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SCorporationReturns,1997
by Susan Wittman
ver the past 10 years, filings of S corporation
returns have increased at an average annual
rate of 10.7 percent. This growth has been
spurred by four legislative acts: the Tax Reform Act
of 1986, the Revenue Reconciliation Act of 1990, the
Revenue Reconciliation Act of 1993, and the Small
Business Job Protection Act of 1996 [1].
A total of 2.5 million S corporation returns were
filed for Tax Year 1997, an increase of 6.4 percent
over Tax Year 1996. S corporations are now the
single most popular corporate entity choice representing 52.1 percent of all corporate entities. While S
corporations have experienced continued growth,
taxable corporations have experienced decreases in
the number of returns filed. For Tax Year 1997,
there was a decline of 3.0 percent, and over the past
10 years, taxable corporations have experienced
average annual declines of 1.2 percent. The term
“taxable corporations,” used herein, refers to all
corporations other than S corporations [2].
Total net income (less deficit) of S corporations
increased by 22.2 percent to $153.1 billion for Tax
Year 1997. At the same time, S corporations remained concentrated in three industrial divisions:
services; wholesale and retail trade; and manufacturing, as these three divisions account for 70.8 percent
of total net income (less deficit).
Nearly 71 percent of the 321,000 new S corporations were newly incorporated businesses electing S
corporation status, while the remaining 93,000 new S
corporations were previously incorporated and electing treatment under subchapter S for the first time.
This compares with Tax Year 1996 when just over
76,000 out of 268,000 new S corporations were
converted from taxable corporations.
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TheSmallBusinessJobProtectionActof1996
Tax legislation passed by Congress and signed into
law by President Clinton in August 1996 included
significant reform for S corporations. The Small
Business Job Protection Act of 1996 (herein referred
to as the 1996 Act) contained several major provisions relating to S corporations [3]. Some major
provisions of the 1996 Act were:
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Susan Wittman is an economist with the Corporation
Special Projects Section. This article was prepared
under the direction of Doug Shearer, Chief.
Ø allow S corporations to have a maximum of
75 shareholders, up from 35, for tax years
beginning after December 31, 1996;
Ø permit certain small business trusts to hold
stock in a subchapter S corporation for tax
years beginning after December 31, 1996;
Ø enable certain tax-exempt organizations to
hold shares of S corporations for tax years
beginning after December 31, 1997;
Ø permit financial institutions that use the
specific chargeoff method of section 166 to
account for the writeoff of bad debts to elect
Subchapter S status for tax years beginning
after December 31, 1996;
Ø allow S corporations to own 100 percent of
the stock of a C or S corporation for tax
years beginning after December 31, 1996.
These provisions collectively make an S election
a more attractive choice for small businesses, similar
to the limited liability company (LLC) [4]. The limited liability company is the fastest growing type of
business entity combining the partnership taxation
rules with limited personal liability for all owners
(members) of the organization. Limited liability
companies have advantages over S corporations,
including no limit to the number of owners and allowance for corporate or foreign ownership.
SCorporationBasics
An S corporation is a corporation that retains the
main attributes of the traditional C corporation, such
as limited liability, freely transferable ownership, and
unlimited life span, but in exchange for certain
limitations, receives the benefits of a flow-through
entity for income tax purposes. Electing S corporation status allows income and expenses to pass
through the corporate structure to its shareholders,
and any resulting tax liability is the responsibility of
the shareholders. This benefit eliminates double
taxation on the corporation’s net income or capital
gains. A taxable C corporation incurs a tax liability
at the corporate level on its net income and capital
gains. When profits are distributed to shareholders in
the form of dividends, a second tax liability is incurred
on those dividends. The elimination of double taxation can result in substantial tax savings for eligible
corporations. Corporations that reported net losses
S Corporation Returns, 1997
still benefit from an S election as the losses flow
through to the individual shareholders and can
potentially offset net income from other sources.
To elect treatment under Subchapter S, an eligible corporation must meet all criteria for an election
and file Form 2553, Election by a Small Business
Corporation, with the IRS Service Center where the
corporation files its Federal tax forms. All qualified
shareholders of the corporation must consent to the
election on Form 2553, and all eligibility requirements
must be met prior to the election [5]. The criteria for
Tax Year 1997 were that the corporation:
Ø be a domestic corporation;
Ø have no more than 75 shareholders (a husband and wife (and their estates) are counted
as one shareholder for this requirement);
Ø have only individuals, estates, certain trusts,
and exempt organizations as shareholders
[6];
Ø have no nonresident alien shareholders; and
Ø have only one class of stock.
Ineligible corporations were:
Ø banks or thrift institutions that use the reserve method of accounting for bad debts
under Internal Revenue Code section 585;
Ø insurance companies subject to provisions of
Subchapter L of the Internal Revenue Code;
Ø corporations eligible to elect the possessions
tax credit;
Ø Interest-Charge Domestic International Sales
Corporations (IC-DISC) or former Domestic
International Sales Corporations (DISC); and
Ø affiliated group members eligible for inclusion
on a consolidated return.
Subsidiaries
Provisions of the 1996 Act allowed S corporations,
for the first time, to own 80 percent or more of the
stock of a C corporation. The 1996 Act allows C
corporation subsidiaries to file a consolidated return
with other affiliated C corporations, but the S corporation parent may not join in the affiliated filing. The
1996 Act also has a provision on the treatment of
dividends for an S parent that owns at least 80
percent of a C subsidiary. The S parent cannot treat
dividends received as passive income to the extent
that the dividends are attributable to the earnings and
profits of the C subsidiary’s active trade or business.
Provisions of the 1996 Act also permit an S
corporation to own 100 percent of the stock of an
eligible S corporation. The parent S corporation can
elect to treat the S subsidiary as a “qualified subchapter S subsidiary” or QSUB. If this election is made
and the S subsidiary meets and retains all criteria for
a valid S election, then all items of income or loss,
credit or deduction, and all of the assets and liabilities
of the S subsidiary are treated as those of the parent
S corporation. The QSUB is not considered to be a
separate entity for tax purposes. If the subsidiary
fails to qualify as an S corporation or the S parent
revokes the election, the subsidiary cannot make an S
election for 5 years without the consent of the Secretary of the Treasury [8]. Additionally, the parent
cannot re-elect to treat the subsidiary as a QSUB for
5 years. The provisions for ownership of subsidiaries, C or S, were effective for tax years beginning
after December 31, 1996.
S corporation data for Tax Year 1997 report that
approximately 1,900 S corporations made QSUB
elections for eligible subsidiaries owned. Many of
these S corporations made the election for multiple
subsidiaries owned. Figure A shows the number of S
corporations reporting a QSUB election by industrial
division.
Banks
Form 1120S, U.S. Tax Return for an S Corporation, must be filed before the 15th day of the 3rd
month following the close of the tax year. The tax
year for an S corporation generally must be a calendar year. While provisions exist for an exemption
from the calendar year rule, for Tax Year 1997 about
88.0 percent of all S corporations filed a calendar
year return [7].
The 1996 Act for the first time permitted certain
financial institutions to elect treatment as an S
corporation. The 104th Congress believed that if a
corporation meets all of the criteria for an S election,
the type of trade or business should not prohibit the
election as long as special corporate tax benefits do
not flow through to individual shareholders. A bank
that adheres to the specific chargeoff method of IRC
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S Corporation Returns, 1997
FigureA
a trade or business,” real estate rental net income
(less deficit), net income (less deficit) from other
rental activity, and portfolio income (less loss)
distributed to shareholders (Table 1).
Total net income (less deficit) increased by 22.2
Number of
Industrial division
percent
to $153.1 million for Tax Year 1997 (Figure
returns
C). Net income (less deficit) from a trade or business comprised 73.0 percent of the total net income
All industries........................................................................................
1,901
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing...........................................................................................................
*537
(less deficit) for the same period. As in prior years,
Mining...........................................................................................................
*20
three industrial divisions comprised the vast majority
Construction...........................................................................................................
66
of total net income (less deficit): wholesale and retail
Manufacturing...........................................................................................................
318
trade (25.1 percent), services (23.3 percent), and
Transportation and public utilities...........................................................................................................
174
manufacturing (22.4 percent). Portfolio income (less
Wholesale trade...........................................................................................................
78
deficit) grew by 28.6 percent to $36.8 billion, led by
Retail trade...........................................................................................................
78
Finance, insurance, and real estate...........................................................................................................
528
an increase in net long-term capital gain (less loss),
Services...........................................................................................................
103
which accounted for 86.9 percent of the growth in
*Estimate should be used with caution because of the small number of returns
portfolio income (less deficit). The increase in the
on which it is based.
net long-term capital gain (less loss) can be attributed
NOTE: Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
to the passage of the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997,
which was signed into law in August 1997. This
section 166 to write off bad debts is permitted to
legislation contained provisions that reduced the tax
elect subchapter S status under the 1996 Act. As a
rates on long-term capital gains for all income tax
result of the legislation, which was effective for tax
brackets and was effective for certain capital gains
years beginning after December 31, 1996, some 639
realized after May 6, 1997. Shareholders of S corpobanks or bank holding companies elected treatment
rations benefit from the reduced tax rates when gains
as an S corporation in 1997 [9]. These S corporaare realized and then flow through to the shareholder.
tions had an average number of 9.4 shareholders
S corporations reported net long-term capital gain
(compared to an average of 1.9 shareholders for all S
(less loss) totaling $23.5 billion for Tax Year 1997, an
corporations). Their average total assets were $75.0
increase of 43.4 percent over the prior year.
million, and the average net income (less deficit) from
The finance, insurance, and real estate division
a trade or business was $1.3 million for this group for
reported
$10.0 billion of the $36.8 billion in portfolio
the same period. There were also 19 savings and
income
(less
deficit) and $2.8 billion of the $3.9 billion
loan institutions that elected subchapter S status for
in real estate rental net income (less deficit). This
the first time. These savings and loan institutions had
division is unique in that more income is derived from
an average number of shareholders of 10.4, average
portfolio income (less deficit) than from trade or
total assets of $434.9 million, and average net income
business activities (Figure D). This division ac(less deficit) from a trade or business of $9.2 million.
counted for 13.3 percent of the total net income (less
S corporations that were not classified as banks, bank
deficit) with $20.4 billion and also accounted for 15.6
holding companies, or savings and loan institutions
percent of the total returns filed.
were on average much smaller, with average total
Table 2 shows S corporations that reported
assets of $510.2 thousand and average net income
positive total net income for Tax Year 1997. S
(less deficit) from a trade or business of $45.2
corporations reporting positive total net income acthousand.
counted for 63.4 percent of all returns filed. This
represents an increase of 9.0 percent over the prior
SCorporationFinancialDataforTaxYear1997
year when over 1.4 million S corporations reported
Figure B displays total net income (less deficit) for
positive total net income.
each industrial division. Total net income (less
Total assets increased by 18.8 percent to $1.3
deficit) is a comprehensive measure of S corporation
trillion, with four industries holding the majority (82.3
profits that aggregates net income (less deficit) “from
S Corporations with a Qualified Subchapter
S Subsidiary Election by Industrial Division,
Tax Year 1997
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FigureB
S Corporations: Total Net Income (Less Deficit), by Industrial Division, Tax Year 1997
[Money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Agriculture,
Item
All industries ¹
forestry, and
Mining
Construction
Manufacturing
(3)
(4)
(5)
fishing
(1)
(2)
Total net income (less deficit)...............................................................................
153,063,011
2,834,344
14,493,088
34,344,858
Net income (less deficit) from a trade or business...............................................................................................................
111,722,678
1,081,658
1,886,453
2,450,167
12,931,027
27,970,457
Portfolio income...............................................................................................................
36,798,082
1,252,687
920,961
1,457,712
6,162,120
Dividend income.....................................................................................................
1,499,026
27,803
51,199
114,899
194,762
Interest income.....................................................................................................
9,597,533
244,741
196,038
848,100
1,414,101
Royalty income (less loss).....................................................................................................
859,503
24,831
133,928
*8,340
122,312
Net short-term capital gain (less loss).....................................................................................................
1,140,527
16,391
81,985
31,081
139,550
Net long-term capital gain (less loss).....................................................................................................
23,495,736
935,730
455,961
450,496
4,279,499
Other portfolio income (net).....................................................................................................
205,757
*3,192
1,850
4,795
11,897
10,164
94,406
162,592
Net income (less deficit) from other rental activity...............................................................................................................
688,929
24,064
16,766
9,943
49,689
Real estate rental net income (less deficit)...............................................................................................................
3,853,322
91,758
Item
Transportation
Wholesale
Finance,
and public
and retail
insurance,
utilities
trade
and real estate
(6)
Services
(7)
(8)
(9)
38,345,586
20,420,790
35,729,256
Net income (less deficit) from a trade or business.......................................................................................................................
2,914,066
28,895,377
7,590,045
28,441,549
Portfolio income....................................................................................................................... 1,360,635
8,914,747
9,997,872
6,721,405
Total net income (less deficit).......................................................................................
4,422,930
Dividend income....................................................................................................................
46,046
251,401
605,393
207,522
Interest income....................................................................................................................
461,278
1,961,745
2,775,658
1,693,544
Royalty income (less loss)....................................................................................................................
*1,772
348,935
139,718
79,667
Net short-term capital gain (less loss)....................................................................................................................
18,057
100,190
808,048
-54,776
Net long-term capital gain (less loss)....................................................................................................................
826,766
6,453,475
5,641,962
4,444,232
Other portfolio income (net)....................................................................................................................
6,714
8,218
87,144
81,947
308,506
2,797,388
302,276
Net income (less deficit) from other rental activity...............................................................................................................
61,998
226,958
35,484
264,026
Real estate rental net income (less deficit)...............................................................................................................
86,232
*Estimate should be used with caution because of the small number of sample returns on which it is based.
¹ Includes nature of business not allocable, not shown separately.
NOTE: Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
percent) of the assets (Figure E). Wholesale and
retail trade reported $371.1 billion in total assets
followed by finance, insurance, and real estate reporting $292.6 billion, manufacturers reporting $227.7
billion, and services reporting $184.4 billion (Table 3).
The largest asset item reported by all S corporations,
depreciable assets, accounted for 24.4 percent of
total assets, while the largest liability item, “mortgages, notes, and accounts payable in more than one
year,” accounted for 20.9 percent of total liabilities.
These statistics for Tax Year 1997 are consistent
with data from the prior year.
