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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Statistics of Income
Compiled from the Returns for 1916
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ed i r e c t i o n
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COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1918
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Document No. 2817.
Internal Revenue.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
ANALYTICAL TEXT AND STATISTICAL TABLES.
Page.
GENERAL SURVEY
Official transmittal
5—1.5
:
5
PERSONAL INCOME-TAX RETURNS
5-9
Income class distribution, with text table
Exemptions from normal tax, with text table
Classification by sex and conjugal condition, with text tables
Distribution of incomes by occupation, with text table
Service, business, and property as sources of income, with text table
Incomes from personal service and business, and from property by income
classes, with text table
Tax withheld at source
(CORPORATE INCOME-TAX RETURNS
8
9
9-12
Gross income, net income and tax, with text table
Distribution of corporate incomes by industries, with text table
1 NCOME RETURNS BY STATES
5
6
6
7
7
10
10
".
12—13
Combined personal and corporate income, with text table
12
FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES.
HISTORICAL GROWTH OF INCOME ADMINISTRATION
STATISTICAL TABLES:
13
13-15
Personal income tables—Nos. 1-8—
K Distribution of incomes by States—
1. For the United States
:
18
Distribution of incomes by classes—
2. For the United States
20
2a. By States and Territories
47-97
Sex and conjugal condition—Distribution by States—
3. For the United States
22
Sex and conjugal condition—Distribution by income classes—
4. For the United States
24
Distribution of returns by States a*id classes—
5. For the United States
2ft
Distribution of incomes by occupation—
6. For the United States
31
6a. By States and Territories
98-113
6b. Distribution of incomes by States and Territories
114-125
6c. Distribution of incomes by classes
126-137
Income from personal service and business, compared with income
from property—
7. For the United States
32
Taxes, direct and source—
8.' For the United States
34
Corporate income tables—Nos. 9-10—
Distribution of incomes by States—
9. For the United States
35
Distribution of incomes by industries—
10. For the United States
37
LOa. By States and Territories
138-380
Incomes from foreign investments in the United States—-No. 11—
11. Returns of nonresident aliens and foreign corporations
44
Appendix—
Classification of occupations in the personal income tables
383
Classification of industries in the corporation income tables
383-391
3
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
Compiled from the Returns for 1916.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, D. C, June 1, 1918.
Hon. W. G. MCADOO,
Secretary of the Treasury.
SIR: I have the honor to submit herewith for publication a report
entitled " Statistics of Income" as compiled from the returns of
personal and corporate income filed with the Treasury Department for the year ended December 31, 1916. This publication is
in compliance with section 21 of the act of Congress approved
September 8, 1916, which provides:
That the preparation and publication of statistics reasonably available with respect
to the operation of the income-tax law and containing classifications of taxpayers and
of income, the amounts allowed as deductions and exemptions, and any other facts
deemed pertinent and valuable shall be made annually by the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, with the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury.
PERSONAL INCOME-TAX RETURNS.
In the calendar year ended December 31, 1916, personal returns
in the number of 437,036 were filed, showing an aggregate net income
of $6,298,577,620, income tax (normal and additional) amounting to
$173,386,694, an average tax of $396.73 and an average tax rate of
2.75 per cent of the aggregate net income.
INCOME CLASS DISTRIBUTION (PERSONAL RETURNS).
These returns may be surveyed from the standpoint of class distribution, occupational distribution, returns by States, and source,
i. e., whether derived from personal service or property. The following table classifies or distributes the number of returns filed, the net
income returned, and the total tax shown, according to the size of the
income or the amount returned.
Cumulative percentage of personal returns by income classes—Extract from Table 2.
Cumulative
Income classes.
° filed"*
$3,000 to
$3,000 to
$3,000 to
$3,000 to
$3,000 t o
$3,000 to
$3,000 to
$3,000 t o
$3,000 to
$3,000 to
$3,000 to
$10,000
$25,000
$30,000
$90,000
$100,000
$150,000
$300,000
-..
$500,000
$2,000,000
$5,000,000
$5,000,000 a n d o v e r .
71.659
90.495
92.371
98. 206
98.456
99.131
99. 698
99.864
99. 985
99.998
100.00
j
Cumulative
percentage
of tax,
of net
income normal and
additional.
returned.
26.385
45. 992
49. 500
68. 903
70. 528
76. 202
84. 233
88. 551
95. 626
98.367
100. 00
4.081
10.793
12.334
25. 244
26. 885
34.050
47.896
58.250
•81.138
92.344
100.00
6
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
From the preceding table it appears that more than one-fourth
(26.38 per cent) of the total net income reported was returned by
persons with incomes of from $3,000 to $10,000, nearly one-haif
(49.5 per cent) by those with incomes of from $3,000 to $30,000, and
more than three-fourths (76.2 per cent) by those with incomes of
less than $150,000. While 98.5 per cent of the total number of
returns filed represented incomes of less than $100,000, the lh per
cent; representing incomes of $100,000 or more, reported nearly onethird of the total net income and nearly throe-fourths of the total tax.
EXEMPTIONS FROM NORMAL TAX (PERSONAL RETURNS).
While the total net income reported in the personal returns
amounted in the year 1916 to $6,298,577,620, only about 40 per cent
of this amount was subject to the normal tax. Specific exemptions
of $3,000 and $4,000 were allowed to single and married persons or
heads of families, respectively, and 25 per cent of the total net income
was exempted under this head. Dividends, moreover, were not
subject to the normal tax, and in 1916 dividends represented 33.92
per cent of the total net income returned.
Total net income of personal returns—the amount exempted from normal lax, the net
income subject to normal tax, and corresponding percentages.
Distribution.
Personal exemption
Less (class $3,000-$4,000 exemptions exceed net income)
Net personal exemption
Dividends
Total exemptions
Net income subject to normal t a x . . .
Total net income returned
$1,643,310,000
53,228,895 \
1,590,081,105 :
2,13(5,4(38,625 '
25.24
33. 92
3,726,549,730
2.572,027,890
59.16
40.84
6,298,577,620 \
100. 00
CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CONJUGAL CONDITION (PERSONAL
RETURNS).
It is not possible to classify taxpayers accurately by sex and
conjugal conditions, owing to the fact that 81.25 per cent of the
returns are made by heads of families including joint returns of
husband and wife. However, it is possible to show separately the
returns made by married women and to classify by sex the taxpayers who were not heads of families. The significant facts in this
connection which it is possible to derive from the returns are set
forth in the two summary tables immediately following:
Distribution of incomes by sex and conjugal condition—Summary from Tables S and 4Distribution.
Heads of families, including joint returns of husband and wife
Married women making returns separate from
husbands
All other:
Male
Female
Total.
! Per cent of
Net income. I total net
income.
$4,934,804,725 \
78.35
193,482,535 j
3.07
755,531,225 !
414,759,135 !
12.00
6.58
100.00
6,298,577,620 j
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
Amount of taxes by sex and conjugal condition.
j Tax (normal i Per cent
\ and addi- j of total
! tional).
: tax.
Distribution.
I
Heads of families, including joint returns of husband and wife
Married women making returns separate from husbands
All other:
Male
Female
Total
DISTRIBUTION
|
OF
INCOMES
BY
OCCUPATION
[
I $131,992,642 i
6,267,902
I
25,403,761
|
9,722,389 |
173,386,694 j
(PERSONAL
76.13
3.61
14. 65
5.61
100.00
RETURNS).
The following table shows for 22 selected occupations, what proportion of the persons engaged in such occupations made returns in
1916. The occupations selected for this comparison are those in
which a relatively small proportion of minors are employed.
Number of returns filed for 1916, by certain occupations, compared with the total number
of persons engaged in such occupations, as of the census of 19 UK
Occupations.
Architects
Authors, editors, reporters, etc
Clergymen
Engineers—Ci.yil, mining, etc
Lawyers and judges
Medical profession—Physicians, surgeons, oculists, dentists, nurses,
and other medical specialists
Public service—Civil
-.
,
Public service—Military
,
Theatrical profession—Actors, singers, musicians, etc
Teachers—b'rom kindergarten to university; also school and college
o flicials
Agriculturists—-Farmers, stock raisers, orchardists, etc
Real-estate brokers—Agents and salesmen
Stock and bond brokers
Brokers—All other
Commercial travelers
Insurance agents and solicitors
Lumbermen
Manufacturers
Merchants and dealers—Storekeepers, jobbers, commission merchants,
etc
Mine owners and mine operators
Saloon keepers
Theatrical business—Owners, managers, etc
A11 other business
Number of Number of
returns filed persons as
per census
in 1916.
of 1910.
Per cent
filing returns.
1,419
2,529
1,671
6,628
21,273
16,613
38, 750
118,018
58, 963
112,149
8.54
6.53
1.42
11.24
18.97
20,348
2,992
5, 459
914
291,942
382,138
77,153
167,607
6.97
.78
7.08
.55
2,919
14,407
6,146
2,839
7,479
12,274
7, 243
1,319
23,631
614,905
6, 047, 615
125, 862
13,729
36, 016
268, 522
88, 463
12, 263
235,107
.47
.24
4.88
20.68
20.77
4. 57
8.19
10. 76
10.05
54,363
2,554
1,311
811
18,605
1,246,077
14,287
68,215
31,418
101,868
4.36
17.88
1.92
2.58
18.26
SERVICE, BUSINESS, AND PROPERTY AS SOURCES OF INCOME (PERSONAL
RETURNS).
It has been possible to measure in a rough way the relative importance of incomes derived, respectively, from personal service, business, and property. Under personal service have been classified
incomes and salaries, professions and vocations. Partnership gains
and profits of all kinds have been included in the class devoted to
business pursuits. On the other hand, rents, royalties, interest
income reported by fiduciaries, income from foreign sources, and
dividends have been classified as "income from property." The
8
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
comparisons have been based upon gross income, inasmuch as it is
not possible accurately to allocate the various deductions to their
correct places in such a classification.
Comparison of incomes from personal service, business, and property—Summary
Distribution.
Income from personal service:
Salaries...
Professions and vocation."....
Total income from personal service .
Income from business:
Business, trade, commerce, and partnership gains and profits
Total income from personal service and business
Income from property:
Rents
Interest on notes, bonds, mortgages, etc.
Fiduciaries..
. .
Rovalties
Income from foreign sources...
.
.
Dividends
of Table 7.
Gross income.
Per cent
of total
gross
income.
SI, 478,346,372
372,930,404
17.70
4.47
1,851,276,776
22.17
2,637,474,520
31.59
4,488, 751,296
53.76
601,919,604
667,566,376
379,795,249
41,883 053
33.517,780
2,136.468,625
7.21
7.99
4.55
.50
.40
25.59
Total income from property
3,861,150,687
46.24
Total gross income..
Less general deductions
8,349,901,983
2,051,324,363
100.00
24.57
Total net income..
6,298,577,620
75.43
From the above table it appears that more than one-half of the
gross income in 1916 was derived from service and business. If it
had been possible to classify the deductions, a different proportion
might have been obtained for net income. However, it is probable
that even if the deductions could be taken into account, income from
service and business would not be markedly different in importance from property income as that term has been here interpreted.
The outstanding feature of the table is found in the great importance
of salaries, dividends, and business profits. These three classes
account for practically three-fourths of the gross income returned.
INCOMES
FROM PERSONAL SERVICE AND BUSINESS, AND FROM PROPERTY BY INCOME CLASSES (PERSONAL RETURNS).
In the following table the relations to the gross income of income
from service and business, income from property, general deductions,
and total net income, are separately shown for each income class.
It will be noted that the proportion of property income steadily
rises as the income itself becomes larger. It will also be noted that
the deductions are relatively greater in the smaller incomes than in
the larger incomes. In the highest group containing incomes of
$2,000,000 and over, nearly 92 per cent of the gross income was subjected to tax, the deductions representing only a little more than 8
per cent of the gross amount returned.
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
Income from personal service and business, compared with income from property, by
income classes—Summary of Table 7.
Income classes.
$3,000 to $4,000
$4,000 to $5,000
$5,000 to $10,000
$10,000 to $20,000
$20,000 to $40,000
$40,000 to $60,000
$60,000 to $80,000
$80,000 to $100,000
$100,000 to $150,000....
$150,000 to $200,000
$200,000 to $250,000....
$250,000 to $300,000
$300,000 to $500,000....
$500,000 to $1,000,000...
$1,000,000 to $1,500,000.
$1,500,000 to $2,000,000.
$2,000,000 and over
Grand total
Income classes.
$3,000 to $4,000
$4,000 to $5,000
$5,000 to $10,000
$10,000 to $20,000
$20,000 to $40,000
$40,000 to $60,000
$60,000 to $80,000
$80,000 to $100,000
$100,000 to $150,000....
$150,000 to $200,000....
$200,000 to $250,000....
$250,000 to $300,000
$300,000 to $500,000....
$500,000 to $1,000,000...
$1,000,000 to $1,500,000.
$1,500,000 to $2,000,000.
$2,000,000 and over
Grand total
Income from
personal
service
and business.
Per cent
of
gross
income.
Per cent |
Total gross
Income from i
of
property.
gross
income.
income.
28.22
24.58
31.02
41.71
49.36
54.61
53. 85
57.89
55.94 I
59.18
58.40 !
62.90
58.18
61.98
62.89
68.90
71.42
$486,338,272
469,891,225
1,519,664,682
1,333,459,076
1,127,424,137
564,371,518
381,067,687
278,804,031
431,166,664
273,236,202
191,047,448
140,546,160
326,075,341
307,514,923
137,731,540
81,717,965
299,845,112
3,861,150,687
46.24
8,349,901,983
Per cent
of
gross
income.
Total net
income.
$349,110,
354,406,
1,048,270,
777,246,
570,900,
256,146,
175,855,
117,400,
189,969,
111,525,
79,510,
52,137,
136,375,
107,678,
51,105,
25,416,
85,694,
71.78
75.42
68.98
58.29
50.64
45.39
46.15
42.11
44.06
40.82
41.60
37.10
41.82
35.02
37.11
31.10
28.58
$137,227,739
115,484,763
471,393,920
556,212,245
556,523,904
308,225,065
205,211,881
161,403,036
241,197,375
161,710,305
111,537,344
88,408,519
189,699,980
199,836,614
86,625,834
56,301,500
214,150,663
4,488,751,296
53.76
General deductions.
Per cent
of
gross
income.
$184, 713,544
146, 846,938
482, 416,705
389,340,865
265, 342,165
114, 105,025
80, 981,343
54, 884,133
73, 811,346
49, 686,117
27, 268,314
22, 015,973
54, 137,324
50, 743,598
20, 411,719
10, 252,766
24, 366,488
37.98
31.25
31. 74
29.20
23.54
20.22
21.25
19.69
17.12
18.18
14.27
15.66
16.60
16.50
14.82
12.55
8.13
$301,624,728
323,044,287
1,037,247,977
944,118,211
862,081,972
450,266,493
300,086,344
223,919,898
357,355,318
223,550,085
163,779,134
118,530,187
271,938,017
256,771,325
117,319,821
71,465,199
275,478,624
62.02
68.75
68.26
70.80
76.46
79.78
78.75
80.31
82.88
81.82
85.73
84.34
83.40
83.50
85.18
87.45
91.87
I 2,051,324,363
24.57
6,298,577,620
75.43
TAX WITHHELD AT SOURCE (PERSONAL RETURNS).
Figures showing the amount and importance of the tax withheld
at source by banks and other withholding agents, under the provisions of the law of September 8, 1916, are shown in Table 8. The
withholding requirement affected only the normal tax. The total
tax withheld at the source was $8,904,572. This constituted 17.31
per cent of the normal tax ($51,440,558) and 5.14 per cent of the
total tax, normal and additional, amounting to $173,386,694.
CORPORATE INCOME-TAX RETURNS.
The immediately following tables are based upon the returns of
corporations of which there were filed 341,253, showing gross income
of $35,327,631,015, net income of $8,765,908,984, and a total income
tax of $171,805,150.
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STATISTICS OF INCOME.
GROSS INCOME, NET INCOME, AND TAX.
(CORPORATE
RETURNS.)
Of the total number of returns filed only 206,984, or 60.65 per
cent, reported a positive net income. The remainder, numbering
134,2697 or 39.35 per cent of the total, reported no net income, and
of this group 41,174, or more than 12.07 per cent, were returned as
''inactive or out of business." These features of corporation returns
are summarized in the following table:
(Corporate income for the United States {extract from Table 10), showing income returned
by corporations, segregated as to those reporting net income and those reporting no net
income.
