127
55,270
2,050
41,395
46,813
1,735
87
201
60
(')
23
1,227
(M
_
107
21
409
87
_
(')
(M
23
224
0)
_
41
20
1,326
-
201
55
_
1,003
_
66
n
18,685
165
436
669
1,170
1,422
6,561
2,360
2,532
2,065
755
20,240
104
1,159
380
1,803
2,796
5,205
4,026
3,915
349
(')
346
-
(M
-
19
139
-
-
-
68
116
2,640
-
-
(M
106
463
1,925
52
(')
35
50
23,744
586
1,156
393
4,978
1,372
7,240
3,966
48
2,593
1,412
115,582
261
856
1,371
4,041
9,446
31,007
23,920
23,099
20,775
806
741
-
(')
(')
15
29
460
93
_
89
43
2,514
31,882
2,758
65,005
2,633
52,711
905,646
3,312
72,067
97,772
102,397
186,458
207,882
36,160
240,369
-
13,293
15,941
32,401
67,566
41,788
15,711
760
8,910
43,999
156,125
666
13,349
25,162
16,260
28,862
43,820
13,192
3,215
5,753
841
4,793
0)
139
3a3
482
1,186
1,324
241
653
337
42
5,396
(■)
184
255
1,052
581
1,987
28
914
341
49
24,876
3,176
3,615
3,233
5,181
5,325
2,640
257
1,353
96
31,737
125
1,992
2,390
2,879
5,439
8,570
4,354
1,822
3,065
601
41,434
242
1,077
600
2,574
5,070
8,485
9,204
6,841
5,965
1,376
1,174
_
8
63
320
243
421
21
n
85
11
425
11
59
44
39
81
131
17
33
(')
(')
23,036
177
886
1,826
2,002
4,653
5,820
2,405
2,475
1,538
1,204
21
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93
3,506
3,263
2,764
5,979
5,463
1,012
750
1,575
83
2,879
-
41
422
54
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755
_
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448
59
1,746
-
209
172
216
313
388
143
149
103
53
4,210
1,210
595
814
_
53
525
122
_
635
256
342,932
777
33,552
42,822
38,116
60,151
83,075
31,570
14,011
34,819
4,039
125,226
383
5,951
10,937
17,012
19,116
52,226
11,603
2,328
5,729
259
573,556
1,543
58,843
86,552
73,013
118,118
159,339
39,559
1,290
32,485
2,6U
573,753
1,543
58,843
86,554
73,133
118,118
159,339
39,559
1,290
32,485
2,889
197
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-
-
-
-
75
123,900
383
5,750
10,882
17,012
19,116
51,223
11,603
2,323
5,663
^60
159,261
1,481
9,388
12,999
19,489
24, 327
56,609
35,361
1,098
3,638
2,117
2,477
5,211
5,386
2,767
5,157
4,265
3,2^5
Retail trade
Number of returns ■
Nuniber of shareholders
Total assets
Total receipte
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations, total
United States
State and local
Other interest
Rents
Royalties
Net short-term capital gain reduced by net long-term
capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by net short-term
capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividends
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold
Cksmpensation of officers
Repairs
Bad debts
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions
Amortization
Depreciation
Depletion
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and annuity plans
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net income (less deficit)
Net income
Deficit
FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE
Number of returns
Number of shareholders
Tot£il assets
Total receipts
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations, total
United States
State and local
Other interest
Rents
Royalties
Net short-term capital gain reduced by net long-term
capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by net short-terra
capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividends
Other receipts
Total deductions
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of officers
Repairs
Bad debts
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions
Amortization
Depreciation
Depletion
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and annuity plans
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss, noncapital assets
Other deductions.
Total receipts less total deductions
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net income (less deficit)
Net income
Deficit
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Small Business Corporations
Table 4.6.— TOTAL ASSETS AND INCOME STATEMENT ITEMS, BY SIZE OF TOTAL ASSETS AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION— Continued
237
Industrial division ajid item
Size of total assets
Zero
assets
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
$5,000,000
or more
(1)
(2)
(3)
(-4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
Number of returns
Number of shareholders.
Total assets.. .
Total receipts.
Business receipts
Interest on Government obligations, total.
United States
State and local
Other interest
Rents
Royalties
Net short-term capital gain reduced by net lorg-term
capital loss
Net long-term capital gain reduced by net short-terra
capital loss
Net gain, noncapital assets
Dividends
Other receipts
Total deductions.
Cost of goods sold
Compensation of officers.
Repairs
Bad debts
Rent
Taxes
Interest
Contributions .
Amortisation. .
Depreciation. .
Depletion
Advertising
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, and annuity plans
Other employee benefit plans
Net loss , noncapital assets
Other deductions
Total receipts less total deductions .
Gross profit (less loss)
Gross profit
Gross loss
Net income (less deficit).
Net income
Deficit
35,728
94,873
1,175
2,045
9,278
19,945
7,008
18,107
7,078
18, 629
4,507
12,152
4,096
12, 665
1,478
6,517
757
3,103
346
1,693
(Thousand dolt Bra)
2,941,439
4,710,457
4,620,680
451
450
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8,009
21,632
117
245
12,799
4,094
731
41,699
4,526,826
2,622,988
428,244
50,314
8,833
199,265
161,649
81,611
2,325
1,984
208,069
64
64,435
21,206
15,953
4,749
655,087
183,631
1,997,692
2,010,671
12,979
183,630
306,373
122,743
37,542
33,508
1,822
36,228
19,176
2,147
398
776
2,132
1,280
1,487
329
1,414
467
6,166
1,314
14,332
14,567
235
1,314
5,125
3,8U
42,406
307,783
303,004
59
203
13
1,425
1,135
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1,940
308,034
139,525
58,407
1,976
74
17,331
8,424
1,350
53
127
6,724
39
7,172
1,709
490
757
63,876
^251
163,479
165,381
1,902
^251
18,129
18,380
117,079
448,378
442,359
370
1,946
38
1,932
172
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1,552
439,095
240, 609
63,794
4,316
583
25,834
13,343
2,352
175
146
14,499
7,953
1,773
371
1,276
62,071
9,283
201,750
203,335
1,585
9,283
28,902
19, 619
256,762
731,078
719,198
44
44
568
1,131
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1,560
154
91
8,326
702,138
401,970
94,434
6,580
999
36,775
20,889
3,865
151
249
20,906
11,606
1,819
1,378
1,142
99,375
28,940
317,228
318,713
1,485
28,940
41,504
12,564
323,745
701,764
693,270
142
142
172
942
1,331
102
3,840
678,202
409,060
77, 332
6,538
1,470
23,709
24,013
6,024
305
136
25,330
7,823
4,409
3,451
651
87,951
23,562
284,210
290,232
6,022
23,562
33,307
14,745
634,094
941,360
926,544
159
159
1,907
1,729
49
801
304
369
9,498
880,891
521,467
73,305
12,112
2,373
36,141
32,271
13,877
434
399
38,054
25
9,047
7,934
3,294
253
129,405
60,469
405,077
405,258
181
60,469
72,293
11,824
493,881
707,897
697,534
39
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327
4,313
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50
5,506
672,463
469,253
30,811
5,682
895
10,752
19,436
13,479
608
125
40,447
5,481
2,630
444
22
72,398
35,434
228,281
228,281
35,434
43,677
8,243
537,440
478,407
471,347
1,047
4,876
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20
212
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474,504
258,619
20,206
5,645
841
36,228
25,490
16,763
455
55
29,496
3,251
195
5,778
71,482
3,903
212,728
212,933
205
3,903
21,470
17,567
507,787
340,409
318,836
67
66
2,877
5,869
U2
4,093
334
70
8,184
319,008
155,197
7,243
6,793
786
10,197
15,751
21,349
144
408
23,531
11,412
681
747
131
59,538
21,401
163,639
165,003
1,3&4
21,400
36,821
15,421
(U)
5
17
28,245
15,839
15,080
89
260
235
12
31
132
16,263
8,112
65
274
36
166
752
1,065
10
2,618
284
56
2,825,
^424
6,968
6,968
^424
145
569
^Estimate is not shovm separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals
^Total deductions exceed total receipts.
Defici,t exceeds net income.
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
Estimates for "Wholesale and retail trade not allocable" and "Nature of business not allocable"
the data are included in the appropriate totals.
See text for explanatoiy statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data
are not shown separately' because of high sampling variability. However,
Section
CONTENTS
Chart
5A Small corporations' volume of business of States, 1967, 239
Basic tables
5.1 Number of returns, receipts, cost of goods sold, depreciation, net income,
and inventory, by selected industries, 240
5.2 Total assets and income statement items, by selected industries, 247
5.3 Returns with net income: Total assets and income statement items, by
selected industries, 254
5.4 Number of returns, receipts, cost of goods sold, depreciation, net income,
and inventory, by selected industries and size of business receipts, 261
5.5 Number of returns, business receipts, cost of goods sold, gross profit, and
net profit, by size of gross profit and selected industries, 277
5.6 Corporations in 39 States: Number of returns, business receipts, and net
income for all returns and for returns with business receipts under
$1,000,000, by selected Industries, and by State in which filed, 284
5.7 Corporations in 11 States: Number of returns, business receipts, and net
income, for all returns and for returns with business receipts under
$1,000,000. by industrial division, and by State in which filed, 304
All Corporations
This report is the major Statistics of Income report on
unincorporated businesses. Corporation data are included
only to complete the picture of total U. S. business
activity. More comprehensive data on corporate business
activity are given in Statistics of Income, Corporation
Income Tax Returns.
Basic data on receipts, deductions, and net income,
by industry, various size measures, and State where
the return was filed are included in tables 5.1-5.7.
Chart 5A ^^"i^^^^^^^^i^^^^^^^^^BBii^^^^^
Volume of business of small corporations^
in 1967 ranged from $212 million in
Alaska to $32 billion in New York
Billion dollars
10 and over
Volume of
business
^Corporations each with less than SI million
in business receipts and who for that reason
are presumed to have conducted most of
their business within the State.
Source: Tables 5.5 & 5.7
239
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Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.5— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS,
COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES
AND NET PROFIT, BY SKE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
277
Industry and size of gross profit
Gross profit, total
il under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
il0,006 under $25,000..,
$25,000 under $50,000..,
$50,000 under $75,000. . ,
$75,000 under $100,000. ,
$100,000 under $500,000,
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Grose profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000...
$10,000 under $25,000..
$25,000 under $50,000..
$50,000 under $75,000. .
f 75, 000 under $100,000.
100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000..
$25,000 under $50,000..
$50,000 under $75,000..
$75,000 under $100,000.
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000...
$1D,C00 under $25,000..
$25,000 under $50,000..
$50,000 under $75,000. .
$75,000 under $100,000.
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000...
$10,000 under $25,000..
$25,000 under $50,000..
$50,000 under $75,000..
$75,000 under $100,000.
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Footnotes at end of table.
Numtar of
returns
Business
receipts
(TTiautand
dot I or a)
Cost of
goods sold
(Thouamd
dotlora)
Gross profit
or loss
(Thotjaend
dollara)
Net Income
(less
deficit)
(Thouaa^d
dollara)
All industries
1,200,701 1,278,745,923 901,742,283 377,003,640
66,055
37,884
84,474
203,459
226,627
137,979
93,476
290,225
60,520
333,659
683,854
740,815
2,484,137
12,342,466
29,190,298
31,257,888
29,167,416
237,556,209
935,322,840
6,253,624
1S,040
1,573
1,106
2,129
3,422
3,452
1,782
1,284
2,932
362
3,720
11,023
1,158
468
985
l,6ia
1,834
993
455
2,670
847
3,418
334
376
435
148
3,218
286
548
343
233
1,025
241
50,049
3,462
2,085
3,838
9,998
10,020
5,007
3,538
10,390
1,708
8,215
601,558
609,333
1,896,064
8,954,562
21,018,572
22,818,279
21,099,713
177,587,057
647, 157, 145
6,856,064
82,296
131,482
588,073
3,387,904
8,171,726
8,439,609
8,067,703
59,969,152
288,165,695
602,440
73,272,754
'52,661
'39,431
'51,898
67,135
538, 128
723,623
765,854
6,915,509
64,406,495
4,908,975
Number of
returns
Business
rec 'IptB
(n.maend
dollara)
Cost of
goods sold
(Thotiaaid
dollara)
Gross profit
or loss
(Thouaand
dollara)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thotiaeatd
••>
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Total
27, 533
2,424
1,623
2,699
5,229
6,015
2,842
1,972
4,257
473
4,915
8,323,834
18,935
26,552
67,612
392,318
"749,899
994,146
541,265
2,848,221
2,684,886
531,477
5,950,938 2,372,896
15,936
21,055
49,037
303,305
537,032
820,862
372,374
2,047,610
1,783,727
573,157
2,999
5,497
18,575
89,013
212,867
173,284
168,891
800,611
901,159
41,680
272,054
'321
'5,094
'5,295
'4 584
u,eo3
18,176
21,4^
112,159
121,766
'89,082
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries^Continued
5,378,768
11,753
21,040
55,310
252,718
371,412
394,046
326,794
1,820,327
2,125,363
465,435
3,649,683 1,729,085
9,751
17,273
40,662
195,023
247,553
287,392
216,831
1,256,305
1,378,843
500,135
2,007
3,767
14,643
57,695
123,859
106,654
109,913
564,022
746,520
34,700
221,335
'1,172
'3,077
'3,284
'427
11, 637
10,170
14,126
88,473
104, 889
'73,857
Other agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
9,493
851
518
571
1,806
2,562
1,060
687
1,326
112
1,195
2,945,066 2,301,255
7,177
5,512
12,302
139,600
378,487
600,100
21A,471
1,027,894
559,523
66,042
6,185
3,782
8,375
108,282
289,479
533,470
155,493
791,305
404,884
73,022
643,811
992
1,730
3,927
31,318
89,008
66,630
58,978
236,589
154,639
6,980
Mining
Total
12,660,206
14,348
5,835
29,850
89,373
247,621
194,738
124,868
1,691,493
10,262,080
94,238
7,261,392
12,745
4,178
22,794
62,592
180,372
132,567
85,537
1,118,079
5,642,528
148,123
5,398,814
1,603
1,657
7,056
26,781
67, 249
62, 171
39,331
573,414
4,619,552
53,885
1,786,552
'7,689
'1,250
'2,767
'7,507
'3,700
6,537
3,707
60,127
1,739,094
'322,296
Coal mining
2,809,296
17,706
106,302
396,089
2,210,374
63,291
12,226
12,224
92,590
57,638
301,460
1,620,049
5,482
13,712
7,540
94,629
590,325
81,323
'■1,130
'909
'3,551
11,977
72,072
'15,636
Mining— Continued
Other mining
2,684,331
13,563
17,958
56,563
57, 947
52,842
598,367
1,886,591
2,477
11,451
12,973
35,975
36,268
32,811
364,335
1,087,678
4,393
4,985
20,588
21,679
20,031
234,532
793,913
1,916
232,208
'3,516
'5,770
3,307
4,570
758
25,274
207,535
'9,784
Metal mining
107
49
2,032,805
44,611
1,982,617
1,492
28,603
1,229,128
1,782
770,544
16,008
753,489
Crude petroleum and natural gas
5,892
865
342
592
981
893
616
163
1,103
338
1,393
5,133,774 2,321,453 2,812,321
8,066
3,128
11,422
51,601
81,494
94,809
48,330
651,926
4, 182,498
26, 978
6,911
1,895
7,153
35,618
49,135
56,651
34,736
423,681
1,705,673
71,012
1,155
1,233
4,269
15,983
32,359
33,158
14,094
223,245
2,476,825
44,034
Contract construction
112,333
5,891
3,973
7,983
21,822
24,806
12,828
9,096
23,041
2,882
10,847
65,691,460 54,436,405 11,255,055
202,733
157, 116
443,731
2,117,244
4,670,786
4,296,180
4,Z37,291
25,668,254
23,393,120
1,136,776
194, 615
U3,347
387,970
1,751,096
3,772,326
3,513,589
3,443,533
21,139,289
20,085,585
1,193,094
8,123
13,769
55,761
366,148
398,460
782,591
788,703
4,528,965
3,312,535
56,318
Contract construction— Continued
General contractors
42,001,371
131,375
104,973
281,350
1,336,636
2,5U,357
2,298,100
2,194,734
15,152,399
17,987,442
980,020
36,109,490
126,527
97,690
254,607
1,166,312
2,155,366
1,993,191
1,889,903
13,044,095
15,381,799
1,024,797
5,891,381
4,848
7,238
26,743
170,324
358,991
304, 909
304,331
2,108,304
2,605,643
44,777
1,004,271
'15,847
'3,883
'4,540
'30,093
15,813
31,694
39,476
331,456
640,195
'97, 679
Building construction
37,284
2,885
1,878
3,396
8,778
7,567
3,939
2,437
5,799
606
7,057
26,105,041
117,915
97,583
263,545
1,234,989
2,053,425
2,020,849
1,715,846
10,049,790
8,546,099
623,035
23,093,330 3,006,161
113,871
91,078
239,791
1,086,517
1,735,994
1,780,692
1,505,647
8,929,204
7,566,086
650, 826
4,044
6,505
23,754
148,472
272,431
240,157
210,199
.,120,536
980,013
27,791
50,719
851
'2,017
'2,011
'4,157
2,166
8,006
7,318
23,686
16,877
'15,225
360,815
'1,491
785
361,521
'154,505
1,112,206
'6,248
335
'1,010
'835
'2,095
144
1,908
22,091
1,097,916
'142,371
1,676,598
'23,012
'9,020
'10,691
'48,957
33,404
76,243
88,071
653,332
916,728
133,440
471,234
'7,035
'3,069
'3,725
'25,361
21,459
29,576
31,256
190, 294
238,339
'59,087
278
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.5~NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES-
GROSS PROFIT,
— ConCinued
AND NET PROFIT, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
Industry and size of gross profit
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(rhomand
dollars)
Cost of
goods sold
( Thousand
dolUis)
Gross profit
or loss
(Thousand
dallara)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
doIlarM)
Cost Of
goods sold
(Thousand
dollars)
Gross profit
or loss
Net Income
(less
deficit)
(Thouamd
dollars)
Contract construction — Continued
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
42,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500, 000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 'jnder $2,;'C0
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500, 000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000..,
$25,000 under $50,000..,
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000.,
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more ,
No gross profit ,
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,5uO
$2,500 undor $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,030
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more ,
No gross profit ,
Gross profit, total ,
$1 under $2, 500 ,
$2,500 under $5,000 ,
$5,000 under $10,000 ,
$10,000 >i'id.?r $25,00fJ
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000...
$500, 000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$lC,COr: loader $2^ OOu
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000...
$500, 000 or more
No gross profit
Footnotes at end of table.
General contractors — Continued
Specia
L trade contractors
Other
general contractors
12,765
15,896,330
13,010,610
2,885,720
533,037
62,031
23,635,420
13,284,155
5,351,265
670,330
577
441
1,221
2,453
13,460
17,805
101,547
455,932
12,656
(')
14,316
79,795
369,372
804
2,939
21,852
86,560
18,312
I')
1815
14,232
'5,646
2,336
1,893
4,107
11,696
14,787
71,278
52,138
160,893
771,543
2,156,429
68,088
45,657
132,178
577,931
1,616,960
3,190
6,481
23,715
193,612
539,469
'7,165
'5,137
'6,192
'19,262
17,591
1,068
1,101
4,592
1,102
277,251
478,888
5,102,609
9,441,343
212,499
384,256
4,114,391
7,815,713
64,752
94,632
987,713
1,625,630
2,118
8,220
141,162
401,856
7,820
5,558
12,615
1,171
1,997,624
2,042,178
10,493,110
5,890,227
1,520,007
1,558,397
8,080,239
4,634,698
477,617
483,781
2,412,871
1,205,529
44,524
48,575
321,978
275,418
1,158
356,985
373,971
16,986
133,592
2,616
156,756
168,297
11,541
'35,761
Manufacturing
Total
Food and kindred products
Total
184,966
575,215,437
402,366,221
172,849,216
40,718,702
16,268
80,499,853
61,276,880
19,222,978
3,299,785
7,188
3,529
7,705
21,204
28,259
105,225
180,360
315,720
1,716,715
4,196,918
95,914
168,120
261,350
1,361,018
3,163,046
9,311
12,240
54,370
355,697
1,033,872
'11,962
118,549
131,479
173,601
10,306
\ 400
367
1,376
2,618
99,856
60,372
236,111
599,022
99,070
54,840
212,169
503,417
786
6,032
23,942
95,605
'1,630
190
'5,127
'2,567
20,022
14,136
60,597
22,323
5,016,340
4,839,396
54,094,177
504,750,586
3,796,146
3,610,620
40,503,174
349,406,833
1,220,194
1,228,776
13,591,003
155,343,753
63,745
113,756
1,380,480
38,786,006
1,421
1,029
5,493
3,067
727,452
694,706
8,196,613
69,835,226
640,665
604,919
6,869,411
52,292,389
86,787
39,787
1,327,202
17,592,337
'1,247
6,541
112,511
3,191,114
12,057
1,354,066
1,528,741
174,675
1389,626
1,324
133,010
U3,362
5,352
'18,468
Food and kindred products — Continued
Meat products
Dairy products
2,098
} 14;
377
21,849,037
(')
101,265
115,701
19,583,343
99,262
102,100
2,265,744
2,003
13,601
260,873
12,829
1 1,452
3,094
(^)
(')
j 217
\ 304
497
11,331,840
33,031
29,681
157,086
9,417,879
'^>
31,542
24,986
140, 175
2,413,961
<^>
(')
1,489
4,695
16,911
424,803
361
1,097
965
150
196
811
415
153,090
269,775
2,578,068
18,629,914
142,743
252,597
2,371,519
16,613,846
10,342
17,178
206,549
2,016,068
IIO8
1,886
3,734
259,870
281
173
1,073
484
194,943
162,148
1,832,023
9,364,770
177,764
146,601
1,565,083
7,273,639
17,179
15,547
266,940
2,091,131
14,061
'118
18,087
408,514
221
9,314
9,815
501
13,333
262
36,281
37,243
962
'3,765
Food
and kindred products — Continued
Beverages
Other food products
2,877
12,607,156
7,460,556
5,146,600
831,497
3,199
34,211,775
24,815,102
9,396,673
1,782,612
{')
(')
(^)
{')
-
} 295
/ 528
\ 780
1,463
40,339
39,710
629
'1,360
j 267
281
17,506
42,414
13,438
32,405
4,063
10,009
2,685
1,271
21,993
93,507
233,821
18,098
79,683
228,737
3,895
13,824
55,034
'2,458
'3,793
'3,351
375
( = )
1,223
598
72,386
{')
784,937
11,671,227
50,382
505,239
6,848,317
22,504
279,698
4,822,910
64
17,462
808,785
616
572
2,377
1,571
306,533
244,682
3,001,535
30,219,315
269,771
194,946
2,427,570
21,556,587
36,762
49,736
574,015
8,662,728
2,858
3,543
73,228
1,7U,945
223
127
296
169
I926
613
87,288
91,008
3,720
'10,394
Tex1
ile mill prod
ucts
Apparel anc
other textile products
6,305
19,324,613
15,296,659
4,027,954
372,442
17,053
20,721,213
15,909,702
4,811,511
733,585
346
1.')
212
794
614
14,054
(')
9,987
72,034
158,506
13,539
3,294
59,423
134,621
515
1,693
12,611
23,835
132
I5.OO7
1143
345
416
1,333
3,094
3,181
I')
15,2-26
155,073
595,571
2,672
12,277
122,525
482,333
509
2,949
32,548
113,238
'788
'255
5,444
'989
501
489
2,291
1,016
173,813
233,670
2,354,102
15,802,262
142,920
196,531
2,321,402
12,418,871
30,393
42,139
532,700
3,383,391
11,792
4,643
62,103
312,327
2,426
1,518
5,638
1,634
659,862
589,807
5,952,292
12,749,567
513,940
453,643
4,676,101
9,640,754
145,922
131,164
1,276,191
3,108,813
15,169
10,701
113,337
601,891
266
53,891
57,613
3,722
119,211
629
101,187
115,741
14,554
'35,580
number and wooc
products, ea
cept fumitui
e
FumJ
ture and fixtures
8,709
10,040,310
7,635,597
2,404,713
430,358
6,305
6,686,058
4,778,653
1,907,405
383,376
342
344
346
1,220
1,162
10,380
12,512
14,081
106,964
243,834
9,953
11,356
11,439
87,092
200,550
422
1,156
2,592
19,872
43,284
'1,811
13,373
'966
15,322
I557
{')
415
942
1,059
0
(')
11,112
94,672
145,382
0
7,874
78, U2
108,533
3,238
16,540
36,849
(')
'758
'5,724
'3,019
1,060
766
2,727
741
319,136
339,979
2,567,495
6,425,929
253,793
274,068
1,937,435
4,799,856
65,343
65,911
530,060
1,626,073
2,091
14,985
106,218
389,563
641
479
1,922
660
172,420
184,116
1,612,142
4,464,723
Ul,523
142,896
1,193,786
3,114,752
40,897
41,220
418,356
1,349,971
2,262
2,391
49,2U
339,497
963
143,562
164,190
20,628
144,525
331
10,340
13,802
3,462
'6,519
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
279
Table 5.5— NUMBER OF RETURNS
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
AND NET PROFIT, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
Industry and size of gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000...
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000...
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit , total
$1 under $2 . 500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000...
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000...
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000...
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit , total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000..,
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Footnotes at end of table
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars}
Cost of
goods sold
( Ihooaond
dollars)
Gross profit
or loss
(Thousand
dollars)
Net Income
{less
deficit)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Coat of
goods sold
( Thousand
dollars)
Gross profit
or lose
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thous»)d
dollars)
Manufacturing— Continued
Paper and allied products
3,83i
25A
433
331
323
1,617
608
16,821,202
22,508
52,983
95,437
128,915
1,530,755
14,956,632
11,499,985
33, 168
18,403
36,705
76,365
101,302
1,158,914
10,075,128
{')
4,105
16,278
19,072
27,613
371,841
4,881,504
( = )
'7,o72
'1,355
■■2,514
■815
4,022
32,967
1,185,404
Chemicals and allied products
9,587
626
388
350
1,093
1,123
801
404
3,445
1,357
1,010
45,595,084
2,795
9,593
6,042
74,199
150,191
202,117
108,133
2,683,215
42,358,799
66,062
27,452,394
2,062
8,187
3,789
55,962
107,552
151,971
72,822
1,932,189
25,117,360
80,564
733
1,406
2,253
18,237
42,639
50,146
35,311
751,026
17,240,939
14,502
4,833,220
'1,108
'4 , 202
■l,633
■■3,748
'1,706
7,123
89,113
4,749,519
'20,909
Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products
330
806
765
596
547
1,644
662
481
12,311,421 8,291,124 4,020,297
684
{')
13,974
44,039
85,189
114,992
165,058
1,471,246
10,412,854
6,203
428
11,705
31,008
57,648
78,756
118,035
1,102,309
6,888,358
8,392
256
2,269
13,031
27,541
36,236
47,023
368,937
3,524,496
2,189
785,365
'1,150
'2,797
'1,837
'2,680
3,174
2,989
38,579
749,595
'7,000
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
23,050
1,515
550
1,800
3,241
4,417
2,558
1,542
5,778
1,640
1,352
21,171,822 13,798,103 7,373,719
13,266
11,379
58,060
183,049
452,308
468,611
382,084
3,480,673
16,122,392
121,077
11,309
9,352
45,405
128,259
290,495
313,508
247,252
2,307,435
10,445,088
165,117
1,957
2,027
12,655
54,790
161,813
155,103
134,832
1,173,238
5,677,304
44,040
1,670,295
1,262
'1,636
'2,937
370
10,941
10,864
U,817
160,344
1,477,270
'29,960
Petroleum refining and related industries
108
157
436
185
( = )
58,548,077
( = )
17,089
23,856
57,622
429,159
57,988,828
38,773,160
11,986
16,653
44,131
327,581
38,344,006
(^)
19,774,917
5,103
7,203
13,491
101,578
19,644,822
{')
4,284,176
(')
'462
'238
'220
1,270
17,166
4,266,656
(')
Stone, clay, and glass products
Primary metal industries
(^)
237
297
532
217
371
1,654
945
267
39,602,928
( = )
7,375
17,895
135,734
50,774
169,345
1,671,729
37,548,569
98,323
27,723,763
(^)
( = )
5,856
13,546
115,504
37,496
136,856
1,267,680
26,145,640
101,536
(^)
(^)
1,519
4,349
20,230
13,278
32,489
404,049
11,402,929
3,213
{')
'3,509
12
559
'62
4,207
49,451
2,728,828
'15,862
Machinery, except electric
20,065
642
318
404
1,949
3,652
2,695
1,273
6,627
2,508
1,135
46,787,278
13,100
4,056
12,589
150,692
393,001
523,942
311,663
4,657,784
40,720,451
33,909
30,448,752
12,135
3,054
9,835
118,018
260,547
360,834
200,545
3,224,940
26,258,844
39,482
16,338,526
965
1,002
2,754
32,674
132,454
163,108
111,118
1,432,844
14,461,607
5,573
'4,970
'1,071
'1,697
'10,110
3,927
9,328
14,128
285,766
4,262,814
'6,433
Transportation equipment
242
285
221
653
479
434
521
1,443
850
258
78,302,610 59,162,425 19,140,185
4,966
8,548
10,729
66,372
91,678
89,311
153,349
1,352,908
76,524,749
83,543
4,650
7,570
9,106
54,893
73,485
63,378
107,684
1,007,236
57,834,373
89, 190
316
973
1,623
11,479
18,193
25,933
45,665
345,622
18,690,376
5,647
'1,340
'2,734
'1,396
'3,239
3,032
3,789
3,536
62,619
5,349,167
'24,384
8,524
253
860
1,612
892
741
2,916
821
536
5,145
11,559
67,583
229,554
212,193
222,892
2,223,196
10,311,801
19,995
8,820,150
4,199
9,585
52,878
169,760
155,644
158,857
1,571,250
6,697,977
27,212
1,974
14,705
59,794
56,549
64,035
651,946
3,613,824
7,217
'610
'293
'3,180
9,800'
'1,193
192
74,206
742,145
'22,601
23,276
454
393
630
2,245
3,212
2,845
1,945
3,949
2,606
1,077
Fabricated metal products
32,700,278 23,083,078 9,617,200
2,481
7,165
19,820
143,260
424,368
565,153
550,126
6,921,994
24,065,911
105,760
1,885
5,882
15,446
105,095
304,957
392,023
379,492
4,931,003
16,947,295
113,943
596
1,283
4,374
38,165
119,411
173,130
170,634
1,990,991
7,118,616
8,183
2,383,702
1,932
'1,731
'3,063
'5,263
'1,051
13,490
24,209
348,717
2,006,462
'47,395
Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies
9,802
600
410
371
1,108
941
892
730
3,432
1,315
935
3,223
39,046
10,319
92,936
151,816
160,833
186,683
2,704,085
38,898,531
250,733
2,388
37,531
7,761
74,953
118,297
104,592
122,477
1,853,086
26,845,082
270,660
13,081,255
835
1,465
2,558
17,983
33,519
56,241
64,206
850,999
12,053,449
19,922
3,180,028
'399
'1,533
'1,420
'3,376
'3,018
'2,245
5,618
139,299
3,052,152
'50,722
Other manufacturing
15,553
815
( = )
735
2,368
2,398
1,593
1,302
4,535
1,656
1,284
30,571,290
2,592
(')
20,654
162,310
270,692
456,438
356,243
3,784,739
25,513,362
112,571
1,625
(=)
15,713
123,317
186,656
362,085
244,110
2,771,366
15,540,560
125,778
11,321,711
967
4,936
38,493
84,036
94,353
112,138
1,013,423
9,972,802
13,207
3,035,380
'671
'4,173
'4,771
529
11,290
13,349
138,365
2,881,602
'30,888
280
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.5— NUMBER OF RETURNS,
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
AND NET PROFIT, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
Industry and size of gross profit
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
Cost Of
goods sold
(Thousand
dollars)
Gross profit
or loss
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
dollars)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thousand
ihllars)
Cost of
goods sold
( Thous^d
lollai
Gross profit
or loss
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
doll arm)
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Gross profit, total
$1 luider $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 :indf.-r $J,!'00
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or nore
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2, 500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or ncre
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000
$100,000 under $500,000...
$500,000 or nore
No gross profit
Footnotes at end of table.
Total
Transportation
Total
M),665
98,617,279
57,681,530
40,935,749
10,677,176
47,474
44,290,204
30,057,828
U,232,376
1,686,151
3,857
2,421
6,637
12,240
10,677
35,312
34,440
137,890
643,479
1, 190, 122
30,210
26,080
92,253
438,720
808,011)
5,102
8,360
45,637
204,759
382, 112
^3,208
'719
'2,799
5,171
27,328
2,444
1,712
5,799
10,021
8,243
28,616
25,372
123,445
537,679
966,241
25,558
20,025
83,415
372,035
670,898
3,058
5,847
40,030
165,644
295,343
'2,502
363
129
3,867
33,381
6,284
4,097
11,302
3,154
1, 110, 945
942,825
6,355,503
88,166,763
730,391
591,465
4,076,329
50,888,072
380,554
351,360
2,279,174
37,278,691
37,352
36,9ia
272,749
10,304,384
4,955
3,111
8,870
2,319
938,475
744,564
5,348,043
35,577,269
636,804
477,225
3,557,437
24,214,431
301,671
267,339
1,790,606
11,362,838
31,008
25,2U
192,553
1,402,138
5,380
573,706
622,015
48,309
'74,268
3,498
553,385
581, 102
27,217
'33,332
Transportation— Continued
Local
Trucking and warehousing
8,727
2,516,385
1,607,114
909,271
1^4,964
24,440
13,754,082
9,310,903
4,443,179
415,954
395
435
2,752
2,434
1,159
3,856
5,U9
29,132
89,040
115,358
3,395
3,663
10,096
49,089
75,122
461
1,486
39,036
39,951
40,236
'32
'187
2,730
4,605
362
906
876
1,632
4,740
4,241
6,311
13,726
51,298
270,701
495,811
5,170
10,685
39,665
190,294
340,616
1,141
3,041
11,633
30,407
155,195
'1,087
459
'1,775
1,933
14,249
408
253
652
238
64,405
60,241
355,093
1,794,111
39,539
37,031
226,713
1, 162,466
24,866
23,210
128,380
631,645
2,352
480
20,220
1W,434
2,W3
2,101
6,078
1,225
424,505
490,618
3,549,702
8,451,410
262,409
311,869
2,306,187
5,844,008
162,096
178,749
1,243,515
2,607,402
18,508
15,032
103,976
264,659
303
2,735
2,916
IBl
'402
1,233
69,934
72,774
2,840
'6,328
Transportation services
Other transportation
6,401
2,935,124
1,946,328
988,796
142,799
7,906
25,084,613
17, 193,483
7,891,130
982,434
452
202
462
1,589
1,W3
12,647
4,616
28,1D5
76,519
160,424
12,157
3,920
25,115
51,010
119,864
490
696
2,990
25,509
40,560
'426
'152
255
38
4,453
691
198
953
1,258
1,700
5,802
2,381
14,910
101,419
194, 6;8
4,336
1,757
8,539
31,642
135,296
966
624
6,371
19,777
59,352
'957
243
'1,081
'2,709
14,317
893
467
902
291
292,734
117,529
582,037
1,660,513
239,974
77,277
406,004
1,011,007
52,760
40,252
176,033
649,506
5,121
5,452
27,762
100,296
1,011
290
1,239
565
156,831
76, 176
861,211
23,671,235
94, 382
51,048
618,533
16,196,950
61,949
25,128
242,678
7,474,285
5,027
4,250
40,595
922,749
784
221,920
231,641
9,721
'4,421
1,178
259,296
273,771
li,475
'22,181
Communication
Electric, gas, and sanitary services
6,632
24,521,278
12,325,169
12, 196, 1D9
4,554,638
6,558
29,805,797
15,298,533
14,507,264
4,436,387
41!
1,159
1,265
3,747
10,038
54,282
101,509
2,602
7,215
33,552
56,437
1,W5
2,823
20,730
45,072
645
'3,112
'319
'9,032
/ 1,203
I 505
426
1,060
1,169
5,070
6,447
4,407
51,518
122,372
3,442
4,663
1,623
33,133
80,675
1,628
1,784
2,784
IB, 335
41,697
'1,066
'1,367
134
1,623
3,029
979
561
1,405
441
117, 619
94,303
486,465
23,653,315
59,281
45,570
190,228
11,930,234
58,338
48,733
296,237
11,723,031
4,420
5,304
46,531
4,510,251
350
425
1,027
394'
54,851
103,958
520,995
28,936,179
34,306
68,670
328,664
14,743,357
20,545
35, 283
192,331
U, 192,822
1,924
6,400
33,665
4,391,995
743
8,478
12,245
3,767
'20,837
1,1A0
11,343
28,668
17,325
'20,099
W
lolesale and
retail trade
Total
Wholesale trade
Total
447,395
401,450,969
312,963,916
88,487,053
8, 994, 266
134,720
181,105,400
152,207,194
28,898,206
3,705,039
12,283
8,301
18,869
62,994
86, 661
144,425
183,757
9U,1D5
4,785,093
13,545,404
128,727
155,080
781,527
3,710,458
10,396,900
15,698
28, 677
132,578
1,074,635
3,W8,504
'20,869
'20,240
'35,119
'37,478
98,519
6,067
3,508
6,008
14,585
18,955
91,710
96,059
498,232
1,658,554
4,601,806
34,109
84,049
455,923
1,414,140
3,907,738
7,601
12,010
42,309
244,4U
694,068
'10,441
'3,337
'16,507
'5,313
31,736
58,470
42, 817
134,808
22,179
15,293,753
15,164,805
126,9W,361
224,505,266
11,704,317
11,469,394
99, 124,739
175,492,774
3,589,436
3,695,411
27,789,622
49,012,492
248,897
286,471
2,553,919
5,920,166
16,627
11,885
46,979
10,101
6,030,176
5,592,055
59,047,963
103,488,845
5,003,062
4,565,371
48,969,502
87,723,300
1,027,114
1,026,684
10,078,461
15,765,545
39,216
95,270
1,086,788
2,437,627
18,446
1,781,866
1,845,826
63,960
'62,454
7,811
1,581,902
1,622,321
40,419
'521
Wholesale tra
de— Continue
d
Groceries
and related
iroducts
Farm products — raw ma
teriala
15,565
38,084,905
34,033,177
4,051,728
375,345
5,481
U, 087, 804
13,131,457
956,347
93,879
434
191
687
1,51D
2,520
12,451
7,906
106,266
193, 102
631,812
11,840
7,248
101,557
168,717
539,853
611
658
4,709
24,385
91,959
'747
'29
'4,009
'802
'2,087
1 323
774
1,113
52,535
305,223
677, 116
51,030
291,220
635,478
1,455
14,003
41,638
'2,976
'3,036
336
1,813
1,294
5,469
1,650
702,705
780,218
11,205,272
24,445,173
592,005
667,457
9,946,995
21,997,505
110,700
112,761
1,258,277
2,447,668
8,084
1,289
100,168
273,478
804
682
1,591
193
712,517
831,192
4,413,117
7,096,104
662,057
772,409
4,107,436
6,611,777
50,460
56,783
305,681
484,327
1,300
7,503
26,702
64,050
487
227, 102
232,255
5,153
'6,036
(^)
(^)
l^)
(^)
(^)
I
I
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
281
Table 5.5— NUMBER OF RETURNS,
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
AND NET PROFIT, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
Industry and size of gross profit
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thouaend
dollars)
Cost of
goods sold
(Thousand
dollars)
GrosB profit
or loss
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(lesG
deficit)
( Thousand
dollars)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thouaartd
dollars)
Cost of
goods sold
( ThoUBi
dolla.
Gross profit
or lose
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollara)
Wholesale and retail trade — Continued
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
42,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2, 500
$2,500 under $5,000
45,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
450,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,50C
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2, 500
$2,500 under $5,000
45,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000
$25,000 under $50,000
450,000 under $75,000
$75,000 under $100,000....
$100,000 under $500,000...
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Footnotes at end of table.
Wholesale trade— Continued
Electrical goods
Machinery,
equipment, and supplies
7,352
9,627,148
7,721,298
1,905,850
277,339
19,646
15,796,788
12,226,405
3,570,383
532,011
(^)
(')
n
(^)
(^)
1,061
9,077
7,540
1,537
'2,107
.
-
-
-
-
610
18,190
16,115
2,075
348
359
15,576
12,901
2,675
H,685
987
47,404
40,509
6,895
'3,528
^239
968
60,143
44,160
15,983
'■1,705
1,872
147,714
114,584
33,130
968
108,780
71,881
36,899
'3,373
3,144
480,188
368,081
112, 1D7
4,426
741
157,731
113,324
44,407
3,442
2,289
560,950
417,540
143,410
17,722
727
268,209
206,209
62,000
6,231
1,747
541,140
390,504
150, 636
19,290
2,821
3, 109,442
2,426,865
682,577
72,922
6,770
6,161,467
4,700,000
1,461,467
207,298
602
5,902,562
4,841,534
1,061,028
201,979
1,166
7,830,658
6,171,532
1,659,126
288,801
531
19,161
19,474
313
'3,071
1,242
34,338
38,562
4,224
'7,961
Wholesale trade — Continued
Retail trade
Other wholesale trade
Total
86, 676
103,508,755
85,094,857
18,413,898
2,426,465
305,050
216,142,387
157,542,841
58,599,546
5,203,385
H,2t'5
55,888
50,881
5,007
'6,147
6,171
52,583
44,535
8,048
'10,383
2,669
67, 866
58,704
9,162
'3,666
4,792
87,687
71,023
16,664
'16,903
3,815
288,137
261,282
26,855
'5,267
12,472
408,522
321,284
87,238
'18,303
9,<;61
952,372
795,459
156,913
469
47,648
3,076,887
2,260,243
816,644
'32,587
11,209
2,703,910
2,292,445
411,465
32,434
65,919
8,675,608
6,289,482
2,386,126
63,136
10,979
3,896,273
3,218,136
678, 137
58,668
40,727
9,008,213
6,515,221
2,492,992
156,202
7,.435
3,171,296
2,528,792
642,504
60,957
29, 963
9,220,104
6,636,166
2,583,938
184,885
30,328
34,158,665
27,788,206
6,370,459
679,698
85,488
66,057,92t
48,816,415
17,241,514
1,432,849
6,491
58,214,348
48,100,952
10,113,396
1,609,319
11,862
119,554,854
86,588,472
32,966,382
3,444,489
5, 404
1,240,632
1,269,574
28,942
19,542
10,531
198,226
219,184
20,958
'59,299
Retail trade
— Continued
Bui
Lding material
5, hardware, and farm equipment
General merchandise
stores
28,735
12,938,201
9,938,243
2,999,958
334,774
20,032
44,557,798
28,520,976
16,036,822
1,918,632
716
5,720
4,855
865
'883
900
7,348
6,156
1,192
'2,604
'621
330
11,605
10,453
1,152
'1,071
558
10,570
8,587
1,983
1,010
34,123
26, 985
7,138
'1,825
'717
895
23,230
16, 665
6,565
731
3,368
248, 642
190,465
58, 177
3,342
194,461
138,734
55,727
'180
6,692
1,109,726
858,938
250,788
4,878
3,719
471, 155
339,839
131,316
4,906
4,908
1,480,798
1,130,754
300,044
26,307
1,905
386,881
269,256
117,625
11,089
3,571
1,345,383
1,036,491
308,892
27,296
1,463
473,755
347,027
126,728
19,657
7,508
5,774,132
4,406,945
1,367,187
151,445
5,304
3,579,785
2,454,405
1,125,380
104,654
629
2,928,072
2,222,357
705,715
129,344
1,945
39,410,613
24,940,307
14,470,306
1,781,000
1,320
57,940
59,861
1,921
'10,647
782
25,038
25,315
277
'1,963
Retail trade
—Continued
Food stores
Automotive dealers
21,304
49,178,482
38,788,022
10,390,460
767,646
48,752
52,941,425
44,585,377
8,356,048
558,878
290
4,347
3,926
421
'1,127
864
9,099
8,082
1,017
'1,194
172
4,331
3,756
575
'266
596
16,244
14,162
2,082
'2,878
1,062
48,555
40,345
8,210
'1,397
1,373
66,960
58,014
8,946
'3,258
3,373
276,493
220,661
55,832
'3,802
5,499
575,280
478,628
96,652
'9,801
4,616
824,277
655,650
168,627
'4,768
8,354
1,699,980
1,394,665
305,315
6,286
2,178
562,374
427,436
134,938
5,642
5,892
2,146,661
1,783,032
363, 629
15,173
1,479
559,682
432, 194
127,488
4,283
5,060
2,537,022
2,099,517
437,505
23,955
6,300
7,327,810
5,873,564
1,454,246
82,429
17,451
24,746,586
20,876,742
3,869,844
257,543
1,833
39,570,613
31,130,490
8,440,123
686, 652
3,662
21, 143,593
17,872,535
3,271,058
273,052
945
17,523
17,809
286
'3,385
1,892
65,892
70,832
4,940
'15,263
Retail trade
—Continued
Apparel
and accessor;
! stores
FUrn-
ture, home fm
'oishings, anc
equipment stores
31,895
12,333,284
7,919,059
4,414,225
462,758
26,877
9,471,718
6,281,712
3,190,006
221,629
503
5,870
5,136
734
'2,185
400
4,076
3,603
473
3,523
547
8,262
6,441
1,821
'3,417
432
7,656
6,221
1,435
'2,0W
842
25,475
19,464
6,011
'2,714
1,073
38,883
31, 172
7,711
'2,006
4,526
250,335
169,609
80,726
377
3,967
232,366
165,741
66, 625
'7,476
7,809
788,453
510,372
278,081
19,405
5,002
586,945
403,082
183,863
5,893
4,303
751,999
487,717
264,282
27,451
3,981
773,452
529,421
244,031
W,125
2,668
667,766
439, 166
228,600
26,556
3,002
758,684
504,577
254, 107
13,076
9,676
5,015,352
3,181,293
1,834,059
219,503
8,374
4,703,728
3,122,698
1,581,030
127,778
1,020
4,819,772
3,099,861
1,719,911
177,782
648
2,365,928
1,515,197
850,731
68,730
806
5,284
6,785
1,501
'2,073
810
13,344
20,433
7,089
'11,018
Retail trade
—Continued
Eating
and drinMng
places
Other retail trade
55,798
11,801,357
5,501,204
6,300,153
286,356
71,656
22,920,122
16,008,248
6,911,874
652,712
469
2,231
1,636
595
'1,075
2,028
13,892
11, 141
2,751
'4,838
794
7,037
4,180
2,857
'1,287
1,364
21,982
17,223
4,759
'5,349
2,610
50,568
32,877
17,691
'5,510
3,606
120,728
95,762
24,966
'2,324
11,486
448,103
254,570
193,533
'4,879
12,088
851,207
641,835
209,372
'6,109
12,138
908,976
474,911
434,065
'3,159
17,590
2,286,096
1,652,025
634,071
29, 695
7,020
819,482
393,490
425,992
4,661
'228
10,539
2,086,566
1,444,115
642,451
51,754
4,582
736,451
339,916
396,535
8,139
2,141,361
1,437,278
704,083
70,290
15,706
5,649,734
2,467,099
3,1B2,635
189,989
15,169
9,260,802
6,433,669
2, 827, 133
299,508
993
3,178,775
1,532,525
1,646,250
107,844
1,133
6,137,488
4,275,200
1,862,288
220,085
1,694
823
911
88
'3,546
2,283
12,382
17,238
4,856
'11,404
282
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.5— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, GROSS PROFIT, AND NET PROFIT, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
SELECTED INDUSTRIES— Continued
Industry and size of gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000..
$25,000 under $50,000..
$50,000 under $75,000..
$75,000 under $100,000.
$100,000 under $500,000
$500, 000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000..
$25,000 under $50,000..
$50,000 under $75,000..
$75,000 under $100,000.
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000..
$25,000 under $50,000..
$50,000 under $75,000..
$75,000 under $100,000.
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000 ...
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Cost of
goods sold
(Thousand
dollars)
Gross profit
or loss
Net income
(less
deficit)
Wholesale and retail trade — Continued
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
7,625
(')
I")
388
761
1,787
1,116
969
2,J41
216
(=■)
42,586
6,061
2,913
5,905
7,899
6,284
3,644
2,416
5,884
1,585
61,776
24,860
4,306
1,786
3,466
4,094
3,232
2,447
1,4S2
3,340
708
23,349
28,679
2,724
1,158
1,775
5,142
5,934
3,570
1,959
4,541
1,873
2,369
22,779
2,182
1,055
1,489
4,473
5,253
3,055
1,665
3,308
299
1,418
4,203,182
(.')
( = )
7,351
49,652
267,990
255,364
352,646
1,808,469
1,461,567
(^)
{ = )
4,320
36,075
199,680
136,034
267,857
1,338,822
1,181,002
989,301
I')
3,031
13,577
68,310
69,330
84,789
469,647
280, 565
85,842
I')
(=)
1300
422
3,647
3,479
6,316
34,282
38,050
(^)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
dotlara)
Cost of
goods sold
Gross profit
or loss
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Finance, insurance, and real estate
152,734
15,651
8,865
19,006
33, 502
28,208
14,429
8,236
20,247
4,590
246, 381
47,071
54,272
184,595
791,132
1,305,248
1,182,303
840,764
5,135,656
61,819,956
436,496
28,894
23,092
53,059
252,227
301,343
299,321
131,440
1,217,434
32,544,641
480,225
36,509,546
18,177
31,180
131,536
538,905
1,003,905
882,982
709,324
3,918,222
29,275,315
43,729
Finance, insurance, and real estate — Continued
Finance
8,679,844
8,753
12,021
46,232
148,321
234,005
231,691
2U,282
1,224,485
6,561,054
6,439
903,935 7,775,909
3,136
1,966
5,550
21,888
10,057
9,707
7,022
84,179
760,430
7,810
5,617
10,055
40,682
126,433
223, 948
221,984
206,260
1,140,306
5,800,624
1,371
3,515,931
41,287
32,646
74,269
184,925
181,791
105,507
84,441
550,888
2,260,177
5,212,287
Banlts and trust companies
13,950
824
721
1,924
3,462
2,479
1,140
699
2,061
638
358
3,126,502
950
2,549
13,284
55,275
86,934
69,203
60,124
421,063
2,417,120
( = )
1,218
1,756
950
2,549
13,284
55,140
86,919
69,202
60,124
419,845
2,415,364
11
Finance — Continued
Credit agencies other than banks
4,322,218
5,671
6,764
25,795
74,348
118,765
150,033
131,365
662,825
3,146,652
1,609
706
1,924
8,307
1,773
940
4,623
46,544
596,375
2,852
4,062
6,058
23,871
66,041
116,992
149,093
126,742
616,281
2,550,277
244
777,680
24,568
11,758
18,980
55,021
43,447
28,522
21,675
155,477
418,232
50,188
Other finance
3,776
930
406
514
342
572
57
235
483
238
1,231,124
2,132
2,708
7,153
18,698
28,306
12,455
21,793
140,597
997,282
3,831
238,009
1,527
1,260
3,626
13,446
8,269
8,766
2,399
36,417
162,299
4,947
993,115
605
1,448
3,527
5,252
20,037
3,689
19,394
104, 180
834,983
1,116
Total
5,890
7,732
19,670
142,467
318,777
373,859
205,468
1,433,616
53,047,658
333,400
32,092,554
2,471
3,654
7,732
53,239
108,017
152,338
35,114
531,764
31,198,225
362,091
23,462,533
3,419
4,078
11,938
89,228
210,760
221,521
170,354
901,852
21,849,433
28,691
3,144,833
ll,485
991
646
12,700
28,523
15,734
21,306
54,351
3,012,067
'21, 180
Insurance — Continued
gents, brokers, and service
2,472,017
4,040
7,143
16,586
105,162
259,517
306,772
168,250
863,441
741,106
10,424
610, 608
1,287
3,410
6,475
27,132
72,685
117,660
23,430
252,225
106,304
11,607
1,861,409
2,753
3,733
10,111
78,030
186,832
189,112
144,820
611,216
634,802
1,183
215,860
H,391
766
815
12,190
28,482
16,073
18,555
54,284
86,086
3,632
Insurance carriers
{^)
,901
541
286
669
681
516
294
1,233
1,574
950
53,083,120 31,481,946
1,850
(^)
3,084
37,305
59,260
67,087
37,218
570,175
52,306,552
322,976
1,184
(^)
1,257
26,107
35,332
34,678
11,684
279,539
31,091,921
350,484
666
1,827
11,198
23,923
32,409
25,534
290,636
21,214,631
27,508
Real estate
81,469
6,867
4,793
11,326
20,461
15,991
7,215
3,861
9,822
1,132
182,236
7,126,016 1,354,962
32,423
34,519
113,693
500,344
752,466
576,753
422,014
2,477,555
2,211,244
96,657
23,287
17,472
39,777
177,100
183,269
137,276
89,304
601,491
585,986
110,324
5,271,054
9,141
17,047
78,916
323,244
569,197
439,477
332,710
1,876,064
1,625,253
13,667
Real estate — Continued
Operators, except developers, and lessors of buildings
54,985
3,245
3,475
8,585
14,886
10,335
4,701
2,466
6,505
787
4,808,493
10,293
26,071
86,080
343,428
480, 195
365,126
266,935
1,703,037
1,527,323
36,905
1,267,996 3,540,497
5,719
13,513
26,231
110,667
113,518
79,403
56,124
447,678
415, 143
43,617
4,579
12,558
59,849
232,761
366,677
285,723
210,811
1,255,359
1,112,180
6,712
191,023
'2,356
'1,469
'1,224
14,741
31,526
29,759
8,915
44,212
66,919
662,817
Other real estate
26,435
3,622
1,318
2,741
5,575
5,656
2,515
1,395
3,317
346
49,194
2,317,523
22,130
8,448
32,613
156, 916
272,271
211,627
155,079
774,518
683,921
59,752
586,966 1,730,557
17,568
3,959
13,546
66,433
69,751
57,873
33,130
153,813
170,843
66,707
4,562
4,489
19,067
90,483
202,520
153,754
121,899
620,705
513,078
6,955
7,070,269
41,786
32,519
76,749
225,171
265,709
169,455
122,798
702,029
5,434,053
6,076,955
2,395,668
14,598
20,635
49,392
122,540
123,300
74,447
53,937
312,137
1,624,132
14,369
342,583
2,121
253
5,897
7,364
14,544
2,538
3,779
83,274
217,813
5.147,730
2,923,973
'94
'169
510
41
' 339
2,751
67
2,925,981
'24,812
409,505
1,984
'l,U8
1,834
27,546
55,395
48,214
17,051
96,790
161,809
885,848
218,482
4,340
351
3,058
12,305
23,869
18,455
8,136
52,578
94,890
223,031
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
283
Table 5.5— NUMBER OF RETURNS,
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES-
GROSS PROFIT,
-Continued
AND NET PROFIT, BY SIZE OF GROSS PROFIT AND
Industry and size of gross profit
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousatd
dollars)
Cost of
goods sold
( ThM..
dolio.
Gross profit
or loss
dollar:
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouaend
dollars)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
Cost Of
goods sold
C Thousand
dollars)
Grose profit
or lose
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Gross profit, total
4l under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000...
$10,000 under $25,000..
$25,000 under $50,000..
$50,000 under *75,000..
$75,000 under $100,000.
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000...
$10,000 under $25,000..
$25,000 under $50,000..
$50,000 under $75,000..
$75,000 under $100,000.
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under $2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000...
$10,000 under $25,000..
$25,000 under $50,000..
$50,000 under $75,000..
$75,000 under $100,000.
$100,000 under $500,000
$500,000 or more
No gross profit
Gross profit, total
$1 under 2,500
$2,500 under $5,000
$5,000 under $10,000
$10,000 under $25,000...
$25,000 under $50,000...
$50,000 under $75,000...
$75,000 under $100,000..
$100,000 under $500,000.
$500,000 or core
No gross profit
197, 665
15,978
8,164
19,769
43,296
39,340
21,772
12,526
32,818
4,001
22,896
44,884,821
108,492
90, 693
377,532
1,734,631
3,208,473
3,122,280
2,463,635
14, 709, &43
19,069,442
325,867
25,908,950
89, 118
62,570
240,729
1,026,777
1,811, Wl
1,794,022
1,390,106
8,305,435
11,189,052
442,993
18,975,871
19,374
28,123
136, 803
707,854
1,397,332
1,328,258
1,073,529
6,404,208
7,880,390
117, 126
2,072,205
^■26,566
'15,504
'38,944
8,805
92,698
99,783
94,471
676,325
1,181,137
'89,618
Personal services
33,684
661
871
3,735
9,671
8,069
3,521
1,915
4,750
493
1,065
5,459,974
4,391
10,694
66, 634
352,525
572,310
476,833
385,980
2,189,128
1,401,479
9,840
3, 124, 198
3,440
7,642
40,133
197,555
291,511
263,725
225,436
1,317,023
777, 733
12,076
2,335,776
951
3,052
26,501
154, 970
280,799
213,108
160, 544
872, 105
623,746
2,236
227,231
'68
'1,394
'4,024
2,636
17,301
11,439
11,978
93,729
95,634
'6,492
Automobile and other repair services
29,296
1,993
387
2,264
8,467
6,832
3,144
1,624
3,542
541
1,824
4,507,159
12,917
12,649
51,578
377,536
624, 158
474,311
337,333
1,375,051
1, 241, 626
21,263
10,041
9,599
35,841
234,417
380,930
282, 870
200,098
706,715
485,310
28,708
2,161,338
2,876
3,050
15,737
143,119
243,228
191,441
137,235
668,336
756,316
7,4^5
152,936
'2,481
'1,790
'2,479
3,488
12,864
16, 504
18,538
64,039
44,253
1,976
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and otber lodging places
16,501
644
547
1,584
3,708
3,079
1,693
1,086
3,582
575
1,566
2,035
7,188
31,521
135,934
207,771
179,779
184,150
1,359,422
2,427,207
23,817
1,395
5,453
20,573
75,365
101,025
77,544
90,785
617,388
1,212,925
29,798
640
1,735
10,948
60,569
106,746
102,235
93,365
742,034
1,214,282
5,981
Business services
52, 920
5,275
2,760
5,257
10,283
10,478
5,611
3,354
8,716
1,189
7,898
33,744
30,269
97,048
446,463
890,330
920,597
764,849
4, 532, 763
8,208,799
113,645
27,164
20,591
61,801
278,867
516,961
576,712
476, 024
2,762.525
5,561,958
162, 133
6,580
9,678
35,247
167,596
373,369
343,885
288,825
1,770,238
2,646,841
48,488
Amusement and recreation services
Services — Continued
Other services
39,339
4,394
1,740
3,753
6,366
6,341
4,869
2,836
8,272
768
5,797
24,077
17, 118
68,573
254,394
504,468
689,422
502, 132
3,695,393
2,490,923
84,329
19,494
11,237
42,257
152,336
274, 110
391,599
253,742
2,090,951
1,527,601
95,815
3,433,173
4,583
5,881
26,316
102,058
230,358
297, 823
248,390
1,604,442
963,322
11,486
411,355
'4, 805
'3,U7
'2,187
726
23,274
25,535
20,747
173,461
177,751
'23,235
25,926
3,010
1,359
3,175
4,803
4,540
2,934
1,712
3,955
434
4,745
31,328
12,775
62, 178
167,779
409,436
381,338
289,191
1,557,886
3,299,403
72,973
3,190,548
27,534
3,048
40,124
88, 237
246, 604
201,572
144,021
310, 833
1,623,525
114,463
3,744
4,727
22,054
79,542
162,832
179,766
145,170
747,053
1,675,883
41,490
Nature of business not allocable
6,337
1,625
534
817
1,552
828
339
139
483
9,319
540, 920
7,308
7,790
13,102
72,481
75,827
47,203
12,567
133,901
165,741
19,132
321,430
5,399
5,811
7,345
48, 369
48,402
27,064
189
54, 968
123,933
21,890
219,440
1,909
1,979
5,757
24,112
27, 425
20,139
12,373
83,933
41,808
2,758
193,653
' 1,802
'1,563
'8,835
'5,168
173
5,696
6,032
54,570
144,550
' 11, 278
783,156
'6,791
'4,333
'14,345
9,826
41,187
37,407
32,219
221,180
466, 806
'28.288
303,874
'10,619
'3,277
'7,074
'2,703
'2,101
3,202
4,957
69,346
252, U3
'22,301
4,932
'820
'1,574
'1,553
115
61
3,435
'1,782
3,889
3,161
'7, 166
'Deficit exceeds net income.
^Estijnate is not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
NOTE; Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
Estimates for "Contractors not allocable" are not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data. "
284
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS
AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED
Industry
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dailari)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouamd
dollar*)
Business receipts ijrider
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
f TTiousand
dollars}
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
N'unber of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thauamd
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thoitsend
dollars)
iness receipts ur.der
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouserd
dollars)
United States, total
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing.
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
iXmiber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitary services....
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks..
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service.
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services
Amusement and recreation services...
Other services
1,533,929
32,155
li,080
123,091
64,563
58,528
198, 082
17,313
18,-420
9,542
24,636
24,372
21, 168
82,531
65,639
50,817
14,822
464,869
142,621
16,132
20,894
105,595
30,019
20, 570
22, 146
50,149
32,520
27,828
57,758
73,437
399,954
104,870
14,265
48,518
42,087
31,123
6,851
24,272
263,961
188,425
75,536
17, 853
34,539
60,902
31,212
30,562
45,093
1,342,823,152
8,777,295
12,748,107
66,644,238
23,693,960
42,950,278
576,796,954
80,494,483
21,334,614
10,281,129
21, 166, 172
32,785,352
46,765,834
363,969,370
98,841,765
44,532,230
54,309,535
402,565,117
182,597,221
38,180,518
15,699,468
128,717,235
215,789,631
12,930,168
44,484,668
49,003,250
52,856,239
12,305,422
9,506,218
U, 808, 889
22,894,777
130,638,625
49,756,907
25,396,742
14,937,835
9,422,330
65,929,203
63,313,105
2,616,098
14,952,515
9,727,656
5,224,859
45,231,323
4,600,233
5, 380, 783
16,159,595
4,535,036
6,293,176
8,262,500
78,051,274
183,280
1,471,815
1,535,701
625,016
910,685
3,278,201
707,909
434,572
1,594,648
2,328,967
4,544,748
27,380,132
10,609,091
1,661,834
8,947,257
8,914,939
3,708,739
371,045
534,149
2,803,545
5,122,310
327,799
1,909,969
759,941
538,695
459,201
208,446
282,630
635,629
13,089,111
8,726,022
2,409,429
827,471
5,489,122
3,059,730
2,841,104
218,626
1,303,359
863,382
439,977
1,978,547
185,053
217,946
756, 693
155,742
281, 193
381,920
1,395,090
30,760
12,709
no, 541
60,234
50,307
11,347
13,982
7,902
22,318
19,643
17,479
64,865
61,216
47,251
13,965
400,611
110,454
10, 581
17,455
82,418
283,113
27, 663
17,684
17,080
36,025
31,015
26,466
57,002
70,178
391,124
99,045
11,559
46,237
41,249
29,324
5,287
24,037
262,755
187,680
75,075
17,266
33, 828
58,906
30,834
29,990
43,966
213,773,857
3,761,515
1,650,309
22,346,873
12,359,358
9,987,515
3,147,465
4,009,231
2,039,369
4,139,856
5,437,533
4,251,729
16,022,684
7,989,048
6,369,252
1,619,796
92,961,933
29,679,498
2,971,930
4,360,018
22,347,550
61,420,841
7,421,597
3,688,952
4,147,381
11,179,263
6,760,560
6,020,132
8,704,723
13,498,233
22,330,094
8,744,905
3,621,595
3,693,375
1,429,935
2,560,446
771,244
1,789,202
11,024,743
7,495,764
3,528,979
2,077,376
3,543,318
6,445,341
3,368,621
2,716,080
5,163,517
6,486,311
64,450
^280, 392
375,591
262,132
113,459
1,061,438
56,120
40,459
8,563
149,544
233,288
215,932
357,427
324,832
261,746
63,086
1,944,476
628,999
30,612
136,466
461,921
1,280,653
139,329
116,072
17,706
97, 770
264,005
114,988
171,946
358, 837
2,263,628
1,119,573
434,618
230,757
454, 198
128,078
"■8,460
136,538
1,015,977
735,875
280,102
735,982
44,305
109, 107
263,375
117,230
8,299
193,666
15,930
284
142
1,162
550
612
1,973
306
235
138
132
112
730
943
625
5,193
1,402
191
259
952
3,711
547
312
186
804
290
369
830
4,320
843
292
439
112
538
199
339
2,939
1,863
1,076
1,760
257
259
408
198
199
429
8,557,915
22,609
224,925
750,682
205,969
544,713
2,465,835
440,714
191,640
255,552
159, 026
1,225,783
865,868
531,729
3,188,413
1,565,325
290,904
239,968
1,034,453
1,577,774
205,761
85,529
159,629
748,361
67,803
54,836
91,175
154,680
804,232
302,729
220,512
76,152
6,065
351,134
336,842
14,292
150,369
75,918
74,451
222,028
34,866
23,190
24,591
53,977
4,116
81,288
340,684
^527
12,263
8,343
2,663
5,680
9,299
4,612
24, 108
3,855
69,037
62,748
28,941
45,842
25,836
2,098
10,137
13,601
3,250
2,876
612
2,215
1,755
1,754
1,203
4,686
74,694
42, 528
35,602
4,678
2,248
13,047
11,089
1,958
19,119
16,116
3.003
695
1,264
^1,241
2,524
26
7,079
14,506
283
113
992
513
479
1,623
213
(^)
(')
( = )
I')
902
596
306
4,468
953
{^)
152
705
508
309
154
633
290
352
827
4,236
795
264
419
112
508
169
339
2,933
1,362
1,071
257
269
408
180
199
423
2,401,901
20,757
29,477
238,015
125,751
112,264
49,434
(^)
I.')
42,063
( = )
(')
203,546
147,945
91,494
56,451
1,082,565
275,705
( = )
18, 268
228,444
148, 153
51,371
62,431
176,896
43,325
54,836
73,719
156,343
258,685
127,415
87,275
34,075
6,065
30,714
16,422
14,292
100,556
74,407
25,149
176,307
34,866
23,190
24,591
24,925
4,116
65,119
55,356
"641
"900
3,102
523
2,579
(=)
(^)
'1,075
3,U3
1,151
7,940
'3,942
( = )
407
'4,204
10,267
'518
'1,554
1,168
1,764
1,271
3,922
35,883
18,068
14,164
1,556
2,248
1,958
17,210
15,918
1,292
695
1,254
'1,241
492
26
5,244
Footnotes at end of table.
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000, BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
285
Industry
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
do I tar 3)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Number of
returns
BuGiness
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
doUan)
Buslnese receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Buslneea
receipts
f Thousand
dolUri)
Net Income
(lees
deficit)
Arl=.
All industries
A^:riculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing .
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products .
Machinery, except electric
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitary services...
Transportation
Communication, electrioy gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks..
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers,
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Personal services.
Business services
Automobile and other repair services
Amusement and recreation services...
Other services
10,780
633
158
660
186
965
82
(^)
( = )
230
387
830
424
2,389
464
73
135
256
<.')
'lo4
{')
(=)
582
297
3,442
1,110
18
351
741
439
214
225
1,893
796
1,097
1,634
169
154
403
<'' »
178
638
4,827,067
186,952
33,215
567,271
93,772
473,499
1,058,560
442,364
( = i
I')
151,049
(^)
( = )
346,639
253,664
59,802
2,049,097
802,852
462,608
54,541
285,703
1,175,562
(.')