RentalRealEstateNetIncome
Table 4 shows data for rental real estate net income
as reported by S corporations on Form 8825, Rental
Real Estate Income and Expenses of a Partnership or an S Corporation. Net Rental Real Estate
Income (less deficit) increased by 34.3 percent to
$3.9 billion for Tax Year 1997. The real estate
group, within the finance, insurance, and real estate
division, earns the vast majority of this type of income
(71.4 percent). Also reported on Form 8825 and
included in the net rental real estate income (less
deficit) is the net gain (loss) from the disposition of
property from rental real estate activities. This item
reported a 261.2-percent increase to $88.1 million for
Tax Year 1997. Net income (loss) from rental real
estate activities from estates or trusts in which the S
corporation is a beneficiary increased by 206.1
percent to $512.0 million. This item is also included
in net rental real estate income (less deficit).
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FigureC
S Corporations: Income Items for Selected Industrial Divisions, Tax Years 1996 and 1997
[Money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Percentage
Industrial division, item
1996
1997
change,
1996 to 1997
(1)
(2)
(3)
All industries ¹
Number of returns… … … … ........................................................................................................
2,304,416
Net income (less deficit) from a trade or business......................................................................................................
93,138,842
2,452,254
6.4
111,722,678
20.0
16.7
Net income… … … .....................................................................................................................
132,544,004
154,704,647
Deficit… … … … … .… .....................................................................................................................
39,405,161
42,981,970
9.1
Total net income (less deficit)......................................................................................................
125,245,496
153,063,011
22.2
Net income… … … ......................................................................................................................
161,896,380
192,122,074
18.7
Deficit… … … … … ..… .....................................................................................................................
36,650,884
39,059,063
6.6
Manufacturing
Number of returns… … … … ........................................................................................................
141,171
Net income (less deficit) from a trade or business......................................................................................................
23,778,603
153,249
8.6
27,970,457
17.6
16.3
Net income… … … .....................................................................................................................
28,863,877
33,561,802
Deficit… … … … .… … .....................................................................................................................
5,085,274
5,591,345
10.0
Total net income (less deficit)......................................................................................................
28,733,161
34,344,858
19.5
Net income… … … ......................................................................................................................
33,400,086
39,303,105
17.7
Deficit… … … … .… … .....................................................................................................................
4,666,926
4,958,247
6.2
Wholesale and retail trade
Number of returns… … … … ........................................................................................................
556,908
Net income (less deficit) from a trade or business......................................................................................................
23,439,466
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583,006
4.7
28,895,377
23.3
16.4
Net income… … … .....................................................................................................................
33,187,443
38,618,119
Deficit… … … … ...… … .....................................................................................................................
9,747,977
9,722,742
-0.3
Total net income (less deficit)......................................................................................................
29,972,943
38,345,586
27.9
Net income… … … ......................................................................................................................
39,008,036
47,154,079
20.9
Deficit… … … … ..… … .....................................................................................................................
9,035,094
8,808,493
-2.5
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Number of returns… … … … ........................................................................................................
356,778
Net income (less deficit) from a trade or business......................................................................................................
6,567,588
382,153
7.1
7,590,045
15.6
17.2
Net income… … … .....................................................................................................................
12,580,546
14,748,463
Deficit… … … … … ...… .....................................................................................................................
6,012,958
7,158,418
19.0
Total net income (less deficit)......................................................................................................
15,088,860
20,420,790
35.3
Net income… … … ......................................................................................................................
20,974,039
26,888,171
28.2
Deficit… … … … ...… … .....................................................................................................................
5,885,179
6,467,381
9.9
Services
Number of returns… … … … ........................................................................................................
815,494
860,445
5.5
28,441,549
18.9
33,973,434
39,791,342
17.1
Deficit… … … … … … … ..… .....................................................................................................................
10,054,350
11,349,794
12.9
Net income (less deficit) from a trade or business......................................................................................................
23,919,085
Net income… … … .....................................................................................................................
Total net income (less deficit)......................................................................................................
31,113,590
35,729,256
14.8
Net income… … … ......................................................................................................................
40,313,108
46,255,320
14.7
Deficit… … … … … … ..… ..................................................................................................................... 9,199,517
10,526,064
14.4
¹ Includes agriculture, forestry, and fishing; mining; construction; transportation and public utilities; and nature of business not allocable.
NOTE: Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
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FigureD
S Corporation Total Net Income (Less Deficit), by Industrial Division, Tax Year 1997
Billions of dollars
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
Agriculture,
forestry, and
fishing
Mining
Construction
Manufacturing Transportation Wholesale and
Finance,
and public
retail trade
insurance, and
utilities
real estate
Services
Industrial division
Net income (less deficit) from a trade or business
Portfolio income
Real estate rental net income (less deficit)
Net income (less deficit) from other rental activity
Partnerships also report net rental real estate
income (less deficit) on Form 8825 similar to S corporations. Partnerships reported 716,000 returns with a
Form 8825 and net rental real estate (less deficit)
totaling $17.3 billion for Tax Year 1997 [10]. Much
like S corporations, the vast majority of returns and
income come from real estate.
DatabyNumberofShareholders
The 1996 Act made an S election a more attractive
choice as it lessened some restrictions on businesses
wanting the benefits of corporate structure and the
benefits of flow-through status that S election can
provide. One of the provisions of the 1996 Act
increased the maximum number of allowable shareholders from 35 to 75. This has not resulted in a
significant change in the number of returns with 10 or
fewer shareholders; for Tax Year 1997, about 98.7
percent of all S corporation returns had 10 or fewer
shareholders (Table 5). This statistic is consistent
with data from prior years. Nearly all (99.3 percent)
new S corporations reported 10 or fewer sharehold-
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FigureE
S Corporation Total Assets, by Industrial Division, Tax Year 1997
Billions of dollars
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
48
50
0
Agriculture,
forestry, and
fishing
Mining
Construction
Manufacturing Transportation Wholesale and
Finance,
and public
retail trade
insurance, and
utilities
real estate
Services
Industrial division
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ers. S corporations reporting 10 or fewer shareholders also accounted for 89.0 percent of total assets
and 89.0 percent of total net income. While the vast
majority of S corporations continued to have 10 or
fewer shareholders, there was a significant increase
in the number of returns and number of shareholders
for returns with more than 30 shareholders. In Tax
Year 1996, less than 500 returns, or 0.02 percent of
all S corporations, reported more than 30 shareholders, and there were less than 17,000 shareholders
owning shares in these corporations. For Tax Year
1997, more than 1,200 returns reported having more
than 30 shareholders, and the total number of share-
holders exceeded 46,000. S corporations were not
permitted to have more than 35 shareholders prior to
the 1996 Act. For Tax Year 1997, there were 600 S
corporations with more than 35 shareholders and
nearly 26,000 shareholders. Thus, while the impact
of the 1996 Act on the majority S corporations was
small with respect to the number of shareholders, the
number of returns with more than 30 shareholders
more than doubled.
TaxationofSCorporations
Although S corporations generally do not pay income
tax, less than half of 1 percent reported some Federal
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income tax liability. There are four types of Federal
income tax that can apply directly to S corporations.
The most common tax reported by S corporations is
the “built-in gains” tax. Nearly three-quarters, or
$190 million, of all Federal income tax reported by S
corporations for Tax Year 1997 were from the builtin gains tax, and the total amount of this tax increased
by 18.3 percent over Tax Year 1996 (Figure F). The
built-in gains tax does not apply to an S corporation
that has had a valid S election in place since inception. S corporations that are potentially liable for this
tax are those that made an S election after 1986 and
realized a gain on the sale of an asset held at the time
of that election within 10 years from the first day of
the S corporation’s election. The gain that results in
a tax liability is built in to the extent of the appreciation of the asset that occurred while under the
taxable corporation rules [11].
The remaining taxes that can result in an income
tax liability for an S corporation are the excess net
passive income tax, the LIFO recapture tax (included
in “Adjustments to tax” in Figure F), and the recapture of prior year’s investment credit. All of these
apply only to corporations that had operated as C
corporations before their S elections. The excess net
passive income tax is imposed on S corporations that
were previously C corporations and that have subchapter C earnings and profits if their passive investment income exceeds 25 percent of gross receipts
[12]. The last-in, first-out, or LIFO recapture tax,
applies to corporations that switched from C to S
status after December 17, 1987, and that had valued
their inventory assets using LIFO. Upon conversion,
FigureF
S Corporation Taxes, Tax Years 1996 and 1997
[Money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Items
1996
1997
Percent
change, 1996
to 1997
(1)
(2)
(3)
Total tax.............................................................................................
192,303
256,352
33.3
Built-in gains tax....................................................................................
160,682
190,016
18.3
Excess net passive income tax....................................................................................
10,703
16,494
54.1
Adjustments to tax....................................................................................
19,869
46,393
133.5
Investment credit recapture tax....................................................................................
*894
*1,042
16.6
Income tax adjustment....................................................................................
*155
*2,407
1,452.9
*Estimate should be used with caution because of the small number of sample returns
on which it is based.
these corporations are required to include in gross
income a LIFO recapture amount, which is the
amount of inventory valued under the first-in, first-out
(FIFO) method that exceeds the inventory valued
under LIFO. Similarly, if inventory is transferred in a
tax-free reorganization from a taxable C corporation
to an S corporation, there must be a LIFO recapture
adjustment made to gross income. Finally, an S
corporation is liable for recapture attributable to
credits allowed in years before the corporation was
an S corporation.
Figure F displays taxes reported by S corporations for Tax Years 1996 and 1997. The adjustments
to tax include Section 1363(d) LIFO recapture taxes
and interest due from Form 8697, Interest Computation under Look-Back Method for Completed
Long-Term Contracts. The income tax adjustment
includes Section 1291(c)(2) deferred tax of a shareholder in a passive foreign investment company.
S corporations reported total net income of
$153.1 billion and total tax liability of $256.4 million
for Tax Year 1997. This tax liability was reported by
fewer than 8,000 S corporations for this period, or
approximately 0.3 percent of all S corporations.
Summary for Tax Year 1997
S corporations continued to demonstrate steady
growth as the number of returns filed increased by
6.4 percent to 2.5 million returns. S corporations are
the most popular corporate entity, with 52.1 percent
of all U.S. corporations electing treatment under
subchapter S. The Small Business Job Protection
Act of 1996 provided significant reform and eased
many restrictions faced by S corporations. Provisions of the 1996 Act allowed S corporations to own
80 percent or more of the stock of a C corporation.
Also for the first time, S corporations could own 100
percent of the stock of an eligible S corporation and
elect to treat the S subsidiary as a “qualified subchapter S subsidiary.” Over 1,900 S corporations
reported owning at least one QSUB for Tax Year
1997. The 1996 Act also allowed certain financial
institutions to elect treatment as an S corporation for
the first time. For Tax Year 1997, some 658 banks,
bank holding companies, and savings and loan
institutions elected treatment as an S corporation.
Total net income (less deficit) for S corporations
increased to $153.1 billion, up 22.2 percent. Net
income from a trade or business comprised 73.0
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50
percent of total net income (less deficit) at $111.7
billion, up 20.0 percent over Tax Year 1996. Portfolio income (or loss) increased by 28.6 percent to
$36.8 billion, led by increases in net long-term capital
gain (less loss) of 43.4 percent to $23.5 billion and
representing 63.9 percent of all portfolio income (or
loss). The increase in net long-term capital gain (less
loss) was spurred by the reduction in tax rates resulting from the passage of the Taxpayer Relief Act of
1997. Total assets reported by S corporations were
$1.3 trillion, with four industries reporting 82.3 percent of all assets.
As in past years, S corporations are concentrated
in three industrial divisions when measured by the
number of returns filed: services; wholesale and
retail trade; and finance, insurance, and real estate.
These three industries accounted for 74.5 percent of
all returns filed for Tax Year 1997. Net rental real
estate income (less deficit) increased by 34.3 percent
to $3.9 billion for Tax Year 1997. Despite increases
in the maximum number of shareholders allowed,
98.7 percent of all S corporations continued to be
owned by 10 or fewer shareholders. The number of
returns that reported more than 30 shareholders more
than doubled yet still accounted for less than 1 percent of the total returns for Tax Year 1997. Nearly
all of the newly elected S corporations reported 10 or
fewer shareholders. Less than half of 1 percent of
all S corporations reported Federal income tax liability, and most reported liability for the built-in gains tax.
DataSourcesandLimitations
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The statistics for Tax Year 1997 are based on a
sample of S corporation income tax returns with
accounting periods ending July 1997 through June
1998 that posted to the Internal Revenue Service
Business Master File between July 1997 and the end
of June 1999.
The estimates in this article were based on a
stratified probability sample of 24,780 S corporation
returns drawn from a total population of 2,574,150
returns. The stratification was based on combinations
of total assets and net income (less deficit) from
trade or business income. Sample rates ranged from
0.25 percent to 100 percent. The sample was selected after administrative processing, but before
audit examination. The selected sample included
24,281 active S corporation returns. Based on this
count, the number of active S corporations for Tax
Year 1997 was estimated to be 2,452,254.
Because the estimates are based on a sample,
they are subject to sampling error. Coefficients of
variation (CV's) are used to measure the magnitude
of this sampling error. The CV is defined in the
section on sampling variability in the “SOI Sampling
Methodology and Data Limitations” appendix of this
publication. Figure G presents the coefficients of
variation for S corporations for selected variables by
industrial division. The smaller the coefficient of
variation, the more reliable the estimate is judged to
be.
NotesandReferences
[1] For more information on the impact of the Tax
Reform Act of 1986 on S corporations, see Gill,
Amy, “S Corporation Returns, 1992,” Statistics
of Income Bulletin, Spring 1995, Volume 14,
Number 4; Gill, Amy and Wittman, Susan, “S
Corporation Election After the Tax Reform Act
of 1986,” Statistics of Income Bulletin, Spring
1998, Volume 17, Number 4. For more information on the impact of the Revenue Reconciliation
Act of 1993, see Wittman, Susan, “S Corporation Returns, 1994,” Statistics of Income
Bulletin, Spring 1997, Volume 16, Number 4.
[2] For purposes of this article, taxable corporation
return types include Form 1120, Form 1120-A,
Form 1120F, Form 1120L, and Form 1120-PC.
Form 1120-REIT and Form 1120-RIC, while not
taxable corporations, are included in the statistics along with all other corporations.
[3] The 1996 Act contained 17 provisions relating to
S corporations. Five of the 17 have been
highlighted, other major provisions include:
permit financial institutions to hold safe harbor
debt; grant the IRS the authority to validate
certain invalid elections; repealed TEFRA audit
procedures; allow retroactive re-elections; allow
adjustments to basis of inherited S corporation
stock; and modified rules regarding the treatment of certain real estate held by an S corporation.
[4] For more information on limited liability companies, see Zempel, Alan, “Partnership Returns,
1997,” Statistics of Income Bulletin, Fall 1999,
Volume 19, Number 2.