Per cent i
Per cent
Number j of total !
of total
of re- j number i: Gross income. i| gross
inturns. • of recome.
\ iurns.
Distribution.
Reporting net income
206,984 j
60. 65 i $32,531,096,969 :
92.08
Reporting no net income:
Inactive or out of business
41 174
12 07 ;
Total corporations reporting no net income
134, 269
39 35 |
2, 796, 534, 046
Grand total
341 253
100. 00 |
35, 327, t'31, 015 |
. . . .
Distribution.
Reporting net income
Reporting no net income:
Active
Inactive or out of business
Total corporations reporting no net income
Grand total
General deductions.
Per cent
of total
general
deductions.
i $23,765,187, 985
87. 31
207, 871 i.
7 92
100 00
Xet income. ; Total lax.
$8, 765,908, 984
$171,805,150
3,449, 730, 605 •..
3,707,852 ; . .
3, 453, 438, 457
' 27, 218, 626.442 I
12.69
8,765,908,984 I 171,805,150
DISTRIBUTION OF CORPORATE INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES.
Financial results of corporate activities in the various industries
in the United States, as reflected by net income, comprise the next
phase of the subject under consideration. In this connection there
is presented below in condensed form a table showing the total corporate incomes for the United States for 1916, distributed according
to industries under the following groupings: Agriculture, mining,
manufacturing, public utilities, banking and insurance, merchandising, and miscellaneous corporations. In this table is shown the
number of corporations making returns and the corresponding
incomes classified as to those showing net income and those showing
no net income. The summary is based on Table 10.
Jhsl.ribuho7i of vnco'ttiC'S by industries for I fie United Stales- S aiiniiary of Table. 10.
Corporations showing net income.
Per
cent of
total
number of
corporations
report- corpora- tions
tions. reporting
ing in
each industry.
! "Per [
Total
number of
Industries.
Agriculture and animal
bandry
Extraction t\i minerals
hus-
Manufacturing and mechanical
industries:
Food and kindred products..
Textiles and their products..
Iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufactures
Leather and finished products
Paper and printing
Liquors and beverages
Chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Metals and metal products
other than iron and s tccl...
Miscellaneous industries
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
7. 274
11,968|
11,968
3,563
5,393
48. 98 $269,910,068: $200,047.637
45.06 2,1S2,712,0921 1,383,828,743
9,440
7,071
10,096
7,129
6,687
5,607
7,410
4,930
70.84 1,390,081,215 1,060,459,213 329,622,002
79. 30 1,589,120,839 1,206,009,642 383,111,197
73.40 3,062,395,284 1,932,978,319 1,129,416,965
624,396,480
509,712,803 114,683,677
69.15
cent of'
; total :
i
num;
Per
N umNormal
tax as to cent of ber of | ber of
total
corpora-j
corporacorporanormal tions. L"j tions |
tions.
report-;
ing in :
each in-1
dustrv.
$69, 862, 43 Ji $1,376,651!
798,883,349} 15,846,557;
0.80;
9.22J
6,355,536;
7,309,083:
22,141,920 ;
2,240,205
3. 70
4.25;
12. 89i
1.30
1,895
10,226
2,283
6,638
1,500
7,284
1,626
4,373
454,231,513
317,096,514 137,134,999
79.16
804,943,066 212,764,655
71.23 1,017,707,721
509,766,213
426,606,462
83,159.751
71.22
65. 88 1,727,677,177 1,033, 325. 520i 694,351,657
4.205,
2,695j
64.091
5, 124 3,497j
16,069 10, 219!
Corporations showing no net income.
" ""! ' ™
Gross
income.
Total
deductions
51.02 $6J, 305,469! $84,812,643;
54 94: 202,486,3171 273,259,725)
2,753
1,464
2,686
2,199.
Deficit.
$23,507,174
70, 773)408
29.16
20.70
26.60
30.85
101,765,191!
71, 777,604
138,924,431
121,804,291
115,216,800
81,963,635
163,386,518
140,964,452;
13,451,609
10,186,031
24,462,087
19,160,161
18,675,820!
129,260,494
44,752,019!
102,611,287;
2,531,367
15,193,839
5,461,836
55,077,375
2,672, 848|
4,180,498
1,620,453
13,774,924
1.56
2.44
.94!
S. 02
395'
2, 942
657;
2,265
20.84
28.77
28. 78
34. 12
16,144,453
114,066,655
39,290,183'
47,533,912
337.307,303
88,357,208|
1,734,684
l.Olj
1.510
35.91
50,961, 206
68. 25 1,602,254,589! 1,036.891,876
63.60 1)682,826,496 1, 263,165) 420|
565,362,713
419,661,076:
11,009,903
8, 220, 695;
6.4l!
4.78!
1,627:
5) 8501
31.
36.40
65,283.107
260,311,825;
425,664,511
T "
~)S; 880,17f>j
7. 918, 969
81,235,61l|
312,298,437
15,952,504
51,986,612
30.37 1,027,862,858:1,249,245,248
221,382,390
80,176
55,828J
69. 63 14,086,122,038 9,928,496,138 4,157,625,900;
81,260, 749|
47. 30
24,348!
Public utilities
22, 89:
15,7931
68.97 7,341,367,734 5,800,291,604J1, 541,076,130! 30,160, 766J
17.56
7,1041
31. 03
465,555,414!
542,555,869
77,000,455
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks
Insurance companies
26, 803
3,208
24,919
2,626
887,345,248|
92.97 1,287,944, 828
81.86 1,588,303,859 1,460,397,628
7,946,854;
2,558,675;
4.62
1.49
1,884!
582!
7.03
18.14
34,908,927^
54,605,818
166,480,517! 181,026,286
19,696,891
14,545,769
30,011
30,583
158,344
27,545!
20,998J
77,864
91.78 2,876,248,68' 2,347,742,876! 528,505,811 j 10,505,529
9,037,1521
68. 66 1,774,145,273 1,309,269,466! 464,875,807
49.17 4,000,591,07" 2,795,511, £21(1,205,079,556 23,617,746!
6.11
5.26
13.75
2,466|
9,585!
80, 480!
8.22
31.3,
50.83
201,389,444!
245,222, 749|
592,711,7951
Grand total, United States. 341,253 206,9841
60. 65 32,531,096,969 23,765,187,985 8,765,908,984 171, 805,150|
Total
Total
Merchandising companies
Miscellaneous companies
400,599,580,
127,906,2311
100.00 134,269
235,632,104
312,769,806
755,163,062
34, 242,660
67,547,057
162,451,267
39. 35 2,796,534,046J3,453,438,457
656,904,411
H
H
o
o
o
g
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STATISTICS OF INCOME.
The outstanding feature of the above table is the prominence of
the manufacturing and mechanical industries. Out of 341,253 separate corporate returns made in 1916, there were 80,176 classed as
manufacturing and mechanical corporations, making 23.49 per cent
of the total. Among corporations showing net income the manufacturing and mechanical comprised 26.97 per cent of £he entire
group, and they were charged with 47.30 per cent of the entire tax
assessed against corporations.
The next in importance to manufacturing is the group of public
utilities which report a net income of $1,541,076,130 and a normal
tax of $30,160,766. The percentage of corporations in these classes
showing net income is nearly identical, being 69.63 per cent for the
manufacturing and mechanical industries and 68.97 per cent for
public utilities.
Leaving out of account the miscellaneous companies, the third
group of industries in importance so far as net income and normal
tax are concerned, is that concerned with the extraction of minerals.
Of these corporations, 45.06 per cent show net income, and 54.94 per
cent record a deficit.
INCOME RETURNS BY STATES.
COMBINED PERSONAL AND CORPORATE INCOME.
The following table shows the net income and tax reported in the
returns by States. The figures do not represent, however, what
may be called the geographical distribution of income. They are
based upon the returns filed in each State. An individual files his
income-tax return in the State in which he resides and a corporation
files its income-tax return in the State in which its principal place of
business is located. Consequently income reported by an individual
or corporation in one State may have been derived from sources in
other States. Furthermore, under the provision for the collection
of tax at the source the collecting agent filed the return in the State
in which the agent was located, regardless of the residence of the
person earning the income.
From the foregoing it will be clear that there is no way of ascertaining from the income-tax returns the amount of income earned
in the respective States or the amount of tax paid on that basis.
Returns by States of personal and corporate net income and income tax.
Net income.
States and Territories.
1.
2
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10
11.
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia...
Florida
Georgia
Tax.
Total
personal.
j
Total
Total
I personal
and
corporate. ! corporate.
$18,469,010
1,878,419
11,777,241
17,683,678
228 324 945
53,854,130
133,858,341
57,798,410
67,334,621
17 401 202
32,992,965
$45,892,777
744,903 !
30,924,259 '
24,791,391
279,952,569
57,043,218
189,211,399
136,270,898
41,460,981
17,670,823
56,508,639
_ . _j
$64,361,787
2,623,322
42,701,500
42,475,069
508,277,514
110,897,348
323,069,740
194,069,308
108,795,602
35,072,025
89,501,604
Per
Per
Total
for
cent for personal
and cent
each
each
corporate.
State.
State.
0.427
$1,088,391
31,658
.017
810,700
.283
.282
644,643
9,053,738
3.374
2,171,612
.736
2.145
6,538,230
6,590,0,0
1.288
1,846,918
.722
673,676
.233
.594 1 1,460,252
0.315
.009
.235
.187
2.623
.629
1.894
1.909
.535
.195
.423
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
13
Returns by States of personal and corporate net income and income tax—Continued.
Net income.
States and Territories.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Total
Total
personal.
Total
corporate.
Total
personal and
corporate.
Tax.
Per
Per
Total
cent for personal
for
and cent
each
each corporate.
State.
State.
0.439 ! $1,256,
066,658
$20,362,022
704,636
.124 i
18, 744,298
7,927,064
817,234
353,
8.274 I 25,962,
145,412 1,246, 4-*6,245
484,290,833
751,368
176, 389,051
3,167;
74,637,683
1.171 I
610,384
123. 215,258
1,632,
65.604,874
.818 I
070,570
143, 709.035
2,629
39,638,465
.954 I
105, 026', 035
1,687:
38,506,976
66! 519,119
.697 !
52 633,117
103:, 907, 750
1,826.
51,274.633
.690 i
30,435,945
68. 748,719
.456 :
1,116:
38:,312.774
208, 293,057
121,009,054
4,063.
1.383 i
87: 284,003
503,662
94i; 796,424
474,292,762
6.252 i 19,820;
467: 253,744
537, 786,848
162,533,104
3.570 I 10,703,
375: 685,329
298, 886,713
93,201,384
5,606,
1.984 !
205: 382,856
214,652
26,
14,831,796
.174 i
417,
11: 630,602
699,905
369:
147,069,303
2.454
\
6,721,
222: 580,309
53:
047.328
19,467,019
.352
967:
33: 742,854 !
36,559,607
72, 302,461
.480
1,049;
35; 778,312 I
578,087
2,799,775
6.
.044
!
93,
3.
j
19,557,542
34: 419,266
.228 ;
544:
14 ,861,724
706,911
I
775,791
199,
254,068,880
3.318
I
10,364:
245, 138,195
223 624,927
7,486,732
.150 !
387;
15: 661,422 ! 4,197,
526,073 27.803 122,435,
,922,864,651 2,274:
882,803
!
708,629
85,
24,825,826
.569
1,
761,
60: 664,421 !
19. 883,476
9,219,055
.132
273;
10; 144,978 i 948;
967,489
318,822,511
6.300
20,087,
630, 338,867 | 179, 150.329
66,811,462
1.189 !
6,544.
112: 732,510 1
43, 701,082
24,968,572
.290 ;
694:
is: 447.066 j 1,705,
691,057
643,243,991 1,122:
11.721 i 39, 889;
65,257,163
.910 I
3,310,
71, 874^276 I 137, 131,439
33, 395,645
9,882,947
.222
522,
23, 512,69,8 i
7,474,252
.102
204,
15, 398,346
7, 924,094 !
737,212 I
604,887
39,867,675
.588
1,362;
88,
48; 581,835 |
113.278,037
1.572 :
4,995,
236 859,872
123, 600,820 j
14,281,206
.478 !
1,312;
71, 882,026
14,628,955
.158
545;
57, 201,351
23, 830,306
42,216,464
9, 482,931 I 135, 699,395
.901 :
2,302,
93, 468,785
49,697,247
.685
l,830;
103, 166,032
53, 409,707
30,170,809
.641
1, 730,
96, 580,516
66, 762,577
87,614,595
1.464 i
3,868,
220: 377,172
]
132j 895,659
419,446
6,523,787
238:
.102
'
15,
8,
6,298,577,620 8,765,908,984 15,064,486,604 100.000 ; 345,191,844
0.364
.102
7.521
.918
.473
.762
.489
.529
.323
1.177
5.742
3.101
1.624
.121
1.947
.280
.304
.027
.158
3.003
.112
35.469
.510
.079
5.819
1. 896
.209
11.551
.955
.152
.056
.399
1.447
.381
. 158
.667
.530
.501
1.121
.069
100.000
FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES.
The returns of nonresident aliens and also of corporations controlled by nonresident aliens are separately tabulated in Table 11
The personal income tax returns numbered 4,294, with a total not
income of $65,772,271 and a total tax liability, normal and additional,
of $1,656,418. The net income of foreign corporations reporting net
income was $81,814,841 and the deficit reported by foreign corporations having no net income was $2,568,446. For nonresident aliens
and foreign corporations the total net income was $147,587,112, with
a corresponding tax of $3,189,307. These figures relating to nonresident aliens and foreign corporations are embraced in the various
tables under the proper headings and are included in the total income
and tax for the United States.
HISTORICAL GROWTH OF INCOME ADMINISTRATION.
The present system of income taxation began with an excise tax
with respect to the income of corporations, incorporated as section 38
of the tariff act of August 5, 1909. That statute continued as an
14
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
excise provision until it was superseded by the income-tax law of
October 3, 1913. This latter statute, as well as the subsequent act
of September 8, 1916, embraced both personal and corporate incomes
as sources of Federal revenue.
According to the comparative yearly returns of net income, there
has been a more or less steady growth in the income returned by
corporations, with exceptional increases in the amounts reported for
1915 and 1916. From the inception of the original excise statute of
1909 to the income act of 1916 the net income reported by corporations rose from $3,590,000,000 to $8,765,900,000.
The personal income tax history covers a shorter period. In the
four years from 1913 to 1916 , inclusive, the net income advanced
from $3,900,000,000 to $6,300,000,000. The data in which these various phases of growth are summarized are brought together in statistical form in the following tables. Comparison by income classes for
the personal income returns is confined to the three calendar years
1914, 1915, and 1916 The returns for 1913 are omitted as they
pertain only to the last ten months of that year and do not
coincide with the classification used in the three subsequent years.
Comparison of personal returns for 1914, 1915, and 1916, by income classes.
Number of returns filed.
Income class.
•13,000 to $4,000
$4,000 to $5,000
$5,000 to $10,000
$10,000 to $15,000
$15,000 to $20.000
$20 000 to $25 000
$25 000 to $33,000
$30 000 to $40,000
$40 000 to $50.000
$50,000 to $100.000
$100 000 to $150,000. -.
$150 000 to $200,000...
$200.000 to $250 0 0 0 . . .
$250 000 to $300 0 0 0 . . .
$3 00 000 to $400,000...
$400,000 to $500 0 0 0 . . .
$500 000 to $1,000,000.
$1,000 000 and over . . .
1914
1915
82,754
66,525
127,448
34,141
15,790
8,672
5,483
6,008
3,185
5,161
1,189
406
233
130
147
69
114
60
69,045
58,949
120,402
34,102
16,475
9,707
6,196
7,005
4,100
6,847
1,793
724
386
216
254
122
209
120
85,122
72,027
150,553
45,309
22,618
12,953
8,055
10,068
5.611
10,452
2,900
1,284
726
427
469
245
376
206
429,401
17,635
Returns filed by women making returns separate from husbands.
Total
1916
357,515
336,652
437,036
1
The net incomes reported on separate returns made by husband and wife are combined and included
as one return in thefiguresfor the several classes.
Comparative yearly returns of net income.
PERSONAL.
Year.
1913
1914
1915
1916
1
Net income.
Increase from
year to year.
U S3,900,000,000 !
i 4; 000,000,000 i $100,000,000
14,600,000,000 |
600,000,000
i 6.300,000,000
1,700,000,000
!
N u m b e r of
returns.
357,598
357,515
336,652
437,036
Determined on the basis of the number of return- filed and th? average net income in each class.