(')
480,985
(^)
I')
132,453
132,710
398,082
204,546
112,750
78,670
13, 126
100,362
93,669
6,693
93,174
29,832
63,342
60,336
46,021
25,842
30,431
80, 173
89,610
^4,319
8,325
"■1,044
"753
"291
10,329
( = )
(^)
13,670
3,479
1,917
1,562
27,499
10,665
2,584
1,221
6,860
(^)
926
{')
{')
2,687
1,953
15,419
10,535
6,966
'1,357
4,926
4,547
4,808
"261
337
'3,074
3,411
6,372
328
2,608
2,372
'373
760
154
591
173
418
( = )
( = )
355
810
416
1,952
312
185
m
243
in
582
271
3,392
1,089
340
739
414
189
795
1,094
1,599
164
137
402
(^)
170
637
1,268,142
60, 583
10,883
132,459
39,226
93,233
(^)
62,085
55,645
36,853
18,792
490,518
91,106
{')
(^)
60,918
(^)
54,929
132,453
68,376
147,397
32,280
(=)
19,761
8,887
41,078
34,385
6,693
74,039
28,341
45, 698
169,230
12,428
21,155
23,011
(^)
16,466
78,792
14,913
'7,311
497
'2,735
'131
'2,604
2,461
'365
968
'1,333
7,456
2,827
( = )
(')
2,011
I')
235
(.')
2,687
948
3,862
3,513
(h
231
3,214
592
853
'261
'243
'2,512
2,269
'330
2,409
2,246
'437
776
10,357
818
975
520
455
959
268
147
{')
(=)
353
443
264
3,403
1,149
237
804
301
255
673
2,370
786
251
171
364
408
100
1,176
607
569
133
206
311
121
191
252
4,825, 71A
241,062
(')
234,748
90,337
144,411
1,591,993
850,978
129,821
(')
(')
{')
483,077
216,058
133,340
82,718
1,948,781
886,404
202,961
638,532
1,054,598
144,393
86,990
(^)
505,595
{')
159,995
446,003
240,213
155,942
58,083
26,188
99, 272
88,882
10,390
106,518
20,992
85,526
132,648
28, 666
38,106
14,308
21,526
8,266
21,776
152,524
'4,298
(^)
1,946
1,665
231
23,476
'3,120
5,262
(^)
12,918
20,254
13,157
7,097
47. 595
17. 596
554
15,327
5,523
4,438
I')
6,364
(^)
(')
( = )
6,613
59,008
40, 581
25,242
2,388
12,951
6,921
6,139
782
11,506
3,328
8,178
118
1,111
21
921
'80
1,977
9,478
756
(^)
927
519
408
690
156
(^)
428
256
172
2,976
962
198
677
1,978
260
252
555
576
2,319
750
229
159
362
396
90
306
1,173
606
567
1,211
130
206
311
121
191
252
1,593,392
79,606
(^)
140,034
86,629
53,405
146,374
41,341
(.')
(^)
43,264
76,267
29,340
46,927
819, 803
318, 663
64,418
(M
238,366
74,575
43,874
204,543
(')
{')
110,469
200,308
113,551
70,234
35,305
8,012
26,725
19,210
7,515
60,032
17,416
42,616
125,076
21,094
38,106
14,308
21,526
8,266
21,776
52,582
'406
1,644
1,535
109
963
1,712
8,782
6,163
2,614
18,915
2,767
'1,083
3,679
16,003
2,604
2,707
(^)
2,160
(^)
18,669
11,654
9,198
1,70;
752
465
'112
'ill
6,550
3,491
3,059
4,001
51
1,111
21
1,977
Footnotes at end of table.
286
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Business Returns/ 1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000, BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industiy
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thouat
dolla,
Net income
(less
deficit)
(T}nasand
dollars)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( ITiotJsartd
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
iusiness receipts UTider
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
thtlars)
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Mining
Contract construction.
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing .
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitaiy services...
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade.
Groceries and related products....
Machineiy, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate..
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks.
Other finance.
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses, cajiips, and
other lodg ing places
Personal services
Business services
117,"478 113,236,759 ^,552,405
Automobile and other repair services
Amusement and recreation services...
Other services
3,174
1,191
9,i83
5,420
4,063
17,984
1,189
880
1,216
1,696
2,789
2,232
7,982
4,495
3,047
1,448
30,788
9,945
853
1,669
7,423
1,986
908
1,125
3,095
1,634
2,088
4,342
5,233
29,739
9,756
201
4,774
4,781
2,105
269
1,836
17,878
9,971
7,907
18,737
1,240
1,700
5,748
1,808
2,922
5,319
1,488,789
2,460,477
4,684,244
44,642,240
6,335,192
1,040,502
1,025,718
2,296,971
1,837,754
31,031,275
6,911,551
4,200,522
2,711,029
36,201,030
14,716,449
3,237,198
1,073,180
10,406,071
944,177
1,725,001
7,879,330
5,003,404
612,009
936,461
1,478,792
2,576,647
10,736,435
5,503,095
2,711,114
2,122,434
669,547
3,779,227
3,460,497
318,730
1,454,113
607,505
646,608
5,322,181
381,014
344,774
1,409,097
425,701
1,463,900
1,297,695
27,061
35,974
69,290
2,080,782
259,234
43,515
34,837
70, 160
138,568
147, 759
1,386,709
501,732
199,901
301,831
754,448
322,614
20,018
26,501
276,095
428,941
17,330
73,392
166,025
37,128
22,811
3,456
42, 505
66,294
837,696
534,010
170,762
21,202
342,046
194,520
161,449
33,071
109, 166
74,889
34,277
205,127
22,732
9,135
24,968
12,824
82,949
52,519
105,538
2,876
1,101
8,283
4,881
3,402
14,831
697
662
1,042
1,578
2,418
1,855
6,579
4,163
2,751
1,412
25,368
7,331
417
1,410
5,504
1,777
685
710
1,837
1,582
1,921
4,186
4,955
29,084
9,399
124
4,562
4,713
1,972
186
1,786
17,713
9,896
7,817
1,204
1,646
5,499
1,750
2,754
5,095
17,819,217
502,732
131,211
1,887,119
1,158,410
728,709
3,923,614
174,203
225,442
281,845
297,933
693,825
476,007
1,774,359
678,898
509,656
169,242
6,528,653
1,858,680
133,657
361,585
1,363,438
406,909
217,196
182,612
598,064
392,371
517,533
1,044,416
1,175,679
1,590,680
422,645
56,085
230,456
136,104
161,358
22,652
138,706
1,006,677
559,351
447,326
2,548,773
243,402
231,843
675,621
272, 833
450,285
674,789
464,887
22,786
1,805
'1,043
15,822
'16,865
4,908
5,069
11,442
27,723
26, 120
34,580
4,144
21,096
134,744
47,660
6,435
9,997
31,228
85,423
6,129
8,149
'583
918
18,136
'581
27,891
25,364
123,142
42,039
300
12,076
29,663
,7,321
'1,957
9,278
73,782
47,939
25,843
70,269
14,683
4,751
21,319
7,785
4,426
17,305
17,925
998
284
1,742
829
913
1,541
159
{')
(=)
199
126
683
328
218
4,947
1,319
97
267
955
3,447
366
245
(^)
592
218
234
710
946
4,725
1,399
227
492
680
336
74
262
2,990
1,461
1,530
3,171
266
384
997
395
334
795
8,627,152
268,949
121,939
948, 169
138,607
809,562
1,001,183
in, 3a
46,142
105,770
1,131,837
766,703
539, 596
227,107
2,813,554
1,317,679
394,401
214,307
708,971
1,411,971
139,379
117,518
(^)
537,664
67,289
54,863
132,598
230,013
798,516
489,942
201,388
146,909
141,645
149, 576
132,971
16,605
158,998
69,638
89,360
46,821
104,960
137,780
45,220
40,201
63,347
2,786
3,261
17,161
2,109
15,052
134,772
54, 578
(.')
( = )
6,486
3,377
7,410
62,258
40,633
12,063
28, 570
28,029
9,164
'278
1,344
8,098
17,293
2,883
'5,157
(^i
5,604
1,208
2,263
4,417
4,498
158,530
137, 631
24,959
7,859
104,813
5,668
3,419
2,249
15,231
7,652
7,579
7,836
1,969
3,535
6,264
'854
'828
'2,250
16,699 2,447,120
957
266
1,481
811
670
(^)
( = )
(^)
189
95
642
284
184
(^)
4,395
1,117
(^)
235
825
326
190
( = )
466
197
215
708
909
4,624
1,318
191
459
668
319
57
262
2,987
1,459
1,529
3,153
264
381
993
393
327
795
Footnotes at end of table.
109,904
18,959
107,984
169, 179
(')
(^)
(^)
48,340
21,336
20,169
157,397
60,237
46,332
(=)
1,011,910
335,684
62,518
220,345
597,621
63,285
31,501
96,910
25,808
29,529
127,062
182,664
297,111
116,374
56,924
37,865
21,585
27,977
11,372
16,605
152,760
66,442
86,318
385,246
34,103
100,928
118,432
40,899
27,537
63,347
54,456
280
'3,370
7,285
1,597
5,688
5,941
(^)
( = )
(^)
1,179
'138
'318
5,218
178
950
•4,689
901
'2,182
2,949
2,310
1,205
'732
'937
1,605
3,978
4,212
33,916
19,398
9,018
4,055
6,325
1,560
1689
2,249
12,958
7,291
5,667
5,152
1,927
3,659
6,141
'1,589
'2,736
'2,250
Business Returns/ 1967 • All Corporations
287
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000, BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industry
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing .
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
Lumber and wood products, except
f umi ture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
I
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitary services...
Transportation
Communication, electilc, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale aiid retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....,
Machinery, equipment, and supplies.
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks..
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses,
other lodging places..
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services,
Amusement and recreation services...,
Other services
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollar*)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouaiwtd
dollort)
Business receipts '
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dotlora)
Net income
(less
deficit)
( Thousand
dollais)
29,552
330
(=)
3,213
1,626
1,587
4,556
274
193
223
495
890
700
1,781
762
568
9,524
2,489
303
395
1,791
6,891
486
490
498
1,217
439
754
1,181
1,826
6,376
1,478
127
790
561
653
40
613
4,245
2,842
1,403
235
784
,395
601
654
750
25,808,606
56,549
( = )
1, 194, 144
380,719
813,425
579, 836
246,840
53,869
257,443
951,562
950,973
6,076,966
971, 183
295,125
5,071,348
2,065,983
310,969
286,152
1,468,862
2,881,221
98,710
324,401
277,427
1,138,385
167,430
198, 164
179, 166
497, 538
8,834,374
599,237
479,281
87,039
32,917
8,053,741
7,963,850
89,891
181,396
99,566
81,830
17,561
93,839
183, 240
70,843
44,441
99,738
1,129,166
2,974
( = )
22,412
11,750
10, 662
637,721
31,520
7,318
2,989
12,624
76,563
97,905
408, 802
92,394
^12,789
105,183
86,383
27,854
1,722
5,395
20,737
2,732
12,381
3,011
13,242
7,697
6,118
2,441
11,396
273,367
50,716
31,336
1,512
17, 868
202,867
201,692
1,175
19,784
11,580
8,204
'193
5,423
^4,133
27,274
323
3,049
1,578
1,471
3,762
210
138
217
448
720
635
1,394
724
545
8,411
2,058
226
292
1,540
477
416
429
826
414
743
1,178
1,744
6,248
1,372
47
768
557
634
21
613
4,242
2,840
1,402
234
784
1,388
590
653
741
4,112,902
32,404
544,963
273,762
271,201
827,634
60,391
38, 117
41,712
70,725
136,502
101,002
379,185
83,821
61,535
1,842,558
475,308
33,768
57,942
383,598
1,322,912
78,866
58,766
153,018
256, 178
107,413
186,569
160,034
322,068
331,207
67,568
22,610
23,475
21,483
93,237
3,346
89,891
170,402
95,238
75,164
6,237
93,839
144,930
44,772
42,912
81,732
134,665
1,933
(')
12,312
6,107
6,205
39,833
^283
^249
743
493
12,180
5,009
21,940
365
^13
37,310
11, 636
^754
'903
13,293
1,286
2,623
215
1,670
4,877
5,686
2,174
6,818
32,507
11, 188
391
2,299
8,498
1,331
156
1,175
19,988
12, 100
7,888
6,721
'244
5,423
M,225
5,879
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net Income
(less
deficit)
Business receipts ^ar.der
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
66,459
3,778
39
6,705
2,985
3,720
5,428
535
500
220
663
515
308
2,687
2,436
1,825
17,684
4,286
685
946
2,655
13,037
1,383
862
630
1,946
1,403
1,476
2,146
3,191
20,088
4,499
416
2,021
2,062
1,680
576
1,104
13,909
7,769
6,140
1,465
1,557
2,251
1,300
1,116
2,020
24,740,639
1,243,261
42,521
2,566,895
805,540
1,761,355
3,980,961
1,176,213
151,876
87,081
262,780
383,477
107,048
1,812,486
2,028,201
1,164,506
863,695
10,892,284
4,005,658
1,120,899
361,575
2,523,184
6,782,468
415,366
318,155
2,046,722
1,999,746
241,232
534,312
452,091
774,844
2,382,624
1,080,849
511,691
497,289
71,869
528,020
461, 581
66,439
773, 755
274,568
499,187
1,596,241
330,962
168,860
313,807
282,149
189,981
310,482
971,044
20,614
3,820
43,160
12,894
30,266
184,815
48,209
5,677
1,553'
20,555
11,202
6,431
91,188
207,037
50,504
247,947
67,642
9,345
15,185
43,112
1,994
10,089
68, 111
33,482
8,575
17,106
14,828
25,295
163,608
84,919
41,357
26, 540
17,022
16,822
12,934
3,338
61,867
22,830
39,037
98,223
34,730
8,105
13,221
6,253
18,089
17,825
62,520
3,530
6,256
2,833
3,423
393
493
442
298
2,384
2,309
1,739
15,779
3,438
388
828
2,222
11,999
1,321
784
544
1,501
1,384
1,322
2,072
3,071
19,771
4,257
265
1,938
2,054
1,645
541
1,104
13,869
7,757
6,112
9,406
1,375
1,514
2,159
1,238
1,080
1,990
7,737,109
474,871
1,070,407
488,372
582,035
1,001,470
116,669
128,287
41,164
106,850
142,060
69,606
396,834
202,831
152,637
3,117,174
797,629
29,412
136,845
631,372
2,252,615
286,986
92,280
135,347
437,407
206,221
275,667
302,193
516,514
962,076
311,345
124,869
140,373
46,098
123,954
57,515
66,439
526, 277
240,340
285,437
893,783
172,346
92,551
171,438
110, 592
105,702
241,154
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
239,933
14,282
12,402
5,465
6,937
18,750
1,162
3,022
'1,603
3,826
'2,733
4,990
10,136
7,660
3,784
3,876
56,887
12,415
644
3,984
7,787
'453
4,355
600
4,450
7,036
6,208
6,539
15,352
84,266
31,186
8,120
12,813
10, 253
6,841
3,003
3,838
46, 239
21,572
24,667
43,628
10,466
2,993
6,600
3,736
5,017
14,761
Footnotes at end of table.
288
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Business Returns/ 1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000, BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industry
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollan)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouiard
dollars)
Business receipts londer
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Jhouaend
doltara)
Net income
(less
deficit)
C Thouaartd
dollars)
Business receipts ur.der
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Georgia
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Mining
Contract construction.
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing .
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitary services....
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate. .
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks.
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate. ...'. .'
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses,
other lodging places..
Personal services.
Business services
Automobile and other repair services
Amusement and recreation services...
Other services
26,666
(')
873
973
3,110
300
302
298
IM
199
1,435
828
532
8,765
2,921
708
1,809
5,790
850
459
179
1,333
633
461
618
1,257
7,917
2,966
472
1,667
827
581
114
467
4,370
2,820
1,550
381
457
821
649
364
741
17,519,396
90,620
(')
1,216,399
369,568
846,831
5,548,778
1,592,160
515,916
153,679
181,162
171,530
144,316
2,790,015
1,915,703
1,072,139
6,540,422
3,151,559
675,394
437,542
2,038,623
381,856
337,806
490,060
1,134,950
167,080
173,089
162,859
395,740
1,332,945
645,989
375,758
231,741
38,490
433,739
363,913
69,826
253,217
143,564
109,653
49,496
214,409
344,747
76,585
45,468
118,089
1,065,191
U30
( = )
33,230
7,481
25,749
426,777
204,774
16,373
7,541
12,670
164,647
214,696
78,650
192,688
91,871
5,928
15,115
70,828
99,628
7,196
23,497
24,653
10,668
6,196
8,130
5,481
13,757
133,283
89,443
56,398
15,706
17,339
11,762
5,675
6,087
32,078
20,490
11,588
62,518
1433
18,270
37,970
1,322
2,723
2,666
24,066
453
(=)
1,563
773
790
2,468
211
163
274
409
174
1,138
724
442
7,417
2,189
272
620
1,297
5,180
791
439
1,021
609
441
602
1,167
7,760
2,881
433
1,628
320
547
83
464
4,332
2,805
1,527
374
451
803
645
363
736
4,072,398
54,279
{')
382,466
198,516
133,950
665,450
89,029
34,047
(^)
69,543
347,512
116,613
65,956
50,657
1,967,188
571,763
102,439
174,045
295,279
1,366,817
277,127
113,557
(')
341,038
99,348
111,363
136,087
253,299
504,375
263,203
123,915
116,678
22,610
53,911
15,904
38,007
137,261
116,306
70,955
376,438
32,285
57,338
82,167
70,897
30,U5
102,756
162,008
^510
(^)
610
H.aii
4,846
744
14,882
1,345
(^)
6,120
11,263
7,671
55,500
18,669
1,473
6,391
10,805
5,365
5,663
(=)
4,2*1
3,713
3,714
5,015
8,613
67,397
40,961
20,927
11,477
3,557
2,119
"■1,752
3,871
24,317
16,149
3,168
■■1,501
1,628
7,353
1,289
1,065
381
6,347
( = )
328
171
357
139
218
193
1,966
440
<!>
(^)
227
1,505
{')
202
215
130
(')
591
118
1,936
496
11
68
417
66
13
53
1,374
817
557
3,213,077
I')
96,162
212,170
665,993
431,097
{')
(')
( = )
(^)
( = )
210,142
110,683
1,538,716
358,427
154,240
(=)
99,449
255,127
448,401
{')
(^)
140,052
33,123
249,232
126,001
79,546
34,528
11,927
33,516
29,052
4,464
89,715
44,025
45,690
214,894
67,034
(^)
12,964
20,570
( = )
57,670
141,340
(=)
4,540
1,219
47,061
32,164
(^)
(^)
( = >
(^)
(^)
18,734
3,032
(^)
29,857
7,322
(=)
(^)
1,490
18,741
(')
2,847
2,344
7,489
(')
(')
4,068
1,754
31,064
13,800
7,521
1,610
4,669
^522
^527
5
17,786
7,744
10,042
9,016
(^i
^672
27
( = )
3,015
5,904
(2)
306
137
289
151
(^)
197
177
( = )
1,740
412
(')
{')
207
1,327
( = )
186
147
(.')
(^)
(^)
587
(^)
1,897
477
(^)
60
414
59
53
1,361
811
550
994
(=)
(=)
374
168
(^>
166
756,737
47,473
28,857
46,874
31,701
(^)
(^)
(=)
29,186
23,893
(2)
423,245
77,031
(')
(')
17,113
346,004
I')
77,246
35,278
( = )
(.')
(=)
126,987
(=)
82,514
11,608
('i
5,586
5,405
7,881
(M
4,464
63,025
33,595
29,430
(=)
(')
12,964
15,621
('i
20,394
12,478
(^)
2,357
2,408
Hi
2,503
2,177
( = )
( = )
( = ) "
'220
>345
( = )
4,386
'1,044
^1,672
5,430
{')
2,001
'1,346
(^)
(.')
(^)
3,763
6,063
42
'146
33
74
(21
5,947
3,849
2,098
'1,020
<^>
( = )
'672
52
( = )
1,098
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
289
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000, BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Humber of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouamd
dollars)
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thouaand
dollars)
Net Income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Business receipts i-tr.der
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
( Thousand
doltori)
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors . . .
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing .
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitaiy services...
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks..
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses,
other lodging places..
Personal servrces
Business services
Automobile and other repair services,
Amusement and recreation services...,
Other services ,
0,091
6,259
3,79<i
2, +66
.,125
-459
2,462
1,932
5,429
3,730
3,148
582
25,962
8,837
879
1,278
6,680
16,737
1,367
1,090
1,169
2,393
1,544
1,000
4,135
4,039
16,756
5,135
1,232
2,351
1,552
2,016
456
1,560
9,605
6,506
3,099
767
1,940
3,940
2,038
1,445
2,679
238,889
223,941
1,733,243
2,056,765
51,979,793
13,108,054
643,101
233,511
2,547,049
3,941,125
8,013,893
23,493,060
7,012,501
5,106,533
1,905,968
38,294,095
14,992,866
3,996,995
993,283
10,002,588
23,047,679
602,751
11,907,613
3,202,911
2,890,564
777,384
495,900
1,020,175
2,150,381
10,026,625
3,163,378
1,497,141
1,343,822
322,415
6,167,802
5,875,492
292,310
695,445
403,738
291,707
400,480
402,699
.,656,963
268,923
259,923
652,245
6,049,369
1,812
28,085
51,373
65,019
329,215
23 ,413
5,984
210,443
282,944
652,302
578,989
190,390
388,599
1,209,058
347,031
73,566
47,998
225,467
854,272
15,319
630,968
63,108
25,972
24,691
20,942
20,948
52,324
900,831
552,814
195,941
174,769
182,104
260,927
225,790
35,137
87,090
58,046
29,044
17,981
16,007
62,648
9,655
19,824
37,469
70,237
123
5,392
3,416
1,976
10,157
763
361
1,920
1,525
3,964
3,410
2,871
539
21,630
6,733
499
1,157
5,077
14,585
1,279
779
770
1,635
1,474
950
4,033
3,665
16,079
4,696
1,026
2,159
1,511
1,843
316
1,527
9,540
6,469
3,071
751
-1,-873-
3,783
2,024
1,395
2,625
1,131,259
749,513
381,746
2,605,720
191,084
112,281
37,220
295,631
632,786
349,036
987,682
542,802
438,849
103,953
5,535,761
1,844,157
147,095
273,055
1,424,007
3,619,733
410,375
235,847
229,688
503,366
448,622
280,589
683,922
827,324
1,227,470
586,017
243,035
274,530
68,452
179,144
49,895
129,249
462,309
287,889
174,420
97,640
209,911
408,848
219,986
117,893
447,405
445 , 166
^4,422
^1,948
27,620
19,554
8,066
72,379
^1,751
2,850
^423
13,217
23,329
15,103
20,054
22,615
16,323
6,292
139,759
51,995
5,450
13,926
32,619
10,394
9,355
1,233
6,115
21,768
5,379
13,855
17,582
127,613
62,155
25,737
8,174
28,244
8,482
^2,086
10,568
56,976
44,007
12,969
4,445
3,265
15,580
8,265
6,879
29,668
30,174 22,678,598 1,384,940
1,199
1,042
437
37
516
671
1,322
1,339
798
541
10,355
3,193
411
286
2,496
1,051
166
309
1,485
544
652
1,294
1,420
7,731
2,277
386
1,222
669
763
134
629
4,691
3,253
1,438
3,940
279
622
943
586
710
99,322
1,488,244
512,077
976,167
9,677,541
1,766,023
81,460
690,035
1,105,445
5,652,049
1,440,836
810,552
6,757,769
2,990,341
817,238
235,545
1,937,558
433,560
264,078
428,653
1,413,232
166,478
212,048
256,725
510,867
2,531,279
994,074
442,135
515,267
36,672
1,251,769
1,191,873
59,896
285,436
207,405
78,031
478,249
32,991
95,670
119,070
71,221
59,569
99,728
4,610
11,499
56,785
28,314
28,471
805,149
57,638
'4,324
50,012
66,019
600,845
160,803
9,675
151,128
129,399
57,447
5,243
13,988
38,216
9,886
9,788
6,389
16,551
5,040
1,975
10,250
11,968
192,490
105 , 209
61,669
34,543
8,997
72,809
67,841
4,968
14,472
9,962
4,510
'3,563
3,389
15,185
5,199
2,422
1,609
27,065
548
293
1,907
1,063
844
2,434
180
359
525
922
1,233
709
524
9,036
2,646
295
24<
2,107
6,151
962
129
219
1,106
507
615
1,274
1,339
7,462
2,085
298
1,124
663
709
629
4,668
3,233
1,435
3,913
273
616
936
583
709
796
4,600,294
52,198
52,818
371,794
184,539
187,255
727,576
62,161
20,554
120,113
127,075
300,539
206,930
153,079
53,851
2,244,917
695,805
31,134
72,704
591,967
1,475,417
278,535
52,478
53,887
394,901
93,942
150,434
199,030
252,210
550,874
294,402
118,276
153,143
22,983
73,905
14,009
59,896
182,567
122,159
60,408
391,791
24,558
74,019
80,042
66,793
53,983
92,396
192,113
1,517
4,097
12,227
7,393
4,834
2,731
4,546
11,557
19,838
14,216
7,553
47,042
18,958
729
4,922
13,307
28,165
4,246
1,512
2,472
4,715
2,854
333
7,629
4,354
56,651
33,729
18,716
6,597
8,416
4,730
'238
4,968
18,192
15,056
3,136
11,050
'2,385
1,452
4,379
5,341
911
1,352
Footnotes at end of table.
290
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000, BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industiy
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousetid
pilars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
dolla,
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thouaand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollara)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thotiaand
dotlari)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Bijslness receipts ur.der
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousartd
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
Iowa
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Mining
Contract construction.
Special trade contractors .. .
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing .
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitaiy services...
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade.
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks..
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers,
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Personal services
Business services
18,194
711
107
1,508
577
931
1,659
187
i'}
{')
281
274
624
Automobile and other repair services
Amusement and recreation services...
Other services
911
602
5,481
1,772
103
182
1,487
3,631
720
265
755
322
386
408
678
5,368
2,062
641
1,097
324
434
156
278
2,872
1,993
879
159
295
569
234
397
536
11,673,518
103,778
29,661
749,577
164,279
585,298
3,779,923
1,567,859
( = )
191,134
445,801
607,069
850,363
570,453
142,914
4,569,204
2,218,378
460,623
136,773
1,620,982
2,292,369
318,493
154,447
(^)
883,018
72,803
232,447
71,025
227,754
1,640,920
455,795
259,149
191,218
5,428
1,064,275
1,041,607
22,668
120,850
78,820
42,030
227,493
34,302
36,459
49,376
16,901
38,994
51,461
518,814
4,403
'327
26,384
9,261
17,123
181,285
24,112
(=)
I')
18,717
37,184
18,000
76,799
78,478
3,784
92,899
33,006
2,240
7,715
23,051
8,051
8,910
10,159
4,189
9,777
5,465
7,772
127,794
58,248
36,397
20,659
1,192
50,509
48,048
2,461
19,037
12,507
6,530
8,218
1,649
2,331
2,855
1,059
730
^406
16,267
704
(^)
1,329
574
755
I')
n
214
220
513
873
580
4,373
1,058
(^)
133
872
696
256
553
321
287
408
651
5,249
1,990
601
1,065
324
390
115
275
2,869
1,991
878
2,173
153
295
564
233
397
531
2,733,228
40,ff>4
135,619
187,653
323,976
(^)
(^)
(')
(')
65,811
68,617
124,226
91,504
72,329
19,175
1,358,288
363,918
(=)
22,775
328,382
987,730
288,189
71,252
{')
201,528
71,278
50,136
71,025
180,286
403,293
262,211
160,086
96,697
5,428
26,096
12,852
13,244
114,986
74,629
40,357
179,637
23,164
36,459
40,871
11,103
38,994
29,046
142,122
1,643
14,584
8,421
6,163
(=)
{']
(')
{')
6,111
1,535
4,334
5,968
2,466
3,502
36,707
9,872
2,724
7,651
26,641
1,581
4,131
1,245
5,465
6,807
62,723
40,727
24,105
15,430
1,192
3,053
521
2,532
18,943
12,703
6,240
1,809
2,331
1,930
331
730
'842
13,362
278
552
1,196
574
622
250
(')
159
219
366
616
373
3,706
1,196
(^)
225
870
251
248
87
624
221
299
397
3,851
1,476
579
595
302
253
57
196
2,122
1,321
801
300
594
214
314
300
8,855,617
202,816
141,389
793,206
200,991
592,215
762,330
(')
211,670
242,273
844, 575
1,401,521
1,197,266
204,255
3,188,053
1,692,440
145,689
925,561
1,492,167
149,594
135,066
322,399
568,626
67,314
101,855
38,717
108,596
666,973
363,057
222,750
120,639
19,668
227,041
191,550
35,491
76,875
41,209
35,666
242,271
(')
37,944
55,662
49,114
20,942
25,386
310,834
448
8,428
13,095
3,745
9,350
109,174
6,011
(')
3,758
18,849
17,203
57,608
72,301
28,457
47,295
20,079
( = )
3,565
9,784
27,223
4,397
4,292
4,549
11,707
2,722
'344
'303
203
63,828
50,410
33,150
8,774
8,486
5,428
4,737
691
7,990
5,485
2,505
'3,735
{')
'7,529
1,846
520
1,426
1,067
12,034
230
477
1,067
532
535
925
167
195
270
540
304
3,099
932
(')
215
663
231
180
( = )
493
344
197
298
369
3,753
1,407
541
569
297
227
34
193
2,119
1,320
799
297
591
193
313
299
1,994,026
59,555
35,485
265,288
102,023
163,265
250,372
60,350
(^)
61,435
47,541
88,952
74,873
14,079
851,961
365,820
(^)
81,167
264,527
85,254
43,174
( = )
159,495
61,960
35,335
37,206
52,283
296,931
184,430
123,383
51,347
9,700
42,716
11,745
30,971
69,785
39,793
29,992
145,482
29,834
44,151
19,770
16,833
23.510
44,076
'887
'456
'871
2,023
'2,894
7,379
'3,079
4,316
'1,112
817
'315
1,132
12,011
3,962
( = )
1,765
1,739
8,056
2,032
2,334
ih
2,780
'1,520
'112
335
32,750
24,787
16,877
5,154
2,756
39
'531
570
7,924
5,354
2,570
'6,667
'8,693
1,174
1,489
1.053
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
291
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS,
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industiy
Total
Business receipts
$1,000,000
under
T-^tal
Buslr
<.E6 receipts ijjider
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net Income
(less
deficit)
(Thouiand
f77ioua«id
fTTiousnnd
(Thousand
CTTioutand
(ThouMand
(Thautoitd
(Thouiand
doltara)
dotlara)
dollars)
dolton)
d<3llatt}
dottari)
daltari)
fkillart)
Kentucky
louislana
15,332
10,473,105
547,321
13,668
2,299,730
100,712
24,667
12,973,415
474,091
22,511
3,387,694
35,701
393
41,824
^559
385
25,065
504
370
34,376
6,481
369
30,014
7,074
683
287,144
3,132
602
138,409
'2,290
820
325,678
'109,100
787
123,899
'114,266
1,^25
1,148,135
36,656
1,270
312,294
10,433
2,357
1,423,817
47,159
2,059
422,062
12,568
664
226,085
11,778
603
122,641
6,305
1,378
545,894
17,593
1,282
252,184
7,877
761
922,050
24,878
667
189,653
4,128
979
877,923
29,566
777
169,878
4,691
1,152
3,603,089
248,523
787
273,102
12,712
1,565
1,949,062
88,274
1,219
393,867
13,512
160
804,921
25,062
(')
(=)
263
(=)
755,508
30,073
(=)
150
65,667
700
164
182,001
7,574
(^)
{')
(^)
212
135,346
4,624
191
40,773
'1,263
112
75,963
6,091
(^)
( = )
(^)
125
62,800
9,086
(')
I')
i^)
134
170,042
10,446
115
71,336
4,390
230
200,931
14,705
198
103,106
7,863
91
224,003
22,970
(')
( = )
(^)
119
205,916
10,401
(')
{')
(^)
448
1,979,158
170,308
322
84,224
2,751
603
491,730
15,120
501
157,515
4,569
774
833,546
92,507
738
92,239
11,785
1,911
1,807,246
161,892
1,848
272,823
10,483
553
409,694
7,428
532
69,478
7,929
1,560
514,059
66,088
1,511
226,545
8,838
221
423,852
85,079
206
22,761
3,856
351
1,293,187
95,804
337
46,278
1,645
5,036
3,596,457
89,662
4,139
1,040,967
32,183
7,029
5,984,561
133,178
5,831
1,398,123
37,963
1,351
1,568,222
47,252
981
382,416
16,175
2,167
2,460,484
61,442
1,674
342, CB6
12,410
110
383,101
6,619
(^)
(^)
(M
355
1,051,760
16,051
263
45,238
'492
248
216,019
12,003
238
101,684
6,282
412
376,530
16,303
314
66,952
6,917
993
969,102
28,630
742
277,694
9,894
1,400
1,032,194
29,088
1,097
229,906
5,985
3,637
1,981,766
39,781
3,115
647,239
15,455
4,774
3,495,254
71,656
4,074
1,039,103
25,884
426
145,932
4,956
392
69,763
2,758
809
345,679
6,644
744
260,109
6,495
280
115,770
5,612
251
45,791
2,561
438
371,814
13,989
340
65,610
478
449
240,972
3,750
404
113,734
1,555
525
707,272
7,942
418
166,908
1,022
942
979,476
10,114
636
153,999
464
880
1,485,036
20,431
513
174,412
4,904
327
119,649
3,485
304
59,916
2,981
367
136,291
8,279
345
75,913
4,244
343
190,165
5,505
287
88,105
3,007
430
84,710
1,705
424
54,421
1,284
'324
332
52,895
334
325
41,644
1400
255
62,330
3,695
248
30,042
538
136,907
6,025
516
74,287
3,357
1,070
302,122
8,971
1,042
211,688
7,781
3,315
711,702
59,593
3,228
228,577
25,779
6,837
984,945
121,050
6,694
414,112
47,971
1,003
333,892
39,417
939
131,406
15,711
2,300
477,052
44,550
2,215
211,967
21,199
319
189,829
31,243
286
69,403
13,073
222
243,887
25,149
182
72,212
8,044
499
130,843
5,975
469
50,740
2,395
1,331
193,447
10,534
1,290
109,493
6,270
185
13,220
2,199
184
11,263
243
747
39,718
8,867
743
30,262
6,885
317
290,561
9,975
301
19,636
658
950
243,525
8,722
921
74,436
4,074
41
276,515
9,440
26
7,616
'249
296
214,415
6,286
267
45,326
1,638
276
14,046
535
275
12,020
907
654
29,110
2,436
654
29,110
2,436
1,995
87,249
10,201
1,988
77,535
9,410
3,587
264,368
67,778
3,558
127,709
22,698
1,309
52,492
8,047
1,306
46,542
7,256
2,236
108,118
19,214
2,216
84,782
15,586
686
34,757
2,154
682
30,993
2,154
1,351
156,250
48,564
1,342
42,927
7,112
2,361
254,968
18,093
2,326
187,837
9,892
3,430
452,741
25,644
3,356
321,805
20,883
270
28,150
1,105
267
20,511
87
275
24,830
7 736
^586
275
24,830
7,736
330
19,881
131
330
19,881
131
373
49,008
373
49,008
1586
596
31,494
3,933
592
27,949
3,221
1,111
97,392
5,326
1,092
73,780
4,716
298
59,426
2,309
282
28,316
256
529
104,482
3,943
511
72,660
2,141
'510
277
39,337
4,140
265
14,500
'278
359
23,417
'510
359
23,417
590
76,680
6,475
590
76,680
6,475
783
153,612
9,735
746
78,110
7,386
All Industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other contract construction
Manufacturing
Food. and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products..
Lumber eind wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products . . ^
Machinery, except electric
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitaiy services
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machineiy, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks..
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodg ing places
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services
Amusement and recreation services....
Other services
Footnotes at end of table.
292
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER SI, 000, 000, BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industry
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
f Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouaerd
dollars)
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousirid
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
( Thousand
dollars)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net iricome
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Business receipts ur.der
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
C Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Maryland
All industries.
Ai;riculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
?/anuf acturinc .
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitary services...
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade.
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks..
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services
Amusement and recreation services...
Other services
7,059
190
(^)
232
202
626
133
( = )
(=)
(^)
(^)
502
300
2,441
438
(')
332
1,970
25A
187
219
483
(.')
143
440
1,878
551
84
299
168
108
12
96
1,219
1,031
188
n
120
140
182
3,617,485
31,409
( = )
162,268
84,909
77,359
1,155,775
255,163
(')
(=)
743,018
211,091
96, 672
1, 294, 992
538,242
360,942
69,650
80,230
157, 287
243,041
(=)
(')
30,982
94,458
679,455
137, 381
107, 182
15,291
14,908
511,003
506,367
4,636
31,071
25,826
5,245
82,442
31,608
1,905
16,456
6,185
11,288
165,900
'911
5,749
2,649
3,100
45,253
3,918
{')
( = )
33,392
30,252
307
29,945
23,362
9,706
(^)
(')
7,662
13,236
827
5,330
1,112
361
I')
(^)
2,561
1,956
56,554
13,526
9,051
784
3,691
39, 320
39, 350
^30
3,708
3,621
87
3,8
(^i
799
143
12
6,548
189
(^)
412
229
183
466
(=)
(.')
(^)
{')
196
458
264
2,185
345
(^)
(^)
( = )
409
(.')
(^)
143
436
526
62
297
167
105
9
96
1,219
1,031
188
986
216
(.')
120
140
182
1,024,576
20, 066
( = )
105,522
70,600
34,922
174, 340
84,555
42,205
21, 150
502,722
84,680
51,338
405,485
59, 909
(')
(')
108,632
( = )
(.')
30,982
77,958
97, 226
58,497
32,889
12,423
13,185
7,658
3,022
4,636
31,071
25,826
5,245
31,608
(=)
1,905
16,456
6,185
11,288
25,432
^830
1,945
1,258
637
^2,748
(^)
(^)
^6,582
3,828
1,232
7,767
1,415
(^)
(^)
906
6,053
(^)
(=■)
I33
( = )
(=)
2,561
994
9,829
5,880
3,165
726
1,989
241
271
ho
3,708
3,621
87
5,644
3,8
34,926 22,072,483 1,277,240
799
143
12
2,049
1,670
388
103
249
76
1,064
1,514
1,201
313
9,902
2,685
359
267
2,059
7,109
443
340
586
1,039
516
512
1,525
2,148
10,557
3,016
139
1,682
1,195
787
183
604
6,754
5,053
1,701
5,343
306
848
1,957
733
695
804
203,086
54, 387
1,678,148
745,755
932,393
879,742
195,704
551,180
253,061
200,486
3,475,899
2,718,658
2,080,004
6,848,161
2,547,481
780,073
205,294
1,562,114
4,281,867
154, 500
523,568
624,309
1,315,227
191,914
358,786
304,230
809, 333
3,785,083
1,892,245
414,514
1,362,173
115,558
1,380,768
1,284,422
96,346
512,070
382,383
129,687
1,121,599
86,627
147,080
289,731
118,605
184,041
295,515
384
50,435
19,598
30,837
448,261
24,765
12,342
15,184
13,044
349,658
212,075
93,000
147,235
51,040
7,247
6,363
37,430
96,106
2,698
21,928
9,692
14,596
7,083
16, 556
5,785
17, 768
369,523
241,649
80,514
72,287
88,848
85,312
79,005
6,307
42,562
32,332
10,230
48,419
4,290
3,448
21,343
6,220
6,224
6,894
32,410
710
(')
3,397
1,939
1,458
299
(^)
215
(^)
756
1,438
1,176
8,795
2,248
214
223
1,811
431
262
522
725
451
1,511
2,082
10,323
2,890
104
1,601
1,185
745
150
595
6,688
5,009
1,679
5,177
298
801
1,926
730
658
764
4,963,881
95,892
(^)
712,314
383,258
329,056
95,380
(^i
77,029
137,885
74, 114
169,838
213,981
191,527
22,454
2,061,901
689,723
95,721
90,500
503,502
117,388
45,403
126,910
190, 107
91,326
136,9X
251,750
396,885
644,018
221, 309
38,473
154,770
28,066
94,756
23,731
71,025
327,953
245,392
82,561
595,660
30,402
83,255
190, 113
83,698
100,017
108, 175
163,625
'447
( = )
15,727
6,808
8,919
20, 521
5,984
(^i
3,833
3,344
(=i
5,157
14,902
12,075
35,318
14,432
3,363
3,220
7,349
1,864
830
945
665
1,888
4,971
3,132
6,431
59,843
29,935
4,928
12,848
12,159
3,147
410
2,737
26,761
22,241
4,520
19,872
296
216
16,052
5,799
'2,454
Footnotes at end of table.
ACTIVE CORPOftATIONS IN 39 STATES
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
293
RECEIPTS
SELECTED
AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $
INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
1,000,000, BY
Industry
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Miriirt;
Contract construction.
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture *.
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitary services...
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Number of
returns
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
0 Lher wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks..
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses,
other lodging places..
Personal services
Business services
camps, and
Automobile and other repair services,
Amusement and recreation services...,
Other services
6i,536
956
4,500
2, "459
2,041
8,137
596
878
990
742
3,536
2,706
2,390
316
25,778
6,318
1,215
816
4,287
19,086
1,075
861
1,096
2,072
2,798
4,351
5,745
13,045
2,512
389
903
1,220
1,307
231
1,076
9,226
7,537
1,689
702
1,930
2,046
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
dotlara)
ss receipts liiider
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
{less
deficit)
(Theuaand
dollars)
Massachusetts
44,028,632
686,119
692,370
1,337,755
12,847,534
1,213,155
752,522
1,104,126
1,094,747
7,852,743
2,025,263
571,778
1,453,485
16,037,487
6,964,301
2,029,261
476,104
4,458,936
8,812,970
450,501
1,086,051
2,478,642
1,493,906
875,736
399,142
701,343
1,327,649
8,078,259
2,879,901
1,039,072
208,344
1,632,485
4,655,398
4,552,546
102,852
542,960
451,246
91,714
420,733
294,859
546,489
143,884
198,823
384,574
3,234,526 59,058
55,774
5,903
22,904
18,726
4,178
25,567
30,437
485
48,977
135,508
94,533
504,206
261,306
8,636
278,964
116, 348
22,442
15,388
78,518
157,835
11,044
25,977
4,337
10,665
44,798
8,635
22,360
30,019
1,695,272
1,430,173
96,488
8,628
1,325,057
208,092
203,541
4,551
57,007
47,050
9,957
5,846
12,115
18,084
4,460
12,766
22,554
954
( = )
2,341
1,765
6,576
485
736
842
592
2,614
2,592
2,295
23,040
4,858
805
678
3,374
17,875
987
748
870
1,606
2,716
1,038
4,329
5,581
12,606
2,170
197
849
1,124
1,249
176
1,073
9,187
7,516
1,671
8,696
671
1,856
2,023
934
1,173
2,039
9,387,043
120,057
763,521
427,846
335,675
1,631,416
96, 513
214,111
29,380
242,499
191,702
700,756
292,435
264,573
27,862
4,742,194
1,235,920
228,357
158,889
848,674
3,362,737
217,970
142,581
261,062
402,083
562,039
262,549
469,848
1,044,605
789,748
202,216
77,691
71,984
52,541
99,495
11,051
88,444
488,037
415,136
72,901
1,039,459
53,385
189,121
266,210
134,470
133,667
262,606
289,404
4,719
(^)
16,455
12, U4
4,341
570
2,377
^1,070
11,362
6,918
12,499
5,206
4,125
1,081
112,268
27,529
2,476
4,450
20,603
3,540
3,100
I37
4,716
33,008
4,263
9,335
24,088
89,430
28,065
6,120
501
21,444
4,707
621
4,086
56,658
47,374
9,284
^437
6,774
6,656
4,291
1,326
6,584
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thouaand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouaard
dollara)
^6 receipts liTider
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thooaand (Thouaand
dollara) dollars)
Michigan
46,496
2,172
2,412
445
151
1,734
1,920
2,925
1,431
1,130
14, 175
4,900
605
873
3,422
9,027
1,151
427
624
1,305
707
1,078
1,616
1,619
9,905
2,451
405
1,127
919
1,472
279
1,193
3,655
2,327
534
1,122
1,894
1,030
1,027
1,570
81,947,436
59,081
82,303
3,080,891
1,154,710
1,926,181
56,253,044
2,283,588
101,982
2,516,819
3,926,781
46,653,341
2,059,460
999, 009
16,207,112
6,598,976
1,454,713
558,979
4,585,284
9,363,446
391,767
1,853,176
2,105,925
2,701,232
340,526
416,250
399,715
654,355
2,563,659
1,424,708
1,030,119
335,198
59,391
705,239
634,341
70,898
433,712
239,538
194, 174
74,568
250,566
628, 987
197,259
139,580
325,843
Footnotes at end of table.
5,666,784
'967
4,294
71,986
42, 516
29,470
4,785,696
146,028
7,051
6,708
56,417
173,572
338,292
4,057,628
197,971
11,794
186, 177
334,036
149,321
13,136
24, 160
112,025
173,226
34,220
65,381
10,517
18,964
13, 584
11,807
9,142
14,611
209,218
104,386
57,087
18,717
23,582
32,828
27,478
5,350
72,004
45,554
26,450
63,676
H38
9,019
20,235
10,795
7,223
16, 542
40,594
431
328
3,979
1,962
2,017
5,949
328
1,244
1,477
2,241
1,255
974
11,557
3,551
427
710
2,414
996
404
387
.214
1,022
1,530
1,535
9,591
2,225
254
1,063
1,427
241
1,186
5,939
3,624
2,315
571
1,061
1,780
1,015
1,014
1,554
7,834,538
45,683
35,872
995,647
538,229
457,418
119,904
63,462
383,728
424, 687
571,314
293,380
253,540
39,840
3,260,431
1,103,050
131,159
201,614
770,277
2,091,067
261,995
33,307
102,669
459,757
187,217
235,647
347,963
412,512
550,128
180,642
105,440
55,641
19, 561
76,687
26,073
50,614
292,799
134,258
158, 541
933,629
49,051
140,002
222,048
158,684
87,734
276,060
300,343
'1,252
'359
15,913
13,092
2,821
5,302
18,827
30,250
25,953
14,422
12,485
82,731
37, 547
1,646
10,746
25,155
3,207
3,072
517
3,980
6,846
4,744
6,082
9,532
70,966
19,003
10,778
3,394
4,831
4,139
4,387
47,824
26,170
21,654
'1,174
3,416
2,637
10,355
1,087
14, 501
294
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Business Returns/ 1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS,
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
f 77lou9dnd
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouamd
dollars)
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
f 77)oua«id
dollars)
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
itjllars)
Mississippi
All industries
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries..
Mining
Contract construction.
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing.
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
lAimber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitaiy services...
Transportation
Communication, electric,
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate..
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks.
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services
Amusement and recreation services...
Other services
421
1<3
,069
877
484
81
516
629
,195
950
731
219
8,506
2,951
265
315
2,371
5,376
1,014
452
309
1,255
174
461
805
876
6,423
2,340
662
1,198
430
365
76
289
3,718
2,659
1,059
3,473
257
290
999
805
459
663
29,004,397 1,672,763
67,981
125,330
569,060
729,001
,168,312
36,085
473,069
574,906
798,349
.,103,405
1,832,423
1,355,129
12,108,988
7,453,664
1,541,240
688,626
5,223,798
526,282
1,288,326
826,331
1,169,030
63,658
266,844
176,779
279,745
2,382,573
1,274,363
457,505
221,813
595,045
911,861
885,563
26,298
196,349
120,886
75,463
44,260
U8,470
372,573
114,133
51,223
126,888
21,609
10,759
147,995
2,023
42,252
63,195
424,250
163,600
89,276
74,324
186,781
106,320
15,394
13,594
77,332
78,293
10,299
17,832
11,416
15,057
1,847
4,057
6,168
11,617
499,500
456,737
41,136
10,870
404,731
31,258
28,230
3,028
11,505
7,156
4,349
218
10,728
12,618
6,744
567
6,578
,985
415
n
953
736
2,615
214
(.')
379
492
911
891
679
7,198
2,253
151
203
1,899
4,772
960
416
236
953
422
788
832
6,279
2,247
629
1,163
455
329
40
289
3,703
2,652
1,051
254
260
958
794
454
659
4,210,949
43,157
( = )
243,488
190,424
57,893
127,848
141,449
255,001
130,919
100,455
30,464
2,040,052
728,892
27,706
114,863
586,323
1,275,618
309,011
87,535
89,402
300,838
41,601
93,646
154,996
198,589
454,446
251,350
163,465
59,664
28,221
38,630
12,332
26,298
164,466
102,366
62,100
373,479
27,835
25,717
92,516
76,741
33,019
117,651
157,028
'950
( = )
6,782
5,230
1,552
30,548
'332
1,433
737
7,978
6,470
12,415
11,829
6,395
5,434
51,840
17,924
'1,051
7,737
11,238
32,960
6,602
5,601
528
4,421
951
553
5,506
8,798
44,412
30,720
13,976
5,103
11,641
2 169
'859
3,028
11,523
6,428
5,095
'219
1,705
3,142
1,847
159
5,185
10,381
940
( = )
805
360
445
902
83
(^)
702
464
3,221
954
155
80
719
266
139
I')
536
160
164
737
2,241
645
164
314
167
321
32
289
1,275
627
648
1,179
195
(^)
228
(^)
4,223,762
166,156
253,189
122,307
130,882
212, 2C2
( = )
190,425
(^)
<!'
(^)
486,358
117,363
70,281
47,082
2,049,236
1,105,902
498,562
95,787
511,553
910,670
91,392
72,823
(M
365,995
80,325
35,864
(=)
181,708
404,834
193,495
126,963
60,967
5,565
154,056
146,375
7,681
57,283
17,631
39,652
114,291
37,953
(')
18,999
( = )
(=)
29,638
168,489
8,974
4,633
4 745
'112
4,488
(^)
14,136
(^)
(^
40,280
10,134
4,257
40,810
23,030
5,745
4,821
12,464
16,374
1,549
61
5,619
4,616
706
( = )
3,160
27,734
17,925
14,382
4 274
'731
'7
4,084
3,162
922
5,725
2,479
3,246
4,672
1,930
( = i
1,101
I')
I')
1,735
9,625
(^)
357
420
( = )
(^)
( = )
693
456
237
2,754
711
(')
(^)
528
1,930
244
114
452
143
164
(^)
669
2,190
609
140
302
167
307
18
289
1,274
627
647
1,167
192
( = )
224
1,533,181
115,383
( = )
194,907
106,288
88,619
(')
27,100
(^)
(^)
47,880
77,011
54,760
22,251
688,223
216,796
108,360
449,306
62,081
35,908
(M
158,690
35,960
35,864
77,517
156,043
91,254
49,572
36,117
5,565
11,828
4,147
7,681
52,961
17,631
35,330
34,671
(^)
12,963
{')
(')
13.534
54,487
7,125
( = )
1,849
1,726
123
( = )
m
3,972
7,333
3,349
3,984
15,502
7,276
< = >
3,790
6,976
1,218
AT?
(^)
1,770
1,782
706
)
750
12,725
6,788
4,908
( = )
681
'241
922
5,256
2,479
2,777
1,487
(^5
688
(^)
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
295
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000, BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industry
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thouaartd
dolUra)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouamd
dollar a)
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thouaend
dollara)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thoiiaand
doltara)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(nouaard
dollara)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thoiiaaid
dollara)
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thouaend
dollara)
Net Income
(less
deficit)
(Thouaand
dollara)
All industries.
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries.
Mining
Contract construction.
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing .
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitaiy services....
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machineiy, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers ,. . ,
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, Insurance, and real estate..
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks.
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services
Amusement and recreation services...
Other services
38,'V76
783
170
2,428
1,565
863
i,65A
415
275
210
902
624
519
1,709
1,567
1,024
11,553
3,355
407
484
2,464
648
584
1,119
1,352
568
991
1,951
12, 154
4,894
670
3,009
1,215
917
219
698
6,343
4,567
1,776
4,949
164
821
1,580
692
733
959
34,740,522
282,156
330, 110
1,513,929
701,242
812,687
14,203,128
3,650,348
928, 833
111,168
580,161
653,656
587,831
7,691,131
3,719,154
2,377,433
1,341,716
11,264,900
4,982,203
1,004,382
346,375
3,631,446
545,145
1,412,969
902,842
1,206,272
840,483
263,785
247,764
656,369
2,647,382
1,459,359
532, 594
580,610
346, 155
838, 195
736,787
101,408
349,828
239,421
110,407
64,136
117,111
242,190
127,228
76, 146
151,495
1,697,790
606
12,635
43,483
25,540
17,943
856,345
140,104
52,958
5,178
55,516
43,109
46, 157
513,323
200,944
44,617
299,742
117,599
15,965
7,302
94,332
17,995
70,436
6,783
18, 116
41,932
'4,416
5,979
23,425
432,624
348,647
79,017
37,710
231,920
33,445
25,816
7,629
50,532
27,912
22,620
1,740
3,096
16,419
5,132
14,782
10,410
34,696
725
153
2,084
1,452
632
3,675
242
187
197
807
499
402
1,341
1,410
887
9,695
2,495
328
400
1,767
746
614
339
811
544
977
1,864
11,887
4,706
587
2,924
1,195
861
167
694
6,320
4,548
1,772
4,849
(=)
799
1,537
683
727
947
5,570,780
109,034
23,086
479, 193
371,150
108,043
880,807
76,437
77,236
58,445
123,717
135,405
82, 626
326,941
203,805
163,220
2,466,314
712,979
70,901
70,875
571,203
1,727,287
236, 172
127,294
80,405
258, 949
361,218
140,123
158, 169
364,957
836,727
461,700
157,041
255,766
48,893
94,693
15,837
78,856
280,334
190,686
89,648
570,357
( = )
82, 195
154,431
110,251
56,684
126,224
272,577
1,519
2,000
8,838
10, 188
'1,350
39,932
639
3,320
2,770
4,817
5,595
2,288
20,503
3,384
1,298
70,521
20,612
965
577
19,070
6,118
6,121
1374
5,283
15,905
3,208
2,288
10,742
107,717
68, 126
22,922
23,591
21,613
2,770
'2,504
5,274
36,821
26, 232
10,589
38,834
(^)
3,326
9,307
3,353
11,521
9,230
11,267
849
(=)
798
438
360
771
276
(^)
647
362
285
3,367
1,169
136
1,007
2,166
(^)
192
383
183
376
366
3,107
1,315
444
357
514
214
59
155
1,578
1,040
538
1,535
267
245
275
322
182
244
6,926,260
224,673
(^)
716,210
165,078
551,132
1,642,055
1,103,519
(^)
105, 058
602,201
92, 674
2,350,480
1,195,379
(^)
101,811
721,403
153,397
233, SZi
249,364
113,964
47.903
59,435
176, 139
1,146,734
225,072
146,950
69,644
8,478
873,373
830, 836
42,537
48,289
35,127
13,162
33,009
33,564
44,003
38,201
17,065
49,387
310,027
5,685
24,143
7,948
16,195
55,375
18,206
n
10,036
('}
17,092
80,740
4,585
76, 155
50, 154
16, 187
(')
860
14,842
33,682
3,226
(^i
6,605
3,806
2,948
2,421
6,513
71,217
31,944
26, 367
2,336
3,241
27,993
22,451
5,542
11,280
8,557
2,723
764
365
10,201
2,215
'439
1,563
10, 393
828
678
392
286
664
248
625
354
2,854
914
(^)
831
1,911
(^)
313
249
180
375
342
3,033
1,283
429
344
510
174
23
151
1,576
1,039
537
263
245
268
319
182
242
1,7W,105
112,668
160, 159
113,012
47, 147
184,586
29,313
60, 390
102,904
69,053
33,851
788,496
295,402
283,905
124,756
(^i
{')
87,922
40, 667
45,814
97,615
190,251
121, 128
89,854
26,522
4,752
24,421
5,955
18,466
44,702
32,906
11,796
171, 162
25,075
33,564
18,024
35,544
17,065
41,890
89,281
2,589
7,191
5,288
1,903
13,702
3,149
2,007
5,525
2,052
20,576
7,011
(')
(^)
7,018
2,564
( = i
(^)
1,523
1,735
2,636
2,225
3,218
34,115
19,042
15,492
1,044
2,506
4,104
4,706
10,969
8,356
2,613
5,872
631
365
1,959
2,340
'439
1,016
Footnotes at end of table.
296
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER SI 000 000 BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Mining
Contract construction.
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing .
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
indiistries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other nianuf acturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitary services....
Transportation
Coramunication, electric,
sanitaiy services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade.
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks..
Other finance.
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers,
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses,
other lodging places..
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services.
Amusement and recreation services....
Other services
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thousand
doIUrt)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thoiiaend
dollora}
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thoua^td
dotlarM)
Met income
(less
deficit)
3,547
4,002
11,619
671
1,697
1,462
1,089
5,611
3,822
3,485
24,967
7,074
671
1,135
5,268
17,461
749
1,120
1,521
1,840
2,023
1,704
4,626
3,878
25,921
3,854
259
1,435
2,160
1,131
123
1,008
20,936
17,193
3,743
592
1,585
2,672
1,884
1,604
2,119
51,349,034
75,648
74,242
2,753,513
1,020,392
1,733,121
19,477,341
3,158,403
979,321
1,050,641
1,815,618
11,772,340
2,003,582
1,090,341
17,507,683
9,516,361
2,386,899
684,752
6,444,710
7,878,834
220,677
764,698
2,089,360
1,845,873
726,182
464,028
614, 620
1,153,396
1,420,268
763,101
347,113
310,054
5,609,268
5,544,311
64,957
767,210
540,315
226,895
136,625
222,185
555,617
309,493
129,764
290,516
2,827,212
^2,231
14,329
32,196
224,520
36,038
6,877
40,075
81,939
84,302
1,059,213
129,505
21,714
107,791
310,708
170,214
10,261
22,024
137,929
140,146
3,250
22,711
35,378
17,974
21, 542
4,000
6,564
28,727
743,513
328,789
54,682
16,978
257,129
356,695
351,221
5,474
58,029
48,249
9,730
1899
7,015
30,681
6,141
7,134
13,611
80, 108
699
(=)
7,074
3,391
3,683
376
1,560
(')
1,215
884
4,467
3,620
3,292
22,253
5,642
430
1,007
4,205
16, 184
689
1,049
1,324
1,237
1,945
1,654
4,603
3,683
25,618
3,606
125
1,339
2,142
1,107
100
1,007
20,905
17,172
3,733
559
1,576
2,585
1,873
1,592
2,084
10,093,489
75,648
(M
1,164,365
548,697
615,668
73,954
339,795
(^)
266,249
179,108
1,149,043
334,601
284,850
49,751
4,168,894
1,233,304
105,505
177,666
1,000,133
2,783,572
116,063
128,173
200,498
423,870
409,316
323,407
519,173
663,072
1,011,540
217,658
67,731
103,028
46,899
83,077
32,925
50,152
710,805
503,367
207,438
1,096,928
52,733
167,291
353,413
229,936
71,942
221,613
269,183
^2,231
(M
11,308
4,612
6,696
46,738
15,338
6,231
15,671
5,325
19,602
22,621
18,029
4,592
61,971
10,586
il,668
201
12,053
51,138
1,527
2,931
1,510
3,752
16,256
2,216
6,141
16,805
90, 540
28,552
3,189
5,796
19,567
4,838
61
4,777
57,150
47,693
9,457
38,284
1676
4,108
13,864
8,963
81
11,944
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thouaand
doltara)
Net income
(less
deficit)
fThouamd
doltara)
Business receipts ■
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thouaand
doltaraj
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouaand
272,469
1,042
530
18,153
10,357
7,796
1,850
9,307
6,527
3,298
2,057
16,778
11,379
10,454
925
84,158
28,152
2,946
2,239
22,967
54, 689
2,625
3,113
5,355
5,979
8,422
4,727
11,500
12,968
72,640
11, 916
545
4,329
7,042
4,534
672
3,862
56, 190
49,669
6,521
41,063
2,474
8,316
12,363
6,173
5,362
6,375
305,176;
292,
4,074,
6,372,922
2,812,
3,560,
15,380,
10,869,
953,487
7,168,255
7,072,057
10,651,235
91,487,193
35,743,680
8,793,649
26,950,031
73,647,566
37,150,614
3,823,444
1,612,859
31,714,311
886,945
12,509,889
8,178,678
4,763,990
3,481,008
1,001,268
2,147,392
3,069,385
30,080,876
11,565,554
6,463,608
1,747,690
3,354,256
15,054,067
14,645,923
408,144
3,461,255
3,000,494
460,761
11,172,024
629,711
893,428
5,704,373
687,884
2,014,869
1,241,759
22,716,775
4,616
1,276,283
83,690
36,151
47,539
11,221,720
842,511
292,690
485,961
1,728,378
7,304,515
4,971,249
234,399
4,736,850
1,510,900
664,899
27,260
49,224
588,415
31,588
453,243
98,703
34,059
122,261
18,670
22,061
54,352
3,131,406
2,153,577
417,734
88,046
1,647,797
816,189
780,559
35,630
161,640
148,678
12,962
517,298
40,856
23,234
302,794
18,110
69,716
62,588
252,155
964
471
17,182
9,950
7,232
33,071
1,368
6,728
476
2,817
1,809
13,903
10,750
9,932
818
75,398
22,628
2,228
1,920
18,480
51,547
2,449
2,729
4,969
4,742
8,066
4,629
11,410
12,553
71,491
11,241
306
4,154
6,781
4,371
528
3,843
55,879
49,415
6,464
2,367
8,202
11,680
6,144
5,249
6,156
32,777,850
121,793
46,832
2,597,107
1,601,415
995,692
251,692
1,831,141
90,112
1,045,125
667,990
342,450
3,089,192
1,090,522
992,474
14,460,264
5,493,413
601,628
574,435
4,317,350
8,686,175
512,767
415,276
801,389
1,087,809
1,600,152
770,418
1,434,500
2,063,864
3,287,303
587,290
86,412
178,979
321,899
310,908
54,712
256,196
2,389,105
2,114,033
275,072
3,792,592
214,173
621,963
1,451,520
499,432
471,789
533,715
690,181
1,483
17,065
3,061
101,878
5,285
ll,903
24,741
14,475
28,956
33,040
32,374
666
191,866
71,991
ll,734
14,098
59,627
112,705
10,563
7,494
994
4,049
49,047
12,450
1,181
26,927
275,441
134,347
9,284
12,210
127,273
19,048
12,450
21,4<:3
122,046
110,915
11,131
5,514
10,259
59,674
11,498
121,106
2,547
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/ 1967 • All Corporations
297
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000, BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industry
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouamid
dotlara)
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thoua^d
dollora)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouaand
doltara)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollara)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouaand
dollara)
Buelnees receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thouaai
dollar,
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouaand
dollora)
North Carolina
All industries.
Agriculture, forestlVj and fisheries..
Mining
Contract construction.
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing.
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitaiy services...
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitaiy services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machineiy, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
'inance, insurance, and real estate..
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks.
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses,
other lodging places..
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services.
Amusement and recreation services....
Other services
30,264
536
(')
1,719
942
777
355
376
123
236
2,532
732
354
10,253
3,218
443
373
2,402
6,860
964
845
333
1,283
414
901
694
1,426
7,790
1,925
135
1,212
578
609
109
500
5,256
3,129
2,127
4,471
352
891
815
832
656
925
24,408,561
127,206
1,424,648
480,470
944,178
795,354
782,368
218,754
146,417
203,402
241,533
1,284,225
626, 196
658,029
7,772,225
3,317,137
876,399
341,753
2,098,985
4,392,841
579,733
513,845
439,051
1,914,023
141,566
206,952
206, 296
391,375
1,327,462
589,305
322,391
235,687
31,727
542,053
504,695
37,358
195,604
111,945
83,659
498,290
48,814
146,430
104,229
62,250
43,421
93, 146
{')
17,487
24,759
31,718
25,976
4,473
14,558
10, (X5
15,298
769,653
170,721
31,161
139,560
197, 565
93,455
11,954
15,921
65,580
102,720
12,416
21,523
8,827
21,096
6,068
9,834
9,574
13,382
105,111
47,474
30,066
13,308
4,100
33,291
29,603
24,346
12,009
12,337
5,086
5,211
5,795
1,473
2,139
5,277
26,419
532
(^)
1,385
844
541
2,742
217
160
216
216
1,652
978
646
332
8,450
2,435
274
300
1,861
5,843
791
748
272
719
661
1,384
7,662
1,837
103
1,163
571
581
31
500
5,244
3,124
2,120
4,406
352
869
806
830
656
893
4,514,083
93,750
373,778
251,140
127,638
868,967
105,127
76, 566
123,886
25,984
(^)
81,007
427,813
125,688
89,844
35,844
2,273,677
817,476
60,532
100,426
656,468
1,416,545
214,609
154,011
74,617
254,924
89,743
137,232
136,940
304,469
379,770
162,845
36,357
103,133
18,305
46,313
8,955
37,358
170,612
103,121
67,491
48,814
102,945
89,539
48,443
43,421
50,733
180,549
321
(^)
13,279
6,782
6,497
21,449
2,770
313
^1,851
1,814
( = )
2,740
14,678
7,742
5,791
1,951
77,449
33,556
^606
5,438
28,674
42,580
3,227
3,741
1,609
2,836
5,013
8,541
7,793
9,815
40,883
15,009
5,185
7,191
2,633
4,150
462
3,688
21,729
11,629
10,100
13,312
5,036
1,496
5,919
1,348
2,139
2,324
69,323
1,115
538
7,410
3,466
3,944
10,237
1,003
312
293
1,084
1,806
1,931
3,858
2,629
2,179
450
19,949
5,906
531
1,307
4,068
13,807
1,196
732
963
2,680
1,363
1,242
2,739
2,842
17,522
3,688
497
1,759
1,432
1,276
267
1,009
12,553
8,949
3,609
662
1,617
2,346
1,500
1,564
1,885
74,700,570
306,036
1,113,817
3,965,295
1,363,681
2,601,614
38,469,450
2,344,210
437,013
189,551
1,038,366
2,609,443
5,043,302
26,757,565
3,122,184
1,824,183
1,298,001
21,166,084
8,563,210
1,088,010
1,079,464
6,395,736
12,411,727
573,807
2,272,145
4,130,679
2,813,953
623,035
403,061
561,784
..1,023,258
4,564,802
1,979,063
954,612
371,456
152,995
1,944,966
1,792,097
132,869
640,773
421,456
219,317
1,954,962
91,842
267,482
331, 175
210, 181
263,377
290,905
4,418,095
540
^57,095
128,815
54,388
74,427
3,006,970
66,679
11,973
9,957
89,748
189,914
536,393
2,102,306
391, 161
57,307
333,854
538,867
203,732
8,764
35,335
159,633
329,123
16,214
159, 905
70,689
18,574
17,600
4,357
13,754
23,030
362,721
212,015
124,027
47,629
40,359
30,169
72,364
7,305
70,537
47,132
23,405
^,754
11,639
26,433
7,606
'3,060
8,260
62,485 10,193,947
110,516
3,286
3,444
7,905
708
239
236
997
1,405
1,574
2,746
2,359
1,939
420
16,813
4,367
267
1,030
3,070
12,225
1,116
643
673
1,814
1,292
1,217
2,776
2,694
17,013
3,336
369
1,573
1,394
1,172
196
976
12,505
8,919
3,586
650
1,596
2,241
1,433
1,537
1,828
760,132
803,083
2,019,300
221,283
64,012
52,718
203,804
343,834
333,422
750,227
380,377
345,797
34,580
3,969,746
1,191,480
76,234
264,452
850,744
2,706,776
317,086
176,834
140,977
578,936
246,041
342,849
376,262
527,791
1,013,565
335,926
145,390
201,147
39,389
114,401
26,515
87,886
518,238
365,165
153,073
71,694
196,104
215,200
170,479
184,907
135,501
190,499
'697
'141,655
44,867
28,683
16,184
4,742
1,653
U,552
24,493
28,438
22,359
27,080
'4,221
76,103
18, 190
'1,228
4,021
15,397
56,405
6,911
3,497
3,061
7,214
10,893
3,555
7,032
14,242
73,406
13,200
15,723
5,264
'7,792
4,945
'278
5,223
60,261
48,467
11,794
23,657
'3,677
8,701
9,603
4,615
'3,128
7,543
Footnotes at end of table.
298
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Business Returns/ 1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER SI, 000, 000,
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industiy
Total
Business receipts
$1,000,000
under
Total
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
dollars)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thoiiaand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thouamtd
dollars/
Net Income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollara)
Oklahoma
Oregon
15,932
13,087,435
645,484
14,724
2,250,061
83,789
15,022
9,966,239
347,711
13,441
2,165,639
40,478
334
46,345
'274
325
30,621
'741
750
123,424
371
706
50,003
36
981
531,676
29,664
938
107,610
'5,990
(')
(')
{')
I')
(.')