S Corporation Returns, 1997
FigureG
S Corporations: Coefficients of Variation for Number of Returns, Number of Shareholders, Total
Receipts, Dividends, and Interest, by Industrial Division, Tax Year 1997
Number
Industrial division
Number
of
of
Total
Dividend
Interest
returns
shareholders
receipts
income
income
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
All industries ¹.......................................................................................................................
0.26
0.90
0.68
6.30
1.53
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing.......................................................................................................................
4.68
5.86
5.13
17.44
7.02
Mining.......................................................................................................................
12.18
19.36
8.87
9.88
8.19
Construction.......................................................................................................................
1.70
2.26
1.88
7.87
3.70
Manufacturing.......................................................................................................................
3.36
4.15
1.88
8.00
3.00
Transportation and public utilities.......................................................................................................................
4.10
5.27
4.10
14.08
5.21
Wholesale and retail trade.......................................................................................................................
1.19
1.79
1.03
14.97
2.42
Finance, insurance, and real estate.......................................................................................................................
1.50
2.86
3.57
13.64
3.75
Services.......................................................................................................................
1.02
2.14
8.54
4.37
1.80
¹ Includes nature of business not allocable, not shown separately.
[5] Provisions exist to allow for late-filed election to
be considered as timely-made. See Revenue
Procedure 97-40 for extended filings. For
further details on filing an S election, see Internal Revenue Service, Internal Revenue Code,
Subchapter S [Section 1362(a), (b)].
[6] Eligible trusts are defined in the Internal
Revenue Code 1361(c)(2)(A). Eligible exempt
organizations are defined in Internal Revenue
Code 401(a) or 501(c)(3).
[7] S corporations may elect another tax year if a
business purpose can be established to the
satisfaction of the Internal Revenue Service, or
they may use an alternate tax year but make
“required payments” to the Internal Revenue
Service per Code section 1378.
[8] If the election is terminated, then the subsidiary
will be treated as a new corporation acquiring all
of its assets and liabilities immediately before the
termination of the QSUB election from the
parent S corporation in exchange for its stock.
[9] For industry definitions used to classify Statistics of Income corporation data, see Internal
Revenue Service, Statistics of Income, Corporation Source Book, Publication 1053. Banks
are assigned to Statistics of Income industry
code 6060, bank holding companies 6090, and
savings and loan associations 6120.
[10] For more information on rental real estate data
reported by partnerships, see Zempel, Alan,
“Partnership Returns, 1997,” Statistics of
Income Bulletin, Fall 1999, Volume 19, Number 2.
[11] For further detail, see Internal Revenue Service, Internal Revenue Code, Subchapter S,
Section 1374. Also see Gill, Amy, “S Corporation Returns, 1992,” Statistics of Income
Bulletin, Spring 1995, Volume 14, Number 4.
[12] “Passive investment income” means gross
receipts derived from royalties, rents, dividends,
interest (excluding interest on installment sales
of inventory to customers and income of certain
lending and financing businesses), annuities, and
sales or exchanges of stock or securities to the
extent of any gains. “Excess net passive
income” is the amount that bears the same ratio
to net passive income as the amount of passive
investment income that exceeds 25 percent of
gross receipts bears to passive investment
income.
SOURCE: IRS, Statistics of Income Bulletin, Publication
1136, Spring 2000.
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Table 1.--All Returns: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income, and Total Net
Income, by Major Industrial Group
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Mining
Total
Metal
mining
Coal
mining
Oil
and
gas
extraction
Nonmetallic
minerals,
except fuels
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
88,270
16,403
*1,192
823
12,202
2,186
Number of shareholders............................................
4,656,807
214,565
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
2,895,237,519
51,202,714
Business receipts..........................................................
2,840,623,943
47,744,780
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local...............................................................................
943,255
37,387
Net gain, noncapital assets..........................................................
5,894,594
388,615
Other receipts..........................................................
47,775,727
3,031,931
39,142
*8,464
1,628
24,645
4,404
14,976,849
13,705,830
*216,868
*171,975
3,413,876
3,309,011
8,085,346
7,045,410
3,260,760
3,179,434
13,638
290,889
966,493
-*24,670
*20,223
*4,074
43,450
57,340
7,635
200,132
832,169
*1,929
22,637
56,761
Total deductions......................................................................
2,782,571,586
50,083,669
Cost of goods sold..........................................................
1,846,213,271
25,755,506
Compensation of officers..........................................................
108,270,276
1,321,960
Salaries and wages..........................................................
281,934,980
4,348,044
Repairs.......................................................... 18,504,868
1,198,038
Bad debts.......................................................... 5,978,012
73,078
Rent paid on business property..........................................................
58,176,400
1,816,235
Taxes paid..........................................................59,433,721
1,054,782
Interest paid..........................................................
33,534,784
1,210,241
Amortization..........................................................3,569,790
31,729
Depreciation..........................................................
48,746,061
2,198,432
Depletion..........................................................
350,952
*26,835
Advertising..........................................................27,680,184
205,788
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans......................................................
10,059,851
76,317
Employee benefit programs..........................................................
19,856,378
264,681
Net loss, noncapital assets..........................................................
587,800
7,498
Other deductions..........................................................
259,674,259
10,494,503
13,076,759
6,585,430
316,202
1,088,439
343,891
21,924
300,850
533,760
326,849
32,278
692,282
135,931
21,814
*200,689
*72,255
*5,450
*6,923
*18,559
*( ² )
*8,063
*11,236
*3,799
*554
*10,014
*4,411
*155
3,335,965
1,864,414
15,789
180,375
90,076
*4,101
98,662
147,035
55,413
3,439
147,328
53,040
1,125
6,591,313
2,667,326
204,882
778,875
191,814
13,108
171,556
279,394
210,931
12,634
317,050
23,645
11,697
2,948,792
1,981,434
90,081
122,265
43,442
4,715
22,570
96,095
56,707
15,651
217,890
54,835
8,838
59,758
211,444
2,385
2,403,522
*2,728
*1,667
-*54,875
10,394
151,792
68
512,914
24,791
35,836
*1,329
1,646,444
21,845
22,149
*988
189,288
Total receipts less total deductions ¹...........................................................
112,665,933
1,119,045
1,900,090
*16,179
77,911
1,494,033
311,967
1,886,453
2,417,696
531,243
*16,179
*36,644
*20,465
73,836
158,307
84,470
1,486,399
1,834,837
348,438
310,039
387,908
77,869
920,961
51,199
196,038
133,928
*3,624
-*3,624
--
93,766
6,876
28,339
*2,861
769,494
39,555
138,322
131,067
54,077
4,767
25,753
--
81,985
--
*7,978
69,139
*4,868
455,961
1,850
---
47,257
*454
391,114
*297
17,590
*1,099
Item
All
industries
(1)
Number of returns.......................................................................
2,452,254
52
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business.........................................................
111,722,678
Net income..........................................................................
154,704,647
Deficit..........................................................................
42,981,970
Agriculture,
forestry,
and fishing
1,081,658
3,219,819
2,138,161
Portfolio income (less deficit)
distributed to shareholders.........................................................
36,798,082
1,252,687
Dividend income..........................................................................
1,499,026
27,803
Interest income..........................................................................
9,597,533
244,741
Royalty income (less loss)..........................................................................
859,503
24,831
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
1,140,527
16,391
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................... 23,495,736
935,730
Other portfolio income (net)..........................................................................
205,757
*3,192
52
Real estate rental net income
(less deficit)......................................................... 3,853,322
Net income..........................................................................
5,713,349
Deficit..........................................................................
1,860,027
91,758
104,261
12,503
10,164
18,431
8,266
*48
*48
--
*1,616
*1,627
11
3,992
11,860
*7,868
4,508
4,896
*388
Net income (less deficit)
from other rental activity.........................................................
688,929
Net income..........................................................................
1,065,842
Deficit..........................................................................376,913
24,064
26,541
*2,477
16,766
18,087
*1,321
*172
*172
--
*1,095
*1,095
--
2,943
4,264
*1,321
*12,557
*12,557
--
Total net income (less deficit).......................................................................
153,063,011
2,450,167
Net income..........................................................................
192,122,074
4,371,253
Deficit..........................................................................
39,059,063
1,921,086
2,834,344
3,219,960
385,616
*20,022
*40,196
*20,174
170,314
236,272
*65,958
2,262,827
2,489,114
226,287
381,181
454,378
*73,197
Footnotes at end of table.
S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 1.--All Returns: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income, and Total Net
Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Construction
Item
Total
(8)
General
building
contractors
and
operative
builders
Heavy
construction
contractors
Total
Food and
kindred
products
Tobacco
manufactures
Textile
mill
products
(13)
(14)
(15)
(11)
(12)
9,242
150,239
153,249
9,507
3
2,471
Number of shareholders............................................
414,392
160,376
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
332,647,323 152,422,824
Business receipts..........................................................
329,955,853 151,425,313
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local...............................................................................
56,981
31,478
Net gain, noncapital assets..........................................................
320,115
59,877
Other receipts..........................................................
2,314,375
906,156
16,705
237,310
363,440
38,906
12
5,830
37,269,942
36,490,937
142,954,557
142,039,602
488,763,265
483,403,850
65,072,155
64,513,489
371,132
351,191
17,524,273
17,280,657
12,264
133,970
632,770
13,239
126,267
775,449
144,681
898,648
4,316,087
9,657
77,823
471,186
-12,100
7,840
5,455
31,107
207,055
Total deductions......................................................................
319,659,315 148,211,625
Cost of goods sold..........................................................
250,380,576 127,827,999
Compensation of officers..........................................................
11,018,667
3,507,915
Salaries and wages..........................................................
16,190,890
4,629,061
Repairs.......................................................... 1,482,362
327,310
Bad debts.......................................................... 420,388
89,262
Rent paid on business property..........................................................
2,757,552
639,203
Taxes paid..........................................................
6,100,848
1,614,464
Interest paid..........................................................
2,185,762
931,324
Amortization.......................................................... 57,580
21,684
Depreciation..........................................................
4,895,481
930,345
Depletion..........................................................
12,232
*189
Advertising.......................................................... 911,762
364,277
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans......................................................
1,077,238
277,381
Employee benefit programs..........................................................
2,598,165
560,783
Net loss, noncapital assets..........................................................
37,379
6,393
Other deductions..........................................................
19,532,434
6,484,033
35,727,969
27,881,498
863,872
1,645,694
261,517
31,117
270,151
631,468
279,456
2,882
1,379,665
12,043
33,217
135,719,721
94,671,079
6,646,879
9,916,135
893,535
300,010
1,848,198
3,854,916
974,981
33,013
2,585,471
-514,268
460,648,128
333,190,846
15,209,291
34,390,126
2,291,760
1,115,124
4,888,213
9,919,707
5,467,421
537,352
11,331,145
154,373
4,414,546
62,271,717
48,298,504
907,538
3,699,747
316,884
79,130
437,754
936,225
589,728
63,808
1,294,076
-1,197,797
309,895
206,652
4,959
12,652
763
20
1,555
45,999
4,060
14,687
3,495
-3,026
16,766,781
13,269,121
384,837
818,525
77,342
52,106
112,800
318,652
228,242
7,511
393,721
-43,467
152,694
297,995
*14,695
1,970,004
647,163
1,739,386
16,290
11,078,397
2,135,671
4,943,221
76,435
30,582,897
202,078
532,555
4,651
3,711,243
251
1,730
2
10,043
44,991
174,781
*2,025
838,661
Total receipts less total deductions ¹...........................................................
12,988,008
4,211,199
1,541,973
7,234,836
28,115,138
2,800,437
61,237
757,493
1,529,709
1,973,085
443,375
7,221,597
8,492,503
1,270,906
27,970,457
33,561,802
5,591,345
2,790,780
3,232,866
442,086
61,237
61,237
--
752,038
937,635
185,597
336,373
34,975
157,506
*8,337
484,774
35,485
253,936
*3
6,162,120
194,762
1,414,101
122,312
214,696
10,882
161,962
*7,082
211,372
220
1,308
--
220,628
4,314
45,660
--
5,935
14,524
139,550
-782
--
*3,692
126,308
*3,311
180,696
*130
4,279,499
11,897
34,993
*560
209,843
--
166,962
1
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business.........................................................
12,931,027
Net income..........................................................................
16,085,416
Deficit..........................................................................
3,154,388
4,179,721
5,619,828
1,440,107
Portfolio income (less deficit)
distributed to shareholders.........................................................
1,457,712
636,564
Dividend income..........................................................................
114,899
44,439
Interest income..........................................................................
848,100
436,657
Royalty income (less loss)..........................................................................
*8,340
-Net short-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
31,081
10,622
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
450,496
143,491
Other portfolio income (net)..........................................................................
4,795
*1,354
(10)
Special
trade
contractors
101,623
Number of returns.......................................................................
261,104
(9)
Manufacturing
Real estate rental net income
(less deficit).........................................................
94,406
Net income..........................................................................
120,624
Deficit..........................................................................
26,218
77,659
98,970
21,311
11,003
11,160
*157
5,743
10,494
4,751
162,592
181,828
19,236
6,106
7,999
1,894
8
8
--
4,261
4,425
*164
Net income (less deficit)
from other rental activity.........................................................
9,943
Net income..........................................................................
14,870
Deficit..........................................................................*4,927
6,157
7,949
*1,792
1,760
2,322
562
2,026
*4,599
*2,572
49,689
52,214
2,525
3,384
*3,939
*556
----
*1,387
*1,463
76
Total net income (less deficit).......................................................................
14,493,088
4,900,101
Net income..........................................................................
17,347,415
6,190,918
Deficit..........................................................................
2,854,327
1,290,817
1,878,845
2,225,751
346,906
7,714,142
8,930,745
1,216,604
34,344,858
39,303,105
4,958,247
3,014,966
3,431,525
416,560
272,617
272,617
--
978,313
1,151,819
173,506
Footnotes at end of table.
53
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Table 1.--All Returns: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income, and Total Net
Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Manufacturing--continued
Item
Apparel
and
other
textile
products
Lumber
and
wood
products
Furniture
and
fixtures
Paper
and
allied
products
Printing
and
publishing
Chemical
and
allied
products
Petroleum
(including
integrated)
and coal
products
Rubber and
miscellaneous
plastics
products
(16)
(17)
(18)
(19)
(20)
(21)
(22)
(23)
Number of returns.......................................................................
7,838
54
11,397
4,584
1,752
29,312
5,677
241
6,046
Number of shareholders............................................
16,290
25,000
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
27,962,058
27,608,834
Business receipts..........................................................
27,599,863
27,340,940
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local...............................................................................
2,994
3,074
Net gain, noncapital assets..........................................................
9,280
35,479
Other receipts..........................................................