15
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
Comparative yearly returns of net income—Continued.
CORPORATE.
[As shown by the returns of corporations reporting net income, plus additional income uncovered h\
investigations.]
L909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
Returns
Increase from
showing
year to year, j taxable
income.
Net income.
Year.
'.
' $3,590,000,000
3,761,000,000
3,503,000,000
4.151,000,000
4^ 714,000,000
3,940,000.000
5,310,000; 000
8,765,900,000
•1171,000,000
2 258,000,000
648,000,000
563,000,000
2
774,000,000
1,370,000,000 i
3,455,900,000
1 52,498
1 54,040 .
1 55,129
i 61,116 ;
188,866
174,205
190,911
206,984 j
Returns
Total
showing no
number
taxable j
of
income. | returns.
209,992 I
216,162 j
233.223 I
244,220 i
128,043 !
125,240
175,532
134,269
262,490
270,202
288,352
305,336
316,909
3
299, 445
»366; 443
341,253
1
Returns showing net income in excess of $5,000 exemption.
Decrease.
1915 contains approximately 30,000 returns showing no net income which properly belong and should
be included in 1914. (See Annual Report, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 1916, p. 26.)
2
3
The net income for corporations, as shown in the above table includes not only the sum of incomes returned by corporations upon
the prescribed forms, but also such additional income as was uncovered by field investigation or other revision of original returns.
This accounts for the slightly larger aggregate of net income by
years than is shown elsewhere in unrevised totals of earlier date.
Comparison from year to year of the returns showing net income
with those showing no net income, shows a steady increase in the
number of corporations reporting taxable income. At the same
time there has been a slow but steady increase in the total number of
corporations making returns. The basic statistical tables supporting
this analysis immediately follow.
Respectfully,
DANIEL C. ROPER,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Approved:
Secretary of the Treasury.
STATISTICAL TABLES.
35884°—18
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TABLE 1.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES; showing for each
State the number of returns, net income, exemptions, tax paid, and percentages each State constitutes of the total.
00
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
States and Territories.
Alabama
Alaska.'.
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
^Maryland.. - Massachusetts
Per cent
for each
of
Number. State
total
number
of returns.
2, 097
243
994
0.480
2, 255
21, 208
4, 435
9, 713
1, 346
.516
4.853
1.015
2.222
6, 808
1, 779
444
144
756
525
004
497
290
887
517
823
674
291
1.558
.407
.056
.227
.308
.262
.173
8.586
1.602
1.944
.982
.889
1.034
.646
2.214
7.389
Amount.
$18,469,010
1,878,419
11,777,241
17,683,678
228,324,945
53,854,130
133,858,341
57,798,410
67,334,621
17,401,202
32,992,965
20,362,022
7,927,064
484,290,833
74,637,683
65,604,874
39,638,465
38,506,976
51,274,633
30,435,945
121,009,054
474,292,762
Income tax (normal and additional).
Exemptions for normal tax.
Net income
Returns.
Net income Amount of
subject to
normal tax.. normal tax.
Per cent
for each
Specific
State of
total net exemption.
income
returned.
Dividends.
$8,046,000
914,000
3,823,000
8,671,000
79,731,000
16,983,000
35,730,000
5,021,000
25,545,000
6,816,000
13,320,000
4,183,000
2,923,000
142,867,000
26,843,000
32,867,000
16,695,000
14,743,000
17,281,000
10,555,000
35,944,000
118,652,000
$4,191,428
305,918
2,986,765
2,862,583
70,611,281
15,259,090
55,886,169
42,086,532
14,329,900
5,233,591
9,973,072
12,838,115
1,978,251
158,473,344
24,809,379
16,494,472
7,197,158
13,349,225
12,234,954
10,569,882
32,014,428
164,362,307
0.293
.030
.187
.281
3.625
.855
2.125
.918
1.069
.276
.524
.323
.126
7.689
1.185
1.041
.629
.611
.814
.483
1.921
7. .530
Additional
tax.
Amount.
$6,555,900
677,200
5,069,850
6,523,550
81,000,300
22,382,600
43,584,150
10,850,500
28,392,350
5,640,700
10,151,000
3,573,850
3,126,300
187,817,200
23,979,850
17,665,350
16,385,200
11,019,900
22,413,500
9,728,450
54,260,200
195,582,400
$131,118
13,544
101,397
130,471
1,620,006
447,652
871,683
217,010
567,847
112,814
203,020
71,477
62,526
3,756,344
479,597
353,307
327,704
220,398
448,270
194,569
1,085,204
3,911,648
$44,871
3,478
90,122
27,042
1,975,630
608,106
1,953,163
3,478,595
500.797
209,822
175,042
295,325
77,970
7,190,906
686,364
165,538
228,239
164,099
330,423
176.798
1,320,319
6,981,037
$175,989
17,022
191,519
157,513
3,595,636
1,055,758
2,824,846
3,695,605
1,068,644
322,636
378,062
366,802
140,496
10,947,250
1,165,961
518,845
555,943
384,497
778,693
371,367
Per cent Average
rate of
for each
tax
State
(normal
of total and additax.
tional).
0.102
.010
.111
.091
2.074
.609
1.627
2.131
.616
.186
.218
.212
.081
6.313
.672
.299
.321
.222
.450
.214
2,405,523
1.389
10,892,685
6.283
0.953
.906
1.626
.891
1.575
1.960
2.110
6.394
1.587
1.854
1.146
1.801
1.772
2.260
1.562
.791
1.403
.999
1.519
1.220
1.988
2.297
O
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri.
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
*
Grand total
...j
11,448
7,556
1,440
12,956
1,801
4,286
364
1,735
19,701
813
93,155
2,207
1,176
21,774
2,539
2,800
40,289
3, 745
1,204
971
4,414
10,514
1,259
1,100
4,190
5,360
2,575
8,261
673
437
2.619 162,533,104
2.581
1.480
1.729
93,201,3
.235
.329
14,831,796
2.065 147,069,303
2.335
.412
19,467,019
.309
.980
36,559,607
.580
.044
.083
2,799,775
.397
19,557,542
.311
4.508 254,068,8
4.034
.186
7,486,732
.119
30.529
21.315 922,864,651
.505
.394
24,825,826
.269
9,219,055
.146
4.982 318,822,511
5.062
.581
66,811,462
1.061
.641
24,968,572
.396
9.219 643,243,991
10.213
.857
65,257,163
1.036
.276 | 9,882,947
.157
.222 | 7,474,252
.119
1.010 | 39,867,675
.633
2.406 113,278,037
1.799
.288
14,281,206
.227
.252
14,628,955
.232
.959
42,216,464
.670
1.226
49,697,247
.789
.479
.589
30,170,809
1.391
1.890
87,614,595
.104
.154
6,523,787 \
100.000 6,298,577,620
43,662,000
28,840,000
5,524,000
49,177,000
6,896,000
16,622,000
1,402,000
6,446,000
74,248,000
3,113,000
343,902,000
8,443,000
4,571,000
82,096,000
9,736,000
10,727,000
150,318,000
13,848,000
4,656,000
3,794,000
16,987,000
40,434,000
4,837,000
4,123,000
16,063,000
20,776,000
9,837,000
31,504,000
2,575,000
64, 870,637
35, 565,099
1,950,442
52, 640,635
5,293,386
9,589,875
662,226
7, 431,532
82, 033,825
1,709,667
635 281,124
8 435,515
2 064,793
135 911,897
32 905,093
5 507,854
217 480,892
28 942,989
2 528,797
1 749,589
10 394,451
32 881,570
5 064,728
5 932,929
11 927,716
12,343,108
11,938,909
33,893,596
1,487,907
55,441,050
29,763,450
7,559,300
47,217,200
7,458,900
11,008,950
771,900
5,975,900
100,224,100
2,780,400
950,238,800
8,365,700
2, 754,200
103,431,300
24,455,148
9,219,442
279,671,500
22,887,050
2,883,500
2,082,850
13,337,600
41,547,450
4,555,250
4,745,850
14,951,550
17,475,350
8,780,700
23,500,100
2,563,100
100.000 1,643,310,000 2,136,468,625 2,572,027,890
1,108,821
595,269
151,186
944,344
149,178
220,179
15,438
119,518
2, 004,482
55,608
19, 004,776
167,314
55,084
2 068,626
489,103
184,389
5 593,430
457,741
57,670
41,657
266,752
830,949
91,105
94,917
299,031
349,507
175,614
470,002
51,262
2,231,861
958,013
43,868
1,428,983
155,270
127,599
3,067
138,655
3,540,749
28,327
58,965,745
393,656
11,260
5,653,680
3,858,694
152,662
12,019,309
1,457,363
19,528
6,906
146,326
1,812,748
76,583
270,087
294,273
426,963
240,772
783,255
16,248
3,340,682
1,553,282
195,054
2,373,327
304,448
347,778
18,505
258,173
5,545,231
83,935
77, 970,521
560,970
66,344
7 722,306
4 347,797
337,051
17 612,739
1 915,104
77,198
48,563
413,078
2 643,697
167,688
365,004
593,304
776,470
416,386
1 253,257
67,510
1.927
2.055
1.667
.898
.112
1.315
1.614
1.369
1.564
.176
.951
.201
.011
.661
1.320
.149
2.183
3.199
.048 * 1.121
4.055
44.965
2.260
.324
.720
.038
2.422
4.453
2.507
6.508
1.350
.194
2.738
10.155
2.935
1.104
.781
.046
.650
.028
1.036
.238
2.334
1.526
1.174
.098
2.495
.211
1.405
.342
1.562
.448
1.380
.240
1.430
.723
.039
1.035
51,440,558 121,946,136
173,386,694
100.000
2.753
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TABLE 2—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY CLASSES, FOR THE UNITED STATES; showing for each
class of income the number of returns, net income, exemptions, tax paid, and percentages each class constitutes of the total.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Income class.
$3,000 to $4,000 i
13,000 to $4,000
$4,000 t o $5,000
$5,000 to $6,000
$6,000 t o $7,000
$7,000 t o $8,000
$8,000 t o $9,000
$9,000 t o $10,000
$10,000 to $15,000
$15,000 t o $20,000
$20,000 t o $25,000
$25,000 t o $30,000
$30,000 t o $40,000
$40,000 t o $50,000
$50,000 t o $60,000
$60,000 t o $70,000
$70,000 t o $80,000
$80,000 t o $90,000
Per
Num- cent Cumuber
each lative Total net
per
of re- class
income.
i turns. is of centage.
total.
17.249 17.249 $261,344,646J 4.149
2.575 19.824 40,280,082J 0. 639
72,027 16. 774 36. 598 323,044,287 5.129
52,029 12.117 48. 715 284,843.579 4.522
36,470 8.493 57.208 236,164,9891 3.749
26,444 6.158 63.366 198,005,755J 3.144
19,959 4. 648J 68.0.14! 169,476,585; 2.691
15,651 3.645! 7L659| 148,757,069* 2.362
45,309 10.552| 82. 211 552,133,214; 8.766
22,618 5. 267] 87.478 391,984,997! 6.223
12. 953 3. 017J 90. 495 290,897, 575J 4.618
8,055 1. 876j 92. 371 220,952,370; 3.508
10,068 2.345 94.716 350,232,027| 5.560
5, 611 1.307 96. 023 251,477,2611 3.993
3,621
.843 96. 866 198,789,232| 3.156
74,i
11,056
2,548
1,787
1,422
$90,000 to $100,000
1,074
$100,000 t o $150,000
$150,000 to $200,000
2.900
1,284
$200,000 t o $250,000.'
726
$250,000 t o $300,000
427
$300,000 to $400,000
469
Per
cent Cumu
each lative
class peris of centtotal. age.
.593] 97.459 165,805,854| 2.632
.41fij| 97.875 134.280.490J 2.132
.331 98.206 121,541,802 1.930
.250 98.456 102,378,096 { 1.625
.675 99.131 357,355,318| 5.674
.299 99.430 223,550,085; 3.549
.169 99.599 163,779,134; 2.600
.099! 99.698 118,530,187! l.i
.109! 99.807 162,176,8191 2.575
Exemptions for normal
tax.
Net income! Amount
4.149 $291 286,000;
4.788
168, 0001
9.917
613,000;
14.439
9 9 5 , OOOJ
18.188
011,000j
21.332
394.000 !
24.023
518,000 !
26.385
984,000!
35.151
249,000 ;
41.374
338,000
45.992
377,000
49.500
681,000
55.060
288,000|
59,053
346,000
62.209
803,000
64,841
683,000
66.973
790 0001
68,903
412,000
70.528
100,000
76. 202
056,000
79. 751
000
82.351
770.000
84.233
615,000
86.808
800.0001
subject to !
of
normal
normal
tax.
tax.
$23,287,541j
1,299,582;
13,453,587^
24,063,129;
29,417,139;
30,045,805|
31.033,485^
29, 727,269|
137,412,9641
122, 670,097;
99,112,225;
83,931,320;
138,016,677;
104,633.861!
85.050,082;
72,876,154;
60,719,740;
57,088,502;
48,026,7461
158,826,168J
108,031,135
75,620,234
60,913,345 !
72.557,119:
$5,812,500;
32,977,700 ;
Additional
tax.
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
$116.2;
$116.250j
659,554
659,554
1.215,709
60,785,450; 1. 215, 709
1,334,737
66.736,850: 1,334,737
1.331.319
66,565,950; 1.331.319
1.23S.502
61,925,100, 1.238,502;
1.180,916
59,045,800' 1,180,916!
4.829.425|
241,471,250; 4,829,425;
:
3,659,5381
182.976,900 3,659,538;
142,408.350 [ 2.848.167!
3299,884 3,148.051
106,340,050: 2.126.801J
544,981 2 671.782
173.027.350 1 3,478,547, 1,409.143 4,887, 690!
125,497,400^ 2,509,948J 1,533,261 4,043,209
99.936,150! 1,998. 723j 1,786 524 3.785.247
83,246,700j 1,664,934J 1,825,935 3,490,869
66,770,750; 1,335,415| 1,796,6021 o, 132,017J
59,041,300! l,180,826J 1,864,807 3,045,633j
50,251.350; 1.005.027J 1,839,794 2,844,82l|
187,473,150; 3, 749,4631 8,674,018 12.423,48l|
110,622,950| 2,212,459; 7, 215,151 9,427,610
85,388,900! 1,707, 778j 6,401,210 •8,108,988j
56.001,842; 1,120,037| o.350.632| 6,470, ()69j
87.819, 700 1,750, 394' 8.507,897 10,264,291 :
Per
Avercent Cumu- Average
age
each lative amount'of
rate
pert a x per
class
of
tax
cent- individual.
is of
per
age.
total.
cent.
0. 067
. 3S0
.701
.770
.768
.714|
o. 06:
.447|
1. 816
1.541
2. S19J
2.332
2.183
2.013
1.807j
1.756
1.641
7.165
5. 437
4.677
0.289
.204
. 427
g
1.918
23. 37;
36. 60!
2.686
50.34;
.672
sH
3.400
62.05
.731
O
O
1.148
• 68lj 4.081
2. 785;
2.111
$10. 51;
9.16,
6.866
8. 97/J
10. 793J
12. 334:
15.1531
17.485 j
19. 668]
21. 681
23.488
25. 244
26. 885
34. 050
39,487
44.164
3. 732 47,896
5. 920 53. 816
.565
75.45
.794
106. 59
.875
161.80;
.934
1. 082
243. 04
331. 69
1. 209
485. 47
720. 59
1. 39ti
1. 60S
1, 045.36
1, 370.04
1. 904
2.105
1. 752. 67; 2. 332
2. 141.80 2.506
2, 648.81 2. 779
4, 283.96 3.477
7, 342.38; 4.217
11, 169.40
15, 153. 79:
21. 885.4S;
4. 951
/•>. 459
6.329
O
O
$400,000 to $500,000
35500,000 to $1,000,000
245
376 i
$1,500,000...
$2,000,000...
$3,000,000...
$4,000,000...
97;
42j
$4,000,000 to -$5,000,000...
9l
$1,000,000 to
$1,500,000 to
$2,000,000 to
$3,000,000 to
$5,000,000 anfi over
Total
Married women making
separate returns2
Total number of returns filed
057 99. 864 109,761,198 1. 743 88.551
. 088 99. 952 256,771,325 4.077 92. 628
. 023 99. 975 117 319,821 1.863 94.491
. 010 99. 985 71,465-199 1.135 95.626
008 99.993 83 580,891 1.327 96. 953
34
14
003 99. 996
48 429, 288
. 002 99.998
40,627,643
.769 97.722
.645 98. 367
002 100. 000 102,840,802 1.633 100.000
10
429,401 100 000
6,298,577,620
934.000!