(')
1,316
650,402
20,708
1,201
280,933
6,327
853
249,117
7,730
803
135,016
2,811
609
707
257,121
393,281
10,802
9,906
568
633
152,092
128,841
5,768
559
496
362
113,026
136,091
3,790
3,940
471
332
73,963
61,053
2,856
'45
1,265
6,757,242
369,602
1,065
264,980
7,653
2,437
4,315,837
175,236
1,852
503,675
'2,311
127
176,971
6,862
( = )
(.')
( = )
149
285,143
(M
sr
(^)
CI
(')
{')
(^)
(')
I')
{')
890
2,127,943
70,749
587
162,508
'7,625
198
101,705
10,065
172
23,147
636
(')
( = )
( = )
(')
(')
I.')
223
93
569
239,505
101,350
6,109,306
16,670
13,432
321,445
176
483
32,136
108,061
1,021
(M
'387
159
230
397
208,226
291,207
1,241,411
6,314
19,102
59,112
111
206
721
38,264
93,408
158,837
'593
225
4,101
681
678,528
81,037
642
71,868
3,591
718
560,768
36,736
652
63,069
2,713
289
321,532
16,483
259
40,855
'1,227
540
296,948
11,777
484
53,703
2,308
392
356,996
64,554
383
31,013
4,818
178
263,820
24,959
163
9,366
405
4,532
3,342,258
69,677
3,846
907,743
23,583
4,393
3,840,389
62,047
3,674
967,186
15,966
1,330
1,821,799
27,226
905
253,203
10,818
1,545
2,233,991
33,130
1,094
374,566
8,926
153
205
972
249,420
415,555
1,156,824
399
11,601
15,226
( = )
126
669
19,660
212,043
1,170
9,635
73
228
1,244
399,983
-257,742
1,576,266
3,772
4,951
24,407
(=)
161
913
(')
61,365
296,438
( = )
3,444
4,765
3,107
1,488,674
42,941
2,846
622,750
18,255
2,828
1,600,664
28,399
2,560
586,386
6,522
257
401
70,565
391,208
431
24,107
248
359
( = )
46,428
101,818
('5
227
334
111
(')
156,521
324,604
('!
4,615
11,035
("i
321
( = )
( = )
100,326
2,246
'653
601
477,599
4,046
4S7
155,967
1,316
718
551,554
3,477
551
167,777
339
106,649
3,884
330
61,822
3,096
(')
(')
(')
( = )
( = )
(^)
247
378
701
45,713
69,854
156,307
1245
2,230
7,514
246
378
650
41,756
69,354
91,175
'441
2,230
3,219
248
635
667
131,675
112, m
100,009
2 252
'952
2,408
225
635
663
79,981
112,372
90,148
1,882
'952
1,967
4,318
765,950
52,115
4,222
314,136
29,877
3,432
576,397
57,741
3,379
207,647
15,935
1,781
447
482
852
451,677
242,772
125,191
83,714
44,500
31,684
6,412
6,404
1,712
405
463
844
182,127
104,157
57,592
20,378
21,657
13,271
4,840
3,546
989
55
428
506
330,838
130,875
131,445
18,518
46,407
9,017
33,354
4,036
958
42
413
503
66,577
17,200
38,623
10,754
5,753
1,345
2,053
2,355
246
102
192,232
167,123
^1,238
'2,309
225
81
37,753
12,644
'236
'1,307
386
82
136,134
99,329
1,642
206
371
70
44,314
11,504
1,435
201
1^
25,109
1,071
144
25,109
1,071
304
36,855
1,436
301
32,810
1,234
2,291
122,041
8,853
2,285
94,256
6,456
2,057
109,375
9,692
2,050
96,756
8,747
1,378
913
58,992
63,049
5,517
3,336
1,377
90S
55,344
38,912
5,173
3,283
1,582
475
57,571
51,304
6,426
3,266
1,578
472
49,461
47,295
7,749
998
2,429
314,095
23,029
2,409
271,731
14,563
2,033
289,463
7,918
2,024
233,199
5,396
220
362
742
51,620
39,446
52,086
4,537
1,163
4,728
219
359
737
48,903
33,902
44,147
4,455
847
4,416
295
(^)
967
30,027
134,673
'3,892
8,824
293
I')
964
27,466
('i
107,965
'3,941
(^i
3,290
264
333
508
61,123
34,669
75,151
2,696
7,264
2,641
258
331
505
51,568
21,792
71,419
2 594
'195
2,446
211
343
13,039
76,283
'1,245
3,623
211
339
( = )
18,039
49,283
'1,245
1.684
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries...
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other contract construction
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products..
lAimber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products . . ;
Machinery, except electric
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitary services
Transportation
Connnunication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Banks and trust comp'-jies
Credit agencies other than banks..
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Services
Hotels, looming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services
Amusement and recreation services...
Other services
Footnotes at end of table.
i
Business Returns/ 1967 • All Corporations
299
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1 000 000 BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industiy
All industries.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries..
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing .
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitaiy services...
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and -related products....
Machineiy, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate..
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks.
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers,
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services,
Amusement and recreation services....
Other' services
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
dotia
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouttrd
dollars)
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thouamd
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollsrs)
Pennsylvania
65,770
2,708
2,500
10,764
938
1,312
1,320
1,011
i,739
2,579
2,076
19,837
6,094
675
1,261
4,158
13,199
1,148
702
598
2,229
1,245
1,389
3,419
2,469
15,499
4,778
597
2,574
1,607
1,279
314
965
9,442
7,348
2,094
727
1,253
2,491
1,361
1,722
2,181
128,274
828,449
3,646,892
1,056,231
2,590,661
42,658,845
3,307,307
1,294,434
154,486
1,295,239
2,541,921
2,155,936
31,909,522
3,403,495
2,352,856
1,050,639
18,536,677
7,591,721
1,703,983
871,211
5,016,527
10,700,678
528,542
1,926,055
3,400,828
2,462,669
509,690
490,818
540,357
841,719
5,630,262
2,447,097
1,488,183
722,405
236,509
2,641,910
2,511,966
129,944
541,255
417,393
123,862
1,943,813
114,437
225,049
796,296
160, 126
178,220
469,685
4,408,980
686
27,221
80,080
23,752
56,328
117,791
50,820
165,766
138,532
2,634,855
205,904
19,736
411,991
169,379
14,537
30,414
124,378
23,153
77,365
34,782
30,385
18,696
16,439
12,259
24,741
439,934
292,193
162,736
1,642
127,815
106,172
97,887
8,285
41,569
30,252
11,317
'3,031
13,250
26,165
9,020
5,628
13,457
57,813
832
768
4,500
2,522
1,978
649
1,083
1,013
810
3,246
2,347
1,877
470
16,406
4,487
435
1,096
2,956
1,037
485
347
1,416
1,144
1,337
3,384
2,294
15,010
4,461
446
2,449
1,566
1,154
232
922
9,395
7,308
2,087
710
1,228
2,361
1,346
1,711
2,124
64,057
102,185
497,269
426,809
196,210
378,061
91,743
274,419
330,014
173,497
880,266
365,562
303,278
62,284
3,717,052
1,277,883
138,261
252,832
886,790
2,317,724
235,415
101,188
111,083
399,363
302,075
360,289
352,841
455,470
956,829
442,043
173,413
205,113
63,517
113,333
32,410
80,923
401,453
298,230
103,223
1,171,841
77,005
156,411
385,643
134,024
148,316
270,442
311,884
^3,094
1,043
14,035
4,728
9,307
70,885
1,101
5,875
20,067
6,812
27,108
18,992
11,829
7,163
82,230
31,890
588
10,009
21,293
1,741
2,791
'30
2,876
7,935
13,023
7,090
12,895
103,665
60,009
21,682
16,157
22,170
7,450
1,317
6,133
36,206
29,826
6,380
'5,359
9,544
6,325
8,568
4,111
543
Number of
returns
11,702
(^)
( = )
584
301
283
2,465
{')
('}
(')
i')
404
251
1,495
593
586
7
3,219
758
111
(^)
612
2,390
178
211
215
377
229
550
466
514
21
320
173
225
36
189
2,428
2,068
360
1,541
(')
470
238
278
211
235
Business
receipts
( Tho\tsai
dollart
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thoosir>d
dollars)
Business receipts lir.d'ir
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
dollars)
Rhode Island
7,001,535
(^)
{')
255,583
45,106
210,477
3,304,940
( = )
(^)
(^)
(^)
815,550
188,802
1,965,530
139,947
100,895
39,052
2,597,770
1,260,653
154,728
( = )
1,093,299
1,317,284
49,960
166,446
555,989
210,266
98,665
53,053
65,948
116,957
533,358
214,812
151,171
38,586
25,055
210,236
204,469
5,767
108,310
92,181
16,129
18,454
33,869
28,723
18,177
38,050
297,125
{')
{')
2,834
1,273
1,561
( = )
(')
( = )
70, 102
4,550
101,358
5,276
1,526
3,750
67,603
52,918
2,964
49,291
14,366
606
4,625
5,784
1,451
1,117
'956
850
35,334
26,997
11,643
2,178
13,176
4,828
4,536
292
3,509
3,524
'15
1,785
{')
585
'1,098
274
351
1,715
10,883
{')
(')
548
234
264
I')
374
239
1,267
569
569
(')
469
2,221
169
197
(^)
311
161
229
550
463
3,126
490
{')
316
168
210
189
2,426
2,066
360
1,530
470
233
275
211
235
1,450,341
(')
77,658
27,004
50,654
(J'
I')
66,912
28,348
293,314
80,770
80,770
627,650
216,377
(')
159,753
394,698
24,466
50,935
(^)
52,882
52,959
53,053
65,948
67,339
98,851
29,739
{ = )
17,223
9,725
6,624
5,767
62,488
46,359
16,129
(^)
18,454
16,539
23,195
18,177
38,050
27,361
(')
{')
1,196
623
568
(')
145
133
2,342
1,648
1,648
4,822
2,480
< ' 1
'11
2,202
'41
664
717
303
889
'956
311
12,239
7,063
(^)
1,788
4,932
290
(^)
292
4,901
'15
1,425
585
'1,523
324
351
1,715
Footnotes at end of table.
300
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000, BV
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industry
Total
Business receipts
$1,000,000
under
Total
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouaand
•hilars)
(Thouamjd
dollars)
(Thouaettd
(Thauaand
dolUra)
(ThoumKid
dollar a)
fTTiousard
datlara)
(Thouaand
dollara)
(Thouaand
dollara)
South Carolina
Tennessee
13,288
7,817,262
306,524
12,077
1,870,299
75,988
18,473
U, 199, 881
495,252
16,573
3,127,218
102,633
152
58,000
1,853
151
43,172
1,789
88
56,546
II6O
( = )
(^)
(')
(^)
(^)
( = )
(^)
(=^1
(=)
282
117,503
I585
248
30,368
13,192
1,069
1,037,557
28,983
917
219,534
6,423
1,443
1,019,282
31,365
1,21c
368,783
4,744
390
679
155,818
931,739
2,202
26,781
387
530
99,550
119,984
1,108
5,315
725
718
523,280
496,002
12,993
18,372
620
590
231,312
137,471
2,550
2,194
1,256
2,687,538
128,847
940
287,971
10,173
2,160
3,955,331
177,105
1,610
474,114
8,622
129
86
203,051
176,207
4,267
6,789
( = )
( = )
367
52
943,896
224,737
31,465
15,726
258
94,246
146
166
82,323
2,861
160
62,859
2,299
136
122,708
2,332
{')
(^)
(')
( = )
{')
( = )
(')
(^)
{')
157
141,840
17,556
141
46,278
4,488
179
517
104,824
1,931,600
9,553
98,348
0
358
( = )
92,641
(')
2,292
296
130
1,022
309,659
116,604
2,095,887
13,943
10,277
110,918
202
(')
781
58,985
(2)
197,316
2,659
364
661
236,773
24,771
643
49,109
865
686
349,879
22,725
662
99,551
3,674
516
93,291
1,717
507
41,343
255
495
226,268
10,330
486
77,255
4,701
145
143,482
23,054
(^)
{')
(^)
191
123,611
12,395
176
22,296
'1,027
4,363
2,949,238
61,343
3,773
911,957
24,001
6,072
5,512,098
116,499
5,188
1,364,737
39,053
847
1,252,075
24,617
568
168,289
7,379
2,622
3,291,391
55,820
2,196
573,894
11,055
88
686
334,797
865,246
4,158
(*)
20,381
(^)
( = )
506
(^)
157,490
( = )
7,084
456
428
1,738
454,817
212,047
2,624,527
9,643
2,617
43,560
418
361
1,417
84,935
63,063
425,846
2,473
'586
9,163
3,498
1,691,015
36,600
3,187
737,520
16,496
3,299
2,208,911
60,273
2,841
779,047
27,597
423
405
201,911
204,590
3,254
7,452
399
34S
144,280
63,882
1,624
1,933
464
440
229,398
348,284
5,656
11,037
387
400
131,619
93,752
1,085
3,369
407
425
339,752
564,992
5,678
4,799
348
281
67,097
142,030
161
1,443
312
345
389,076
623,553
6,691
12,268
219
173
56,031
64,623
'269
1,727
261
73,800
4,109
261
73,800
4,109
402
164,526
9,090
380
116,305
10,507
429
177
971
117,033
20,278
168,659
5,812
1527
6,023
408
177
965
88,363
20,278
137,790
3,635
1527
4,118
436
441 .
459
110,233
167,229
176,612
3,407
7,491
4,633
432
427
423
104,263
137,270
70, 134
3,278
4,455
3,445
3,813
401,402
44,154
3,748
187,511
24,002
5,216
1,460,235
106,355
5,116
328,156
35,111
981
127
586
268
225,512
102,643
111,489
11,380
28,353
18,580
8,299
1,474
939
114
558
267
96,305
35,388
57,066
3,851
12,366
5,933
5,424
1,009
1,511
256
845
410
449,356
277,352
133,306
38,698
48,994
33,286
7,035
8,673
1,445
215
822
408
156,725
72,966
56,218
27,541
16,795
3,159
3,941
4,695
382
52
108,957
86,437
7,923
3,804
362
32
30,689
8,169
3,993
1126
328
99
832,615
809,806
38,076
37,087
307
80
23,545
5,832
1,697
332
330
22,520
4,119
330
22,520
4,119
229
22,809
989
227
17,713
1,365
2,450
66,933
7,878
2,4i7
60,517
7,643
3,377
178,264
19,285
3,364
147,886
16,619
1,486
964
35,540
31,393
4,687
3,191
1,485
962
34,075
26,442
4,682
2,961
1,777
1,600
86,983
91,281
12,650
6,635
1,772
1,592
74,043
73,843
11,300
j,319
1,814
379,722
15,572
1,748
168,644
8,765
2,474
728,946
41,950
2,4Cf7
454,470
15,259
267
342
395
40,327
167,516
54,490
5,117
251
1,774
267
312
389
40,327
8,786
34,079
5,117
1159
I5II
263
412
470
277,243
77,503
140,449
18,559
1,402
8,288
243
408
446
30,887
63,216
96,791
I52
221
5,343
179
418
213
21,994
22,328
73,067
2,401
'5
6,034
179
418
183
21,994
22,328
41,130
2,401
I5
1,922
312
308
709
84,098
14,503
135,150
4,561
1265
9,405
311
308
691
82,167
14,503
111,906
4,600
1265
5,412
All industries
Aj-riculture, forestiy, and fisheries..
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors
Other contract construction
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products..
lAimber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products . . :
Machinery, except electric
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitary services
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks..
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services
Amusement and recreation services...
Other services
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS
301
AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1 000 000 BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industry
All industries.
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries..
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing .
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouaand
dollars)
usinesE receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Tbousartd
dollars)
Transportation, coraraunication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitaiy services...
Transportation
Conmiunication, electric, gas, and
sanitaiy services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate...
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks..
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers,
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services,
Amusement and recreation services...,
Other services ,
63,973
2,072
2,420
5,072
2,154
2,918
7,530
938
240
1,027
937
3,093
3,210
2,186
17,472
6,561
640
1,476
4,445
10, 515
1,463
738
898
1,853
965
819
911
17,115
5,759
1,084
2,756
1,919
823
487
336
10,533
6,557
3,976
8,660
584
1,206
2,678
1,246
1,053
1,893
52,505,448 2,636,718
533,132
3,920,810
1,231,755
2,689,055
17,750,328
3,228,912
392,245
226,827
491,788
938,761
1,410,778
11,061,017
5,500,073
1,817,747
3,682,326
16,684,733
7,989,109
1,443,419
1,501,457
5,044,233
8,494,964
634,231
613,246
2,256,571
2,748,133
490,417
384,661
312,005
1,055,700
4,892,558
1,834,613
1,078,589
575,751
180,273
2,448,351
2,403,623
44,728
609,594
329,505
280,089
1,597,131
146,354
211,170
479,271
200,011
114,865
445,460
12,481
34,305
99,797
110,747
20,893
8,605
46,276
51,538
107,967
717,326
491,390
117,420
422,553
197,465
6,710
68,625
122,130
16,090
34,553
43,144
38,734
13,654
^,808
13,714
63,087
316,599
188,618
125,680
13,646
49,292
75,943
73,633
2,310
52,038
25,938
26,100
2,385
17,408
34,518
7,884
3,781
19,087
57,654
1,966
2,188
4,304
1,827
2,477
6,342
545
170
889
814
2,699
2,865
1,946
14,604
5,130
494
1,156
3,480
9,090
1,359
600
605
1,267
840
773
900
2,746
16,565
5,407
896
2,635
1,876
669
339
330
10,489
6,537
3,952
555
1,197
2,617
1,205
1,047
1,777
9,008,992
277,808
439,859
454,483
1,399,123
115,044
63,713
94, 587
261,094
110,097
605,125
333,099
236,969
96,130
3,742,635
1,307,423
149,918
239,030
918,475
2,311,079
332,359
106,221
230,551
434,581
191,757
181,484
228,967
605,159
1,126,625
586,874
298,278
210,808
77,788
104,518
77,807
26,711
435,233
275,850
159,383
937,730
63,191
183,881
288,499
140,848
82,972
178,339
275,889
5,860
^23,663
18,275
13,427
4,848
3,060
1,580
1,126
5,797
8,580
6,077
10,011
10,061
100,877
30,021
685
8,385
20,951
68,631
3,702
3,147
5,133
3,588
3,273
149
7,836
41,803
'975
17,665
37
■■1,986
2,023
39,366
22,549
16,817
240
14, 540
20,367
10,157
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousatd
dollars)
B>^:;Iness receipts lir.der
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thous.
dolla
Net Income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
7,851
472
290
700
441
259
892
35
{^)
(=)
( = )
(^)
(=)
342
289
216
(=)
2,379
760
54
586
1,551
221
{=)
(^)
362
(')
203
285
346
859
47
384
428
136
17
(^)
544
342
( = )
I')
(=)
3,362,006
31,364
25,397
376, 520
108,732
267,788
270,429
( = )
(')
(2)
(^)
(=)
188,473
220,581
83,640
(=)
1,560,207
762,920
47,585
502,001
43,796
(=)
(=)
230,523
(^)
62, 880
38,965
228,981
259,885
155,400
78,4^0
56,653
20,307
67,599
62,503
(=)
36,886
26,413
10,473
148,181
(=)
( = )
49,213
(')
(=>
18,094
114,568
353
H,660
6,678
747
5,931
26,766
18,393
(^)
(^)
(^)
( = )
(^)
^166
20,750
3,872
(^)
36,572
16,948
3,593
12,796
18,786
294
(2)
(=)
2,361
(')
2,442
1,347
6,870
17,605
11,625
6,766
'2, 149
7,008
4,147
2,169
(=)
1,833
1,442
391
7,390
( = )
( = )
3,261
(^)
^1,686
7,337
472
284
606
438
168
(=)
(=)
264
194
2,150
623
(')
(=)
460
1,476
(')
( = )
('}
201
285
327
835
37
373
425
(=)
543
342
(^)
( = )
(^>
Footnotes at end of table.
1,094,462
31,364
13,100
137,990
80,789
57,201
143,186
^V
(')
{^)
(=)
(=)
(^)
67,516
46, 547
41,925
(^)
552,914
211,567
{')
138, 520
43,796
(^)
( = )
111,913
(=)
59,740
38,965
39, 522
89,639
49,737
16,862
16,949
15,926
7,226
(2)
{^)
32,676
22,203
10,473
(=)
(=)
21,271
{^)
(^)
18,094
24,363
853
323
1,076
I734
1,810
^1,466
(^)
(^)
(^)
(^)
(^)
(')
28
1,516
1,5U
( = )
11,408
4,403
(^)
( = )
1,512
6,439
294
( = )
(=)
1,304
(2)
2,370
1,347
342
9,914
6,227
2,636
'2,802
6,393
1,731
1,565
391
(=)
(=^)
689
(^)
(^)
'1,686
302
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER SI, 000, 000, BY
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industry
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thotiaand
dottars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars}
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thooaa^d
dollaf.)
ss receipts ur.der
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
Net income
(less
deficit)
Virginia
Washington
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products.
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitaiy services...
Transportation
Communication, elect -ic, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate..
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks.
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers, and
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services
Amusement and recreation ser^rices...
Other services
25,9*4
381
177
2,201
1,101
1,100
1,987
325
119
176
120
606
1,328
1,013
7,737
2,397
323
380
1,694
516
467
271
1,038
412
596
678
1,296
8,140
1,566
235
715
616
655
615
5,919
3,434
2,485
3,672
568
254
764
13,813,767
59,826
189,026
1,086,701
413,783
672,918
4,156,644
548,970
89,811
175,246
134,315
162,344
79,766
2,966,192
1,528,240
1,158,411
369,829
5,084,457
2,237,565
518,716
249,236
1,469,613
174,976
308,548
350,374
1,019,784
95,136
277,067
227,358
310,409
1,134,533
535,686
368,722
135,854
31,110
363, 161
321, 184
41,977
235,686
142,913
92,773
111,478
123,787
106,941
63, 596
20,674
140,637
679,354
^1,994
21,543
13,247
6,480
6,767
274,158
20,990
4,912
6,753
13,922
8,024
1,382
218,170
122,413
48,184
122,887
57,938
5,447
7,212
45,279
5,488
13,532
6,681
8,441
4,181
11, 121
5,382
7,436
103,800
56,125
40,757
8,206
7,162
24,650
21, 588
3,062
23,025
13,132
9,893
23, 317
100
8,747
5,870
57
^16
8,559
24,069
378
144
1,999
1,031
968
217
(^)
153
(^)
441
1,172
876
6,804
1,980
176
342
1,462
4,780
504
427
153
818
557
675
1,254
8,024
1,482
185
685
612
636
22
614
5,906
3,429
2,477
558
793
689
561
253
748
3,481,436
47,314
37,042
460,350
247, 188
213,162
36, 198
(M
74,665
26,014
28,721
(=i
135,282
157,988
125,407
1,651,290
494,845
31,635
66,082
397,128
1,134,129
145,496
86,563
55,276
304,004
70,342
147,421
105,854
219, 173
386, 121
139, 172
73,679
43,594
21,899
41,804
6,221
35,583
205,145
127,566
77,579
370,041
45,955
101,238
58, 868
49, 539
15,759
98,682
104,475
^1,540
1,629
3,142
3,353
^211
H,266
1,812
(^)
1,880
^343
(^)
^8,253
4,539
3,277
1,262
43,459
13,384
2,392
1,624
9,368
29,383
4,924
2,948
*578
2,539
3,916
6,840
3,728
5,066
45,086
18,803
8,585
4,867
5,351
3,138
198
2,940
23,145
16,316
6,829
12,443
^1,430
5,636
3,009
"752
Uoi
6,381
22,583
716
296
2,106
1,249
857
1,987
312
C^)
104
86
587
1,535
1,281
7,074
2,442
361
273
1,808
4,304
509
379
269
868
368
573
972
6,054
1,904
98
699
1,107
493
91
402
3,657
2,200
1,457
198
317
611
348
493
387
15,006,141
158,430
73,571
1,241,863
512,612
729,251
6,312,861
682, 287
(^i
84,063
111,191
3,651,236
709,449
446,069
4,899,179
2,530,561
666,594
253,492
1,610,475
2,217,579
187,055
279,296
272, 266
756,789
69,180
146,099
114,446
392,446
1,263,343
567,377
304,902
185,766
76,709
470, 392
431,778
38,614
225,574
104,761
120,813
345,076
89,203
38,868
74,030
44,334
65,209
33,432
659,251
8,295
38,042
17,380
20,662
32,891
(^i
6,011
4,945
156,995
33,739
12,081
21,658
96,404
38,500
5,473
6,002
27,025
3,268
14,533
899
9,619
471
3,429
4,332
15,672
144,483
84,618
30,283
11,050
43, 285
38,954
35,417
3,537
20,911
11,571
9,340
14,505
6,126
1,459
4,471
1,579
534
336
20,308
638
295
1,877
1,183
694
1,536
195
(^)
(^)
484
1,458
1,217
5,735
1,734
233
188
1,313
440
340
170
651
326
569
855
5,939
1,824
79
653
1,092
475
74
401
3,640
2,190
1,450
189
313
604
342
484
337
3,076,609
108,936
30,558
491,999
327, 175
164,824
94, 626
( = i
73,939
74,739
98, 595
150, 145
Ul,478
38,667
1,344,174
457,042
92,686
73,717
290,639
848,215
92,999
96,589
13,021
259,403
69,180
62,153
95,705
159, 165
353,268
114, 598
26,545
48,867
39,186
50, 289
13,033
37, 256
188,381
83,244
105,137
200,787
14,859
28, 801
58,081
34,675
30,939
33.432
118,780
7,980
994
13,746
11,918
6,828
9,464
'458
(^)
7,417
'1,401
3,284
6,595
29, 593
4,536
1,341
2,286
909
23,362
1,593
5,237
'216
3,086
471
616
4,247
8,328
36,525
15,789
2,837
4,510
3,442
2,228
' 731
2,959
13,508
11,582
6,926
7,715
2,443
1,163
3,293
806
'331
2i£_
Footnotes at end of table.
Business Returns/ 1967 • All Corporations
303
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 39 STATES
Table 5.6— NUMBER OF RETURNS,
BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1 000 000
SELECTED INDUSTRIES, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED— Continued
Industry
All industries
Agriculture, forestiy, and fisheries.
Mining
Contract construction
Special trade contractors...
Other contract construction.
Manufacturing .
Number of
returns
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products...
Lumber and wood products, except
furniture
Printing, publishing, and allied
industries
Fabricated metal products..
Machinery, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication, elec-
tric, gas, and sanitaiy services...
Transportation
Communication, electric, gas, and
sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products....
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware, and
farm equipment
General merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and
equipment stores
Eating and drinking places
Other retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Finance
Banks and trust companies
Credit agencies other than banks...
Other finance
Insurance
Insurance carriers
Insurance agents, brokers,
service
Real estate
Operators, except developers,
lessors of buildings
Other real estate
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and
other lodging places
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services.
Amusement and recreation services....
Other services
9,903
547
316
231
732
110
94
317
707
385
2,961
706
81
174
451
2,221
202
171
525
221
262
583
724
234
244
246
305
109
196
1,492
912
580
299
276
297
299
252
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouatnd
dollars)
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thous^d
dollars)
Net Income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
West Virginia
3,520,371
(^)
308,679
172,627
70,278
102,349
919,706
82,581
(^)
(^)
( = )
69,522
537,635
69,779
58, 249
11, 530
1,619,492
761, 867
236,936
184,753
340, 128
852,761
48,078
87,624
(.')
421,835
( = )
75,585
22,382
96,652
243,304
168,388
125,342
33,535
9,511
34,779
20, 210
14,569
40,137
21, 678
18,459
175,851
(')
20,984
16,446
15,405
45,254
30,980
138,448
m
11, 174
7,686
5,832
1,854
39, 107
1,011
(^)
(^)
^')
8,032
8,518
1,516
2,502
1986
38,419
20,502
2,870
7,189
10,443
1,026
965
( = )
7,847
(^)
2,072
164
3,818
38,407
31,441
23,578
2,057
5,806
'1,559
691
7,834
3,155
4,679
3,249
( = )
1,364
550
'199
1,543
2,464
9,280
567
498
292
206
624
( = )
( = )
( = )
(.')
(^)
705
383
322
2,628
567
(^)
164
332
2,027
(^)
(^)
409
(^)
219
262
581
682
204
234
244
298
102
196
1,491
912
579
( = )
299
276
295
297
250
1,369,855
(^)
51,921
102, 606
40,159
62,447
169,904
{')
(^)
(=)
{')
(^)
77,146
65,677
54,147
11,530
665,595
196,896
50,738
130,655
463,835
( = )
( = )
( = )
176,409
{')
71,920
22,382
93,645
152,249
39,287
66,114
16,043
7,130
24,003
9,434
14, 569
38,959
21,678
17, 281
150,970
20,984
16,446
12,723
33, 560
20,/t75
62,182
(^)
516
4,280
2,423
1,357
12,082
(^)
( = )
(=)
{')
( = )
3,385
916
1,902
19,589
7,373
(^)
1,669
5,252
12,556
( = )
(^)
4,141
( = )
1,716
164
3,621
23,737
16, 303
11,740
1,392
3,671
'301
I992
691
7,235
3,155
4,080
( = )
1,364
550
'360
938
2,153
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousmyd
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thouamtd
dollars)
inesE receipts urider
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net Income
(less
deficit)
(Thotiaarjd
dollars)
33,322
864
67
3,062
1,955
1,107
5,275
354
215
273
597
526
963
1,847
1,293
948
9,725
2,772
218
393
2,156
1,005
537
453
1,195
379
593
1,343
1,373
7,630
1,999
516
740
743
529
183
346
5,152
3,617
1,535
264
555
1,482
803
738
1,197
24,814,289
114,100
34,386
1,549,346
696,199
853,147
12,922,103
2,425,932
260,342
222,755
631,480
1,015,600
3,375,654
4,990,340
920,178
406,392
513,286
5,363,142
2,345,473
857,377
255,111
1,732,985
2,971,431
352,485
477,513
607,539
749,063
87,274
149,254
143,637
404,616
667,690
381, 315
237, 110
48,765
1,797,321
1,779,141
18,180
211,716
142,832
63,834
89,887
79,271
265,646
83,431
66,313
135,407
1,396,339
'6,010
2,603
50,664
25,278
25,386
843, 593
113,077
7,410
12,261
37,776
100,595
200,006
372,468
130, 158
30,933
99,175
119,498
68,385
10,070
11,919
46,396
50,306
12,325
9,359
6,481
1,155
3,744
2,241
4,710
10,291
209,644
68,713
31,113
17,877
19,723
108,354
106,417
1,937
32,577
22,997
9,580
877
11,457
13,432
3,339
7,067
6,752
30,244
858
( = )
2,706
1,784
922
4,103
597
201
219
492
367
793
1,434
1,225
897
328
8,506
2,216
132
357
1,727
6,225
969
420
228
975
536
1,342
1,326
7,493
1,373
462
684
732
469
123
346
5,146
3,613
1,533
233
549
1,463
805
735
1,191
4,840,657
92,384
(.')
464,622
278,800
185,822
1,007,978
164, 521
51,408
59,446
30,565
89,881
182,030
380, 127
183,885
120,879
2,081,890
536,023
36,626
69,811
429, 591
1,544,726
289,467
113,231
98,878
332,923
87,274
140,607
142,653
334,693
457,959
227,273
148,896
57,375
21,002
30,947
12,767
18, 180
199,739
133,366
65,873
531,653
23,834
63,922
193,022
80,296
52,266
118,313
199,866
'3,439
( = )
10,535
8,771
1,764
47,229
2,056
'2,950
2,031
3,459
8,775
17,612
16,246
6,762
4,075
2,687
38,296
3,549
620
^284
3,213
29,605
^109
234
3,744
1,921
4,753
8,533
65,518
30,314
15,443
3,767
11,599
2,844
907
1,937
31,860
22,271
9,589
406
9,442
8,635
3,190
2,239
6,027
'Deficit exceeds net income.
^Estimate is not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
Estimates for "Wholesale and retail trade not allocable" and "Nature of business not allocable" are not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However,
the data are incliided in the appropriate totals.
For "Finance, insurance, and real estate," data are distributed ty size of "Itotal receipts" rather than "Business receipts."
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Lijnitations of the Data."
304
ACTIVE CORPORATIONS IN 11 STATES
Business Returns/1967 • All Corporations
Table 5.7— NUMBER OF RETURNS, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, AND NET INCOME, FOR ALL RETURNS AND FOR RETURNS WITH BUSINESS RECEIPTS UNDER $1,000,000,
BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION, AND BY STATE IN WHICH FILED
Industrial division
Nujnber of
retiims
Business
receipts
( Thousand
dollars)
Business receipts under
$1,000,000
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars) ,
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
f7>,„„.
dollo
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousatd
dollars)
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
Busin'iss receipts under
$1,000,000
Number of
returns
Business
receipts
(Thousmtd
dollars)
Net income
(less
deficit)
(Thousand
dollars)
All industrial divisions.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries...
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric
gas, and sanitaiy, services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Hetail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate....
Services
All industrial divisions.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries...
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric
gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate....
Services
All industrial divisions.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries...
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric
gas, and sanitary services
V/holesale and retail trade
V/holesale trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Services
All industrial divisions
forestry, and fisheries...
Agriculture
Mining
Contract consti'uction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric,
gas, and sanitaiy services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
All industrial divisions.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries —
Mining
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric
gas, and sanitary services
V/holesale and retail trade
V/holesale trade
Retail trade
Finance, insui-ance, and real estate.
Services
All industrial divisions.
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries...
Minirrg
Contract construction
Manufacturing
Transportation, communication, electric
gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
V/holesalc trade
Re tail trade
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Services
1,797
249
181
n
120
452
(-')
362
533
783,576
(.')
( = )
114,153
166,623
84,517
320,723
(')
257,671
46,159
(=)
16,356
(^)
(^)
431
6,871
210
6,269
3,072
4,241
C')
(-')
( = )
I.')
104
319
(^)
254
526
212,716
(^)
(')
23,413
29,445
75,407
( = )
61,722
20,637
'4,012
(-')
(=)
(')
'542
'837
701
( = )
334
1,329
('')
189
87
437
339
352
1,392
458
918
2,757
367
8,105,769
162,820
72,205
239,896
4,250,315
628,918
1,365,139
690,077
660,280
1,227,288
157,747
1,400,247
650
112
1,358
690,759
135,283
62,859
31,303
31,791
498,706
10,979
185
49
397
281
333
1,182
364
802
2,658
856
780,546
37,760
16,388
99,803
74,985
41,773
224,461
40,634
169,045
209,952
73,978
4,735
748
140
269
350
134
1,493
298
1,178
960
590
3,228,670
135,409
77,358
245,530
1,226,328
145,381
1,225,876
294,354
924,710
124,200
47,665
96,336
744
8,414
5,424
25,405
15,204
26,647
1,020
25,576
12,045
3,150
4,294
718
93
256
258
123
1,262
194
1,051
943
590
710,282
72,266
1,926
41,338
55,553
20,515
427,229
105,885
314,532
43,412
47,665
24,367
1,711
'1,211
1,452
2,006
964
10,268
'973
11,190
6,674
3,150
790
185
455
439
254
1,646
545
1,101
1,166
455
1,780,518
59,764
4,617
115,846
195,189
121,695
1,122,216
553,844
568,372
112,012
44,816
65,039
6,569
'358
5,793
6S6
24,920
12,663
4,411
8,252
13,536
1,280
784
185
430
415
1,486
478
1,147
452
722,075
45,247
4,617
76,764
64,234
28,943
381,957
132,250
249,707
76,801
39,144
New Hampshire
4,371
183
(')
428
188
223
1,070
249
821
1,292
901
30,105
207,385
100,967
420,353
539,726
197,491
342,235
137,499
372,665
131,540
3,238
413
7,938
96,431
7,096
4,667
2,429
2,599
17,137
4,101
167
369
(-)
218
969
195
774
1,264
867
470,359
10,806
{')
89,055
(')
34,904
182,811
42,223
140,583
49,632
81,942
392
2,794
(-)
'819
(')
2,356
'1,731
912
'2,643
'2,494
3,684
5,119
212
165
596
172
210
1,515
443
979
1,557
691
1,806,952
44,026
57,840
250,114
296,778
79,557
355,227
182,705
546,191
168,140
55,256
2,635
'5,506
'836
3,955
11,952
13,391
1,112
11,410
10,300
718
192
156
534
146
206
1,361
412
873
1,530
690
669,797
9,489
28,528
103,542
28,065
43,881
316,225
94,952
214,693
90,363
49,685
17,014
69
1,742
1,720
359
2,115
5,804
256
5,509
4,487
718
South Daicota
4,132
307
(-')
238
320
115
1,823
495
1,284
787
509
1,763,177
37,039
(-')
104,825
381, 678
145,469
905,924
288,996
578,004
139,490
36,521
55,181
2,298
(')
1,202
13,265
5,334
19,920
9,360
9,752
10,672
2,407
3,873
306
(^)
234
(')
(')
1,669
452
1,195
771
509
735,740
34,631
(-)
66,636
(^)
480,241
186,464
291, 646
62,395
36,521
24,286
2,223
(-)
567
(=)
{')
11,521
5,326
6,038
6,309
2,407
3,105
444
172
319
178
122
528
I'-)
461
817
522
954,427
72,151
32,655
161,228
258,554
44,621
243,780
(')
206,670
63,477
72,961
22,349
722
338
209
1,018
3,116
5,468
4,794
9,158
2,320
2,941
429
171
293
(-')
(^)
113
476
)
413
800
518
379,791
56,393
17,121
36,806
('■)
21,739
116,998
(-')
100,563
44,873
60,676
8,674
'196
1,112
'1,947
( = )
1,601
306
(■')
637
5,276
2,274
6,493
('}
(=)
350
1,206
92
1,781
364
1,417
1,575
1,251
3,149,295
(')
(')
130,973
1,325,705
87,111
1,144,399
435,376
658,523
343,268
99,287
107,481
(.')
4,941
45,262
9,134
24,087
9,730
14,357
16,875
6,389
5,795
(')
(^)
316
335
(-)
1,539
289
1,250
1,538
1,245
830,042
(')
(=)
62,037
211,158
(')
379,783
62,782
317,001
73,435
82,525
North Dakota
3,626
(=)
(-)
172
268
(')
1,692
603
1,025
878
378
1,426,389
('')
(-)
199,931
198,924
(')
825,744
359,244
458,798
132,537
32,767
37,143
(-)
(-■)
2,416
11,337
(')
13,191
5,537
6,827
8,676
206
3,360
(-)
(-)
133
236
1,529
534
931
851
376
694,363
(-)
(-)
37,306
61,259
(.')
434,416
207,003
269,711
57,362
27,845
97
610
155
1,219
( = )
1,019
848
902
1,579,808
(•')
(^)
43,560
533,517
97,884
583,025
( = )
419,733
293,849
72,442
60,367
(')
(')
2,602
15,647
4,159
16,952
10,146
19,434
54
3,504
(.')
(-)
(■)
450
(-)
1,037
( = )
876
825
896
487,273
(.')
120,271
(-)
220,937
( = )
145,061
30,261
64,373
72,011
572
'2/040
2,002
5,233
961
9,456
1,383
3,808
50,409
5,907
22,679
4,231
'353
3,693
'2,722
1,810
4,648
400
4,248
10,216
1,161
23,659
2,Cf73
'486
i')
10,253
963
9,300
8,545
2,981
19,102
(^)
(^)
805
2,076
9,344
2,647
5,870
6,078
512
16,614
3,807
(-')
8,110
(')
3,980
1,964
'568
'l>,'ficit exceeds net income.
■Estimate is not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However, the data are included in the appropriate totals.
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
Estimates for "Wholesale and retail trade not allocable" and "Nature of business not allocable" are not shown separately because of high sampling variability. However,
the data are included in the appropriate totals.
For "Finance, insurance, and real estate" data are distributed by size of "Total receipts" rather than "Business receipts."
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data."
Section
CONTENTS
Change in law, 305
Explanation of terms, 305
Law and Terminology
CHANGES IN LAW
Increase in percentage depletion rates
Percentage depletion rates were increased for some
minerals for taxable years beginning after November 13,
1966. The minerals affected were alumina-bearing clay
(increased to 23 percent), mollusk shells used for cal-
cium carbonate (increased to 15 percent), and clay and
shale used for sewer pipe or brick (increased to 7.5
percent).
Restoration of investment credit and
accelerated depreciation
The investment credit and accelerated depreciation on
some property, which had been suspended effective
October 19, 1966, was restored effective March 10, 1967.
With a few exceptions, property acquired or constructed
during this suspension period could not qualify for the tax
credit for investments in certain depreciable property.
The same law suspended the use of "accelerated" de-
preciation methods for certain real property constructed
or acquired during the same period. The real property
involved was depreciable real property which was not
"investment credit property," i.e., generally, buildings
and their structural components.
With the restoration of the credit, the maximum amount
of tax that could be off-set by the credit was increased
from $25,000 plus 25 percent of all over $25,000 to
$25,000 plus 50 percent of all over $25,000.
EXPLANATION OF TERMS
businesses only. Partnerships and corporations had to file
returns even if they had no business activity during the
year; however, such returns having no items of income or
deductions were excluded from all tables except the sam-
ple count tables in section 7. Proprietorships only filed
business or farm schedules if they had business activity,
so there are no inactive proprietorships in any table.
Adjusted gross income
The Internal Revenue Code excluded certain specific
types of income (State and local interest, for example)
from "gross income" and then defined "gross income"
as everything not specifically excluded. Adjusted gross
income was gross income minus certain specified ad-
justments. The main adjustments subtracted from gross
income to arrive at adjusted gross income were:
(1) Ordinary and necessary expenses of conducting
a trade or business;
(2) Expense deductions attributable to rents and
royalties;
(3) Outside salesman's expenses;
(4) Expenses of an employee in performing services
as an employee;
(5) Sick pay if it was included in gross income;
(6) Deductible losses on sales or exchanges of
property;
(7) One-half of the excess of net long-term capital
gain over net short-term capital loss;
(8) Payments (within limits) by self-employed per-
sons to retirement plans;
(9) Depreciation and depletion allowed life tenants
and income beneficiaries of property held in trust.
For the major items and classifications selected for this
report, brief definitions as well as descriptions of statis-
tical methods used are presented in this section. Also,
statements are included to indicate for which business
organizations the data were available from the several
administrative source documents. Frequently, more de-
tailed information can be obtained from the 1967 income
tax and information returns, and their instructions, fac-
similes of which appear in section 8.
Explanations of terms were designed to aid in under-
standing the statistical content of this report and should
not be construed as interpretations of the Internal Reve-
nue Code, or related regulations, procedures, or policies.
Code sections cited are those in effect for 1967.
Active businesses
An "active" business was defined as one reporting at
least one item of income or deductions. The statistics in
this report are from the returns and schedules of active
Advertising
This deduction was separately identified only on the
corporation income tax form. Advertising cost for cor-
porations consisted of the reported business deduction
and any identifiable amount of advertising reported as a
cost of sales or of operations.
Amortization
Amortization was a deduction for deferred expenses
written off during the year. Taxpayers were instructed
to include here the amortization of deferred research
and experimental expenditures, exploration and develop-
ment expenditures, trademark and trade name expendi-
tures, and, for corporations, certain organizational ex-
penditures. In the corporate area, an attempt was made
to limit the deduction to only these items. In all areas,
writeoffs of leasehold improvements and of patents, copy-
rights, and other intangibles were included in depreci-
305
306
Business Returns/1967 • Law and Terminology
ation. For proprietorships, this item was included in
"other deductions."
Bad debts
Bad debts occurring during the year or a reasonable
addition to a reserve for bad debts was allowable as a
deduction under section 166 of the Code.
Business receipts
Business receipts were, in general, gross receipts
from sales and operations reduced by the cost of returned
goods and allowances. They may have included excise
taxes which were included in the sales price of the prod-
uct; some taxpayers reported receipts this way and de-
ducted the taxes as expenses, while others reported their
receipts after adjustment for any taxes.
For proprietorships, business receipts were all income
from the operation of the business, including incidental
income from such things as sale of scrap or cash rebates
that corporations and partnerships generally included in
"other receipts" or "other income." Dividends, interest,
rents, royalties, and other investment-type income were
generally not included in the proprietorship receipts,
though rents or interest that were actually income from
business operations were sometimes included, for ex-
ample, rents received by real estate operators and in-
terest received by small-loan companies.
For partnerships, business receipts were, generally,
the income from the company's principal business ac-
tivity. Dividends, interest, rents, and royalties earned in
addition to the income from the principal activity were
shown as separate items; however,if rent or interest was
the principal source of income, it was generally shown as
business receipts. Incidental income, such as cash dis-
counts or recoveries of taxes or bad debts previously de-
ducted, was usually shown as "other income."
For corporations, business receipts were the income
from the company's business operations. Investment in-
come was shown in the separate categories for dividends,
interest, rents, royalties, and gains from the sale of prop-
erty, even if it was the principal source of income. How-
ever, when rent was actually operating income, as, for
example, for hotels, real estate operators, public utilities,
or manufacturers who rented rather than sold their prod-
ucts, the rental income was included in business receipts.
In the finance area, where interest was usually the prin-
cipal income, business receipts included such operating
income as service charges, box rentals, commissions, and
fees. For insurance companies, business receipts were in-
surance premiums earned. (Mutual insurance companies
with less than $500,000 in total receipts were not required
to report premiums, so business receipts in the insurance
area are slightly understated.)
Returns filed by corporate and partnership security
dealers and real estate developers were given special
treatment in statistical processing. Sales of securities
or real estate were netted against the cost of these
"goods" and only the net amount was shown in the statis-
tics. For partnerships, the net gain from the sale of
securities or real estate was shown as business receipts;
for corporations, it was shown as gain from the sale of
noncapital assets. Since it was usually not possible to
separate sales of securities or real estate from other
sources of receipts, such as commissions or construction
activities, an arbitrary rule was used for corporations
and partnerships in these industries: ifcost of goods sold
was 50 percent or more of business receipts, costs were
subtracted from receipts and the difference was used as
business receipts (for partnerships) or gain from the sale
of noncapital assets (for corporations). No such adjust-
ments were made for proprietorships in these industries,
and receipts and cost of goods sold were shown in the
tables as the taxpayers reported them.
Capital gains
Capital gains in excess of capital losses were included
in the income of corporations but not of proprietorships
or partnerships. (The individual proprietors and partners
reported any capital gains from the business on their in-
dividual returns.) Capital gains and losses were short-
term if the asset had been held for 6 months or less or
long-term if they had been held for more than 6 months.
Any net long-term capital gains had to be reduced by any
net short-term capital losses, and vice versa. In general,
losses were deductible only to the extent of capital gains,
and the statistics shown are the net of deductible capital
losses.
Generally, capital gains arose from the sale of capital
assets which were defined as any property except: (1)
property used in trade or business (inventories, receiv-
ables, and depreciable assets); (2) certain U. S. Govern-
ment obligations; and (3) certain copyrights and creative
works. However, under certain circumstances, net gains
from the sale of depreciable property and some other
noncapital assess could be treated as capital gains (under
section 1231 of the Code). Net losses under section 1231
were treated as losses on noncapital assets, i.e., were
fully deductible in the year incurred as ordinary losses.
Casualty losses
A casualty loss deduction could be taken for losses due
to a sudden, unusual, or unexpected cause. The amount of
loss deductible was limited to the difference between the
value of the property immediately prior to the casualty
and the value of the property immediately after the casu-
alty with the difference reduced by any insurance cover-
age. For partnerships, a casualty loss was shown as a
separate deduction. For corporations and proprietor-
ships, it was included in "Other deductions."
Commissions
This deduction was shown separately only for proprie-
torships in this report, and included payments to sales-
men in lieu of salaries and wages; and to brokers and
agents for services connected with real estate, insurance,
securities, and other financial transactions.
Compensation of officers
Compensation of officers of a corporation included
amounts reported on the income statement of the return
(or in supporting schedules) as salaries, wages, stock
bonuses, or bonds, if the item was identified as having
been paid to officers for personal services rendered.
Business Returns/1967 • Law and Terminology
307
Constructive taxable income from related
foreign corporations
This corporate income statement item resulted from
two provisions of the law requiring corporations to in-
clude in their taxable income amounts from related
foreign corporations that they had not actually received.
One provision related to foreign tax credit. If a U. S.
corporation received dividends from a foreign corpora-
tion of which it owned 10 percent or more of the stock,
it could claim a foreign tax credit for its share of the
taxes paid by the foreign corporation. When it did this
and the foreign corporation was located in certain desig-
nated countries ("developed" countries), it had to include
in its U. S. taxable income the amount of its share of the
foreign taxefj paid.
The other provision related to the accumulation of
profits of "controlled" foreign corporations. Any foreign
corporation owned 50 percent or more by a "U. S. per-
son" had to make distributions to its U. S. shareholders,
or else any U, S. shareholder who owned 10 percent or
more of the stock had to include a certain percentage of
the undistributed profits in his U. S. taxable income.
There were many exceptions to these rules, depending on
the foreign country, its tax rates compared to (J, S. tax
rates, and other factors.
The amount shown in the corporation income statement
tables is the sum of identifiable amounts of these two
types of constructive income.
Contributions or gifts
Contributions or gifts to charitable, religious, educa-
tional, and similar organizations were deductible with
certain legal limitations, in the computation of income of
corporations. For proprietorships and partnerships, this
was not allowed as a business deduction.
Cost of depreciable property
Cost of depreciable property for tax purposes was shown
in these statistics only for proprietorships. It was gener-
ally the cost at the end of the year. It was taken from the
depreciation schedule on schedule C or schedule F of
Form 1040. Since the cost was only for property used in
the proprietorship businesses, the cost of property held
for the production of income reported on schedule B
(rents and royalties) was excluded.
The cost of depreciable property for proprietorships
was the cost of tangible property (such as buildings and
equipment) and cost of the intangible assets (such as
patents and copyrights) on which depreciation was al-
lowed. The data included cost of property without re-
gard to salvage value, but they were edited when possible
to exclude the cost of fully depreciated property. Cost
was excluded when the taxpayer did not show gross de-
preciable assets before subtracting accumulated depreci-
ation or showed only partial cost of the property.
The cost of depreciable property for proprietorships
was similar to, but not identical with, the balance sheet
account, "depreciable assets," reported by corporations.
Balance sheet accounts reflected the value of depreciable
assets reported in the books of account, while cost of
depreciable property was the cost of that property on
which depreciation was allowable for tax purposes.
Cost of goods sold (cost of sales and operations)
If the receipts of the business included income from the
sale of merchandise, cost of goods sold generally included
the direct cost of that merchandise for all types of busi-
ness organizations. In this sense it included goods pur-
chased for resale (including inventory change) in trade
industries, and raw materials, supplies, labor, and other
direct costs in agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and
other industries whose principal activity was producing
goods.
If the receipts of the business were from the sale of
services rather than goods, the corresponding figure for
cost of operations was not always comparable for the
three types of businesses. For corporations and partner-
ships, cost of operations generally included labor costs,
supplies, rental of machinery and equipment, and other
direct costs of producing the services. It is obvious from
the data, however, that many partnerships and most pro-
prietorships did not report cost of operations as com-
pletely as did corporations. In the case of proprietorships,
the return form did not call for the reporting of cost of
operations as such, and most of them probably reported
their operating expenses as deductions rather than as
costs.
Farm costs for proprietorships and partnerships pre-
sented special problems because the schedule used did not
provide for a cost of goods sold computation. The cost of
goods sold statistics presented here for unincorporated
farms were constructed from the expense schedules dur-
ing statistical processing. See the discussions in this
section under "Merchandise purchased," "Cost of
labor," "Material and supplies," and "Other costs,"
For all types of businesses, certain deduction items
which might sometimes be considered direct costs were
never included in cost of goods sold (or cost of opera-
tions) if they could be identified. If taxpayers reported
them there, they were removed during statistical proc-
essing and transferred to the appropriate deduction line.
Transferred were all identifiable amounts of depreciation,
depletion, amortization, taxes, and contributions to em-
ployee pension plans. Advertising, rental of real prop-
erty, and contributions to other employee benefit plans
were also transferred for corporations.
Statistical adjustments to cost of goods sold made for
corporate and partnership security dealers and real es-
tate developers are explained in "Business receipts."
Cost of labor
The cost of labor, tabulated for proprietorships and
partnerships, was a component of cost of goods sold.
For proprietorships in nonfarm industries it represented
the amount reported on line 4, page 1 of schedule C, Form
1040. For proprietors and partnerships engaged in farm-
ing who used schedule F, which did not contain a cost of
goods sold schedule as such, it represented the amount
reported on page 1, part III for the item, "labor hired."
For nonfarm partnerships, it was the amount reported in
schedule A, line 3 on page 2 of Form 1065.
Depletion
Depletion, a deduction allowable for the exhaustion of
natural deposits or timber, could be based on cost, or.
308
Business Returns/1967 • Law and Terminology
for natural deposits, on a fixed percentage of gross in-
come, less rents and royalties paid, from the depletable
property. For oil and gas wells, gross income was com-
puted on the value of the product at the well-head. For
depletable property other than oil and gas wells, "gross
Income" included not only the value of the mineral ex-
tracted from the property but also the value added by
some transportation of the mineral and certain ' 'treat-
ment processes considered as mining" (Code section
613(c)).
Percentage depletion, though based on percentages of
gross income from the depletable property, was limited.
It could not exceed 50 percent of the taxable income from
the property, computed without the depletion deduction.
The percentage depletion rates for each type of deposit
were listed in Code section 613 and ranged from 5 to
27 1/2 percent.
The statistics include any identifiable depletion re-
ported as a cost of sales and operations. For partner-
ships, this item was included in "other deductions,"
Depreciation
Depreciation deducted as a reasonable allowance for the
exhaustion, wear, and tear, and obsolescence of business
property was allowable under Code section 167. A deduc-
tion for depreciation was not allowable on inventories, or
land apart from the physical improvements or develop-
ments added to it.
Amounts shown as depreciation include any identifiable
depreciation reported as an operating or manufacturing
cost. Also included in the statistics are amounts deducted
on leasehold improvements, patents, and copyrights. Ad-
ditional first-year (section 179) depreciation was included
in the statistics tor proprietorships and corporations but
not for partnerships.
Dividends received
Dividends received were a component of corporate
income, but not of partnership income (except nonquali-
fying dividends) or of proprietorship income. All divi-
dends received by a proprietor and dividends which
qualified for an exclusion or credit received by a part-
ner were reported in the dividend schedule on his indi-
vidual income tax return.
In a corporate income statement, dividends received
from domestic corporations were distinguished from
those received from foreign corporations. While the full
amount was reported in arriving at net income, most
domestic as well as those foreign dividends deemed
earned in the United States (by resident foreign corpora-
tions) were recognized in computing the special deduction
from net income for intercorporate dividends received.
Domestic dividends not qualifying for the deduction were
treated as "other receipts."
Gross profit (gross loss)
For proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations,
gross profit was business receipts less cost of goods sold
or cost of sales and operations. When the cost of goods
sold or cost of sales and operations exceeded business
receipts a gross loss resulted. See the explanations of
the terms, "Business receipts" and "Cost of goods sold,"
for limitations on the comparability of gross profit for
the different forms of organizations.
Income tax
Income tax of proprietorships was based on the pro-
prietor's total taxable income and did not include the
self-employment tax. Income tax after credits was the
proprietor's tax liability reduced primarily by amounts of
credit for investment and retirement income.
Industry classification
The industry classes in this report are basically those
of the Office of Management and Budget's Standard Indus-
trial Classification (SIC) Manuals, modified where neces-
sary to fit the information available from tax returns for
identifying industries. In the unincorporated area, where
the single-establishment business is the rule, the indus-
try classes were based on the 1967 Establishment SIC
system. For corporations, the 1963 Enterprise system
was used as the basis. On either basis, the code assigned
to the return (or, for proprietorships, the schedule) was
the code for the activity accounting for the largest per-
centage of the company's total receipts. For most indus-
tries, the code assigned corresponded to either the two-,
three-, or four-digit level of classification in the corre-
sponding SIC system. A few corporate industries in the
finance area (such as Small Business Investment Com-
panies) were based on special provisions of the tax law
rather than on the SIC system^
The code was assigned to a tax return or schedule, so
the entity coded varied according to the form of business
organization. For proprietorships, each schedule at-
tached to the proprietors' returns was treatedasa sepa-
rate business entity and assigned a separate code. For
partnerships, each active partnership that filed a return
was coded. For corporations, the entity may have been
a company engaged in a single primary activity, a com-
pany with many divisions engaged in many activities, or
a consolidated group of legal entities filing on a single
return; whichever the case, whenever possible a single
code was assigned to classify the single activity account-
ing for the largest share of receipts on the return.
Insurance
This deduction is shown separately only for proprietor-
ships in this report and includes premiums paid for busi-
ness insurance against losses by fire and other hazards,
and other coverage, such as workmen's compensation,
employees ' group life and hospitalization, liability, credit,
and crop insurance.
Interest income
This item for partnerships included interest received
by the business from all sources except interest wholly
tax-exempt and interest on tax-free covenant bonds.
This item for proprietors was not considered business
income and was therefore reported elsewhere on the in-
dividual income tax return.
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Interest paid
Law and Terminology
Net gain (or loss), noncapital assets
309
Interest paid in connection with business indebtedness
was deductible as an ordinary and necessary business ex-
pense. Included in the statistics was interest paid on de-
posits and withdrawable shares by banking and savings
institutions. Also included were amounts paid by part-
nerships to a partner, acting in other than his capacity as
a partner, for the use of capital.
Interest received on Government obligations
Interest received on Government obligations was iden-
tified separately only for corporations. Amounts paid by
the United States or its instrumentalities on or after
March I, 1911, were wholly taxable.
Interest on obligations of a State, United States posses-
sion, or their political subdivisions or of the District of
Columbia was wholly tax-exempt.
Inventories
Inventories included goods on hand held for sale, and
raw materials and supplies which would physically be-
come a part of merchandise intended for sale.
For corporations, inventory data were obtained from
the tax return balance sheet, which reflected book values.
For partnerships and proprietorships, inventory data
were obtained from the cost of goods sold schedule, and
therefore represented tax value.
Legal and professional fees
This deduction was shown separately only for proprie-
torships in this report, and included fees paid to attorneys,
accountants, and other professionals. Also included were
amounts paid for subscriptions to professional publica-
tions, and membership fees or dues to professional or-
ganizations.
These deductions were included in "other deductions"
for partnerships and corporations.
Material and supplies
The amount of material and supplies, a component of
the cost of goods sold, was secured for proprietorships
from schedules C or F. For nonfarms, itwas the amount
on line 5, page 1 of schedule C. For farms, it was the
item, "supplies purchased," reported in part 111, page 1
of schedule F (for both cash and accrual methods of
accounting). For nonfarm partnerships, itwas the amount
reported on line 4, schedule A, Form 1065.
Merchandise purchased
Merchandise purchased (called "purchases" for part-
nerships) was a component of the cost of goods sold. For
nonfarm businesses, the sources were: (1) line 3, page
1 of schedule C, Form 1040, and (2) line 2, schedule A,
of Form 1065, For farmers, the sources were on sched-
ule F, column (d), part II, page 1, for farmers using the
cash accounting method, and line 4, part VII, page 2, for
farmers using the accrual accounting method.
This income for partnerships and corporations repre-
sented gains and losses from the sale or exchange of
property not eligible for capital gains tax treatment.
Losses included those computed under Code section 1231;
these are mentioned under the heading, "Capital gains."
Net income (or deficit)
For corporations, net income (or deficit) was the dif-
ference between gross taxable receipts and the sum of
cost of sales and operations and other business deduc-
tions. Gross taxable receipts were business receipts and
investment income, as well as certain amounts from re-
lated foreign corporations only constructively received.
Investment income included dividends, interest, royalties,
net capital gains, net gain from sales of noncapital assets,
and. other income.
As discussed under "Net profit," below, the concept
of net income for corporations is not strictly comparable
with the concept of net profit for proprietorships or
partnerships.
Net profit (or loss)
For proprietorships, net profit (or loss) represented
the difference between business receipts and the sum of
cost of goods sold and other business deductions. Unlike
corporate net income, defined above, proprietorship net
profit did not reflect investment income, and salaries to
owners and contributions or gifts were not allowed as
deductions from proprietorship business receipts.
For partnerships, net profit (or loss) represented the
difference between total receipts and the sum of cost of
sales and operations and other business deductions.
Total receipts included, in addition to business receipts,
investment income attributable to the partnership. Unlike
corporations, the deductions for partnerships excluded
both contributions or gifts and additional first-year de-
preciation.
In this report, the term "net profit" is used for both
proprietorships and partnerships although it is not strictly
comparable for the two forms of business organization.
Three differences are: (1) investment income is re-
flected in the partnership net profit but not in the pro-
prietorship net profit, (2) salaries paid to the owner(s)
are a business deduction for partnerships but not for
proprietorships, and (3) additional first-year depreciation
is a deduction in the computation of proprietorship net
profit but not in the determination of partnership net
profit.
Nonqualifying dividends received
This investment-type income for partnerships repre-
sented certain corporate dividends which were includible
in the income of the partnership and for which the indi-
vidual partners were not entitled to an exclusion on their
individual income tax returns.
Number of businesses
Number of business organizations in this report repre-
sented the number of active businesses operated as pro-
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prietorships by individuals, the number of active partner-
ships, and the number of active Small Business Corpora-
tions. For corporations the number of businesses repre-
sents the number of active corporation returns filed,
including those filed on Form 1120S for Small Business
Corporations electing to be taxed through shareholder.
This total slightly understates the total number of cor-
porations to the extent that subsidiary corporations were
included in a consolidated return filed by a parent cor-
poration.
Number of proprietorships was based on the number of
schedules C and F filed with the income tax return, Form
1040, of the owner or proprietor. In a number of in-
stances, proprietors submitted (with their Form 1040)
multiple schedules covering the activities of more than
one business. If these businesses were in different in-
dustry groups, each of these schedules was counted
separately. Only in the relatively few instances where the
attached schedules were for businesses in the identical
industry group were they combined and counted as one.
Other costs
Other costs was a component of cost of goods sold.
For nonfarm businesses, these costs were reported on
line 5, schedule A, Form 1065, or line 6, page 1, of
schedule C, Form 1040. For farmers, the amount was
computed from schedule F, for both cash and accrual
methods of accounting, as follows: farm expenses (total,
part III, on page 1) less the sum of the items, labor hired,
repairs and maintenance, interest, supplies purchased,
taxes, insurance, rent of farm or pasture, retirement
plans, amortization, and depletion. If inventories, pur-
chases, and the other components of cost of goods sold
were not reported, the entire amount was included in
other costs.
Other deductions
"Other deductions" comprised business expenses
which were not allocable to a specific deduction item on
the return form, such as administrative, general, and
selling expenses; bonuses; delivery, freight, and shipping
expenses. For proprietorships, deductions for amortiza-
tion, retirement plans, and casualty losses were also in-
cluded. For partnerships, it also included depletion, net
farm loss, and net loss from other partnerships. For
corporations it also included casualty losses and all
salaries and wages not deducted as a part of cost of sales
and operations or some other item. For corporations and
partnerships, this item also included commissions, in-
surance, and legal and professional fees. For proprietor-
ships the last three were shown as specific deductions.
Excluded were deductions claimed for contributions to
pension plans and certain other deferred compensation
plans within the purview of Code section 404 (see Re-
tirement plans).
Other income
This income item for partnerships included income not
elsewhere reported on the income statement, such as in-
come from annuities and insurance proceeds. It excluded
items such as capital gains or losses and qualifying divi-
dends, which by law are not considered income of the
partnership. It included income from other partnerships
and net farm profit.
For proprietorships, this term is used in only one table
(table 2.12), where it is used to describe the difference
between adjusted gross income and business income.
Other interest
Other interest consisted of amounts received by cor-
porations on loans, notes, mortgages, bonds, bank de-
posits, and corporate bonds less amortizable bond
premium.
Other receipts
For corporations this item included amounts not else-
where reported on the return, such as: income from minor
operations; cash discounts; income from claims, license
rights, and judgments; net amount earned under operating
agreements; profit from commissaries; profit on prior
years' collections (installment basis); profit on purchase
of corporation's own bonds; recoveries of losses and bad
debts previously claimed for tax purposes; refunds for
cancellation of contracts; income from sales of scrap,
salvage, or waste; and dividends from domestic corpora-
tions not subject to the special deduction.
Payments to partners
Guaranteed payments which were made for services or
for the use of capital where such payments were deter-
mined without regard to income of the partnership were
allowed as a deduction in the computation of the partner-
ship net profit (or loss).
Payroll
This amountisthesumof labor costs reported as a part
of the cost of sales and operations and other salaries and
wages reported as a deduction item. It does not include
payments to owners or partners.
Other employee benefit plans
Other employee benefit plans to which corporations con-
tributed were deductible to the extent of their contribu-
tions under Code section 162 and comprised employee
death plans, health or accident and sickness plans, and
other welfare plans. The statistics for this item include
any identifiable amounts reported as a cost of sales or
operations.
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus,
and annuity plans
(See Retirement plans.)
Proprietor
Throughout this report the term "proprietor" refers
to the owner of a proprietorship. The number of proprie-
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311
tors was determined by the number of individual income
tax returns, Form 1040, filed by such owners.
Purchases
(See Merchandise purchased.)
Rent (paid)
Rent paid on business property was deductible as an
ordinary and necessary expense. Identifiable amounts of
taxes and other expenses paid by lessees in connection
with rent paid were included in their respective deduc-
tion headings. Excluded were payments in the form of
crops by tenant farmers to landlords under crop sharing
agreements.
For corporations, an attempt was made to limit this
deduction to only rent paid on real property. Rental of
land or buildings reported in the cost of sales and op-
erations was transferred to this deduction item. Rental
of machinery and equipment was, if identifiable, shown
as cost of sales and operations or other deductions.
Rents received
Rents received for the use or occupancy of property
consisted of the gross amounts. Depreciation, repairs,
interest, taxes, andother expenses, which were deductible
from gross rents, were included in their respective de-
duction items. For those manufacturing, public utility,
and service corporations which frequently leased, rather
than sold, their products, the rental income so derived
was included in business receipts, as was the rental in-
come of partnerships if it constituted the major portion
of income.
Repairs
This deduction included cost of labor and supplies and
other costs necessary for incidental repairs to the prop-
erty. It did not include capital expenditures which add to
the property value, improvements which appreciably pro-
long its life, or expenditures for restoring or replacing
property.
Retirement plans
This deduction item was the employers' contributions
to pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, annuity, bond
purchase, or other deferred compensation plans for their
employees that were deductible under Code section 404.
For proprietorships, this item was included in ' 'other
deductions."
Royalties
This investment-type income item for partnerships and
corporations was the gross amount received for the use
of property rights, such as patents, copyrights, and min-
eral rights. Expenses related to this income, such as de-
pletion and taxes, were not deducteddirectly from the in-
come but were reported among the specific deduction
items.
Salaries and wages
This item consists of those salaries and wages not in-
cluded as a deduction for "cost of labor" in the cost of
sales and operations schedule. Salaries to partners and
proprietors were not included in this amount.
For corporations, salaries and wages paid to employ-
ees not reported as cost of sales and operations and not
reported as a part of another deduction item were in-
cluded in "other deductions."
Taxable and nontaxable returns
These classifications, used in the proprietorship sta-
tistics, were based on the amount of income tax after
credits reported on the individual income tax returns.
Although a self-employment tax or tax from recomputing
prior-year investment credit also may have been reported
on the individual income tax return of the proprietor, it
was disregarded for the purpose of these classifications.
Nontaxable returns had no income tax remaining after
tax credits (even though they may have had an income
tax before the subtraction of the credits).
Taxable income
Taxable income was adjusted gross income minus de-
ductions and personal exemptions and is shown only in
table 2.12of this report. For most individuals, it was the
base to which the individual income tax rates were ap-
plied, i.e., the amount upon which the income tax before
credits was computed.