349,921
229,341
10,969
6,025
60,788
13,597
395
15,375
12,521,683
12,396,214
19,438,958
19,262,101
41,183,068
40,120,106
20,369,712
20,233,150
2,513,564
2,478,831
30,202,085
29,997,778
4,702
25,330
95,437
8,738
44,926
123,194
20,425
117,965
924,573
6,044
5,133
125,386
*42
*597
34,094
13,731
51,636
138,941
11,881,920
8,607,972
328,461
870,361
49,017
55,198
143,117
275,314
126,864
4,466
222,333
-159,713
18,462,005
14,022,751
479,460
1,222,681
111,437
58,320
166,183
355,554
217,055
19,993
524,369
*402
52,854
39,077,360
21,158,969
2,306,193
5,286,306
271,984
207,345
767,731
1,127,098
572,177
149,097
1,226,467
*583
516,186
19,166,589
12,883,963
664,732
1,678,086
105,981
57,302
235,831
367,660
242,366
46,021
493,692
-247,796
2,458,922
1,959,184
37,436
114,795
26,109
*6,271
15,795
36,433
21,283
*2,715
45,607
*346
6,332
28,436,954
20,811,479
1,001,717
1,752,141
122,263
43,027
210,987
628,346
392,118
23,832
1,038,813
-217,780
57,302
159,246
*2,854
819,701
96,937
186,229
*1,805
945,975
248,370
487,990
6,742
4,744,119
87,732
206,193
*1,570
1,847,667
*5,619
*12,733
48
168,216
130,757
341,215
1,209
1,721,269
639,762
976,954
2,105,708
1,203,123
54,641
1,765,131
635,060
779,004
143,943
968,216
1,185,093
216,877
2,085,283
2,888,919
803,636
1,197,079
1,455,829
258,750
54,599
85,962
*31,363
1,751,400
2,071,865
320,465
321,155
925
28,796
*7
114,914
4,929
61,229
30
1,419,259
33,050
157,170
*5,629
485,705
18,320
67,441
*3,100
7,332
*9
7,446
--
153,591
8,900
81,360
*4,524
*-671
*2,500
3,594
2,665
*93
-12,565
291,522
575
46,094
132
1,213,662
*6,155
393,939
*240
*-217
--
71,372
(²)
Total deductions......................................................................
27,267,929
26,381,191
Cost of goods sold..........................................................
19,934,328
20,289,992
Compensation of officers..........................................................
929,331
616,781
Salaries and wages..........................................................
2,333,477
1,363,435
Repairs..........................................................
55,414
228,429
Bad debts.......................................................... 69,241
46,514
Rent paid on business property..........................................................
382,608
172,339
Taxes paid.......................................................... 655,978
543,140
Interest paid..........................................................414,192
348,509
Amortization.......................................................... 11,157
16,131
Depreciation..........................................................316,177
688,064
Depletion..........................................................
-*137,301
Advertising.......................................................... 257,657
105,654
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans......................................................
76,265
87,170
Employee benefit programs..........................................................
178,527
198,490
Net loss, noncapital assets..........................................................
4,756
19,970
Other deductions..........................................................
1,648,820
1,519,273
Total receipts less total deductions ¹...........................................................
694,129
1,227,644
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business.........................................................
691,135
Net income..........................................................................
1,271,306
Deficit..........................................................................
580,171
1,224,569
1,587,270
362,701
Portfolio income (less deficit)
distributed to shareholders.........................................................
67,939
316,000
Dividend income..........................................................................
12,965
3,586
Interest income..........................................................................
47,121
70,436
Royalty income (less loss)..........................................................................
7,441
*178
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
*225
1,915
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
-122
236,900
Other portfolio income (net)..........................................................................
*309
*2,986
54
Real estate rental net income
(less deficit).........................................................
10,591
Net income..........................................................................
12,541
Deficit..........................................................................*1,950
16,620
20,019
*3,399
*657
*657
--
-13
2,259
*2,272
15,278
18,059
2,780
6,388
*6,585
*197
1
1
--
10,522
11,416
*894
Net income (less deficit)
from other rental activity.........................................................
*611
Net income..........................................................................
*611
Deficit..........................................................................
--
2,329
2,361
*32
*197
*197
--
----
9,680
9,684
*4
*687
*687
--
41
41
--
*5,077
*5,389
*312
Total net income (less deficit).......................................................................
770,276
1,559,518
Net income..........................................................................
1,324,213
1,875,184
Deficit..........................................................................
553,937
315,666
957,070
1,100,770
143,701
1,083,116
1,290,693
207,577
3,529,501
4,192,537
663,036
1,689,859
1,924,917
235,058
61,973
93,336
*31,363
1,920,589
2,211,665
291,075
Footnotes at end of table.
S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 1.--All Returns: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income, and Total Net
Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Manufacturing--continued
Leather
and
leather
products
Stone,
clay, and
glass
products
Primary
metal
industries
Fabricated
metal
products
Machinery,
except
electrical
Electrical
and
electronic
equipment
Motor
vehicles and
equipment
(24)
(25)
(26)
(27)
(28)
(29)
(30)
4,751
1,811
21,438
11,719
10,562
1,213
Number of shareholders............................................1,099
10,069
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
2,466,240
13,057,099
Business receipts..........................................................
2,461,613
12,884,988
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local...............................................................................
*525
*2,542
Net gain, noncapital assets..........................................................
*62
73,074
Other receipts.......................................................... 4,040
96,495
5,536
47,124
25,813
22,599
3,302
23,299,581
23,230,568
65,605,093
64,935,252
31,405,898
31,071,539
31,671,408
31,445,155
12,001,015
11,898,580
3,168
5,823
60,021
26,445
186,323
457,072
8,571
51,394
274,393
10,298
31,861
184,094
5,957
16,375
80,103
Total deductions......................................................................
2,346,501
12,029,313
Cost of goods sold..........................................................
1,723,107
7,937,533
Compensation of officers..........................................................
94,928
359,778
Salaries and wages..........................................................
171,676
1,020,626
Repairs..........................................................
4,044
114,030
Bad debts..........................................................
3,762
42,985
Rent paid on business property..........................................................
18,122
183,005
Taxes paid.......................................................... 46,214
330,861
Interest paid.......................................................... 34,487
178,427
Amortization.......................................................... *1,246
15,598
Depreciation.......................................................... 22,220
555,033
Depletion..........................................................
-14,948
Advertising.......................................................... 45,170
68,467
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans......................................................
*4,398
63,683
Employee benefit programs..........................................................
39,914
119,177
Net loss, noncapital assets..........................................................
*609
*609
Other deductions..........................................................
136,605
1,024,553
22,431,552
19,541,023
306,941
602,835
60,361,806
44,306,834
2,578,450
4,022,519
28,840,271
20,186,880
1,169,169
2,401,573
29,396,734
20,912,987
966,860
2,789,949
11,253,376
9,383,009
148,099
476,888
81,392
42,850
56,873
253,324
200,642
9,622
417,276
*591
31,101
291,921
106,372
640,652
1,468,667
683,592
37,619
1,685,765
-305,181
121,876
76,862
321,010
786,658
359,930
24,848
756,559
-237,075
109,429
63,317
324,025
597,762
283,120
20,553
610,289
*202
318,551
29,716
10,664
50,918
209,406
81,480
6,801
193,457
-53,116
81,500
159,592
318,116
768,307
212,599
488,480
146,697
309,960
41,239
124,088
*1,699
644,290
4,738
3,143,073
14,775
1,681,977
3,213
1,939,818
*108
444,386
Total receipts less total deductions ¹...........................................................
119,739
1,027,785
868,029
5,243,286
2,565,627
2,274,674
747,639
864,860
1,032,041
167,181
5,216,841
5,576,438
359,597
2,557,056
2,935,907
378,851
2,264,377
2,629,570
365,193
741,682
792,239
*50,557
116,927
1,174
46,214
547
585,263
24,293
176,207
1,272
551,049
15,636
129,880
10,531
555,834
23,777
93,592
4,966
38,363
*7,408
23,580
*3,408
*4,323
7,416
802
3,480
*2,189
64,668
--
375,708
*367
394,166
*34
429,510
*510
1,778
--
4,739
5,881
*1,142
40,101
41,009
*908
9,050
9,286
*236
2,874
4,512
*1,637
*124
*232
108
Item
Number of returns.......................................................................
609
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business.........................................................
119,214
Net income..........................................................................
144,720
Deficit..........................................................................
*25,506
1,025,244
1,172,791
147,547
Portfolio income (less deficit)
distributed to shareholders.........................................................
12,275
73,551
Dividend income..........................................................................
*5,423
*3,517
Interest income..........................................................................
5,726
47,171
Royalty income (less loss)..........................................................................
*99
*63
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
*-2
*326
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
*1,026
22,474
Other portfolio income (net)..........................................................................
*3
-Real estate rental net income
(less deficit).........................................................
*712
Net income..........................................................................
*865
Deficit.......................................................................... *153
Net income (less deficit)
from other rental activity.........................................................
*507
Net income..........................................................................
*507
Deficit..........................................................................
--
8,567
8,582
*15
*126
*4,019
9,330
*1,322
*2,010
*1,716
*442
316
Total net income (less deficit).......................................................................
132,708
1,107,487
Net income..........................................................................
156,011
1,229,917
Deficit..........................................................................
*23,303
122,429
*4,028
9
990,545
1,148,416
157,871
10,173
*843
5,851,535
6,185,087
333,553
*1,524
*201
3,118,477
3,451,790
333,313
*2,185
*175
2,825,095
3,128,419
303,324
*1,716
-781,885
827,132
*45,247
Footnotes at end of table.
55
S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 1.--All Returns: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income, and Total Net
Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Manufacturing--continued
Item
Transportation
equipment,
except
motor
vehicles
Instruments
and
related
products
Miscellaneous
manufacturing
and
manufacturing
not allocable
Total
Transportation
Communication
(31)
(32)
(33)
(34)
(35)
(36)
16,619
105,803
83,951
14,500
7,352
Number of shareholders............................................ 5,384
10,433
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
8,814,639
7,472,538
Business receipts..........................................................
8,648,688
7,321,119
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local...............................................................................
*2,002
4,782
Net gain, noncapital assets..........................................................
26,091
24,154
Other receipts..........................................................137,858
122,483
38,892
212,346
152,109
42,425
17,812
28,202,234
27,932,029
114,202,022
111,864,882
88,209,868
86,645,561
16,138,938
15,624,180
9,853,216
9,595,141
5,529
72,114
192,562
36,597
673,535
1,627,007
24,465
489,266
1,050,575
6,886
167,259
340,613
*5,246
17,010
235,819
Total deductions......................................................................
8,277,833
6,753,747
Cost of goods sold..........................................................
6,222,988
3,936,576
Compensation of officers..........................................................
232,014
431,971
Salaries and wages..........................................................
545,757
908,690
Repairs..........................................................
22,678
34,457
Bad debts..........................................................
15,463
13,589
Rent paid on business property..........................................................
88,774
110,121
Taxes paid.......................................................... 197,976
184,160
Interest paid.......................................................... 82,162
58,429
Amortization..........................................................
7,564
14,625
Depreciation.......................................................... 145,834
145,676
Depletion..........................................................
--Advertising..........................................................
56,345
69,054
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans......................................................
40,360
62,663
Employee benefit programs..........................................................
102,686
85,912
Net loss, noncapital assets..........................................................
*2,574
*102
Other deductions..........................................................
514,659
697,722
26,475,731
17,596,996
1,259,639
2,297,408
116,594
64,784
448,012
554,279
348,558
39,458
552,220
-422,224
111,251,359
49,517,356
3,059,545
16,030,871
2,017,352
326,375
4,823,501
3,460,505
1,964,927
326,784
5,454,071
*231
744,014
86,041,741
37,470,920
2,227,294
12,512,974
1,764,431
148,794
4,333,294
2,723,569
1,275,100
80,735
4,353,721
*231
415,748
15,724,947
6,903,200
595,066
2,556,279
120,487
162,309
314,856
442,068
444,878
209,232
627,762
-298,152
9,484,672
5,143,236
237,185
961,617
132,435
15,272
175,350
294,869
244,948
36,818
472,588
-30,114
126,943
265,414
2,376
2,380,827
358,526
1,081,429
40,726
22,045,148
297,207
887,490
6,998
17,543,236
27,383
97,363
*13,169
2,912,743
33,936
96,576
*20,558
1,589,169
Total receipts less total deductions ¹...........................................................
536,806
718,791
1,726,503
2,950,663
2,168,127
413,991
368,545
1,720,974
2,212,680
491,705
2,914,066
6,248,166
3,334,101
2,143,662
4,020,709
1,877,048
407,105
1,448,295
1,041,190
363,299
779,162
415,863
477,279
8,856
90,596
71,684
1,360,635
46,046
461,278
*1,772
488,015
26,044
247,073
*1,772
757,431
17,283
117,345
--
115,189
2,719
96,860
--
119,336
18,057
16,593
979
*485
186,781
26
826,766
6,714
194,726
1,807
617,871
*3,952
14,169
*956
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business.........................................................
534,804
Net income..........................................................................
623,218
Deficit.......................................................................... 88,414
714,009
885,212
171,204
Portfolio income (less deficit)
distributed to shareholders.........................................................
126,525
92,465
Dividend income..........................................................................
2,124
4,455
Interest income..........................................................................
32,126
39,080
Royalty income (less loss)..........................................................................
602
*1,149
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
*252
*762
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
91,421
47,019
Other portfolio income (net)..........................................................................
---
56
Electric,
gas, and
sanitary
services
3,292
Number of returns.......................................................................
2,406
56
Transportation and public utilities
(37)
Real estate rental net income
(less deficit).........................................................
2,373
Net income..........................................................................
*2,448
Deficit..........................................................................
75
*1,714
*3,049
*1,335
21,919
21,994
*75
86,232
92,717
6,485
75,266
79,390
*4,124
7,028
7,337
*308
3,938
*5,990
*2,053
Net income (less deficit)
from other rental activity.........................................................
*3,936
Net income..........................................................................
*3,936
Deficit..........................................................................
--
*460
*460
--
*2,870
*2,870
--
61,998
130,813
68,815
38,099
105,745
67,646
17,922
19,091
*1,169
*5,977
*5,977
--
Total net income (less deficit).......................................................................
667,638
808,647
Net income..........................................................................
747,527
968,562
Deficit.......................................................................... 79,888
159,915
2,223,042
2,590,969
367,927
4,422,930
7,560,131
3,137,201
2,745,041
4,534,436
1,789,395
1,189,486
2,152,136
962,650
488,403
873,559
385,156
Footnotes at end of table.
S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 1.--All Returns: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income, and Total Net
Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Item
Total
(38)
Total
Groceries
and
related
products
Machinery,
equipment,
and
supplies
Retail trade
Miscellaneous
wholesale
trade
Total
Building
materials,
garden
supplies,
and mobile
home dealers
General
merchandise
stores
(39)
(40)
(41)
(42)
(43)
(44)
164,477
13,111
23,203
128,162
416,942
19,258
5,730
Number of shareholders............................................