1.420,000!
369,000
158,000|
130,000|
52. OOOi
35,000
39,OOOj
54,782,598 54.044.600 1,080,892 6, 701. 281; 7,687,119 4. 434; 58. 250
31. 376. 00
55, 590.19
136,169, 725 119.181.600 2.383,632 18, 549, 939| 20.901.911 12. 055; 70,305|
60.707,271 56,243,550 1,124,871 10, 020, 337 11,178,316 6. 447! 76. 753 115, 240.37
648,009 6, 862, 717j 7, 604,332 4. 386| 81.138 181, 055. 52
38,906,751 32,400,448
50.3S5.641 33,065.250
661,305 8, 225. 430! 8,886,735 5.1251 86. 263 261, 374. 56
34,178,288 14,199,000
283,980 5, 198, 713 5,482,693 3.162J 89. 425 391, 620. 93
19,592,493 21,000,150
420 003 4, 640, 731| 5,060,734 2.919! 92. 344 562. 303. 78
577,397 12, 697. 149J 13,274,546 7. 6561100. 0001 327, 454. 60
73,931,952 28,869,850
1,643.310,000 2,136,468,625 2,572,027,890 51,440.558 121, 946, 136; 173.386,694 lOO.OOo!
396. 73
7. (KM
8. 14P
9. 528
10.641
10. 632
11.321
12. 450
12. 908
2. 753
7,635
437,036
1
2
>
H
Nontaxable. Specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
The net incomes of both husband and wife were combined and counted as one return in its proper income class.
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TABLE 3.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—SEX AND CONJUGAL CONDITION, DISTRIBUTION BY STATES, FOR THE to
UNITED STATES.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
States and Territories.
Incomes of heads of families, including joint incomes of husbands and
wives.
Incomes of m a r r i e d
women making: returns separate from
husbands.
Number
of returns.
Number
of returns.
Amount of
net income.
Amount of
net income.
All other incomes.
Total.
F smale.
Male.
Number
of returns.
Amount of
net income.
Number
of returns.
Amount of
net income.
Number
of returns.
92
2
17
72
$858,339
2 097
s i s 4fiP 01 n
243
994
2,255
11,777,241
Amount of
net income.
i
Alabama
Arizona..
Arkansas
1,791
185
856
1,948
California
Colorado
17,136
3,843
Alaska..
Connecticut .
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida. . .
Georgia....
Hawaii
Idaho
.
.
$15,550,220
C1)
9,717,881
15.390,254
181,246,097
46,825,537
7,365
1,076
96,850,503
47,218,330
5,469
52,236,376
13,428,424
1,536
2,991
853
661
31,813
6,023
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14,589,501
12
(0
5
14
343
55
258
31
116
19
1
34
Iowa.
7,547
Kansas
3,846
C1)
393,656,295
65.211.119
57,389,977
35,748,212
Kentucky
3,196
3,799
31,815,983
42,669,895
2,206
23,179,117
23
40
7,396
92,781,718
158
Illinois
Indiana
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
$103,363
2
. 507
64
57
7
38
166,929
99,563
6,485,057
1,145,658
5,840,109
2,408,621
2,331,843
1,856,749
C1)
867,262
0)
12,017,372
1,047,145
858,696
123,139
390,177
359,738
202
56
116
221
2,256
389
1,077
149
SI,957,088
1
C)
1,315,637
1,668,131
22,938,777
4,075,249
15,684,543
3,750,531
1,473
148
1
C)
576,794
525,730
17,655,014
1,807,686
1,013
90
427
54
127
15,483,186
4,420,928
6,147,201
21,208
4,435
1,878,419
17,683,678
228,324,945
53,854,130
9,713
133,858,341
1,346
6,808
1,779
3,444
1,144
57,798,410
67,334,621
796
170
325
170
75
6,619,201
1,672,541
2,825,536
87
2,079,723
3,611
633 j
597
52.998.910
18
1,594
284
C1)
25,618,256
2,377,260
296
2,695,197
334
2,973,829
4,329,344
5,574,174
793,285
1,971,472
4,290
39,638,465
3,887
2,670,826
3,326,841
4,517
38,506,976
51,274,633
8,919,028
2,823
9,674
121,009,054
0)
6,002,159
4.661.004
459,285
.121
3,470,702
103
199
180
256
2,324,972
1,274
16,983,336
846
454
515
443,488
756
37,525
7,004
8,497
17,401,202
32,992,965
20,362,022
7,927,064
484,290,833
74,637,683
65,604,874
30,435,945
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Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire.
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina...
North Dakota....
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina...
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
States grouped 1 ..
Grand total.
353,728,911 |
136,844,936 j
79,920,236 i
12,511,625 i
120,145,366 j
15,319,258 |
32,090,447 j
C1)
I
14,357,579
204,861,737
6,394,430
1,421,824,728
20,567,889
|
j
!
|
j
254,825,658 i
I
60,055,060 j
20,994,073 j
500,397,341 •
47,017,502 |
8,547,292 !
34,568,738 j
95,191,082 I
12,734,495 j
9,411,952 |
36,465,803 |
43,025,408
25,075,829 j
71,951,345 |
5,433,669
55,045,915
355,107
4,934,804,725 |
821
154
125
8
169
6
20
2
17,629,909
4,858,715
2,554, 704
63,962
2,745,128
405,575
421,585
31
373
2,454
22
1
405 |
19 |
25 I
802 I
99 !
'I
24 |
43 j
17
19
33
19
;
|
|
|
25 j
58 I
5
7,635 !
(l)
461,864
7,781,913
84,521
74,672,579
593,232
C1)
12,013,538
457,360
503,621
21,084,058
3,341,107
24,289
(L)
251,277
450,855
300,870
901,691
771,156
323,532
376,528
1,416,661
34,884
62,725
193,482,535
3,968
1,014
653
140
1,358
236
337
37
186
1,749
98
12,086
234
115
2,172
273
245
4,588
393
111
74
418
1,011
101
110
398
452
270
814
79
47,461 j
61,828,640
13,808,364
7,626,332
1,400,113
15,526,244
3,072,636
3,153,723
C1)
2,336,813
26,089,264
917,775
286,828,753
2,982,209
0)
36,313,485
5,143,452
2,190,054
74,032,794 j
6,609,119 |
1,119,795 I
w
!
3,576,699 j
11,445,180
940,411
1,688,456
3,481,375
4,988,086
3,757,003
8,445,845
936,849
5,791,064
755,531,225
3,260
500
231
64
613
48
105
9
184
1,315
13
6,816
63
14
968
71
128
3,042
343
33
12
155
439
30
91
167
136
93
494
18
26,833
41,105,302
7,021,089
3,100,112
856,096
8,652,565
669,550
893,852
C1)
2,401,286
15,335,966
' 90,006
139,538,591
682,496
C1)
15,669,830
1,155,590
1,280,824
47,729,798
8,289,435
191,571
C1)
1,470,961
6,190,920
305,430
2,626,856
1,498,130
1,360,221
961,449
5,800,744
118,385
1,391,826
414,759,135
I
1
States grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where one or two returns only appear under a distribution.
32,291
11,448
7,556
1,440
12,956
1,801
4,286
364
1,735
19,701
813
93,155
2,207
1,176
21,774
2,539
2,800
40,289
3,745
1,204
971
4,414
10,514
1,259
1,100
4,190
5,360
2,575
8,261
673
437,036
474,292,762
162,533,104
93,201,384
14,831,796
147,069,303
19,467,019
36,559,607
2,799,775
19,557,542
254,068,880
7,486,732
1,922,864,651
24,825, 826
9,219,055
318,822,511
66,811,462
24,968,572
643,243,991
65,257,163
% 882,947
7,474,252
39,867,675
113,278,037
14,281,206
14,628,955
42,216,464
49,697,247
30,170,809
87,614,595
6,523,787
o
3
a
o
6,298,577,620
to
CO
TABLE 4.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—SEX AND CONJUGAL CONDITION, DISTRIBUTION BY INCOME CLASSES,
FOR THE UNITED STATES.
to
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
Income class.
$3,000 to $4,000!
$3,000 to $4,000
$4,000 to $5,000
$5,000 to $6,000
$6,000 to $7,000
$7,000 to $8,000
$8,000 to $9,000
$9,000 to $10,000
$10,000 to $15,000...
$15,000 to $20,000...
$20,000 to $25,000...
§25,000 to $30,000...
$39,000 to $40,000...
$40,000 to $50,000...
$50,000 to $60,000...
$60,000 to $70,000...
$70,000 to $80,000...
$80,000 to $90,000...
$90,000 to $100,000..
$100,000 to $150,000.
$150,000 to $200,000.
$200,000 to $250,000.
$250,000 to $300,000.
Incomes of heads of families, including joint incomes of husbands and
wives.
Incomes of m a r r i e d
women making returns separate from
husbands.
Number
of returns.
Number
ofreturns.
Amount of
net income.
Amount of
net income.
69,088
$243,593,572
128
$365,211
60,532
43,908
30,601
22,062
16,641
13,031
37,322
18,484
10,518
6,516
8,084
4,513
2,940
2,039
1,429
1,146
878
2,356
1,044
592
334
271,115,051
239,719,020
197,490,141
164,558,031
140,686,524
123,095,243
450,998,077
316,009,943
230,971,754
172,975,951
270,076,571
191,995,661
153,602,500
124,670,060
100,688,143
90,955,138
78,086,571
270,839,710
167,648,902
123,234,875
84,992,556
160
159
135
136
127
134
536
479
559
543
825
612
427
353
279
251
191
562
302
178
113
623,784
731,799
689,139
688,228
681,560
827,765
4,079,528
4,670,957
5,426,729
5,883,845
11,666,894
10,687,791
8,014,742
8,347,384
6,919,213
7,321,741
5,682,773
19,639,352
14,276,058
10,789,630
8,061,749
All other incomes.
Grand total.
Male.
Number
ofreturns.
2,674
8,422
7,470
5,180
3,732
2,731
2,063
1,666
4,872
2,425
1,416
897
1,180
668
399
306
226
180
121
343
160
93
57
Amount of
net income.
$9,309,435
30,999,663
33,273,443
28,246,679
24,118,374
20,403,693
17,476,827
15,784,394
59,230,409
41,759,614
31,610,427
24,491,039
40,637,105
29,616,538
21,788,663
19,712,506
16,809,559
15,188,501
11,507,383
42,655,107
27,597,316
20,636,557
15,410,894
Female.
Number
ofreturns.
2,304
2,634
4,025
2,941
2,137
1,651
1,255
954
3,115
1,709
1,019
642
804
430
282
203
132
96
75
201
80
41
36
Amount of
net income.
$8,076,428
9,280,419
18,032,009
16,146,081
13,867,335
12,355,803
10,631,674
9,049,667
37,825,200 j
29,544,483 j
22,888,665 |
17,601,535 j
27,851,457 j
19,177,271
15,383,327
13,075,904
9,863,575
8,076,422 !
7,101,369 I
24,221,149 j
14,027,809
9,118,072
10,064,988 !
Number
ofreturns.
74,066
11,056
72,027
52,029
36,470
26,444
19,959 j
15,651
45,309
22,618
12,953
8,055
10,068
5,611
3,621
2,548
1,787
1,422
1,074
2,900
1,284
726
427
Amount of
net income.
$261,344,646
40,280,082
323,044,287
284,843,579
236,164,, 989
198,005,755
169,476,585
148,757,069
552,133,214
391,984,997
290,897,575
220,952,370
350,232,027
251,477,261
198,789,232
165,805,854
134,280,490
121,541,802
102,378,0%
357,355,318
223,550,085
163,779,134
118, .530,187
IP
H
a
a
o
o
g
$300,000 to $400,000
$400,000 to $500,000
,
$500,000 to $1,000,000
$1,000,000 to $1,500,000
$1,500,000 to $2,000,000
Classes grouped: 2
$2,000,000 to $3,000,000
$3,000,000 to $4,000,000
$4,000,000 to $5,000,000
$5,000,000 and over
Married women making returns separate
from husbands s
Grand total.
393
199
292
78
32
28
10
125,867,469
82,301,536
136
175,976,604
88,988,206
49,734,190
148 !
37 |
18 !
203,932,726
15
4
7
5
10,119,882 i
6,739,670 j
23,974,056
5,042,371
4,613,826
34 |
61 i
11 !
6,522,819
5,540,860 I
16,161,634 j
9,248,890 \
3,315,765
19,666,649
15,179,132
40,659,031
14,040,354
13,801,418
53,920,515
6,916,858
10,708,525
34
14
9
10
83,580,891
48,429,288
40,627,643
102,840,802
245
7,635
355,107
4,934,804,725
7,635 I
193,482,535
47,461
755,531,225
26,833
414,759,135 I
1 Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns appear under a distribution.
The combined net income of both husband and wife is shown in the grand total as one return in its proper income class.
2
3
376
97
42
162,176,819
109,761,198
256,771,325
117,319,821
71,465,199
469
437,036
i, 298,577,620
S
o
TABLE 5.^PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OP RETURNS BY STATES AND CLASSES, FOR THE UNITED
S T A T E S ; showing the number of returns in each State and class, also as distributed by sex and conjugal
to
conditions.
[Returns of net income filed for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
States and Territories.
Alabama. .
Alaska
.
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia.
Florida
G eorgia
Hawaii .
Idaho
Illinois
Kansas . .
Kentucky.. .
.
Maine
Maryland
44
351
53
152
268
243
445
40
989
2 241
166
15
24
475
59
20,865
4,380
9,455
1,315
6,692
1 760
4,085
848
1,461
185
1.590
379
655
94
199
23
317
49
3,443
1,110
754
590
90
27
640
26
123
6,612
4,605
1.229
1,766
917
1,094
2,085
. . . 37,018
Indiana
Iowa
Louisiana
Distribution of returns by income class.
Total
number of $3,000 $3,000 $4,000 $5,000 $6,000 $7,000 $8,000 $9,000 $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 $25,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000 $60,000 $70,000 $80,000 $90,000
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
xo
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
returns.
$4,000i $4,000 $5,000 $6,000 $7,000 $8,000 $9,000 $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 $25,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50 000 $60,000 $70,000 $80,000 $90,000 $100,000
6,940
8,440
4,283
3,849
4,494
2,783
9,516
31.470
192
137
6,725
1,408
920
163
430
3,884
717
1.474
167
1,305
304
150
35
135
288
2,438
499
1.116
135
859
217
443
125
94
107
14
59
10
149
1,803
349
812
109
485
181
1,250
241
349
230
613
77
325
106
71
66
69
3,229
570
67
2,300
410
504
304
50
115
954
190
413
67
237
79
193
53
46
1,722
341
350
75
9
235
24
106
3
51
2
41
2
19
5
n
39
110
214
59
89
963
27
20
22
32
13
7
83
778
151
373
55
141
57
125
2,067
541
1,114
139
591
194
265
582
80
277
66
50
531
137
299
53
160
50
101
44
58
61
34
28
41
77
46
99
55
670
408
142
410
197
475
296
246
117
134
125
511
93
348
53
29
193
217
123
474
164
98
212
370
1,188
193
632
486
336
1,023
5,533
1,856
796
4,998
3,560
243
852
2,509
112
276
480
1,562
161
102
1,001
666
1,365
976
3.439
1,297
1,680
1,728
1,415
541
1,159
196
660
206
815
332
166
1,372
652
272
116
153
70
59
743
176
372
120
343
75
377
214
104
55
31
27
999
718
575
428
1,295
625
354
224
283
Minnesota
MississiDDi
7,431
1,432
1,304
262
39
201
900
176
12,787
2,549
343
2,392
1,522
1,892
718
448
424
49
9
23
4
15
4
77
273
145
261
67
51
22
23S
672
1,447
84
19
65
16
23
5
470
48
196
ISO
140
1
1
760
108
236
816
681
3
2
605
108
333
269
160
336
388
95
2
19
18
563
743
885
499
935
4
4
26
22
6
76
3,679
688
125
94
4
60
41
11
85
25
40
35
6
23
1,313
288
1,816
5
2
132
33
95
34
19
1,018
160
4
212
49
140
28
59
12
336
65
210
34
345
106
163
66
38
3
1
g
23
385
103
278
36
105
19
485
553
175
88
11.294
77
224
125
727
379
2,199
Michigan..