Taxes paid
Taxes paid included the amounts reported as an ordi-
nary and necessary business deduction as well as identi-
fiable amounts reported as part of the cost of sales and
operations. Included among the deductible taxes were
ordinary State and local taxes paid or accrued during the
year; social security and payroll taxes; unemployment
insurance taxes; import and tariff duties; and business,
license, and privilege taxes. Income and profits taxes
paid to foreign countries or United States possessions
were also deductible unless claimed as a credit against
income tax. Not deductible were such taxes as Federal
income and excess profits taxes, gift taxes, and taxes
assessed against local benefits. If a business included
in business receipts the excise and related taxes included
in the sales price of its products, these taxes also are
generally included in the deduction for taxes paid.
Total assets
Total assets and total liabilities were those reported
in the end-of-year balance sheet in the corporations'
books of account. Total assets were net after reduction
by accumulated depreciation, amortization, and depletion,
and by the reserve for bad debts. When these reserves
were reported as liabilities, they were treated as reduc-
tions from the asset accounts to which they related and
the totals of assets and liabilities were adjusted accord-
ingly.
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Asset and liability estimates for the few returns of
corporations that failed to provide balance sheet infor-
mation were based on schedules in the tax return other
than the balance sheet, for example, the schedules for
depreciation, bad debts, and cost of goods sold; from
reference books; and from relationships between income
statement and balance sheet items on similar returns
which had both statements and which were classified in
the same industrial group.
Total deductions
Total deductions for proprietorships consisted of (1)
the deduction for cost of goods sold and (2) the ordinary
and necessary business deductions from gross income.
In addition, for both partnerships and corporations, total
deductions also included expenses connected with invest-
ment income, other income (or other receipts) and net
loss from sales of noncapital assets. Total deductions
for partnerships also included net farm loss and net
loss from other partnerships.
Total receipts
For partnerships, total receipts represented the sum
of business receipts, investment income such as interest,
rents, royalties, nonqualifying dividends, net gain from
sale or exchange of noncapital assets, income from,
farms and other partnerships, and other income. For
purposes of this repiort, total receipts did not reflect
net losses from the foregoing sources.
For corporations, total receipts included the gross
taxable receipts before deduction of cost of sales and
operations and net losses from sales of noncapital
assets. It also included nontaxable interest, but ex-
cluded all other nontaxable income recognized by the
corporation.
Section
COIMTEIMTS
Description of the samples, 313
Sample selection, 313
Method of estimation, 314
Limitations of the data, 314
Sampling variability, 314
Other limitations due to sampling, 315
Response and other nonsampling errors, 315
Text tables
7A Proprietorships: Number of Form 1040 returns and prescribed and
achieved sampling rates, 314
7B Partnerships: Number of Form 1065 returns and prescribed and achieved
sampling rates, 314
7C Corporations; Number of returns and prescribed and achieved sampling
rates, 314
Sample Design and
Limitations
Basic tables
7.1 Proprietorships: Relative sampling variability at the one standard devia-
tion level of selected estimates, by industry, 316
7.2 Partnerships: Relative sampling variability at the one standard deviation
level of selected estimates, by industry, 319
7.3 Small Business Corporations: Relative sampling variability at the one
standard deviation level of selected estimates, by industry, 322
7.4 All corporation returns: Relative sampling variability at the one standard
deviation level of selected estimates, by industry, 323
DESCRIPTION OF THE SAMPLES
The data presented in this report for 1967 are based
on stratified samples, selected before audit, of the
following types of returns filed in 1968: (1) Individual
Income Tax Returns, Form 1040 (to provide the data
for proprietorships); (2) Partnership Returns of Income,
Form 1065; and (3) Corporation Income Tax Returns,
Form 1120 series.
Sample Selection
In the stratified sample design the population of
returns was first classified into strata. Sample returns
were then selected at random from each stratum at
the prescribed rate for the stratum.
The sample strata for Statistics of Income were
designed to fit the regular numbering and grouping
procedures used to process returns for collection and
audit purposes. The basis for stratification was as
follows: Proprietorships - size of adjusted gross in-
come reported on Individual Income Tax Returns, Form
1040, and presence of business income; Partnerships -
size of business receipts or total income; Corporations -
type of corporation return, and size of total assets,
net income, or deficit.
For each of these sample strata, the number of
returns in the population, the number of returns in
the sample, and the prescribed and achieved sampling
rates are given in tables 7A, 7B, and 7 C. Differences be-
tween prescribed and achieved sampling rates occurred
mainly because some returns were unavailable even after
foUowup.
The statistics in the basic tables of this report
include only active returns. An active partnership or
corporation, for Statistics of Income, has at least one
income or deduction item reported on the return form.
The returns of inactive partnerships and corporations
were included, however, in the count of the total number
of returns and the number of returns in the sample as
given in tables 7B and 7C. Also excluded from the tables
of this report, and not counted in the totals shown in tables
7A, 7B, and 7C, were tentative returns, amended returns
not associated with the original returns, returns in the
Form 990 seriesof exempt organizations, returns of part-
nerships and proprietorships electing to be taxed as cor-
porations, and returns of fiduciaries reporting business
data on Form 1041.
The following are brief descriptions of the samples
for each type of business:
Proprietorships.- -The sample of 152,347 Forms 1040
with schedules C or For the taxpayer's equivalent sched-
ule was selected from an estimated population of 9, 689, 532
individual returns with business income. This business
sample is a subclass of the sample of 325,203 Form 1040
returns, other than 1040A, selected for Statistics of
Income,
Individual returns with business income which showed
adjusted gross income of $100,000 or more were selected
at a one-to-one rate. Various sample rates other than
one-to-one were prescribedfor the other returns included
in the sample. The number of returns in the population,
in the sample, and the sampling rates are shown in table
7A,
Following the selection of the sample, there was, in
some cases, reclassification of sample returns between
the business and nonbusiness categories. For example,
as shown in table 7A, 34,108 returns were selected for
the sample (column 2) from the 6,803,761 population of
returns (column I) classifiedduring the sampling process
as business returns with adjusted gross income of less
than $10,000. For Statistics of Income purposes, 221 re-
turns were reclassified as nonbusiness, leaving 33,887
returns (column 5) in the business category.
Not all returns with business income were included in
the basic tables. Adjustments were made principally
to exclude (1) schedules C or F filed by partners for
the sole purpose of reporting self-employment income,
and (2) schedules C or F in which Statistics of Income
313
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Business Returns/1967 • Samples and Limitations
Table 7A. —PROPRIETORSHIPS: NUMBER OF FORM 1040 RETURNS IN POPULATION,
NUMBER OF RETURNS IN SAMPLE, AND THE PRESCRIBED AND ACHIEVED
SAMPLING RATES, BY SAMPLE STRATUM, 1967
Sample stratum
(Size of adjusted gross
income)
Number in —
Samplir^ rates
Number of business
returns^ in —
Population
Sample
Pre-
scribed
Achieved
Sample
Popu-
lation*'
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
53,786,695
325,203
-
_
152,347
9,689,532
Business returns, total
Under $10,000
9,575,084
6,803,761
1,381,841
535,024
425,110
275,728
123,863
29,757
44,188,287
31,494,102
8,962,285
2,289,462
1,262,629
140,493
39,316
23,324
23,221
103
150,757
34,108
20,713
15,807
14,804
10,889
24,679
29,757
174,133
31,755
27,131
22,586
25,210
28,135
39,316
313
210
103
.0050
.0150
.0300
.0350
.0400
.2000
l.OOOO
.0010
.0030
.0100
.0200
.2000
1.0000
.0100
1.0000
.0050
.0150
.0295
.0348
.0395
.1992
1.0000
.0010
.0030
.0100
.0200
.2002
1.0000
.0090
1.0000
150,379
33,887
20,687
15,791
14,779
10,878
24,645
29,712
1,933
119
67
88
169
409
1,081
35
12
23
9,527,520
6,759,677
1,380,113
534,478
424,394
275,453
123,693
29,712
160, 662
U8,022
22,132
8,920
8,464
2,043
1,081
1,350
1,327
23
$10,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $30,000
$30,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
Nonbusiness returns, total..
$10,000 under $15,000
$15,000 under $20,000
$20,000 under $50,000
$50,000 under $100,000
Prior year delinquent
Data in columns (5) and (6) opposite business returns in the stub exclude such
returns subsequently reclassified after the sampling stage as nonbusiness returns;
data opposite nonbusiness returns in the stub represent returns subsequently reclas-
sified as business returns.
Estimated by multiplying the number of businesses in the sample, column (5) by the
weight obtained by dividing the total number of returns in the population, column (l)
by the number of returns in the sample, column (2).
industrial activity definitions were not met. These ad-
justments reduced the number of proprietorships shown
in this publication,
A description of the sample of individual income tax
returns on which the data for proprietorships are based
is included in the report: Statistics of Income--1967,
Individual Income Tax Returns.
Partnerships.- -A sample of 67,161 Forms 1065 was
selected from a population of 928,192 partnership re-
turns. These figures reflect an adjustment to exclude
duplicate returns sometimes submitted by more than one
partner. The exclusion of inactive returns, which con-
sisted of those with no income or deduction items, re-
duced the total number of partnerships in the basic tables
to active partnerships.
Partnership returns with business receipts or total in-
come (which is defined as business receipts plus invest-
ment income less cost of goods sold) of $500,000 or
more were selected at a one-to-one rate. Sampling rates
other than one-to-one were prescribed for the other re-
turns included in the sample. The number of returns in
the population, in the sample, and the sampling rates are
shown in table 7B.
Corporations . - -The sample of 126,695 returns in the
Form 1120 series was selected from a population of
1,695,577 corporation income tax returns. An adjust-
ment to exclude inactive corporations reduced the total
number of corporations in the basic tables to active
corporations.
Corporation returns with total assets of $10,000,000
or more, or net income or deficit of $1,000,000 or more
were sampled at a one-to-one rate. Also sampled at
this rate were Forms 1120-S with total assets of
$1,000,000 or more, and the special types of returns de-
scribed in footnote 3 of table 7C. The rates at which other
returns were selected are shown in that table, together
with the number of returns in the population and in the
sample.
Table 7B. —PARTNERSHIPS: NUMBER OF FORM 1065 RETURNS IN POPULATION,
NUMBER OF RETURNS IN SAMPLE, AND THE PRESCRIBED AND ACHIEVED
SAMPLING RATES, BY SAMPLE STRATUM, 1967
Sample stratum
Number of returriS^
Sampling rates
(size of business receipts)
Population
Sample
Prescribed
Achieved
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
928,192
67,161
-
Under $200,000
854,286
51,756
22,150
34,819
10,192
22,150
.OiOO
.2000
1.0000
.0408
.1969
1.0000
■"■Adjusted to exclude duplicate returns and includes inactive partnership returns.
Table 7C . —CORPORATIONS: NUMBER OF FORMS 1120, 1120F (RESIDENT ONLY),
1120L, 112aM, 1120S IN POPULATION, NUMBER OF RETURNS IN SAMPLE, AND
THE PRESCRIBED AND ACHIEVED SAMPLING RATES, BY SAMPLE STRATUM, 1967
Sample stratum
(size of total assets)
Corporation returns, total.
Forms 1120, 1120F^ 1120L, U20M, total.
Zero or not reported
Under $100,000
$100,000 under $1,000,000
$1,000,000 under $10,000,000.
$10,000,000 or more^
Form 1120S, total.
Under $1,000,000, zero or not reported.
$1,000,000 or more
Number of returns
Population
(1)
1,695,577
1,489,456
215,321
700,082
460,485
70,060
43,508
206,121
204,398
1,723
Sample
(2)
126,695
119,568
5,359
16,543
28,089
26,069
43,508
5,404
1,723
Sampling rate
(3)
.0225
.0225
.0600
.3750
1.0000
.0225
1.0000
(4)
.0249
.0236
.oao
.3721
1.0000
.0264
1.0000
^Includes returns of inactive corporations.
^Also included in this stratum are Special returns, and any return, regardless of
assets, having net income or deficit of $1,000,000 or more. Special returns include
consolidated returns, returns with personal holding company schedules, life (1120L]
and mutual C112CW) insurance company returns, resident foreign corporation returns,
returns with overpayment of tax, and returns filed under section 1361.
Method of Estimation
The primary sources of population data are computer
counts of returns processed by regional service centers.
Statistics in this report were obtained by multiplying the
sample data by "weighting factors" determined by divid-
ing the number of returns in the population per sample
stratum by the number of returns in the sample in that
stratum. For example, a "weighting factor" of 199.48
was used for "Business returns with adjusted gross in-
come under $10,000." The weighting factor was obtained
by dividing the population of this size class, 6,803,761,
by the number of returns in the sample, 34,108.
LIMITATIONS OF THE DATA
Sampling Variability
The relative sampling variability of an estimate is the
sampling variability expressed as a percent of the esti-
mate. The sampling variability at the one standard devi-
ation level, when added to and subtracted from the esti-
mate, provides the upper and lower limits within which
two out of three estimates derived from similarly se-
lected samples would be expected to fall. Relative sam-
pling variabilities of selected estimates for proprietor-
ships, partnerships, Small Business Corporations, and
all corporations are shown in tables 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, and
7.4.
Data were deleted from tables where sampling varia-
bility was considered excessive. Where such deletions
were made, the applicable tables have been footnoted.
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Other Limitations Due to Sampling
The presence of a dash in lieu of a statistic may be
interpreted in several ways. If the statistic was based
on returns sampled at the 100 percent rate, the dash in-
dicates no returns with the particular characteristics.
But if the statistic was based on returns sampled at less
than the 100 percent rate, either there were no returns
in the population with the particular characteristic, or,
because of their rarity, instances of the characteristics
were not present among the sample returns.
Response and Other Nonsampling Errors
In processing returns for collection purposes in the
district offices and service centers and in processing the
samples of returns for statistical purposes, several steps
were taken to reduce taxpayer-reporting errors and
errors introduced in data processing operations. A large
proportion of the returns were mathematically verified,
but not audited, before they were made available for
sample selection. Corrections resulting from mathemati-
Samples and Limitations
315
cal verification of the taxpayer's entries are reflected in
the statistics.
In transcribing and tabulating the information from the
sample returns, additional checks were imposed to im-
prove the quality of the resulting estimates. Returns with
data not on appropriate return lines and returns with ob-
vious errors were edited and the data properly tran-
scribed. Mechanical transcribing to punch cards was
verified by the process of repeat punching, and, prior to
tabulating, tests for consistency were applied while the
information was being processed through the electronic
computer system.
An extensive system of sample management and control
was used to insure the selection of the prescribed sam-
ples. Sample controls were maintained on a district basis
using the most detailed Internal Revenue Service number-
ing and grouping system for classifying returns. Name
control files, which are historical records of the tax re-
turn information for very large taxpayers, provided a
further check on the completeness of the samples.
Practical operating considerations allowed a reason-
able tolerance in controlling the selection of the sample
returns and the processing of the data.
316 Business Returns/1967 • Samples and Limitations
Table 7 . 1 —PROPRIETORSHIPS; RELATIVE SAMPLING VARIABILITY AT THE ONE STANDARD DEVIATION LEVEL OF SELECTED ESTIMATES, BY INDUSTRY
Businesses
Business receipts
Net profit
Net
loss
Relative
Relative
Relative
Relative
sampling
Amou.it
sampling
Amount
sampling
Amount
sampling
variability
(Thousand
variability
(Thoiism\d
variability
(Thous^id
variability
(PcrCCTt)
dollars)
(Fercent)
dollars)
(Percent)
dollars)
(Percent)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
9,126,086
0.14
211,372,042
0.79
34,896,127
0.34
4,488,591
1.41
3,195,602
0.60
35,271,410
1.41
6,088,467
1.06
2,318,253
1.91
3,030,065
0.62
33,135,751
1.42
5,581,236
1.11
2,223,528
1.95
1,113,285
1.17
10,596,125
1.87
2,438,173
1.69
484,850
4.00
143,920
3.22
1,766,842
5.07
291,591
4.48
162,105
7.42
1,530,686
0.99
19,745,237
2.13
2,674,392
1.71
1,283,732
2.73
51,288
5.38
238,132
13.03
25,155
15.03
98,132
7.02
190,886
2.99
789,415
7.65
151,925
6.20
194,709
5.57
U9,414
3.68
1,781,725
9.19
407,874
4.23
74,101
11.97
22,802
8.65
412,643
15.27
56,420
11.55
14,544
23.56
13,641
8.53
372,795
7.09
143,599
6.96
3,354
33.62
23,310
7.73
420,307
33.43
41,396
12.67
42,538
17.33
57,534
5.66
563,886
8.63
165,491
6.86
8,905
20.31
2,127
28.87
12,094
(^)
968
CM
4,710
n
11,797
11.54
71,418
18.38
20,584
17.48
3,735
16.25
34,326
7.07
282,516
11.60
78,772
9.60
16,888
20.79
45,677
5.74
1,323,158
9.98
139,009
6.52
196,007
9.39
791
(')
2,758
(')
415
(')
1,951
(M
1,047
(')
53,619
(')
4,792
34.09
1,967
0)
39,822
6.14
1,136,913
11.18
117,605
7.17
187,545
9.73
4,017
19.39
129,869
19.34
16,197
17.74
4,544
(M
680,460
1.54
18,334,275
2.42
2,922,650
1.64
171,759
7.98
125,723
3.43
7,475,851
4.40
753,126
3.29
86,901
12.48
108,983
3.69
6,466,935
4.74
630,371
3.46
75,290
14.07
6,655
14.59
433,660
12.69
48,125
11.61
7,088
26.79
10,085
12.38
575,256
18.40
74,630
14.10
4,523
29.16
526,749
1.78
10,340,970
2.82
2,077,074
1.94
73,180
10.46
60,342
5.10
2,097,959
6.24
329,673
5.02
15,477
27.71
107,021
4.33
1,166,121
7.14
348,795
4.71
2,142
32.64
45,702
5.79
1,510,731
9.67
230,450
5.87
5,113
31.20
45,819
6.08
1,144,025
8.63
202,644
6.39
8,194
31.84
155,040
3.40
1,503,850
5.93
440,672
4.18
9,621
23.76
22,892
8.47
639,064
10.69
113,426
8.50
2,246
34.81
11,857
11.72
476,514
14.64
61,754
11.42
1,244
n
3,868
14.01
187,676
17.36
34,956
14.41
3,284
(')
69,208
4.95
1,615,030
6.86
314,705
5.16
25,358
18.45
27,988
8.43
517,454
13.78
92,450
10.82
11,677
29.27
169,505
2.90
6,472,711
4.83
352,997
2.80
104,879
8.92
7,633
13.39
1,044,346
20.30
62,351
11.04
6,533
32.30
1,734
27.62
108,883
26.73
12,709
24.25
334
(M
6,718
13.69
409,116
12.18
54,046
U.71
3,169
(')
45,533
6.22
1,471,490
10.44
146,331
7.15
29,737
17.42
8,546
13.64
258,229
22.59
29,862
15.33
1,914
27.06
24,144
7.26
613,554
7.71
124,386
7.21
8,968
21.51
3,980
19.20
154,014
22.85
16,333
20.16
5,195
(')
954
(>)
45,223
34.34
4,357
31.84
285
(?)
8,431
12.91
273,801
17.24
31,566
13.63
4,635
(>)
1,844
22.12
259,242
34.45
20,995
18.03
3,337
(M
10,580
11.24
331,705
10.49
66,991
10.03
10,400
32.27
19,601
7.78
732,093
8.05
166,297
6.24
12,016
29.88
3,263
19.09
66,290
20.37
11,442
18.46
3,749
SJJ
3,762
20.04
131,503
26.37
15,691
19.51
3,270
(M
20,712
8.22
472,238
9.75
80,874
8.68
10,246
24.05
2,070
22.99
50,934
27.98
8,768
26.94
1,089
C)
277,808
2.50
5,538,855
5.18
932,540
2.91
120,342
8.77
53,314
5.98
401,510
7.73
121,408
7.18
3,895
23.91
31,559
7.54
196,729
10.39
64,693
10.28
1,922
27.76
21,755
9.77
204,781
11.43
56,715
9.94
1,973
(M
187,019
3.05
4,119,524
6.22
655,295
3.54
84,193
10.72
183,399
3.09
3,921,710
6.45
631,849
3.61
33,438
10.80
3,620
18.95
197,814
20.59
23,446
17.30
755
(M
6,172
14.44
117,603
27.43
21,136
18.31
7,543
17.41
5,013
16.38
136,610
23.41
15,666
20.89
10,900
29.85
5,150
16.06
182,504
26.83
18,026
17.47
2,017
n
3,042
20.97
223,031
(')
21,851
16.76
980
(')
1,613
27.53
110,820
(')
7,171
26.07
9,476
<;'
16,484
11.46
247,253
13.37
71,989
12.06
1,339
(')
1,840,620
0.85
102,629,225
1.47
7,815,667
0.94
754,034
3.62
260,144
2.32
19,712,464
4.47
1,633,183
2.05
121,050
9.55
14,262
9.69
962,274
11.35
83,955
8.52
2,860
<;'
8,176
17.06
242,561
15.23
37,045
13.52
3,794
(')
12,433
10.46
545, 610
13.91
81,203
8.78
4,005
26.46
41,109
6.01
4,383,119
7.58
252,983
5.51
9,980
23.02
14,746
9.88
4,056,942
14.85
81,159
9.64
19,445
22.31
6,740
13.65
333,341
19.97
47,020
11.16
2,830
(M
4,469
14.66
356,826
14.38
49,223
11.17
4,235
(>)
19,189
8.14
1,085,789
8.89
154,289
6.60
15,4U
29.76
2,911
18.99
932,140
24.72
32,833
14.21
2,927
<l'
7,341
12.94
780,304
16.02
58,558
10.89
1,919
(')
101,561
3.77
5,517,574
8.08
567,766
3.52
43,224
18.81
27,208
7.06
515,984
10.71
182,149
6.12
10,420
26.16
All industries
Af^riculture, forc.=;try, and fisheries
Farms ■
Field crops farms
Fi'uit, tree nut, and vegetable farms
Livestock farms
Animal specialities farms
Other farms
/^.^ricultiiral services and huntirii; and trapping
MiMiclluiicou;; a^jricultural services
Offices of veterinarians and animal hospitals
Other animal husbandry services
Horticultural services
Himtin^ and trapping, and game propagation
Forestry
Fisheries
Mining
Metal raining
Coal mining ".
Crude petroleum and natural gas
Quarrying and mining, not elsewhere classified
Contract construction
General contractors
Building construction
Heavy construction, except buildings
General contractors not allocable
Special trade contractors
Plumbing, heatin/;, and air conditioning
Painting , p^iperhanging , and decorating
Electrical work
Masonry, stonework, and plastering
Carpentering and flooring
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete v/ork
Water well drilling
Miscellaneous special trade contractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Textile mill products
Apparel and other textile products
Lumber and wood products, except furniture
Furniture .and fixtures
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals and allied products
Leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Primary metal industries
Fabricated metal products
Machinery, except electric
Electrical machineiy, equipment, and supplies
Transportation equipment
Manufacturing, not elsewhere classified
Manufact'iring not allocable
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Local transportation
Taxlcabs
Other
Trucking and warehousing
Trucking, local and long distance
Public warehousing and motor freight terminals
Water transportation
Air transportation
Travel agencies
Other transportation
Communication
Electric, gas, and sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
V/holesale trade
Motor vehicles and automotive equipment
Drugs, chemicals, and allied products
Piece goods, notions, and apparel
Groceries and related products
Farm products — raw materials
Electrical goods
Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment, and supplies
Machinery , equipment, and supplies
Alcoholic beverages
Lumber and construction materials
Wholesale trade, not elsewhere classified
Wholesale trade not allocable
Footnote at end of table.
Business Returns/1967 • Samples and Limitations
Table 7.1— PROPRIETORSHIPS: RELATIVE SAMPLING VARIABILITY AT THE ONE STANDARD DEVIATION LEVEL OF SELECTED ESTIMATES, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
317
Industry
Reltitlvo
variability
fPerccnO
■IptE
( Thousand
dollars)
Rc-lative
sampling
variability
fPerccnfJ
Net profit
C Thoua.
dolla,
Relative
sampling
variability
(Thoun.
dolla.
Relative
sajnpling
variability
Wholesale and retail trade — Continued
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Farm equipment dealers
General merchandise stores
Mail order houses
Automatic merchandising machine operators
Direct selling establishments
Variety and other general merchandise stores
Food stores
Grocery stores
Meat and fish markets
Fruit stores and vegetable markets
Candy, nut, and confectionery stores
Retail bakeries
Dairy products and other food stores
Automotive dealers
Motor vehicle dealers
Tire, batteiy , and accessory dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Women's ready-to-wear and accessory stores and fur shops
Other apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores
Furniture stores
Home furnishings, and equipment stores, except appliances
Household appliances, radio, TV, and music stores
Eating and drinking places
Eating places
Drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
Liquor stores
Antique and secondhand stores
Sporting goods stores and bicycle shops
Jewelry stores
Fuel and ice dealers
Florists
Cigar stores and stands
Newsstands
Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
Retail trade not allocable
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Finance
Banking
Credit agencies other than banks
Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges, and services
Security brokers, dealers, and flotation companies
Commodity contracts brokers and dealers, security and commodity exchanges
and allied services
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and lessors of buildings
Lessors of real property other than buildings
Agents, brokers, and managers
Title abstract compcinies
Subdividers and developers
Operative builders
Combinations pf real estate, insurance, loans, and law offices
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels
Trailer parks and camps
Other lodging places
Personal services
Coin-operated laundries and dry cleaning
Other laundries and diy cleaning plants
Photographic . studios
Beauty shops . '
Barbel' shops
Shoe repair shops, shoe shine parlors, and hat cleaning shops
Funeral service and crematories
Garment pressing, alteration, and repair
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising ,
Services to buldings
Consulting services
Other business services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Automobile parking
Top and body repair shops
General repair shops
Tire, paint, and other repair shops
Other automobile services, except repair
Footnote at end of table.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(■4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
1,543,999
61,094
25,005
24,248
11,841
239,238
8,386
16,641
161,364
52,847
249,859
188,930
16,i41
10,933
9,915
13,855
9,784
269,678
42,547
17,152
197,169
12,810
55,401
23,906
31,495
78,342
24,624
17,694
36,024
279,586
184,929
94,658
27,102
25,773
41,393
15,893
18, 659
14,206
22,509
3,893
12,926
107,322
21,125
36,477
548,651
29,566
629
5,365
23,572
16,359
7,213
178,391
340,694
14,070
73, OU
208,112
1,923
4,219
6,723
32,636
106, 696
11,255
39,005
24,533
31,904
549,002
30, 671
48,839
30, 663
211,300
126,292
17,982
13,540
17,269
52,444
287,558
17,208
50,654
61,657
158,038
144,818
4,475
22,269
79,223
17,150
21,701
0.96
5.00
7.95
7.86
11.26
2.70
12.82
9.60
3.40
5.51
2.62
3.05
10.24
13.03
12.78
10.86
12.86
2.41
5.99
9.25
2.87
10.31
5.38
7.71
7.47
4.39
7.63
9.43
6.55
2.43
3.02
4.19
6.30
7.26
7.05
9.59
10.14
10.48
8.49
20.99
13.76
3.84
9.03
6.90
1.68
6.19
12.60
7.15
8.70
12.51
2.88
2.22
13.23
5.83
2.63
28.34
14.46
12.88
6.&i
0.70
3.94
12.18
6.42
8.10
7.49
1.72
6.94
5.78
6.94
2.82
3.78
10.07
8.91
10.20
6.03
2.23
8.39
6.31
4.02
3.05
3.39
18.12
8.77
4.70
9.98
8.17
81,115,993
4,371,126
1,412,968
1,292,250
1,665,908
4,245,616
109,934
436,819
857,263
2,841,601
17,881,989
15,322,009
968,420
302,853
277,845
640,839
370,022
24,426,002
6,182,439
1,277,242
16,009,388
956,933
3,193,443
1,210,051
1,983,392
4,289,721
1,596,319
701,534
1,991,369
9,858,525
6,636,588
3,221,937
2,837,035
2,355,389
469,734
536,502
676,649
657, 566
681,961
114,951
202,192
3,620,593
646,947
1,800,769
6,738,211
516, 621
17,765
81,746
417,110
319,313
97,798
2,475,310
3,746,280
282,591
116,525
1,991,964
22,060
162,224
663,691
507,225
34,783,726
1,685,439
358,726
837, 665
282,890
206,158
5,604,687
459,685
1,162,793
345,808
1,706,598
857,128
172,618
602,057
130,340
167,660
3,179,830
497,258
391,853
589,225
1,701,494
3,087,872
72,733
572,054
1,656,415
454,976
331,693
1.50
6.95
10.66
8.63
14.36
4.78
20.07
14.46
6.84
6.43
3.93
4.47
10.81
19.77
17.57
12.52
14.77
3.08
8.35
10.71
3.21
14.95
4.85
8.40
5.91
5.43
8.97
11.87
8.24
2.97
3.73
4.93
7.27
7.51
10.58
12.54
9.68
18.35
9.81
25.15
19.51
7.57
12.80
12.27
11.89
32.99
11.97
14.47
18.11
17.69
4.69
4.02
13. &;
9.78
4.13
28.99
23.37
15.99
8.07
0.94
6.58
21.57
7.87
12.30
13.40
2.46
8.36
6.94
10.37
4.06
4.82
11.86
7.81
16.76
12.81
3.70
11.63
8.19
5.69
5.40
5.11
28.55
10.76
7.42
13.22
13.67
326,599
130,097
125,030
71,472
442,800
18,361
43,899
161,465
219,076
926,888
690,506
64,518
27,769
26,679
81,159
36,256
l,2&i,212
201,914
98,487
909,994
53,817
341,778
115,357
226,421
412,675
149,873
84,456
178,345
1,021,064
668,735
352,329
309,334
157,831
68,100
55,394
111,488
64,581
81,149
12,086
24,865
343,213
52,137
166,290
2,454,598
178,030
6,284
33,026
138,720
97,427
41,294
1,087,629
1,188,939
25,214
51,590
846,155
8,674
19, 614
53,626
184,065
13,613,874
226,572
26,414
119,004
46,762
34,392
1,602,201
33,288
209,317
94, 515
459,985
442,082
58,712
148,317
39,030
66,955
989,472
90,218
142,659
280,866
475,729
521,060
15,310
108,243
262,264
76,698
58,545
5.08
8.28
7.89
11.07
3.91
19.64
12.81
5.96
5.85
2.95
3.42
10.74
18.16
16.52
10.56
14.52
2.52
5.98
9.03
3.04
11.29
4.46
7.51
5.55
4.27
6.97
10.03
6.40
2.74
3.35
6.63
9.44
11.46
8.55
11.12
9.59
25.15
16.88
4.50
11.99
6.83
1.63
5.39
34.06
11.17
6.19
7.54
10.81
2.53
2.35
13.73
8.89
2.83
28.08
19.35
12.11
5.80
0.61
5.69
15.74
7.97
12.94
13.75
2.06
3.83
5.99
8.74
3.53
4.30
12.15
6.77
13.54
8.58
2.50
8.31
7.23
4.24
3.69
3.93
19.96
9.43
5.44
10.44
12.24
603,853
30,155
9,323
11,156
9,676
57,975
4,849
6,448
21,518
25,160
87,e<t3
70,553
5,219
1,808
4,435
1,213
4,409
113,297
40,358
13,675
49,715
9,550
21,455
6,786
14, 669
40,637
16, 676
7,785
16,175
121,757
80,337
41,420
11,178
10,758
16,473
8,716
3,815
4,567
8,351
2,047
3,571
52,158
9,299
29,181
212,363
33,003
6
8,771
24,226
17,004
23,799
155, 561
41,036
11,508
63,449
2,426
15,238
11,203
10,653
593,917
97,363
26,637
35,912
22,461
12,354
59,526
19,331
9,595
8,452
13,262
1,420
1,155
2,772
954
2,584
67,363
2,331
2,922
18,707
43,403
34,349
1,022
2,060
14,453
3,198
13,616
3.66
14.23
21.06
24.24
27.85
10.87
29.07
34.55
11.11
20.69
9.79
11.24
8.47
12.91
32.33
12.88
22.53
19.54
27.90
25.50
14.73
22.17
29.10
25.52
8.52
10.50
14.62
(')
23.66
20.32
27.34
CM
(M
27.58
(M
(M
12.25
26.68
6.88
15.41
15.80
20.19
26.60
25.84
13.15
8.57
25.24
10.61
9.71
(M
22.24
21.51
27.48
3.72
10.57
30.50
13.18
16.40
16.12
8.16
16.55
24.53
17.97
13.73
32.96
24.63
7.81
30.62
29.50
12.14
10.67
12.57
19.41
32.00
21.49
318
Business Returns/1967 • Samples and Limitations
Table 7. 1— PROPRIETORSHIPS: RELATIVE SAMPLING VARIABILITY AT THE ONE STANDARD DEVLATION LEVEL OF SELECTED ESTIMATES, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
Relative
sampling
variability
Business receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
Net profit
( Thouaand
doliara)
Relative
sampling
variability
('Percent J
(Thousa
dollar!
Relative
sampling
variability
Services — Continued
Repair services, except automobile
Radio and TV repair shops
Electrical repair shops, except radio and TV..
Reupholsteiy and furniture repair
Other repair services, except automobile
Motion pictures
Production^ distribution, and related services
Theaters
Amusement and recreation services, except motion pictures...
Theatrical producers, bands, orchestras, and entertainers.
Bowling alleys, and billiard and pool parlors
Other amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Offices of dentists and dental surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians
Offices of chiropractors
Hospitals
Medical laboratories
Dental laboratories
Sanatoria, and convalescent and rest homes.
Other medical services
Legal services
EducationaJ. services
Engineering services
Architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services.
Other services
Nature of business not allocable.
CD
(2)
O)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
177,900
37,581
21,149
23,510
95,660
8,593
4,250
137,370
50, 610
11,575
75,184
404,442
153,203
82,182
7,036
18,211
242
2,451
7,864
13,015
120,238
131,894
97,686
39,284
16,336
121,188
104,921
40,075
3.06
6.69
9.00
8.71
4.16
13.14
16.19
20.80
3.62
6.36
12 20
4.69
1.45
1.60
2.56
9.42
9.32
X.74
20.56
13.12
10.87
3.53
2.4i
4.08
4.88
7.21
3.25
3.38
7.72
1,701,791
346,060
2&4,829
296,763
794,139
181,839
61,900
119,940
1,263,045
318,055
209,197
735,793
12,129,646
6,791,018
3,195,005
248,687
177,475
32,871
67,886
181,763
528,417
906,525
2,648,519
443,252
706,019
468,766
976,788
706,233
280,471
4.94
10.83
14.74
14.29
6.13
15.31
16.96
21.50
5.59
9.81
14.87
7.50
1.05
1.15
2.13
7.49
9.35
18.24
17.73
19.15
10.81
3.88
2.46
7.96
8.73
6.46
4.86
7.77
13.60
458,229
80,533
60,980
60,821
255,894
26,255
18,807
7,448
283,547
105,645
36,281
141,621
6,724,389
4,183,512
1,629,822
136,681
93,742
6,825
24,112
59,679
69,275
520,742
1,454,381
156,948
233,540
153,859
463,859
319,561
76,326
4.06
10.12
11.06
11.28
5.36
13.49
15.47
27.12
4.68
7.44
14.81
6.55
0.87
1.07
1.99
6.95
9.24
22.33
17.12
11.50
9.67
3.59
1.96
5.55
5.17
6.16
3.57
3.93
8.96
26,221
6,697
4,098
2,411
13,015
14,744
6,601
8,143
154,923
16,757
5,659
132,507
37,169
15,125
2,212
353
5,934
192
305
436
7,945
4,667
23,386
9,278
11,315
3,851
7,374
46,555
16,937
(8)
15.15
31.50
28.50
23.30
27.23
33.48
8.08
16.04
28.90
9.15
12.09
12.38
28.12
22.50
12.53
15.94
21.46
20.55
22.67
19.90
17.27
^Sample is too small to yield a reliable estimate of sampling variability.
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data.
Business Returns/1967 • Samples and Limitations
Table 7 . 2 —PARTNERSHIPS: RELATIVE SAMPLING VARIABILITY AT THE ONE STANDARD DEVIATION LEVEL OF SELECTED ESTIMATES, BY INDUSTRY
319
Industry
partne
rshipe
Business
receipts
Net profit
Net loss
Relative
Relative
Relative
Relative
sampling
AmoLmt
sampling
Amount
sampling
Amount
sampling
variability
(Thoueantl
variability
(Tbaueand
variability
(Ihotieand
variability
(Percent)
tbllara)
(Percent)
dolUre)
(Percent)
dollare)
(Percent)
(1)
(2) .
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
906,182
0.08
78,022,998
0.33
12,760,022
0.64
1,894,069
2.43
124,633
1.26
5,4<19,690
1.96
910,322
2.54
276,869
6.70
114,297
1.33
4,565,319
2.23
786,199
2.67
256,216
7.01
36,644
2.47
1,335,104
4.24
296,686
4.55
61,933
19.27
10,885
4.58
525,665
7.18
107,281
9.06
37,978
16.25
53,628
2.02
2,311,160
3.U
305,502
3.82
135,731
8.53
1,614
12.02
28,922
23.73
2,834
31.48
8,268
28.63
11,526
4.46
364,468
7.48
73,896
8.41
12,311
15.67
8,256
5.14
798,073
3.91
112,543
8.42
U,025
17.05
2,834
8.50
393, 664
5.44
28,046
12.33
6,852
22.54
1,848
11.20
138,022
12.68
58,895
13.65
127
(')
1,4^5
12.25
188,937
5.09
9,407
26.87
5,939
29.77
2,075
10.51
74,795
14.36
15,735
16.54
870
678
18.45
11,890
27.18
1,885
30.70
398
(M
1,403
12.62
74,408
17.81
9,695
24.14
6,226
(M
13,243
4.06
1,045,433
3.04
208,062
4.39
142,843
9.83
555
20.01
52,497
9.83
7,289
8.60
9,464
(')
932
14.49
190,922
6.93
15,614
11.02
4,426
6.36
10,691
4.56
675,913
3.92
169,379
5.17
122,660
10.60
1,065
13.89
126,101
8.14
15,780
11.63
6,300
(1)
52,342
1.96
7,129,026
1.21
811,150
2.09
69,610
8.67
20,860
3.09
4,600,366
1.33
401,776
2.79
51,906
10.90
17,178
3.41
3,476,704
1.63
295,606
3.48
38,584
13.81
1,703
10.40
655,726
2.63
55,723
6.05
6,310
6.88
1,979
10.15
467,936
3.17
50,447
5.90
7,009
26.30
30,847
2.62
2,413,588
2.52
398,935
3.15
15,682
8.89
5,343
6.33
569,047
5.10
78,295
6.96
2,891
18.14
4,274
7.30
172,496
8.66
45,082
9.23
878
29.75
2,457
9.16
327,410
6.44
46,361
8.45
1,709
20.09
4,678
6.86
341,194
7.18
67,057
8.19
1,219
30.28
3,815
7.68
197,281
8.82
40,201
10.32
1,064
25.69
1,874
10.73
157,055
11.42
24,285
12.93
614
(^)
1,313
12.79
145,180
13.08
20,460
14.69
730
(M
440
22.48
30,900
24.34
4,851
33.29
1,108
(^)
6,652
5.73
473,025
5.22
72,343
7.42
5,470
17.46
635
18.58
115,072
9.55
10,439
25.75
2,022
(')
34,486
2.39
5,640,008
1.31
621,046
2.19
59,127
6.49
3,435
7.16
1,200,569
2.43
69,206
4.76
5,497
31.00
610
16.56
233,449
6.01
18,497
11.43
11,063
5.78
2,042
9.30
572,069
4.01
48,874
6.45
2,709
n
5,286
6.24
716,479
3.86
68,715
7.00
6,533
9.40
1,592
11.56
199, 672
6.82
20,263
11.93
956
n
5,342
6.37
470,034
5.08
82,957
6.23
3,689
15.30
1,185
13.08
211,995
6.90
22,035
10.09
9,037
6.15
276
26.43
4S,873
12.32
3,741
15.71
269
(')
1,054
13.85
164,205
9.75
23,872
12.13
973
(1)
654
16.66
193,803
5.01
21,713
7.16
187
32.19
2,520
9.01
383,549
5.60
62,411
7.94
2,745
26.93
4,995
6.53
497,262
4.72
88,680
6.56
3,938
23.70
542
19.38
75,137
8.14
8,770
13.08
1,910
22.53
756
16.66
117,229
11.69
11,991
15.70
1,917
(M
3,972
7.23
547,756
4.58
68,215
7.66
7,654
33.51
224
32.17
7,927
(^)
1,105
(1)
54
(^)
15,236
3.75
1,310,437
3.10
174,601
4.69
32,428
29.51
1,202
13.73
65,737
20.64
8,404
22.53
714
!;>
520
20.77
23,293
25.09
2,350
27.89
338
(')
682
18.34
42,444
28.86
6,054
29.34
376
(')
9,247
4.82
793,797
3.98
104,699
6.49
17,252
n
7,940
5.24
567,252
5.01
82,093
7.23
15,647
(M
1,307
12.16
226,545
6.13
22,606
14.66
1,599
16.70
802
16.47
75,853
11.31
16,315
9.62
6,083
n
452
22.58
16,443
9.54
2,906
4.60
1,212
34.36
763
16.51
79,267
11.25
3,563
25.58
1,491
31.27
488
19.97
114,357
5.17
10,023
15.02
485
C')
676
18.19
58,706
17.70
9,769
19.74
3,927
18.38
1,607
11.89
106,277
12.33
18,922
15.00
1,261
30.12
220,700
0.84
34,44S,298
0.56
2,425,722
1.04
159,733
3.89
31,461
2.30
10,796,092
0.80
591,611
2.35
33,614
9.08
2,170
9.13
445,113
5.22
37,089
8.55
2,556
25.83
1,128
13.30
189,329
6.32
12,609
9.34
734
<;>
1,619
10.44
443, 394
4.49
33,448
11.20
314
(')
5,826
4.96
2,987,463
1.36
116,213
3.96
5,346
14.77
2,635
7.59
1,844,789
1.33
43,696
6.37
6,938
26.24
728
16.08
190,588
7.99
16,154
17.58
524
(M
852
14.09
259,440
6.42
20,114
11.12
1,026
n
2,851
8.07
631,799
3.47
64,562
9.23
2,380
n
966
11.80
506,390
3.67
19,450
7.43
830
32.13
1,398
11.16
451,816
3.76
24,682
8.60
2,129
9.99
10,929
4.06
2,797,815
1.83
195,206
4.65
10,811
16.33
360
23.33
48,156
13.03
8,388
22.90
22J
(^)
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Field crop farms
Fruit, tree nut, and vegetable farms
Livestoclt farms
Animal specialities farms
Other farms
Agricultural services and hunting and trapping
Miscellaneous agricultural services
Offices of veterinarians and ajiimal hospitals
Other animal husbandry services
Horticultural services
Hunting and trapping, and game propagation
Forestry
Fisheries
Mining
Metal mining
Coal mining
Crude petroleum and natural gas
Quarrying and mining, not elsewhere classified
Contract construction
General contractors
Building construction
Heavy construction, except^buildings
General contractors not allocable
Special trade contractors
Plumbing, heating, and air conditioning
Painting, paperhanging, and decorating
Electrical work
Masonry, stonework, and plastering
Carpentering and flooring
Roofing and sheet metal work
Concrete work
Water well drilling
Miscellaneous special trade contractors
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Textile mill products
Apparel and other textile products
Lumber and wood products , except furniture
Furniture and fixtures
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals and allied products
Leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Primary metal industries
Fabricated metal products
Machinery , except electric
Electrical machinery , equipment , and supplies
Transportation equipment
Manufacturing, not elsewhere classified
Manufacturing not allocable
Transportation, communication, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Local trajisportation
Taxicabs
Other
Trucking and warehousing
Trucking , local and long distance
Public warehousing and motor freight terminals
Water transportation
Air transportation
Travel agencies
Other transportation
Communication
Electric, gas, and sanitary- services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Motor vehicles and automotive equipment
Drugs , chemicals , and allied products
Piece goods, notions, and apparel
Groceries and related products
Farm products — raw materials
Electrical goods
Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment, and supplies
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Alcoholic beverages
Lumber and construction materials
Wholesale trade, not elsewhere classified
Wholesale trade not allocable
Footnote at end of table-
320
Business Returns/1967 • Samples and Limitations
Table 7 . 2 — PARTNERSHIPS : RELATIVE SAMPLING VARIABILITY AT THE ONE STANDARD DEVIATION LEVEL OF SELECTED ESTIMATES, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
Partnerships
Business
receipts
Net profit
Net loss
Relative
sampling
Amount
Relative
sampling
Amount
Relative
sampling
Amount
Relative
sampling
variability
(Thousend
variability
(Thouaand
variability
(Thouaend
variability
(Percent)
dollars)
(Percent)
dolUra)
(Percent)
doll are)
(Percent)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
186,629
0.94
23,294,355
0.77
1,807,741
1.19
124,077
4.36
12,933
3.77
2,137,497
2.60
149,533
3.80
14,221
12.72
4,740
6.22
796,918
4.02
63,562
5.81
6,481
21.84
5,i79
6.21
602,038
6.01
52,822
7.36
3,448
24.65
2,714
7.04
738,541
3.78
33,149
5.77
4,295
17.22
10,122
4.49
1,319,322
3.61
99,660
5.19
9,136
17.03
641
18.73
58,0U
20.36
4,862
31.19
338
(')
1,419
12.12
134,175
9.96
9,923
16.77
1,129
C)
185
34.61
12,594
31.75
884
0)
396
(')
7,878
5.07
1,114,542
3.94
83,991
5.54
7,229
19.70
28,134
2.56
5,044,516
1.63
271,735
2.55
13,886
8.46
21,564
2.88
4,283,179
1.30
205,934
2.65
11,616
9.37
2,567
8.92
372,754
7.20
23,764
9.21
326
<!'
652
17.48
71,254
13.76
5,026
17.84
131
{')
736
17.67
49,132
23. U
5,731
23.12
531
n
1,524
12.01
124, 665
12.58
17,527
15.39
196
32.29
1,091
13.57
143,532
8.53
8,753
14.16
1,050
13.74
36,060
2.29
5,866,548
1.63
336,476
2.66
22,435
9.77
7,572
4.39
2,651,423
1.73
93, 693
4.06
8,160
18.16
3,683
7.44
456,802
6.62
42,879
9.21
2,285
31.15
22,661
3.02
2,519,376
3.(y,
183,249
3.71
8,477
13.09
2,144
9.75
238,947
8.16
16, 655
12.63
3,515
26.69
11,667
4.19
1,266,385
3.72
137,809
4.73
6,724
15.63
4,252
7.03
401,215
6.43
41,445
7.91
2,405
19.69
7,415
5.25
865,170
4.56
96,364
5.85
4,319
21.73
12,986
3.95
1,516,579
3.46
152,731
4.65
9,934
15.79
4,8a
6.30
730, 631
5.13
76,289
6.88
5,247
24.58
2,922
8.59
248, 666
8.28
30,093
10.66
1,247
32.01
5,203
6.34
537,282
5.74
46,349
7.69
3,440
23.22
34,932
2.48
2,309,221
2.76
272,954
3.50
21,923
11.57
22,370
3.07
1,659,390
3.31
181,496
4.13
17,226
13.96
12,062
4.33
649,831
5.03
91,458
6.41
4,697
17.32
5,328
5.76
909,125
4.80
95,219
6.11
2,128
25.23
5,329
6.04
737,243
5.17
60,445
6.94
2,831
21.03
3,499
8.06
130,365
11.65
19,909
15.52
2,102
(M
1,932
10.72
123,356
11.49
13,874
15.22
2,465
(M
2,105
10.21
202,037
11.11
30,901
11.81
1,629
(')
1,807
10.79
202,720
9.38
17,730
13.43
619
30.54
2,511
9.52
139,526
10.97
18,068
14.31
1,255
34.54
365
24.68
43,512
28.47
3,524
29.12
213
(M
445
22.45
33,250
28.61
2,347
24.23
101
0)
15,366
3.73
1,256,366
3.35
118,528
5.39
11,467
15.87
1,107
14.09
56,787
10.86
6,243
20.53
1,010
(')
2,610
8.77
357,851
6.09
26,370
9.96
2,042
22.55
274,730
0.76
8,133,920
1.44
2,082,523
1.65
960,866
3.69
417
23.03
60,187
7.81
25,751
8.00
1,138
(M
4,229
7.33
96,860
12.03
43,739
12.51
3,468
33.63
7,610
5.09
1,376,548
i.22
593,561
2.60
45,268
13.41
44,149
2.24
212,353
5.73
240,564
5.01
149,792
10.35
11,134
4.46
681,214
4.46
198,882
5.72
6,315
13.57
207,191
0.92
5,206,758
2.12
975,026
2.61
754,835
4.16
166,010
1.07
4,372,370
2.42
678,915
3.21
595,694
4.74
17,230
3.65
105,074
12.98
63,978
8.27
36,282
26.19
13,600
4.09
445,732
5.77
115,616
7.92
44,751
13.86
308
26.99
17,096
23.26
4,447
31.51
193
31.43
7,684
5.32
164,877
5.64
74,360
8.65
65,595
10.85
1,076
13.85
39,726
21.23
12,074
15.99
9,235
17.15
1,284
13.16
61,383
15.47
25,636
19.24
3,079
n
165,697
1.04
14,743,398
0.99
5,502,417
1.30
187,320
6.82
11,276
4.41
753,925
4.53
84,336
6.78
54, 570
17.31
2,889
8.65
313,112
6-61
31,452
11.19
19,320
14.41
4,869
6.66
339,293
6.79
37,287
9.47
20,522
15.78
1,624
U.95
48,533
19.76
10,437
25.15
3,269
31.80
1,894
11.09
52,987
20.80
5,110
19.31
11,460
n
31,385
2.66
1,178,5&;
3.53
249,013
4.05
11,161
14.60
4,254
7.38
105,379
10.27
18,100
13.89
2,741
16.00
6,398
5.92
383,829
6.03
58,312
7.40
3,750
(')
1,106
14.29
51,194
18.06
11,439
22.39
292
0)
8,815
5.12
217,124
7.14
45,718
7.51
1,687
20.77
5,858
6.28
106,215
9.44
40,897
8.23
643
28.43
545
20.74
12,626
31.16
4,088
33. U
-
-
2,881
8.68
267,337
9.25
61,899
10.66
1,797
30.85
477
22.00
7,454
30.32
2,124
29.80
30
<;'
1,051
14.85
26,906
19.88
6,386
23.72
216
(M
19,687
3.36
908,811
4.20
186,493
5.90
34,785
U.87
1,583
11.75
128,874
10.59
13,969
19.77
2,133
(M
2,690
9.26
95,052
U.84
19,542
12.57
535
30.75
2,816
9.02
123,547
11.85
32,089
16.98
3,319
30.35
12,597
4.22
561,328
5.45
115,893
7.30
28,744
13.40
18,270
3.51
839,173
4.73
140,777
5.18
9,422
14.05
711
17.86
30,599
21.99
4,777
23.35
563
(|)
2,410
9.75
125,010
12.75
23,748
13.27
213
0)
8,595
5.15
424,367
6.61
76,955
6.97
2,840
22.62
2,140
10.33
104,527
12.48
18,378
14.41
913
29.67
4,413
7.21
154,670
11.71
16,919
15.13
4,879
20.77
Wholesale and retail trade — Continued
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Farm equipment dealers
General merchandise stores
Jtoil order houses '
Automatic tiierchandising machine operators
Direct selling establishments
Variety and other general merchandise stores
Food stores
grocery stori s
Meat and f isl" markets
Fruit stores Jid vegetable markets
Candy, nut, a- i confectionery stores
Retail bakerie ■
Dairy products and other food stores
Automotive dealer
Motor vehicle d^ alers •_
Tire, battery, a d accessory dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive lealers
Apparel and accesso ''y stores ■
Women's ready-to-v ear and accessory stores, and fur shops •■• ■
Other apparel and .ccessory stores ■
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores
Furniture stores ■
Home furnishings, aid equipment stores, except appliances •• •
Household appliances, radio, T\^, and music stores
Eating and drinking pi. ces
Eating places
Drinking places ■
Drug and proprietary stt res
Liquor stores
Antique and secondhand s ores
Sporting goods stores ant bicycle shops
Jewelry stores
Fuel and ice dealers
Florists
Cigar stores and stands
Newsstands
Retail trade , not elsewhere classified
Retail trade not allocable
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Finance , insurance , and real estate
Banking
Credit agencies other than banks
Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges, and services
Holding and investment companies
Insurance agents , brokers , and service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and lessors of buildings
Lessors of real property other than buildings
Agents , brokers , and managers
Title abstract companies
Subdividers and developers
Operative builders
Combinations of real estate, insurance, loans, and law offices
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places
Hotels
Tourist courts and motels
Trailer parks and camps
Other lodging places
Personal services
Coin-operated laundries and dry cleaning
Other laundries and dry cleaning plants
Photographic studios
Beauty shops
Barber shops
Shoe repair shops, shoe shine parlors, and hat cleaning shops-
Funeral service and crematories
GaiTnent pressing, alteration, and repair
Other personal services
Business services
Advertising
Services to buildings
Consulting services
Other bus iness services
Automobile parking, repair, and services
Automobile parking
Top and body repair shops
General repair shops
Tire, paint, and other repair shops
Other automobile services, except repair
Footnote at end of table-
Business Returns/1967 • Samples and Limitations
321
Table 7. 2 —PARTNERSHIPS: RELATIVE SAMPLING VARIABILITY AT THE ONE STANDARD DEVIATION LEVEL OF SELECTED ESTIMATES, BY INDUSTRY— Continued
Partnerships
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
B'leinese receipts
Amount
(Thouaand
Relative
sampling
variability
(Thoua^d
dollar a)
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
(Thouaand
dollara)
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
Services — Continued
Repair services , except automobile
Radio and JY repair shops
Electrical repair shops, except radio and TV-
Reupholstery and furniture repair
Other repair services, except automobile
Motion pictures
Production, distribution, and related services-
Theaters
Amusement &nd recreation services, except motion pictures -•-
Theatrical producers, bands, orchestras, and entertainers.
Bowling alleys, and billiard and pool parlors
Other amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Offices of physicians and surgeons
Offices of dentists and dental surgeons
Offices of osteopathic physicians
Offices of chiropractors
Hospitals
Medical laboratories
Dental laboratories
Sanatoria^ and convalescent and rest homes-
Other medical services
Legal services
Education services
Engineering services
Architectural services
Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services-
Other services
Nature of business not allocable-
(1)
7,356
1,583
1,212
972
3,589
1,921
661
1,260
10,697
1,694
1,973
7,030
21,927
14,315
1,708
308
409
945
677
1,729
1,689
23,697
1,625
2,753
3,753
9,389
1,961
5,115
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
5.55
12.06
13.86
15-43
7.89
10.46
17.85
12.94
4.59
11.45
10.74
5.70
2.91
3.55
11.36
25.94
17.59
13.76
18.48
10.82
11.19
2.88
11-94
8-39
7-33
4.72
10.66
6.71
279,873
52,287
52,300
25,747
149,539
240,665
106,724
133 ,,941
417,832
103,554
109,124
205,154
3,618,913
2,649,562
158,473
35,690
(')
185,747
142,796
33,345
202,931
203,994
3,606,068
45,597
576,619
572,322
1,597,093
108,443
122,288
7-95
16-62
23.28
19-48
10.51
6-81
6-42
11-12
5-94
8-65
17-22
6-61
2-25
2-72
12-02
24-35
('}
6-80
9-25
19-59
8-56
9-48
2-07
18-36
4-11
4-78
2-90
12-39
10-06
57,129
10,721
10,425
6,319
29,664
31,970
10,130
21,840
68,943
23,073
8,752
37,118
1,882,332
1,540,423
79,679
14;774
(h
47,242
66,625
10,667
24,569
94,423
1,951,666
8,861
111,337
147,041
544,380
38,139
24,179
9.15
20.21
25.37
21-72
12-52
11-22
17-18
14-37
7-04
12-24
17-26
9-82
2-68
3-07
12-95
28.65
11-72
10-79
19-78
14-32
10.36
2-20
22-05
6-64
6-82
3-65
16-05
14-72
526
274
172
916
5,378
4,091
1,287
42,224
5,719
9,748
26,757
10,200
3,718
407
723
349
63
4,369
568
8,988
1,179
2,273
2,309
2,061
1,386
4,773
(8)
C)
I.'-)
2i
25-95
33-19
24-97
14-15
19-68
)
14-16
28-44
(M
(M
20.85
24.99
^SajBple is too small to yield a reliable estimate of the sampling variability ■
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Sajnples and Limitations of the Data.
322 Business Returns/1967 • Samples and Limitations
Table 7.3— SMALL BUSINESS CORPORATIONS: RELATIVE SAMPLING VARIABILITY AT THE ONE STANDARD DEVIATION LEVEL OF SELECTED ESTIMATES, BY INDUSTRY
Industry
Number of returns
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
Business receipts
(Thouaend
dollmra)
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
(Thouaend
dotlsra)
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
(Thousand
dollar*)
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
All industries
Agriculture,, fore-Hry, and fisheries.
Mining.
Contract construction..
Special trade contractors.
Other construction
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Apparel and other textile products
lAimber and wood products, except furniture..
Printing, publishing, and allied industries.
Fabricated metal products..
Machineiy, except electric.
Other manufacturing
Transportation, communication.
Transportation.
electric, gas, and sanitary services.
Communication, electric, gas, and sanitaiy services.
Wholesale and retail trade.
Wholesale trade
Groceries and related products
Electrical goods
Machinery, equipment, and supplies.
Other wholesale trade
Retail trade.
Building materials, hardware.
General merchandise stores....
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores..
Furniture, home furnishings.
Eating and drinking places..
Drug and proprietary stores.
Other retail trade
nd farm equipment.
and equipment stores.
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable.
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Finance
Insurance
Real estate
Operators, except developers.
Other real estate
and lessors of buildings.
Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places.
Personal services
Business services
Automobile and other repair services.
Amusement and recreation services....
Other services
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
Nature of business not allocable.
200,784
3,516
1,896
22,388
12,883
9,505
24,568
2,344
2,756
1,550
2,937
2,995
2,595
9,391
8,598
6,848
1,750
76,929
20,809
2,332
773
2,750
14,954
54,480
5,820
2,402
3,952
7,270
5,003
5,844
9,970
4,433
9,786
1,640
20,340
2,871
5,387
12,082
1,983
10,099
35,728
3,242
6,515
8,152
5,652
4,800
7,367
1,321
0.22
6.37
13.70
3.79
5.15
6.00
3.59
12.20
11.34
15.18
11.02
10.90
11.75
6.05
7.15
14.41
3.95
12.33
21.49
11.36
4.73
2.21
7.80
12.19
9.50
6.92
8.43
7.78
5.89
4.00
11.13
8.09
5.37
13.40
5.83
2.90
10.38
7.36
6.54
7.91
8.59
6.89
14.16
55,742,555
1,372,674
387,937
6,611,212
2,9&;,389
3,646,^23
10,491,059
2,053,729
1,639,347
568,161
720,511
1,057,853
1,111,929
3,339,529
1,332,057
1,056,476
275,581
29,940,032
11,996,803
2,918,456
405,703
1,058,269
7,614,375
17,445,237
2,397,457
564,381
2,350,976
4,839,182
969,104
1,554,972
1,558,418
1,060,746
2,150,001
497,992
813,925
41,450
419,011
353,464
(^)
338,090
4,620,680
675,875
802,818
1,134,697
509,859
368,720
1,128,711
0)
7.30
10.15
6.42
20.09
19.31
20.68
17.56
13.82
19.32
9.35
15.42
27.58
7.43
20.22
25.44
22.67
8.19
4.72
11.66
21.85
16.98
12.02
12.90
11.98
8.34
11.56
10.04
17.45
8.94
21.68
14.13
11.87
12.30
7.21
22.95
25.90
13.81
11.53
15.80
10.95
2,485,457
91,363
34,112
267,801
136,369
131,432
609,179
59,087
44,052
44,827
89,399
92,449
236,366
U0,7O9
81,082
29,627
901,697
340,467
50,116
15,701
50,795
223,855
545,279
75,840
26,033
57,124
92,865
41,965
55,097
72,869
46,543
76,943
15,951
159,261
18,783
46,246
94,232
90,960
306,373
65,618
41,997
69,514
27, 693
21,&40
79,911
3.01
14.81
10.12
11.99
7.78
18.94
21.10
22.72
19.40
19.18
13.97
27.06
32.96
8.75
25.11
28.25
33.90
9.17
5.47
15.88
26.39
20.61
14.42
20.10
18.55
14.37
14.99
12.29
23.51
8.97
23.46
15.52
11.93
12.29
9.61
32.79
22.48
16.65
15.08
21.82
15.50
(M
632,270
60,526
12,091
56,464
28,874
27,590
115,383
(')
(')
C)
(')
n
72,328
32,517
21,356
191,138
68,659
(')
CM
56,959
118,937
12,895
(M
6,870
15,468
11,303
11,840
21,552
5,940
26,442
(M
35,361
4,013
(M
28,452
4,151
24,301
122,743
33,349
8,641
19,682
7,853
30,170
23,048
6,047
C3)
5.13
16.24
17.59
21.00
17.53
0)
(M
0)
';>
25.66
22.82
22.65
(M
19.04
(M
(')
(M
22.35
8.47
30.17
25.95
24.59
30.89
22.74
15.76
27.12
20.38
(M
11.00
21.01
12.84
21.95
14.56
10.92
22.96
17.90
26.08
19.44
25.04
25.60
^Sample is too small to yield a reliable estimate of the sampling variability.
NOTE: Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data.
Business Returns/1967 • Samples and Limitations 323
Table 7.4— ACTIVE CORPORATION RETURNS: RELATIVE SAMPLING VARIABILITY AT THE ONE STANDARD DEVIATION LEVEL OF SELECTED ESTIMATES, BY INDUSTRY
Number of returns
Business
receipts
Net income
Den
cU
Relative
Relative
Relative
Relative
Total
sajnpling
Amount
sajnpling
Amount
sampling
Amount
sampling
variability
(TTiouaand
variability
fr/iouaand
variability
(Thouaard
variability
fP^rcm.)
dollar a)
(•PcrcmlJ
dolltira)
(Percent)
dot I Of a)
(Percent)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
1,534,360
0.12
1,284,999,547
0.28
86,653,746
0.22
8,472,017
1.78
32,448
3.06
8,855,3ia
5.60
427,623
4.59
244,651
7.02
21,760
3.67
5,844,203
5.42
336,899
5.41
189,421
8.34
8,126
6.41
2,706,806
14.03
70,732
9.69
43,950
13.92
583
24.10
101,786
26.19
10,510
12.82
1,345
34.42
1,989
13.40
202,516
18.78
9,482
20.76
9,935
29.03
14,441
4.45
12,754,444
1.67
1,966,189
1.08
501,933
23.35
1,393
14.54
2,034,297
1.25
390,796
1.65
184,486
17.99
(')
(.')
610,317
1.87
67,316
1.55
144,327
22.76
80i
18.77
1,193,555
0.95
314,714
2.02
22,512
13.33
449
26.79
230,425
8.58
8,766
5.70
17,647
19.88
2,304
11.61
2,872,587
4.04
109,939
5.34
44,252
16.67
7,285
6.43
5,160,752
2.60
1,195,905
1.36
(M
(1)
3,326
9.12
3,520,982
2.29
1,083,972
1.29
(M
(')
3,959
9.04
1,639,770
6.56
101,933
7.41
41,763
14.63
3,459
8.34
2,686,608
4.31
269, 549
3.89
47,125
18.54
2,662
9.25
1,815,219
5.77
123,014
7.61
25,146
17.67
797
18.74
871,589
5.70
146,535
3.24
21,979
34.23
123,180
1.55
66,828,236
1.63
2,214,084
2.14
670,926
4.69
58,264
2.22
42,981,391
2.11
1,355,978
2.81
449,386
6.21
44,341
2.60
26,728,076
2.65
694,569
3.49
282,422
8.33
12,435
4.56
15,600,190
3.57
644,135
4.53
160,852
9.23
1,488
15.04
653,125
17.29
17,274
24.22
6,112
23.36
64,647
2.24
23,792,176
2.58
355,412
3.34
220,843
6.61
15,117
4.62
6,853,010
4.91
224,250
6.52
36,762
13.55
9,101
6.04
4,132,556
6.08
181,212
7.89
25,310
20.28
40,189
2.89
12,732,441
3.54
444,804
4.51
157,599
8.05
n
(')
(1)
(')
5,146
25.38
(')
(M
(.')
{')
C^)
(M
(1)
(^)
(1)
(1)
197,023
1.10
576,569,503
0.35
42,622,875
0.35
2,293,799
2.33
17,592
3.68
80,632,868
1.38
3,490,012
0.95
208,695
7.88
2,319
10.10
21,858,401
4.00
301,643
5.45
44,153
28.67
3,356
8.64
11,868,121
3.76
452,404
2.37
31,366
14.47
1,805
10.82
6,944,286
3.06
376,788
3.09
20,739
19.35
1,366
12.34
8,405,851
3.27
396,389
2.13
20,608
12.31
2,340
10.99
5,792,262
4.25
279,741
4.48
15,047
18.63
n
(1)
2,076,902
0.87
128,046
2.06
1,271
11.72
486
20.23
1,746,449
7.92
164,746
5.60
(1)
(M
165
30.18
4,196,642
1.06
257,568
0.69
11,047
8.48
151
32.47
380,760
18.28
29,914
9.19
1,502
2.13
58
27.87
3,654,538
1.76
189,961
1.71
816
-
2,731
9.30
4,375,343
3-. 9 6
388,983
2.84
22,490
22.55
212
24.43
2,544,427
4.46
75,619
2.88
10,272
29.52
2,407
10.63
4,763,144
3.85
272,733
3.72
16,395
18.58
n
{')
2,025,742
2.02
175,477
0.78
4,832
107
25.89
6,009,946
2.11
706,057
0.71
4,812
3.37
6,571
5.76
19,378,504
2.07
962,394
2.35
109,163
10.44
236
24.29
4,188,542
2.28
235,107
2.88
15,955
10.74
266
31.23
1,887,659
5.80
107,231
5.81
(^)
(M
862
16.67
1,103,452
12.36
51,667
13.02
12,639
33.45
321
23.77
1,458,714
6.42
73,740
5.11
7,481
34.62
1,798
10.80
3,357,994
6.17
139,585
7.62
26,139
16.61
252
27.95
1,302,377
8.63
65,165
11.30
(')
(M
677
15.13
2,272,807
6.72
123,074
8.26
10,309
29.89
139
28.37
422,029
16.44
21,037
12.95
936
29. tl
1,994
11.52
2,512,602
6.82
113,940
8.41
28,725
26.64
(')
(')
872,328
1.06
31,848
0.25
(')
(')
17,682
4.01
20,822,400
3.21
826,349
4.48
128,444
12.10
2,703
9.56
6,079,631
4.53
277,265
4.34
22,728
22.03
9,090
5.71
10,147,399
5.47
362,112
9.03
83,985
16.58
2,375
10.89
1,705,555
9.36
54,363
11.80
10,510
28.33
3,440
9.35
2,816,741
6.64
131,965
8.29
11,170
32.91
(^)
(1)
(^)
(')
n
n
(M
n
9,672
5.31
10,183,872
3.36
550,156
4.84
114,323
12.55
3,680
8.45
4,501,807
4.51
268,218
4.64
57,467
17.26
2,690
9.62
4,127,090
5.85
185,713
U..02
39,415
22.50
3,302
9.60
1,554,975
8.60
96,225
12.17
17,441
30.85
6,636
6.57
6,696,398
5.36
419,203
6.95
42,346
17.61
4,329
8.05
4,631,263
7.00
274,393
9.08
29,021
22.96
2: 07
11.39
2,065,135
7.48
144,810
10.46
13,325
25.17
3,93-,
7.48
16,823,256
1.50
1,275,887
1.21
71,022
17.03
217
34.72
605,937
7.71
51,020
3.00
(')
(')
371
16.54
9,644,458
0.98
647,494
0.93
15,276
32.89
1,637
11.89
3,544,326
4.69
381,737
2.75
34,740
25.27
1,709
11.61
3,028,535
5.19
195,636
4.85
15,153
23.54
24,402
3.53
21,292,899
1.79
1,804,243
1.71
163,908
6.5o
5,019
7.45
6,700,653
3.22
730,603
2.81
37,=6=
17.20
1,847
13.19
2,817,370
3.34
178,067
3.53
47,7.^
5.82
2,991
10.32
3,213,650
3.19
331,746
3.15
27,357
14. Oi
10,630
5.37
7,170,804
3.63
460,516
3.67
-3,165
15.02
3,622
9.52
1,276,638
7.78
95,742
9.15
15,519
30.59
All industries
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Farms
Agricultural services and hunting and trapping
Forestry
Fisheries
Mining
Metal mining
Iron ores
Copper, lead ajid zinc, gold and silver ores
Other metal mining
Coal mining
Crude petroleum and natural gas
Crude petroleum and natural gas, and natural gas liquids
Oil and gas field services
Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels
Crushed, broken, and dimension stone j sand and gravel
Other nonmetallic minerals
Contract construction
General contractors
Building construction. . . '.