1,094,792
309,337
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
1,337,278,598 571,323,647
Business receipts..........................................................
1,320,780,014 565,511,148
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local...............................................................................
172,748
118,618
Net gain, noncapital assets..........................................................
1,292,822
505,982
Other receipts..........................................................
15,033,014
5,187,899
26,899
42,063
240,376
782,574
36,490
11,328
79,054,274
78,710,478
54,686,489
53,721,838
437,582,884
433,078,832
763,668,540
752,999,754
35,768,720
35,445,767
9,755,375
9,639,689
3,141
13,428
327,227
9,263
195,143
760,244
106,213
297,411
4,100,428
54,130
785,568
9,829,088
*1,033
22,055
299,865
*1,656
*515
113,514
78,034,098
68,267,312
1,393,063
3,283,954
234,096
95,473
560,884
523,348
351,523
50,996
375,883
-203,227
52,060,148
39,573,811
1,591,264
4,055,231
239,483
99,067
555,925
634,739
539,016
27,670
810,468
162
231,198
424,797,838
346,477,972
8,826,813
26,163,927
1,421,422
1,058,169
4,234,086
5,806,525
3,265,616
248,702
3,202,211
*10,215
2,516,101
751,119,473
568,422,157
13,654,744
61,913,996
4,190,169
974,421
18,216,395
12,052,386
6,305,889
637,741
7,333,549
*9,074
11,195,518
34,945,069
25,775,035
912,524
3,328,836
173,627
105,878
590,146
641,043
439,763
19,572
349,739
1,109
369,358
9,611,482
6,165,598
259,077
1,253,442
57,827
21,775
447,032
202,909
90,354
8,529
94,661
-181,233
111,312
169,531
*1,983
2,411,512
202,192
321,209
627
3,178,086
977,585
1,497,586
30,642
19,060,266
844,641
3,095,912
117,613
42,155,267
76,987
174,701
*19,291
1,967,459
13,999
38,323
358
776,363
Total receipts less total deductions ¹...........................................................
29,068,124 16,431,563
1,020,176
2,626,340
12,785,047
12,549,066
823,651
143,893
1,017,035
1,303,131
286,097
2,617,077
2,878,955
261,878
12,678,833
15,240,879
2,562,045
12,494,937
19,098,167
6,603,230
822,618
1,183,313
360,695
142,236
336,060
193,824
408,644
12,431
78,227
*14,709
271,690
23,534
126,274
768
4,337,727
122,654
732,137
96,281
3,894,201
92,782
1,022,622
27,960
132,745
18,217
84,558
*327
84,795
*440
10,106
*371
Number of returns.......................................................................
583,006
Total deductions......................................................................
1,308,210,474 554,892,083
Cost of goods sold..........................................................
1,024,343,917 454,319,095
Compensation of officers..........................................................
25,524,258 11,811,140
Salaries and wages..........................................................
95,575,159 33,503,112
Repairs.......................................................... 6,092,926
1,895,001
Bad debts.......................................................... 2,230,183
1,252,709
Rent paid on business property..........................................................
23,612,081
5,350,895
Taxes paid..........................................................
19,050,111
6,964,612
Interest paid..........................................................
10,499,512
4,156,156
Amortization.......................................................... 966,845
327,369
Depreciation..........................................................
11,760,628
4,388,561
Depletion..........................................................
19,451
*10,377
Advertising..........................................................
14,164,518
2,950,526
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans......................................................
2,140,324
1,291,089
Employee benefit programs..........................................................
5,091,153
1,988,327
Net loss, noncapital assets..........................................................
150,864
33,252
Other deductions..........................................................
66,988,541 24,649,863
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business.........................................................
28,895,377 16,312,945
Net income..........................................................................
38,618,119 19,422,965
Deficit..........................................................................
9,722,742
3,110,020
(45)
Portfolio income (less deficit)
distributed to shareholders.........................................................
8,914,747
5,018,060
Dividend income..........................................................................
251,401
158,619
Interest income..........................................................................
1,961,745
936,638
Royalty income (less loss)..........................................................................
139,718
111,758
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
100,190
44,251
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................... 6,453,475
3,759,908
Other portfolio income (net)..........................................................................
8,218
6,887
-931
-401
45,583
55,939
*-599
--
304,059
*148
121,205
*311
3,334,644
6,427
2,693,568
1,331
30,223
*19
*73,879
--
Real estate rental net income
(less deficit).........................................................
308,506
Net income..........................................................................
419,352
Deficit..........................................................................
110,846
92,742
169,994
77,252
13,521
16,707
*3,186
7,062
7,676
*615
72,159
145,611
73,451
215,764
249,358
33,594
20,189
24,123
*3,934
3,785
*7,259
*3,474
Net income (less deficit)
from other rental activity.........................................................
226,958
Net income..........................................................................
256,602
Deficit..........................................................................29,644
108,133
119,262
*11,129
*12,637
*12,637
--
73,988
84,298
*10,310
21,508
22,327
*819
118,784
137,299
18,515
*7,564
*7,670
106
----
Total net income (less deficit).......................................................................
38,345,586 21,531,880
Net income..........................................................................
47,154,079 24,284,843
Deficit..........................................................................
8,808,493
2,752,963
1,451,836
1,664,018
212,182
2,969,817
3,210,697
240,881
17,110,227
19,410,127
2,299,900
16,723,686
22,769,958
6,046,272
983,116
1,310,889
327,774
230,817
398,302
167,485
Footnotes at end of table.
57
S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 1.--All Returns: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income, and Total Net
Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Wholesale and retail trade--continued
Retail trade--continued
Wholesale
Automotive
dealers
and
service
stations
Apparel
and
accessory
stores
Furniture
and
home
furnishing
stores
(47)
(48)
(49)
(50)
(51)
(52)
56,119
20,536
24,201
130,344
121,762
1,587
Number of shareholders............................................
69,856
99,380
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
81,149,339
388,586,521
Business receipts..........................................................
80,030,769
382,947,477
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local...............................................................................
8,768
5,093
Net gain, noncapital assets..........................................................
58,367
311,530
Other receipts..........................................................
1,051,436
5,322,421
33,340
43,255
267,157
221,769
2,881
13,813,227
13,577,572
31,613,613
31,097,460
84,484,686
83,239,790
118,497,059
117,021,229
2,286,412
2,269,112
*754
*362
234,538
6,241
40,436
469,476
3,674
208,946
1,032,276
26,911
143,357
1,305,562
-*1,272
*16,027
Total deductions......................................................................
79,959,321
384,873,634
Cost of goods sold..........................................................
60,154,506
334,566,057
Compensation of officers..........................................................
1,007,061
3,635,005
Salaries and wages..........................................................
7,402,672
18,393,551
Repairs..........................................................
640,004
1,005,823
Bad debts.......................................................... 78,217
319,186
Rent paid on business property..........................................................
1,955,315
3,626,047
Taxes paid..........................................................1,270,742
3,346,889
Interest paid..........................................................486,645
2,799,427
Amortization.......................................................... 85,264
89,336
Depreciation..........................................................
1,080,780
1,798,711
Depletion..........................................................
--Advertising.......................................................... 793,264
3,627,569
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans......................................................
124,730
202,905
Employee benefit programs..........................................................
478,401
1,246,314
Net loss, noncapital assets..........................................................
2,151
17,071
Other deductions..........................................................
4,399,570
10,199,743
13,687,596
8,448,341
470,107
1,410,090
75,364
22,335
916,865
308,170
142,946
20,249
161,317
*7,081
352,883
30,533,083
19,524,266
940,437
3,396,379
176,495
115,068
1,238,677
660,171
210,626
14,836
399,319
-1,117,960
82,569,604
34,726,233
2,641,746
15,571,481
1,499,661
55,804
5,731,446
3,577,419
1,128,760
283,194
2,025,542
-2,465,769
114,939,683
79,062,121
3,788,787
11,157,545
561,368
256,158
3,710,867
2,045,042
1,007,368
116,762
1,423,479
*884
2,287,481
2,198,917
1,602,666
58,374
158,050
7,757
*3,053
44,791
33,114
37,467
*1,735
38,518
-18,474
35,735
36,880
*8,188
1,271,045
54,901
153,692
*443
2,529,811
58,053
495,850
45,356
12,263,290
277,330
471,750
24,755
8,747,986
*4,594
6,915
-183,410
Total receipts less total deductions ¹...........................................................
1,190,017
3,712,887
125,630
1,080,530
1,915,081
3,557,376
87,494
124,877
456,686
331,809
1,074,289
1,355,908
281,619
1,911,408
3,925,556
2,014,148
3,530,465
5,090,176
1,559,710
87,494
96,987
*9,493
95,021
2,147
14,719
*138
1,155,099
6,075
71,016
1,078
574,003
13,324
162,357
*3,797
742,180
28,705
175,555
*21,336
*2,485
-*2,485
--
*228
*421
15,638
47,865
--
*77,789
--
1,076,489
*21
378,662
*225
468,699
*20
---
Item
Food
stores
(46)
Number of returns.......................................................................
38,992
58
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business.........................................................
1,181,249
Net income..........................................................................
1,700,602
Deficit..........................................................................
519,353
3,707,794
5,049,865
1,342,071
Portfolio income (less deficit)
distributed to shareholders.........................................................
152,444
957,914
Dividend income..........................................................................
10,613
13,262
Interest income..........................................................................
105,439
398,873
Royalty income (less loss)..........................................................................
68
*844
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
-1,043
-6,571
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
37,366
550,460
Other portfolio income (net)..........................................................................
(²)
*1,046
58
Eating
and
drinking
places
Miscellaneous
retail
stores
and
retail
trade
not
allocable
Real estate rental net income
(less deficit).........................................................
33,793
Net income..........................................................................
38,305
Deficit..........................................................................*4,512
56,540
62,837
6,296
*385
*482
*97
10,607
11,166
*559
24,815
28,393
*3,579
65,650
76,793
11,143
----
Net income (less deficit)
from other rental activity.........................................................
*21,640
Net income..........................................................................
*21,640
Deficit..........................................................................
--
8,059
25,895
17,835
*-30
*392
*422
*18,031
*18,031
--
23,022
23,174
*152
40,497
40,497
--
*41
*41
--
Total net income (less deficit).......................................................................
1,389,126
4,730,308
Net income..........................................................................
1,874,273
5,901,918
Deficit..........................................................................
485,147
1,171,610
220,252
531,989
311,737
2,258,026
2,469,610
211,584
2,533,248
4,461,589
1,928,341
4,378,793
5,821,386
1,442,594
90,020
99,278
*9,258
Footnotes at end of table.
S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 1.--All Returns: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income, and Total Net
Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Total
Banking
Credit
agencies
other
than
banks
(53)
(54)
Item
Security,
commodity
brokers,
and
services
Insurance
Insurance
agents,
brokers,
and
services
(57)
Real
estate
Holding
and other
investment
companies,
except bank
holding
companies
(55)
(56)
(58)
(59)
(60)
758
15,468
15,029
--
43,990
281,126
25,782
Number of shareholders............................................
877,115
8,789
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
104,017,724
4,230,536
Business receipts..........................................................
91,985,536
1,748,776
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local...............................................................................
372,152
104,297
Net gain, noncapital assets..........................................................
549,630
25,805
Other receipts..........................................................
11,110,406
2,351,659
30,260
24,729
--
73,316
679,769
60,251
8,475,315
6,258,146
12,766,071
10,885,289
---
18,818,469
18,456,348
55,610,126
52,377,961
4,117,207
2,259,015
12,993
103,637
2,100,538
78,346
33,712
1,768,723
----
10,768
32,084
319,270
87,741
292,527
2,851,896
78,006
61,865
1,718,320
7,665,605
-581,882
2,210,333
49,326
397,552
267,689
273,419
1,238,099
36,400
142,076
*670
206,292
11,723,136
-2,441,596
3,215,787
38,631
48,158
324,141
362,068
729,509
13,058
121,937
-141,712
--------------
16,901,231
2,980,396
2,577,225
5,014,080
125,752
34,446
659,329
595,250
193,577
73,107
221,402
*717
361,786
52,629,072
20,398,526
3,238,613
10,742,028
556,132
202,485
1,635,503
1,411,201
1,754,766
92,911
751,623
*290
948,472
3,864,123
503,122
201,679
740,435
22,642
59,213
69,817
114,924
251,260
8,330
71,710
*167
21,705
50,426
83,986
26,629
2,100,826
126,793
84,168
*5,887
4,069,691
-----
193,666
249,226
*280
3,620,993
282,137
371,926
81,792
10,160,668
19,752
39,180
6,684
1,733,502
809,710
1,042,934
--
1,917,238
2,981,054
253,084
796,716
1,422,766
626,050
964,588
2,436,812
1,472,224
----
1,906,470
2,222,966
316,495
2,893,312
6,305,329
3,412,017
175,077
1,487,046
1,311,969
370,186
5,407
239,385
*55
2,279,685
95,320
320,162
*67
-----
482,877
31,378
199,373
--
3,379,348
101,576
1,428,594
15,623
3,445,834
368,137
568,102
63,917
12,457
564,663
--
6,620
40,710
183,550
100,649
*12,233
1,282,643
16,831
---
241,286
*4,219
1,776,105
16,741
2,227,281
34,847
Number of returns.......................................................................
382,153
Total deductions......................................................................
96,055,527
3,272,359
Cost of goods sold..........................................................
23,882,044
-Compensation of officers..........................................................
9,313,186
272,191
Salaries and wages..........................................................
22,346,609
423,946
Repairs..........................................................
837,098
44,616
Bad debts.......................................................... 816,840
74,985
Rent paid on business property..........................................................
3,001,827
45,347
Taxes paid..........................................................
2,853,392
96,530
Interest paid..........................................................
5,721,291
1,554,081
Amortization..........................................................
247,669
23,863
Depreciation..........................................................
1,397,146
88,398
Depletion..........................................................
1,850
6
Advertising..........................................................
1,708,921
28,954
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans......................................................
699,111
26,337
Employee benefit programs..........................................................
887,491
59,006
Net loss, noncapital assets..........................................................
124,439
3,166
Other deductions..........................................................
22,216,612
530,933
Total receipts less total deductions ¹...........................................................
7,962,197
958,177
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business.........................................................
7,590,045
Net income..........................................................................
14,748,463
Deficit..........................................................................
7,158,418
853,880
873,543
*19,663
Portfolio income (less deficit)
distributed to shareholders.........................................................
9,997,872
39,943
Dividend income..........................................................................
605,393
3,575
Interest income..........................................................................
2,775,658
20,042
Royalty income (less loss)..........................................................................