Missouri
185
2S
45
34
94
20
31
4
35
26
12
43
8
17
3
6
7
2
9
12
3
10
7
201
36
12
123
16
7
124
11
9
11
23
14
7
16
8
4
31
21
33
12
14
12
9
5
91
55
35
326
232
94
62
169
48
32
131
46
28
14
71
8
4
1
126
89
64
36
2
1
w
3
H
7
16
£
tj
e
g
36 J5
6
o
2
2
^
M
3
1
O
O
8
§
65
4
6
5
9
3
22
92
33
27
29
22
29
19
6
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire.
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina...
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina...
South Dakota....
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia....
Wisconsin
Wyoming........
Total
1,795
4,266
362
1,704
19,328
806
90.701
2.185
1,175
21,309
2.520
2,775
39.487
3 646
1,200
970
4,390
10,471
1,242
1,081
4.157
5.341
2,550
8.203
668
3,322
169
12,293
397
213
3.519
344
690
5.524
562
226
191
1,043
2,076
201
201
848
1.357
436
1 861
130 I
48
88
10
28
289
239
791
637
99
40
278
214
495 3,434 2.508
29
172
91
1741 18,820 10.313
40
383
317
21
265
185
417 3,413 2,645
40
371
294
68
522
349
919 6,092 4.803
59
510
419
23
246
167
20
200
157
119
796
528
255
22
20
98
133
50
205
429 401 74 ; 066 11 056
Married women making I
returns separate from ;
husbands 2
1 7,635;
Grand total
233
900
69
323
;
;
128 I.
1,877
212
187
723
1.034
445
1.506
103
1.378
141
138
521 |
643 ;
307 !
972 !
179
441
34
169
1,664
73
7.198
203
97
131
240
32
115 ;
1,221
58
5,483
143
81
1,828
235
234
1.311
189
174
2 552
3 346
297
128
92
353
892
115
93
381
439
218
672
228
00
54
264
732
71
82
120
204
154
203
384
14
10
23
68
167
66
658 1.985
909
55
26
32
1,199 3,392 9,810
227
94
102
107
42
56
798 2,366
995
285
104
140
245
81
126
1 956 | 1.550 4.551
168 !
135
454
60
41 ! 126
5o ;
180 j
43 |
139 |
507 ;
56 i
360 i
76 I
259 I
50 !
180 !
273 |
174 ;
481 !
237 I
114
347 |
2S !
I
- 4488i,
167 j
182 !
95 |
263 I
83
434
1,095
162
113
430
486
264
819
97
154
13
93
988
37
5,418
113
53
1.179
155
106
2,337
230
66
32
175
462
71
42
191
203
158
354
64
36
93
43
4
28
42
512
18
3,254
35
20
698
71
49
1,384
139
19
13
121
254
42
21
102
102
88
189
IS
311
6
M78
41
10
463
50
35
827
86
11
11
59
143
24
24
60
70
43
123
37
70 i
135
136 !
127 t
536 '
134
543
13
1
12
158
i
21
244
14 |
9
2,800 1,674 ! 1,091
38 ;
17 !
11
14 j
1
4
|
490 i
314j
183
56
40 I
34
26 I
10
32 :
573 j 421
1,104 ;
132
46 '
31
9
6
8
1
!4
47
18
76
51
159
11
29 j
4
21 j
30
78 j
21
52
21
38
145 |
16
6
42 !
376 !
2
9
1
3
1
4
11
109
3
792
2
4
112
21
5
296
24
5
73
4
563
4
4
50
2
472
4
50
1
372
2
85
22
4
211
21
1
75
12
4
160
17
67
8
3
us
8
1
9
32
5
10
11
10
26
6
6
13
13
7
22
4
6
7
6
4
13
2
2
8
5
825
437.036 74,194 11.056 72,187 52,188 136.605 ,26,580 ;20,0S6 15.785 45.845 23,097 13,512 \ 8,598 10,893
Non-taxable. Specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
' The net incomes of both husband and wife were combined and counted as one return in its proper income class.
o
3
o
o
S
5,611
!
1
5
3
9I
'2 027 52 029 36,470 126,444 (19.959 :15.651 45.309 22.618 ;12,953 '. 8,055 10,068
160
8
25 |
1,265
TABLE 5.— PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF RETURNS BY STATES AND CLASSES, FOR THE UNITED
STATES; showing the number of returns in each State and class, also as distributed by sex and conjugal conditions—Continued.
to
00
[Returns of net income filed for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
I
!
Distribution of returns by income class.
Distribution of returns b> sex
and conjugal conditions
MarSinjtferied
Heads
woof fammen
ilies
inStates and Territories.
mak- Total
$100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 $400,000 $500,000 $1,000,000 $1,500,000 $2,000,000 $3,000,000 $4,000,000 $5,000,000 cluding
ing nuinjoint
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
and
to
returns
returns
of re$150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 $400,000 $500,000 $1,000,000 $1,500,000 $2,000,000 $3,000,000 $4,000,000 $5,000,000 over. of hus- Men. Wosepmen. arate turns.
bands
from
and
huswives.
bands, i
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa,
2
2
1,791
202
56
3
2
185
856
88
22
30
7
62
2
1
15
2
17
3
6
8
1
?
30
11
15
9
6
3
9
37
2
3
17
5
2
24
2
12
1
2
1
2
231
87
52
25
16
10
2
14
1
i
1
15
8 '
1 !
9
1
7
2
1
1
2
11
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
4
I
1
1
116
221
1,948
17,136 2,256
389
3 843
7,365 1,077
1,076
149
5,469
796
1,536
170
2,991
325
2,007
17
5
72
14
343
243
994
2,255
hri
_
^
21,208
4 435
Q
^
\J
1,473
148
1,013
258
9 713
90
427
31
116
19
1
1 346
6 808
54
127
1,779
3,444
853
170
87
1
661
75
18
34
2
25
1
35
23
1,594
507
756
37,525
284
1
2
31,813 3,611
6,023
633
7,547
597
64
57
7,004
8,497
Q
3
4
3
a
12
2
7
1
H
M
92
2
1
26
^
i-
296
1,144
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana,
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New H a m p s h i r e . . .
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina. . . .
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
.South Carolina
South DakotaTennessee
Texas
.'
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
11
14
22
15
30
201
88
40
3
54
3
8
4I
3,846 I
334 j
1 |
!
3 ; 799 !
454 ;
515 I
2,206
an j
3,196
U) I
2 i
7,396
26
117
3 |
24,242
46
1 j
9,780
17
1 I
6,547
1
1,228
26
10,816
1,511
3,824
316
8
1,334
28 j
119
1
1,000
1
152
20
6
343
32
18 !
1 |
304 i
1i
16,264
695
191 |
71,799
1 !
1,888
1,046
2]
155
45
19 \
3
6 |
2 !
54
10
22 '
3 :
39
1
3,
I
9 !
it
2 ,
1 ;
i
3
1
1
3
2 !
1 |
18,169
2,176
2,402
2
1
31,857
2,910
1,056
8S4
1
3,817
12
9,021
1
1,111
1
880
3,592
The net incomes of both husband and wife were combined and counted as one return in its proper income class.
!
! ''m i
I 3,96S |
j 1,014 I
j 653 |
I 140 |
j 1,358 j
I 236 I
|
337 ;
!
37 j
103 |
199 I
180 !
250 j
846
3, 260
500
231
64
613
48
105
9
184
|
|
!
j
86
38
23
40
158
821
154
125
8
74
418
1,011
101
110
398
12 !
155 |
439 j
,
30 I
:
\
i
91 |
167 '
11,448
7,556
1,440
169
6
20
2
12,956
31
373
1,735
| I I 1,315 !
| 1,749 I
|
98 | 6,816 ! 2, 454
12,086 |
03 ;
234 :
1
14 I
:
;
115
968 !
465
2,172 i
19
71
273 j
25
128
245 I 3,042
802
4,588 I
99
343
393 ;
4
33
in
4,290
3,887
4,517
2, 823
9,674
32,291
1
24
43
17
19
33
1,801
4,286
364
19,701
813
93,155
2, 207
L.170
21,774
2,539
2,800
40,289
a
o
g
3,745
1,204
971
4,414
10,514
1,259
1,100
4,190
to
CD
TABLE 5— PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF RETURNS BY STATES AND CLASSES, FOR THE UNITED
STATES; showing the number of returns in each State and class, also as distributed by sex and conjugal conditions—Continued
co
[Returns of net incomes filed for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Distribution of returns by sex
and conjugal conditions.
Distribution of returns by income class.
Single-
Married
j
Stales and Territories.
Heads
! of fami
ilics in$100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000, $300,000 $400,000 $500,000 $1,000,000 $1,500,000 $2,000,000 $3,000,000 $4,000,000 $5,000,000 cluding
joint
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
and
returns
$150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000! $400,000 $500,000 $1,000,000 $1,500,000 $2,000,000 $3,000,000 $4,000,000 $5,000,000 over.
of
hus- Men.
!
bands
and
wives.
1
wo-
men
making
Wo- returns
separate
from
hus- 1
Total
numof returns.
bands.
Washington
West Virginia
17
4
4
17
6
11
4
32
2
1
1
5
1
4
2
1
2
1
4,753
2,187
1
6 895
571
Wyoming
Total
Married women making returns separate
from husbands l
Grand total
2,900
1,284
726
427
562
302
178
113
540
3,462
1,586
L
904
97
245
376
136
76
148
37
605
321
524
134
469
42
18
60
34
14
9
16
4
7
5
49
18
16
15
10
452
136
270
814
93
494
79
18
355,107 47,461 26,833
The net incomes of both husband and wife were combined and counted as one return in its proper income class.
O
58
5,360
2,575
8 261
5
673
19
25
CO
H
7,635 437,036
8
o
o
B
31
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY OCCUPATION, FOR THE UNITED STATES; showing for each occupation the number of returns, net income, total tax, and relative percentages.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Returns.
Occupations.
Accounting professions: Accountants, statisticians actuaries, etc
Architects
Artists* Painters sculptors etc
Authors editors reporters etc
Clergymen
Kngineers* Civil mining etc
Lawyers and judges
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons,
oculists, dentists, nurses and other medical
specialists
Public service* Civil
Public service* Military
. ..
Theatrical profession: Actors, singers, musicians, etc .
.
Teachers: From kindergarten to university;
also school and college officials
All other professions and occupations
Professions or occupations not stated
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, orchard ists etc
Bankers
. . . .
Real estate brokers: Agents and salesmen...
Stock and bond brokers
. ...
Insurance brokers
Brokers* All other
Capitalists: Investors and speculators
Commercial travelers
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers,
cashiers presidents, etc
Employees, all other: Superintendents, foremen, office employees, etc
Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs
Insurance agents and solicitors
Labor, skilled and unskilled
Lumbermen...
Manufacturers ..
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, jobbers , commission merchants, etc
Mine owners and mine operators
Saloon keepers
.
Sportsmen and turfmen
Theatrical business: Owners, managers, etc.
All other business .
Business not stated
Grand total
Income tax (normal
and additional).
Net income.
Per
cent
each
Num- class
is of
ber.
total
number of
returns.
Per
cent
Amount.
each
class
is of
Amount.
total
net income returned.
4 229
0 967
$25,932,801
0 412
$183 911
1 419
325
13,701,121
7 651 573
218
121
' 154 108
24 077 768
382
323,518
786
2 529
179
579
382
118 767
Per
cent
each
class
is of
total
tax.
0 106
089
069
187
1 517
4 868
10,868,893
63 319 382
173
1 005
68 560
960 993
245,139,302
3 892
4 289 869
554
2 474
2 992
4 656
685
143 577 410
20 427 287
2 280
324
1 256 645
158 726
092
5 459
1 249
28 965 909
460
158 381
091
914
.209
11,128,927
.177
242 854
.140
2,919
.668
19,345,751
.307
117,961
.068
2,913
7,350
.667
1.682
28,637,580
.455
1.096
551,897
834,570
.318
14,407
6,518
6,146
2,839
1,414
7,479
85,465
12,274
3 297
1.492
129,642,432
206,970,133
72,256,877
116,425,299
1.406
.649
18,314,50]
.324
182 552 715
1 711
19.556 1,679,228,016
74,252, 624
2.809
2.058
3.286
1.147
1.848
.291
2.898
1 815 945
12, 296,089
1,451,288
26. 660
1.179
5,418,931
431,157
8 063 569
55.540,102
466,677
1.047
7.092
.837
3.125
.249
4.650
32.033
.269
53,060
12. 141
717,402, 707
11.390
15,522,667
8.953
38,388
8.784
255,234.302
4.052
1,828,982
2,752
.629
28,537,581
471,284
1.055
.272
7,243
2,304
58,551.346
16,104.057
. 256
148,586
1,319
1. 657
. 527
.302
.453
. 930
18,311,335
.291
230.012
.133
23,631
5.407
589,310,945
9.356
19,354.134
11.162
54.363
12.439
836.502,071
13. 281
21,192,547
2,554
.584
.299
115,288,799
7, 226,758
92. 601
12. 223
4.168
9.356,499
1.830
.149
. 056
.031
.197
22,420
1,671
6 628
21,273
20 348
1,311
69,038,685
245
Sll
.186
1,963,705
12,405,124
18,605
4.257
230,550,387
3.660
12,478
2.855
217,603,826
3.455
596,590
268,703
4,980,662
6,546,230
437.036 100.000 6,298,577,620 100.000 173,386,694
040
725
.481
.344
.086
.053
.013
.155
2.872
3.775
100.000
TABLE 7.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—INCOME FROM PERSONAL SERVICE AND BUSINESS, COMPARED WITH
INCOME FROM PROPERTY, FOR THE UNITED STATES; showing distribution by income dosses.
Oc
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
$5,000
to
$10,000
$10,000
to
$20,000
$20,000
to
$40,000
$40,000
to
$60, 000
$60, 000
to
$80,000
$80,000
to
$100,000
$188,62S, 430 $169,153,120
46,826,524
43,551,000
$424,660,444
128,256,084
$269,995,989
73,519,909
$172,997, 797
39,106,090
$65,464. 485
12,124,029
$40,375,463
8.244.522
$26,495,158
3.438,324
116,931,103
138,426,818
495,354,234
433,730,933
358,796,346
178,557,939
127,235,821
87,467,513
349,110,533
354,406,462
1,048,270,762
777,246,831
570,900,233
256.146,453
175,855,806
117.400,995 1
189.969.289
H
71.78
75.42
68.98
58.29
50. 64
45.39
46.15
42.11 I
44.06
^
68,042,119
36,776,609
6,248,404
1,102,954
470,530
24,587,123
55,492,678
34,346,439
8,220,842
2,423,386
1,547,831
13,453,587
160,146,557
121,265,774
37,470,921
5,722,261
2,501,580
144,286,827
114,920,918
111,378,347
57,658,129
7,936,062
4,235,728
260,083,061
71,316,661
97,317,698
56,074,118
6,398,942
4,356,263
321,060,222
31,179,080
48,466,802
32.238.469
4,236,760
2,420,011
189,683,943
l(i,351,2S6
31.136.739
20,419.671
2,238,940
1 469.351
133,595,894
13,546,483
21,672,133
17,570,323
2,486,484
1, 012,365
105,115,248
14,534,778
34,522,756
28,647.040
2,595,960
2,070,673
158,826,168
-1
Q
O
E
137,227,739
115,484,763
471,393,920
556,212,245
556,523,904
308,225,065
205,211,881
161,403,036
241,197,375
28.22
24.58
31.02
41.71
49.36
54.61
53.85
57.89
55.94
Total gross income
Less general deductions
486,338,272
184,713,544
469,891,225
146,846,938
1,519,664,682
482,416,705
1,333,459,076
389,340,865
1,127,424,137
265,342,165
564,371,518
114,105,025
381,067,687
80,981,343
278,804,031
54,884,133
431,166,664
73,811,346
Total net income
301,624,728
323,044,287
1,037,247,977
944,118,211
862,081,972
450,266,493
300,086,344
223,919,898
357,355,318
Items of income.
Income from personal service:
Salaries, wages, and commissions
Professions and vocations
Business, trade, commerce, and partnership gains and profits
Total income from personal service
and business
Fer cent of gross income
Income from property:
Rents
. . . .
Interest on notes, bonds, mortgages, e t c . .
Fiduciaries
Royalties
[ncome from foreign sources
Dividends
Total income from property
Per cent of gross income
$3,000
to
$4,000
$4,000
to
$5,000
!
!
$100,000
to
$150,000
$43,254,989
4,414,287
142,300,013
•.
H
m
l
^
Items of income.