Heavy construction, except buildings
General contractors not allocable
Special trade contractors
Plumbing, heating, and air conditioning
Electrical work
Special trade contractors, not elsewhere classified
fecial trade contractors not allocable
Contractors not allocable
Manufacturing
Food and kindred products
Meat products
Dairy products
Canned and frozen foods
Grain mill products
Baiceiy products
Sugar
Confectionery and related products
Malt liquors and malt
Wines, brandy and brandy spirits
Distilled, rectified, and blended liquors, except brandy
Bottled soft drinks and flavorings
Vegetable and animal oils
Food and kindred products, not elsewhere classified
Food and kindred products not allocable
Tobacco manufactures
Textile mill products
Broad woven fabric mills, cotton
Broad woven fabric mills, man-made fiber and silk
D/eing and finishing textiles, except wool fabrics and knit goods
Broad woven fabric mills, and finishing, wool
Knitting mills
Cairpets and rugs : woven, tufted, and braided . .
Yam and thread mills
Narrow fabrics
Textile mill products, not elsewhere classified
Textile mill products not allocable
Apparel and other textile products
Men ' s and boys ' clothing
Women's children's, and infants' clothing
Other apparel and accessories
Other textile products
Apparel and other textile products not allocable
Lumber and wood products , except furniture
logging, lumber, and wood basic products
Millwork, plywood, and prefabricated structural products
Other lumber and wood products, except furniture
Furniture and fixtures
Household furniture
Other furniture and fixtures
Paper and allied products
Pulp mills
Paper, paperhoard, building paper, and building board mills
Converted paper and paperboard products, except containers
Paperboard boxes and other containers
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Newspapers
Periodicals
Books, greeting cards, and miscellaneous publishing
Printing, including manifold business forms
Bookbinding and printing trade services
Printing, publishing, ajid allied industries not allocable
Footnotes at end of table.
324
Business Returns/1967 • Samples and Limitations
Table 7.4— ACTIVE CORPORATION RETURNS: RELATIVE SAMPLING VARIABILITY AT THE ONE STANDARD DEVIATION LEVEL OF SELECTED ESTIMATES, BY INDUSTRY— Con.
Industry
Number of returns
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
Bueinees receipts
( Thousand
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
(Thouaand
Relative
GEunpling
variability
(Percent)
(Thoutand
dollmra)
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(O
(5)
(6)
(7)
Manufacturing — Continued
Chemicals and allied products
Basic chemicals
Plastics materials and synthetic resins, rubber, and man-made fibers,
except glass
Drugs
Soap and related products, except perfume, cosmetics, and other toilet
preparations
Perfumes, cosmetics, and other toilet preparations
Paint and allied products
Fertilizers and other agricultural chemicals
Chemicals and allied products, not elsewhere classified.
Chemicals and allied products not allocable
Petroleum refining and related industries
Petroleum refining, without extraction
Integrated petroleum refining and extraction.
Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products....
Rubber and plastics products
Tires and inner tubes
Other rubber products
Plastics products
Leather and leather products
Footwear, except rubber
Other leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Glass and glass products
Cement, hydraulic
Structural clay products
Potteiy and related products
Concrete, gypsum, and plaster products
Other stone, clay, and glass products
Primary metal industries
Blast furnaces, steel work, foundries, and forgings
Smelting, refining, rolling, drawing, and alloying of nonferrous metals
Primary metal industries , not elsewhere classified
Primary metal industries not allocable
Fabricated metal products
Metal cans
Cutlery, hand tools, and general hardware
Heating apparatus, except electric, and plumbing fixtures
Fabricated structural metal products
Screw machine products, bolts, nuts, screws, rivets, and washers
Metal stampings
Metal coating and engraving
Fabricated metal products, not elsev/here classified
Fabricated metal products not allocable
Machinery, except electric
Engines and turbines
Farm machinery and equipment
Construction, mining, and materials handling machinery and equipment.
Metalworking machinery and equipment
Special industry machineiy and equipment, except metalworking
General industrial machinery and equipment
Office, computing, and accounting machines
Service induEtl7 machines
Machinery, except electric, not elsewhere classified.
Machinery, except electric not allocable
Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies
Electrical transmission and distribution equipment
Electrical industrial apparatus
Household appliances
Radio and TV receiving sets, except communication types.
Communication equipment
Electronic components and accessories
Electric lighting and wiring equipment, except insulated wire
Electrical machinel^, equipment, and supplies, not elsewhere classified
Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies not allocable
Transportation equipment
Motor vehicles and equipment
Motor vehicles
Motor vehicle parts and accessories
Transportation equipment, except motor vehicles and equipment
Aircraft, guided missiles, and parts
Aircraft, and complete guided missiles and space vehicles
Aircraft parts, and guided missile and space vehicle subassemblies
Ship and boat building and repair
Railroad equipment, including Litreet cars.
Transportation equii-iment not allocable....
Scientific instruments; photographic equipment; watches and clocks.
Scientific and mechanical measuring instruments
Optical, medical, and ophthaljnic goods
Photographic equipment and supplies
V/atches and clocks
Jeweliy and silverware
Toys and sporting goods
Ordnance, except guided missiles
Costume Jewelry
Manufacturing, not elsewhere classified.
Manufacturing not allocable
Footnotes at end of table.
10,597
1,195
2,129
1,265
9&4
660
1,633
818
1,755
1,378
216
194
968
6,290
266
1,034
4,990
2,747
74S
1,999
9,060
1,159
334
604
566
4,554
1,843
4,691
1,455
2,083
1,103
24,353
57
1,264
922
7,124
2,702
2,456
2,663
6,982
21,200
(')
1,168
1,481
5,556
3,483
2,425
252
1,017
5,604
10,737
624
773
562
788
631
3,759
1,434
2,061
5,390
2,523
986
1,537
2,867
942
793
1,111
98
716
3,772
1,323
2,040
329
80
1,127
1,508
690
6,316
447
4.95
14.75
11.21
15.42
16.82
19.52
U.86
16.63
12.11
12.84
33.18
28.35
15.77
6.68
30.94
14.73
7.69
9.71
15.65
12.04
5.24
16.05
28.44
14.19
23.94
7.15
12.14
6.77
11.47
9.98
15.56
3.24
27.87
14.21
15.06
5.85
10.47
10.06
10.79
6.02
(')
3.54
(^)
14.38
12.31
7.10
8.72
10.02
24.31
15.57
7.36
4.82
18.88
16.58
20.18
20-10
18.56
8.13
14.00
10.78
6.72
10.12
16.58
12.74
8.95
13.65
14.84
16.20
32.32
17.69
8.40
13.63
11.88
28.4^
34.15
14.91
13.57
22.69
6.87
28.31
45,661,146
13,601,095
7,560,290
7,688,398
3,957,226
1,863,705
3,425,247
1,468,409
3,578,598
2,518,178
58,559,918
1,259,779
55,967,363
1,332,776
12,317,624
5,626,530
2,401,016
3,290,078
5,181,647
3,291,258
1,890,389
13,303,918
3,849,262
1,307,581
925,931
477,213
3,761,610
2,982,321
39,701,251
22,706,886
15,667,581
1,219,111
32,806,038
3,160,855
2,275,269
2,633,201
9,305,092
2,464,819
3,691,788
918,171
8,057,220
299,623
46,821,187
1,527,018
5,933,432
6,956,964
5,735,574
5,998,061
5,719,447
8,275,461
2,999,397
3,077,225
598,608
42,498,210
8,987,602
2,255,934
4,441,971
6,512,281
2,917,977
9,590,191
1,526,690
3,367,579
2,897,985
78,386,153
48,433,246
40,787,326
7,645,920
29,952,907
24,086,437
16,032,845
8,053,589
1,749,870
2,467,520
1,649,080
10,439,141
4,018,777
2,023,730
3,644,300
752,334
1,143,078
2,118,147
703,776
267,069
4,651,531
169,526
0.72
0.59
1.53
1.14
2.76
5.60
3.66
8.38
4.34
2.17
0.27
8.95
0.04
8.42
2.47
0.74
8.01
7.01
4.37
5.16
7.92
1.84
2.61
4.18
6.87
10.56
4.75
3.11
0.80
0.89
1.35
9.72
1.63
1.25
5.16
6.79
3.14
6.09
4.99
10.05
4.08
14.88
1.45
2.75
2.77
1.90
3.37
3.36
8.56
0.61
3.77
9.27
4.33
0.76
1.13
4.13
1.75
1.24
2.86
1.89
7.01
4.48
0.83
1.05
1.64
0.26
10.29
0.69
0.40
0.08
1.18
5.71
1.25
9.23
1.54
2.68
4.22
1.87
6.23
8.38
6.13
11.97
27.45
4.71
26.17
4,972,996
1,238,652
932,934
1,118,235
482,147
308,103
225,854
39,053
309,928
318,090
4,300,421
76,082
4,156,905
67,434
823i873
450,855
170,620
202,398
285,975
174,106
111,869
945,845
349,338
68,334
53,013
34,822
215,100
225,238
2,860,271
1,487,213
1,267,846
98,713
2,499,636
275,421
275,434
151,764
575,959
239,100
265,012
67,772
635,184
13,990
4,735,979
107,457
320,380
648,436
588,476
486,393
534,053
1,524,314
232,136
256,213
38,121
3,354,106
882,300
237,148
372,506
378,821
234,152
601,907
115,319
305,669
226,284
5,643,482
4,278,148
3,667,909
610,239
1,365,334
1,025,823
570,196
455,627
103,333
141,213
94,965
1,545,960
309,340
244,755
929,072
62,793
82,868
123,819
69,860
7,076
323,935
0.60
0.72
1.03
1.19
1.64
4.cr7
3.97
14.72
4.49
1.27
0.35
U.22
0.08
17.48
2.65
0.42
7.27
8.84
4.89
5.20
9.55
2.28
2.53
3.78
8.95
16.35
4.65
6.21
0.84
1.10
1.24
7.95
1.82
0.97
4.56
7.09
3.83
7.48
5.80
10.80
4.17
24.92
1.44
2.63
3.34
1.81
3.45
3.66
9.99
0.39
4.84
10.00
7.25
1.02
0.85
5.58
1.77
2.22
2.63
3.81
5.99
4.81
1.15
1.42
1.82
0.27
12.63
1.34
0.99
0.14
2.22
8.88
2.49
12.36
1.11
3.91
4.01
0.43
9.43
7.43
5.76
9.48
30.14
5.87
160,685
23,334
37,306
U,616
(')
14,352
23,081
1,223
20,142
5,122
8,467
6,553
45,508
5,656
35,348
18,141
11,270
6,871
147,379
12,686
36,086
17,313
16,478
41,024
96,796
49,895
37,994
(')
(M
163,329
(')
4,960
17,438
64,232
5,737
10,568
5,600
51,093
184,297
9,116
26,237
18,573
20,418
52,038
14,408
(M
(^)
21,809
(1)
224,800
(^)
(')
14, 578
33,581
(^)
113,331
6,134
2»,432
90,618
76,651
13,967
168,814
128,018
91,208
36,810
(')
4,221
(')
63,437
36,638
(')
19,923
25,823
4,287
32,371
1,361
Business Returns/1967 • Samples and Limitations
325
Table 7.4— ACTIVE CORPORATION RETURNS: RELATIVE SAMPLING VARIABILITY AT THE ONE STANDARD DEVIATION LEVEL OF SELECTED ESTIMATES, BY INDUSTRY— Con .
Industry
Number oi
retai'ns
li\wiU''^:L:
rc-cuiptfj
Net ir
come
Dc-flclt
Relative
Relative
Relative
Amount
Relative
Total
sampling
sa/npling
eainpling
sarapltn/^
variability
( Thouaand
variability
(Thousand
variability
(Thousand
variability
(P,rcml)
dollars)
(Percent)
dotlora)
(Percent)
thUers)
(Percent)
(1)
(2)
■ (3)
M
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
66,045
2.14
99,190,985
0.57
11,225,336
0.35
622,428
3.52
50,972
2.48
44,844,089
1.24
2,149,272
1.65
496,453
2.85
514
16.06
11,883,291
0.22
331,547
1.52
197,214
1.15
9,030
6.36
2,519,120
5.80
155,306
5.69
10,744
16.42
25,673
3.49
13,824,016
3.03
523,511
3.30
113,885
7.88
5,056
7.44
4,111,638
4.24
295,084
5.95
64,771
13.00
3,171
10.28
8,023,314
1.25
5U,841
1.01
67,761
7.07
343
26.45
1,325,666
4.98
165,176
3.47
13,649
4.99
7,185
6.89
3,157,044
8.25
166,807
13.33
28,429
14.91
7,375
6.04
24,529,756
0.39
4,618,U8
0.30
84,317
12.05
1,866
10.23
20,772,263
0.11
4,262,946
0.11
3,616
23.92
3,996
8.34
3,154,394
2.67
329,868
3.85
61,224
15.55
1,513
15.07
602,599
6.95
25,304
13.92
19,477
19.47
7,698
6.22
29,817,140
0.31
4,457,946
0.17
41, 658
31.85
2,071
10.21
29,065,125
0.27
4,350,920
0.13
7,813
9.84
217
28.31
9,102,664
0.36
1,975,714
0.14
4,021
1.04
1,699
11.59
10,674,459
0.66
834,405
0.58
3,679
20.85
155
30.77
9,288,002
0.O7
1,490,801
0.07
113
14.16
5,627
7.65
752,015
6.43
lCf7,026
4.49
(')
(')
465,841
0.69
403,232,835
0.72
10,498,513
0.82
1,566,73.
2.67
142, 531
1.34
182,687,302
1.24
4,312,772
1.44
608,25..
4.98
11,336
5.09
8,608,825
4.50
287,597
4.50
42,409
14.24
5,347
7.00
9,004,165
4.06
296,426
6.53
17,472
21.22
6,111
6.64
6,854,714
5.57
190,833
8.31
34,704
31.10
16,052
4.26
38,312,007
3.54
436,779
4.86
67,470
■,0.74
3,320
9.30
8,377,186
10.28
73,673
16.61
16,093
25.66
12,732
4.81
29,934,821
3.50
358,106
4.68
51,377
11.59
5,628
6.37
14,148,473
4.44
135,160
6.00
44,276
11.31
7,883
5.92
9,646,309
5.07
320,048
5.30
45,780
14.50
7,869
5.72
8,496,790
4.84
280,134
5.42
31,468
29.60
20,888
3.68
15,831,126
3.27
609,066
4.51
85,016
9.12
2,735
8.92
6,879,006
5.42
189,325
5.29
24,122
10.39
6,105
6.39
7,434,724
5.28
216,580
5.74
14,270
23.33
3,876
2,959
7,284
37,254
7.92
9.53
6.00
2.80
11,286,587
4,524,543
6,828,300
34,667,937
6.42
6.98
6.29
2.68
239,480
96,921
132,893
875,043
6.36
8.06
7.62
3.02
5,687
22,877
136,140
(')
26.67
18.23
10.05
704
315,581
22.33
0.90
163,796
216,340,613
24.59
0.90
6,487
6,078,834
29.23
1.01
934,748
(')
3.07
30,055
3.13
12,996,141
3.50
401,678
5.47
77,551
9.43
16,776
4.14
8,074,576
4.66
274,534
7.40
46,860
11.81
7,360
6.84
1,688,952
7.30
52,567
9.94
16,100
22.16
5,919
6.71
3,232,613
7.03
74,577
8.87
14,591
21.88
20,814
3.80
44,582,836
1.14
2,026,277
1.27
109,608
10.69
4,224
7.17
31,016,553
1.03
1,491,605
1.16
57,806
15.87
3,147
10.16
6,062,769
2.42
279,671
2.90
2,606
22.52
1,250
16.63
1,269,983
9.83
45,730
13.07
n
n
12,193
5.14
6,233,531
5.55
209,271
7.74
40,120
12.74
22,249
3.83
49,196,005
1.96
867,980
2.23
103,719
10.03
50,644
2.31
53,007,317
2.63
728,299
3.94
184,684
6.52
29,255
9,510
11,379
32,701
27,687
57,492
13,783
7,662
6,727
40,069
698
7,729
2.83
6.05
5.14
3.12
3.36
2.46
4.22
6.90
6.72
2.88
22.22
6.35
44,961,094
3,726,911
4,319,312
12,338,568
9,485,062
11,302,180
8,260,919
1,952,897
1,615,392
10,959,576
143,720
4,204,920
3.00
7.76
5.27
2.9?
3.89
2.90
3.98
8.45
6.83
3.58
24.83
5.87
490,678
101,389
136,232
527,067
299,193
434,512
274,241
49,956
114,866
350,937
3,828
106,907
4.51
14.45
8.15
3.75
5.30
4.33
5.13
13.99
7.89
4.57
28.32
7.36
133,049
15,377
36,258
66,382
88,582
151,702
31,798
10,492
10,128
97,384
23,729
19.48
11.93
6.89
11.20
16.64
20.12
9.53
(')
19.95
Transportation, coinmuni cation, electric, gas, and sanitary services
Transportation
Railroad transportation
Local ti;aiisportation
Trucking and warehousing
Water transportation
Air transportation
Pipeline transportation
Other transportation
Communication
Telephone communication
Radio and TV broadcasting
Other commm^i cation
Electric, gas, and sanitary services
Electric and gas companies and systems
Electric companies and systems
Gas companies and systems
Combination companies and systems — gas, electric, or other services
Water supply and other sanitary services
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Motor vehicles and automotive equipment
Drugs, chemicals, and allied products
Piece goods, notions, and apparel
Groceries and related products
Meat and meat products
Other groceries and related products
Farm products — raw materials
Electrical goods
Hardware , and plumbing and heating equipment
Machinery, equipment, and supplies
Metals and minerals, except petroleum and scrap
Petroleum and petroleum products
Alcoholic beverages ■* • • -
Paper and its products
Lumber and construction materials
Wholesale trade, not elsewhere classified
Wholesale trade not allocable
Retail trade
Building materials, hardware, and farm equipment
Building materials dealers
Hardware stores
Farm equipment dealers
General merchandise stores
Department stores
Variety stores
Mail order houses
Other general merchandise stores
Food stores
Automotive dealers
Motor vehicle dealers
Gasoline service stations
Other automotive dealers
Apparel and accessory stores
Furniture, home furnishings, ar,d equipment stt-res
Eating and drinking places
Drug and proprietary stores
liquor stores
Jewelry stores
Retail trade, not elsewhere classified
Retail trade not allocable
Wholesale and retail trade not allocable
Footnotes at end of table.
32^
Business Returns/1967 • Samples and Limitations
Table 7.4— ACTIVE CORPORATION RETURNS: RELATIVE SAMPLING VARIABILITY AT THE ONE STANDARD DEVIATION LEVEL OF SELECTED ESTIMATES, BY INDUSTRY— Con.
Industry
Number of returnE
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
Business receipts
Amount
( Thousand
Relative
sampling
variability
fPercenfJ
(Thousand
doltara)
Relative
sampling
variability
(Percent)
(Thoua^d
Relative
sampling
variability
(Perctwyt)
(1)
(2)
(3)
M
(5)
(6)
(V)
Finance, insurance, and real estate.
Finance
Banking
Mutual savings banks
Banks and trust companies.
except mutual savings bajiks.
Credit agencies other than banks
Savings and loan associations
Personal credit agencies
Business credit agencies
Loan correspondents and brokers, and other credit agencies.
Credit agencies and finance not allocable
Security and commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges, and services
Security brokers, dealers, and flotation companies
Commodity contracts, brokers, and dealers, security and commodity
exchanges ; and allied services
Holding and other investment companies
Regulated investment companies
Real estate investment trusts
Small business investment companies
Other holding and investment companies
Insurance i
Insurance carriers
Life insurance
Mutual insurance, except life or marine, and certain fire or flood
insurance companies
Other insurance companies
Insurance agents, brokers, and service
Real estate
Operators, except developers, and lessors of buildings
Lessors of mining, oil, and sijiiilar property
Lessors of railroad property
Lessors of real property, not elsewhere classified
Subdividers, developers, and operative builders.
Agents, brokers, and managers
Title abstract companies
Other real estate
Services
Hotels, rooming houses, caaips, and other lodging places.
Tourist courts and motels
Other lodging places
Personal services
Laundries, laundry services, cleaning and dyeing plants.
Photographic studios
Other personal services .,
Business services
Advertising
Other business services
Automobile and other repair services
Automobile parking, repair, and other services
Repair services, except automobile
Amusement and recreation services
Motion pictures
Production, distribution, and related services
Theaters
Other amusement and recreation services
Medical and health services
Educational services
Other services
Nature of business not allocable.
399, U5
104,362
14,308
13,824
48,209
5,715
16,470
2,897
5,356
17,771
4,281
3,139
1,142
37,564
492
292
739
36,041
31,045
6,851
1,781
876
4,194
24,197
263,705
188,026
1,221
5,762
40,514
22,653
2,012
3,473
220,561
18,067
8,928
9,139
34,749
16,844
2,919
14,986
60,818
9,704
51,114
31,120
22,335
8,785
30, 671
7,095
3,260
3,835
23,576
10,647
4,633
29,856
15, -'Oo
0.73
1.40
1.40
2.04
1.45
2.18
2.36
3.45
9.00
6.68
4.34
8.18
9.33
2.62
9.43
29.83
15.01
2.70
3.12
5.12
8.36
3.75
1.01
1.17
15.71
7.34
13.05
9.79
1.15
4.01
5.64
5.74
3.19
4.58
11.21
4.92
2.35
5.94
2.58
3.32
3.89
6.46
3.26
6.64
9.94
8.92
3.76
5.47
8.92
3.49
4.94
71,797,493
8,586,283
3,126,502
98,120
3,028,382
4,324,826
368,008
1,396,579
1,705,383
799,903
54,953
733,611
589,022
144,589
501,344
8,791
491,951
55,888,537
53,406,096
30,463,136
6,866,814
16,076,146
2,482,441
7,222,673
4,845,398
127, 4&4
(')
56,463
198,131
1,501,375
224,978
266,367
45,210,688
4,558,824
1,781,411
2,777,413
5,469,814
3,549,325
492,722
1,427,767
16,038,507
5,696,246
10,342,261
4,528,422
3,293,989
1,234,433
6,284,292
3,142,868
2,319,283
823,585
3,141,424
2,559,465
606,365
5,164,999
0.35
1.4*
1.61
0.18
1.66
2.38
0.72
6.48
2.14
3.95
12.04
5.68
5.93
15.76
6.06
27.21
6.16
0.26
0.14
0.48
4.95
2.29
2.51
17.30
12.60
9.90
6.73
11.94
10.73
1.48
4.60
6.81
6.17
5.26
7.41
12.86
6.87
2.55
4.46
3.10
3.67
4.05
8.07
3.15
4.03
4.90
7.33
10.23
4".82
14,877,559
9,347,449
2,580,005
69,200
2,510,805
1,122,792
253,346
400,959
262,934
107,608
97,945
533,102
476,505
56, 597
5,111,550
3,892,750
18,011
25,830
1,174,959
3,44.5,266
3,194,663
2,255,992
182,296
756,375
250,603
2,084,84*
1,349,879
88,060
9,228
40,112
387,300
154,256
26,886
29,123
2,797,107
318,438
159,990
158,448
282,293
184,431
21,526
76,336
969,257
228,061
741,196
217,674
165,670
52,004
472,655
221,2Cr7
159,316
61,891
251,448
165,836
35,473
335,481
0.33
O.X
0.54
0.26
0.56
1.20
0.52
2.28
1.39
4.15
8.17
2.06
1.91
10.78
0.45
0.39
6.07
13.26
1.41
0.38
0.19
0.79
4.61
1.73
2.17
3.19
22.69
10.50
4.20
7.24
12.56
10.90
1.90
8.33
14.97
7.18
5.57
7.36
16.78
9.27
2.86
4.42
3.48
5.23
5.99
10.76
3.89
3.73
3.88
8.83
6.54
9.43
16.55
6.07
1,730,335
619,231
169,968
72,873
97,095
294,924
49,517
95,352
33,527
44,393
72,135
20,607
16,643
133,732
1,126
122,123
321,613
290,502
163,753
73,472
53,277
31,m
789,491
496,039
10,543
185
9,495
215,350
49,536
5,659
814,520
136,063
57,564
78,499
61,554
35,163
15,188
214,389
29,228
185,161
62,762
50,990
11,772
191,082
47,745
35,540
12,106
143,336
34,968
24,413
89,289
(8)
1.87
3.87
0.92
0.17
1.60
7.17
0.82
18.43
7.43
"7.22
15.29
21.24
24.85
n
(M
7.69
8.88
(')
(')
1.63
1.05
5.75
13.54
2.58
3.49
8.52
7.03
20.29
4.90
10.50
)
27.39
4.25
8.77
12.53
12.11
13.50
15.89
8.10
20.93
8.77
9. OS
10.03
20.97
11.46
19.53
25.14
21.34
13.83
17.59
29.41
10.48
^Sample is too small to yield a reliable estimate of the sainpling variability.
NOTE- Estimates are rounded and may not add to totals.
See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data."
Section
8
CONTENTS
U. S. Individual Tax Return, Form 1040. 327
Schedule C, Profit (or Loss) from Business or Profession, 338
Schedule F, Schedule of Farm Income and Expenses, 341
U. S. Partnership Return of Income, Form 1065, 344
U. S. Small Business Corporation Income Tax Return, Form 1120S, 352
U. S. Corporation Income Tax Return, Form 1120, 369
1967 Forms and
Instructions
UaSa IndiVidUdl U.S. Traasury Department* Internal Revenue Service
I n C O in 6 T3 X R 6 t U rn for the year January 1-December 31. 19&7.
or other taxable year beginning 1967, ending 19
FIrat nams tnd Inltlil (It Joint return, uio tint names and middle Initials at both)
Hofflg addran (Numbar and street or rani route)
City, town or pest office, and State
Enter below name and address used on your return for 1966 (It same as above, write "Same"). If none filed, give reason,
tram sBparate to joint or joint to separate returns, enter 1966 names and addresses.
Your social securtty number
Your occupation
Spouse's social security numtw
Spouse's occupation
Your present employer and address
Spouse's present employer and address, if joint return
Your Filing Status — check only one:
la a Single
lb D Married filing joint return (even it only one had Income)
Ic G Married filing separately. If spouse Is also filing a return,
r~ enter her (his) social security number in spat^ provided above
and give first name here „
Id Q Unmarried Head of Household
le D Surviving vi/idow(er) with dependent child
Income
£ if Joint re-
£ turn include
M all Income
1 of both
* husband
E and wife
Your Exemptions Regular 65orover
2a Yourself . . . D D
2b Spouse . . . D D
3a First names of your dependent children who lived with
you
Blind
^ , Enter
□ number
^_ [ of tioxes
G ) checked!
Enter
number ^
3b Number of other dependents (from page 2, Part I, line 3)
4 Total exemptions claimed i
u- Find tax
"g from table
s
a Figure tax
C using tai
Z "to
5 schedules
3
E
LYour
—Tax,
' Credits,
i and
f Pay-
'E ments
° Balance
S Due or
u Refund
5 Wages, salaries, tips, etc. If not shown on attached Forms W-2 attach explanation
Other income (from page 2, Part II, line 8)
7 Total (add lines 5 and 6)
Adjustments to income (from page 2, Part III, line 5)
Total income (subtract line 8 from line 7)
If you do not itemize deductions and line 9 is less than $5,000, find your tax from
tables in instructions. Do not use lines 11a, b, c, or d. Enter tax on line 12.
11a If you itemize deductions, enter total from page 2, Part IV, line 17
If you do not itemize deductions, and line 9 is $5,000 or more enter the larger of:
(1) 10 percent of line 9; OR (2) $200 ($100 if married and filing separate return)
plus $100 for each exemption claimed on line 4, above.
Deduction under (1) or (2) limited to $1,000 ($500 if married and filing separately).
lib Subtract line 11a from line 9
lie Multiply total number of exemptions on line 4, above, by $600
lid Subtract line lie from line lib. Enter balance on this line. (Figure your tax on this
amount by using tax rate schedule on page 1 1 of instructions.) Enter tax on line 12.
12 Tax (from either Tax Table, see line 10, or Tax Rate Schedule, see lines lla-lld)
13 Total credits (from page 2, Part V, line 4)
14a Income tax (subtract line 13 from line 12)
14b Tax from recomputing prior year investment credit (attach statement)
15
16
Self-employment tax (Schedule C-3 or F-1)
Total tax (add lines 14a, 14b, and 15)
17
18
19
Total Federal income tax withheld (attach Forms W-2)
Excess F.l.CA tax withheld (two or more employers — see page 5 of instr.)
D Nonhighway Federal gasoline tax — Forni 4136, D Reg. Inv. — Form 2439
20 1967 Estimated lax payments (includa 196S ovannymejit «llii»iiil »» a cniilil)
17
18
21 Total (add lines 17, 18, 19, and 20)
22 If payments (line 21) are less llian tax (line 16), enter Balance Due. Pay In full with this return
23 If payments (line 21) are larger than tax (line 16), enter Overpayment
24 Amount of line 23 you wish credited to 1968 Estimated Tax
25 Subtract line 24 from 23. Apply to: n U.S. Savings Bonds, with excess refunded or D Refund only
Under penalties of periury, I declaro that I liava examined ttila return. Including accompanying schedules and statements, end to the best of my knowledge end iMllaf It Is
true, correct, end complete. If prepared by a person other than taxpayer, his decierstlon is based on all information of which he has eny knowledge.
Sign^
here^
S'pouM'9 signihi're (If nflng [oiVtfy, Bb'fH'muVt siin'wiiiroV^^
Signature of preparer other than taxpayer
327
328
Business Returns/1967 • Forms and Instructions
B^rnH Excniptiuns Complete only tor dependents claimed on line 3b, page 1
Form
1040— 1967— Pag* 2
(I) NAME (If mora space is n««dad attach schsduie)
1
(b) RalaUonshIp
(c)Monthsllvadinyour
homa. II born or died dur-
ing ywr write "B" or"D"
(d) Did depend-
ent have Income
of }600 or moral
(•) Amount YOU furnlihed
for dependent's support
If 100% writs "Air
$
(f) Amount furnished
by OTHERS Indud-
Irs depMdwt
«
2
3 Total number of dependents listed above. Enter here and on page 1, line 3b
I 1
income from sourcesother than wages, etc.
la Gross dividends and other distributions on stock (list payers
and amounts— write (H), (W), (J), for stock held by husband, wife, or
jointly)
Total line la . .
lb Exclusion (see instructions).
Ic Capital gain distributions
(see page 6 of instructions).
Id Nontaxable distributions
(see page 6 of instructions).
le Total (add lines lb, Ic, and Id) . . . .
If Taxable dividends (line la less line le —
not less than zero) ►
Interest (list payers and amounts below)
Earnings from savings and loan assoc. and credit unions.
Other interest (banks, bonds, tax refunds, etc.)
2 Total interest income >■
3 Pensions and annuities, rents and royalties, part-
nerships, estates or trusts, etc. (attach Sch. B) .
4 Business Income or loss (attach Schedule C) . .
5 Sale or exchange of property (attach Schedule D) .
6 Farm Income or loss (attach Schedule F) . . ■
MIscellanaous income (state nature and source)
7 Total miscellaneous income
8 TOTAL (add lines If, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7) .
Enter here and on page 1, line 6. . . ►
Adjustments to income
1 "Sick pay" if included in line 5, page 1 (at-
tach Form 2440 or other required statement) .
2 Moving expenses (attach Form 3903) . .
3 Employee business expense (attach Form
2106 or other statement) .....
4 Payments by self-employed persons to re-
tirement plans, etc. (attach Form 2950SE) .
5 TOTAL ADJUSTMENTS (lines 1 through 4).
Enter here and on page 1, line 8 . . ^
Itemized ded UCtions— Use only if you do not Ufa
tax table or standard deduction.
Medical and dental expense (not compensated by insurance or
otherwise) — Attach itemized list.
1 One-half (but not more than $150) of In-
surance premiums for medical care . .
2 Total cost of medicine and drugs . . .
3 Enter 1% of line 9, page 1
4 Subtract line 3 from line 2 (not less than zero)
5 Other medical, dental expenses (include
balance of insurance premiums for medi-
cal care not deductible on line 1) . . .
6 Total (add lines 4 and 5)
7 Enter 3% of line 9, page 1
8 Subtract line 7 from line 6 (not less than zero) .
9 Total (add lines 1 and 8) ►r
Contributions. — Cash — Including checks,
(itemize)
money orders, etc.
10 Total cash contributions
11 Other than cash (see Instructions for required
statement). Enter total of such Items here .
12 Carryover from prior years (m pifa 8 of tnitr.)
13 Total contributions (add lines 10, 11,
and 12 — see instructions for limitation) ►
Taxes. — Real estate , .
State and local gasoline
General sales (see page IS of Instructions) .
State and local Income
Personal property
14 Total taxes ►
interest expense. — Home Mortgage .
Other (itemize)
15 Total Interest expense ►
Miscellaneous deductions. — (see page 9 of instructions) .
16 Total miscellaneous
17 TOTAL DEDUCTIONS (add lines 9, 13, 14,
15, and 16). Enter here and on page 1, line Ua. >■
Credits
1 Retirement income credit (Schedule B) .
2 Investment credit (Form 3468) ....
3 Foreign tax credit (Form 1116) ....
4 TOTAL CREDITS (for page 1, line 13) . ►
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS — If you had an axpenta altowanca or chargad
expenses to your employar, chack here Q and «aa page 7 of Instruction*.
■tr us. acmunam prihtins office r iot— o-2eo-«oi
•M— 10— 7<tw->
Business Returns/1967 • Forms and Instructions
329
The return form in the package shows your name and address on a special two-part label. Please file your
return on this form. Should the form become mutiiated or otherwise unusable, please remove the top label
and attach it to the return that you file. !f someone else prepares your return, ask him to use the pre-
addresser) return or label. If you are required to file a Declaration of Estimated Tax, Form 1040-ES, the
top part of the label may be used to address that form.
The package also contains an envelope which you should use to mail your return if you are due a refund.
Your return will then go directly to the Regional Service Center where refunds are made. If you are not due
a refund, mail your return to the office shown on page iO of the instructions. However, if you live in
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, or Tennessee, you should use the
envelope to send your return to the Service Center whether or not you are due a refund.
i^^^l.^|.x^ /Pages B-1, B-2, and B-3 apply to Schedule B (Form 1040) and are not included with all\
V^vlllv^lllO Vinstructions- If you need these pages they are available from the District Director,/
About the
Tax Return
Package
Mailed You.
Addresses of District Directors'
Offices and Internal Revenue
Service Centers, 10
Annuities, B— 1
Attachments to the Return, 3
Birth or Death of Dependent, 4
Blindness — Proof of, 4
Capital Gain Distributions, 6
Care of Children and Other
Dependents, 9
Casualty Losses and Thefts, 9
Changes in Marital Status, 3
Contributions, 8
Credit for Federal Taxes on
Gasoline and Lubricating Oil, 5
Credit for Taxes Paid by Regulated
Investment Companies, 5
Death — In Case of, 4
Death Benefit Exclusion, B-1
Deceased Taxpayers, 3
Dependents — Children and Other, 4
Student Child, 4
Support by More Than One
Taxpayer, 4
Depreciation, B-2
Dividends and Other Distributions
on Stock, 5
Dividends Exclusion, 5
Earned Income From Outside U.S., 3
Employee Business Expenses:
Additional Information, 7
Deductible Expenses and Excess
Payments, 7
Employee Business Expenses
and Employer Payments, 7
Reporting Deductions and
Excess Payments, 7
Estates and Trusts — Income From,
B-2
Estimated Tax;
Declarations, 5
Additional Charge for Under-
paying Your Tax During
Year, 5
Excess F.I.C.A. Tax Withheld—
Two or More Employers, 5
Exemptions: For You, 4
For Your Wife, 4
For Your Children and
Other Depend-
ents, 4
Expenses for Education, 9
Federal Income Tax Withheld, 5
Figure Your Tax Using Tax Rate
Schedules, 5
Find Your Tax From Tax Tables, 5
Form W-2 Missing or Incorrect, 3
How to Pay,' 3
Income To Be Reported, 4
Income Which Should Not Be
Reported, 4
Instructions for:
Page 1 of Form 1040, 4
Page 2 of Form 1040, 5
Schedule B (Form 1040), B-1
Itemized Deductions. 7
Interest Deduction, 8
Interest Income, 6
Joint Return — Advantages of, 3
How to Prepare, 3
Married Persons — Joint or
Separate Returns, 3
Medical and Dental Expenses, 7
Members of Armed Forces, 3
Military Combat Pay Exclusion, 5
Miscellaneous Deductions, 9
Miscellaneous Income, 6
Moving Expenses, 6
Nontaxable Distributions, 6
Net Operating Loss, 6
Other Itemized Deductions, 9
Partnerships, Estates or Trusts.
etc., B-1
Pensions and Annuities, B-1
Railroad Retirement Tax on Tip
Income, 5
Refund Under $1, 3
Rents, B-1
Reporting Your Income, 4
Payments in Merchandise, etc..
Meals and Living Quarters, 4
Retirement Income Credit, B-3
Rounding Off to Whole Dollars, 3
Royalties, B-1
Sale or Exchange of Property, 6
Separate Return — How to
Prepare, 3
Sick Pay Exclusion. 6
Small Business Corporations, B-2
Social Security Number, 3
Social Security Tax on Tip
Income, 5
State Gasoline Tax Table, 9
State Sales Tax on Automobiles, 15
State Sales Tax Tables, 15
Tax Due Under $1, 3
Tax From Recomputing Prior
Year Investment Credit, 5
Tax Rate Schedules, 11
Tax Tables, 12, 13, 14
Taxes; You Can Deduct, 8
You Cannot Deduct, 8
Trusts, B-2
Unmarried Head of Household, 3
Use of Form 1040. 2
Use of Form lO-lOA, 2
Wages, Salaries, Tips, etc., 4
When and Where to File, 3
Whereto Get Forms, 3
Who Must File a Tax Return, 2
Income Less Than $600, 2
If 65 or Over, 2
Widows and Widowers, 3
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Use of Form 1040A
You may use Form 1040 A, if: (1) Your
income was less than $10,000, AND (2)
it consisted of wages subject to withhold-
ing tax and not more than $200 total of
other wages, interest, and dividends,
AND (3) Instead of item/zing deductions,
you wish to use the Tax Table or take the
standard deduct/on.
The instructions for Form 1040A pro-
vide further information about its use.
Use of Form 1040
Generally, if your income was entirely
from salary, wages, interest, dividends,
and sources other than those for which
schedules (B, C, D, and F) are required,
you will need only Form 1040. You can
use it whether you take the standard de-
duction or itemize your deductions.
Schedules and forms which may be
required in addition to Form 1040
include:
Page 2/General Instructions
Schedule B for income from pensions,
annuities, rents, royalties, partner-
ships, estates, trusts, etc.;
Schedule C for income from a person-
ally owned business;
Schedule D for income from the sale
or exchange of property;
Schedule F for income from farming;
Schedule G for income averaging;
Form 1310, Statement of Claimant to
Refund Due — Deceased Taxpayer;
Form 2106, Statement of Employee
Business Expenses;
Form 2120, Multiple Support Dec-
laration;
Form 2210, Statement Relating to Un-
derpayment of Estimated Income
Tax by Individuals;
Form 2440, Statement to Support Ex-
clusion of Sick Pay;
Form 2441, Statement of Expenses for
Care of Children and Certain Other
Dependents;
Form 3903, Moving Expense Adjust-
ment;
Form 4136, Computation of Credit for
Federal Tax on Gasoline and Lubri-
cating Oil; and
Form 4137, Computation of Social
Security Tax on Unreported Tip In-
come.
Obtain these schedules and forms, as
well as other supporting schedules, from
the District Director.
Who Must File a Tax Return. — Every cit-
izen or resident of the United States —
whether an adult or minor — who had
$600 or more income must file; except
that if you are 65 or over, you must file
if you had an income of $1,200 or more.
If you had an income of less than these
amounts, you should file a return to get
a refund if tax was withheld. Generally, a
married person with income less than her
(his) personal exemption will be subject
to the smaller tax or get the larger re-
fund by filing a joint return.
You must also file a timely return to
obtain a refund of Federal excise taxes
on gasoline and lubricating oil used for
nonhighway purposes. (See Form 4136.)
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Business Returns/ 1967 • Forms and Instructions
Earned Income From Sources Outside the
United States. — To determine wliether an
income tax return must be filed, you must
compute income without regard to tiie ex-
clusion provided for income earned from
sources outside tiie United States. If you
received such income and believe it is
excludable for income tax purposes, at-
tach Form 2555 to your return.
Social Security Number. — Be sure to en-
ter your number in the space provided,
exactly as shown on your card. If you are
married, be sure to enter the number of
your wife (husband).
If you need a number, file application
Form SS-5 with the local office of the
Social Security Administration. File the
application early to make certain you re-
ceive your card before the deadline for
filing your return. If you file an applica-
tion but do not receive your card by that
date, file your return and enter "Applied
for" in the space provided for the number.
Members of Armed Forces. — A member
of the Armed Forces should give his name,
social security number, permanent home
address and serial number.
When and Where to File. — Please file as
early as possible with one of the addresses
shown in the mailing Instructions on page
10. File your return on or after January 1,
1968, but not later than April 15, 1968.
U.S. citizens with foreign addresses,
except A.P.O. and F.P.O. addresses, and
all U.S. citizens excluding income under
sections 911 (earned income from sources
without the United States) and 931 (in-
come from sources within possessions of
the United States) should file with the
Director of International Operations, In-
ternal Revenue Service, Washington, D.C.
20225.
Taxpayers with Puerto Rico addresses
and all taxpayers excluding income under
section 933 (income from sources within
Puerto Rico) should file with the Director
of International Operations, U.S. Internal
Revenue Service, Ponce de Leon Avenue
and Bolivia Street, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico
00917.
How to Pay. — The balance of tax shown
to be due on page 1, line 22, Form 1040,
must be paid in full with your return if it
amounts to $1 or more. Make checks or
money orders payable to "Internal Reve-
nue Service." Please write your social
security number on your check or money
order.
Tax Due or Refund Under $1. — Balances
due of less than $1 need not be paid, and
overpayments of less than $1 will be re-
funded only upon separate application.
Rounding Off to Whole Dollars. — The
money items on your return and sched-
ules may be shown in whole dollars. This
means that you eliminate any amount less
than 50 cents, and increase any amount
from 50 cents through 99 cents to the
next higher dollar.
Deceased Taxpayers. — Where a person
died in 1967, or in 1968 before filing a
return for 1967, the executor, administra-
tor, or surviving wife (husband) must file
a return for the decedent. An executor or
administrator may elect to file a joint re-
turn with the surviving wife (husband). If
an executor or administrator has not been
appointed, the survivor may file a joint
return and indicate that she (he) is filing
as surviving wife (husband) in the signa- '
ture area of the return.
Enter the date of death in the name
and address area of the return. If a re-
eSe— la — 79720-1
fund is due, attach Form 1310, State-
ment of Claimant to Refund Due — De-
ceased Taxpayer.
Where to Get Forms.- — As far as practical,
the forms are mailed directly to taxpayers.
Additional forms may be obtained from
any Internal Revenue Service office, and
also at many banks and post offices.
Attachments to the Return. — All applica-
ble items of income, adjustments, tax
computation and deductions should be
filled m on the official return forms and
schedules. If more space is needed at-
tach statements following the format of
the official forms and attach them in the
same order. The totals indicated on the
supporting statements should also be
entered on the proper lines of the official
forms.
The computations of social security
self-employment tax and earnings must
be submitted on the official forms. Sched-
ules C-3 and F-1. The computation of
employee F.I.C.A. tax on unreported tips
must be submited on the official Form
4137.
Form W-2 Missing or Incorrect. — Only
your employer can issue or correct a
Form W-2. If you have not received a
Form W-2 from your employer by Jan-
uary 31, or the Form W-2 he gave you
is incorrect, contact him as soon as
possible.
Married Persons — Joint or Separate Returns
Advantages of a Joint Return. — Generally,
it is advantageous for a married couple
to tile a joint return. There are benefits
in figuring the tax on a joint return, which
often result in a lower tax than would re-
sult from separate returns.
How To Prepare a Joint Return.- — You
must include all income, exemptions and
deductions of both husband and wife. In
the return heading, list both names, in-
cluding middle initials. (For example:
"John F. and Mary L. Doe.") Both must
sign the return unless the husband is a
serviceman in the Vietnam combat zone.
In this instance, the wife should write in
the space provided for her husband's sig-
nature that he is in the military service in
Vietnam.
A husband and wife may file a joint re-
turn even though one of them had no
income. A joint return may not be filed if
either husband or wife was a nonresident
alien at any time during the taxable year.
When a joint return is filed, each as-
sumes full legal responsibility for the en-
tire tax, and if one fails to pay, the other
must pay it.
How To Prepare a Separate Return. —
Separate returns may be filed by hus-
band and wife where each has income of
his own. In such case each should report
his or her own income, exemptions, and
deductions in separate returns. Only the
name of the filer should be entered in the
name and address area of the return.
Check the box "Married filing separately,"
page 1, line Ic of the return, write wife's
(husband's) first name in space provided,
and enter both social security numbers
in spaces to right of name and address
area. When filing separate returns, the
Special Computations
Unmarried Head of Household. — The law
provides special tax rates for any indi-
vidual who qualifies as a "Head of House-
hold." (See Schedule III, page 11, and
Tax Table B, page 13.) Only the follow-
ing persons may qualify: (a) one who is
unmarried (or legally separated) at the
end of the taxable year, or (b) one who
is married at the end of the year to an
individual who was a nonresident alien
at any time during the taxable year. In
addition, you must iiave furnished over
half of the cost of maintaining as your
home a household which during the en-
tire year, except for temporary absence,
was occupied as the principal place of
abode and as a member of such house-
husband and wife should each claim the
allowable deductions paid with his or her
own funds. (In community property
States, deductions resulting from pay-
ments made out of funds belonging jointly
to husband and wife may be divided half
and half. See Document No. 5192, Com-
munity Property, available at the District
Director's office.)
If one itemizes and claims actual de-
ductions, then both must do so. If one
uses the 10 percent standard deduction,
the other may not use the minimum
standard deduction which for a separate
return is $100 plus $100 for each exemp-
tion claimed on line 4, page 1.
A separate return may also be filed
where only the husband or wife had in-
come. Enter only the name of the one
having income in the name and address
area. Check the box "Married filing sepa-
rately," page 1, line Ic of the return. To
claim the exemption for your wife or hus-
band, check the boxes on page 1, line 2.
Changes In Marital Status. — If you are
married at the end of your taxable year,
you are considered married for the entire
year. If you are divorced or legally sepa-
rated on or before the end of your tax-
able year, you are considered single for
the entire year.
If your wife or husband died during
the year, you are considered married. for
the entire year. Generally, a joint return
may be filed for the year, provided you
have not remarried before the end of
the year. You may also be entitled to the
benefits of a joint return for the 2 years
following the death of your husband or
wife. (See "Widows and Widowers," under
"Special Computations," below.)
hold by (1) any related person other than
your unmarried child or stepchild (see list
on page 4) for whom you are entitled to
a deduction for an exemption, unless the
deduction arises from a multiple support
agreement, or (2) your unmarried child,
grandchild, or stepchild, even though
such child is not a dependent.
■ The home you maintain for your
father and mother need not be your resi-
dence.
Widows and Widowers. — Under certain
conditions, a taxpayer whose husband (or
wife) has died during either of her two
preceding taxable years may compute her
tax by including only her income, exemp-
tions, and deductions, but otherwise com-
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331
puting the tax as if a joint return were be-
ing filed. (See Scliedule II, page 11, and
Tax Table B, page 13.) However, the ex-
emption for the decedent may be claimed
only for the year of death.
The conditions are that the taxpayer
(a) must not have remarried, (b) must
maintain as her home a household which
is the principal place of abode of her child
or stepchild for whom she is entitled to a
deduction for an exemption, and (c) must
have been entitled to file a joint return
with her husband (or his wife) for the year
of death.
Reporting Your Income
All income in whatever form received which is not specifically exempt must be included
in your income tax return, even though it may be offset by adjustments or deductions.
Examples are given below.
Alimony, separate maintenance or support
payments received from (and deductible
by) your husband (or wife).
Prizes and awards (contests, raffles, etc.).
Refunds of State and local taxes (principal
amounts) if deducted in a prior year and
resulted in tax benefits.
Examples of Income Which Should
Not Be Reported
Disability retirement payments and other ben-
efits paid by the Veterans Administration.
Dividends on veterans' insurance.
Life insurance proceeds upon death.
Workmen's compensation, insurance, dam-
ages, etc., for injury or sickness.
Interest on State and municipal bonds.
Federal Social Security benefits.
Railroad Retirement Act benefits.
Gifts, inheritances, bequests.
Examples of Income Which Must Be Reported
Wages, salaries, bonuses, commissions, fees,
tips, and gratuities.
Dividends.
Earnings (interest) from savings and loan as-
sociations, mutual savings banks, credit
unions, etc.
Interest on tax refunds.
Interest on bank deposits, bonds, notes.
Interest on U.S. Savings Bonds.
Profits from business or profession.
Your share of partnership profits.
Profits from sales or exchanges of real estate,
securities, or other property.
Pensions, annuities, endowments.
Rents and royalties.
Your share of estate or trust income.
Employer unemployment benefits (S.U.B.).
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Instructions for Page 1 of Form 1040
Exemptions ($600 for Each Allowable
Exemption)
Line 2 — ^You and Wife
For You. — You, as the taxpayer, are al-
ways entitled to at least one exemption.
If, at the end of your taxable year, you
were either blind or 65 or over, you get
two exemptions. If you were both blind
and 65 or over, you get three exemptions.
Be sure to check the appropriate boxes.
Age and blindness are determined as of
December 31, 1967. Your age is deter-
mined on the day before your actual birth-
day. Thus, if your 65th birthday was on
January 1, 1968, you get the additional
exemption for age on your return for
1967.
For Your Wife. — An exemption is allowed
for your wife (or husband) if you and she
are filing a joint return. If you file a sep-
arate return, you may claim her ex-
emptions only ifshe had no income and
was not the dependent of another tax-
payer. You are not entitled to an exemp-
tion for your wife on your return if she
files a separate return for any reason.
(For example, to obtain a refund of tax
withheld where her income is less than
$600.) Otherwise, your wife's exemptions
are like your own — one, if she was
neither blind nor 65 or over; two, if she
was either blind or 65 or over; three, if
she was both blind and 65 or over.
In Case of Death. — If your wife or hus-
band died during 1967, the number of
her or his exemptions is determined as
of the date of death.
Proof of Blindness. — If totally blind, a
statement to that effect must be attached
Page 4/General Instructions— Con.
to the return. If partially blind, attach a
statement from a qualified physician or a
registered optometrist that (a) central
visual acuity did not exceed 20/200 in
the better eye with correcting lenses, or
(b) that the widest diameter of the visual
field subtends an angle no greater than
20
Line 3 — Children, Other Dependents
Enter on line 3a the first names and
the total number of your dependent chil-
dren who lived with you during 1967.
Enter on line 3b the total number of
dependents from page 2, Part I, line 3 of
your return.
Each child, stepchild and other de-
pendent claimed must meet all of the fol-
lowing tests:
1. Income. — Received less than $600
income. (If the child was under 19 or was
a student, this limitation does not apply.)
2. Support. — Received more than half
of his or her support from you (or from
husband or wife if a joint return is filed).
(See definition of support on this page.)
3. Married Dependents. — Did not file a
joint return with her husband (or his
wife).
4. Nationality. — Was either a citizen or
resident of the United States or a resi-
dent of Canada, Mexico, the Republic of
Panama or the Canal Zone; or was an
alien child adopted by and living with a
United States citizen abroad.
5. Relationship. — EITHER (a) for your
entire taxable year had your home as his
principal place of abode and was a mem-
ber of your household; OR (b) was re-
lated to you (or to husband or wife if a
joint return is filed) in one of the follow-
ing ways:
Child' Stepbrother Son-in-law
Stepchild Stepsister Daughter-in-law
Mother Stepmother The following if re
Father Stepfather lated by blood:
Grand- Mother-in-law Uncle
parent Father-in-law Aunt
Brother Brother-in-law Nephew
Sister Sister-in-law Niece
Grandchild
"Includes a child who is a member of your
household if placed with you by an author-
ized placement agency for legal adoption.
Definition of Support. — Support in-
cludes food, shelter, clothing, medical
and dental care, education, and the like.
Generally, the amount of an item of sup-
port will be the amount of expense in-
curred by the one furnishing such item.
If the item of support furnished by an
individual is in the form of property or
lodging, it will be necessary to measure
the amount of such item of support in
terms of its fair market value. In com-
puting the amount of support include
amounts contributed by the dependent
for his own support including also
amounts ordinarily excludable from in-
come. (For example, social security
benefits.)
In figuring whether you provide more
than half of the support of your child who
is a student, you may disregard amounts
received by him as scholarships.
Divorced or Separated Parents. — For new
rules on dependency exemptions for your
children if you are divorced or separated
see Document 5013, Personal Exemp
tions, which is available at the District
Director's office.
Birth or Death of Dependent. — You can
claim a full $600 exemption for a de-
pendent who was born or died during the
year if the tests for claiming an exemp-
tion for such dependent are met for the
part of the year during which he was
alive.
Support by More Than One Taxpayer. —
If two or more persons contributed to-
ward the support of an individual, see
Form 2120, Multiple Support Declaration.
Line 5 — Wages, Salaries, Tips, etc. — Re-
port the full amount of wages, salaries,
fees, commissions, tips, bonuses and
other payments for your personal serv-
ices received from your employer, even
though taxes and other amounts have
been withheld. If an amount appears on
Form W-2 in the box captioned "Other
compensation paid in 1967," add this
amount to the amount shown in the box
captioned "Wages paid subject to with-
holding in 1967," and include the total
with other payments reported on this
line. Also include wages for which you
did not receive a Form W-2. (See page 7
for treatment of reimbursed employee
business expenses.)
Tips reported to your employer are in-
cluded as wages on Form W-2. Tips not
reported to your employer are to be in-
cluded with other amounts on this line
(See Form 4137).
Payment in Merchandise, etc. — If you are
paid in whole or in part in merchandise,
services, stock, or other things of value,
determine the fair market value of such
items and include it in your wages.
Meals and Living Quarters. — Employees
who, as a matter of choice, receive meals
and lodging from their employers,
whether or not designated as wages,
must include the fair market value in
income.
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However, if, for the convenience of
your employer, your meals are furnished
at your place of employment or you are
required to accept lodging at your place
of employment as a condition of your
employment, do not report the value of
the meals or lodging.
Exclusions for Military Combat Pay. — An
enlisted man may exclude all service
compensation for each month for which
he served in a combat zone and each
month for which he was hospitalized as
a result of such service. For this purpose,
service for any part of a month is con-
sidered a full month A commissioned
officer may exclude up to $500 a month
of such compensation. Forms W-2 issued
for 1967 by the Armed Forces ordinarily
do not include these payments. If there
is any doubt as to whether the amount
shown on your Form VV-2 includes the
nontaxable amount, contact the pay
office which issued the form. If the non-
taxable portion was included on Form
W-2, you will be issued a corrected Form
W-2 or a certificate to support exclusion.
If you get a certificate, deduct the amount
shown on the certificate from the wages
shown on Form W-2, include the differ-
ence in line 5, and attach the certificate
to your return. If you are issued a cor-
rected Form W-2, include the amount
shown on that form in line 5.
Tax — Credits — Payments — Balance Due or Refund
Line 10 — Find Your Tax From Tax
Tables. — The Tax Tables are provided by
law and save you from having to itemize
deductions and figure your tax. The
tables allow $600 for each exemption
claimed on your return and also provide
for the standard deduction.
Line 11 — Figure Your Tax Using Tax Rate
Schedules. — The Tax Rate Schedules on
page 1 1 are to be used to figure your tax,
if the tax tables are not used. Be sure to
use the right schedule. (See page 3,
"Special Computations.")
Line 12 — Tax. — If your income has in-
creased substantially this year, it may be
to your advantage to figure your tax
under the "averaging method." Obtain
Schedule G from any Internal Revenue
Service office for full details.
Line 13 — Total Credits. — Enter total
credits from page 2, Part V, Ifne 4 of your
return. To claim tax-free covenant bonds
credit, enter the amount of credit above
line 1, Part V, and write "covenant
bonds" to left of the entry. You may
claim this credit only if you itemize
deductions.
Line 14b — Tax From Recomputing Prior
Year Investment Credit. — Enter the
amount that the credit taken in a prior
year or years exceeds the credit as re-
computed due to early disposition of
such property. Attach computation.
Line 17 — Federal Income Tax With-
held.— Include the total income tax with-
held as reflected on Forms W-2 on this
line.
Line 18 — Excess F.I.C.A. Tax Withheld —
Two or More Employers. — If a total of
more than $290.40 of social security
(F.I.C.A.) tax was withheld from the
wages of either you or your wife because
one or both of you worked for more than
one employer, you may claim the excess
over $290.40 as a credit against your in-
come tax.
a. Add the social security (F.I.C.A.) tax
withheld by all your employers from your
wages in 1967. If joint return, separate
computations must be made for you and
your wife.
b. Subtract $290.40.
c. Enter the balance on this line.
Line 19. — Include any amounts from the
following sources on this line and check
box(es) to indicate credit.
Credit for Federal Taxes on Gasoline and
Lubricating Oil. — If you are entitled to a
tax credit for (a) gasoline used (1) on a
farm for farming purposes, (2) other
than as fuel in a highway vehicle, and (3)
in vehicles while engaged in furnishing
certain public passenger land transporta-
tion service; and (b) lubricating oil used
other than in a highway motor vehicle, in-
clude the credit on this line. Attach Form
4136. To obtain this credit your return
must be timely filed (including any
extensions).
Credit for Taxes Paid by Regulated Invest-
ment Companies. — Include the credit on
this line. Attach Copy B of Form 2439.
Line 20 — Estimated Tax Payments. —
Enter the total of the estimated tax paid
for the year including the amounts of any
credit carryover from 1966. Married per-
sons must show both social security num-
bers on their return(s) whether they filed
a separate or joint declaration.
Additional Charge for Underpaying Your
Tax During the Year. — If the total of lines
17, 18, and 20 is less than 80 percent
(66% percent for farmers and fishermen)
of an amount equal to the total tax on
line 16 less any credit for Federal tax on
nonhighway gasoline and lubricating oil
(from Form 4136), you may be liable for
an additional charge unless you satisfy
one or more of the four specific excep-
tions as explained on Form 2210. Attach
this form or a statement to your return
to support your computation of the addi-
tional charge or to describe the specific
exceptions you believe apply.
If the additional charge is in order,
show the amount in the bottom margin
on page 1, Form 1040 as "additional
charge" and increase line 22 or decrease
line 23 accordingly.
Line 21. — If you are a beneficiary of a
trust and are entitled to a tax credit be-
cause of the "throwback" rule, write
'throwback credit" and show the amount
of credit in space to left of entry line.
Lines 22 and 23 — Social Security or Rail-
road Retirement Tax On Tip Income. — If
you failed to report tips to your employer,
or if your wages were insufficient for him
to withhold social security (F.I.C.A.) or
railroad retirement (R.R.) tax, you must
pay these taxes with your income tax re-
turn. If any such taxes are due on tips
which have been reported to your em-
ployer, he will show you the amount due
on Form W-2. If the tips were not re-
ported, fill out and attach Form 4137 in
the case of tips subject to social security
tax. For tips taxable under railroad retire-
ment, contact the nearest Railroad Re-
tirement Board office. This tax should be
added to your "Balance Due" (line 22),
or subtracted from your "Overpayment"
(line 23). On the bottom margin of page
1, write the amount and the words "tax
on tips," and the initials F.I.C.A. or R.R.,
whichever are applicable. For income tax
purposes, be sure all of your tips are in-
cluded in line 5.
Line 25 — Purchase of U.S. Savings
Bonds. — If you are entitled to a refund,
you may apply it to the purchase of Se-
ries E United States Savings Bonds by
checking the first box on line 25, page 1.
You will be issued as many bonds as your
refund will buy providing it does not
leave a balance of less than $1 to be paid
by check. The excess will automatically
be refunded to you. If you make this
election, do not check the second box on
line 25. For example, if your refund is
$40 you will receive a $50 face value
bond and a check for $2.50. Bonds will
be issued in the name used in filing your
return. If you file a joint return the bonds
will be issued only to husband and wife
as co-owners.
Declarations of Estimated Tax. — If you
expect that your income and self-employ-
ment tax for 1968 will exceed by $40 or
more the tax to be withheld from your
wages, see Form 1040-ES for further
information.
Instructions for Page 2 of Form 1040
Part II
Line la — Gross Dividends and Other Dis-
tributions on Stock. — If you own stock,
any payments you receive out of the com-
pany's earnings and profits are dividends
which you must report in your tax return.
Usually dividends are paid in cash, but
if paid in merchandise or other property
they are taxable at their fair market value.
Enter on line la the gross amount of
dividends and other distributions you
receive as a stockholder, including capi-
tal gain dividends and nontaxable dis-
tributions, either directly or through a
nominee or other intermediary, as a mem-
ber of a partnership or as a beneficiary
of an estate or trust. If you receive divi-
dends through a nominee or other inter-
mediary, list the name of such person.
Dividends from mutual insurance com-
panies which are a reduction of pre-
miums are not to be included. So-called
"dividends" paid by savings and loan as-
sociations, mutual savings banks, co-
operative banks, and credit unions on
deposits or withdrawable accounts are
earnings (interest) and should be re-
ported as interest.
There are special rules applicable to
stock dividends, liquidations, stock rights,
conversions and redemptions. All of these
are discussed in Document No. 5448, In-
vestment Income and Expenses, available
at the District Director's office.
Line lb — Exclusion. — You may exclude
from your income up to $100 of divi-
dends received from qualifying domestic
corporations.
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333
If a joint return is filed and both hus-
band and wife have dividend income,
each one may exclude $100 of dividends
received from qualifying corporations,
but may not use any portion of the $100
exclusion not used by the other. For ex-
ample, if the husband had $300 in divi-
dends, and the wife had $20, only $120
may be excluded on a joint return.
Taxable dividends from the following
corporations do not qualify for the divi-
dends received exclusion:
(a) Foreign corporations, including
your share from a controlled foreign cor-
poration.
(b) So-called exempt organizations
(charitable, fraternal, etc.) and exempt
farmers' cooperative organizations.
(c) Regulated investment companies
except to the extent designated by the
company to be taken into account as a
dividend for these purposes.
(d) Real estate investment trusts.
(e) China Trade Act corporations.
(f) Corporations deriving 80 percent
or more of their income from U.S. pos-
sessions and 50 percent or more of their
income from the active conduct of a busi-
ness therein.
Line Ic — Capital Gain Distributions. —
Enter on this line all capital gain divi-
dends. Also include any amounts received
as return of capital which exceed the cost
(or other basis) of your stock, even
though such amounts are designated as
nontaxable distributions by the paying
corporations. The amounts included on
this line must also be included in line la
and reported on the appropriate lines of
Schedule D (Form 1040).
Note. — If you received capital gain dividends
and Schedule D is not needed to report any
other gains or losses or to compute the alter-
native tax, you need not file Schedule D. In-
stead, enter 50 percent of capital gain divi-
dends on page 2, Part II. under "Miscellaneous
Income, and identify the source as "50% of
cap. gain div." However, if you are filing Sched-
ule G, Income Averaging, you must use
Schedule D.
Line Id — Nontaxable Distributions. — En-
ter on this line the total of nontaxable
distributions (return of capital) not in-
cluded in line Ic. Amounts reported here
cannot exceed the cost (or other basis) of
your stock in paying corporations since
amounts received in excess of cost (or
other basis) are taxable as gains and must
be reported on Schedule D (Form 1040)
as indicated in line Ic, above. Any amount
entered on line Id must also be included
in line la.
Line 2 — Interest. — You must include in
your return any interest you received or
which was credited to your account
(whether entered in your passbook or
not) and which you can withdraw. Interest
on bonds, debentures, notes, savings ac-
counts, or loans is taxable, except on
State and municipal bonds and securi-
ties. Interest received on tax refunds Is
taxable and must be included in your
return.
If you own United States Savings or
War bonds, the gradual increase in value
of each bond is considered interest, but
you need not report this interest until you
cash the bond or until the year of final
maturity, whichever is earlier. You may
at any time elect to report each year the
annual increase in value. However, if you
do so, you must report in the first year
the entire increase to date on all such
bonds, and must continue to report the
annual increase each year.
Line 3 — Pensions and annuities, rents
and royalties, partnerships, estates or
trusts, etc. — See pages B-1, B-2, and
B-3 for instructions for Schedule B
(Form 1040).
Line A — Business income or loss (Sched-
ule C). — The law taxes the profits from a
business or profession — not its total
receipts. Use separate Schedule C (Form
1040) to figure your profit or loss from
business operations. Enter on this line
the amount shown on line 27, page 1,
Schedule C (Form 1040). Use Schedule
C-3 to figure self-employment tax.
Line 5 — Sale or exchange of property
(Schedule D). — If you sell your house,
securities, or any other kind of property,
use Schedule D (Form 1040) to figure
your gains or losses. Enter on this line
the amount shown on line 4, Part IV, page
2, Schedule D (Form 1040).
Line 6 — Farm income or loss (Schedule
F). — For the assistance of farmers, a
separate Schedule F (Form 1040) is pro-
vided to report farm income for income
and self-employment tax purposes.
Line 7 — Miscellaneous Income. — If you
cannot find a specific place on your return
or related schedules to list certain types
of income, report it here. The source of
income reported here must be identified.
Report here amounts received as ali-
mony, separate maintenance, prizes and
awards; also, recoveries of bad debts and
other items which reduced your tax in a
prior year. A refund of State income tax
should be entered here. The general rule
is that a refund of State income tax is in-
come to the taxpayer if a deduction was
taken for a prior year which resulted in a
Federal tax benefit. Taxpayers using the
cash basis report the refund in the year
received; taxpayers using the accrual
basis report when the claim is allowed. If
no claim is filed, report when the taxing
authority notifies you of the overpayment.
Net Operating Loss. — If, in 1967, your
business or profession lost money, if you
had a casualty loss, or a loss from the
sale or other disposition of depreciable
property or real property used in your
trade or business, you can apply the
losses against your 1967 income. If the
losses exceed your income, the excess is
a "net operating loss" which generally
may be used to offset your income for the
3 years prior to and the 5 years following
this year. The loss must be carried back
to the third prior year and any remaining
balance brought forward to each suc-
ceeding year. If a "carryback" entitles
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you to a refund of prior year taxes, ask
the District Director for Form 1045 to
claim a quick refund.
If you had a loss in a prior year which
may be carried over to 1967, it should
be entered as a "minus" figure under
"Misc. income." Attach a statement show-
ing the computation.
Part III
Line 1 — Sick Pay Exclusion. — You may
exclude from income amounts received
under a wage continuation plan for the
period during which you were absent
from work on account of personal injuries
or sickness. If both you and your em-
ployer contribute to the plan, any benefits
attributable to your own contributions are
excludable without limit, but there are
certain limitations on the exclusion of the
benefits attributable to your employer's
contributions.
To figure your sick pay exclusion you
must first determine whether your "sick
pay" was over 75 percent of your regular
weekly rate of pay.
(a) Over 75 percent —
If you received over 75 percent of your
weekly rate of wages for periods of ab-
sence from work because of illness or
injury, there is a 30-calendar day waiting
period before you qualify for the exclu-
sion. The waiting period applies even
though you were injured or hospitalized.
The amount to be excluded thereafter is
limited to a rate not to exceed $100 a
week.
(b) 75 percent or less —
If you received 75 percent or less of
your weekly rate of wages, the waiting
period is 7 calendar days, and the exclu-
sion is limited to a rate not to exceed $75
a week. There is no exclusion for the
waiting period, regardless of whether you
were sick or injured, unless you were
hospitalized at least 1 day during the
period of absence. After 30 calendar days
the weekly rate of exclusion is increased
to an amount not to exceed $100.