79,667
4
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
808,048
49
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................... 5,641,962
14,000
Other portfolio income (net)..........................................................................
87,144
*2,274
Real estate rental net income
(less deficit).........................................................2,797,388
Net income..........................................................................
4,362,852
Deficit..........................................................................
1,565,463
-651
3,701
4,352
2,075
5,133
3,058
2,869
*4,576
*1,707
----
3,952
*5,874
*1,922
2,752,593
4,268,635
1,516,041
36,550
74,933
38,383
Net income (less deficit)
from other rental activity.........................................................
35,484
Net income..........................................................................
82,201
Deficit..........................................................................
46,717
155
936
*781
648
*1,338
*690
3,221
3,258
37
----
*1,398
*1,553
*156
31,778
68,443
36,665
-1,716
6,673
*8,389
Total net income (less deficit).......................................................................
20,420,790
893,327
Net income..........................................................................
26,888,171
905,732
Deficit..........................................................................
6,467,381
*12,406
1,169,626
1,642,823
473,197
3,250,364
3,864,630
614,266
----
2,394,697
2,666,147
271,451
9,057,032
13,087,133
4,030,100
3,655,745
4,721,707
1,065,962
Footnotes at end of table.
59
S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 1.--All Returns: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income, and Total Net
Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Services
Hotels
Item
Total
and other
lodging
Personal
services
Business
services
places
(61)
60
Auto repair;
Amusement
miscellaneous
repair
and
recreation
services
services
Nature of
Other
services
business
not
allocable
(62)
(63)
(64)
(65)
(66)
(67)
(68)
Number of returns.......................................................................
860,445
19,480
60,188
261,096
83,119
73,351
363,210
*1,821
Number of shareholders............................................
1,434,631
Income from a trade or business:
51,530
96,516
426,167
126,758
144,886
588,775
*6,384
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
451,975,219
13,989,534
Business receipts..........................................................
441,010,668
13,677,658
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local...............................................................................
109,073
7,360
Net gain, noncapital assets..........................................................
1,480,340
40,010
Other receipts..........................................................
9,375,138
264,506
17,057,821
16,876,169
165,324,219
161,289,106
36,724,473
36,241,725
37,993,094
36,240,530
180,886,077
176,685,480
*173,806
*172,529
*746
29,106
151,800
33,598
661,234
3,340,281
*392
241,068
241,289
19,195
228,285
1,505,083
47,782
280,638
3,872,178
--*1,277
Total deductions......................................................................
423,424,597
13,629,782
Cost of goods sold..........................................................
132,434,305
2,047,841
Compensation of officers..........................................................
42,498,717
409,590
Salaries and wages..........................................................
91,959,318
2,786,994
Repairs.......................................................... 4,241,291
531,146
Bad debts.......................................................... 974,099
22,801
Rent paid on business property..........................................................
16,972,342
591,188
Taxes paid..........................................................
16,459,162
868,728
Interest paid..........................................................
6,158,781
1,182,648
Amortization..........................................................
1,369,553
63,771
Depreciation..........................................................
11,014,245
1,063,206
Depletion..........................................................
*49
-Advertising..........................................................
5,508,822
355,393
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans......................................................
3,512,907
9,335
Employee benefit programs..........................................................
4,778,794
119,034
Net loss, noncapital assets..........................................................
148,074
5,875
Other deductions..........................................................
85,394,139
3,572,232
16,220,995
4,886,858
1,163,467
3,254,440
307,319
63,026
1,446,785
745,892
240,863
51,824
591,630
-440,637
154,603,330
63,843,249
12,242,839
31,783,857
977,210
284,235
4,054,370
5,289,929
1,438,791
271,472
3,377,065
*49
1,646,328
35,358,708
17,165,633
1,989,997
4,833,274
404,679
65,947
1,867,016
1,287,483
600,081
53,096
1,549,601
-538,472
36,352,495
10,147,855
2,817,150
6,381,207
699,936
85,592
1,715,655
1,574,558
900,186
656,647
1,920,962
-792,357
167,259,287
34,342,868
23,875,675
42,919,546
1,321,001
452,497
7,297,327
6,692,572
1,796,212
272,742
2,511,782
*( ² )
1,735,635
*161,759
*123,291
*8,449
*5,526
*148
-*3,800
*1,454
--*2,630
---
61,801
121,120
*218
2,845,114
1,043,214
1,723,010
33,478
26,594,234
64,595
338,579
21,411
4,578,845
137,377
240,052
38,939
8,244,021
2,196,585
2,236,998
48,153
39,559,694
---*16,462
836,825
10,720,889
1,365,765
1,640,599
13,626,790
*12,047
836,080
1,327,227
491,147
10,687,291
13,992,529
3,305,238
1,365,374
2,026,234
660,860
1,621,404
3,799,273
2,177,869
13,579,009
17,559,363
3,980,354
*12,047
*13,825
*1,778
117,787
6,719
50,777
--
3,320,921
95,848
626,362
41,978
85,571
6,529
53,863
*10,596
821,997
20,800
248,861
219,519
2,185,320
68,161
548,321
76,843
*9,943
-*2,329
--
2,134
11,023
*3,321
-76,765
5,476
--
58,083
*73
2,470,992
74,718
10,628
*634
406,454
*3,129
1,484,418
2,100
*7,615
--
Total receipts less total deductions ¹...........................................................
28,550,622
359,752
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business.........................................................
28,441,549
Net income..........................................................................
39,791,342
Deficit..........................................................................
11,349,794
352,392
1,086,717
734,325
Portfolio income (less deficit)
distributed to shareholders.........................................................
6,721,405
189,810
Dividend income..........................................................................
207,522
9,464
Interest income..........................................................................
1,693,544
165,361
Royalty income (less loss)..........................................................................
348,935
-Net short-term capital gain
(less loss).......................................................
-54,776
34
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................... 4,444,232
13,657
Other portfolio income (net)..........................................................................
81,947
*1,294
60
Real estate rental net income
(less deficit)......................................................... 302,276
Net income..........................................................................
413,284
Deficit..........................................................................
111,008
43,525
62,343
18,818
26,087
*30,295
*4,208
98,488
117,620
19,132
39,819
48,167
*8,348
59,890
69,318
9,429
34,468
85,542
51,074
----
Net income (less deficit)
from other rental activity.........................................................
264,026
Net income..........................................................................
484,512
Deficit..........................................................................
220,486
*3,359
*3,359
--
*615
*623
*9
171,369
313,733
142,364
26,718
96,611
69,893
-278
5,826
*6,104
62,244
64,360
*2,116
----
Total net income (less deficit).......................................................................
35,729,256
589,086
Net income..........................................................................
46,255,320
1,264,566
Deficit..........................................................................
10,526,064
675,480
980,568
1,443,755
463,187
14,278,068
17,371,367
3,093,299
1,517,482
2,217,648
700,167
2,503,013
4,436,497
1,933,484
15,861,040
19,521,487
3,660,447
*21,991
*22,638
*648
* Estimate should be used with caution because of the small number of sample returns on which it is based.
¹ Includes interest on Government obligations: State and local, which is not reflected in net income (less deficit) from a trade or business.
² Less than $500.
NOTE: Detail may not add to total due to rounding.
S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 2.--Returns With Net Income: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income,
and Total Net Income, by Major Industrial Group
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Mining
Item
All
Agriculture,
industries
forestry,
and fishing
(1)
(2)
Oil
Total
(3)
Metal
Coal
and
mining
mining
gas
minerals,
extraction
except fuels
(4)
(5)
Nonmetallic
(6)
(7)
Number of returns.....................................................................................
1,555,396
52,681
8,905
*378
304
6,915
1,308
Number of shareholders......................................................................
2,959,804
129,538
20,083
*720
978
15,745
2,640
37,964,683
12,923,864
*214,536
2,780,697
6,973,569
2,955,062
Business receipts....................................................................
2,347,208,788
35,354,050
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local............................................................................
816,487
22,901
Net gain, noncapital assets....................................................................
5,026,520
310,069
Other receipts....................................................................
40,538,128
2,277,663
Total deductions......................................................................
2,241,516,528
34,810,557
11,797,676
*169,759
2,684,753
6,068,026
2,875,138
11,243
249,279
865,666
10,607,355
-*24,670
*20,108
*177,892
*1,699
*43,352
50,893
2,632,923
7,635
159,592
738,316
5,230,782
*1,909
21,666
56,349
2,565,757
Cost of goods sold....................................................................
1,525,662,198
19,154,893
5,540,279
Compensation of officers....................................................................
89,391,084
1,135,413
270,930
Salaries and wages....................................................................
219,392,089
2,945,847
922,423
Repairs....................................................................
13,874,102
773,748
274,751
Bad debts....................................................................
3,886,180
38,958
15,402
Rent paid on business property....................................................................
43,035,555
1,017,956
243,986
Taxes paid....................................................................
46,973,862
719,800
436,392
Interest paid....................................................................
22,687,280
691,743
258,424
Amortization....................................................................
2,295,708
13,987
19,144
Depreciation....................................................................
34,608,054
1,297,123
597,385
Depletion....................................................................
211,633
*798
119,318
Advertising....................................................................
21,962,219
159,401
19,919
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans............................................................................
8,952,730
70,733
47,649
Employee benefit programs....................................................................
16,193,063
192,645
188,450
Net loss, noncapital assets....................................................................
243,186
5,155
*1,471
Other deductions....................................................................
192,147,585
6,592,356
1,651,431
Total receipts less total deductions ¹......................................................................
152,073,395
3,154,126
2,316,509
*71,955
*5,450
*1,308
*18,029
*( ² )
*5,402
*9,695
*2,934
-*8,047
*4,411
*155
1,661,086
*15,207
155,451
56,593
*4,101
65,050
104,756
46,562
3,439
128,114
43,502
1,093
2,028,931
167,023
656,213
168,852
6,759
157,808
242,308
162,874
11,763
274,328
*21,227
10,370
1,778,307
83,249
109,451
31,276
4,542
15,726
79,632
46,056
3,942
186,896
50,178
8,302
*2,728
*1,667
-*46,111
*36,644
10,073
141,303
68
196,524
147,774
17,818
25,261
*1,315
1,277,932
1,742,786
17,030
20,220
*88
130,864
389,304
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
2,393,589,923
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business....................................................................
151,256,908
3,131,225
2,305,266
*36,644
146,074
1,735,152
387,396
Net income....................................................................
154,605,010
Deficit....................................................................3,348,103
Portfolio income (less deficit)
3,219,819
88,594
2,416,555
111,289
*36,644
--
158,307
*12,232
1,833,696
98,544
387,908
*512
distributed to shareholders....................................................................
34,938,205
1,156,974
881,352
*3,504
87,608
739,353
50,886
Dividend income......................................................................
1,341,751
21,904
Interest income......................................................................
8,230,825
178,909
Royalty income (less loss)......................................................................
789,568
12,827
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
1,297,395
14,440
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
23,098,916
926,269
Other portfolio income (net)......................................................................
179,750
*2,625
Real estate rental net income
46,678
175,854
124,561
-*3,504
--
*6,271
26,885
*1,607
36,131
119,975
122,954
4,276
25,491
--
81,870
--
*7,874
69,128
*4,868
450,553
1,837
---
44,531
441
390,869
*297
15,153
*1,099
(less deficit)....................................................................
5,084,640
68,020
16,244
*48
*1,510
11,147
3,539
Net income......................................................................
5,383,626
Deficit...................................................................... 298,986
Net income (less deficit)
73,372
5,352
17,356
*1,112
*48
--
*1,521
11
11,860
*713
3,927
*388
from other rental activity....................................................................
842,321
15,034
17,098
--
1,079
3,463
*12,557
17,377
*278
3,219,960
--*40,196
1,079
-236,272
*3,741
*278
2,489,114
*12,557
-454,378
Net income......................................................................
948,440
Deficit...................................................................... 106,119
Total net income.......................................................................
192,122,074
15,179
*145
4,371,253
Footnotes at end of table.
61
S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 2.--Returns With Net Income: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income,
and Total Net Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Construction
Manufacturing
General
building
Item
Total
contractors
Heavy
Special
and
construction
trade
operative
contractors
contractors
(10)
(11)
Total
Food and
Tobacco
kindred
manufac-
Textile
mill
products
tures
products
(13)
(14)
builders
(8)
(9)
(12)
(15)
Number of returns.....................................................................................
182,159
66,089
6,517
109,552
99,616
5,904
3
1,928
Number of shareholders......................................................................
292,496
103,002
12,061
177,434
245,320
31,153
12
4,468
Income from a trade or business:
62
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
276,760,967 124,507,265
31,748,831
120,504,870
425,580,248
56,446,022
371,132
14,074,391
Business receipts....................................................................
274,441,993 123,766,422
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local............................................................................
48,856
25,592
Net gain, noncapital assets....................................................................
269,576
50,185
Other receipts....................................................................
2,000,542
665,067
Total deductions......................................................................
260,768,521 118,912,771
31,014,052
119,661,520
421,174,658
55,932,706
351,191
13,956,816
10,111
105,378
619,290
29,830,260
13,152
114,013
716,185
112,025,490
134,534
820,693
3,450,364
392,282,211
8,909
67,308
437,099
53,210,238
-12,100
7,840
309,895
5,438
30,988
81,149
13,138,863
Cost of goods sold....................................................................
207,734,250 104,594,563
23,673,068
Compensation of officers....................................................................
8,897,481
2,656,346
731,004
Salaries and wages....................................................................
12,591,912
3,425,393
1,337,641
Repairs....................................................................
1,112,160
246,465
167,912
Bad debts....................................................................
328,619
61,529
23,289
Rent paid on business property....................................................................
2,108,102
448,447
204,146
Taxes paid....................................................................
4,957,392
1,257,156
503,423
Interest paid....................................................................
1,515,293
608,537
190,942
Amortization....................................................................
40,278
11,432
2,425
Depreciation....................................................................
3,647,887
697,633
969,749
Depletion....................................................................
11,834
*189
11,645
Advertising....................................................................
681,144
260,587
25,964
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans............................................................................
973,072
240,058
143,533
Employee benefit programs....................................................................
2,122,932
462,196
243,473
Net loss, noncapital assets....................................................................
29,980
3,445
*14,695
Other deductions....................................................................
14,016,186
3,938,797
1,587,350
Total receipts less total deductions ¹......................................................................