Income from personal service:
Salaries, wages, and commissions
Professions and vocations
Business, trade, commerce, and partnership gains and profits
$150,000
to
$200,000
$200,000
to
$250,000
$250,000
to
$300,000
$300,000
to
$500,000
$500,000
to
•$1,000,000
$1,000,000
to
$1,500,000
$1,500,000
to
$2,000,000
$2,000,000
and over.
Grand total.
$18,431,126
2,564,864
$13,140,148
1,828,061
$8,677,036
653,943
$17,115,760
809,078
$11,629,173
1,747,824
$4,955,066
723,169
$2,275,768
29,764
$1,096,420
304,067
$1,478,346,372
368,141,539
90,529,907
64,541,895
42,806,662
118,450 523
94,301,312
45,427,471
23,110,933
84,293,962
2,642,263,385
111,525,897
79,510,104
52,137,641
136,375,361
107,678,309
51,105,706
25,416,465
85,694,449
4,488,751,296
40.82
41.60
37.10
41.82
35.02
37.11
31.10
28.58
53.76
8,778,729
21,445,028
19,881,884
1,521,088
2,052,441
108,031,135
6,384,904
15,110,547
11,623,952
1,712,244
1,085,463
75,720,234
4,331,252
10,136,157
11,242,198
733,278
1,052,289
60,813,345
9,528,241
22,964,702
26,098,384
1,840,289
1,928,647
127,339,717
8,806,313
23,193,909
28,963,395
692,609
2,010,663
136,169,725
5,288,025
11.677,838
7,954,908
34,719
963,073
60,707,271
7,618,940
5,422,439
3,708,263
67,697
577,410
38,906,751
5,652,640
20,732,459
5,774,348
139,380
3,763,462
178,088,374
601,919,604
667,566,376
379,795,249
41,883,053
33,517,780
2,136,468,625
161,710,305
111.637,344
88,308,519
189,699,980
199,836, 614
86,625,834
56,301,500
214,150,663
3,861,150,687
59.18
58.40
62.90
58.18
64.98
62.89
68.90
71.42
46.24
Total gross income
Less general deductions
273,236,202
49,686,117
191,147,448
27,368,314
140,446,160
21,915,973
326,075,341
54,137,324
307,514,923
50,743,598
137,731,540
20,411,719
81,717,965
10,252,766
299,845,112
24,366,488
8,349,901,983
2,051,324,363
Total net income
223,550,085
163,779,134
118,530,187
271,938,017
256,771,325
117,319,821
71,465,199
275,478,624
6,298,577,620
Total income from personal service and
business
Per cent of gross income
Income from property:
Rents . . . .
Interest on notes, bonds, mortgages, etc..
Fiduciaries
Royalties
Income from foreign sources
Dividends
Total income from property
Per cent of gross income
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TABLE 8.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—TAXES, DIRECT AND SOURCE, FOR THE UNITED STATES; distribution as to nontaxable returns, returns showing normal tax only, additional tax only, both normal and additional tax, and relative percentages.
[ Net income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Returns.
Returns showing only normal tax:
Paying all direct
Paj^ing all at source
Paying direct and at source
Total subject to normal tax
Returns showing additional tax only:
Payin01 all direct
Paving direct and at source
Total subject to additional tax
Returns showing both normal and additional tax:
Paying all direct.
Paying direct and at source
Total subject to normal and additional tax
Total for the United States
1
Income subject to
normal tax.
Number.
Per
cent.
Amount.
127 588
29.19
$645,966,542
150.222
34.37
2.45
21.,85
1,113,969,918
10,723
95 489
256 434
Normal tax.
Tax paid at
source.
Per Amount. Per Amount.
cent.
cent.
10 26
Per
cent.
4.06
30.71
7.175.665
4.14
34. 76
16.297,661
9.40
853.111,064
13.95
361,344
2,734,738
58.67
2,045,163,157
32.47 16,297.661
31.68
3.096.082
4,124
.95
22Q,585,039
3.50
1,788 |
.41
167,788,871
2.66
105,833
5,912 |
1.36
388,373,910
6.16
Per
cent of
normal
tax
paid at
source.
....
2.01
17.30
.43
Amount.
Total tax, normal
Per
and additional. cent of
total
tax
Per paid at
Amount.
cent. source.
§178,358
17.69 §8,897,257
224,739
1.24
13.54 7,175,665
78,082,175
Per
cent.
Additional tax.
0
KN.Sy7.257 i 5.13
224.739
.13
H
2
160. 78 2 160. 78
38.11
38.11
19 00
19.00
o
$5,721,575
4.69 i
5.721,575
3.30
1.19
8,586,665
7.04 |
8,586,665
4.95
2
1. 23
(2)
105.833
1.19
14 30S 240
11 73
14.308,240
8.25
2
0.74
(2)
16,742.200
776,831,032
12.33 10,885,297
21.16
7.33
2.442, 242.979
38.78 24,257,600
47.16
5,524, 299
62.04
90,895,696
13.73
74.54
27,627,497
115,153,296
15.93
66.42
4.81
22.77
47,102 ' 10. 78
3,219,074,011
51.11 35,142,897
68.32
5, 524,299
62.04
107,637,896
88. 27
142,780,793
82.35
3.87
15. 72
173,386,694 100.00
5.14
17.31
15,066 ; 3.45
32.036
437,036 100.00
6,298,577,620 100.00 51,440,558 100.00
Specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2
8,904,572 100.00
121,946,136 100.00
Tax withheld at source exceeds normal tax due the Government.
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TABLE 9.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
STATES AND
TERRITORIES.
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware.......
District of Columbia...
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Total
number
I ofcorI poraItions rejporting.
Number of
corporation;is,
3,361
1,936
206
90
1,390
540
2,344
1,644
17,986
8,654
2,986
7,479
4,852 ! 3,096
960
554
1,130
653
1,518
2,869
3,424
4,758
.1 571
396
.1 1,780 969
.1 21,931 13,451
. 8,546
5,881
5,855
j 9,064
. I 4,467 3,299
3,439
5,405
2,380
3,705
1,949
3,084
2,584
4,039
8,350
13,273
6,362
9,823
5,916
9,276
1,148
1,653
8,901
14,262
2,019
3,613
3,329
4,561
939
318
1,052
748
5,750
9,777
Per
cent of
total
number
of corpora- Gross income.
tions reporting
in each
State.
57.60
43.69
38.85
70.14
48.11
39.93
63.81
57.71
57.79
52.91
71.96
69.35
54.44
61.33
68.82
64.60
73.85
63. 63
64.24
63.20
63.98
62.91
64.77
63.78
69.45
62.41
55.88
72.99
33.87
71.10
58,81
Total
deductions.
$152,706,812
$106, 814,035
2,833,021
2,088,118
81,581,266
SO! 657,007
440.927
73,232,318
962,254,619
682! 302,050
238,993,105
18i: 949,887
834,382,109
645, 170.710
221,569, 789
85! 298; 891
242,882,222
201", 421,241
63; 806,729
81,477,552
194, 587,307
251,095,946
101,055,901
55, 351,265
26, 924,633
37.741,867
3,168; 454,041 2,406', 308,629
357, 512,178
459,263,546
208, 362,402
265,972, 786
248, 676,965
352; 747,535
211, 488,773
278,007,892
158, 569,779
211,202,896
129, 685,789
167,998,563
098,100
356.
443,382,103
1,772,712,308 1,305; 208,646
196,782
805,
1,180,450,526
540! 398,483
746,083,812
972,856
36'
48,355,712
748; 498,729
971,129,331
107,727,076
74, 146,767
144,812,843
109, 069,989
14,092,883
10. 314,571
140,754
70, 138,825
85,002,478
770,
1,015,845,736
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Per
cent of;
total I
normal ; r
tax. i r
I
$45,892,777 !
744,903 |
30,924,259
24,791,391 |
279,952,509 I
57,043,218 :
1S9.211.399 '
13ti'. 270', 898
41,460', 981 j
17,670,823
56,508,639
45,704,636 |
10, 817; 234 !
762,145,412 j
101,751,368 !
57, !)10,a84 i
104,070,570 !
66,519,119 !
52,633; 117 |
38,312,774 i
87,284,003
467,503,662
375,253, 744
205,685,329
11,382,856
222,630,602
33,580,309
35,742,854
3,778,312
14,861,724
245,706,911
$912,402 !
14,636 j
619,181 j
487,130 I
5,458,102 I
1,115,854
3.713.3S4 !
2! 894'. 425 i
' 778;274
351,040
1,082,190
889,751
212,52(5 ;
15,014,845 I
2,001,337 I
1,113,903 1
2,073,911 I
1,303,454 I
1,047,775 j
744,773 i
1,658,036 i
8,927,594 |
7,362,945 |
4,053,243
222,380
4,347,717
663,332
70i; 490
75,148
285,939
4,819,514
0. 53
.01
.3(5
.28
3.18
. 65
2. 10
1. 08
.45
.20
.63
.52
.12
8. 74
1.16
.05
1.21
. 70
.61
.43
.97
5.20
4.29 i
2.36
.13
2.53
.39 I
.41 I
.04
.17
2.81 i
I Per
I cent of
[number
of corTotal
pora- Gross income.: deductions.
^ : t ions rens porting
I in each
| State.
Deficit.
1
1,425
11(5
850
700
9,332
4,493
1,750
40(5
477
1,351
1,334
175
Sll
1,'JSO
1,325
1,135
1,455
4,923
3,461
3,360
505
5,361
1,594
i; 232
(521
304
4,027
I
j
!
i
'
$26,634,373
2^590,113
11,072,645
12, (;97, 495
205,78(5,304
42,77i;522
52; 441;, 991
2,238,316 ,
16,179,420
19,142,666
29, 501,342
4,992,900
9;002;772
1.S9,1S4,120
3 L IS ! 47, 847, 292
35. U) ; 42,200,433
18, 727,107
22,524,65S
35.76 I 23,877,120
36. SO 1 26, 270,020
36.02 I 25,604,140
37.09
153,413,973
35.23
84,176,870
36.22
52,271,961
30.55
11,018,624
117,530,228
37. 59
10,635,369
44.12
10,143,256
27.01
7,579,762
66.13
10,504,791
28.90
85,875,061
41.19
42.40 I
56.31 ;
61.15 !
29.86 i
51.89
(50. OS
36.19
42. 29
42.21
47.09 i
28.04
30.(55
45.5(5 !
$33,182, 229
2,928,058
22,481,702
14,934,862
304, 631, 427
55,812,044
05,489,719
3, 537; 004
18,191, 800
23,491,838
34,977,389
6,248,044
10,936,899
217,780,179
55,833,280
58; 32i; 696
21.275,294
28', 086,178
29; 807,109
30,205,459
30,268,153
181,500,346
97,969,398
64,481,856
12, 733,623
136,530,200
14.131^ 910
12; 330^109
9,671,820
11,888,712
100,473,717
GO
H
$0, 547 856
331 945
11 409 057
2 237 367
98 845 123
13 040 522
13 042 728
I 298 688
2 012 380
4 349; 172
5 47(5 047
1 255 144
1 934 127
28 596 059
7 985 988
1(5 055' 2(v>
2 548, 187
5 561, 520
5,929,989
3,936, 433
4, 664, 013
28, 086, 373
13, 792, 528
12,209, 895
1,714, 999
18,999, 972
496, 541
2,186, 853
092,
058
2,
1,383, 921
14, 598, 656
i-^
in
0
O
0
0
Pi
co
en
TABLE 9.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
STATES AND
TERRITORIES.
Total
number
of corporations reporting.
Per
cent of
total
Num- number
ber of of corcorpo- pora- Gross income.
rations. tions re-
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
$23,790,959
6,025,476,249
223,884,841
24,813,309
1,463,582,421
128,460,761
69,874,112
2,791,861,222
167,062,686
92,325,300
21,757,866
182,011,707
369.592,692
102,266,290
38,911,618
301,007,145
191,036,504
172,156,553
463.963,693
19,750,240
$15,138,195
2,274,661,422
60,882,803
10,664,421
630,144,978
112,338,867
18,732,510
1,122,447,066
71,874,276
23,512,698
7,924,094
48,737,212
123,581,835
57,600,820
9,201,351
93,482,931
53,468,785
66,409,707
132,762,577
8,895,659
$303,499
44,464,771
1,200,185
207,064
12,364,799
2,196,340
357,644
22,276,545
1,395,766
445,222
155,845
949.638
2,352,057
1,145,035
180.639
1,709,418
1,054,032
1,314,023
2,615,579
170,818
Per
cent of Numtotal
ber of
normal corpotax.
rations.
porting
in each
State.
New Mexico
New York
North C a r o l i n a . . . . . . . .
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Total
979
44, 632
5,021
2,769
17,660
7,150
5,022
20,460
2,133
3,915
2,442
4,670
8,693
3,481
905
5,950
9,908
4,381
11,635
1,291
474
27,777
3,438
2,220
12,251
3,431
2,108
12,899
1,353
2,390
1,744
2,961
5,827
1,616
609
3,457
4,071
2,668
6,857
694
341,253 206,984
48.42
62.24
68.47
80.17
69.37
47.99
41.98
63.04
63.43
61.05
71.42
63.40
67.03
37.72
67.29
58.10
41.09
60.90
58.93
53.76
$38,929,154
8,300,137,671
284,767,644
35,477,730
2,093,727,399
240,799,628
88,606,622
3,914,308,288
238,936,962
115,837,998
29,681,960
230,748,919
493,174,527
159,867,110
48,112,969
394,490,076
244,505,289
238,566,260
596,726,270
28,645,899
60.65 32,531,096,969 23,765,187,985
<^>
8,765,908,984 171,805,150
0.18
25.88
.70
.12
7.20
1.28
.21
12.97
.81
.26
.09
.55
1.37
.67
.10
.99
.61
.76
1.52
.10
505
16,855
1,583
549
5,409
3,719
2,914
7,561
780
1,525
698
1,709
2,866
1,865
296
2,493
5,837
1,713
4,778
597
100.00 134,269
Per
cent of
number
of corporaTotal
tions re- Gross income. deductions.
porting
in each
State.
51.58
37.76
31.53
19.83
30.63
52.01
58.02
36.96
36.57
38.95
28.58
36.60
32.97
53.58
32.71
41.90
58.91
39.10
41.07
46.24
$3,782,125
662,271,248
14,830,010
4,139,530
132,267,179
16,071,038
47,184,563
223,858,463
11,059,752
12,051,591
4,054,413
27,629,696
68,884,266
14,013,260
14,046,626
30,635,736
65,869,379
23,421,111
43,582,041
2,368,369
Deficit.
$4,886,261
801,492,479
18,766,847
5,165,889
155,301,837
22,198,014
60,662,329
279,582,508
12,893,990
18,490,572
6,762,566
33,578,990
82,003,312
18, 111, 532
15,263,517
36,730,254
86,610,429
27,569,277
53,932,208
3,302,592
$1,104,136
139,221,231
3,936,837
1,026,359
23,034,658
6,126,976
13,477,766
55,724,045
1,834,238
6,438,981
2,708,153
5,949,294
13,119,046
4,098,272
1,216,891
6,094,518
20,741,050
4,148,166
10,350,167
934,223
39.35 2,796,534,046 3,453,438,457
656,904,411
Ul
a
Q
Ul
Q
O
TABLE 10.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR THE UNITED STATES.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
INDUSTRIES.
Per
Total
cent of
numtotal
ber of
numcorpo- Num- ber of
rations ber of corporeport- cor- rations
poraing.
tions. reporting in
each
industry.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net
income.
Normal
tax.
Per
cent
of
total
normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Per
cent of
total
number of
corporations
reporting in
each
industry.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions
Deficit.
in
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for
elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal hus- j
bandry
|
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
,
Copper mines
,
,
Gold and silver and precious metals..
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
,
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals
0.31 1,3771 54.45 $13,336,411 $19,516,672
.16J 1,056; 54. lSj 11,239,066 15,124,428
. 16j
642j 40.50!
6,957,545 10,523,895
45.55
45.82
59.50\
$74,013,018
85,864,971
43, 647.354
l,21l|
47.48
66,384, 725
51,971,904
14,412,821
285,394
7,274! 3,563
269,910,068
200,047, 63:
69,862,431
1,376, Coll
.80
2,698 1,833 67.94
134 28.21
475
161 16.81
958
110 44.90
245
151 45.07
335
256 46.04
556
3,303 1.798 54.44
950 27.96
3,398
674, 408,
555}385,
54,693,
87,796,
112,587,
305657,
498,765,
168,416,
553,325, 711
284,298, 834
39, 786,607
60,153,134
46,762,292
26,048,620
261,970,181
111,483,364
2.399.000
5,394; 793
288,00
541,588
1,311,887
91,769
4, 695,815!