Where the exclusion is limited to a
weekly rate of $100, and the payments
exceed this rate, the exclusion is figured
by multiplying the amount received by
100, and dividing the result by the weekly
rate of payment.
Where the exclusion is limited to a
weekly rate of $75, and the payments ex-
ceed this rate, the exclusion is figured by
multiplying the amount received by 75,
and dividing the result by the weekly rate
of payment.
See Form 2440 for additional informa-
tion. Attach this form or a statement
showing your computation, and indicat-
ing the period or periods of absence,
regular weekly rate of pay, and whether
hospitalized.
Line 2 — Moving Expenses. — Except as
noted, employees, including new em-
ployees, can deduct certain moving ex-
penses (transportation of household
goods, personal effects and members of
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the household, and meals and lodging
while in transit). The deduction is al-
lowed only if (a) the change in job loca-
tion would have added at least 20 miles
to the distance to work if the taxpayer
had not moved to a new residence, or,
(b) he had no former principal place of
work, and his new place of work is at
least 20 miles from his former residence,
and (c) during the 12-month period im-
mediately following his arrival in the gen-
eral location of his new principal place of
work the taxpayer is a full-time employee
in such general location during at least
39 weeks.
See Form 3903 for full details. Attach
the form or a statement which includes
the amount of your reimbursement and
the amount of the deductible expenses.
Enter any excess reimbursement on page
2, Part II, under "Misc. income," and
enter any excess expenses on page 2,
Part III, line 2 of your return. However, if
your employer included the reimburse-
rnent on Form W-2, and the reimburse-
ment is included on page 1, line 5, of
your return, merely attach a list of your
deductible expenses and enter the total
on page 2, Part III, line 2.
If the employer for whom you were al-
ready working paid your moving expenses
to a new location and the reimbursement
equaled the allowable expenses, you
should not report the reimbursement or
the expenses.
Line 3 — Employee Business Expenses
and Employer Payments
Deductible Expenses and Excess Pay-
ments.— You may deduct the expenses
shown below to the extent they are not
paid by your employer. If employer pay-
ments exceed the expenses, the excess
must be reported as income on your
return.
(a) Travel and transportation. — Bus,
taxi, plane, train, etc., fares or the cost
of operating an automobile in connection
with your duties as an employee.
(b) Meals and lodging. — If you are
temporarily away on business, at least
overnight from the city, town, or other
general area which constitutes your
principal or regular business location.
(c) Outside salesmen. — If you are an
"outside salesman," you may generally
deduct other expenses which are ordinary
and necessary in performing your duties,
such as selling expenses, stationery, and
postage. An "outside salesman" is one
who is engaged in full-time solicitation of
business for his employer away from the
employer's place of business. It does not
include a person whose principal activi-
ties consist of service and delivery as, for
example, a milk driver-salesman.
(d) Other business expenses. — If you
itemize deductions on page 2, Part IV
of your return, you may also deduct
(under the heading "Miscellaneous de-
ductions") business expenses other
than those described above. Examples of
such expenses are professional and
union dues, and the cost of tools, mate-
rials, etc., not paid for by your employer.
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Additional Information. — If you claim a
deduction for these employee business
expenses you must submit the following
information with your return. You may
use Form 2106 for this purpose.
(a) The total of all amounts received
from or charged to your employer for
business expenses,
(b) The amount of your business ex-
penses broken down into broad cate-
gories, and
(c) The number of days away from
home on business.
If you do not claim a deduction, you
must attach the information unless you
were required to and did make an ade-
quate accounting for your expenses to
your employer. You have made the equiv-
alent of an adequate accounting, if you
received an allowance not in excess of
$25 a day, instead of subsistence, or a
mileage allowance not in excess of 15
cents a mile, and established time, place,
and business purpose of the travel. For
higher rates in special cases, such as for-
eign travel, consult your District Director.
If you operate your own automobile for
business purposes, you may figure the
cost of operating your automobile at a
standard mileage rate of 10 cents a mile
for the first 15,000 miles of business use,
and 7 cents a mile for such use in excess
of 15,000 miles, rather than deducting
the actual expenses. Use of this method
is optional on a yearly basis. Actual ex-
penses include gasoline, oil, repairs, li-
cense tags, insurance and depreciation.
This simplified method cannot be used
if depreciation has been claimed using a
method other than straight line, or where
additional first-year depreciation has
been claimed.
Whether or not you are required to
submit the additional information de-
scribed above, check the box for expense
accounts on page 2 of Form 1040. See
"Note" below.
Reporting Deductions and Excess Pay-
ments.— The expenses and payments are
to be reported as follows:
(a) If the employer payments exceed
the expenses, report the excess on page
2, Part II, under "Misc. income."
(b) If the expenses exceed the pay-
ments, the excess expenses for travel and
transportation, meals and lodging, and
"Outside Salesman," may be deducted
on page 2, Part III, line 3. If you itemize
deductions, the unreimbursed portion of
Other business expenses may be de-
ducted on page 2, Part IV, under "Mis-
cellaneous deductions."
(c) If the expenses equaled the pay-
ments, no further entry is required on
the form.
Note. — If, however, the reimbursement was
included on Form W-2 by your employer, and
the reimbursement is included on page 1, line
5, of your return, attach a statement contain-
ing the information set forth under the cap-
tion "Additional Information" on this page, and
enter the total expense on page 2, Part 111.
line 3.
Part IV — Itemized Deductions — If you do not use Tax Table
or Standard Deduction
Medical and Dental Expenses. — If you
itemize deductions, you can deduct,
within the limits described, the amounts
you paid during the year (not compen-
sated by hospital, health or accident
insurance, or otherwise) for medical or
dental expenses for yourself, your wife,
or any dependent who received over
half of his support from you whether or
not the dependent had $600 or more in-
come. List on the attachment the name
and amount paid to each person or
institution.
You can deduct amounts paid for the
prevention, cure, correction, or treatment
of a physical or mental defect or illness.
If you pay someone for both nursing and
domestic duties, you can deduct only the
nursing cost.
You can deduct amounts paid for
transportation primarily for and essential
to medical care, but not for any other
travel expense, even if it benefits your
health. Meals and lodging while you are
away from home receiving medical treat-
ment may not be treated as medical ex-
pense unless they are part of a hospital
bill or are included in the cost of care in
a similar institution.
Subject to the Limitations Set Forth Below, You
CAN Deduct as Medical Expenses Payments
To or For
Physicians, dentists, nurses, and other pro-
fessional practitioners
Drugs or medicines
Hospitals
Transportation necessary to get medical care
Eyeglasses, artificial teeth, medical or surgical
appliances, braces, etc.
X-ray examinations or treatment
Premiums on hospital or medical insurance
You CANNOT Deduct Payments For
Funeral expenses and cemetery plot
Illegal operations or drugs
Travel ordered or suggested by your doctor for
rest or change
Premiums on life insurance
Cosmetics
Figuring the Deduction
(1) Medical Care Insurance. — You can
deduct an amount equal to one-half of
the insurance premiums paid for medical
care for yourself, your wife, and depend-
ents. The maximum amount deductible is
$150. The other one-half, plus any excess
over the $150 limit, is deductible subject
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335
to the 3 percent limitation described in
(3) below. The $3 monthly payments for
supplementary medical insurance under
"Medicare" are deductible, but the hos-
pital insurance tax which is included as
part of the Social Security tax and with-
held from wages or paid on self-employ-
ment Income is not deductible.
(2) Medicine and Drugs. — The total
amount paid for medicine and drugs for
yourself, your wife and your dependents
must be reduced by 1 percent of line 9,
page 1, Form 1040.
(3) Medical and Dental Expenses. — You
can deduct that portion of your medical
and dental expenses which exceeds 3
percent of line 9, page 1, of Form 1040
and which was paid for persons described
In (1) and (2).
The 1 percent and 3 percent limita-
tions apply in all cases, regardless of
your age, or the age of your wife or other
dependents.
Contributions. — If you itemize deduc-
tions, you can deduct gifts to:
(a) Religious, charitable, educational,
scientific or literary organizations, and
organizations for the prevention of
cruelty to children or animals, unless the
organization is operated for personal
profit, or a substantial part of its activ-
ities is the carrying on of propaganda or
otherwise attempting to influence legisla-
tion.
(b) Fraternal organizations if they are
to be used for charitable, religious, etc.,
purposes.
(c) Certain veterans' organizations.
(d) Governmental agencies which will
use the gifts exclusively for public pur-
poses, including civil defense.
Civil defense volunteers may deduct
unreimbursed expenses paid for gasoline
and other expenses of participation in
official civil defense activities.
The law does not allow deductions for
gifts to individuals or foreign organiza-
tions.
A contribution may be made in cash
(checks, money orders, etc.) or property
(not services). If in property, attach a
description of the property, date of gift,
and method of valuation except for sszu-
rities. In addition, for each gift valued a;
more than $200, set forth any conditions
attached to gift; manner of acquisition
and cost or other basis if owned by you
less than 5 years; and attach a signed
copy of appraisal, if any. Document No.
5672 furnishes information and guide-
lines relative to appraisals of contributed
property. It can be obtained from the
Superintendent of Documents, Washing-
ton, D.C. 20402, at 5 cents a copy. A
special rule is provided to determine the
amount deductible in the case of a gift
of depreciable property described in sec-
tions 1245 and 1250 of the Internal
Revenue Code. (See instructions for
Schedule D for definition of sections
1245 and 1250 property.) Generally, a
charitable deduction for a transfer of a
future interest in tangible personal prop-
erty is not allowed until the entire in-
terest has been transferred.
Generally, the deduction for contribu-
tions may not exceed 20 percent of line
9, page 1. An additional 10 percent is al-
lowable for contributions to churches, a
convention or association of churches,
tax-exempt educational institutions, tax-
exempt hospitals, certain medical re-
search organizations, certain college or
university endowment associations; and
organizations referred to in paragraph (a)
which are "publicly supported" as well
as organizations referred to in paragraph
(d). Attach computation.
If your contributions exceed 30 per-
cent of line 9, page 1, consult an Internal
Revenue Service office for a possible
carryover deduction. If you have contribu-
tions carried over from a prior year or
years, enter them on line 12 and attach
computation.
If you supported a student in your
home under a written agreement with a
charitable or educational institution, you
may be entitled to deduct as a contribu-
tion a part or all of the amounts you spent
to maintain such a student.
You CAN Deduct Gifts To
Churches, including assessments paid
Salvation Army, Red Cross, CARE
United Funds and Community Chests
Nonprofit schools and hospitals
Certain veterans' organizations
Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and other similar
organizations
Nonprofit organizations primarily engaged in
research or education for the alleviation and
cure of diseases and disabilities such as
asthma, cancer, cerebral palsy, cystic
fibrosis, diseases of the heart, diabetes,
hemophilia, mental Illness and mental re-
tardation, multiple sclerosis, muscular
dystrophy, poliomyelitis, tuberculosis, etc.
You CANNOT Deduct Gifts To
Relatives, friends, other individuals
Political organizations or candidates
Social clubs
Labor unions
Chambers of commerce
Propaganda organizations
Interest. — If you itemize deductions, you
can deduct interest you paid on your per-
sonal debts, such as bank loans or home
mortgages. Interest paid on business
debts should be reported in the separate
schedule in which your business income
is reported. Do not deduct interest paid
on money borrowed to buy tax-exempt
securities or single-premium life insur-
ance. Do not include as interest such
items as carrying charges and insurance,
which are not deductible, and taxes which
may be deductible but which should be
itemized separately.
If interest charges are not stated
separately on installment purchases of
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personal property (such as automobiles,
televisions, etc.), you may deduct an
amount equal to 6 percent of the average
unpaid monthly balance.
You CAN Deduct Interest On
Your personal note to a bank or an individual
A mortgage on your home
A life insurance loan, if you pay the interest in
cash
Delinquent taxes
You CANNOT Deduct Interest On
Indebtedness of another person when you are
not legally liable for payment of the interest
A gambling debt or other nonenforceable ob-
ligation
A life insurance loan, if interest is added to the
loan and you report on the cash basis
Taxes. — If you itemize deductions, you
can deduct general State or local retail
sales taxes if they are imposed directly
upon the consumer, or if thuy are im-
posed on the retailer (or wholesaler in
case of gasoline taxes) and the amount
of the tax is separately stated by the re-
tailer. In certain cases, you may also de-
duct State or local selective sales or
excise taxes, even though not part of a
general sales tax (or tax similar to a gen-
eral sales tax), if imposed at the general
rate of that tax. Average general sales tax
tables are provided in these instructions.
If part or all of the cost of your auto-
mobile tags was based on the value of
your automobile, then such amount is
deductible as personal property tax.
If you had any other deductible tax
which does not fit one of the five cate-
gories shown, describe the tax and list
amount in the space below "Personal
property," and include amount in "Total
taxes."
In general, you cannot deduct taxes
assessed for pavements or other im-
provements, including front-foot benefits,
which tend to increase the value of your
property.
Deduct business Federal taxes, or any
taxes paid in connection with a business
or profession in Part II of Schedule B, or
Schedule C or F.
You CAN Deduct
Real estate taxes
State and local gasoline taxes
General sales taxes
State and local income taxes
Personal property taxes
You CANNOT Deduct
Any Federal excise taxes on your personal ex-
penditures, such as taxes on transportation,
telephone, gasoline, etc.
Federal social security taxes
Hunting licenses, dog licenses
Auto inspection fees, tags, drivers licenses
Water taxes
Taxes you paid for another person
Alcoholic beverage, cigarette, and tobacco
taxes
Selective sales or excise taxes (such as those
on admissions, room occupancy, etc.) even
if they are separately stated or imposed on
the purchaser, unless imposed at the same
rate as the general sales tax
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STATE GASOLINE TAX TABLE
You may figure the deduction for State tax on gasoline used
In your car by using the following table which is based on infor-
mation available as of August 15, 1967. If all or part of your
mileage was driven in a four-cylinder (or less) car, the deduc-
tion for that mileage should be one-half of the table amount.
If you can establish that you paid a larger amount, you are
entitled to deduct that amount.
Find the rate of gasoline tax for your State in the list below.
Where the rate of gasoline tax changed in 1967, find the deduc-
tion for mileage driven at each rate, and add the two amounts.
Alabama 7t
AlatKa at
Arizona 7i
Arkansas 7.5^
California 7<
Colorado 6i
Connecticut 6^
after June 30.
Delaware 74
7«
Dist. of Col. 7(*
Florida 74
Georgia 6.5^
Hawaii 5^
Idaho 64
Illinois 54
after July 31, 6^
Indiana 64
Iowa 7^
Kansas 5^
Kentuclty 74
Louisiana 74
Maine 74
Maryland 74
Massachusetts 6.5^
Michigan 6^
Minnesota 64
after June 30, 74
Mississippi 74 New Mexico 64
Missouri 54 after June 30, 74
Montana 64 New York 64
after June 30, 6.5* North Carolina 74
Nebraska 7.54 North Dakota 6^
Nevada 64 Ohio 74
Now Hampshire 74 Oklahoma 6.58i»
New Jersey 64 Oregon 6^
after Sept. 30, 74
Pennsylvania 74
Rhode Island 74
South Carolina 74
South Daitota 64
Tennessee 74
Texas 54
Utah es
Vermont 6.54
Virginia 74
Washington 7.54
after April 30, 94
West Virginia 74
Wisconsin 7ci
Wyoming 54
after May 19, 64
Nonbusiness
Mileage Driven
Under 3,000
3,000 to 3,499...
3,500 to 3,999...
4,000 to 4,499...
4,500 to 4,999...
5,000 to 5,499...
5,500 to 5,999...
6,000 to 6,499...
6,500 to 6,999...
7,000 to 7,499...,
7,500 to 7,999...
8,000 to 8,499...
8,500 to 8,999....
9.000 to 9,499.-..
9,500 to 9,999....
RATE PER GALLON
5*
$7
11
13
15
17
18
20
22
23
25
27
29
30
32
34
64
$8
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
39
41
6.54 &
6.5B4
$9
15
17
19
21
24
26
28
30
33
35
37
40
42
44
74
$10
16
18
21
23
26
28
30
33
35
38
40
43
45
47
7.54
$10
17
20
22
25
27
30
33
35
38
40
43
46
48
51
84
$11
18
21
24
26
29
32
35
38
40
43
46
49
51
54
94
$13
20
23
27
30
33
36
39
42
45
48
52
55
58
61
Nonbusiness
Mileage Driven
10,000 to 10,999..
11,000 to 11,999..
12,000 to 12,999..
13,000 to 13,999..
14,000 to 14,999..
15,000 to 15,999..
16,000 to 16,999..
17,000 to 17,999..
18,000 to 18,999..
19,000 to 19,999..
20,000 miles'
RATE
PER GALLON
6.5C &
5(f
64
6.5B4
74
7.54
84
$36
$44
M7
$51
$55
$58
40
48
52
56
60
64
43
52
56
61
65
69
47
56
61
66
70
75
50
60
65
70
76
81
54
65
70
75
81
86
57
69
74
80
86
92
61
73
79
85
91
97
64
77
84
90
96
103
68
81
88
95
102
108
70
83
91
98
105
111
94
$66
72
78
84
91
97
103
109
116
122
125
•For over 20,000 miles, use table amounts corresponding to total
mileage driven. For example, for 25,000 miles, add the deduction for
5,000 to the deduction for 20,000 miles.
MISCELLANEOUS DEDUCTIONS
Care of Children and Other Depend-
ents.— If deductions are itemized, a
woman or a widower (including men who
are divorced or legally separated under a
decree and who have not remarried) or
a husband whose wife is incapacitated or
is institutionalized for at least 90 con-
secutive days or a shorter period if she
dies, may deduct certain expenses. This
deduction is not to exceed a total of $600
for one dependent, or $900 for two or
more dependents for the care of:
(a) dependent children under 13 years of
age; or
(b) dependent persons (excluding hus-
band or wife) physically or men-
tally incapable of caring for them-
selves;
if such care is to enable the taxpayer to
be gainfully employed or to actively seek
gainful employment.
In the case of a woman who is married,
the deduction is allowed if:
(a) she files a separate return because
she has been deserted by her husband,
does not know, and did not know his
whereabouts at any time during the year,
and has applied to a court to compel him
to pay support or otherwise to comply
with the law or a judicial order; or
(b) she files a joint return with her
husband, in which case, the deduction is
reduced by the amount (if any) by which
their combined income on page 1, line 9,
exceeds $6,000. This limitation does not
apply to expenses incurred while the hus-
band is incapable of self-support because
he is mentally or physically defective.
In case of a husband whose wife is in-
capacitated, the deduction is allowed if
he files a joint return with his wife. Then,
the deduction is reduced by the amount
(if any) by which their combined income
on page 1, line 9, exceeds $6,000. This
limitation does not apply to expenses in-
curred while the wife is institutionalized
B8»—ie— 79738- 1
if she is institut/ona/ized for at least 90
consecutive days or a shorter period if
she dies.
Do not deduct any child care payments
to a person for whom you claim an
exemption.
If the person who receives the pay-
ment performs duties not related to de-
pendent care, only that part of the pay-
ment which is for dependent care may
be deducted.
Attach Form 2441, or a statement set-
ting forth all pertinent information.
Casualty Losses and Thefts. — If you
itemize deductions, you can deduct a net
loss resulting from the destruction of
your property in a fire, storm, automobile
accident, shipwreck, or other losses
caused by natural forces, limited to the
amount in excess of $100 for each loss.
Damage to your car by collision or acci-
dent can be deducted if due merely to
faulty driving, but cannot be deducted if
due to your willful act or willful negli-
gence. You can also deduct losses due to
theft, but not losses due to mislaying or
losing articles.
The amount of loss to be deducted is
measured by the fair market value of the
property just before the casualty, less its
fair market value immediately after the
casualty (but not more than the cost or
other adjusted basis of the property), re-
duced by any insurance or compensation
received and the $100 limitation. Attach
an explanation showing details of each
casualty.
You CAN Deduct Losses On
Property such as your home, clothing, or auto-
mobile destroyed or damaged by fire
Property, including cash, which is stolen from
you
Loss or damage of property by flood, light-
ning, storm, explosion, or freezing
You CANNOT Deduct Losses On
Personal injury to yourself or another person
Accidental loss by you of cash or other per-
sonal property
Property lost in storage or in transit
Damage by rust, gradual erosion or deteriora-
tion
Animals or plants c^amaged or destroyed by
disease
Expenses for Lducation. — You may de-
duct expenses for education if they are
not personal expenditures or do not con-
stitute an inseparable aggregate of per-
sonal and capital expenditures and are
for education which:
(a) Maintains or improves skills re-
quired in your employment or other trade
or business, or
(b) Meets the express requirements of
your employer, or the requirements of
applicable law or regulations, imposed as
a condition to the retention of your estab-
lished salary, status, or employment.
Expenses incurred for education which:
(a) is required in order to meet the mini-
mum educational requirements for quali-
fication in an employment or other trade
or business: or (b) is part of a program
of study being pursued which will lead to
qualifying for a new trade or business, are
personal expenses or constitute an in-
separable aggregate of personal and capi-
tal expenditures, and, therefore, are not
deductible.
The rules for reporting deductible ed-
ucation expenses are the same as those
shown on page 7 for employee business
expenses. (See Document No. 5952, Ed-
ucational Expenses, available at the Dis-
trict Director's office.)
Other. — If you itemize deductions, you
can deduct several other types of ex-
penses under "Miscellaneous deduc-
tions."
If you work for wages or a salary, you
can deduct your ordinary and necessary
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337
employee business expenses which have
not been claimed on page 2, Part III.
You can deduct all ordinary and neces-
sary expenses connected with the produc-
tion or collection of income, or for the
management or protection of property
held for the production of income.
If you are divorced or legally sepa-
rated and are making periodic payments
of alimony or separate maintenance under
a court decree, you can deduct these
amounts. Periodic payments made under
either (a) a written separation agreement
entered into after August 16, 1954, or (b)
a decree for support entered after March
1, 1954, are also deductible. Such pay-
ments must be included in the wife's in-
come. You cannot deduct any voluntary
payments not made under a court order
or a written separation agreement, lump-
sum settlements, or specific maintenance
payments for support of minor children.
You may deduct gambling losses only
to the extent of gambling winnings.
You CAN Deduct Cost Of
Safety equipment, tools and supplies, used
your job
Dues to unions or professional societies
Business entertainment
Fees to employment agencies
You CANNOT Deduct Cost Of
Travel to and from work
Entertaining friends
Bribes and illegal payments
MAILING ADDRESSES OF DISTRICT DIRECTORS' OFFICES AND INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CENTERS
If there is more than one District Director's office in your State and you are not sure which one to use, consult your local post office. Use street
address only if shown. Send your return to "Internal Revenue Service" at one of the following addresses:
IF YOU ARE DUE A REFUND
STATE
OTHER RETURNS
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee, Ga. 30006 . .
1160 West 1200 South St., Ogden, Utah 84405 .
1160 West 1200 South St., Ogden, Utah 84405 .
3651 Interregional Highway, Austin, Tex. 78740 .
1160 West 1200 South St., Ogden, Utah 84405 .
3651 Interregional Highway, Austin, Tex. 78740 .
310 Lowell St., Andover, Mass. 01812 . . . .
11601 Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia, Pa. 19155 .
11601 Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia. Pa. 19155 .
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee, Ga. 30006 ■ .
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee, Ga. 30006 . .
1160 West 1200 South St., Ogden, Utah 84405 .
1160 West 1200 South St., Ogden, Utah 84405 ,
2306 E. Bannister Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 64170 .
Cincinnati, Ohio 45298
2306 E. Bannister Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 64170 .
3651 Interregional Highway, Austin, Tex. 78740 .
Cincinnati, Ohio 45298
3651 Interregional Highway, Austin, Tex. 78740
310 Lowell St.. Andover, Mass. 01812 ....
11601 Roosevelt Blvd.. Philadelphia, Pa. 19155 .
310 Lowell St., Andover, Mass. 01812 ....
Cincinnati, Ohio 45298
2306 E. Bannister Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 64170 .
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee, Ga. 30006 .
2306 E. Bannister Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 64170 .
1160 West 1200 South St., Ogden, Utah 84405 .
2306 E. Bannister Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 64170 .
1160 West 1200 South St., Ogden, Utah 84405 .
310 Lowell St., Andover, Mass. 01812 ....
11601 Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia, Pa. 19155 .
3651 Interregional Highway, Austin, Tex, 78740 .
310 Lowell St., Andover, Mass. 01812 ....
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee, Ga. 30006 . . .
2306 E. Bannister Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 64170 . .
Cincinnati, Ohio 45298
3651 Interregional Highway, Austin, Tex. 78740 .
1160 West 1200 South St., Ogden, Utah 84405 . .
Director of international Operations, Washington,
20225.
DC.
11601 Roosevelt Blvd., Philalelphia, Pa. 19155 ....
Taxpayers with Puerto Rico addresses and all taxpayers
excluding income under section 933; Director of Inter-
national Operations, U.S. Internal Revenue Seryice,
Ponce de Leon Ave., Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 00917.
310 Lowell St., Andover, Mass. 01812 . . . .
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee, Ga. 30006 . .
2306 E. Bannister Rd., Kansas City, Mo. 64170 .
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee, Ga. 30006 . .
3651 Interregional Highway, Austin, Tex. 78740 .
U6C West 1200 South St., Ogden, Utah 84405
310 Lowell St., Andover, Mass. 01812 . . . ,
11601 Roosevelt Blvd.. Ph.ladelphia. Pa. 19155 .
Permanent residents; Department of Finance, Tax Divi.
sion. Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, V.I. 00801: Others;
Director of International Operations, U.S. Internal Reve-
nue Service, Ponce de Leon Ave. and Bolivia St.,
Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 00917.
1160 West 1200 South St., Ogden, Utah 84405 . . . .
Cincinnati. Ohio 45298
2306 E. Bannister Rd,, Kansas City, Mo. 64170 ....
3651 Interregional Highway, Austin, Tex. 78740 ....
U.S. citizens with foreign addresses, except A.P O. and
F P.O. addresses, and all US. citizens excluding income
under sections 911 and 931; Director or International
Operations. Internal Revenue Service. Washington D.C.
20225.
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 . . .
NEBRASKA . .
NEVADA . . .
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK . .
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO .
OKLAHOMA .
OREGON
PANAMA CANAL ZONE
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO Rli.0
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGINIA .
VIRGIN ISLANDS
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA . .
WISCONSIN .
WYOMING . .
FOREIGN ADDRESSES
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee, Ga. 30006
Anchorage, Alaska 99501.
Phoenix, Ariz. 85025.
Little Roci<, Ark. 72203.
Los Angeles, Calif. 90012; San Francisco, Calif. 94102.
Denver, Colo. 80202.
Hartford, Conn. 06115.
Wilmington, Del. 19802.
Baltimore. Md. 21202.
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee, Ga. 30006.
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee, Ga. 30006.
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813.
Boise, Idaho 83701.
Chicago, III. 60602; Springfield, 111. 62704.
Indianapolis, Ind. 46204.
Des Moines, Iowa 50309.
Wichita, Kans. 67202.
Louisville, Ky. 40202.
New Orleans, La. 70130.
Augusta. Maine 04330.
Baltimore, Md. 21202.
Boston, Mass. 02203
Detroit, Mich. 48226.
St. Paul, Minn. 55101.
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee, Ga. 30006.
St. Louis, Mo. 63101.
Helena, Mont. 59601.
Omaha, Nebr. 68102.
Reno, Nev. 89502.
Portsmouth, N.H. 03801.
Newark, N.J. 07102.
Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87101.
Albany, N.Y. 12210; 35 Tiilary St., Brooklyn, NY. 11201;
Buffalo, N.Y. 14202; Manhattan District — 120 Church
St., New York, N.Y. 10007.
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee. Ga. 30006.
Fargo, N. Dak. 58102.
Cleveland, Ohio 44113; Cincinnati, Ohio 45202,
Oklahoma City, Okla. 73102.
Portland, Oreg. 97232.
Director of International Operations, Washington, D.C.
20225.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19108; Pittsburgh. Pa. 15222.
Taxpayers with Puerto Rico addresses and all taxpayers
excluding income under section 933; Director of Inter,
national Operations, U.S. Internal Revenue Service,
Ponce de Leon Ave., Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 00917.
Providence, R.l. 02907.
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee, Ga. 30OO6.
Aberdeen, S. Dak. 57401.
4800 Buford Highway, Chamblee. Ga. 30006.
Austin, Tex. 78701; Dallas. Tex. 75201.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84110.
Burlington. Vt. 05402.
Richmond, Va. 23240.
Permanent residents: Department of Finance. Tax Divi-
sion, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, V.l. 00801; Others;
Director of international Operations, U.S. Internal
Revenue Service, Ponce de Leon Ave. and Bolivia St.,
Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 00917,
Tacoma, Wash. 93402.
Parkersburg, W. Va. 26102,
Milwaukee, Wis. 53202.
Cheyenne. Wyo. 82001.
US. citizens witti foreign addresses, except A. P.O. and
F.P.O. addresses, and all U.S. citizens excfuding income
under sections 911 and 931; Director of International
Operations, Internal Revenue Service, Washington, D.C.
20225.
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Business Returns/1967 • Forms and Instructions
SCHEDULE C
(Form 1040)
U.S. Treasury Departmenl
Internal Revenue Service
Profit (or Loss) From Business or Profession
(Sole Proprietorships)
(Compute social security self-employment tax on Schedule C-3 (Form 1040))
Attach this schedule to your Income tax return, Form 1040 — Partnerships, joint ventures, etc., must file on Form 1065
Name and address as shown on page 1, Form 1040
A Principal business activity .
(See separate instructions)
: product -
(For example: retail— hardware; wholesale— tobacco; services— legal, nianufacturing— furniture; etc.)
B Business name C Employer Identification Number
D Business address if different from above, otherwise enter "same"
E Indicate method of accounting: (1) Q cash; (2) □ accrual; (3) □ other.
F Was an Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return. Form 941, filed for this business for any quarter in 1967? □ Yes □ No.
G Is this business located within the boundaries of the city, town, etc., indicated on Line D? □ Yes n No.
H Did you own this business at the end of 1967? □ Yes □ No.
I How many months in 1967 did you own this business?
(ZIP code)
1 Gross receipts or gross sales $ Less: Returns and allowances $..
2 Inventory at beginning of year (if different from last year's closing inventory
attach explanation)
3 Merchandise purchased $ less cost of any items
withdrawn from business for personal use $
4 Cost of labor (do not include salary paid to yourself)
5 Material and supplies
6 Other costs (explain in Schedule C-1)
7 Total of lines 2 through 6
8 Inventory at end of this year
9 Cost of goods sold (subtract line 8 from line 7)
10 Gross profit (subtract line 9 from line 1)
OTHER BUSINESS DEDUCTIONS
11 Depreciation (explain in Schedule (>-2)
12 Taxes on business and business property (explain in Schedule C-1)
13 Rent on business property
14 Repairs (explain in Schedule C-1)
15 Salaries and wages not included on line 4 (exclude any paid to yourself) ....
16 Insurance ...
17 Legal and professional fees
18 Commissions
19 Amortization (attach statement)
20 Retirement plans, etc. (other than your share — see separate instructions) .
21 Interest on business indebtedness
22 Bad debts arising from sales or services
23 Losses of business property (attach statement)
24 Depletion of mines, oil and gas wells, timber, etc. (attach schedule)
25 Other business expenses (explain in Schedule C-1) '. . . .
26 Total of lines 11 through 25
27 Net profit (or loss) (subtract line 26 from line 10). Enter here; in Schedule C5-3, 11. ,e 1; and on Form 1040.
page 2, Part II, line 4
SCHEDULE
c-1. EXPLANATION OF LINES 6, 12, 14, AND 25
B
Line No.
Explanation
Amount
Line No.
Explanation
Amount ^B^l
$
»
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Business Returns/1967 • Forms and Instructions
339
Schedule C (Form 1040) 1967
Page 2
SCHEDULE C-2. EXPLANATION OF DEDUCTION FOR DEPRECIATION CLAIMED ON LINE 11
This schedule is designed for taxpayers using the alternative guidelines and administrative procedures described in Revenue Procedures 62-21
and 65-13 as well as for those taxpayers who wish to continue using practices authorized prior to these revenue procedures. Where double head-
ings appear use the first heading for depreciation under Revenue Procedures 62-21 and 65-13 and the second heading for other authorized practices.
Description o( property Cost o, ?the, basis
3. Asset additions in
year (amount)
OR
Date acquired
4. Asset retirements
in year (amount)
(applicable only to
Rev. Proc. 62-21)
5. Depreciation
allowed or allowable
in prior years
6. Method
o(
computing
depreciation
7. Class lite
OR
Rate (%)
or life
8. Depreciation for
this year
...
3 Less: Amount of deprecJati
4 Balance — Enter here and o
n page 1, line 11 .
SUMMARY OF DEPRECIATION
1 Under Rev. Proc's
62-21 & 65-13
2 Other. . .
straight line
Declining balance
Sum of the
year^-digits
Units of
production
Additional first year
(section 179)
Other (specify)
Total
EXPENSE ACCOUNT INFORMATION
Enter information with regard to yourself and your
five highest paid employees. In determining the
five highest paid employees, expense account allow/-
ances must be added to their salaries and wages.
However, the information need not be submitted for
any employee for whom the combined amount is less
than $10,000, or for yourself if your expense account
allowance plus line 27, page 1, is less than $10,000.
See separate instructions for Schedule C, for definition
of "expense account."
Did you claim a deduction for expenses connected with
that question.)
J A hunting lodge D.
working ranch or farm . . . D,
fishing camp D,
resort property D,
pleasure boat or yacht . . . D,
or other similar facility . . . n?
(Other than where the operation of the facility
was your principal business.) DYES D NO
Name
Expense account
Salaries and wages
Owner
1
„ ......J-..,.^. .^^C^^:^-^
3
4
5
: (If answer to any question is "YES," check applicable boxes within
K Vacations for you or members of your family, or employees
or member of their families? (Other than vacation pay
reported on Form W-2.) D YES D NO
L The leasing, renting, or ownership of a hotel room or
suite D, apartment D, or other dwelling D, which was
used by you, your customers, employees, or members of
their families? (Other than use by yourself or employees
while in business travel status.) D YES D NO
M The attendance of members of your family or your em-
ployees' families at conventions or business meetings?
D YES D NO
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
1 Was there any substantial change in the manner of determining quantities, costs, or valuations between the opening and
closing inventories? Q YES D NO. If "Yes," attach explanation.
2 Are you liable for filing Forms 1096 and 1099 or 1087 for the calendar year 1967? (See last paragraph of separate Instruc-
tions for Schedule C.) D YES D NO. If "Yes," where were they filed?
on — 10—70721-1 OPO
340
Business Returns/1967 • Forms and Instructions
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHEDULE C (FORM 1040)— 1967
U.S. Treasury Department — Internal Revenue Service
If you owned a business, or practiced a profession, fill in Schedule
C and enter the net profit (loss) on page 2, Part II, line 4 Form
1040. If you had more than one business, or husband and wife had
separate businesses, a separate Schedule C must be completed for each
business. Farmers should use separate Schedule F (Form 1040).
Income from any trade or business is subject to the social security
self-employment tax, unless specifically excluded. See page 2 of
Schedule C-3 (Form 1040). If you have filed Form 4029, Applica-
tion for Exemption from Tax on Self -employment Income and Waiver
of Benefits, do not file Schedule C-3; however, write "Exempt— Form
4029" to the left of the entry space on line .15, page 1 of Form 1040.
If some of your expenses are part business and part personal, you
can deduct the business portion but not the personal portion. For
instance, a businessman who uses his car half for business can deduct
only half the operating expenses.
Accounting Methods and Records. — ^Two of the principal meth-
ods of accounting which may be used are the "cash method" and the
"accrual method." Other methods are permissible, such as, com-
pleted contract, percentage of completion, etc. Any of these methods
or a combination of methods may be used provided that the method
or methods used properly reflect your income. However, unless you
keep books of accoimt your return must be on the "cash method."
"Cash method" means that all items of taxable income actually or
constructively received during the year (whether in cash or in property
or services) and only those amounts actually paid during the year for
deductible expenses are shown. Income is "constructively" received
when it is credited to your account or set aside for you and may be
drawn upon by you at any time. Uncashed salary or dividend checks,
bank interest credited to your account, matured bond coupons, and sim-
ilar items which you can turn into cash immediately are "construc-
tively received" even though you have not actually converted them
into cash.
An "accrual method" means that you report income when earned,
even if not received, and deduct expenses when incurred, even if not
paid within the taxable year.
Item A — Principal business activity and product.— Give the
one business activity that accounts for the largest percentage of gross
income included on page 1, line 1, of Schedule C. State the broad
field of business activity as well as the product or service, for ex-
ample "wholesale— drugs," "retail — apparel," etc.
Item D — Business address. — If business is actually conducted
at address shown on page 1, Form 1040, write "same" on this
line. Enter business address only if different from address shown
on page 1, Form 1040. Use street address rather than box numbers.
Line 1 — Gross receipts or gross sales. — Enter gross receipts or
sales from your trade or business, including finance reserve income,
discounts received, sale of scrap, etc. Returns and allowances. —
Enter such items as returned sales, rebates, and allowances from the
sale price or service charge.
Installment sales. — ^If you use the installment method of report-
ing income from sales, you must attach to your return a schedule
showing separately for the years 1964, 1965, 1966, and 1967 the
following: (a) gross sales; (b) cost of goods sold; (c) gross profits;
(d) percentage of profits to gross sales; (e) amounts collected; and
(f) gross profits on aiiiounts collected.
COST OF GOODS SOLD
Lines 2-9. — ^If you are engaged in a trade or a business in which
the production, purchase, or sale of merchandise is an income pro-
ducing factor, you must take inventories of merchandise and mate-
rials on hand at the beginning and end of the taxable year in order
to reflect the gross profits correctly. The method adopted for the first
year in which inventory is taken must be continued unless permission
to change is secured from the Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
Washington, D.C. 20224. Application for permission to change the
method of valuing inventories should be made on Form 3115 and filed
with the Commissioner within 90 days after the beginning of the
taxable year in which it is desired to effect a change.
OTHER BUSINESS DEDUCTIONS
Line 11 — Depreciation and obsolescence. — You may deduct a
reasonable allowance for exhaustion, wear and tear, and obsoles-
cence of property used in the trade or business. For additional
information regarding depreciation, see the instructions for Form
1040. The depreciation instructions discuss the alternative stand-
ards and procedures for use in determining depreciation under
Revenue Procedures 62-21 and 65-13. While not mandatory, the
adoption of these procedures will, in most cases, prove to be to the
taxpayer's advantage.
If a deduction is claimed on account of depredation, fill in Sched-
ule C-2. In case obsolescence is included in this deduction, state
separately amount claimed and basis upon which it is computed. Com-
plete the "Summary of Depreciation" showing the amounts computed
under the methods and procedures indicated.
Line 14 — Repairs. — You may deduct the cost of incidental re-
pairs, including labor (but not the value of your own labor), supplies,
and other items, which do not add to the value or appreciably prolong
the life of the property. Expenditures for restoring or replacing
property are not deductible, since such expenditures are chargeable
to capital accounts or to depredation reserve depending on how
depreciation is charged on your books.
Line 19 — Amortization For the election to amortize research
or experimental expenditures, see section 174 of the Code.
For the election to amortize trademark or trade name expenditures,
see section 177 of the Code.
Line 20 — Retirement plans, etc. (other than your share). —
Enter deduction for contributions to or under a pension, profit-sharing,
annuity, or bond purchase plan, and compensation under a deferred
payment plan for your employees on this line. If the plan includes
you as a self-employed individual, enter your share on page 2, Part III,
line 4, Form 1040 and attach Form 2950SE. For other plans attach
Form 2950 (optional in the first year — see instructions for that form).
Line 22 — Bad debts arising from sales or services.— Include
debts, or portions thereof, arising from sales or professional services
that have been included in income, which have been definitely
ascertained to be worthless; or such reasonable amount as has been
added within the taxable year to a reserve for bad debts. A debt
which is deducted as bad and which reduces your tax must, if sub-
sequently collected, be returned as income for the year in which
collected.
Line 23 — Losses of business property. — You may deduct losses
of business property by fire, storm, or other casualty, or theft, if not
compensated by insurance or otherwise and not made good by repairs
claimed as a deduction. Attach a statement showing a description of
the property, date acquired, cost, subsequent improvements, deprecia-
tion allowed or allowable since acquisition, insurance proceeds, sal-
vage value, and deductible loss.
Line 24 — Depletion of mines, oil and gas wells, timber, etc. —
If a deduction is claimed on account of depletion. Form M (mines
and other natural deposits). Form O (oil and gas), or Form T (tim-
ber) , should be attached to your return.
Line 25 — Other business expenses. — Include all ordinary and
necessary business expenses for which no space is provided in the
schedule. Do not include cost of business equipment or furniture,
expenditures for replacements, or for permanent improvements to
property, or personal living and family expenses.
Automobile Expenses, Special Rule. — See page 7 of the Form
1040 instructions for optional method of computing deductible auto-
mobile expenses.
Net operating loss deduction. — ^Any net operating loss deduc-
tion should be entered as a "minus" figure on Form 1040, page 2,
Part II, in "Misc. income."
Expense account Information. — Expense account allowance
means: (a) amounts, other than compensation, received as advances
or reimbursements, and (b) amounts paid by or for you for expenses
incurred by or on behalf of yourself or your employees, including all
amounts charged through any type of credit card, for which a deduc-
tion is claimed in this schedule.
However, this term does not include amounts paid for: (a) the
purchase of goods for resale or use in your business, and (b) inci-
dental expenses, such as the purchase of office supplies or for local
transportation in cormection with an errand. You should maintain
records to substantiate entertaiiunent expenditures.
Information returns. — ^You may be required to file information
returns for certain payments of fees and other non-employee com-
pensation, interest, rents, royalties, annuities and pensions. For more
detailed information see instructions on Form 1096.
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SCHEDULE F
(Form 1040)
U.S. Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Schedule of Farm Income and Expenses
(Compute social security self-employment tax on Schedule F-1 (Form 1040))
Attach this schedule to your income tax return. Form 1040
Name and address as shown on Form 1040
Business name and address
Location of farm(s) and number of acres in each farm .
Employer identification number
FARM INCOME FOR TAXABLE YEAR — CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS METHOD
PART I. — Report in the applicable column below receipts Irom saleof livestock held primarily lor sale. (Do not include other sales ol livestock held lor dralt, breeding, or dairy purposes;
report such saleson Schedule D (Form 1040))
SALES OF MARKET LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCE RAISED AND HELD PRIMARILY FOR SALE
OTHER FARM INCOME
Kind
Quantity
1. Amount
Kind
Quantity
2. Amount
Items
3. Amount
Cattle ....
$
Eggs
Meat products . .
Poultry, dressed .
Wool
Honey ....
Syrup and sugar .
Other (specify):
$
Mdse. rec'd for produce . . .
Machine work
Wood and lumber
Other forest products ....
Patronage dividends, per-unit
retains
Agricultural program payments:
(1) In cash
(2) In materials and services .
(3) Commodity Credit loans for-
feited (or under election) .
$
Sheep ....
Swine ....
Poultry . . .
Bees ....
Hay
Vegetables. . .
Dairy products .
Total of col
umns 1, 2, and 3. Enter here and in Part IV, line 1 below
$
PART II.— SALES OF PURCHASED LIVESTOCK AND OTHER ITEMS PURCHASED FOR RESALE
a. Description
b. Date acquired
c. Amount received
d. Costor other basis
e. Proht (or loss)
$
$
$
s' .V -- .4i
Totals (enter amount from column e, in Part IV, line 2 below) .
$
s
$
PART 111.— FARM EXPENSES FOR TAXABLE YEAR (see separate instructions)
(Do not Include pertonal or living expenses or expenses not attributable to production of farm income, such as taxes, insurance, repairs, etc., on your dwalling)
5
Items
1. Amount
Items
2. Amount
Items
3. Amount
$
Veterinary, medicine .
Gasoline, fuel, oil . .
Storage, warehousing .
Taxes
Insurance
Utilities
Rent of farm, pasture .
Freight, trucking . .
Conservation expenses .
re and in Fart IV, line 4 b
$
Retirement plans, etc.
(Other than your share —
See Instructions) . . .
Other (specify):
Repairs, maintenance . .
$
Feed purchased ....
Seed, plants purchased .
Supplies purchased . .
Breeding fees ....
Total of columns 1,
(accrual method)
2, and 3. Enter he
Blow (cash method), or page 2, Part VII, line 6
$
PART IV.— SUMMARY OF INCOME AND DEDUCTIONS — CASH RECEIPTS AND D!SBURSEMENTS METHOD
1 Sale of livestock and produce raised and
other farm income
$
4 Farm expenses (from Part III)
5 Depreciation (from Part V)
6 Other farm deductions (specify):
$
2 Profit (or loss) on sale of purchased live-
3 Gross profits*
$
7 Total deductions
J
8 Net farm profit (or loss) (subtract lire 7 from line 3). Enter here and on page 2, Part II, line 6, Form 1040. Make
your computation of self-employment income and the self-employment tax on Schedule F-1
$
*Use this amount for optional method of computing net earnings from self-employment. (See line 3, Schedule F-1 (Fcrm 1040).)
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Schedule F (Form 1040) 1967
Page 2
PART V. — DEPRECIATION (see instructions) (Do not include property you and your family occupy as a dwelling, its furnishin£s, and otlier items used for personal purposes)
This schedule is designed for taxpayers using the alternative guidelines and administrative procedures described in Revenue Procedures 62-21 and
65-13 as well as for those taxpayers who wish to continue using practices authorized prior to these revenue procedures. Where double headings
appear use the first heading for depreciation under Revenue Procedures 62-21 and 65-13 and the second heading for other authorized practices.
2. Cost or other bssis
1. Group 2nd guideline class at beginningof year
Description of property Cost or other basis
3. Asset additions
in year (amount)
Date acquired
4. Asset retirements
in year (amount)
(applicableonlylo Rev.
Proc. 62-21)
5. Depreciation
allowed or allowable
in prior years
6. Method o(
computing
depreciation
7. Class life
-- OR --
Rate (%)
Of life
8. Depreciation for
this year
Total cost or other basis .
2 Total depreciation (enter in
Part IV, line 5 (cash method), or in Part VII, line 7 (accrual method))
$
1 Under Rev. Proc's.
£2-21 and 65-13
2 Other . . .
Straight line
Declining balance
Sum of the
years-digits
Units of
production
Additional first year
(section 17'))
Other (specify)
PART VI.— FARM INCOME FOR TAXABLE
(Do not include sales of livestock held for draft, breeding, or da
YEAR— ACCRUAL METHOD
ry purposes; report such sales on Schedule D (Form 1040), and omit them
from "On hand at beginning of year" column)
Description
(Kind of livestock, crops,
or other products)
On hand at beginning of year
Purchased during year
Raised
during year
Consumed or
lost during
year
Sold during year
On handat endof year
Quantity
Inventory value
Quantity
Amount paid
Quantity
Quantity
Quantity
Amount received
Quantity
Inventory value
S
$
$
$
Totals (enter here and In
$
$
$
$
Part VII below
. . .
(Enter on line 3)
(Enter on line 4)
(EnteronlinelCb))
("Enter on line 1(a))
PART VII.— SUMMARY OF INCOME AND DEDUCTIONS— ACCRUAL METHOD
1(a) Inventory of livestock, crops, and products at end of year
(b) Sales of livestock, crops, and products during year . .
(c) Agricultural program payments:
(1) In cash
(2) In materials and services
(3) Commodity Credit losns forfeited (or under election)
(d) Other farm income (specify):
Total of line 1(d)
2 Total . .
3 Inventory of livestock, crops, and products
at beginning of year
4 Cost of livestock and products purchased
during year
5 Gross profits (subtract the sum of lines 3 and 4 from line 2)* .
6 Farm expenses (from Part III).
7 Depreciation (from Part V) .
8 Other farm deductions
(specify):
Total of line 8 .
9 Total deductions
10 Net farm profit (or loss) (subtract line 9 from line 5). Enter here and on pace 2, Part II, line 6, Form 1040. Make
your computation of self-employment income and the self-employment tax on Schedule F-1 . $
*Use this amount for optional method of computing net earnings from self-employment. (See l.ne 3, Schedule F-1 (Form 1040).)
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343
l'ntern'aT'Re7enul''s'^™rce'— INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCHEDULE F (FORM 1040)— 1967
The term "farm" (.lues not inLiude the cultivating or operating of a farm for recreation or pleasure,
the result of which is a continual loss from year to year,
CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS METHOD
Include in income (a) cash and the value of merchandise or other
property received from the sale of livestock and produce raised
during the taxable year ur prior years, (b) the profits received from
the sale of any livestock and other items purchased, and (c) income
received from all other sources. Expenses will be the amounts paid
during the taxable year plus deductions such as depreciation, etc.
ACCRUAL METHOD
The gross profits are obtained as indicated in summary of income
and deductions on page 2 of Schedule F. Farm expenses will be the
actual expenses incurred during the year, whether paid or not. You
may value inventories according to the "farm-price method." which
provides for the valuation of inventories at market price less direct
cost of disposition, in addition to other methods. Farmers raising
livestock may value their inventories of animals according to cither the
"farm-price method" or the "unit-livestock-price method."
INCOME
All farm income from whatever source must be reported in Schedule
F or in Schedule D (Form 1040) . Anything of value received instead
of cash, such as groceries received in exchange for produce, must
be treated as income to the extent of its market value. The value of
farm produce consumed by the farmer and his family need not be
reported as income, but expenses incurred in raising such produce
must not be claimed as deductions. Recoveries from insurance on
growing crops should be included. If you rent all or a part of your
crop land on a crop share basis, report the crop shares received as
rental income only for the year in which they are reduced to money,
or its equivalent. If you received rental income from the operation
of a farm and did not materially participate in its operation, report
the income in Part II of Schedule B (Form 1040).
Qualified per-unit retain certificates and patronage dividends re-
ceived from cooperatives in cash, qualified written notices of alloca-
tion, or other property (to the extent of fair market value), are to
be included in farm income.
Non-qualified per-unit retain certificates and patronage dividends
received in the form of nonqualified written notices of allocation are
not to be included in income at the time of receipt. However,
amounts received at the time of redemption, sale, or other disposition
must be reported as income.
Dividends received on purchases of capital assets or depreciable
property used in farming are not included in income, but the pur-
chase price of such items must be reduced accordingly. Dividends
you receive on nonbusiness purchases are not included in income.
Report sales, exchanges, or involuntary conversions of capital
assets and other property in separate Schedule D (Form 1040).
Income from farming is subject to the self-employment tax. (See
page 2 of Schedule F-1 (Form 1040).) If you have filed Form
4029, do not file Schedule F-1, however, write "Exempt — Form 4029"
to the left of the entry space on line 15, page 1 of Form 1040.
If you use the "cash method," include in income any Federal gaso-
line tax claimed as a credit on Form 1040 for the prior year. How-
ever, if you use the "accrual method," include in income any Federal
gasoline tax you are claiming as a credit on Form 1040 for this year.
Agriculture Program Payments.
In Cash. — Enter the total amount of price support payments, diver-
sion payments, and cost share payments received in cash (sight drafts).
In Materials and Services. — If benefits were received in the form
of materials, such as fertilizer or lime, or in the form of services, such
as grading or the construction of dams, enter the total amount paid
by the Department of Agriculture to the vendor or contractor.
Commodity Credit Corporation Loans Forfeited {or under elec-
tion).— If commodities are pledged as security for a loan from the
Commodity Credit Corporation, income is not considered received
until the commodities are delivered or forfeited to the Corporation,
unless an election is made to include these amounts in income when
received. If you made this election, or delivered or forfeited the
pledged commodity, enter the amounts received on this line. If you
made such an election, attach to your return a statement showing details
of such loans. You must continue to report similar loans as income
until you receive permission from the Commissioner to change your
method of accounting.
EXPENSES AND OTHER DEDUCTIONS
Labor hired. — Amounts paid for regular farm labor, piecework,
contract labor, and other forms of hired labor. Do not deduct the
value of your own labor or that of your wife or family. Only that
part of the board which is purchased for hired labor should be de-
ducted. The value of products furnished by the farm and used in
the board of hired labor is not deductible. However, the cost of
rations purchased for laborers or sharecroppers is deductible. Do
not deduct amounts paid to persons engaged in household work
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except to the extent that the services of such persons are used in
boardmg and otherwise caring for farm laborers.
Repairs and maintenance. — Amounts expended for repairs
and maintL-nance of farm buildings (except your dwelling), fences,
drains, and othtT farm improvements, and for repairs and main-
tenance of farm machinery and equipment; cost of ordinary tools of
short hfc or small cost such as shovels, rakes, etc. Amounts paid for
replacements of, or additions to. farm machinery, farm buildings, or
other farm equipment of a permanent nature are not deductible.
Utilities.- -The farm share of the expenditures for water rent,
electricity, telephone, etc. Do not deduct personal expenses.
Fertilizers and lime.— These and simdar materials may be either
capitalized or deducted as an expense
Supplies purchased. — Cost of twine, spray materials, poisons,
disinfectants, cans, barrels, baskets, egg cases, bags, etc.
Taxes. — State and local taxes. Do not deduct Federal income
taxes; estate, inheritance, legacy, succession, and gift taxes; nor
taxes assessed for any improvement or betterment. Do not deduct
taxes on your dwelling or household property and other taxes not
related to the business of farming.
Insurance. — -Cost of all insurance on farm buildings (except your
dwelling) and on improvements, equipment, crops, and livestock.
Rent of farm, part of farm, or pasture. — Rent paid in cash.
A tenant farmer paying rent to his landlord m the form of crops raised
on the farm (under a crop share agreement) may not deduct as rent
the value of the crop gi\en to the landlord, but the tenant may deduct
all amounts paid by him in raising the crop.
Conservation expenses. — You may deduct certain expenditures
(including any amount paid on any assessment levied by a soil or
water conservation or drainage district to defray expenditures made
by such district) for soil or water conservation and the prevention
of erosion if such expenditures are in respect of land used by you.
The allowable deduction for any one year may not exceed 25 per-
cent of your gross income from farming, but any excess may be carried
over to succeeding years with the same limit applying to those years.
To claim a deduction for these expenditures you must (a) elect to
do so for the first taxable year for which such expenditures are paid
by claiming such deduction on your return; or, (b) secure consent
from the District Director of Internal Revenue for any other year.
Once you have elected to do so, you must continue to treat such
expenditures as deductions in all future taxable years unless you
secure consent from the District Director to change.
Retirement plans, etc. (other than your share). — Enter deduc-
tion for contributions to or under a pension, profit sharing, annuity,
or bond purchase plan, and compensation under a deferred pay-
ment plan for your employees on the line provided on page I, Part
III, column 3, of Schedule F. If the plan includes you as a self-
employed individual, enter your share on page 2, Part III, line 4,
Form 1040 and attach Form 2950SE. For other plans attach Form
2950 (optional in the first year— see instructions for that form).
Automobile expenses, Special Rule.— See page 7 of the Form
1040 Instructions for optional method.
Other farm expenses. — Include such items as advertising, station-
ery, stamps, account books, other office supplies, travel, etc.
You may deduct expenditures in clearing land to make it suitable for
farming. This deduction is limited to 25% of taxable income from
farming, or S5,000 whichever is lesser.
Depreciation. — Allowance for depreciation of buildings, improve-
ments, machinery, or other farm equipment of a permanent nature.
Similar assets may be grouped together as one item for reporting
purposes in the depreciation schedule on Schedule F. In computing
depreciation do not include the value of land. Do not claim depre-
ciation on livestock or any other property included in your inventory.
Depreciation, however, may be claimed on livestock acquired for
work, breeding, or dairy purposes which are not included in your
inventory of livestock purchased or raised for sale. See instructions
for Form 1040 for hiethods of computing depreciation.
Losses. — Losses of farm buildings, machinery, and other farm
property not included in your inventory, if not compensated by insur-
ance or otherwise. Losses of property included in your inventory
are taken care of by the reduced amount of the inventory at the end
of the year. The loss of a prospective crop by frost, storm, flood,
or fire is not deductible. When using the cash method, the value of
animals raised by you and lost by death is not dedurtible; for animals
purchased and lost by death, the cost less depreciation allowed or
allowable is deductible if not compensated by insurance or otherwise.
Do not deduct personal losses.
Net Operating loss deduction. — Any net operating loss deduction
should be entered as a "minus" figure on Form 1040, page 2,
Part II, in "Misc. income."
Additional information available. — You may obtain I.R.S. Pub-
lication No. 225, Farmer's Tax Guide, free from your county agricul-
tural agent or any Internal Revenue Service office.
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FORM
1065
U^. Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
A Employer Identification No.
B County In which located
C Date business commenced
U.S. Partnership Return of Income
FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1967 or other taxable year beginning
, 1967, and ending „ , 19..
Number and street
City or town and State
D Principal business activity
(See General Instr. KJ
E Principal product or
service
F Was an Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return, Form 941, filed for this business for any quarter in 1967? Q Yes M No
G Is this business located within the boundaries of the city, town, etc., indicated above? pi yes n No
H Was this partnership in business at the end of 1967? n Yes □ No: I How many months in 1967 was this partnership in business?
IMPORTANT — All applicable lines and schedules must be filled in. If the lines on the schedules are not sufficient, see Instruction r!
»n
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o
I-
u
O
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■a
1 Gross receipts or gross sales Less: Returns and allowances
2 Less: Cost of goods sold (Schedule A) and/or operations (attach schedule)
3 Gross profit
4 Income (loss) from other partnerships, syndicates, etc. (attach statement)
5 Nonqualifying dividends (attach list — see Instruction 5)
6 Interest
7 Rents (Schedule B)
8 Royalties (attach schedule)
9 Net farm profit (loss) (Schedule F, Form 1040)
10 Net gain (loss) from sale or exchange of property other than capital assets (I
Form 1065)
11 Other income (attach schedule)
12 TOTAL income (lines 3 through 11)
13 Salaries and wages (other than to partners)
14 Payments to partners — salaries and interest
15 Rent
16 Interest (Schedule J)
17 Taxes (Schedule J)
18 Losses by fire, storm, shipwreck, other casualty or theft (attach statement)
19 Bad debts (Schedule H if reserve method is used)
20 Repairs
21 Depreciation (Schedule I)
22 Amortization (attach schedule)
23 Depletion (attach schedule)
24 Retirement plans, etc. (other than for partners — see Instruction 24) . .
25 Other deductions (Schedule J)
26 TOTAL deductions (lines 13 through 25)
27 Ordinary income (loss) (line 12 less line 26) . .
16,
Schedule D,
Schedule A — COST OF GOODS SOLD
1 Inventory at beginning of year (if different from last year's closing inventory, attach explanation)
2 Purchases
Less: Cost of Items withdrawn for personal use
3 Cost of labor
4 Material and supplies
5 Other costs (attach schedule)
6 Total of lines 1 through 5
7 Less: Inventory at end of year
8 Cost of goods sold. Enter here and on line 2 above
(Method of inventory valuation )
i,„™,ii']<'ll'^ ''^Jl'^r^"! .perjury, I declare that I have examined this return, including accompanying schedules and statements, and to the best of my
which he has an knowled e"^' ''°' • complete. If prepared by a person other than taxpayer, his declaration Is based on all information of
Signature of partner or member
Signature of preparer other than partner or member
c60 — la — 70327-1
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345
Form 1005—1967
Pag9 2
NOTE: Any iteins specially allocated to the partners should bo included in the appropriate column of Schedule K, instead of the lines Indicated by
Schedules B through J. (Sse General Instruction Q)
Schedule B — INCOME FROM RENTS
1. Kind and location of property
2. Amount i>f rent
3. Oerrecialion
(explain in
Schedule 1)
4. Repairs
(explain in
Srhedule J)
5. Other enpenses
(explain in
Schedule J)
1 Totals
2 Net income (loss) (column 2 less sum of columns 3. 4, and 5). Enter here and on page
1, line 7 . . .
Schedule H— BAD DEBTS (See Instruction 19)
2. Trade noles and accounts re-
ceivable outstanding at end of year
3. Sates on account
Amount added to reserve
6. Amount charged
against reserve
7. Reserve for bad debts
at end of year
1. Year
4. Current year's
provision
5. Recoveries
1962
1963
1964.
1965.
1966
1967.
Schedule I — DEPRECIATION (See Instruction 21)
This schedule is designed for taxpayers using the alternative guidelines and administrative procedures described in Revenue Procedures 62-21 and
65-13 as well as for those taxpayers who wish to continue using practices authorized prior to these revenue procedures. Where double headings
appear use the first heading for depredation under Revenue Procedures 62-21 and 65—13 and the second heading for other authorized practices.
Description of property j^j, „" 0 J " ^^^.^
3. Asset additions
in year (a.Tiount)
Date acquired
4. Asset retirements
in year (amount)
(applicable only to Rev.
Proc. 62-21)
5. Depreciation
allowed or allowable
in prior years
e.Methodof
computing
depreciation
7. Class life
— OR- —
Rate (%)
or life
8. Depreciation for
this year
2 Totals
3 Less: Amount of depreciation c
4 Balance — Enter here and on p
laimed on line 1 ab
age 1, line 21 . .
ove and in Schedule
Summary of Depreciat
ion
Straight line
Declining balance
Sum of the
years-digits
Units of
prodiiction
Additional first year
(section 179)
other (specify)
Total
1 Under Rev. Procs.
62-21 and 65-13
WmmM
ilttifeiJ
2 Other ....
Schedule J — Explanation of Lines 16, 17, and 25
on Page 1, and of Columns 4 and 5 of Schedule B
Line or
column
Explanation
Amount
Line or
column
Explanation
Amount
cr,9— ifl— raasr-i
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Form 1065 — 1967
Paga 3
Schedule K— PARTNERS' SHARES OF INCOME
, CREDITS, DEDUCTIONS, ETC
2. Percent-
age ot time
devoted to
business
3. COST OR BASIS OF INVESTMENT IN PROPERTY
(Designate nonresident aliens, if any.) Where return of partner or
member is filed in another Internal Revenue district or in an
Internal Revenua service center, specily district or service center.
(I) Lifo
Years
(ii) Basis of
new property
(iii) Cost of
used property
Suspension period property
(iv) Included
in col. (ii) &
(iii)
(v) Amount In
col. (iv) selected
to be exempt
(a) .
4 or more but
less than 6
6 or more but
less than 8
8 or more
(b) ...
4 or moie but
less than 6
6 or more but
less than 8
8 or more
(c)
4 or more but
less than 6
6 or more but
less than 8
8 or mora
(d)
4 or more but
less than 6
6 or more but
less than 8
8 or mora
(e)
4 or more but
less than 6
6 or more but
less than 8
8 or more
Totals
1
4. Ordinary Income
(loss)
(line 27, page 1)
5. Additional firstyear
depreciation
6. Payments to partners — salaries
and interest
(line 14, page I)
7. Qualifying
dividends
(attacti list)
8. Net short-t^rm gain (loss) from
sale or exchange of capital as-
sets (lines. Schedule D)
(a) .
(b) .
(e) .
<d) .
(e) .
Totals
9. Net long-term gam (loss) Irom
sale or exchange of capital assets
(line 13, Schedule D)
10. Net gain (loss) under
section 1231
(lino 6, Schedule D)
11. Net earnings from
self-employment
(line 10, Schedule N)
12. Contributions
(see Sch. K
instructions)
13. Expense account
allowance
(see Sch. K instructions)
(a) .
(b) .
(c) .
(d) .
(e) .
Totals
i;^::;:^:::?'"-":-."' ■■ .^^ ■' .^
NOTE: See the instructicns for other items required to be reported separately.
J Was there any substantial chance in the manner of determining quantities, costs or valuations between the opening and closing inventories?
Yes □ No □• If "Yes," attach explanation.
K Were you liable for filing Forms 1096 and 1099 or 1087 for the calendar year 1967? Yes D ^^o D
If "Yes," where were they filed?
L Is any member of the partnership related by blood or marriage to any other member? □ YES f] NO
M Is any member of the partnership a trust for the benefit of any person related by blood or marriage to any other member? . □ YES n NO
N Did the partnership, during the taxable year, have any contracts or subcontracts subject to the Renegotiation Act? . . . □ YES |J NO
If "YES," see General Instruction P and enter appropriate amount here $ ,„
O Did you claim a deduction for expenses connected with: (If answer to any question is "Yes," check applicable boxes within that question.)
1 A hunting lodge . . - D- resort property • - - - n*
working ranch or farm . [J, pleasure boat or yacht . . □,
fishing camp . . . . □, or other similar faciiity . . □?
(Other than where operation of facility was tlie partnership's
principal business.) □ YES □ NO
2 Vacations for partners or members of their families or em-
ployees or members of their families? (Other than vacation
pay reported on Form W-2.) ..... □ YES □ NO
3 The leasing, renting, or ownership of a hotel room or suite Q,
apartment □, or other dwelling □, which was used by partners,
customers, employees, or members of their families? (Other
than use by partners or employees while in business travel
status.) n YEB G NO
4 Attendance of members of partners' families or your employees'
families at conventions or business meetings? □ YES □ NO
c.-,0 -Irt— TMW-l
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Form 1065—1967
Page 4
Schedule L— BALANCE SHEETS
Beginning of taxable year
End of taxable year
ASSETS
Amount
Total
Amount
Total
1 Cash
2 Trade notes and accounts receivable
(a) Less allowance for bad debts
4 Gov't obligations: (a) U.S. and instrumentalities . . .
(b) State, subdivisions thereof, etc
5 Other current assets (attach schedule)
6 Mortgage and real estate loans
7 Other investments (attach schedule)
8 Buildings and other fixed depreciable assets
(a) Less accumulated depreciation
9 Depletable assets
(a) Less accumulated depletion
10 Land (net of any amortization)
11 Intangible assets (amortizable only)
(a) Less accumulated amortization
12 Other assets (attach schedule)
13 Total assets
LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL
14 Accounts payable
15 Other current liabilities (attach schedule)
17 Mortgages, notes, and bonds payable in 1 year or more . .
18 Other liabilities (attach schedule)
19 Partners' capital accounts
20 Total liabilities and capital
Schedule M— RECONCILIATION OF PARTNERS' CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
1. Capital account at
beginning of year
2. Capital contributed
during year
3. Ordinary income 4. Income not included
(loss) from line 27, in column 3 plus non-
page 1 taxable income
5. Losses not included
in column 3, plus
unallowable deductions
6. Withdrawals and
distributions
7. Capital account at
end of year
(a) .
(b) .
(c) .
(d) .
(e) .
Totals
Schedule N— COMPUTATION OF NET EARNINGS FROM SELF-EMPLOYMENT (See Instruction for Schedule N)
1 Ordinary income increased by casualty losses (line 27 plus line 18, page 1)
2 Add: Payments to partners — salaries and interest (line 14. page 1)
3 Net loss from sale or exchange of property other than capital assets (line 10, page 1) .
4 Total
5 Less: Portion of line 4, page 1, which does not constitute net earnings from self-employment.
6 Nonqualifying dividends (line 5, page 1)
7 Interest (see instructions)
8 Net rentals from real estate
9 Net gain from sale or exchange of property other than capital assets (line 10, page 1) .
10 Net earnings from self-employment. Enter In column 11, Schedule K
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Internal Revenue Service
Instructions for Form 1065
U.S. Partnership Return
The term "partnership" includes a limited partnership, syndicate, group,
pool, joint venture, or other unincorporated organization, through or by
means of which any business, financial operation, or venture is carried on,
and which is not within the meaning of the Internal Revenue Code, a corpo-
ration, trust, estate, or a sole proprietorship. The term "partner" means a
member of a partnership-
General Instructions
A. Who must ftle Form 1065. — Every part-
nership (see general instruction L for excep-
tions) shall, for its taxable year, make a return
of income on Form 1065. If the return is filed
on behalf of a syndicate, pool, joint venture, or
similar group, a copy of the agreement, to-
gether with alt amendments thereto, should
be attached to the return, unless a copy has
been previously filed.
Only one return is required for each partner-
ship. If copies of the form are furnished to in-
dividual partners, they should be clearly identi-
fied as "duplicate copy."
B. Period to be covered by return. — The re-
turn shall be filed for the calendar year 1967
or other taxable year beginning in 1967. A
partnership taxable year shall be determined
as though the partnership were a taxpayer.