15,992,445
5,594,494
1,918,571
79,466,619
5,510,131
7,828,877
697,783
243,801
1,455,510
3,196,812
715,813
26,422
1,980,506
-394,593
286,791,333
13,032,683
28,786,727
1,951,059
792,402
3,888,977
8,489,945
4,035,755
398,297
9,228,656
59,035
3,720,201
41,439,178
771,069
3,137,258
265,431
51,305
335,850
810,836
440,832
41,062
1,060,818
-1,065,417
206,652
4,959
12,652
763
20
1,555
45,999
4,060
14,687
3,495
-3,026
10,445,651
329,618
660,477
68,995
31,490
97,506
253,432
155,616
6,355
315,489
-39,323
589,481
1,417,264
11,839
8,490,038
8,479,380
1,981,748
4,244,752
28,778
24,851,863
33,298,038
189,645
449,143
4,377
3,148,016
3,235,784
251
1,730
2
10,043
61,237
41,212
140,925
*1,577
551,198
935,528
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business....................................................................
15,943,590
5,568,902
1,908,459
8,466,228
33,163,504
3,226,875
61,237
930,090
Net income....................................................................
16,082,675
Deficit....................................................................139,085
Portfolio income (less deficit)
5,617,926
49,024
1,973,085
64,625
8,491,663
25,436
33,542,825
379,320
3,232,866
*5,991
61,237
--
937,635
*7,545
distributed to shareholders....................................................................
1,331,715
564,392
310,678
456,645
5,968,295
198,189
211,372
218,058
Dividend income......................................................................
106,726
38,987
Interest income......................................................................
725,892
360,687
Royalty income (less loss)......................................................................
*8,292
-Net short-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
25,755
5,091
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
460,235
158,254
Other portfolio income (net)......................................................................
4,815
*1,374
Real estate rental net income
34,240
136,427
*8,289
33,499
228,778
*3
165,525
1,290,429
91,956
10,359
147,905
*7,082
220
1,308
--
4,314
43,090
--
5,948
14,716
154,846
-53
--
*3,692
122,462
*3,311
179,519
*130
4,253,802
11,736
32,339
*558
209,843
--
166,962
1
(less deficit)....................................................................
66,391
54,340
6,311
5,740
130,241
4,957
8
2,285
Net income......................................................................
76,440
Deficit...................................................................... 10,050
Net income (less deficit)
62,197
7,857
6,405
*94
7,838
2,098
142,258
12,016
6,395
1,439
8
--
*2,351
66
from other rental activity....................................................................
5,720
3,284
Net income......................................................................
10,057
Deficit...................................................................... *4,337
Total net income.......................................................................
17,347,415
Footnotes at end of table.
62
4,879
1,595
6,190,918
303
*2,133
41,065
*1,504
--
*1,387
*865
562
2,225,751
*4,312
*2,179
8,930,745
43,388
2,324
39,303,105
*2,060
*556
3,431,525
--272,617
*1,463
76
1,151,819
S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 2.--Returns With Net Income: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income,
and Total Net Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Manufacturing--continued
Item
Apparel
Lumber
and
and
Paper
Furniture
and
Printing
Chemical
Petroleum
Rubber and
and
(including
miscellaneous
other
wood
and
allied
and
allied
integrated)
plastics
textile
products
fixtures
products
publishing
products
and coal
products
products
(16)
products
(17)
(18)
(19)
(20)
(21)
(22)
(23)
Number of returns.....................................................................................
4,971
7,745
3,608
1,426
17,732
3,424
74
4,804
Number of shareholders......................................................................
9,106
18,838
8,554
5,136
35,826
9,628
137
12,550
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
22,261,464
24,043,169
10,722,185
17,273,291
34,879,107
17,990,653
2,376,893
25,021,799
Business receipts....................................................................
21,975,384
23,794,202
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local............................................................................
2,747
3,067
Net gain, noncapital assets....................................................................
5,520
33,286
Other receipts....................................................................
277,814
212,613
Total deductions......................................................................
20,992,962
22,492,245
10,612,504
17,118,918
34,239,221
17,848,202
2,342,199
24,838,400
4,576
25,289
79,815
9,939,224
8,738
44,028
101,608
16,083,265
19,024
105,385
515,477
32,073,113
6,044
5,014
131,393
16,536,398
*42
*597
34,055
2,290,889
9,349
50,492
123,558
22,973,908
Cost of goods sold....................................................................
15,721,615
17,524,624
7,278,542
Compensation of officers....................................................................
781,667
542,851
291,676
Salaries and wages....................................................................
1,616,262
1,168,524
735,658
Repairs....................................................................
39,663
191,214
42,146
Bad debts....................................................................
44,823
30,424
30,673
Rent paid on business property....................................................................
238,939
138,403
110,300
Taxes paid....................................................................
468,711
461,122
231,841
Interest paid....................................................................
258,798
261,065
90,246
Amortization....................................................................
7,312
8,803
2,958
Depreciation....................................................................
211,733
556,181
178,267
Depletion.................................................................... -*41,962
-Advertising....................................................................
202,443
96,369
94,181
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans............................................................................
67,021
78,144
56,472
Employee benefit programs....................................................................
139,615
172,155
132,395
Net loss, noncapital assets....................................................................
*795
1,287
*2,423
Other deductions....................................................................
1,193,564
1,219,117
661,447
Total receipts less total deductions ¹......................................................................
1,268,502
1,550,923
782,961
12,418,257
430,868
1,058,944
67,396
22,210
140,437
313,674
148,045
14,780
408,887
*402
45,075
17,785,195
1,685,238
4,244,991
230,880
161,229
619,576
939,161
446,407
115,927
972,952
*583
457,383
11,269,096
605,688
1,378,588
97,416
40,302
196,702
309,384
194,025
36,458
412,805
-215,343
1,855,366
*35,952
110,396
26,081
*6,271
*15,568
29,007
*18,039
*2,026
40,523
*346
6,083
16,718,137
859,296
1,466,540
107,555
36,352
175,094
535,443
244,613
15,682
798,280
-198,000
90,671
165,060
*418
758,142
1,190,026
204,486
401,903
2,842
3,804,360
2,805,994
86,629
175,169
*759
1,518,031
1,454,256
*5,519
*12,384
48
127,281
86,004
123,411
299,288
663
1,395,553
2,047,891
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business....................................................................
1,265,756
1,547,856
778,385
1,181,288
2,786,970
1,448,212
85,962
2,038,542
Net income....................................................................
1,271,306
Deficit.................................................................... *5,550
Portfolio income (less deficit)
1,587,270
*39,414
779,004
619
1,185,093
*3,805
2,888,919
101,949
1,455,829
*7,617
85,962
--
2,054,869
*16,327
distributed to shareholders....................................................................
52,365
307,913
321,531
109,543
1,379,800
474,979
7,332
163,093
Dividend income......................................................................
9,259
3,521
Interest income......................................................................
37,595
63,554
Royalty income (less loss)......................................................................
*4,809
*125
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
*225
*1,507
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
168
236,221
Other portfolio income (net)......................................................................
*309
*2,985
Real estate rental net income
910
26,648
*7
4,929
55,950
30
23,291
141,988
*1,286
12,057
63,815
*3,100
*9
7,446
--
8,780
75,559
*4,524
*-673
*2,500
3,915
2,525
*93
1,848
294,063
575
46,094
41
1,203,165
*6,155
393,243
*240
*-217
--
72,382
(²)
(less deficit)....................................................................
5,481
17,179
*657
-138
16,116
*1,039
1
8,615
Net income......................................................................
5,481
Deficit......................................................................
-Net income (less deficit)
19,937
*2,758
*657
--
1,926
*2,064
17,969
*1,853
*1,236
*197
1
--
9,182
*567
from other rental activity....................................................................
*611
2,237
Net income......................................................................
*611
Deficit......................................................................
-Total net income.......................................................................
1,324,213
*2,269
*32
1,875,184
*197
--
9,651
*687
41
*1,414
*197
-1,100,770
--1,290,693
9,655
*4
4,192,537
*687
-1,924,917
41
-93,336
*1,727
*312
2,211,665
Footnotes at end of table.
63
S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 2.--Returns With Net Income: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income,
and Total Net Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Manufacturing--continued
Item
Leather
Stone,
and
clay, and
Primary
Fabricated
Machinery,
Electrical
and
Motor
leather
glass
metal
metal
except
electronic
vehicles and
products
products
industries
products
electrical
equipment
equipment
(24)
(25)
(26)
(27)
(28)
(29)
(30)
Number of returns.....................................................................................
203
3,682
1,244
16,429
7,773
5,753
526
Number of shareholders......................................................................
626
7,917
3,860
36,636
18,162
13,092
1,701
12,266,256
20,977,773
60,338,575
28,155,380
27,699,038
11,086,024
Business receipts....................................................................
1,925,605
12,100,597
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local............................................................................
*525
*2,542
Net gain, noncapital assets....................................................................
*62
71,479
Other receipts....................................................................
3,533
91,638
Total deductions......................................................................
1,784,481
11,107,659
20,908,991
59,700,234
27,840,026
27,501,514
10,989,262
1,968
5,801
61,013
19,949,940
26,327
179,065
432,949
54,758,204
7,400
47,308
260,647
25,227,238
9,908
29,870
157,747
25,111,710
5,802
16,108
74,851
10,292,267
Cost of goods sold....................................................................
1,335,655
7,373,234
17,583,262
Compensation of officers....................................................................
56,873
337,836
256,208
Salaries and wages....................................................................
141,428
963,883
530,387
Repairs.................................................................... 3,195
110,642
76,138
Bad debts....................................................................
*1,979
35,969
16,534
Rent paid on business property....................................................................
*13,482
171,189
43,659
Taxes paid....................................................................
37,754
305,645
222,249
Interest paid....................................................................
23,934
140,024
160,861
Amortization....................................................................
*1,182
13,637
8,966
Depreciation....................................................................
15,033
491,013
319,661
Depletion....................................................................
-14,948
*591
Advertising....................................................................
18,752
60,985
29,403
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans............................................................................
*3,582
63,140
74,169
Employee benefit programs....................................................................
36,861
108,228
135,797
Net loss, noncapital assets....................................................................
-*94
*1,678
Other deductions....................................................................
94,772
917,193
490,377
Total receipts less total deductions ¹......................................................................
145,245
1,158,597
1,027,833
40,362,503
2,428,987
3,523,750
264,073
97,249
547,402
1,351,452
570,755
35,294
1,504,190
-269,660
17,667,475
1,046,515
2,158,093
99,789
54,665
264,169
701,441
289,932
18,147
659,630
-175,278
18,178,988
812,992
2,320,465
95,666
54,141
261,251
496,107
199,323
13,107
474,551
*202
267,264
8,558,026
143,617
454,750
29,006
10,571
48,639
196,938
66,910
5,652
177,554
-45,685
310,533
708,300
4,314
2,779,740
5,580,370
204,680
417,023
*363
1,470,037
2,928,143
128,438
259,600
3,213
1,546,403
2,587,328
40,806
118,975
*108
395,032
793,757
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
1,929,726
64
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business....................................................................
144,720
1,156,055
1,025,865
5,554,044
2,920,743
2,577,420
787,955
Net income....................................................................
144,720
Deficit....................................................................
-Portfolio income (less deficit)
1,172,791
*16,736
1,032,041
*6,176
5,576,438
22,395
2,935,371
*14,628
2,628,125
*50,705
792,239
*4,285
distributed to shareholders....................................................................
10,924
66,262
113,446
583,734
521,147
545,330
37,389
Dividend income......................................................................
*5,423
*1,222
Interest income......................................................................
4,375
42,181
Royalty income (less loss)......................................................................
*99
*58
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
*-2
*326
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
*1,026
22,474
Other portfolio income (net)......................................................................
*3
-Real estate rental net income
1,068
43,077
547
21,782
171,988
*1,229
12,747
114,324
5,976
23,294
84,223
*4,913
*7,404
22,864
3,171
*4,303
7,360
802
3,948
*2,189
64,449
--
381,007
*367
387,263
*34
428,509
*443
1,761
--
(less deficit)....................................................................*-140
7,799
5,716
38,258
8,554
4,478
*113
Net income...................................................................... 13
Deficit......................................................................
*153
Net income (less deficit)
7,814
*15
5,881
*166
39,166
*908
8,790
*236
4,479
*1
*221
108
from other rental activity....................................................................
*507
*-199
*3,390
9,052
*1,346
*1,190
*1,675
*117
316
1,229,917
*3,399
9
1,148,416
*9,896
*843
6,185,087
*1,346
-3,451,790
*1,366
*175
3,128,419
*1,675
-827,132
Net income......................................................................*507
Deficit......................................................................
-Total net income.......................................................................
156,011
Footnotes at end of table.
64
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Table 2.--Returns With Net Income: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income,
and Total Net Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Manufacturing--continued
Item
Transportation and public utilities
Transportation
Instruments
Miscellaneous
Electric,
equipment,
and
manufacturing
gas, and
except
related
and
motor
products
manufacturing
vehicles
Total
Transportation
Communication
sanitary
services
not allocable
(33)
(34)
(35)
(36)
Number of returns.....................................................................................
1,892
1,735
(31)
(32)
8,760
60,211
47,095
8,416
(37)
4,701
Number of shareholders......................................................................
3,809
4,476
19,634
123,373
89,002
22,533
11,839
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
7,909,406
6,674,225
23,083,741
83,317,693
66,337,868
10,235,779
6,744,046
Business receipts....................................................................
7,776,214
6,544,201
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local............................................................................
*2,002
4,782
Net gain, noncapital assets....................................................................
19,998
23,476
Other receipts....................................................................
111,191
101,766
Total deductions......................................................................
7,288,351
5,786,127
22,878,271
81,288,611
65,030,824
9,748,863
6,508,925
5,344
47,518
152,608
20,935,235
30,805
523,889
1,474,388
77,135,009
21,952
354,515
930,577
62,341,129
6,728
154,126
326,063
8,817,868
*2,125
15,248
217,749
5,976,012
Cost of goods sold....................................................................
5,582,328
3,500,750
13,986,798
Compensation of officers....................................................................
207,956
319,861
1,082,957
Salaries and wages....................................................................
423,884
765,144
1,914,654
Repairs....................................................................
20,215
32,695
82,101
Bad debts....................................................................
12,225
9,793
44,178
Rent paid on business property....................................................................
79,305
83,567
306,383
Taxes paid....................................................................
170,549
158,770
450,431
Interest paid....................................................................
62,348
37,834
222,090
Amortization....................................................................
4,938
7,251
24,072
Depreciation....................................................................
124,013
105,714
397,869
Depletion.................................................................... ---Advertising....................................................................
48,297
64,632
317,602
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans............................................................................
36,245
52,134
124,561
Employee benefit programs....................................................................
97,744
75,253
197,201
Net loss, noncapital assets....................................................................
*2,574
*102
*1,141
Other deductions....................................................................
415,731
572,626
1,783,199
Total receipts less total deductions ¹......................................................................