1,123,698|
1.40
3.14
.17
.32
.76
.05
2
-73|
968 5,393
$46,660,017 $27,353,001
71,915,995! 13,948,976
29,499:721! 14,147,633
$535,2441
277,946|
278,067}
2,529! 1,152
1,949!
893
1,585!
943
$6,180,261
3,885,362
3,560,350
a
o
(72
52.52
29,772,447
39,647,648
9,875,201
^
3,711j 51.02
61,305,469
84,812,643i
23,507,174
a
o
. DO
865
341
797
135
184
300
1,505
2,448
32.06
71.
83.19
55.10
54.93
53.96J
45.56i
72.04
85,819,646'
10, 733,719j
20,487, 729i
15,277,318;
5,964,489!
8,410,294|
22,086,042!
33,707,080!
104,541,982
16,413,564
28,002,811
17,598,183
7,545,409
10,171,460
37,082,492
51,903,824
18, 722,336
5,679,845
7,515,082
2,320,865
1,580,920
1,761,166
14,996,450
18,196,744
45.06 2,182,712,092 1,383,828,743 798,883,349 15,846,557J 9.22
6,575
54.941 202,486,317| 273,259,725
70,773,408
121
271
14;
os;
236'
56,
830
120
086
620
116
325
209
043
636i
Co
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TABLE 10.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR THE UNITED
STATE S—Continued.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Per i
INDUSTRIES.
cent of
Total
total
number of Num- numcorpo- ber of ber of
rations
P
report- p ora- rations
ing.
report-
Per
Gross
income.
Total
le duct ions.
Net
I Normal
income. !
tax.
tions.
ing in
each
industry.
S
21 i
22 I
23 !
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:';
Food and kindred products—
3,035 2,091 G8.90
Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and
05.08
oysters, fruits and vegetables).. 1,180
12 40.15
Oleomargarine
20
Slaughtering and meat packing,
359
77.541
463
and meat products
!
5801 72.201
811
Bread and bakery products
i
142!
83.53|
170
Coffee and spices
;
Flour mills and gristmills
j 1,087 l , 3 3 0 | 79.191
Sugar refining (not including beet j
189| 81.12
sugar) and molasses
I
233i
27} 90.00
Beet sugar
30'
039
00.84
950 !
Confectionery and ice cream
531
62.54
Food preparations, all other
j
849 i
Total, food and kindred prod- |
nets
| 9,440
Textiles and their p r o d u c t s Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps..
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods.
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
cent
of
total
normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Per
cent of
total
number of
corporations
reporting in
each
industry.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
W
H
$94,740,012 $15,145,088|
$300,089
0.18
18, 764,982!
1,014,739!
363.300
20; 295
.21
.01
405 34.32
53.85J
11,986,831
1,140,511
13,818,283
1,330,049;
1,831,452
190,138
73,294,303! 1,458,138
15, 739,852) 21)9,746
3,419,077!
66,979
37,271,191!
718,502
.16
.04
.42
104
225
28
35l|
22.40i
27.74!
16.47J
20.81'
4,497, 033
9,009,735
703,886
9,084,99:
5,471,98al
10,859,234
816,737
11,728,8291
974, 352
1,189,499
112.851
2, 043; 832
96^875,40'
18,638,090
10,940,446
38,518,22^
1,874,479
311,786
214,546
757,616
.18
.12
.44
44
3
317
318
18.88
10.00
33.16
37.46
18,209,605
30,196
14,686; 226
9,422,133
19,709,486
31, 788
10,586,9261
11,874,218
1,499,881
1,592
1,900 700
2,452,085
6,6871 70.84 1,390, 081,215jl, 060,459,213 329,622,002
6,355,536
3.70
2,753
29.16 101,765,191 115,216,8001
13,451,609
20.41
11.24
12.95
35.21
19.35
15.50
17.26
20.551
28.32|
214,057
49,203
2,218,096
500,546
915,988
913,379
78
891
79
1,336! 1,163
207
173
744J
600
484:
409
614!
508
6521
518
9501
681
79.59
88.76
87.05
64. 79
80.65
84.50
82.74
79.45
71.68
$109,885,100
82,159,3.51
0,800,571
03, 394,309
5, 851,832
280,771,099
149,839,838
14,202,(541
149,178^)81
207,470, 790
134, 099,980
10,842,9G4
111,907,490
317,905,309 221, 029,902
42, 007, 068 23,368,978
65,175,872 54,235,420
172,029,685|
48,172,777'
32,251,166!
557,357,827!
25,268, 777'!
123,677,342j
156,963,916!
204,151,894
79,266.9201
69,840;044i
133,511,458
39,076,569
19,992,002
429, 094,811
20, 642,681
100,576,623
117,193,669
141,754,342
64,058,220
59,334,108
Co
00
096,208
174,495 .10
259,164
244,208 .14
263,016 2,440,105 1.42
626,096
86,626 .05
100,719
441,093 .26
770,247
748,307 .44
397,552 1,164,975 .68
208,700
294,233
,171
505,936!
196,5091
• 111
944
20
10
173
94
144
75
106
134
269!
31.10 $21,733,438 $22,988,665! $1,255,227
668, 839
343, 454
,231, 770
,664, 729
,564, 636
,403, 605
348, 686
271, 119
937, 457|
882,896
392,657
23,449,8661
6,165,275)
5,480,624
5,316,984
8, 785,129
5,904,535
11,342,452
1,436,443
633,416
1,404,995
O
3
o
o
Men's and women's other
nishings
All other
33
34
35
36
fur-
20,271,856
57,611,703
394 983
1, 123, 549
?3
65
210
27.99
20.61
7, 7!31 432
5, 111, 877
8,265.974
5, 977,243
1,034,542
865,366
5,607
79.30 1,589,120,839 1,206, 009, 642 383,111,197
7, 309, 083
4. 25
1, 464
20.70
71, 777, 604
81, 963,635
10,186,031
1,018
9,078
796
6, 614
406,439
430,981. 668 425,319,627
78.19 856.301,
72.86 2,206,093, 989 1,501, 996; 651 704,097,338 13, 735,481
4. 89
8. 00
222
2,464
21.81 15,730, 561 17, 989.524
27.14 123,193, 870 145,396,994
2,258,963
22,203,124.
Total, iron and steel p r o d u c t s . . 10,096
7,410
73.40 }. 002,395, 284 1,932, 978, 319 1,129,416,965 22 141, 920 12. 89
2, 686
26.60 138, 924, 431 163, 383,518
24,462,087
3,350
1,357
2,212
975
60.03
71. 85
318,949, 872
110,377, 812
264, 449, 234
90, 323, 146
54,500,638
20,054,666
1, 071,136
388,290
62
23
1, 138
382
33. 97
28.15
86, 355, 830
13, 583, 762
99, 206,085
16, 049,191
12,850,255
2,465,429
2,422
1, 743
71.97
195,068, 796
154, 940, 423
40,128,373
780, 779
45
679
28.03
21, 864, 699
25, 709,176
3,844,477
7,129
4,930
69.15
624,396, 480
509, 712, 803 114,683,677
2, 240, 205
1. 30
2, 199
30.85 121, 804, 291 140 964,452
..=
19,160,161
451
538
511
82 90
79. 70
170 699 803
222; 968 160
GO,563 550
96 405 04s
179 856 4 6 ?
40 835,004
1 469 157
86
4,8
818
1,019
589
809
Total, textiles and their products
7,071
Iron and steel p r o d u c t s Blast furnaces, steel works, and
rolling mills. .
Foundry and machine shops
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
37
38
39
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather and finished p r o d u c t s Leather, tanned, curried, and
finished.
Boots and shoes
All other
40
41
42
544
675 \
'
72.01
79.39
98 463 113
193,707, 063
78,191. ''57
136, 095, 360
74,294,755
43,111,698
19,728,546
819 589
3 8 4 102
22
93
137
165
17.10
20.30
24.41
2 661 398
837 160
3 645,895
3 511,573
10 998,881
4 165,366
850,175
1,161,721
519,471
Ul
H
rn
H
O
ffi
O
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Total, leather
products
and
finished
Paper and printing:
Paper and wood pulp . .
43
45
46
j
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing
and publishing
(engraving,
stereotyping, and electrotyping, type founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing
47
48
49
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and b e v e r a g e s . . .
1, 89"
1,500
234
901
i 5UI 1 271
7, 881! 5,373
79.16
454,231 513
fi- on
11O nor>
84 40
68.18
319 634 690
546. 283 956
72.56
39,502 493
317 096 514 137,134, 999
2 672 848
1 56
395
20.84
16 144 453
44
33
224 SIS 663
473 225 882
94 816 027
73,058,074
1 904 4Q7
1 408,782
1 11
82
2 508
14.10
15.60
31.82
1 989,158
1 522 597
OSS 401
14 089 07K
96, 371 840 108 556,967
33 714 471
27.44
5,788,022
114,792
07
166
804,943 066 212,764,655
4 180 498
2 44
2 942
192
73C
704
68.82
78 83
65.31
121,115 ,631
345,016 6 3 <i
43,633 947
103 .206 ,501
289 446 637
33 ,953 324
17,909,130
55^ 569,998
9,680,623
349,088
1 082.207
189 158 1
20
63
11
87
196
374
31.18
21.17
34.69
2,283 J 1,626
71.22
509,766 ,213
426,606 ,462
83,159,751
1 620 453
94
657
28.78
439
7,284
279!
9261
1,0781
2,531,367
O
71.23 1,017,707 ,721
60S
10,22P
18 675,820
466,561
2 005 673
12,185,127
4 625,291
536,478
28.77 114 066 655 129,260,494
15,193,839
3,390,678
29.030.599
6 868,906
4 006,522
32 554,810
3 190,687
615,844
3,524,211
1,321,781
39 2 9 0 , 1 8 3
44 ,752,019
5,461,836
4 088 813
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TABLE 10.- CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR THE UNITED
STATE S—Continued.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Chemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating...
Oils, and oil products
Taints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
Total, chemicals
products
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net
income.
Normal
tax.
Per
cent Number of
of
total cornor- poramal tions.
tax.
Per
cent of
total
number of
corporations
reporting in
each
industry.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
CO
1,077
415
348
884
592
750
260
221
2,091
674
292
222
572
468
445
193
149
1,358
62.58 $249,688,927 $138,995,734 $110,693,193 $2,159,618
63,733,180 39,800,182 23,932,998 i 427,914
70.36
84,691,281 57.277,666 27,413,615
63.79
546,488
64.71 153,038,421 100) 884,705 52,153,716 1,000,286
84,872,936 58,847,380 26,025,556
79.05
510.424
40,167,842 26,066,268 14,101,574 i 279,2C4
59.33
74.23 473,730,415 298,190,382 175,540,033 3,472,013
67.42
46,425,862 31,440,118 14,985,744 ! 263,698
64.95 531,328,313 281,823,085 249,505,228 I 5,115,279
1.26
.25
.32
.58
.30
.16
2.02
.15
2.98
403 37.42
123 29.64
126 36.21
312 35.29
124 20.95
305 40.67
67 25.77
72 32.58
733 35.05
18,608,013
$2,852,893
737,934
510,227
2,137,967
428,156
885,899
41,397,554
335,463
5,791,282
47,533,912 102,611,287
55,077,375
$5,934,154 $8,787,047
1,965,730 2,703,664
2,003,857 2,513,084
12,709,513 14,847,480
2,526,492 2,954,648
3,294,295 4,180,194
4,826,010 46,223,564
1,458,130 1,793,593
12,816, 731
and allied
6,638 4,373
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
1,156
ClayBrick and tile
, 1,421
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay,
etc
361
Allother
161
Glass and glass products
616
Total, stone, clay, and glass
products
Number of
corporations.
Per
cent of
total
number of
corporations
reporting in
each
industry.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
4,205
312
674
277
102
446
65.88 1,727,677,177 1,033,325,520 694,351,657 |13,774,924 8.02
63.67
58.30
85,280,109
52,540,985
62.21
94,735,369
76.73
63.35
72.40
55,467,429
14,219,381
123,421,238
2,695 j 64.09 425,664,511
2,265
34.12
66,759,320
45,531,292
18,520,789
7,009,693
366,376
139,393
.21
.08
178 36.33
482 41.70
5,624,641
13,709,239
6,707,697
15,925,419
1,083,056
2,216,180
76,340,537
18,394,832
355,332
.21
537
37.79
18,097,022
20,782,797
2,685,775
45,276,613 10,190,816
9,408,767 4,810,614
93,990,774 29,430,464
200,359
95,298
577,926
.12
.05
.34
59
170
23.27
36.65
27.60
3,690,575
1,371,9$)
8,467,789
4,338,110
1,612,084
9,514,068
647,535
240.144
1,046,279
1,734,684
1.01
1,510 I 35.91 I 50,961,206
58,880,175
7,918,969
337,307,303
88,357,208
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Metals and metal products other than
iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and
bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars,
etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron and steel.
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and
harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
5,162,627
739,879
860,514
406,757
1,627
31.75
65,283,107
81,235,611
15,952,504
67
802
30.59
3,492,731
21,926,849
60.82
65.98
504,827,506
41,108,623
301,154,022 203,673,484
25,941,017 15,167,606
3,997,218
296,550
.17
496
182
39.18
34.02
70.19
36.00
252,958,855
8,122,916
204,138,202
6,409,983
970,918
32,300
.57
.02
32
68.25 1,602,254,5
60.56
64.84
63.11
209,694,050
103,249,729
134,170,926
65.54 94,611,019
65. 05 207,513,788
126 74.56 12,918,288
122 65.24 79,060,931
1,387 58.72 92,761,719
2,710 I 1,460 53.87
777 I 460 59.20
6,835 I 4,742 69.38
184,390,443
48,329,595
516,126,008
48,820,653
1,712,933
1,036,891,876 565,362,713 11,009,903
1,080,643
631,983
766,995
.63
.37
.45
269
96
370
39.44
35.16
36.89
17,389,832 18,965,416
5,203,909
4,262,749
9,111,110 11,408,614
1,575,584
941,160
2.297,504
70,896,132
148,039,338
8,772,065
59,288,539
80,032,865
23,714,887
59,474,450
4,146,223
19,772,392
12,728,854
466,274
1,167,064
77,230
393,301
242,371
.27
.68
.04
.23
.14
163
209
43
65
975
34.46
34.95
25.44
34.76
41.28
7,487,367
5,959,177
14', 470,447 16,830,780
928,409
836,884
15,413,137 17,113,405
43,912,866 49,366,900
1,528,190
2,360,333
91,525
1,700,268
5,454,034
163,225,961 21,164,482
37,491,817 10,837,778
374,585,747 141,540,261
417,011
215,199
2,762,624
.24
.13
1.60
1,250
317
2,093
46.13
40.80
30.62
77,737,013
13,115,064
58,103,546
6,533
6,154
4,598
4,127
70.38
67.06
68.97 (7,341,367,734 5,800,291,604 1,541,076,130 30,160,766
12,822,846
2,616,355
20,598,813
51. OO1
47.30 124,348 ! 30.37 1,027,862,858! 1,249,245,248 221,382,390
:8,596,320 191,306,937 ! 3,766,114 2.19
74.88 819,903,257
59.86 4,124,405,746 3,325,900,265 798,505,481 115,628,776 9.10
62.25 562, 672,031 476,549,618 86,122,413 ! 1,669,587 .97
71.10 701,167,222 469,526,220 231,641,002 j 4,494,489 2.62
44,079,121 18,765,277 i 367,977 .21
70.10
62,844,398
79.10 285,759,261 265,763,719 19,995,542 j 378,135
.22
370,315,818 118,005,630 ! 2,357,231
219,560,523 | 76,733,848 | 1,498,457
90,559,859
15,731,419
78,702,359
4.78 | 5,850 ! 36.40 j260,311,825 312,298,437
2,879
1,147
785
716
1,435
106
488,321,448
296,294,371
7,533,849
1,468,070
155,520,778 54,173,272
70,887,832 ! 32,361,897
94,424,346 ! 39,746,580
3,845
1,916
1,261
1,007
2,047
134
22,897 15,793
4,302,113
333,122
.92
2.40
Grand total, manufacturing «ind !
i
'
mechanical industries
;80,176 55,828 | 69.63 14,086,122,038 9,928,496,138 4,157,625,900181,260,749
Total, public utilities
29.81
64.00
1,576,449
4,136,468
Total, miscellaneous industries...16,069 |10,219 | 63.60 1,682,826,496 1,263,165,420 419,661,076 | 8,220,695
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power
companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and s u b u r b a n .