C. Change in, or adoption of, accounting
period. — A change by any partnership from
one taxable year to another, or the adoption
by a new partnership of an Initial taxable year,
must meet the provisions of section 706(b) of
the Code. A change by a principal partner from
one taxable year to another must meet the pro-
visions of sections 706(b) and 442 of the
Code. A principal partner is one who has an
interest of 5 percent or more in the partner-
ship profits or capital.
For the taxable years of partnerships result-
ing from a merger or division of other partner-
ships, see sections 706(b) and 708(b)(2).
D. Time and place for filing. — The return of
a resident partnership must be filed on or be-
fore the 15th day of the 4th month following
the close of the taxable year of the partner-
ship, with the District Director of Internal Rev-
enue for the district in which the partnership
has its principal office or principal place of
business. The return of a foreign partnership in
which all the partners are nonresident aliens
shall be filed on or before the 15th day of the
6th month following the close of the taxable
year of the partnership with the District Di-
rector for the district in which such partnership
has a principal office or place of business.
Where the partnership does not have a prin-
cipal office or place of business in the United
States, the return shall be filed with the Di-
rector of International Operations, Internal
Revenue Service, Washington, D.C. 20225,
U.S.A.
E- Signature. — The return must be signed
by one partner or member. If receivers, trus-
tees in bankruptcy, or assignees are in control
of the property or business of the organization,
such receivers, trustees, or assignees must
sign the return.
Any person(s), firm, or corporation who pre-
pares a partnership return for compensation
also must sign. If the return is prepared by a
firm or corporation, the return should be
signed in the name of the firm or corporation.
The verification is not required if the return is
prepared by a regular, full-time employee of the
partnership such as a clerk, secretary, book-
keeper, etc.
F. Penalties. — Severe penalties are pro-
vided by law for willful failure to make and
file a return on time and for willful attempt to
evade or defeat payment of tax.
G. Accounting methods. — Ordinary Income
shall be computed in accordance with the
method of accounting regularly used by the
taxpayer in maintaining its books and records.
In all cases the method adopted should clearly
reflect income. (See section 446.) Except in
those cases where the law specifically permits
it. a taxpayer may not change the method of
accounting upon the basis of which it has
reported its income In prior years (for its in-
come as a whole or with respect to any sepa-
rate trade or business) without first securing
consent on Form 3115, Application for Change
in Accounting Method.
Rounding off to whole-doilar amounts. — If
you wish, the money items on your return and
accompanying schedules required by such re-
turn may be shown as whole-dollar amounts.
This means that you eliminate any amount less
than 50 cents, and increase any amount from
50 cents through 99 cents to the next higher
dollar.
H, Items exempt from tax. — Items exempt
from tax are listed in sections 101 through
121, for example:
(1) Interest on governmental obligations. —
The interest on obligations of a State or a
possession of the United States, or any politi-
cal subdivision of any of the foregoing or of
the District of Columbia is exempt.
(2) Proceeds of insurance policies. — In
general, the proceeds of life insurance policies,
paid to the partnership by reason of the death
of a partner, are exempt. If any part of the
proceeds is held by the insurer under an agree-
ment to pay interest, the interest is taxable.
(3)/ncome from improvements by
lessee. — Income,, other than rent, derived by
a lessor of real property upon the termina-
tion of a lease, representing the value of such
property attributable to buildings erected or
other improvements made by the lessee, is
exempt.
I. Information at source. — Every partner-
ship making payments in the course of its
trade or business during the calendar year of
interest (other than under the $10 rule), rents,
commissions, or other fixed or determinable
income of $600 or more, shall file Forms 1096
and 1099. If the partnership makes payments
of interest aggregating $10 or more on bank
deposits, corporate bonds, stockholder's ac-
counts, and savings and loan association ac-
counts, it shall file Forms 1096 and 1099. A
copy of Form 1099 shall also be furnished the
recipient of the interest. Exceptions — No re-
port is required of the following: (1) payments
of any type to a corporation, (2) distributions
or salaries to the partners, (3) rent paid as
a tenant to a real estate agent, and (4) pay-
ments made as a broker to your customers.
J. Balance sheets. — The balance sheets of
the partnership must be completed. These bal-
ance sheets. Schedule L, should agree with
the books of account, otherwise any differences
should be explained in an attached statement.
:^artnerships reporting to the Interstate Com-
merce Commission or to any national. State,
municipal, or other public officer, may sub-
mit, in lieu of Schedule L, copies of their bal-
ance sheets prescribed by said Commission
or state or municipal authorities, as of the
beginning and end of the taxable year.
K. Principal business activity and principal
product or service. — On page 1 of the return,
give the one business activity that accounts
for the largest percentage of "total receipts."
"Total receipts" means gross receipts (line 1,
page 1) plus all other income (lines 4 through
11, page 1). state the broad field of business
activity such as "retail," etc., and the prin-
cipal product or service, such as "food," etc.
L. Elections. — (1) A partnership may elect
to be taxed as a domestic corporation if it
qualifies under section 1361. In such cases.
Form 1120 rather than Form 1065 should be
filed. An election to be taxed as a domestic
corporation may not be made after April 14,
1966. However, an election under section
1361(f) because of a change in ownership is
permissible. Elections made on or before this
date will continue in force and may be re-
voked by the taxpayer. All elections will be
automatically terminated on January 1, 1969,
and unincorporated business enterprises will
not be considered as domestic corporations
for any period after December 31, 1968.
(2) An unincorporated organization quali-
fying under section 761(a), as an investing
partnership or as participating in the joint
production, extraction, or use of property
under an operating agreement may elect to be
excluded from treatment as a partnership in
accordance with section 1.761~l(a)(2) of the
Regulations. Such unincorporated organization
must make the election in a statement at-
tached to Form 1065 for the first year for
which an election to be excluded is desired.
(3) With one exception, elections affecting
the computation of taxable income derived
from partnership operations shall be made by
the partnership. Such elections might be as to
the method of accounting employed, methods
of depreciation, etc. The one exception is with
regard to the foreign tax credit provided for
in section 901, in which case each partner
may make a separate election on his indi-
vidual income tax return.
(4) Information with regard to elections
affecting the basis of partnership property,
the basis of partners' interests, and the dis-
tribution of property and other elections, may
be found under the applicable sections of
chapter 1, subchapter K of the Code and the
Regulations.
M. Section 702(a) items. — Each partner is
required by the Code to take into account
separately his distributive share of certain
specific items enumerated in the Code as fol-
lows: (1) Gains and losses from sales and ex-
changes of capital assets held for not more
than 6 months; (2) gains and losses from
sates and exchanges of capital assets held
for more than 6 months; (3) gains and losses
from sales and exchanges of property de-
scribed in section 1231; (4) charitable con-
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349
Iributions; (5) qualifying dividends; (6) taxes
described in section 901; (7) other items of
income, gain, loss, deduction, or credit, to the
extent provided by Regulations (see instruc-
tions for Schedule K); and (8) taxable income
or loss (ordinary income) exclusive of items
1 through 7 above.
N. Distribution of unrealized receivables
and inventoiy items. — Where a partner re-
ceives a distribution of unrealized receivables
or substantially appreciated inventory items
in exchange for all, or a part, of his interest in
other partnership property (including money),
the transaction is treated as a sale or ex-
change of such property between the distribu-
tee partner and the partnership. The gain
realized by the partnership is treated as ordi-
nary income and reported on line 11 of page
1. See section 751 and the Regulations issued
thereunder.
O. Net operating loss deduction. — The
benefit of the deduction for net operating
losses provided by section 172 shall not be
allovred to a partnership. In computing his
own net operating loss or his own taxable in-
come for any taxable year for the purposes
of the computation required by section 172,
however, each partner shall take Into account
his siiare of the income and losses of the
partnership. The net operating loss deduction
shall not be allowed in computing the net
earnings from self-employment. (For limita-
tion, see instr. for Sch. K.)
P. Inforniation regarding renegotlable con-
tracts.— £very partnership which held, during
the taxable year, contracts or subcontracts
which were subject to the Renegotiation Act of
1951, shall, in answer to question N, page 3,
state the actual or if not accurately determin-
able. Its best estimate of the aggregate gross
dollar amount billed during the current taxable
year under all contracts and/or subcontracts.
Q. Specially allocated Hems. — Distributive
shares of items of income, gain, loss, deduc-
tion or credit are to be allocated among the
partners in accordance vrith the partnership
agreement for sharing income or loss gen-
erally. However, where the partners agree,
specified items may be allocated among them
in a different ratio than that for sharing in-
come or loss generally, and such allocations
may be recognized in accordance with the pro-
visions of section 704. For instance, if the net
income exclusive of specially allocated items
is divided evenly among three partners but
some special items are allocated 50 percent
to one, 30 percent to another, and 20 percent
to the third partner, the special items should
be reported in a separate schedule (see item
(a) under Schedule K instructions), instead of
in the other numbered lines; on page 1.
R. Attachments. — Attachments may be
used in the preparation of your return if the
lines on the form schedules are not sufficient
for your needs. The attachments must con-
tain all required information, follow the for-
mat of the official schedules and must be at-
tached to the return in the same sequence as
the schedules appear on the official forms. If
an attachment is used in place of a schedule
having a summary line on page 1 of the form
the total need not be entered on the official
schedule, but must be entered on page 1.
Specific Instructions
These instructions correspond with line num-
bers on the first page of the return, and with
schedules appearing on other pages of the
return.
1. Gross receipts. — Enter gross receipts or
sales from alt business operations except
those required to be reported in lines 4
through 10.
Pas* 2 Instiuetlora — Fonn 1065 (1967)
Installment sales. — If, pursuant to section
453, the installment method is used, attach
a schedule showing separately for the years
1964, 1965, 1966, and 1967 the following
(a) Gross sales; (b) cost of goods sold; (c)
gross profits; (d) percentage of gross profits
to gross sales; (e) amount collected; and (0
gross profit on amount collected.
Farmer's income schedule. — For farm in-
come attach separate Schedule F (Form
1040). (See instruction 9.)
2. Cost of goods sold (Schedule A). — If
the production, manufacture, purchase, or sale
of merchandise is an income-producing factor
In the trade or business, inventories of mer-
chandise on hand should be taken at the be-
ginning and end of the taxable year and may
be valued at (a) cost, (b) cost or market,
whichever is lower, or (c) any other method
approved by the Commissioner. The method
of valuing inventory adopted for the first year
is controlling, and a change can be made only
after permission is secured from the Commis-
sioner. Application for permission to change
the method of valuing inventories, must be
made on Form 3115 and filed with the Com-
missioner within 90 days after the beginning
of the taxable year in which it is desired to
effect a change.
If the partnership desires to adopt the UFO
inventory method provided in section 472, it
must file application to do so on Form 970.
Items withdrawn from inventory or pur-
chases for the personal use of individual part-
ners should not be included as part of the cost
of goods sold, but should be accounted for
in Schedule M.
Cost of operations (where Inventories are
not an (ncome-determ/nr'ng factor). — If the
amount entered on line 2, includes an amount
applicable to cost of operations, attach a
schedule showing: (a) Salaries and wages; and
(b) other costs in detail.
4. Income (loss) from other partnerships,
syndicates, etc. — Enter the partnership's
share of the profit (whether received or not)
or loss of another partnership, except the
partnership's distributive share of another
partnership's capital gains or losses, which
should be reported in separate Schedule D
(Form 1065). If the distributive share is a loss,
such loss must be limited to the amount of the
adjusted basis of the interest in the other
partnership as of the end of the other part-
nership's year in which the loss occurred. If
the taxable year does not coincide with the
annual accounting period of the other partner-
ship, include in the return the distributive
share of the net profit (loss) for the ac-
counting period of such other partnership end-
ing within the period for which the return is
filed.
5. Nonqualifying dividends. — Nonqualify-
ing dividends are taxable dividends which are
included in ordinary income and for which the
individual partner is NOT entitled to an ex-
clusion. Such dividends are derived from the
following sources:
(a) Corporations organized under the China
Trade Act (section 941);
(b) Corporations which, for the taxable year
of the corporation in which the distribution is
made, or for the next preceding taxable year
of the corporation, are —
(i) Exempt from tax under section 501
(charitable, etc., organizations) or sec-
tion 521 (farmers' cooperatives); or
(ii) Corporations to which section 931 (in-
come from sources within possessions
of the United States) applies;
(c) Mutual savings banks, cooperative
banks, domestic building and loan associa-
tions, domestic savings and loan associations.
Federal savings and loan associations, on de-
posits or withdrawable accounts. Dividends
from these organizations must be reported as
interest.
(d) Regulated Investment companies ex-
cept to the extent designated by the company
to be taken into account as a dividend for
these purposes.
(e) Certain real estate investment trusts
under sections 856 to 858.
(0 Foreign corporations. Including your
share from a controlled foreign corporation.
Qualifying dividends are taxable dividends
received from domestic corporations and not
listed above. See instructions for Schedule K.
6. Interest — Enter total interest from all
sources except (a) Interest exempt from tax;
(fa) Interest on tax-free covenant bonds. See
instruction for Schedule K.
8. Royalties, — Enter net Income (loss) as
shown on the detailed schedule to be attached
to the r^tum.
9. Net farm profit (loss). — Enter the net
profit (loss) from Schedule F (Form 1040).
Do NOT include in such line any amounts re-
ported in Schedule K (Form 1065).
11. Other Income. — Enter any other tax-
able Income and explain it£ nature in an at-
tached schedule except items requiring sepa-
rate computation which are required to be re-
ported in Schedule K. (See instr. for Sch. K.)
Include taxable income from annuities and in-
surance proceedi^.
Deductions
13. Salaries and wages. — Enter all salaries
and wages not included as a deduction in line
3 of Schedule A, except salaries to partners.
14. Payments to partnen — salaries and in-
terest (guaranteed payments). — In comput-
ing ordinary Income, a deduction may be taken
for payments to a partner for services or the
use of capital where such payments are de-
termined vrithout regard to the income of the
partnership. Do not include distributive
shares of partnership profits. Allocate to the
appropriate partners in column 6, Schedule K.
15. Rent. — Enter rent on business property
but do not deduct rent for a dwelling occupied
by any partner for residential purposes.
16. Interest. — Enter interest on business
indebtedness. Amounts paid by a partnership
to a partner for the use of capital should be
entered on line 14. However, amounts paid as
interest by a partnership to a partner as a re-
sult of a transaction wherein the partner acts
in a capacity other than as a partner should
be entered on this line. (The limitations on de-
ductions for unpaid interest are set forth in
section 267 of the Code.)
17. Taxes. — Enter taxes paid on business
property or incurred for carrying on business
if not reflected in cost of goods sold. Federal
import duties and Federal excise and stamp
taxes are deductible only if paid or incurred in
carrying on a trade or business, or in the
production or collection of income, or for the
management, conservation, or maintenance of
property held for the production of income. Do
not deduct taxes assessed against local bene-
fits tending to increase the value of the prop-
erty assessed, as for paving, etc. Federal in-
come taxes, estate, inheritance, legacy, suc-
cession, and gift taxes, or taxes reported in
Schedule K.
18. Losses by fire, storm, shipwreck, other
casualty, or theft. — Enter losses sustained and
not compensated for by insurance in any
amount, nor reflected in cost of goods sold.
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Theft losses can be deducted in the year In
which the partnership discovers the loss, and
on!y in that year. Attach a statement setting
forth a description of the property, date ac-
quired, cost, subsequent improvements, de-
preciation allowed or allowable since acquisi-
tion, insurance, salvage value, and deductible
loss claimed.
19. Bad debts. — Bad debts may be de-
ducted in either of two ways — (a) when they
become wholly or partially worthless, or (5)
by reasonable addition to a reserve for bad
debts. A partnership filing a first return of in-
come may select either of the two methods,
and that method must be followed for subse-
quent years, unless permission is granted to
change to the other method. Application for
permission to change the method must be
made on Form 3115 within 90 days after the
beginning of the taxable year for which it is
desired to effect the change. (See instructions
on separate Schedule D (Form 1065) regard-
ing nonbusiness debts.)
20. Repairs.— Enter the cost of incidental
repairs, etc., which do not add to the value or
appreciably prolong the life of the property
repaired. Expenditures for new buildings,
machinery, or for permanent improvements
or betterments which increase the value of the
property are chargeable to capital accounts.
21. Depreciation. — A reasonable allowance
for the exhaustion, wear and tear, and obso-
lescence of property used in the trade or busi-
ness or of property held by the taxpayer for
the production of income shall be allowed as a
depreciation deduction. (Section 167.) The
allowance does not apply to inventories or
stock-in-trade nor to land apart from the im-
provements or physical developments added
to it. Depreciation on leasehold improvements,
patents and copyrights shall be included In
Schedule I.
Ad/ustments fo basis of property:
(a) Additional first-year depreciation. — If a
taxpayer elects to claim the additional first-
year allowance under section 179, the basis of
the property must be adjusted for the amount
of the deduction so claimed.
(b) Salvage value, — In computing the basis
on which depreciation may be taken for per-
sonal property, other than livestock, salvage
value need not be taken into account, if it
does not exceed 10 percent of the cost or
other basis of the property. If salvage value
exceeds 10 percent, only the excess need be
taken into account. These provisions apply to
property with a useful life of 3 years or more
which was acquired after October 16, 1962.
Alternative Depreciation Guidelines
and Rules
Revenue Procedure 62-21 (supplemented
by Revenue Procedure 65-13), sets forth al-
ternative standards and procedures for de-
termining depreciation. These guideline lives
for guideline classes (broad categories not
item-by-item) are in most cases substantially
shorter than those previously used. Taxpayers
who wish to use these provisions must use
them for all assets in a particular guideline
class.
The depreciation schedule provided on the
return is to be used for reporting depreciation
under both Revenue Procedure 62-21 and
other prescribed rules and standards.
Depreciation Methods
Following is a brief description of the vari-
ous methods of depreciation which may be
used under either Revenue Procedure 62-21
or other prescribed rules and standards:
fa) Straight line. — To compute the deduc-
tion, add the cost of improvements to the
cost (or other basis) of the property and
deduct the total depreciation allowed or al-
lowable. Divide the result by the number of
years of useful life remaining to the asset —
the quotient is the depreciation deduction.
(b) Declining balance. — A uniform rate is
applied each year to the remaining cost or
other basis of property determined at the be-
ginning of such year. For property acquired
before January 1, 1954, or used property
whenever acquired, the rate of depreciation
under this method may not exceed one and
one-half times the applicable straight-line rate.
(c) Spec/a/ rules for new assets acquired
after December 31, 1953. — The cost or other
basis of an asset acquired after December 31,
1953, may be depreciated under methods
previously provided, or it may be depreciated
under any of the following methods provided:
that the asset is tangible, that it has an esti-
mated useful life of 3 years or more, and that
the original use of the asset commenced with
the partnership and commenced after Decem-
ber 31, 1953.
(i) Declining balance. — ^This method may
be used with a rate not in excess of twice the
applicable straight-line rate.
(ii) Sum of the years-digits. — ^The deduc-
tion for each year is computed by multiplying
the cost or other basis of the asset by the
number of years of useful life remaining (in-
cluding the year for which the deduction is
computed) and dividing the product by the
sum of all the digits corresponding to the
years of the estimated useful life of the asset.
In the case of a 5-year life this sum would be
15 (5-}-4-f 3 + 2 + 1). For the first year five-
fifteenths of the cost would be allowable, for
the second year four-fifteenths, etc.
(Hi) Other methods. — A partnership may
use any reasonable consistent method whicli
does not result in accumulated allowances at
the end of any year greater than the total of
the accumulated allowances which would have
resulted from the use of the declining balance
method. This limitation applies only during
the first two-thirds of the useful life of the
property.
(iv) Reat property. — The methods de-
scribed in paragraphs (i), (H), and (Hi) do not
apply in the case of real property (other than
real property which would be eligible for the
investment credit if it were not suspension
period property) if the physical construction,
reconstruction, or erection of such property,
by any person (A) begins during the suspen-
sion period, or (B) begins, pursuant to an
order placed during such period, before May
24, 1957. This applies only to that portion of
the basts which is properly attributable to
construction, reconstruction, or erection
before May 24, 1967. The suspension period
is the period beginning on October 10, 1966,
and ending on March 9, 1967. Such methods
may, however, be used for (1) any item of
real property selected by the taxpayer if the
cost of such item, when added to the aggre-
gate cost of all other items of real property
selected by the taxpayer for the entire sus-
pension period, does not exceed $50,000, and
(2) to some extent, property which was built
pursuant to binding contracts and economic
commitments in existence on and after Oc-
tober 9. 1966.
Real property affected by the suspension
period may be depreciated under the same
methods available for used property which
may include the 150-percent declining balance
method.
(d) Additional first-year depreciation. — A
partnership may elect to write off part of the
cost of its tangible depreciable personal prop-
erty, which has a useful life of at least 6 years
from the date of acquisition. The allowance is
in addition to regular depreciation allowable on
the balance of the basis of the asset and is
deductible in the first year in which the regu-
lar depreciation deduction is allowable with re-
spect to the property.
The amount that may be written off Is up
to 20 percent of the cost of the property
(before making any adjustment to the basis
for salvage value) but the deduction for each
partner may not exceed $2,000 ($4,000 if
married and filing a joint return). For exam-
ple— The A & 3 Company, a partnership con-
sisting of A and B, purchased an asset which
cost $100,000. Each partner is married and
each is filing a joint return. The profit and loss
sharing ratio is 50 percent to each. The total
that may be written off is $8,000 (20 percent
of $100,000 limited to $4,000 for each part-
ner). If the asset had been purchased for
$30,000 and the profit and loss ratio had
been 90 percent to A and 10 percent to B,
the total that could be written off would be
$4,600 (20 percent of $30,000, limited to
$4,600)— $4,000 for A (90 percent of
$30,000 X 20 percent, limited to $4,000)
and $600 for B (10 percent of $30,000 x 20
percent).
The total additional first-year depreciation
should be shown on line 1 of the depreciation
schedule. Do not include it on the line used
to show the regular depreciation of the asset.
Enter the total depreciation, both addi-
tional first-year and regular, on the 'Total"
line of the depreciation schedu(e.
The amount of additional first-year depre-
ciation is deducted from tlie total depreciation
and allocated to each partner in col. 5, Sched-
ule K.
Do not deduct additional first-year deprecia-
tion on page 1 of the form.
22. Amortization. — If the partnership
elects the deduction for amortization of cer-
tain expenditures relating to research and
experiment (section 174), trademark and
trade name expenditures (section 177), ex-
ploration (section 615), and development
(section 616), a statement of the pertinent
facts should be filed with the return. Do not
enter the deductions for amortization of bond
premium on this line but include it in Sched-
ule J.
For details which must be furnished in the
statements of election required by these sec-
tions, consult your District Director.
23. Depletion. — If a deduction is claimed
for depletion, procure from the District Direc-
tor Form M (mines and other natural depos-
its). Form O (oil and gas), or Form T (timber),
and file with return.
24. Retirement plans, etc. — Enter on this
line deductible contributions made by the
partnership for its employees to or under a
pension, profit-sharing, annuity, or bond pur-
chase plan, and compensation under a defer-
red payment plan.
If plan does not include partners as self-
employed individuals, file Form 2950 (op-
tional in the first year — see instructions for
that form). If the plan includes partners as
self-employed individuals, attach Form 2950-
SE. Separate Forms 2950SE also must be
used by each partner to determine his deduc-
tion for contributions made on his behalf by
the partnership.
25. Other deductions. — Enter any other
authorized deductions for which no space Is
provided elsewhere on page 1 of the return,
exclusive of items requiring separate compu-
tation and required to be reported in Schedule
K. Do not deduct losses incurred in trans-
actions which were neither connected with the
instructions — Form 1065 (1967) Page 3
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351
trade or business nor entered into for profit.
No deduction Is allowable for the amount of
any item or part thereof allocable to a class
of exempt income, other than the allowable
portion attributable to wholly exempt interest
income. Items directly attributable to such
exempt income shall be allocated thereto, and
items directly attributable to any class of tax-
able inconie shall be allocated to such taxable
income. If an item is attributable both to tax-
able income and exempt income, a reasonable
proportion thereof, shall be allocated to each.
A partnership receiving any exempt income,
other than interest, or holding any property
or engaging in any activity the income from
which is exempt shall submit with its return
as a part thereof an itemized statement, in
detail, showing (a) the amount of each class
of exempt income, and (b) the amount of ex-
pense items allocated to each such class (the
amount allocated by apportionment being
shown separately).
Schedule D — Gains and losses from sales
or exchanges of capital assets and other
property. — Except for specially allocated gains
and losses, the computation of gains and
losses from sates or exchanges of capital
assets and property other than capital assets
should be made on the separate Schedule D
(Form 1065). Every sale or exchange of
property, even though no gain or loss is indi-
cated, must be reported in detail.
Schedule K — Partners' shares of Income,
credits, deductions, etc. — This schedule
should show complete information with re-
spect to all the persons who were members
of the partnership, syndicate, group, etc.,
during any portion of the taxable year. Al-
though the partnership is not subject to in-
come tax, the members thereof are liable for
income tax in their separate capacities and
are taxable upon their distributive shares of
the income of the partnership, whether dis-
tributed or not, and each is required to in-
clude his share in his return. However, a part-
ner may not claim on his separate return a
distributive share of loss from a partnership
to the extent any such loss exceeds the basis
of his interest in the partnership. The excess
of such loss may be claimed for later years
to the extent that the basis for the partner's
interest is increased above zero. Each partner
should be advised by the partnership of his
share of the income, deductions, credits, etc.,
as shown in Schedule K (columns 3 to 13
inclusive) and of his share of any other items
required to be shown in a separate schedule
as described below.
Column 3.— A partner is allowed a tax
credit based on his pro rata share of the
partnership investment in certain depreciable
property having an estimated useful life of 4
years or more. Allocate to each partner the
investment (including investment in suspen-
sion period property) by amount, type and life
of property. The cost of used property is
LIMITED TO AGGREGATE COST OF $50,000.
Also, allocate to each partner, those invest-
ments in suspension period property which
the partnership selects to be exempt from
suspension period property. The amount se-
lected to be exempt may NOT EXCEED
$20,000 LESS THE TOTAL AMOUNT SO SE-
LECTED FOR PRIOR TAXABLE YEARS.
When property is disposed of prior to the
"life years" assigned thereto, each partner
should be notified of the dates v;hen property
was purchased and sold in order that he may
reflect in his return for the year of sale the
amount by which the credit taken in a prior
year or years exceeds the credit as recom-
puted due to the early disposition of such
property. (For information as to whether the
investment in property qualifies for the credit
and for other information see Form 3468).
Column 5. — Enter each partner's distribu-
tive share of additional first-year depreciation.
Column 7. — Enter the distributive share of
dividends received from domestic corpora-
tions, with respect to which the partner is en-
titled to an exclusion (section 116) on his indi-
vidual income tax return. (See instruction 5.)
Column 12. — Enter each partner's distribu-
tive share of contributions paid by the part-
nership within the partnership's taxable year.
(An itemized list of the partnership's charit-
able contributions must also be submitted.)
Column 13.— EXPENSE ACCOUNT ALLOW-
ANCE.— Expense account allowance means:
(a) amounts, other than compensation, re-
ceived as advances or reimbursements, and
(b) amounts paid by or for the partnership,
for expenses incurred by or on behalf of a
partner, including all amounts charged
through any type of credit card.
However, this term does not include
amounts paid for: (i) the purchase of goods
for resale or use in the business, and (ii)
incidental expenses, such as the purchase of
office supplies for the partnership or local
transportation in connection with an errand.
The partnership should maintain records to
substantiate entertainment expenditures.
Complete this column for the 25 highest
paid partners including limited partners. To
determine the partners for whom the infor-
mation is required, all allowances including
such expense account allowances and the
partner's share of ordinary income must be
added to each partner's compensation. This
column need not be completed for any partner
for whom the combined amount is less than
$10,000.
A separate schedule must be attached to
the return showing each partner's distributive
share of the following:
(a) The total of the income or gain and the
total of the deduction or credit of the follow-
ing items: Recoveries of bad debts, prior taxes
and delinquency amounts (section 111); gains
and losses from wagering transactions (sec-
tion 165(d)); soil and water conservation ex-
penditures (section 175); intangible drilling
and development costs (section 263(c)); ex-
ploration expenditures (section 615); and any
items of income, gain, loss, deduction or
credit subject to a special allocation under
the partnership agreement which differs from
the allocation of partnership income or loss
generally.
(b) Taxes described in section 901 which
have been paid or accrued by the partnership
to foreign countries or to possessions of the
U.S.
If you are a shareholder of a regulated In-
vestment company and receive notice on
Form 2439 that the company paid tax on
undistributed capital gains, enter your share
of the tax paid by the regulated investment
company. Partners should be instructed to
claim their part of the credit on their income
tax return by following the tax return instruc-
tions except that the credit should be identi-
fied as a "Regulated Investment Company
credit received from a partnership" In lieu of
attaching Form 2439. Attach copy B to the
partnership return.
(c) Payments by the partnership to a re-
tirement plan on behalf of partners. For re-
quirement of Form 2950SE and deduction by
partner, see instruction 24.
(d) For the taxable year, the number of
gallons of (0 gasoline used: (A) on a farm for
farming purposes, (B) other than as fuel in a
highway vehicle, and (C) in vehicles while
engaged in furnishing certain public passenger
land transportation service; and (li) lubricat-
ing oil used, other than in a highway motor
vehicle.
Each partner should attach Form 4136 to
his timely filed income tax return, to claim a
credit for Federal tax on such gasoline and
lubricating oil on Form 1040.
Schedule N — Computation of net earnings
(or loss) from self-employment. — Payments
to partners — salaries and interest. — The total
of amounts paid to partners which were in-
cluded on line 14, page 1 of the return,
must be entered on line 2 and added back to
the ordinary income in arriving at the net
earnings (or loss) from self-employment.
Sale or exchange of property other than
capital assets from line 10, page 1. — Net loss
from the sale, exchange, or involuntary con-
version of business property held for 6
months or less if such property is neither
stock in trade nor other property of a kind
which would properly be includible in inven-
tory at the close of the taxable year, nor prop-
erty held primarily for sale to customers in
the ordinary course of the trade or business
must be entered on line 3. Net gains should
be entered on line 9 as an exclusion.
In determining the amount of net earnings
from self-employment, exclude income and de-
ductions from the following sources:
Nonqualifying dividends from line 5, page 1.
Interest. — Interest on bonds, debentures,
notes, certificates, or other evidences of in-
debtedness, issued with interest coupons or
In registered form by a corporation or by a
government or political subdivision thereof,
unless received in the course of a trade or
business as a dealer in stocks or securities.
Real estate rentals. — Rentals from real es-
tate, except rentals received in the course of
a trade or business as a real-estate dealer.
Receipts for the use or occupancy of rooms
or other space where services are also ren-
dered to the occupant, such as rooms in
hotels, boardinghouses, apartment houses
furnishing hotel services, tourist camps, tour-
ist homes, or space in parking lots, ware-
houses, or storage garages do not constitute
rentals from real estate and therefore are
included in determining net earnings from
self-employment.
Partnership with income from farming. —
A partner may use the optional method of
computing net earnings from self-employment
from farming on his individual Income tax
return. See pages 1 and 2 of Schedule F-1
(Form 1040) for instructions and the compu-
tation of net earnings from self-employment
from farming. In figuring the gross profits
from farming to be included on line 3, page 1
of Schedule F-1 (Form 1040) enter your
share of the gross profits shown on either
line 3 of page 1 or line 5 of page 2 of the
Schedule F (Form 1040) filed with the part-
nership return.
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Business Returns/1967 • Forms and Instructions
1120-S
U.S. Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Small Business Corporation
Income Tax Return
other taxable year beginning
for the calendar year 1967 or
1967. ending 19-
A D3te of election as small Name
business corporation
B Business Code No. (see
instructions)
C Employer Identification No.
Number and street
D County in which located
City, town, State, and ZIP code
E Enter total assets from line
14, column D, schedule L
0
I MPORTANT — All applicable lines and schedules must be filled in. If the lines on the schedules are not sufficient, see
instruction M.
Gross receipts or gross sales Less: Returns and allowances
Less: Cost of goods sold (Schedule A) and/or operations (attach schedule)
Gross profit
(a) Domestic dividends
(b) Foreign dividends
Interest on obligations of the United States and U.S. instrumentalities
Other interest
Gross rents
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8 Gross 'oyalties
9 Gains, nd losses (separate Schedule D, Form 1120-S) —
(a) Net short-term capital gain reduced by any net long-term capital loss .
(b) Net long-term capital gain reduced by any net short-term capital loss
$25,000, see instructions)
(c) Net gain (loss) from sale or exchange of property other than capital assets
10 Other income (attach schedule) .
11 Total income, lines 3 through 10
12 Compensation of officers (Schedule E) . .
13 Salaries and wages (not deducted elsewhere) .
Repairs (do not include capital expenditures) .
Bad debts (Schedule F if reserve method is used)
Rents
Taxes (attach schedule)
Interest
19 Contributions (attach schedule) . . .
20 Casualty or theft losses (attach schedule)
Amortization (attach schedule) .
Depreciation (Schedule G) . . . .
Depletion (attach schedule) ....
Advertising
(a) Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, annuity plans (attach
(b) Other employee benefit plans (see itustructions)
26 Other deductions (attach schedule)
27 Total deductions on lines 12 through 26 .
28 Taxable income, line 11 less line 27
14
15
16
17
18
21
22
23
24
25
Form 2950)
re tha
29 Income tax on capital gains (Schedule J) .
30 Credits: (a) Tax deposited — Form 7004 application for extension (attach copy)
(b) Credit for U.S. tax on nonhighway gas. and lub. oil (attach Form 4136) .1
31 If tax (line 29) is larger than credits (line 30). the balance is TAX DUE. See Instr. G for Tax Deposit System*-
32 If tax (line 29) is less than credits (line 30) Enter the OVERPAYMENT here >.
Under penalties of perjury, I declare that I have examined this return, including accompanying schedules and statements, and I
knowledge and belief it is true, correct, and complete. If prepared by a person other than taxpayer, his declaration is based on ;
which he has any knowledge.
the best of my
I information of
CORPORATE
SEAL
Signature of officer
Title
Individual or firm signature of preparer
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Form U20-S (1967)
Page 2
Schedule A — COST OF GOODS SOLD (Where inventories are an income-determining factor) (See instruction 2)
Method of inventory valuation (specify)-
1 Inventory at beginning of year
2 Merchandise bought for manufacture or sale
3 Salaries and wages
4 Other costs (attach schedule)
5 Total of lines 1 through 4
6 Less inventory at end of year
7 Cost of goods sold (enter here and on line 2,
page 1)
Schedule E — COMPENSATION OF OFFICERS (See instruction 12)
1. Name, address, and social security number of officer
2. Title
3. Time de-
voted to
business
4. Percent-
age of cor
poratjon
stock owned
5. Amount of
compensation
6. Expanse account
allowances
Total compensation of officers (enter here and on line 12, page 1
)
t r.., • ■ i
Schedule F— BAD DEBTS— RESERVE METHOD (See instruction 15)
3. Sales on account
Amount added to reserve
6. Amount charged
against reserve
7. Reserve for bad debts
at end of year
1. Year
2. Trade notes end accounts re
ceivable outstanding at end ot year
4. Current year's
provision
5. Recoveries
1962.
1963.
1964.
1965
1966
1967.
Schedule G — DEPRECIATION (See instruction 22)
Taxpayers using Revenue Procedures 62-21 and 65-13: Make no entry in column 2, enter the cost or other basis of assets held at end of year in
column 3, and enter the accumulated depreciation at end of year in column 4.
1. Group and guideline class
or description of property
2. Date
acquired
3. Cost or
other basis
4. Depreciation
allowed or allowable
in prior years
5. Method of
computing depreciation
6. Life
or rate
7. Depreciation
for this year
Buildings
Transportation equipment ....
Macfiinery and other equipment . .
Other (specify)
2 Totals
4 Balance — Enter here and on line 22, pa
Schedule H — SUMMARY OF DEPRECIATION
1 Under Rev. Procs.
62-21 and 65-13
2 Other . . .
Straight line
Declining balance
Sum of the
years-digits
Units ot
production
Additional first-year
(section 179)
Other (specify)
Schedule J — TAX COMPUTATION (See instructions)
1 Taxable income (line 28, page 1)
2 (a) Enter 48 percent of line 1
(b) Subtract $6,500 and enter difference
3 Net long-term capital gain reduced by net short-term capital loss (line 9(b), page 1) . .
4 Subtract $25,000. (Statutory minimum.)
5 Balance (line 3 less line 4)
6 Enter 25 percent of line 5
7 Income tax (line 2 or line 6, whichever is lesser). Enter here and on line 29, page 1
6,500.00
25,000.00
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Form 1120-S (1967)
Page 3
Schedule K-
-SHAREHOLDER'S SHARE OF INCOME (See page 3 of instructions)
Computation of Corporation's Undistributed Taxable Income
1 Taxable income (line 28, page 1)
2 Less: (a) Money distributed as dividends out of earnings and profits of the taxable year
(b) Tax imposed on certain capital gains (line 7, Schedule J) . . .
3 Corporation's undistributed taxable income
Schedule of Distribution
and Income
Social security number
2. Slock ownership
1. Name and address of each shareholder
Number of
shares
Period held
From
To
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
(j)
Totals
M
Continuation of Schedule of Distribution and Income
3. Percent ge of
time devoted to
business
4. Compensation
5. Dividends
6. Stiare ol un-
distributed taxable
income or net
operating loss
7. Share of net
9. Amount tax-
10. Nondividend distributions
Dates
Amounts
long-term capital
gainaftertax(See
instructions)
entitled to | of^mafy
exclusion | .n^ome
Date
Amount
(a) ....
(b) ....
(c) ....
(d) ....
(e) ....
(f) ....
(g)
(h)
m
(j) -.-
Totals
F Date incorporated
G Did the corporation at the end of the taxable year own directly or
indirectly 50 percent or more of the voting stock of a domestic
corporation? '/es □ No □. (For rules of attribution, see sec.
tion 267(c).)
If the answer is "Yes," attach a schedule showing:
(a) name, address, and employer identification number; and
(b) percentage owned.
H Did the corporation during the taxable year have any contracts or
subcontracts subject to the Renegotiation Act of 1951? Yes □ No □
If "Yes," enter the aggregate gross dollar amount billed during the
year $
I Amount of taxable income (or loss) for: 1964 $ ;
1965 $ ; 1966 $
J Refer to instructions for business activity codes and state the:
Principal business activity
Principal product or service
K Were you a member of a controlled group subject to the provisions
of sections 1561 or 1562? Yes □ No □
L Did you claim a deduction for expenses connected with: (If answer to
any question is "Yes," check applicable boxes within that ques-
tion.)
(1) A hunting lodge □, working ranch or farm □, fishing
camp □, resort property □, pleasure boat or yacht □, or
other similar facility □? (Other than where the operation
of the facility was the principal business.) Yes □ No □
(2) The leasing, renting, or ownership of a hotel room or suite
n, apartment [J, or other dwelling □, which was used by
customers or employees or members of their families?
(Other than use by employees while in business travel
status.) Yes □ No G
(3) The attendance of your employees' families at conventions or
business meetings? Yes □ No □
(4) Vacations for employees or members of their families?
(Other than amount reported on Form W-2.)
Yes □ No □
M Were you liable for filing Forms 1096 and 1099 or 1087 for the
calendar year 1967? Yes □ No □
If "Yes," where were they filed?
N Was there any substantial change in the manner of determining
quantities, costs, or valuations between opening and closing
inventory? Yes □ No □
If "Yes," attach explanation.
O Was an Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return, Form 941, filed
for this business for any quarter in 1967? . Yes □ No □
P Is this business located within the boundaries of the city, town, etc.,
indicated on page 1? Yes □ No □
Q Was this corporation in business at the end of 1967? Yes □ No □
R How many months in 1967 was this corporation in business?
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355
Form 1120-5 (1967)
Page 4
Schedule L — BALANCE SHEETS (See instructions)
ASSETS
1 Cash
2 Trade notes and accounts receivable .
(a) Less allowance for bad debts ....
3 Inventories
4 Investments in Government obligations:
(a) United States and instrumentalities .
(b) State, subdivisions ttiereof, etc. .
5 Other current assets (attach schedule) .
6 Loans to shareholders '. .
7 Mortgage and real estate loans
8 Other investments (attach schedule) .
9 Buildings and other fixed depreciable assets .
(a) Less accumulated depreciation ....
10 Depletable assets
(a) Less accumulated depletion
11 Land (net of any amortization)
12 Intangible assets (amortizable only) .
(a) Less accumulated amortization
13 Other assets (attach schedule)
14 Total assets
LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL
15 Accounts payable
16 Mtges., notes, bonds payable in less than 1 yr.
17 Other current liabilities (attach schedule) .
18 Loans from shareholders
19 Mtges., notes, bonds payable in 1 yr. or more
20 Other liabilities (attach schedule) ....
21 Capital stock
22 Paid-in or capital surplus
23 Retained earnings — Appropriated (attach schedu
24 Retained earnings — Unappropriated .
25 Shareholders' undistributed taxable income .
26 Less cost of treasury stock
27 Total liabilities and capital ....
le)
Beginnine of taxable year
(A) Amount
(B) Total
End of taxable year
(C) Amount
(D) Total
Schedule M-
-RECONCILIATION OF TAXABLE INCOME
1 Net income per books
2 Federal income tax
3 Excess of capital losses over capital gains . .
4 Taxable income not recorded on books this year
(itemize)
$-
$-
5 Expenses recorded on books this year not de-
ducted in this return (itemize)
(a) Depreciation .... $
(b) Depletion
(c) Contributions in excess of
5% limitation . .
(d) Insurance premiums paid
on the life of any officer
or employee where the
corporation is directly or
indirectly a beneficiary
(e) Unallowable interest ex-
pense
$-
Total of lines 1 through 5 .
7 Income recorded on books this year not
included in this return (itemize)
(a) Tax-exempt interest . $
8 Deductions in this tax return not charged
against book income this year (itemize)
(a) Depreciation . . $
(b) Depletion . . . $
9 Total of lines 7 and 8 . . .
10 Taxable income (line 6 less line 9) ,
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Internal Revenue Service
Instructions for Form 1120-S
or other taxable year beginning in 1967. If
the return is for other than a calendar year,
fill in the taxable year space at the top of the
form. If the corporation liquidates or other-
wise ceases to exist and this is the last return
it is required to file, write "FINAL RETURN"
at the top of the form.
E. When to file. — The return must be filed
on or before the 15th day of the third month
following the close of the taxable year. Request
for automatic extension of 3 months for filing
of return must be made on Form 7004. (Sec-
tion 6081(b).)
F. Where to file. — The return shall be filed
with the District Director for the district in
which the corporation's principal business,
office, or agency is located. Regional filing of
these returns will begin in 1969 for returns
filed in the Southeast Region. Returns filed on
or after January 1, 1969, in the Southeast
Region (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Missis-
sippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennes-
see) should be filed with Internal Revenue
Service Center, 4800 Buford Highway, Cham-
blee. Georgia 30006.
G. Payment of tax. — The balance of tax
due must be paid in full when the return is
filed or in two installments, 50 percent on or
before the 15th day of the third month and
50 percent on or before the 15th day of the
sixth month following the close of the taxable
year.
NOTE: Corporations must deposit all in-
come tax payments with an authorized com-
mercial bank depositary or Federal Reserve
Bank, and all deposits must be accompanied
by a Form 503 (Federal Tax Deposit, Cor-
poration Income Taxes). Do not remit directly
to Internal Revenue Service. Timeliness of
deposits will be determined by the date re-
ceived by the commercial bank depositary or
Federal Reserve Bank.
Corporations needing Forms 503 may obtain
them only by making application to the Dis-
trict Director or Director of a Service Center.
The application should include the corpora-
tion's name, identification number, address,
and the taxable year to which the deposits
relate.
H. Accounting methods. — Taxable income
must be computed in accordance with the
method of accounting regularly used In main-
taining the corporation's books and records.
In all cases the method adopted should clearly
reflect taxable income. (See section 446.)
Except in those cases where the law specifi-
cally permits it, a taxpayer may not change the
method of accounting upon the basis of which
it has reported its income in prior years (for
its income as a whole or with respect to any
separate trade or business) without first se-
curing consent on Form 3115, Application for
Change in Accounting Method.
Rounding off to whole-dollar amounts. —
The money items on your return and accom-
panying schedules required by such return may
be shown as whole-dollar amounts. This means
that you eliminate any amount less than 50
cents, and increase any amount from 50 cents
through 99 cents to the next higher dollar.
I. Certain information returns which may be
required. —
Forms 1096 and 1099. — Information re-
turns to be filed concerning certain dividends,
earnings, interest, rents, royalties, annuities,
pensions, foreign items; and prizes, awards,
and commissions to nonemployees.
The term "dividend" does not include any
amount which is treated under section 1373
U.S. Small Business
Corporation Income
Tax Return
(References are to the Internal Rei/enue Code)
A. Corporations required to file Form
1120-S. — Every small business corporation
(as defined in section 1371(a)) which has
filed a proper and timely election under section
1372(a) not to be subject to the income tax
imposed by chapter 1 (other than by section
1378) must file Form 1120-S. See Form 2553.
B. Consents of shareholders. — Consents of
all shareholders are required to be attached
to the election form notifying the District Di-
rector of the election. However, where the elec-
tion was made before the first day of the tax-
able year, the consents of persons who became
shareholders after the date of election and on
or before such first day must be filed with the
District Director with whom the election was
filed as soon as practicable after such first
day and in no event later than the last day
prescribed for making the election. Copies of
such latter consents must be attached to the
Form 1120-S at the time the return is filed.
New shareholders (any person who was not
a shareholder on the first day of the first tax-
able year for which the election is effective, or
on the day on which the election is made,
whichever is later) must consent to the elec-
tion and such statement of consent must be
filed with the District Director with whom the
election was filed within a period of 30 days
after they become shareholders or the election
is automatically terminated. Copies of such
consents must also be attached to the return.
C. Termination. — The election by the cor-
poration is automatically terminated: (1) by
the failure of a new shareholder to consent to
such election as explained in B above; (2)
where it ceases to be a small business cor-
poration as defined in section 1371(a); (3)
where it derives more than 80 percent of its
gross receipts from sources outside the U.S.;
or (4) where it has gross receipts more than
20 percent of which is passive investment in-
come, except during the first 2 taxable years
of active conduct of any trade or business if
passive investment income is less than $3,000
(section 1372(e)(5)). Such termination is
effective for the taxable year in which any one
of the foregoing occurs and for all succeeding
taxable years of the corporation.
The election may be revoked for any taxable
year after the first taxable year for which the
election is effective. An election to revoke may
be made only if all persons who are share-
holders on the day on which the revocation is
made consent to the revocation. The revoca-
tion Is effective (1) for the taxable year In
which made, if made before the close of the
first month of the taxable year, or (2) for the
taxable year following the taxable year in
which made, if made after the close of the
first month; and for all succeeding taxable
years. The revocation is to be made in the
manner prescribed by regulations.
Where the smail business corporation has
elected under section 1372(a) and the election
has been terminated or revoked, the corpora-
tion is not eligible to again elect under 1372
(a) for 5 years unless the Secretary or his
delegate consents to such an election.
D. Period to be covered by return. — The
return shall be filed for the calendar year 1967
(relating to undistributed taxable income of
electing small business corporations) as an
amount distributed as a dividend.
Forms 966 and J099-L. — Information re-
turns regarding dissolution or liquidation, and
distributions in liquidation.
J. Stock ownership in foreign corpora-
tions.— If you owned 5 percent or more in
value of the outstanding stock of a foreign
personal holding company, attach statement
required by section 551(d).
If you control a foreign corporation or were
a 10 percent or more shareholder of a con-
trolled foreign corporation, you may be re-
quired to file forms 2952 and 3646.
K. Balance sheets. — The balance sheets,
Schedule L, should agree with the books of
account or any differences should be recon-
ciled. All corporations reporting to the Inter-
state Commerce Commission or to any na-
tional, State, municipal, or other public officer,
may submit, in lieu of Schedule L, copies of
their balance sheets prescribed by such au-
thorities as of the beginning and end of the
taxable year.
Certificates of deposit should be included
as cash on line 1 of the balance sheet.
Line 11, Schedule L, should show land less
any accumulated amortization of the land as
an emergency facility under the authority of
section 168.
L. Net operating loss and other deduc-
tions.— The deduction for net operating losses
provided by section 172 and the Special De-
ductions provided in Part VIII (except section
248) of subchapter B, shall not be allowed
to an electing small business corporation.
(Section 1373(d).)
M. Attachments. — Attachments may be
used in the preparation of your return if the
lines on the form schedules are not sufficient
for your needs. The attachment must contain
all required information, follow the format of
the official schedules, and must be attached to
the return in the same sequence as the sched-
ules appear on the official form. If an attach-
ment is used in place of a schedule having a
summary line on page 1 of the form, the total
need not be entered on the schedule, but must
be entered on page 1.
N. Signature. — The return must be signed
either by the president, vice president, treas-
urer, assistant treasurer, chief accounting of-
ficer, or by any other corporate officer (such as
tax officer) who is authorized to sign. A re-
ceiver, trustee, or assignee must sign any re-
turn which he is required to file on behalf of a
corporation.
Specific Instructions
(Numbered to correspond with line
numbers on page 1 of return)
1, Gross receipts. — Enter gross receipts or
sales from all business operations except those
required to be reported on lines 4 through 9.
Installment sales. — If you use the install-
ment method of reporting, enter on line 1 the
gross profit on collections from installment
sales and carry the same amount to line 3.
Attach a schedule showing for the current and
3 preceding years: (a) Gross sates, (b) cost of
goods sold, (c) gross profits, (d) percentage of
gross profits to gross sales, (e) amount col-
lected, and (f) gross profit on amount
collected.
2. Cost of goods sold. — If the production,
manufacture, purchase, or sale of merchandise
is an income-determining factor in the trade
or business, inventories of merchandise on
hand should be taken at the beginning and end
of the taxable year, and may be valued at cost,
lower of cost or market, or by any other per-
missible method.
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An inventory method once properly adopted
is controlling until piarmtssion to change is
obtained from the Commissioner. Application
for permission to change an inventory method
must be made on Form 3115 within 90 days
after the beginning of the taxable year in
which it is desired to make the change. In case
the inventories reported do not agree with the
balance sheet, attach a statement explaining
the difference.
A corporation electing to use the last-in,
first-out method of valuing inventory provided
in section 472 must file Form 970 with the
return for the first year of the election. There-
after, attach separate schedule showing (1)
a summary of all inventories, and (2) with
respect to any inventories computed under
section 472, the computation of the quantities
and cost by acquisition levels.
5. Interest on U.S. obligations. — Enter
interest on obligations of the United States
and U.S. instrumentalities.
Non/nterest-bear/ng ob//gat/ons issued at a
discount. — Taxpayers on the cash basis may
elect, as to all noninterest-bearing obligations
issued at a discount and redeemable for fixed
amounts increasing at stated intervals (for
example, United States Savings Bonds), to
include the increase in redemption price ap-
plicable to the current year. For the, year of
election the total increase In redemption price
of such obligations occurring between the date
of acquisition and the end of the year must be
included. Attach statement listing obligations
owned and computation of the increase. (Sec-
tion 454.)
6. Other interest. — Enter interest on loans,
notes, mortgages, bonds, bank deposits, cor-
porate bonds, etc. See section -171 for amor-
ttzable bond premiums.
7. Rents. — Enter the gross amount received
for the rent of property. Any expenses, includ-
ing repairs, interest, taxes, and depreciation
should be Included in the proper lines for
deductions.
9. Gains and tosses from sales or ex-
changes of capital assets and other prop-
erty.— See separate Schedule D and Instruc-
tions.
If tine 9(b) exceeds $25,000, see the re-
quirements under instructions for Schedule
J — Tax Computation.
10. Other income. — Enter the total amount
of other income not reported elsewhere in the
return and attach a schedule showing details
if spaces provided are not sufficient. Include
recoveries of bad debts deducted in prior years
under the specific charge-off method.
12. Compensation of officers. — Expense
account allowance (column 6) means: (1)
amounts, other than compensation, received
as advances or reimbursements, and (2)
amounts paid by or for the corporation, for
expenses incurred by or on behalf of an officer
including all amounts charged through any
type of credit card.
Column 6 of Schedule E is to be completed
for your 25 highest paid officers. To determine
the highest paid, alt allowances (including ex-
pense account) must be added to each offi-
cer's compensation. It need not be completed
for any officer where the combined amount is
less than $10,000. An officer Is one who is
elected or appointed to office, or designated
as such in the charter or bylaws such as
regular officer, chairman of the board, etc.
14. Repairs. — Enter the cost of incidental
repairs, including labor, supplies, and other
items, which do not add to the value or appre-
ciably prolong the life of the property.
15. Bad debts. — Bad debts may be treated
in either of two ways — (1) as a deduction for
debts which become worthless in whole or in
part, or (2) as a deduction for a reasonable
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addition to a reserve for bad debts. (Section
166.)
Application for permission to change the
method of computing bad debts must be made
on Form 3115 within 90 days after the begin-
ning of the taxable year for which it is desired
to make the change.
17. Taxes. — Enter taxes paid or accrued
during the taxable year and attach a schedule
showing the type and amount of tax.
18. Interest. — Enter interest paid or ac-
crued on business indebtedness. Do not In-
clude interest on indebtedness incurred or
continued to purchase or carry obligations, the
interest on which is wholly exempt from in-
come tax. (Section 265.)
See section 267 for limitation on deductions
for unpaid expenses and interest in the case of
transactions between related taxpayers.
19. Contributions. — Enter contributions or
gifts actually paid within the taxable year to
or for the use of organizations and govern-
mental bodies as set forth in section 170(c).
The amount claimed shall not exceed 5 percent
of taxable income computed without regard
to this deduction. Do not deduct as a business
expense charitable contributions which are
unallowable because they exceed the 5-percent
limitation.
Corporations on the accrual basis may elect
to deduct contributions paid on or before the
15th day of the 3d month following the close
of the taxable year if the contributions are
authorized by the board of directors during the
taxable year. A declaration, signed by an
officer, must be attached to the return stating
that the resolution authorizing the contribution
was adopted by the board of directors.
Contributions in excess of the amount de-
ductible may be carried over and deducted in
the five succeeding taxable years.
Attach a schedule showing the name of
each organization and the amount paid. If a
contribution is made in property other than
money, state the kind of property contributed
and the method used in determining its fair
market value. If a contribution carryover is in-
cluded, show the amount and how the carry-
over was determined.
Special rule for contributions of certain
property. — The amount of a contribution of
property must be reduced by any gain that
would have resulted from application of sec-
tion 617(dMl). 1245(a), or 1250(a) if the
property were sold at its fair market value.
20. Casualty or theft losses. — Enter losses
sustained during the taxable year, arising
from fire, storm, shipwreck, or other casualty.
To determine the amount deductible, see sec-
tion 165(b) and the regulations thereunder.
Theft losses are deductible only in the year in
which discovered.
21. Amortization. — If a deduction is
claimed for amortization, attach a detailed
statement. The law makes special provisions
for amortization of the following kinds of ex-
penditures:
(a) Research and experimental expendi-
tures— Section 174; (b) Exploration expendi-
tures— Section 615; (c) Development expendi-
tures — Section 616; (d) Organizational
expenses — Section 248; and (e) Trademark
and trade name expenditures — Section 177.
22. Depreciation. — If a deduction is
claimed for depreciation of property, leasehold
improvements, patents, or copyrights, fill in
Schedule G.
Salvage value must be taken into account
in determining the depreciation deduction (ex-
cept under the declining balance method)
either by a reduction of the amount subject to
depreciation, or by a reduction in the rate of
depreciation. Generally, an asset (or an ac-
count) may not be depreciated below a rea-
sonabh salvage value. In computing the basis
on which depreciation may be taken for per-
sonal property (other than livestock) acquired
after October 16, 1962, with a useful life of 3
years or more, salvage value need not be taken
in.o account if it does not exceed 10 percent
of the cost or other basis of the property. If
salvage value exceeds 10 percent, only the
excess need be taken into account.
Alternative depreciation guidelines and
rules. — Revenue Procedure 62-21, supple-
mented by Revenue Procedure 65-13, sets
forth alternative standards and procedures
for determining depreciation. Taxpayers who
wish to use these provisions must use them
for all assets in a particular guideline class.
Depreciation methods. — Depreciation may
be computed using the methods set forth in
section 167(b). Property may be depreciated
under (1) the straight line method, and (2)
the declining balance method at a rate not to
exceed one and one-half times the applicable
straight line rate.
New tangible property with a useful life of 3
years or more may also be depreciated under
(1) the double declining balance method, (2)
the sum of the years-digits method, and (3)
any other method which does not result in ac-
cumulated allowances at the end of any year
(during the first two-thirds useful life of the
property) greater than the total which could
have been deducted if the double declining
balance method had been used.
Real property — Suspension period prop-
erty.— The methods described in the preceding
paragraph do not apply in the case of real
property (other than real property which
would be eligible for the investment credit if it
were not suspension period property) if the
physical construction, reconstruction, or erec-
tion of such property by any person, (a) begins
during the suspension period, or (b) begins,
pursuant to an order placed during such period,
before May 24, 1967. This applies only to that
portion of the basis which is attributable to con-
struction, reconstruction, or erection before
f^ay 24, 1967. The suspension period is the
period beginning on October 10, 1966, and
ending on March 9, 1967. Such methods may,
however, be used for (1) any item of real prop-
erty selected by the taxpayer if the cost of such
item, when added to the aggregate cost of all
other items of real property selected by the
taxpayer for the entire suspension period does
not exceed $50,000, and (2) to some extent,
property which was built pursuant to binding
contracts and economic commitments in exist-
ence on and after October 9, 1966.
Real property affected by the suspension
period may be depreciated under the same
methods available for used property which
may Include the 150 percent declining balance
method.
Additional first-year depreciation allow-
ance.— Corporations may elect to write off 20
percent of the cost (before adjustment for
salvage value) of tangible personal property
with a useful life of 6 years or more, but only
to the extent of an aggregate cost of $10,000,
for the first taxable year for which a deduc-
tion is allowable under section 167. See sec-
tion 179 and the regulations thereunder. Total
additional first-year depreciation must be
shown on line 1 of the depreciation schedule.
If a taxpayer elects to claim the additional
first-year allowance under section 179, the
basis of the property must be reduced by the
amount of the deduction and salvage value
when computing ordinary depreciation.
23. Depletion. — If a deduction is claimed
for depletion. Form M (mines and other na-
tural deposits). Form O (oil and gas), or Form
T (timber), should be submitted with your
return.
25. (b) Other employee benefit plans. —
Enter deductions for contributions to employee
benefit plans (other than those claimed on
line 25(a)), such as insurance, health, or wel-
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fare plans. Submit with the return a schedule
for each plan showing: (1) the nature of bene-
fits, i.e., group-term life insurance, group
permanent life insurance, noninsured death
benefit hospitalization, surgical, medical,
sickness,, accident, major medical expense,
unemployment benefit, or other welfare bene-
fits; (2) method of financing, i.e., insured,
industry or areawide fund, self-insured fund,
or direct benefit payments; (3) the amount of
deductions; (4) the amount of employee con-
tributions; (5) the number of employees cov-
ered; and (6) if a self-insured plan, the amount
of benefits paid during the taxable year. Also
show the number of employees employed by
the corporation.
26. Other deductions. — Enter any other
authorized deductions for which no space is
provided on the return and attach a schedule.
No deduction is allowable for any amount
allocable to a class of exempt income other
than exempt interest income. A taxpayer re-
ceiving any such exempt income or holding
any property or engaging in any activity the
income from which is exempt shall submit with
its return a statement showing (1) the amount
of each class of exempt income, and (2) the
amount of expense items allocated to each
such class (the amount allocated by apportion-
ment being shown separately).
30. Credits. — Section 39 provides a credit
for Federal excise tax on: (1) gasoline used
(a) on a farm for farming purposes, (b) other
than as fuel in a highway vehicle, and (c) in
vehicles while engaged in furnishing certain
public passenger land transportation service;
and (2) lubricating oil used other than in a
highway motor vehicle.
Enter the credit for U.S. tax on such gaso-
line and lubricating oil on line 30(b) and
attach Form 4136. To obtain this credit your
return must be timely filed (including any
extensions). If there is no tax due on line 29,
the entire credit will be refunded to the cor-
poration.
SCHEDULE J — ^Tax Computation
Section 1378 imposes a tax on certain
capital gains of an electing small business
corporation. This tax does not apply to sales or
exchanges occurring before February 24,
1966. By answering the following questions,
you can determine if you are liable for the tax.
If net long-term capital gain reduced by any
net short-term capital loss, line 9(b), page 1,
exceeds $25,000 and you are not liable for
the tax, attach an explanation as to the reason
this tax does not apply. (This page may be
used for purposes of the attached explana-
tion.)
If the answers to the following questions A,
B, and C or questions A, B, and D are "Yes,"
the tax on certain capital gains imposed by
section 1378 is applicable and you must com-
plete Schedule J — Tax Computation on page
2. If answers to questions are other than
previously stated, you are not liable for the
tax.
A. Does taxable income, line 28, page 1, ex-
ceed $25,000? Yes D No □
B. Does net long-term capital gain reduced by
any net short-term capital loss, line 9(b),
page 1, exceed $25,000, and exceed 50
percent of taxable income, line 28. page
1? Yes G No G
C. Have you been other than an 1120-S cor-
poration at any time during the three im-
mediately preceding taxable years or since
existence if less than 4 years?
Yes G No Q
D. If answer to Question C is "No," does any
long-term capital gain (line 9, Schedule D)
represent gain from: Yes G No G
1. Property acquired during the taxable
year or within 36 months preceding
the taxable year;
2. Property acquired, directly or indi-
rectly, from a corporation which was
not an 1120-S corporation during
the taxable year or within 36 months
preceding the taxable year up to the
time of the acquisition; and
3. Property having a substituted basis
to you?
If the answer to Question D is "Yes," and
the tax is applicable, compute 25 percent of
the excess of the net long-term capital gain
over the net short-term capital loss attribut-
able to property described in Question D. If
this amount is less than the tax on line 2 or
line 6, Schedule J, attach this computation to
the return and enter this amount on line 7 and
note to the left of the amount. "Sub. Basis."
(Section 1378(c)(3).)
If a corporation Is a component member of
a controlled group of corporations, see sec-
tions 1561—1562 and the regulations there-
under to determine the surtax exemption and
tax computation.
SCHEDULE K — Shareholder's Share of
Income
The Schedule of Distribution and Income
should show complete information with re-
spect to all the persons who were shareholders
of the corporation during any portion of the
taxable year. Under the tax treatment pro-
vided by Subchapter S, shareholders generally
are taxable upon their distributive shares of
the current taxable income of t-he corporation,
whether or not actually distributed. Since each
shareholder is required to include his share
in his individual return, he should be furnished
the information applicable to him.
Column 2. — If the number of shares owned
by a shareholder changed during the year,
show separately the number of shares held for
each period.
Co/umn 6. — A shareholder's portion of the
undistributed taxable income is the amount
which he would have received as a dividend
if such income had been distributed pro rata
to the shareholders on the last day of the
corporation's taxable year. A dividend distribu-
tion of property other than money may cause
line 3 to exceed the total of column 6.
In the case of a net operating loss for the
taxable year, enter in this column for each
shareholder who was a shareholder at any
time during the corporation's taxable year his
pro rata share of the loss. For treatment of,
determination of, and limitation on a share-
holder's pro rata share of such loss, see sec-
tion 1374 and the regulations thereunder.
Column 7. — Enter for each shareholder his
net pro rata share of the corporation's excess
of net long-term capital gain over net short-
term capital loss (line 9b, page 1) reduced by
any capital gains tax (line 29, page 1). Each
shareholder is entitled to treat as long-term
capital gain a portion of the sum of the divi-
dends he received plus his share of the
constructive dividends derived from the undis-
tributed taxable income. A shareholder's por-
tion Is determined by applying to such excess
the same ratio that the amount of his divi-
dends (actual or constructive), which are out
of earnings and profits of the current year,
bears to the total dividends (actual or con-
structive) includible by all shareholders from
the same source. In making the aUocation,
the excess of net long-term capital gain over
short-term capital loss cannot exceed taxable
income (line 28, page 1). The amount entered
here should be reported on Schedule D of his
individual income tax return as a long-term
capital gain from an "electing small business
corporation."
Co/umn 8. — Of the amounts includible in
the gross Income of a shareholder as dividends
from an electing small business corporation,
only those which are not considered to be out
of the earnings and profits of the taxable year
are entitled to the dividends-received exclu-
sion. For purposes of this rule the ear/iings
and profits of the taxable year are deemed
not to exceed the taxable Income for the year.
The dividends entitled to the exclusion would
include, for example, dividends paid out of
accumulated earnings and profits and from
interest on tax-exempt securities. The amounts
shown in this column should be entered by the
shareholders in Part H, page 2, of their indi-
vidual income tax returns. Forms 1040.
Co/umn 9. — Enter for each shareholder the
sum of the dividends actually distributed
(column 5) and the constructive dividends
derived from undistributed taxable income
(column 6), less the sum of the amount
treated as long-term capital gain (column 7)
and the amount of dividends entitled to the
dividends-received exclusion (column 8). The
amounts shown in this column should be en-
tered by the shareholders as ordinary income
on line 2. Part III, Schedule B, of their indi-
vidual income tax returns, Forms 1040.
Co/umn 10. — Enter for each shareholder
the date and the amount of each distribution
of money and property not out of earnings
and profits. For taxable years after the first
taxable year to which the election applies, in-
clude any distribution of accumulated undis-
tributed taxable income. See section 1375(d).
Distributions of money made within 2
months and 15 days after the close of the
taxable year shall be treated as nondividend
distributions of such year's undistributed tax-
able income to the extent they do not exceed
the shareholder's share of undistributed tax-
able income for such year (section 1375(f)).
Investment credit. — The corporation shall
attach to its return a statement showing the
allocation of investment (including the invest-
ment in suspension period property) to the
shareholders by type of property (new or used),
life years, and the cost or basis of the prop-
erty. For additional Information and limita-
tions, see instructions for Fprm 3468.
Shareholders are allowed a tax credit on
their individual returns for their allocated por-
tion of the investment in certain depreciable
property by the small business corporation
and must attach a Form 3468 to their indi-
vidual returns.
Tax Guide for Small Business (Publication No. 334) contains answers to most questions which arise if you start, operate, or dispose
of a business. Explanations and examples are provided to illustrate the application of Federal income, excise, social security, and with-
holding taxes to sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. This booklet may be obtained from the Superintendent of
Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, or from your District Director, for 50 cents.
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1120
U.S. Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Check if a —
A Sole proprietorship □ or
partnership D electing under
section 1361 to be taxed as a
corporation.
B Consolidated return. G
C Personal Holding Co. D-
D Business Code No. (see inslf.)
U.S. Corporation Income Tax Return
For calendar year 1967 or other taxable year beginning
...., 1967, ending < 19-
(PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT)
Number and street
City or town. State, and ZIP code
E Employer IdentillcsUon No.
F County In which located.
G Enter total assets from line
14, column (D). Schedule L
(See instruction R)
IMPORTANT — All applicable lines and schedules must be filled in.
Gross receipts or gross sales Less: Returns and allowances
If the lines on the schedules are not sufficient, see instruction N.
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2 Less: Cost of goods sold (Schedule A) and/or operations (attach schedule)
3 Gross profit . . .
4 Dividends (Schedule C)
5 Interest on obligations of the United States and U.S. instrumentalities
6 Other interest
7 Gross rents
8 Gross royalties
9 Net gains (losses) — (separate Schedule D)
10 Other income (attach schedule)
11 TOTAL incomi
-Add lines 3 through 10
mitation) .
12 Compensation of officers (Schedule E) . . . .
13 Salaries and wages (not deducted elsewhere) . .
14 Repairs (do not include capital expenditures) . .
15 Bad debts (Schedule F if reserve method is used) .
16 Rents
17 Taxes (attach schedule)
18 Interest
19 Contributions (attach schedule — see instructions for lii
20 Casualty or theft losses (attach schedule) . . .
21 Amortization (attach schedule)
22 Depreciation (Schedule G)
23 Depletion (attach schedule)
24 Advertising
25 (a) Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus, annuity plans
(b) Other employee benefit plans (see instructions)
26 Other deductions (attach schedule)
27 TOTAL deductions on lines 12 through 26 .
28 Taxable income before net operating loss deduction and special deductions (line 11 less line 27)
29 Less: (a) Net operating loss deduction (see instructions — attach schedule)
(b) Special deductions (Schedule I)
30 Taxable income (line 28 less line 29) ; ■. : :.
(atta
ch Form
2950)
31 TOTAL income tax (Schedule J)
32 Credits: (a) Tax deposited— Form 7004 application for extension (attach copy) . .
(b) 1967 estimated tax payments (include 1966 overpayment allowed as a credit)
(c) Credit from regulated investment companies (attach Form 2439) . .