621,054
888,098
2,148,506
33,573,781
2,234,697
11,610,418
1,248,099
204,317
3,274,759
2,436,953
1,056,624
205,330
3,293,899
*154
514,983
27,372,163
1,722,340
9,229,323
1,049,732
92,122
2,972,398
1,943,745
732,177
34,702
2,602,668
*154
279,738
3,168,594
348,928
1,717,060
102,489
99,752
164,051
273,385
212,809
146,436
393,303
-214,525
3,033,024
163,428
664,035
95,878
12,443
138,310
219,823
111,638
24,192
297,928
-20,720
291,671
795,906
17,642
16,375,775
6,182,684
238,848
654,554
*1,772
13,414,694
3,996,739
24,532
69,683
*1,864
1,880,456
1,417,912
28,291
71,669
*14,007
1,080,625
768,034
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business....................................................................
619,052
883,316
2,143,162
6,151,879
3,974,786
1,411,184
765,909
Net income....................................................................
623,218
Deficit.................................................................... *4,166
Portfolio income (less deficit)
885,212
*1,896
2,212,680
*69,518
6,248,166
96,287
4,020,709
45,923
1,448,295
37,111
779,162
*13,253
distributed to shareholders....................................................................
122,166
84,000
439,724
1,229,811
413,629
715,909
100,273
Dividend income......................................................................
2,124
3,978
Interest income......................................................................
28,593
31,154
Royalty income (less loss)......................................................................
602
*1,149
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
*252
*762
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
90,595
46,957
Other portfolio income (net)......................................................................
--Real estate rental net income
8,833
82,793
*53,249
41,488
376,963
*1,772
22,505
201,513
*1,772
16,597
90,777
--
2,386
84,674
--
119,325
20,221
18,520
1,217
*485
175,498
26
785,898
3,468
166,958
*2,362
607,168
*151
11,772
*956
(less deficit)....................................................................
2,373
*786
6,106
81,257
71,733
7,192
*2,332
Net income......................................................................
*2,448
Deficit......................................................................
75
Net income (less deficit)
*2,121
*1,335
6,181
*75
84,450
3,193
72,731
*998
7,334
*142
*4,385
*2,053
from other rental activity....................................................................
*3,936
Net income......................................................................
*3,936
Deficit......................................................................
-Total net income.......................................................................
747,527
*460
*1,977
97,183
74,287
17,851
*5,045
*460
-968,562
*1,977
-2,590,969
116,927
*19,744
7,560,131
94,010
*19,723
4,534,436
17,872
21
2,152,136
*5,045
-873,559
Footnotes at end of table.
65
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Table 2.--Returns With Net Income: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income,
and Total Net Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Wholesale and retail trade
Wholesale trade
Retail trade
Building
Item
Total
Total
Groceries
Machinery,
Miscellaneous
and
equipment,
wholesale
related
and
trade
products
supplies
Total
materials,
General
garden
merchandise
supplies,
stores
and mobile
home dealers
(40)
(41)
(42)
(43)
(44)
(45)
Number of returns.....................................................................................
349,620
107,431
(38)
(39)
9,058
16,994
81,379
240,908
12,365
3,319
Number of shareholders......................................................................
653,286
211,991
18,019
31,930
162,042
439,604
23,910
7,149
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
1,112,029,763 503,784,203
70,654,286
49,858,685
383,271,232
606,495,198
27,810,241
6,333,014
Business receipts....................................................................
1,098,266,978 498,620,394
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local............................................................................
161,423
113,941
Net gain, noncapital assets....................................................................
1,083,030
417,237
Other receipts....................................................................
12,518,332
4,632,632
Total deductions......................................................................
1,073,818,130 484,499,095
70,325,165
48,992,677
379,302,552
597,911,116
27,541,348
6,260,510
3,141
12,362
313,618
69,418,568
9,263
151,717
705,029
46,978,332
101,536
253,159
3,613,985
368,102,195
47,483
665,729
7,870,870
587,665,661
*1,033
11,307
256,553
26,639,480
*1,656
*344
70,503
6,013,272
Cost of goods sold....................................................................
851,812,543 398,115,490 60,936,416
Compensation of officers....................................................................
21,234,349
10,471,855
1,164,270
Salaries and wages....................................................................
76,753,920
29,527,595
2,898,316
Repairs....................................................................
4,789,231
1,641,145
203,566
Bad debts....................................................................
1,548,243
865,820
78,983
Rent paid on business property....................................................................
17,554,941
4,488,572
485,484
Taxes paid....................................................................
15,088,483
6,081,629
449,773
Interest paid....................................................................
7,478,599
3,303,266
279,162
Amortization....................................................................
599,312
229,648
40,938
Depreciation....................................................................
8,647,492
3,715,159
327,412
Depletion....................................................................
*18,635
*10,377
-Advertising....................................................................
11,188,452
2,519,426
198,263
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans............................................................................
1,970,281
1,223,794
109,294
Employee benefit programs....................................................................
4,156,956
1,748,078
150,722
Net loss, noncapital assets....................................................................
53,136
20,417
*1,880
Other deductions....................................................................
50,923,559
20,536,825
2,094,089
Total receipts less total deductions ¹......................................................................
38,211,633
19,285,109
1,235,718
36,007,498
1,422,042
3,662,031
198,676
77,352
470,200
576,978
462,728
14,288
680,324
162
205,068
301,171,577
7,885,544
22,967,248
1,238,902
709,485
3,532,889
5,054,877
2,561,376
174,421
2,707,423
*10,215
2,116,095
452,453,299
10,722,787
47,122,836
3,142,937
681,177
13,030,860
8,987,289
4,153,895
368,987
4,904,583
*8,259
8,655,534
19,774,407
786,080
2,493,627
139,375
80,796
404,310
466,122
289,442
4,579
259,649
1,109
270,738
4,016,751
187,881
671,121
32,860
12,765
252,439
123,915
55,736
4,580
53,293
-96,533
195,202
287,569
627
2,717,587
2,880,353
919,298
1,309,787
17,910
15,725,149
15,169,038
742,569
2,404,112
32,719
30,253,819
18,829,537
68,878
132,376
*3,685
1,464,307
1,170,761
12,245
27,770
358
465,026
319,742
Income from a trade or business:
66
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business....................................................................
38,050,209
19,171,168
1,232,576
2,871,090
15,067,502
18,782,054
1,169,728
318,085
Net income....................................................................
38,611,826
Deficit....................................................................561,616
Portfolio income (less deficit)
19,422,965
251,797
1,303,131
70,555
2,878,955
7,865
15,240,879
173,377
19,091,874
309,819
1,183,115
*13,386
336,060
*17,975
distributed to shareholders....................................................................
8,640,676
4,926,507
406,103
263,384
4,257,021
3,711,919
120,063
81,301
Dividend income......................................................................
227,611
144,214
Interest income......................................................................
1,741,691
844,748
Royalty income (less loss)......................................................................
134,966
107,366
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
120,610
53,865
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
6,407,431
3,769,428
Other portfolio income (net)......................................................................
8,368
6,887
Real estate rental net income
12,428
75,688
*14,709
23,481
118,407
768
108,305
650,653
91,889
83,397
894,692
27,600
15,612
72,731
163
*439
6,783
*371
-931
-401
55,196
66,745
*124
--
304,059
*148
120,818
*311
3,344,550
6,427
2,638,004
1,481
31,415
*19
*73,707
--
(less deficit)....................................................................
262,372
84,508
12,702
4,024
67,782
177,864
18,877
*-1,084
Net income......................................................................
351,777
Deficit...................................................................... 89,406
Net income (less deficit)
153,704
69,196
15,750
*3,048
4,565
*541
133,388
65,606
198,074
20,210
20,197
*1,320
*2,390
*3,474
from other rental activity....................................................................
200,822
102,660
*12,637
72,200
17,823
98,121
*2,221
--
*12,637
-1,664,018
82,510
*10,310
3,210,697
18,642
*819
19,410,127
106,981
8,860
22,769,958
*2,327
106
1,310,889
--398,302
Net income......................................................................
220,811
Deficit...................................................................... 19,989
Total net income.......................................................................
47,154,079
Footnotes at end of table.
66
113,789
*11,129
24,284,843
S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 2.--Returns With Net Income: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income,
and Total Net Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Wholesale and retail trade--continued
Retail trade--continued
Wholesale
Item
Food
stores
Automotive
Apparel
Furniture
Eating
dealers
and
and
and
and
accessory
home
service
stores
furnishing
stations
(46)
(47)
and
Miscellaneous
retail
drinking
retail
trade
places
stores
stores
not
allocable
(48)
(49)
(50)
(51)
(52)
Number of returns.....................................................................................
25,823
35,660
9,051
16,338
69,610
68,742
1,282
Number of shareholders......................................................................
47,381
62,732
13,271
29,705
138,083
117,372
1,692
320,104,789
10,068,996
27,746,003
61,978,787
94,565,119
1,750,361
Business receipts....................................................................
57,068,234
315,492,637
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local............................................................................
8,282
3,961
Net gain, noncapital assets....................................................................
54,790
258,664
Other receipts....................................................................
756,943
4,349,527
Total deductions......................................................................
56,198,726
315,136,851
9,922,046
27,349,117
60,867,293
93,409,929
1,735,468
*754
*214
145,983
9,626,927
3,790
40,284
352,812
26,435,226
2,362
178,639
930,492
58,082,115
25,645
121,487
1,008,058
89,533,064
-*64
*14,829
1,653,374
Cost of goods sold....................................................................
42,987,817
275,225,015
6,153,403
Compensation of officers....................................................................
717,954
3,010,478
278,816
Salaries and wages....................................................................
5,043,952
14,970,753
958,396
Repairs....................................................................
431,479
834,747
49,340
Bad debts....................................................................
43,298
210,065
10,927
Rent paid on business property....................................................................
1,245,835
2,815,303
610,317
Taxes paid....................................................................
865,801
2,706,317
230,203
Interest paid....................................................................
266,684
2,026,310
102,657
Amortization....................................................................
49,410
59,876
9,301
Depreciation....................................................................
656,654
1,349,195
96,634
Depletion.................................................................... --*7,081
Advertising....................................................................
519,950
2,848,868
272,967
Pension, profit-sharing, stock
bonus, and annuity plans............................................................................
112,962
182,215
17,286
Employee benefit programs....................................................................
342,757
1,020,074
25,849
Net loss, noncapital assets....................................................................
*751
12,779
-Other deductions....................................................................
2,913,422
7,864,856
803,749
Total receipts less total deductions ¹......................................................................
1,689,522
4,967,938
442,070
17,107,629
759,472
2,958,809
147,548
75,133
1,047,623
546,120
152,959
7,225
332,691
-974,851
24,589,217
1,922,413
11,354,742
1,072,041
36,950
4,014,581
2,477,144
597,210
156,679
1,218,973
-1,858,298
62,599,059
3,059,692
8,671,436
435,548
211,244
2,640,453
1,571,667
662,895
77,336
937,495
*68
1,813,329
1,243,754
*39,707
103,490
5,149
*1,246
35,508
19,565
*21,439
*677
27,749
-13,493
50,321
135,638
*396
2,138,810
1,310,777
57,045
345,081
1,862
8,379,879
3,896,672
241,616
374,567
12,888
6,223,771
5,032,055
*3,918
*4,766
-132,915
96,987
Income from a trade or business:
Total receipts ¹......................................................................
57,888,248
Net income (less deficit)
from a trade or business....................................................................
1,681,241
4,963,976
441,316
1,306,988
3,894,310
5,006,410
96,987
Net income....................................................................
1,699,046
Deficit....................................................................17,805
Portfolio income (less deficit)
5,045,581
81,605
456,686
*15,370
1,355,908
*48,921
3,925,556
31,246
5,089,921
83,511
96,987
--
distributed to shareholders....................................................................
139,432
875,263
89,885
1,151,584
530,605
723,786
*2,250
Dividend income......................................................................
10,086
11,104
Interest income......................................................................
94,428
344,926
Royalty income (less loss)......................................................................
12
*844
Net short-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
-806
3,705
Net long-term capital gain
(less loss)....................................................................................
35,712
513,638
Other portfolio income (net)......................................................................
(²)
*1,046
Real estate rental net income
2,063
9,806
--
5,867
67,956
1,078
10,775
141,366
*3,797
27,451
156,696
*21,336
-*2,250
--
*228
*421
15,246
47,827
--
*77,789
--
1,076,241
*21
359,046
*376
470,456
*20
---
(less deficit)....................................................................
33,864
50,195
*396
11,039
13,882
50,694
--
Net income......................................................................
35,062
Deficit...................................................................... *1,198
Net income (less deficit)
54,939
4,744
*482
*85
11,166
*127
14,934
*1,051
58,904
8,210
---
from other rental activity....................................................................
*19,737
12,483
*392
--
22,792
40,497
*41
*392
-531,989
--2,469,610
*22,944
*152
4,461,589
40,497
-5,821,386
*41
-99,278
Net income......................................................................
*19,737
Deficit......................................................................
-Total net income.......................................................................
1,874,273
21,084
8,602
5,901,918
Footnotes at end of table.
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S Corporation Returns, 1997
Table 2.--Returns With Net Income: Total Receipts and Deductions, Portfolio Income, Rental Income,
and Total Net Income, by Major Industrial Group--Continued
[All figures are estimates based on samples--money amounts are in thousands of dollars]
Finance, insurance, and real estate
Holding
Item
Total
Banking
Credit
Security,
agencies
commodity
other
brokers,
Insurance
Insurance
and other
agents,
Real
investment
brokers,
estate
companies,
than
and
and
banks
services
services
except bank
holding
companies
(58)
(59)
(60)
Number of returns.....................................................................................
240,955
719
(53)
(54)
(55)
9,268
11,270
(56)
(57)
--
32,492
170,936
16,271
Number of shareholders......................................................................
576,316
8,424
19,286
19,675
--
52,650
432,712
43,569
4,160,530
7,269,351
10,976,978
--
15,737,819
43,917,624
3,573,510
Business receipts....................................................................
75,176,688
1,713,598
Interest on Government obligations:
State and local............................................................................
304,298
104,212
Net gain, noncapital assets....................................................................
483,785
24,341
Other receipts....................................................................
9,671,039
2,318,377
Total deductions......................................................................
72,003,974
3,184,016
5,355,254
9,773,011
--
15,384,213
41,118,189
1,832,423
12,385
85,516
1,816,195
5,929,486
47,972
33,711
1,122,283
9,077,473
-----
10,768
31,378
311,460
13,526,765
58,452
252,521
2,488,462
38,005,367
70,509
56,317
1,614,261
2,280,869
Cost of goods sold....................................................................
17,796,873
--Compensation of officers....................................................................
7,545,356
262,004
466,110
Salaries and wages....................................................................
17,794,154
412,994
1,796,816
Repairs....................................................................
625,921
43,689
39,979
Bad debts..........
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