(d) Credrt for U.S. tax on nonhighway gas and lube oil (attach Form 4136)
33 If tax (line 31) is larger than credits (line 32), the balance is TAX DUE. See instr. G for Tax Deposit System
34 If tax (line 31) is less than credits (line 32) Enter the OVERPAYMENT here
35 Enter amount of line 34 you want: Credited to 1968 estimated tax
Refunded
Under oenalties of perjury. I declare that I have examined this return, including accompanying schedules and statements, and to the best of my
riedge and belief it is true, correct, and complete. If prepared by a person other than taxpayer, his declaration is based on all mformation of
knowledge and
which he has any knowledge.
CORPORATE
SEAL
Signature of officer
Individual or firm signature of preparer
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Schedule A — COST OF GOODS SOLD (See instruction 2)
Schedule C — DIVIDENDS (See instruction 4)
1 Inventory at beginning of year
2 Merchandise bought for manufacture or sale .
3 Salaries and wages
4 Other costs (attach schedule)
5 Total
6 Less Inventory at end of year
7 Cost of goods sold — Enter on line 2, page 1
Method of inventory valuation
1 Domestic corporations subject to 85% deduction .
2 Certain preferred stock of public utilities . . .
3 Foreign corporations subject to 85% deduction .
4 Dividends from wholly owned-foreign subsidiaries
subject to 100% deduction (section 245(b)) . .
5 Other dividends from foreign corporations . . .
6 Income from controlled foreign corporations (at-
tach Form 3646)
7 Foreign dividend gross-up (section 78) . . . .
8 Qualifying dividends from affiliated groups
(section 243(b))
9 Other
10 Total — Enter here and on line 4, page 1 . . .
Schedule E — COMPENSATION OF OFFICERS (See instruction 12)
1. Name, address, and social security number of officer
2. Title
3. Time
devoted to
business
Percent of corporation
stock owned
6. Amount of
compensation
7. Expense account
4. Common
5. Preferred
Total compensation of officers — Enter here and on line 12, page 1
jM
Schedule F— BAD DEBTS— RESERVE METHOD (See instruction 15)
2. Trade notes and accounts re-
ceivable outstanding at end of year
3. Sales on account
Amount added to reserve
6. Amount charged
against reserve
7. Reserve for bad debts
at end of year
1. Year
4. Current year's
provision
5. Recoveries
1962.
1963
1964
1965
1967.
Schedule G — DEPRECIATION (See instructions for Schedule G)
Taxpayers using Revenue Procedures 62-21 and 65-13: IWake no entry in column 2, enter the cost
column 3, and enter the accumulated depreciation at end of yea
or other basis of assets held at end of year in
r in column 4.
I. Group and guideline class
or description of property
2. Date
acquired
3. Cost or
other basis
4. Depreciation
allowed or allowable
in prior years
5. Method of
computmg
depreciation
6. Life Of
rate
7. Depreciation for
this year
Buildings
Transportation equipment ....
Machinery and other equipment . .
2 Totals
4 Balance — Enter here and on line 22, pa
ge 1
Schedule H— SUMMARY OF DEPRECIATION
straight line
Declining balance
Sum of the
years-digits
Units of
production
Additional first-year
(section 179)
Oilier (specify)
Total
1 Under Rev. Procs.
62-21 ind 65-13
i^SS!
^^ASV«<s\W»i^v^^^
2 Other . . .
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Form 1120 (1967)
Pag« 3
Schedule I— SPECIAL DEDUCTIONS
1 (a) 85 percent of line 1, Schedule C
(b) 60.208 percent of line 2, Schedule C
(c) 85 percent of line 3, Schedule C . . .
(d) 100 percent of line 4, Schedule C
2 Total— Not to exceed 85 percent of (line 28, page 1, less the sum of lines 3 and 5 of this schedule). The 85-per-
cent limitation does not apply to a year in which a net operating loss occurs
3 100 percent of line 8, Schedule C
4 Dividends paid on certain preferred stock of public utilities (see instructions in case of net operating loss) . . . .
5 Western Hemisphere trade corporations (not allowable in year of net operating loss)
6 Total special deductions — Add lines 2 through 5.
Enter here and on line 29(b), page 1
Schedule J— TAX COMPUTATION
1 Taxable income (line 30, page 1)
2 Surtax exemption (line 1, $25,000, or amount apportioned under section 1561, whichever is lesser)
3 Line 1 less line 2
4 (a) 22 percent of line 1
(b) 26 percent of line 3
(c) If multiple surtax exemption is elected under section 1562, enter 6 percent of line 2
5 Income tax (line 4, or line 26 of separate Schedule D, whichever is lesser) . . .
6 Foreign tax credit (attach Form 1118)
7 Line 5 less line 6
8 Investment credit (attach Form 3468)
9 Line 7 less line 8
10 Personal holding company tax (attach Schedule 1120 PH)
11 Tax from recomputing prior year investment credit (attach cornputation)
12 Total tax — Add lines 9. 10. and 11.
Enter here and on line 31, page 1 .
H Date incorporated
(1) Did the corporation at the end of the taxable year own directly
or indirectly 50 percent or more of the voting stock of a
domestic corporation? Yes □ No □
(2) Did any corporation, individual, partnership, trust, or asso-
ciation at the end of the taxable year own directly or
indirectly 50 percent or more of the corporation's voting
stock?. Yes D No D
(For rules of attribution, see section 267(c).)
If the answer to (1) or (2) is "Yes," attach a schedule
showing:
(a) name, address, and identifying number; and
(b) percentage owned.
If the answer to (1) above is "Yes," include the taxable
income (or loss) from line 30, page 1, Form 1120 of such
corporation for the taxable year ending with or within
your taxable year.
Did you have any contracts or subcontracts subject to the
Renegotiation Act of 1951? Yes Q No n
If "Yes," enter the aggregate gross dollar amount billed during
the year
Amount of taxable income (or loss) from line 30, page 1, Form 1120
for: 1964 1965 1966
Did you claim a deduction for expenses connected with:
(1) A hunting lodge □, working ranch or farm □, fishing
camp □, resort property □, pleasure boat or yacht □, or other
similar facility n? (Other than where the operation of the facility
was the principal business.) Yes □ No □
(2) The leasing, renting, or ownership of a hotel room or
suite □, apartment □, or other dwelling □, which was used by
customers or employees or members of their families? (Other than
use by employees while in business travel status.) Yes □ No □
(3) The attendance of your employees' families at conven-
tions or business meetings? Yes □ No □
(4) Vacations for employees or members of their families?
(Other than amount reported on Form W-2.) Yes □ No Q
Refer to page 7 of instructions and state the:
Principal business activity
Principal product or service
N Were you a member of a controlled group subject to the pro-
visions of section 1561 Yes Q No Q. <»■ section 1562?
Yes n No D
If "Yes," check type of relationship:
(1) parent-subsidiary □
(2) brother-sister □
(3) combination of (1) and (2) Q (see section 1563)
O Were you liable for filing Forms 1096 and 1099 or 1087 for the
calendar year 1967? Yes Q No Q
If "Yes," where were they filed?
Was there any substantial change in the manner of determining
auantities costs, or valuations between opening and closmg
rnventory? Yes D No D
If "Yes," attach explanation.
Did you pay dividends during the taxable year which you considered
to be partially or wholly nontaxable to shareholders? Yes Q No Q-
(See sections 301 and 316.) If this is a consolidated return, answer
here for parent corporation and on Form 851, 'Affiliations Schedule,'
for each subsidiary.
Were you a U.S. shareholder of any controlled foreign corpora-
tion? Yes D No D- <See sections 951 aiTd 957.) If "Yes,"
attach Form 3646 for each such corporation.
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Form 1120 (1967)
Schedule L— BALANCE SHEETS
Page 4
ASSETS
1 Cash
2 Trade notes and accounts receivable . .
(a) Less allowance for bad idebts . . .
3 Inventories
4 Gov't obligations: (a) U.S. and instrumentalities
(b) State, subdivisions thereof, etc.
5 Other current assets (attach schedule) .
6 Loans to stockholders
7 Mortgage and real estate loans . .
8 Other investments (attach schedule)
9 Buildings and other fixed depreciable assets
(a) Less accumulated depreciation .
10 Depletable assets
(a) Less accumulated depletion . .
11 Land (net of any amortization) . .
12 Intangible assets (amortizable only)
(a) Less accumulated amortization
13 Other assets (attach schedule) . .
14 Total assets . . ^ . .
LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL
15 Accounts payable
16 Mtges., notes, bonds payable in less than 1 yr.
17 Other current liabilities (attach schedule)
18 Loans from stockholders
19 Mtges., notes, bonds payable in 1 yr. or more
20 Other liabilities (attach schedule) . . .
21 Capital stock: (a) Preferred stock . . .
(b) Common stock
22 Paid-in or capital surplus (attach reconciliation)
23 Retained eamings — Appropriated (attach sch.)
24 Retained eamings — Unappropriated . .
25 Less cost of treasury stock
26 Total liabilities and capital . . .
Beginning of taxable year
(A) Amount
(B) Total
End ot taxable year
(C) Amount
(D)ToUI
Schedule M-1— RECONCILIATION OF INCOME PER BOOKS WITH INCOME PER RETURN
1 Net income per books
2 Federal income tax
3 Excess of capital losses over capital gains .
4 Taxable income not recorded on books this
year (itemize)
5 Expenses recorded on books this year not
deducted in this return (itemize)
(a) Depreciation . . $
(b) Depletion . . . $
Total of lines 1 through 5 .
7 Income recorded on books this year not
included In this return (itemize)
(a) Tax-exempt interest $
8 Deductions in this tax return not charged
against book income this year (itemize)
(a) Depreciation . $
(b) Depletion . $
9 Total of lines 7 and 8 . . . .
10 Income (line 28. page 1) — line 6 less 9 .
Schedule M-2— ANALYSIS OF UNAPPROPRIATED RETAINED EARNINGS PER BOOKS (line 24, page 4)
1 Balance at beginning of year
2 Net income per books
3 Other increases (itemize)
5 Distributions: (a) Cash
(b) Stock
(c) Property
6 Other decreases (itemize)
7 Total of lines 5 and 6 . . . .
8 Balance at end of year (line 4 less 7) . .
4 Total of lines 1, 2. and 3 . . . .
■i-'i -Ci t'rii U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1967—0-260-025
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&li 'flSlCT '"structions for Form 1120
Corporation Income Tax Return
(References are to the Internal Revenue Code.)
Some Notes About Your
U.S. Corporation Income Tax Return
Use of the Preaddressed Form and Mailing Label
To provide efficient and economical service to the public, the Internal Revenue
Service uses an automatic system to process data from millions of Federal tax
returns filed yearly. This Automatic Data Processing System requires the use of
specific information and uniformity in reporting. For instance, the name, address,
and identifying number you use on your return must appear exactly as recorded
on our Business Master File. Otherwise, there may be delays in processing your
return.
That's why we urge you to use the preaddressed tax form we mailed you, and
ask that you follow the instructions explicitly when preparing your return.
If your preaddressed form becomes unusable, remove the top part of your
address label (the adhesive used permits this) and attach it to the form you file.
If for any reason you cannot use the preaddressed label, then print your name,
address, and identifying number on the form you file, exactly as shown on the
label. You should be extremely careful not to drop or add "letters" or words which
are a part of your true name. (Ampersands (&) and hyphens (■) are considered
to be "letters.") Such additions or deletions will cause a mismatch in the Master
File. (For example: "ABC Corporation" cannot appear variously as "A-B-C
Corporation" or "AB&C Corporation.")
If the preaddressed label is incorrect, please cross out the incorrect parts and
enter the correct information.
Filling in the Form
If you have an item of income or a deduction for which a line is provided on
page 1 of the form, please enter it on that line even though you also enter it on an
attachment.
Please do not alter, substitute, or cross out the line titles printed on the form.
Where tc ?■'';
Beginning this year, corporations in certain parts of the country will be required
to mail their returns directly to a specified Internal Revenue Service Center,
instead of to a District Director's office. (See General Instruction C — Where to File.)
Method of Payment
Corporation income taxes are now to be paid under a new Federal Tax Deposit
System, instead of directly to the Internal Revenue Service. Deposits, accompanied
by a Federal Tax Deposit Form 503, must be made with a Federal Reserve Bank or
a commercial bank authorized to receive such deposits. (See General Instruction
G — Payment of Tax.)
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
A. Taxpayers required to file Form
H20.—
1. Domestic corporations, wheth-
er or not having any taxable income, un-
less exempt under section 501.
2. Real estate investment trusts
defined in section 856.
3. Regulated investment compa-
nies defined in section 851.
4. Partnerships and proprietor-
ships electing to be taxed as domestic
corporations. (See section 1361.)
5. insurance companies de-
scribed in section 831.
B. Returns required of certain orga-
nizations.—
1. Foreign corporations other
than life and mutual insurance compa-
nies filing Forms 1120-L and 1120-
M— file Form 1120-F.
2. Life insurance companies (sec-
tion 802) — Form 1120-L.
3. Mutual insurance companies
(section 821) — Form 1120-M.
4. Exempt farmers' cooperatives
(section 1381) — Form 990-C.
5. Exempt organizations with un-
related trade or business income —
Form 990-T.
6. Small business corporations
(section 1372(a)) — Form 1120-S.
C. Where to file. — Form 1120 must
be filed with the District Director for
the district in which the corporation's
principal business, office, or agency is
located EXCEPT AS PROVIDED BELOW.
If the exception applies, the return must
be filed with the Internal Revenue
Service Center specified.
CORPORATIONS IN SOUTHEAST REGION FIL-
ING IN 1968 OR LATER—
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Internal Revenue Service
Mississippi, North Carolina, Centec
South Carolina, 4800 Buford Hlghviay
Tennessee Chamblee, Ga. 30006
CORPORATIONS IN THE FOLLOWING REGIONS
FILING IN 1969 OR LATER—
MID-ATLANTIC REGION
Delaware, District of Internal Revenue Servlc«
Columbia, Marvland, Center
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, 11601 Roosevelt Boulevard
Virginia Philadelphia, Pa. 19155
CENTRAL REGION
Indiana, Kentucky, Internal Revenue Service
Michigan, Ohio, Center
West Virginia Cincinnati, Ohio 45298
SOUTHWEST REGION
Arkansas, Colorado, Internal Revenue Service
Kansas, Louisiana, Center
New Mexico, Oklahoma, 3651 Interregional Highway
Texas, Wyoming Austin, Tex. 78740
WESTERN REGION
Alaska, Arizona, California, Internal Revenue Service
Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Center
Nevada, Oregon, Utah, 1160 West 1200 South St.
Washington Ogden, Utah 84405
Note: Corporations which have a prin-
cipal place of business outside the
United States or which claim the ben-
efits of section 931 (relating to income
from sources within possessions of the
United States) or section 941 (relating
to special deduction for China Trade
Act corporations) must file with the
Director of International Operations,
Internal Revenue Service, Washington,
D.C. 20225.
D. When to file. — In general. Form
1120 must be filed on or before the
15th day of the 3d month following the
close of the taxable year. Request for
automatic extension of 3 months for fil-
ing Form 1120 must be made on Form
7004.
E. Other information returns and
forms which may be required. —
1. Forms W-2 and W-3.— State-
ment of wages, other compensation,
and tax withheld; and reconciliation of
tax withheld.
2. Forms 966 and J099-L. — In-
formation returns regarding dissolution
or liquidation, and distributions in
liquidation.
3. Forms J096 and J099. — In-
formation returns concerning certain
Instructions— Font! 1120 (1967)
364
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dividends, earnings, interest, patronage
dividends, rents, royalties, annuities,
pensions, foreign items; and prizes,
awards, and commissions to nonem-
ployees.
4. Form 1118. — Computation of
foreign tax credit.
5. Form 2950. — Statement in
support of deductions for payments to
an employees' pension, profit-sl:aring,
stock bonus trust or annuity plan and
compensation under a deferred-pay-
ment plan.
6. Forms 2952 and 3646. — Re-
turns relating to controlled foreign cor-
porations.
7. Form 3468. — Computation of
investment credit.
8. Forms 3921, 3922. arid
4067. — Information returns concern
ing exercise of certain stock options
and the transfer of stock acquired by
certain options.
9. Form 4136. — Computatibn of
credit for Federal tax on nonhighway
gasoline and lubricating oil.
10. Schedule PH (Form 1120).—
Computation of U.S. personal holding
company tax.
F. Period to be covered by return. —
Returns shall be filed for the calendar
year 1967 or fiscal year beginning in
1967 and ending in 1968. If the return
is for other than a calendar year, fill in
the taxable year space at the top of the
form. If the corporation ceases to exist
write "FINAL RETURN" at the top of
the form.
G. Payment of tax. — The balance of
tax due must be paid in full when the
return is filed or in two installments, 50
percent on or before the 15th day of
the 3d month and 50 percent on or be
fore the 15th day of the 6th month fol
lowing the close of the taxable year
Note: Corporations must deposit al
income tax payments with an author
Ized commercial bank depositary or
Federal Reserve Bank, and all payments
must be accompanied by a Form 503
(Federal Tax Deposit, Corporation In-
come Taxes). Do not remit directly to
Internal Revenue Service. Timeliness of
deposits will be determined by the date
received by the commercial bank de-
positary or Federal Reserve Bank.
A supply of Forms 503 will be mailed
to corporations on a cyclical basis de-
pending on th'e taxable year of the cor-
poration. Corporations needing Forms
503 may obtain them only by making
application to the District Director or
directoV of a service center. The appli-
cation should include the corporation's
name, identification number, address.
Page 2 Instructions — Form 1120 (1967)
and the taxable year to which the de-
posits relate.
Corporations which surrender Treas-
ury bills to Federal Reserve Banks in
payment of corporation income or esti-
mated income taxes must submit with
the securities a Form 503 on which the
face amount of the bills has been en-
tered in the space provided for the
amount of the deposit. The Federal Re-
serve Bank will acknowledge receipt of
the bills and will effect the deposit on
the date the taxes become due. Corpo-
rations should not submit with their
declarations or tax returns the receipts
for Treasury bills surrendered to Fed-
eral Reserve Banks.
H. Accounting period. — To change
your accounting period, see section
1.442-1 of the regulations and Form
1128, Application for Change in Ac-
counting Period.
I. Accounting methods. — Taxable
income, must be computed in accord-
ance with the method of accounting
regularly used in maintaining the cor-
poration's books and records. In all
cases the method adopted should clear-
ly reflect taxable income. (See section
446.) Except in those cases where the
law specifically permits, a taxpayer may
not cfiange the method of accounting
upon the basis of which it has reported
income in prior years (for income as
a whole or with respect to any separate
trade or business) without first secur-
ing consent on Form 3115, Application
for Change in Accounting Method.
Rounding off to whole-dollar
amounts. — The money items on your
return and accompanying schedules
may be shown as whole-dollar amounts
by eliminating any amount less than 50
cents and increasing any amount from
50 cents through 99 cents to the next
higher dollar.
J. Declaration of estimated tax
(Form 1120-ES). — A declaration of es-
timated tax must be filed by every cor-
poration if its income tax liability, re-
duced by any estimated credits under
sections 32, 33, 38, and 39, can rea-
sonably be expected to exceed $100,-
000. If you have an underpayment of
estimated tax and believe an additional
charge should not be asserted attach
Form 2220 to your return.
K. Consolidated returns. — The par-
ent corporation must attach Form 851,
Affiliations Schedule, to the consoli-
dated return. For the first year a con-
solidated return is filed, each subsidiary
must prepare Form 1122 in duplicate.
Supporting schedules in columnar
form must be filed for each corporation
included in the consolidated return
showing, both before and after adjust-
ments, the items of gross income and
deductions, a computation of taxable
income, balance sheets as of the begin-
ning and end of the taxable year, and a
reconciliation of retained earnings. In
addition, attach consolidated balance
sheets and a reconciliation of consoli-
dated retained earnings.
L. Stock ownership in foreign cor-
porations.— If you owned 5 percent or
more in value of the outstanding stock
of a foreign personal holding company,
attach statement required by section
551(d).
If you control a foreign corporation
or were a 10 percent or more share-
holder of a controlled foreign corpora-
tion, you may be required to file Forms
2952 and 3646.
M. Financial statements. — The bal-
ance sheets must agree with your books
and records or any differences must be
reconciled. Copies of balance sheets re-
quired by Federal, State, etc., authori-
ties may be used in place of Schedule
L. Certificates of deposit should be in-
cluded as cash on line 1 of the balance
sheet.
Copies of statements of income and
expenses required by Federal, State,
etc., authorities may be used in place
of the information required on lines 1
through 30, page 1. Railroads may sub-
stitute Form 1090. In such cases tax-
able income must be reconciled on
Schedule M-1 with the income and ex-
pense statement and entered as line
30, page 1.
N. Attachments. — Attachments may
be used if the lines on the form sched-
ules are not sufficient. They must con-
tain all the required information and
follow the format of the schedules on
the return. If an attachment is used in
place of a schedule having a summary
line on page 1, the total need not be
entered on the schedule but must be
entered on page 1.
Your name and identifying number
should be entered on all schedules and
attachments exactly as shown on your
preaddressed form.
0. Unincorporated business enter-
prise electing under section 1361 to
be taxed as a domestic corporation. —
All elections will be automatically ter-
minated on January 1, 1969, and unin-
corporated business enterprises will
not be considered as domestic corpo-
rations for any period after December
31, 1968.
P. Tax on improperly accumulated
earnings. — In order to prevent accu-
mulation of earnings and profits for the
purpose of enabling shareholders to
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avoid the tax on individuals, section
531 provides an additional tax upon
the accumulated taxable Income of cor-
porations formed or availed of for the
purpose of such tax avoidance.
Q. Signature. — The return must be
signed either by the president, vice
president, treasurer, assistant treas-
urer, chief accounting officer, or by any
other corporate officer (such as tax
officer) who is authorized to sign. A re-
ceiver, trustee, or assignee must sign
any return which he is required to file
on behalf of a corporation.
R. Total assets. — If there are no as-
sets at the end of the taxable year,
show the total assets as of the begin-
ning of the taxable year.
SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS (Numbered to correspond with the line numbers on page 1)
1. Gross receipts. — Enter gross re-
ceipts or sales from all business opera-
tions except those required to be re
ported in lines 4 through 10.
If you use the installment method
of reporting, enter on line 1 the gross
profit on collections from installment
sales and carry same amount to line 3.
Attach a schedule showing for the cur-
rent and 3 preceding years: (a) Gross
sales, (b) cost Of goods sold, (c) gross
profits, (d) percentage of gross profits
to gross sales, (e) amount collected,
and (f) gross profit on amount col-
lected.
2. Cost of goods sold. — Once an in-
ventory method is adopted it may not
be changed without permission. Appli-
cation for permission to change must
be made on Form 3115 within 90 days
after the beginning of the taxable year
in which it is desired to make the
change.
A corporation electing to use the
last-in, first-out method of valuing in-
ventory provided in section 472 must
file Form 970 with its return for the
first year of the election. Thereafter, at-
tach a schedule showing (1) a summary
of all inventories, and (2) with respect
to any inventories computed under sec-
tion 472, the computation of the quan-
tities and cost by acquisition levels.
Cost of operations (where inventories
are not an income-determ/n/ng fac-
tor).— if the amount entered on line 2
includes an amount applicable to cost
of operations, attach a schedule show-
ing (1) salaries and wages and (2)
other costs in detail.
4. Dividends. — (Numbered to corre-
spond with line numbers in Schedule
C.)
1. Enter dividends received from
domestic corporations subject to in-
come tax, and which are subject to the
85-percent deduction under section
243(a)(1).
Small business investment com-
panies enter dividends received from
domestic corporations subject to in-
come tax even though a deduction is
allowed for the entire amount of such
dividends in line 1 of Schedule I. In the
case of dividends received from a regu-
lated investment company, see section
854 for the amount subject to the 85-
percent deduction.
So called dividends or earnings re-
ceived from mutual savings banks, etc.,
are in fact interest and should not be
treated as dividends.
2. Enter dividends received on
the preferred stock of a public utility
which is subject to income tax and
which is allowed the deduction provided
in section 247 for dividends paid.
3. Enter dividends received from
foreign corporations and which qualify
for the 85-percent deduction provided
in section 245(a).
4. Enter dividends received from
wholly owned-foreign subsidiaries and
which are eligible for the 100-percent
deduction provided in section 245(b).
In general, this deduction applies to
dividends paid out of the earnings and
profits of a foreign corporation for a
taxable year during which (1) all of its
outstanding stock is owned (directly or
indirectly) by the domestic corporation
receiving such dividends and (2) all of
its gross income from all sources is
effectively connected with the conduct
of a trade or business within the United
States.
The 100-percent deduction does
not apply to any dividends if an election
under section 1562 (election of multi-
ple surtax exemptions by a controlled
group of corporations) is effective for
either (1) the taxable year of the do-
mestic corporation in which such divi-
dends are received, or (2) the taxable
year of the foreign corporation out of
the earnings and profits of which such
dividends are paid.
5. Enter foreign dividends (in-
cluding minimum distributions under
subpart F) which are not reportable on
lines 3 and 4. Distributions of amounts
constructively taxed in the current year
or in prior years under subpart F should
be excluded.
7. Include gross up attributable to
income under subpart F.
8. Enter only those dividends sub-
ject to the elective provisions of section
243(b).
9. Include dividends (other than
capital gain dividends) received from
regulated investment companies and
which are not subject to the 85-percent
deduction; dividends from corporations
not subject to tax under chapter 1 of
the Code; dividends (other than capital
gain dividends) received from a real
estate investment trust which, for the
taxable year of the trust in which the
dividend is paid, qualifies under sec-
tions 856-858; dividends not eligible
for a dividends-received deduction be-
cause of the holding period of the stock
or an obligation to make corresponding
payments with respect to similar stock;
and any other taxable dividend income
not properly reported above.
6. Other interest. — Enter interest on
loans, notes, mortgages, bonds, bank
deposits, corporate bonds, tax refunds,
etc.
The term "corporate bonds" in-
cludes bonds, debentures, notes, cer-
tificates of indebtedness or other evi-
dences of indebtedness issued by any
corporation and bearing interest, with
interest coupons or in registered form.
Do not offset interest income against
interest expense.
7. Gross rents. — Enter the gross
amount received for the rent of prop-
erty. Any expenses, including repairs,
interest, taxes, and depreciation should
be included in the proper lines for
deductions.
9. Gains and losses from sales or
exchanges of capital assets and other
property. — Every sale or exchange of
property, even though no gain or loss
is indicated, must be reported in Sched-
ule D.
If the net long-term capital gain ex-
ceeds the net short-term capital loss,
or in case of only a net long-term capi-
tal gain, a computation of the alterna-
tive tax should be made on separate
Schedule D.
10. Other income. — Include recov-
eries of bad debts deducted in prior
years under the specific charge-off
method. Refunds of taxes deducted in
prior years should be reported here and
not offset against current year's taxes.
If "other income" consists of only
one item you may identify it by show-
ing the account caption in parentheses
on line 10.
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12. Compensation of officers. —
Column 7 of Schedule E must be com-
pleted for your 25 highest paid officers.
To determine the highest paid officers,
all allowances including expense ac-
count allowances must be added to
each officer's compensation. Column 7
need not be completed for any officer
for which the combined amount is less
than $10,000.
This information is to be submitted
by each member of an affiliated group
included in the consolidated return.
For this purpose an officer is a per-
son who is elected or appointed to office
or who is designated as such in the
corporation's charter or bylaws such as
regular officer, chairman of the board,
etc.
14. Repairs. — Enter the cost of in-
cidental repairs, including labor, sup-
plies, and other items, which do not
add to the value or appreciably prolong
the life of the property.
15. Bad debts. — Bad debts may be
treated in either of two ways — (1) as a
deduction for debts which become
worthless in whole or in part, or (2) as
a deduction for a reasonable addition to
a reserve for bad debts. (Section 166).
Application for permission to change
the method of computing bad debts
must be made on Form 3115 within 90
days after the beginning of the taxable
year for which it is desired to make the
change.
17. Taxes. — Enter taxes paid or ac-
crued during the taxable year and at-
tach a schedule showing the type and
amount of tax. Do not include Federal
income, estate, inheritance, legacy, suc-
cession, or gift taxes; foreign or
United States possession income taxes
if a foreign tax credit is claimed; Fed-
eral taxes paid on bonds containing a
tax-free covenant, or taxes not im-
posed upon the taxpayer. See section
164(d) regarding apportionment of
taxes on real property between seller
and purchaser.
18. Interest. — Enter business inter-
est but do not include interest on in-
debteaness incurred or continued to
purchase or carry obligations the inter-
est on which is wholly exempt from in-
come tax. (Section 265.)
Mutual savings banks, building and
loan associations, and cooperative
banks, enter amounts paid or credited
to the accounts of depositors as divi-
dends, interest, or earnings.
See section 267 for limitation on de-
ductions for unpaid expenses and in-
terest in the case of transactions be-
tween related taxpayers.
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19. Contributions. — Enter contri-
butions or gifts actually paid within the
taxable year to or for the use of charita-
ble organizations described in section
170(c).
Corporations on the accrual basis
may elect to deduct contributions paid
on or before the 15th day of the 3d
month following the close of the tax-
able year if the contributions are au-
thorized by the board of directors dur-
ing the taxable year. A declaration,
signed by an officer, must be attached
to the return stating that the resolution
authorizing the contributions was adopt-
ed by the board of directors.
The amount claimed may not exceed
5 percent of taxable income computed
without regard to (1) this deduction,
(2) the "special deductions" in line
29(b), and (3) any net operating loss
carryback to the taxable year under
section 172.
Do not deduct as a business expense
charitable contributions which are un-
allowable because they exceed the 5-
percent limitation.
Any contributions paid during the
taxable year in excess of the amount
deductible may be carried over to the
five succeeding taxable years.
Attach a schedule showing the name
of each organization and the amount
paid. If a contribution is made in prop-
erty other than money, state the kind
of property contributed and the method
used in determining its fair market
value. If a contribution carryover is in-
cluded, show the amount and how the
carryover was determined.
Special rule for contributions of cer-
tain property.- — The amount of a con
tribution of property must be reduced
by any gain that would have resulted
from the application of section 617(d)
(1), 1245(a), or 1250(a) if the prop-
erty were sold at its fair market value.
20. Casualty or theft losses. — Enter
losses sustained during the year aris-
ing from fire, storm, shipwreck, or
other casualty. To determine the
amount deductible, see section 165(b).
Theft losses are deductible only in the
year in which discovered.
21. Amortization. — If a deduction is
claimed for amortization, attach a
schedule showing: (1) A description ol
the expenditures being amortized; (2)
date acquired, completed, or expended;
(3) amount being amortized; (4) amor-
tization deducted in prior years; (5)
amortization period (number of
months); (6) amortization for this year;
and (7) the total amount of amortiza-
tion less the amount claimed in Sched-
ule A and elsewhere on the return.
22. Depreciation. — See instructions
for Schedule G.
23. Depletion. — If a deduction is
claimed for depletion, attach Form M
(mines and other natural deposits).
Form 0 (oil and gas), or Form T (tim-
ber).
Expenditures to be deferred and de-
ducted ratably under the election pro-
vided in sections 616(b), relating to
certain expenditures in the development
of mines, and 615(b), relating to de-
ductions for mine exploration, are not
to be taken into account in determin-
ing the adjusted basis for property for
the purpose of computing a deduction
for depletion under section 611.
25(b). Other employee benefit
plans. — Enter deductions for contribu-
tions to employee benefit plans other
than those claimed on line 25(a), such
as insurance, health, or welfare plans.
Attach a schedule for each plan show-
ing: (1) nature of benefits, i.e., group-
term life insurance, group permanent
life insurance, non-insured death bene-
fit, hospitalization, surgical, medical,
sickness, accident, major medical ex-
pense, unemployment benefit, or other
welfare benefits; (2) method of financ-
ing, i.e., insured, industry or areawide
fund, self-insured fund, or direct bene-
fit payments; (3) amount of deduction;
(4) amount of employee contributions;
(5) number of employees covered; and
(6) if a self-insured plan, the amount
of benefits paid during the taxable year.
Also show the number of employees em-
ployed by the corporation.
26. Other deductions. — No deduc-
tion is allowable for any amount alloca-
ble to a class of exempt income other
than exempt interest income. Items di-
rectly attributable to wholly exempt in-
come shall be allocated thereto, and
items directly attributable to any class
of taxable income shall be allocated to
such taxable income. If an item is in-
directly attributable both to taxable in-
come and exempt income, a reasonable
proportion thereof, determined in the
light of all the facts and circumstances
in each case, shall be allocated to each.
Attach a statement showing (1) the
amount of each class of exempt income
and (2) the amount of expense items al-
located to each such class (the amount
allocated by apportionment being shown
separately).
29. (a) Net operating loss deduc-
tion.— The "net operating loss deduc-
tion" is the sum of the net operating
loss carryovers and carrybacks to the
taxable year. (Section 172(a).) Gener-
ally, a net operating loss may be carried
back 3 years and carried over 5 years.
The net operating loss must first be
Business Returns/1967 • Forms and Instructions
367
carried to the earliest of the 8 taxable
years to which it may be carried, then
to the next earliest year, etc. The por-
tion of such loss which shall be carried
to each of the other 7 taxable years
shall be the excess, if any, of the
amount of such loss over the sum of
the taxable income for each of the prior
taxable years to which such loss may be
carried. (Section 172(b).)
The term "net operating loss" means
the excess of allowable deductions over
gross income, computed with the fol-
lowing modifications under section
172(d):
(1) No net operating loss deduc-
tion is allowed.
(2) The special deduction pro-
vided in section 922 (Western Hemis-
phere trade corporations) is not allowed.
If a deduction is claimed for depre-
ciation of property, leasehold improve-
ments, patents, or copyrights, fill in
Schedule G.
Salvage value must be taken into ac-
count in determining the depreciation
deduction (except under the declining
balance method) for real property; and
for personal property to the extent it
exceeds 10 percent of the cost or other
basis of the property.
(a) Alternative depreciation guide-
lines and rules. — Revenue Procedure
62-21 (supplemented by Revenue Pro-
cedure 65-13) sets forth alternative
standards and procedures for deter-
mining depreciation. Taxpayers who
wish to use these provisions must use
them for all assets in a particular guide-
line class.
(b) Depreciation methods. — Depre-
ciation may be computed using the
methods set forth in section 167(b').
Property may be depreciated under (1)
the straight line method, and (2) the
declining balance method at a rate not
to exceed 1 Va times the applicable
straight line rate.
New tangible property with a useful
life of 3 years or more may also be de-
preciated under (1) the double declin-
(3) The special deductions in line
1 of Schedule I are computed without
regard to the 85-percent limitation pro-
vided in section 246(b). See section
1.172-2 of the regulations.
(4) The special deduction allowed
by section 247 (dividends paid on cer-
tain preferred stock of public utilities)
is computed without regard to the pro-
visions of section 247(a)(1)(B).
As stated, the net operating loss de-
duction is the sum of the carryovers
and carrybacks. However, the following
modifications must be taken into ac-
count in determining the taxable income
which must be subtracted from a net
operating loss to determine the portion
of such loss which will still be available
to carry to a subsequent year:
(a) The special deductions pro-
SCHEDULE G— DEPRECIATION
ing balance method, (2) the sum of the
years-digits method, and (3) any other
method which does not result in accu-
mulated allowances at the end of any
year (during the first two-thirds useful
life of the property) greater than the
total which could have been deducted
if the double declining balance method
had been used.
(c) Real property — Suspension peri-
od property. — The methods described
in the preceding paragraph for new
property do not apply in the case of
real property (other than real property
which would be eligible for the invest-
ment credit if it were not suspension
period property) if the physical con-
struction, reconstruction, or erection of
such property by any person, (1) begins
during the suspension period, or (2)
begins, pursuant to an order placed
during such period, before May 24,
1967. This applies only to that portion
of the basis which is attributable to
construction, reconstruction, or erec-
tion before May 24, 1967.
The suspension period is the period
beginning on October 10, 1966, and
ending on March 9, 1967. Such
methods may, however, be used for (1)
any item of real property selected by the
SCHEDULE I— SPECIAL DEDUCTIONS
vided in sections 242 (partially tax-
exempt interest) and 922 (Western
Hemisphere trade corporations) are not
allowed.
(b) The net operating loss deduc-
tion is determined without regard to the
net operating loss for the loss year or
any taxable year thereafter, and under
certain circumstances, without regard
to any portion of a net operating loss
attributable to a foreign expropriation
loss.
If you have a net operating loss
carryback and desire a "qpick refund"
of taxes, file Form 1139 within 12
months after the close of the taxable
year in which the net operating loss is
sustained. (Section 6411.)
29. (b) Special deductions. — See in-
structions for Schedule I.
taxpayer if the cost of such item, when
added to the aggregate cost of all other
items of real property selected by the
taxpayer for the entire suspension
period, does not exceed $50,000, and
(2) to some extent, property which was
built pursuant to binding contracts and
economic commitments in existence on
and after October 9, 1966.
Real property affected by the suspen-
sion period may be depreciated under
the same methods available for used
property which may include the 150-
percent declining balance method.
(d) Section 179 — Additional first-
year depreciation allowance. — For the
first year a depreciation deduction is
allowable, corporations may elect to
write off 20 percent of the cost (before
adjustment for salvage value) of tan-
gible personal property with a useful
life of 6 years or more, up to an ag-
gregate cost of $10,000.
Total additional first-year deprecia-
tion must be shown on line 1 of the
depreciation schedule.
If the additional first-year allowance
is elected, the basis of the property
must be reduced by the amount of the
deduction and salvage value when com-
puting ordinary depreciation.
(Numbered to correspond with line numbers in Schedule I)
1. A small business investment com-
pany operating under the Small Busi-
ness Investment Act of 1958 may de-
duct 100 percent of dividends received
from domestic corporations subject to
income tax. (Section 243(a)(2).)
In general, no dividends-received de-
duction will be allowed on any share of
stock (a) which is disposed of if the
corporation has held such share for 15
days or less, or (b) to the extent the
corporation is under an obligation to
make corresponding payments with re-
spect to substantially identical stock
or securities.
2. Limitation on dividends-received
deduction. — In a year in which a net
operating loss occurs, sections 172(d)
and 246(b) provide that the 85-percent
limitation on the amount of these spe-
cial deductions does not apply even
if the loss is created by the dividends-
received deduction. In the case of a
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368
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small business Investment company,
the dividends-received deduction of 100
percent included in line 2 is not subject
to the overall 85-percent limitation.
4. Deduction for dividends paid on
certain preferred stock of public utili-
ties.— Section 247 allows public utili-
ties a deduction of 29.166 percent of
the lesser of (1) dividends paid on its
preferred stock during the taxable year,
or (2) taxable income computed w/ithout
regard to this deduction. In a year in
which a net operating loss occurs, sec-
tion 172(d) provides that the deduction
shall be 29.166 percent of dividends
paid on preferred stock during the tax-
able year.
5. Deduction for Western Hemi-
sphere trade corporations. — Section
922 allows Western Hemisphere trade
corporations a deduction of 29.166
percent of taxable income computed
without regard to this deduction.
1. Surtax exemption. — The surtax
exemption is $25,000 except for certain
controlled corporations to which section
1561 applies.
Section 1561 provides that if a cor-
poration is a component member of a
controlled group of corporations (as de-
fined in section 1563) on December 31
of its taxable year, the surtax exemp-
tion shall be —
(a) $25,000 divided by the number
of component members on such De-
cember 31, or
(b) If all members consent to an ap-
portionment plan, their portion of $25,-
000 determined in accordance with the
plan. The sum of the amounts so appor-
tioned may not exceed $25,000. See
section 1561 and the regulations there-
under for time and manner of making
the consent.
If the surtax exemption is deter-
mined under (a) or (b) above, the addi-
tional 6-percent tax under section 1562
does not apply.
2. Election of multiple surtax ex-
emptions by a controlled group of cor-
porations.— Subject to the provisions
of section 1562, a controlled group of
corporations may elect, with respect to
a specified December 31, to have each
of its component members claim a sep-
arate $25,000 surtax exemption with-
out having to divide equally or apportion
SCHEDULE J— TAX COIVIPUTATION
one $25,000 surtax exemption among
all component members.
If the group elects to claim multiple
surtax exemptions, each component
member must pay an additional tax of
6 percent on its first $25,000 taxable
income.
3. Mutual savings banks conducting
life insurance business. — The tax un-
der section 594 consists of the sum
of (1) a partial tax computed on Form
1120 on the taxable income of the bank
determined without regard to income
or deductions allocable to the life insur-
ance department; and (2) a partial tax
on the taxable income computed on
Form 1120-L of the life insurance de-
partment. Enter the combined tax on
line 5 of the Form 1120 tax computa-
tion schedule. Attach Form 1120-L as
a schedule and identify as such.
4. Regulated investment compa-
nies.— For provisions relating to the
method of taxation of regulated invest-
ment companies, see sections 851
through 855.
5. Real estate investment trusts. —
For provisions relating to the method
of taxation of real estate investment
trusts, see sections 856 through 858.
6. Personal holding companies. —
Section 541 imposes a tax upon the un
distributed personal holding company
income (as defined in section 545) of
corporations classified as personal
holding companies.
A corporation is a "personal holding
company" if at least 60 percent of its
adjusted ordinary gross income for the
taxable year is personaJ holding com-
pany income and if at any time during
the last half of the taxable year more
than 50 percent in value of its out-
standing stock is owned, directly or in-
directly, by or for not more than five
individuals. (Sections 54^-547.)
7. Tax from recomputing prior year
investment credit. — If property is dis-
posed of prior to the life used in com-
puting the investment credit, the tax for
the year in which the property is so dis-
posed of must be increased by the dif-
ference between the credit taken on
such property and the credit which
would have been allowed had the actual
life been used. (Section 47.) The tax
from -recomputing a prior year invest-
ment credit may not be offset against
the current year's investment credit.
8. Change in accounting period. — If
a corporation changes its accounting
period, it must file an income tax return
for the short period (the period between
the close of the old period and the be-
ginning of the new). See section 443(b)
to compute the tax for the short period.
Tax Guide for Small Business (Publication No. 334) contains answers to most
questions which arise if you start, operate, or dispose of a business. Explanations
and examples are provided to illustrate the application of Federal income, excise,
social security, and withholding taxes to sole proprietorships, partnerships, and
corporations. This booklet may be obtained from the Superintendent of Docu-
ments, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, or from your
District Director, for 50 cents.
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Section
Historical Summary
CONTENTS
Basic tables
9.1 Proprietorships: Number of businesses, business receipts, cost of goods
sold, depreciation, and net profit, by industrial division, 1958-1967, 370
9.2 Partnerships: Number of partnerships, total receipts, business receipts,
cost of goods sold, depreciation, and net profit, by industrial division,
1958-1967, 372
9.3 Small Business Corporations: Number of returns, receipts, cost of goods
sold, depreciation, taxes, and net income, by ii.dustrial division,
1959-1967, 375
9.4 All corporation returns: Number of returns, receipts, cost of goods sold,
depreciation, taxes, and net income, by industrial division, 1958-1967, 378
This section contains statistics for proprietorships,
partnerships, and corporations for a 10-year period
(1958-1967) and for Small Business Corporations for
1959-1967. Tables 9.1-9.4 present selected income and
deduction items for each form of business organiza-
tion, classified by industrial division. These statistics
were originally published in Statistics of Income for each
year, Business Income Tax Returns or Corporation
Income Tax Returns. Changes in law affecting the com-
parability of items for any years were discussed in the
volumes for those years.
369
370
Business Returns/1967 • Historical Summary
PROPRIETORSHIPS
Table 9.1— NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, AND NET PROFIT, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION, 1958-1967
Industrial division and year
Businesses with and without net profit
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thausend
daltars)
Deductions
Cost of
goods sold
C Thousand
dollars)
Deprecia-
tion
(Thousand
dollars)
Net profit
(less
loss)
(Thousand
dollars)
Businesses with net profit .
Number of
businesses
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dallars)
Cost of
goods sold
( Thousand
Deprecia-
tion
f Thousand
dollars)
Net
profit
(Thousmd
dollars)
ALL INDUSIRIAl DIVISIONS
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
AGRICBLTUHE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
19&4
1965
1966
1967
MINING
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
MAMUFACTUHING
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962 ■ ■
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION, ELECTRIC, GA£, AND
SAHIIARY SEHVICES
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
8,799,711
9,142,359
9,089,985
9,241,755
9,182,586
9,135,954
9,192,746
9,078,466
9,086,714
9,126,082
3,489,164
3,505,090
3,480,195
3,487,190
3,444,116
3,338,081
3,238,873
3,225,266
3,172,739
3,195,602
35,413
33,691
33,036
35,549
34,987
34,438
32,147
36,378
42,696
45,677
604,910
646,316
655,155
678,456
687,187
691,613
695,333
704,627
689,842
680,460
179,967
186,901
192,634
194,325
180,805
187,398
185,311
185,843
179,649
169,505
290,225
283,553
287,661
286,672
283,955
307,103
291,888
296,621
296,361
277,807
1,880,131
2,009,785
1,944,759
1,942,804
1,888,602
1,836,746
1,863,551
1,853,913
1,812,872
1,840,621
163,398,989
176,204,711
171,257,205
170,981,413
178,420,483
181,551,305
188,737,610
199,384,594
207,446,686
211,372,116
25,913,881
27,816,099
27,369,780
27,914,902
30,200,142
30,049,957
29,532,128
32,159,830
35,485,823
35,271,425
1,286,608
1,005,283
1,501,474
1,209,179
937,483
1,048,761
985,308
943,037
1,117,131
1,323,164
13,561,916
15,719,142
14,941,971
14,487,676
15,539,360
16,344,887
17,100,609
19,308,272
19,163,506
18,334,278
6,323,870
6,726,173
6,935,367
6,599,828
6,710,267
6,369,127
6,708,523
7,266,965
7,145,493
6,472,710
3,929,658
4,044,718
4,362,621
4,100,142
4,241,309
4,969,278
4,860,538
5,526,927
5,755,221
5,538,856
85,157,755
92,389,543
87,062,497
85,639,324
88,977,310
39,775,198
93,454,166
97,190,462
99,684,065
102,629,235
n-a.
96,784,139
n-a-
^84,815,622
105,786,276
106,411,371
109,491,194
116,417,236
120,090,602
120,938,866
n-a-
5,488,802
n-a-
n.a-
17,918,750
18,150,600
17,203,300
18,593,763
20,553,384
20,291,208
238,465
286,453
245,771
185,816
202,169
203,112
213,515
9,821,151
n-a-
8,502,085
9,445,822
9,394,841
10,241,182
11,811,695
11,856,409
10,921,692
3,985,546
4,030,069
3,689,212
3,894,991
4,269,564
4,132,813
3,728,940
904,847
834,279
915,512
909,487
1,193,042
1,211,033
1,258,718
n.a-
70,212,367
n-a-
64,129,190
66,859,635
67,214,690
69,835,183
72,808,563
74,589,575
76,636,294
6,693,878
6,913,892
7,097,310
6,912,088
7,200,760
7,338,432
7,580,287
7,937,307
8,313,713
3,753,059
2,940,899
3,073,112
3,137,393
3,126,214
3,277,181
3,268,940
3,378,609
3,536,296
3,822,928
4,070,063
144,327
93,718
134,147
107,972
102,969
90,292
88,906
92,016
100,621
132,676
443,107
416,350
457,056
403,401
415,758
464,537
463,749
495,045
535,336
548,032
214,807
233,137
237,383
214,480
216,946
238,098
243,219
274,676
264,129
279,090
403,234
399,328
421,731
395,346
411,717
499,867
479,181
541,025
521,447
525,556
lj211,331
1,335,386
1,294,122
1,225,264
1,258,403
1,229,788
1,248,312
1,275,387
1,293,571
1,335,780
20,777,789
21,516,376
21,067,090
22,696,990
23,894,781
23,770,528
25,555,837
27,837,417
30,030,195
30,407,572
4,016,594
2,913,642
2,997,639
3,621,946
3,695,945
3,048,031
2,998,897
3,730,717
4,493,417
3,770,215
4,358
^4,607
^103, 044
^12,530
^63,855
^9,375
^47,105
=7,430
=76,120
=56,996
1,691,236
1,979,603
1,398,455
1,997,795
2,103,195
2,170,954
2,334,785
2,685,430
2,733,249
2,750,893
603,324
626,948
645,495
660,681
654,001
677,601
706,345
773,958
872,148
743,^21
545,104
553,519
540,130
570,078
642,210
694,347
731,110
826,392
869,302
812,199
5,281,021
5,781,379
5,454,649
5,579,784
5,836,878
5,807,435
6,293,638
6,623,844
6,389,526
7,061,582
7,155,412
7,219,608
7,107,286
7,294,133
7,245,222
7,074,465
7,067,117
7,039,112
7,036,843
6,928,587
2,621,927
2,425,996
2,392,771
2,460,607
2,404,486
2,213,676
2,133,648
2,140,211
2,115,570
2,015,555
20,991
19,207
19,019
21,702
19,025
21,167
19,537
20,533
23,935
27,430
561,979
597,483
595,941
620,000
623,831
632,049
635,341
641,593
621,090
611,280
147,539
150,663
159,805
157,483
145,119
152,282
147,505
143,361
147,462
127,770
238,953
230,881
233,835
230,182
231,432
250,934
238,827
247,333
245,562
224,390
1,549,694
1,650,985
1,578,520
1,568,917
1,535,639
■1,483,457
1,496,152
1,494,437
1,440,062
1,462,701
147,452,112
156,773,137
151,837,234
151,761,498
159,532,121
160,069,199
169,056,653
179,091,107
185,385,032
138,512,794
21,846,839
22,401,237
22,354,956
23,107,783
24,702,604
23,590,596
23,299,447
26,391,071
29,261,178
28,129,573
629,421
775,517
949,996
752,529
617,200
612,570
638,720
653,625
655,610
903,433
12,329,170
14,393,515
13,705,620
13,193,818
14,411,959
14,739,090
15,709,045
17,347,914
17,549,570
16,929,979
5,537,131
6,119,557
6,151,872
5,870,264
5,813,533
5,778,576
6,108,497
6,438,359
6,633,254
5,573,294
3,156,860
3,428,054
3,784,378
3,431,151
3,711,428
4,135,054
4,210,448
4,903,679
4,962,895
4,906,150
78,699,587
82,399,947
77,677,904
76,427,340
80,514,561
80,571,901
85,447,079
88,200,688
89,514,364
93,119,463
^74,886,385
91,803,383
90,913,498
95,374,347
101,629,688
104,029,673
104,518,221
n-a.
4,233,295
n-a-
n-a.
13,157,478
12,475,535
11,825,733
13,832,946
15,317,263
14,330,876
n-a-
8,811,044
n-a-
7,556,132
8,650,822
8,530,603
9,230,189
10,746,325
10,637,713
9,874,535
3,695,307
n-a-
3,468,843
3,393,634
3,280,502
3,522,070
3,729,055
3,810,335
3,081,985
707,593
716,700
687,216
793,091
1,035,539
1,078,063
1,158,0U
62,318,340
n-a-
56,712,991
59,976,632
59,764,939
63,425,836
65,447,690
66,238,628
68,911,627
5,222,392
5,259,949
n-a-
5,258,265
5,515,500
5,484,179
5,667,222
6,037,455
6,311,253
6,530,419
2,197,732
2,091,606
n-a-
2,232,347
2,338,024
2,222,997
2,284,945
2,504,985
2,723,678
2,30i,415
n-a-
64,999
215,924
60,014
n-a-
n-a-
183,990
53,074
160,074
49,300
124,595
40,352
152,070
38,241
152,247
48,746
147,311
47,310
155,056
73,174
359,635
355,829
n-a-
339,296
360,575
390,013
402,196
423,136
440,302
475,393
172,887
200,766
n-a-
178,223
180,933
200,668
194,686
224,306
222,766
219,724
316,599
312,524
n-a-
298,325
321,277
381,393
364,673
435,595
396,727
403,385
1,054,836
1,125,557
n-a-
1,010,470
1,067,439
1,026,317
1,060,178
1,085,794
1,091,688
1,126,714
(10)
23,339,350
24,708,501
24,269,011
25,756,867
27,166,760
27,435,631
29,599,655
31,637,317
34,054,949
34,896,175
5,232,281
4,554,142
4,575,683
5,135,598
5,331,680
5,007,600
5,154,409
5,740,515
6,496,998
6,088,476
109,468
105,270
115,742
115,288
94,549
111,250
138,289
121,754
122,699
139, OU
1,838,868
2,097,870
2,028,208
2,112,771
2,231,212
2,341,020
2,489,348
2,822,495
2,901,370
2,922,653
666,121
692,841
725,675
728,587
729,649
765,628
786,144
869,854
958,547
852,999
605,003
629,667
619,534
666,687
730,785
786,612
844,667
926,793
966,554
932,541
5,774,977
6,453,601
6,063,866
6,194,923
6,445,813
6,445,488
6,937,648
7,254,231
7,601,516
7,815,668
Footnotes at end of table -
Business Returns/1967 • Historical Summary
PROPraETORSHlPS
371
Table 9 . 1 —NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, BUSINESS RECEIPTS, COST OF GOODS SOLD, DEPRECIATION, AND NET PROFIT, BY INDUSTRIAL DIVISION, 1958-1967— Continued
Industrial division and year
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued
Wholesale Trade
1958-
1959-
1960.
1961-
1962.
1963-
1964-
1965.
1966.
1967-
Retail Trade
1958.
1959.
1960.
1961.
1962.
1963.
196*.
1965.
1966.
1967.
Wholesale and Retail Trade Hot Allocable
1958.
1959.
1960.
1961-
1962.
1963.
196*.
1955.
1966.
1967.
FINANCE, INEHRANCE, AND REAL ESTATE
1958.
1959.
1960.
1961.
1962.
1963.
1964.
1965.
1966.
1967.
1958.
1959.
1960.
1961.
1962.
1963.
1964.
1965.
1966.
1967.
NATURE OF BUSINESS NOT ALLOCABLE
1958.
1959.
1960.
1961.
1962.
1963.
19M.
1965.
1966.
1967.
Businesses with and without net profit
Number of
businesses
(1)
255,457
269,063
306,403
328,130
319,131
324,392
295,908
265,320
280,547
260,145
1,552,566
1,582,002
1,547,858
1,563,939
1,514,774
1,471,400
1,529,155
1,554,097
1,512,557
1,543,999
72,108
158,720
90,498
50,735
54,697
40,954
38,488
34,496
19,768
36,477
436,296
446,995
482,909
461,649
472,674
506,111
543,050
539,443
575,942
548,651
1,825,988
1,979,695
1,966,068
2,075,689
2,132,751
2,185,196
2,240,321
2,207,927
2,270,739
2,327,684
57,617
50,333
47,568
79,421
57,509
49,268
52,272
28,448
45,874
40,075
Business
receipts
(Thousand
dollars)
U)
16,855,588
19,084,211
17,060,590
16,973,390
16,953,449
17,916,959
19,003,445
17,933,837
19,808,132
19,712,467
,811,388
,166,636
,438,678
,157,786
,439,778
,200,711
,972,240
,760,046
,610,283
,115,999
4,490,779
7,138,696
4,563,229
3,508,148
3,584,083
2,657,528
2,478,481
1,496,579
1,265,650
1,800,769
6,106,i
4,406,676
5,293,971
5,275,142
5,172,284
5,467,484
6,108,907
7,022,354
6,593,529
6,738,222
,710,408
,480,681
,256,055
,355,060
,079,027
,095,434
,290,178
,788,755
,990,956
,783,754
408,085
616,396
533,469
1,400,160
513,301
431,179
697,253
177,992
510,962
280,472
Cost of
goods sold
(Thousard
dollars)
(3)
15,299,336
n.a.
12,910,653
12,797,126
13,465,276
14,661,801
13,772,522
15,222,169
15,326,388
49,713,817
n.a.
48,524,277
51,356,872
51,787,349
53,329,565
57,974,961
58,424,410
60,023,866
n.a.
5,199,714
n.a.
2,694,260
2,705,637
1,962,065
1,843,817
1,061,080
942,996
1,286,040
1,483,145
1,084,764
1,223,668
1,208,716
1,744,857
1,248,777
1,308,291
4,860,130
n.a.
4,813,444
5,093,628
5,356,790
5,651,938
5,723,494
6,013,068
6,461,733
758,900
232,876
220,287
360,581
70,089
282,431
118,475
Deprecia-
tion
(Thousand
dollars)
(4)
197,458
225,257
254,642
229,720
234,061
229,568
220,605
210,755
224,176
228,297
946,677
965,711
946,757
939,192
965,555
956,677
985,515
1,039,476
1,051,213
1,073,929
67,196
144,418
92,723
56,352
58,787
43,543
42,192
25,156
18,182
33,554
235,625
226,486
246,109
224,224
247,280
249,432
283,363
295,444
327,432
277,558
1,064,970
1,113,488
1,150,549
1,166,927
1,247,634
1,276,880
1,368,862
1,369,449
1,433,567
1,571,603
35,578
22,887
18,820
48,260
22,872
20,598
26,086
7,969
14,682
12,701
Net profit
(less
loss)
( ThouBiwtd
dollars)
(5)
1,122,102
1,169,079
1,305,877
1,409,257
1,453,479
1,518,269
1,477,840
1,482,538
1,651,008
1,512,134
3,910,975
4,122,114
3,868,716
3,974,775
4,187,489
4,121,256
4,665,095
5,019,098
5,176,801
5,412,338
247,944
490,686
280,056
195,752
195,910
167,960
150,703
122,208
61,717
137,110
1,363,723
1,504,794
1,517,428
1,548,197
1,638,461
1,781,505
1,978,168
2,150,652
2,151,435
2,242,242
7,189,981
8,084,421
8,059,667
8,580,176
9,289,343
9,528,995
10,465,517
11,007,933
11,999,126
13,019,978
76,948
76,672
56,671
150,913
93,603
71,485
94,482
45,921
93,112
59,338
Busineesee with net profit
Number of
businesses
(t.)
224,821
234,208
261,771
276,531
270,439
275,340
251,416
225,838
230,960
216,008
1,265,007
1,288,356
1,242,720
1,252,290
1,223,834
1,176,295
1,215,509
1,243,194
1,195,436
1,219,032
59,866
128,421
74,029
40,096
41,366
31,822
29,227
25,405
13,666
27,661
356,537
373,046
396,882
379,812
391,224
412,396
442,584
439,036
463,544
451,660
1,610,428
1,732,200
1,697,209
1,797,608
1,847,426
1,874,334
1,912,823
1,887,005
1,944,528
1,978,250
47,364
39,142
33,304
57,822
41,940
34,120
40,700
20,603
35,090
29,501
Business
receipts
(Thou,,
dolla.
(7)
16,167,307
17,303,663
15,340,815
15,384,621
15,779,629
16,702,226
17,762,184
16,209,256
17,622,829
17,659,398
58,380,141
59,175,048
58,095,729
57,827,965
51,562,016
61,476,755
65,452,315
70,766,802
70,762,122
73,928,192
4,152,139
6,420,236
4,241,360
3,215,254
3,172,916
2,392,920
2,232,580
1,224,630
1,129,913
1,531,873
5,369,772
4,131,403
4,883,596
4,854,228
4,780,621
5,033,077
5,527,666
6,338,837
5,982,464
5,926,747
19,513,997
22,140,672
21,846,645
22,882,767
24,536,355
25,222,511
27,497,188
28,146,136
30,355,662
32,776,970
369,335
483,235
482,267
1,241,118
443,860
385,824
■ 618,563
165,798
469,535
247,130
Cost of
goods sold
(■Thousand
dollars)
(8)
n.a.
13,716,478
n.a.
11,562,896
11,803,120
12,446,025
13,589,524
12,225,042
13,359,330
13,533,987
n.a.
43,998,462
n.a.
42,588,313
45,792,522
45,556,988
48,189,207
52,379,740
52,043,951
54,307,877
4,603,400
n.a.
2,461,782
2,380,990
1,761,926
1,647,005
841,908
835,347
1,069,763
n.a.
707,279
n.a.
1,306,387
971,875
1,061,541
1,034,497
1,455,876
1,090,510
1,065,975
n.a.
4,383,324
n.a.
4,304,598
4,581,921
4,793,642
5,080,763
5,154,545
5,456,224
5,842,357
645,851
194,247
194,825
310,098
64,914
253,521
97,796
Deprecia-
tion
(Thousand
dollars)
(9)
179,332
194,386
n.a.
191,997
204,176
202,375
193,457
183,782
186,787
196,672
817,035
812,488
n.a.
769,440
814,832
788,718
831,095
882,744
890,424
906,003
58,469
U8,683
n.a..
49,033
48,431
35,224
35,626
19,268
14,477
24,039
169,708
176,097
n.a.
156,383
177,395
190,602
215,943
203,536
209,854
167,282
871,317
921,377
n.a.
942,764
1,003,976
1,016,149
1,085,104
1,106,446
1,157,608
1,254,014
Net
profit
(Thousand
dollars)
(10)
1,179,548
1,298,493
1,395,990
1,503,539
1,539,636
1,610,665
1,577,255
1,558,274
1,762,971
1,633,184
4,331,657
4,604,463
4,359,951
4,479,633
4,584,986
4,550,897
5,191,828
5,558,255
5,755,089
6,016,193
263,772
550,645
307,925
211,751
221,191
183,926
168,565
137,702
83,456
156,291
1,523,009
1,614,834
1,648,840
1,678,067
1,768,651
1,922,059
2,157,242
2,335,854
2,388,283
2,454,605
7,486,288
8,469,726
8,420,251
8,947,154
9,724,645
9,971,311
10,981,852
11,509,803
12,512,870
13,613,896
15,179
103,335
16,179
90,550
n.a.
71,212
37,383
177,792
16,581
109,796
15,688
84,563
21,256
110,055
4,911
55,018
10,810
106,112
9,318
76,326
^Excludes estimate Cor "Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries" which was not prepared for this year.
^Net loss exceeds net profit-
n.a. - Not available.
NOTE; See text for explanatory statements and "Description of the Samples and Limitations of the Data-
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Section
10
Index
* Asterisk denotes textual reference
Active businesses, 305*
Adjusted gross income, 23, 305*
proprietorships, 128-50
Advertising, 305*
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Amortization, 305*
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Bad debts, 306*
proprietorships, 37-38
partnerships, 159-64, 2U7-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Business deductions (Total)
See total deductions, also specific
deduction
Business receipts, 1-20, 23, 306*
proprietorships, 25-98, 104-50
partnerships, 153-215
Small Business Corporations, 218-37
all corporations, 240-304
Capital gains (losses), 306*
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Casualty losses, 306*
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Changes in law, 305*
Commissions, 306*
proprietorships, 37-38
Compensation of officers, 306*
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Constructive taxable income from related
foreign corporations, 307*
all corporations, 247-60
Contributions or gifts, 307*
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Cost of depreciable property, 22, 307*
proprietorships, 119-27
Cost of goods sold, 1, 6-20, 307*
proprietorships, 25-98
partnerships, 153-204, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 218-29,
232-37
all corporations, 240-83
Cost of labor, 307 '
proprietorships, 33-34
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Cost of sales and operations.
See cost of goods sold
Deductions (total), 312*
proprietorships, 31-32
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Depletion, 23, 308*
proprietorships, 37-38
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Depreciation, 1, 6-19, 308*
proprietorships, 25-68, 77-98,
119-27
partnerships 153-80, 186-204,
207-12
Small Business Corporations, 218-25,
232-37
all corporations, 240-76
Dividends received, 308*
partnerships (Nonqualifying), 159-64,
207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Employee benefit plans (other), 310*
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Forms and instructions, 1967, facsimiles,
327-68
Fractional production interest-petroleum
mining, 23-24*
Geographic data,
See State data
Government obligations (Interest received).
See Interest received on Government
obligations
Gross profit (loss), 1-4, 308*
proprietorships, 39-40, 69-76
partnerships, 159-64, 181-85, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
226-29, 232-37
all corporations, 247-60, 277-83
Historical statistics, 369*
proprietorships, 370-71
partnerships, 372-74
Small Business Corporations, 375-77
all corporations, 378-80
Income statements, 22, 152*
proprietorships, 31-39
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Income tax, 308*
proprietorships, 128-50
Industrial classification, 1, 4, 6-20, 23,
308*
Insurance, 308*
proprietorships, 37-38
Interest income, 308*
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Interest paid, 6-20, 309*
proprietorships, 37-38
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Interest received on Government obliga-
tions, 309*
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Inventory, 1,309''
proprietorships, 25-68, 119-27
partnerships, 153-80, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 218,
223-25
all corporations, 240-46, 261-76
381
382
Business Returns/1967 • Index
Labor, cost of, 307*
proprietorships, 33-34
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Legal and professional fees, 309*
proprietorships, 37-38
Losses,
See Capital gains. Casualty losses,
Gross profit, Net income, Net'profit
Material and supplies, 309*
proprietorships, 33-34
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Merchandise purchased, 309*
proprietorships, 33-34
partnerships (purchases), 159-64,
207-12
Net gains (losses), noncapital assets, 309*
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Net income (deficit), 2, 309*
Small Business Corporations, 218-37
all corporations, 240-304
Net profit (loss), 2, 309*
proprietorships, 25-114, 119-50
partnerships, 153-204, 207-12
Nonqualifying dividends received, 309*
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Number of busmesses, 1, 6-20, 23, 309*
proprietorships, 25-150
partnerships (Number of partnership^,
153-215
Small Business Corporations (Number
of returns), 218-37
all corporations, (Number of returns),
240-304
Other, 310*
Costs, deductions, employee benefit
plans, income, interest, receipts
Pension, profit-sharing, stock bonus,
annuity plans, 310*
partnerships (Retirement plans etc.),
159-64, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Petroleum mining, 23-24*
Professional fees (legal).
See legal and professional fees
Profit,
See Gross profit and Net profit
Proprietor, proprietorship, 1-20, 21-150,
310*
Purchases,
See Merchandise purchased
Receipts, total
See Total receipts
Rent paid, 6-20, 311*
proprietorships, 35-36
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Rent received, 311*
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Repairs, 311*
proprietorships, 35-36
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Retirement plans, 311*
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Small Business Corporations (Pension,
profit-sharing, etc.), 219-22,
232-37
all corporations (Pension, profit-
sharing, etc.), 247-60
Royalties, 311*
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Partners (Number of)
partnerships, 153-58, 201-4, 207-12
Partnerships, 1-20, 151-215*
Payments to partners, 310*
partnerships, 159-64, 207-12
Payroll, 4, 22, 152, 310*
proprietorships, 25-30, 41-68, 77-98,
104-18
partnerships, 153-58, 165-80, 186-206
Salaries and wages, 311*
proprietorships, 35-36
partnerships,, 159-64, 207-12
Samples, 313-26*
Section 761 Partnerships, 23, 151-52*
Shareholders, Number of.
Small Business Corporations, 218
232-37
Size of
Adjuted gross income:
proprietorships, 128-50
Assets (total):
partnerships, 207-15
Small Business Corporations,
232-7
Business receipts:
proprietorships, 41-68, 119-27
partnerships, 165-79, 213-15
Small Business Corporations,
223-25
all corporations, 261-76, 284-304
Gross profit:
proprietorships, 69-76
partnerships, 181-85
Small Business Corporations,
226-29
all corporations, 277-83
Payroll:
proprietorships, 115-18
partnerships, 205-6
Small Business Corporations, 1, 2, 4,
6-20, 217-37*
Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas,
22*
proprietorships, 104-14
State data, 4-5, 22*
proprietorships, 77-114
partnerships, 186-204
Small Business Corporations, 230-31
all corporations, 284-304
Taxable and nontaxable returns, 311*
proprietorships, 128-50
Taxable income, 311*
proprietorships, 128-50
Taxes paid, 6-20, 311*
proprietorships, 35-36, 77-98
partnerships, 159-64, 186-204, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Total assets, 152, 311*
partnerships, 207-15
Small Business Corporations, 219-22,
232-37
all corporations, 247-60
Total deductions,
See Deductions (total)
Total receipts, 312*
partnerships, 153-80, 186-204, 207-12
Small Business Corporations, 218-25,
232-37
all corporations, 240-76
Wages and salaries
See Salaries and vi'ages
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