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
742,652
4,940,662
27,140,268
8,088,024
4,235,383
26,867,511
34,674,117
9,556,094
69.41 204,309,652 118,440,382 85,869,270
72.28 j 590,927,037 380,808,270 210,118,767
1.37
.87
17.56
966 25.12 43,434,417 49,257,484
769 | 40.14 196,048,836 231,712,629
476 37.75 110,071,729 125,935,887
291 28.90 36,409,192 42,965,475
612 : 29.90 7,220,492 10,733,332
821,498
28 20.90
767,614
5,823,067
35,663,793
15,864,158
6,556,283
3,512,840
53,884
27,792,227
53,337,337
2,461,470
7,064,960
7,104- 31.03 465,555,414 542,555,869
77,000,455
1,935 29.62 25,330,757
2,027 : 32.94 46,272,377
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CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Per
INDUSTRIES.
cent of
Total
total
numnumber of
ber of
corpo-1
rations1 cor- corporeport- pora- rations
ing.
tions. .reporting m
Gross
income,
j
Total
i deductions.
Net
income.
Normal
tax.
each
industry.
Per
cent
of
total
normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Banks and insurance companies:
!
Banks—
!
S567.310.307 S385.504.080 $181,806,227 $3. 618,686 2.11 I 401
National banks
! 7, 637 7,236
Savings banks and State banks . . '17,302 ; 16', 079 ! 92.(31 401,495,954 ; 277; 169', 547 124',326; 407! 2^,473,845 1.44 | 1,283
94,466,946 1,854,323 1.07
Trust companies
I 1,804 | 1,604 j 88.91 319,138,567 224, 671,621
200
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
25
5
5.25 $13,893,337 $26,941,251
7.39 15,167,351 19,727,455
5,848,239 7,937,112
11.09
$13,047,914
4,560,104
2,088,873
54,605,818
19,696,891
887,345,248
400,599,580 7,946,854
4.62
1,884
7.03
262
313
798
; 1,193
;
24
I
36
69. 13 978,106,007 932,706,213
83. 47 449,488,784 392,659,010
5,219,446
283,478
99. 87
76. 38 132,076,156 114,056,906
22,117;
956
19,
779,456
92. 31
912,565
1,295,510
53. 73
45,399,794
902,648
56,829,774 1,144,608
4,935,968
98,746
18,019,250
360,459
2,338,500
46,773
382,945
5,441
.53
.66
.06
.21
.03
.00
117
62
1
369
2
31
30.87
16.53
.13
23.62
7.69
46.27
99,163,276 106,564,371
30,457,964 32,337,958
3,267
65
31,542,006 36,383,424
5,135,350 5,524,163
213,103
181,856
7,401,095
1,879,994
3,202
4,841,418
388,813
31,247
2,626
81.86 1,588,303,859 1,460,397,628
127,906,231 2,558,675
1.49
582
18.14 166,480,517 181,026,286
14,545,769
Grand total banks and insurance companies
30,011 j27,545
91.78 2,876,248,687 2,347,742,876
528,505,811 10,505,529
6.11
8.22 201,359,444 235,632,104
34,272,660
Total, banks
93 i
94 I
95 !
96 S
97 I
Per
cent of
total
number of
corporations
reporting in
each
industry.
Insurance c o m p a n i e s Life
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Allother
'26, 803 24,919 I 92. 97 1,287,944,828
379
375
799
1,562
26
67
Total, insurance c o m p a n i e s . . . . 3, 208
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
99
Wholesale jobbers
100
Real estate
101
Amusement companies.
102
Hotels and restaurants..
103
10,765
11,514
4,574
2,871
!
728
9,094
6,314
2,892
1,970
Total, merchandising companies... 30,583 20,9
84.75
84.48
54.84
63.23
68.62
255,876,947
993,721,291
140,016,981
142,587; 254
241,942,800
199,034,033 56,842,
678,090,361 315,630,
91,821,580 48,195,
124,067,150 18,520,
216,256,342 25,686,
18.65 1,774,145,273 1,309,269,466
34,908,927
1,058,778
6,153,999
949,229
370,277
504,869
.62
3.58
.55
.22
.29
131
1,671
5,200
1,682
901
15.25 17,456,491
15.52 57,390,255
45.16 51,750,410
36.77 60,011,629
31.38 58,613,964
24,077,512
76,477,936
77,388,845
70,922,520
63,902,993
6,621,021
19,087,681
25,638,435
10,910,891
5,289,029
464,875,807 9,037,152
5.26
9,585
31.35 245,222,749 312,769,806
67,547,057
Q
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104 ! All other corporations of every descrip!
117,1701 77,864 66.45 ! 4,000,591,077! 2,795,511,521 1,205,079,5561 23,617,746! 13.75 39,3061 33.55 ! 592,503,924 751,455,210 158,951,280
lion not elsewhere provided for
105 I Corporations—inactive
41', 174'
;
i
i
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j 41,174|100.00 i
207,87l| 3,707,852: • 3,499,981
158,344j 77,864! 49.17
341?253 206,984j 60.65 132,531,096,969 23,765,187,985 8,765,908,984il71,805,150,'l00.00 134,269! 39.35 2,796,534,046:3,453,438,457i 656,904,411
4,000,591,077] 2,795,511,5211,205,079,556; 23,617,7461 13.75 80,480j 50.83
592,711,795! 755,163,062; 162,451.267
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total
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TABLE 11.—INCOME FROM FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES.
[Returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
[The returns shown below are included under their proper class distribution, in the tables of total net income of the United States.]
RETURNS FILED BY NONRESIDENT ALIENS.
Number of
returns
($3,000 and
over).
4,294
Net income.
Total tax,
normal and
additional.
$65,772,271
$1,656,418
RETURNS FILED BY FOREIGN CORPORATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES.
Classifica
numbe
o
I
INDUSTRIES.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
^Florists and fruit growers.
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
4
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals.
6
Copper mines
12
All other
Total extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsFlour mills and grist mills
19
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar and mo20
lasses
Total food and kindred products
Total
number
of corpora- Number
tions of correport- poraing. tions.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
o
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
+I
m
Number
of corporations.
Ul
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Deficit.
a
o
3
2
1
3
2
1
$398,020
58,519
20,669
$176,558
55,447
15,034
$221,462
3,072
5,635
$4,429
3,187
113
6
6
477,208
247,039
230,169
7,729
1
J
1 200,470
56,225
300,959
905,511 •
56,225
18,110
1,125
2
$12,216
^19,237
$7,021
4
2
1,262,695
300,959
961,736 |
19,235
2
12,216
19,237
7,021
1
1
357,677
315,873
6
6
3,769,502
2,391,947
1,377,555
:
26,439
4,127,179
2,707,820
1,419,359 ;
27,275
7
I
41,804 I
836
*
93
Textiles and their productsCotton goods
Silk and silk goods
All other - . . .
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel productsFoundry and machine shops
Paper and printingPrinting and publishing
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted
Total, liquors and beverages
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals
Stone, clay, and glass products —
Glass and glass products
Metal and metal products other than iron and steelSmelters
Manufactures
Total metals and metal products other than
iron and sleel
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies.
Railroads, steam
Steamship transportation companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities
Insurance companies:
Life
Fire and marine (stock)
Casualty
Total, insurance companies
1
1
1
3
5
3
2 116,437
96,253
397,903
331,351
60,997
279,609
1,785 086
35,256
118,294
35 702
353
2,243
5
2.610,593
671,957
1,938,636
38,298
29,944
19,737
10,207
204
4
1
600,370
372 866
227,504
4,550
1
1
1
1
1, 774,733
427,191
1,687,081
323,299
87,652
103,892
1 753
2,078
2
2
2,201,924
2,010,380
191,544
3,831
1
1
5,538
111
1,649
33
I
5,538
26,513
24,864
.,
3
762,981
780,622
17,641
1
37,235
90,018
52,783
CO
1
1
1
71, 795
61,905
2
1
71,795
61,905
9,890
198
i
37,235
90,018
52,783
1
2
1
1
37,500
37, 260
9,198
30,694
28,302
6,566
566
131
1
29,985
40,370
10,385
3
2
74,760
39,892
34,868
697
1
29,985
40,370
10,385
26
21
9,748,616
5,909,421
3,839,195
75,197
5
830,201
911,010
80,809
1
4
35
1
2
33
1
1
72,284,049
52 501
113,388
49,691,903
27 244
87,338
22,592,146
25 257
26,050
402,292
505
521
1
4
2
160,584
2,464,567
3,290,724
165,915
2,780,326
3,528,828
5,351
315,759
238,104
1
1,998
4,332
2,334
43
35
72,449,938
49,806,485
22,643,453
403,318
8
5,917,873
6,479,401
561,528
7
91
10
5
82
7
3,901,959
124,986,095
30,205,929
1,689,2S8
109,666,639
27,690,866
2,212,671
15,319,456
2,515,063
328,254
292,079
50,302
2
9
3
1,413,478
7,015,245
3,494,122
1,694,815
7,358,078
3,778,054
281,337
342,833
283,932
108
94
159,093,983
139,046,793
20,047,190
370,635
14 11,922,845
12,830,947
908,102
9,890
198
a
Q
CO
o
o
TABLE 11.—INCOME FROM FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES—Continued.
R E T U R N S F I L E D B Y F O R E I G N C O R P O R A T I O N S — D I S T R I B U T I O N O F INCOMES B Y INDUSTRIES—Continued.
o
^ %
•- "s
INDUSTRIES.
^3
O
100
101
103
Merchandising companies:
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Hotels and restaurants.
Total, merchandising companies.
104
Total
number
of corpora- Number
tions of correport- porations.
ing.
Miscellaneous corporations:
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere provided for
Total.
Gross
income.
$9,640,809
9,520
18
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total
deductions.
34,574,024
5,860
Net income.
Normal
tax.
$5,066,785
$101,319
3,660 ;
73
Number
of corporations.
3
Gross
Total
deductions.
$3,068,300
$3,227,160
32,124
36,399
Deficit.
$158,860
4,'275
9,650,329 |
4,579,884
5,070,445 ;
101,392
3,100,424
3,263,559 j
163,135
51,884,492 j
22,861,839
29,022,653 I
555,383 I
2,812,006 ! 3,659,857 !
847,851
Q
H
M
693
635
807
304,567,261
222,752,420
81,814,841 \ l,532 ;
91
24,595,565
27,164,011 I 2,568,446
a
o
m
o
o
47
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the: number of returns, net income, and total tax.
( [Income
returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
ALABAMA.
I
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Num-|
I
her I Total net j
of ro- j income, i Specific
turns.!
; exemption.
13,000-14,000!
$3,000-14,000
$4,000-15,000
$5,000-16,000
$6,000-$7,000
$7,000- $8,000
$8,000-$9,000
$9,000-$10,000
$10,000-815,000
815,000-820,000
$20,000-125,000
$25,000-$30,000
$30,()00-$40,000
840,000-850,000
$50,000-160,000
$60,000-170,000
$70,000-880,000
$80,000-890,000
$90,000-$100,000
$100,000-$150,000....
$150,000-1200,000....
8200,000-8250,000....
$250,000-1300,000....
$300,000-$400,000....
8400,000-8500,000....
$500,000-11,000,000. .
$1,000,000-81,500,000.
$1,500,000-82,000,000.
$2,000',000-83,000,000.
$3,000',000-84,000,000.
$4,000^000-85,000,000.
85,000,000 and over..
Classes grouped 2 ....
Total
Women m a k i n g
separate returns
from husbands
445
44
351
268
185
125
107
75
235
106
51
41
19
11
3
4
5
4
I
Net
income
subject
to
normal
Dividends.
tax.
Total
lAmount; Addi- normal
and
j of
tional
i normal ' tax. I addiI tional
i tax. |
; tax.
$1., 562,918 $1 , 755, 000; $132,2^6 i.
150,387i
132,000!
1,570,371; 1 ,357,000
,511,020! 1 ,039,000!
,192,140;
710,000!
482,OOOi
932, 341!
906,586!
416,000;
286,000!
710,032
2!, 828,756! 912,000j
1., 836,044; 407,000!
1, 126, 672jI 194,000'
157,000!
1,129,334
655,594|
73,000!
481,472!
43,000'
154,746i
12,000!
258,300!
15,0001
364, OK)!
19,000!
337,3061
14,000!
i
(2)
!
760,981!
(2)
(2)
(2)
2,287!
$16,lOOj
159,400!
53,9/11
300,150i
171,870
334,300;
147,840
338,000;
112,341
323,250!
167,336!
265,900i
158, l.'J2|
680,906! 1,235,850'
883,700!
545,344 !
653,200!
279,472!
581,350!
390,9*4'
354,550!
228,044
140,750;
297,722:
27,750;
114,9%;
176,350!
66,950;
134,500!
210.510!
144,150
179J.56;
(2)
,
I
23,000
$322,.
3,188;.
6,003',.
6,686 .
6,760!.
6,465!.
.5,318 .
24,717!.
17,674!.
13,064!
11,627
7,0911
2,815!
5551
3,5271
2,690 !
2,883i
$1,061
3,092
2,650
2,945
1,295
2,832
4,919
5, 491
!
)
251,;: 31
$322
3,188
6,003
6,686
6,760
6, 465
5, 318
24,717
17,674|
14;125j
14, 7191
9,741
5, 7601
1,8501
6,359
7,609
8,374
(*)
(2)
;6,650|
9,733;
20,586]
30,319!
2,085 18,469,010| 8,046,000 4,191,-28 6,555,900;
131,118!
44,871
175.989
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent.
0.214
.203
.397
.561
.725
.713
.749
.874
.963
1.254
1.303
1.486
1.196
1.196
2.462
2.090
2.483
2. 894
3.646
4.805
.953
12
Grand total... 2,097
1
2
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal trie net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
48
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
ALASKA.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
$3,000-$4,000 i
$3,000-$4,000
$4,000-$5,000
$5,000-16,000
$6,000-17,000
$7,000-18,000
$8,000-$9,000
$9,000-$10,000
$10,000-$15,000
$15,000-$20,000
$20,000-125,000
$25,000-$30,000
$30,000-$40,000
$40,000-$50,000
$50,000-$60,000
$60,000-$70,000
$70,000-$80,000
$200,000-$250,000
$250 000-$300,000
$300,000-$400,000
$400,000-$500,000
$500 000-11,000,000..
$l,000,000-$l,500,000.
$1,500,000-$2,000,000.
$2,000,000-83,000,000.
$3,000,000-$4,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000
$5,000,000 and over
Classes grouped 2
Total
1
40
15
53
35
28
14
10
9
24
3
2
5
Specific
exemption.
$142,873 $158,000
52,887
45,000
237,637 204,000
191,546 130,000
177,954 105,000
104,887
52,000
83,284
38,000
85,383
35,000
282,273
89,000
49,138
12,000
(22)
(22)
()
()
156,017
19,000
Dividends.
$3,572
1,237
2,837
8,546
7,854
14,787
7,534
33
20,823
4,088
(22)
()
75,367
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
$6,650
30,800
53,000
65,100
38, 100
37,750
50,350
172,450
33,050
(2)
(2)
61,650
Amount Addiof
normal tional
tax.
tax.
$.133
616
1,060
1,302
762
755
1,007
3,449
661
(2)
(2)
1,233
Average
rate
of
Total
normal tax,
norand
mal
addiand
tional
additax.
tional
per
cent.
(22)
( )459
$.133 0.251
616 .259
.553
1,060
.732
1,302
762 .726
755 .907
1,007 1.179
3,449 1.222
661 1.345
1.006
(2)
1.467
(2)
1,692 1.084
i
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
1.050
2
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
2.397
243
314,540
27,000
159,240
128,300
2,566
3,019
5,585
1,878,419
914,000
305,918
677,200
13,544
3,478
17,022
.906
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2 Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
49
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
ARIZONA.
E x e m p ions for
normcil tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
$581,437
86,325
678,463
734,760
500,241
436,791
422,790
370,540
1,336,194
1,016,575
603,307
541,585
1,087,095
573,513
505,436
257,234
223,584
Specific
exemption.
$662,000
72,000
587,000
526,000
293,000
226,000
196,000
153,000
428,000
229,000
105,000
77,000
120,000
51,000
33,000
15,000
11,000
(2)
(2)
12,000
(2)
Dividends.
$21 811
1,475
21,263
43,860
41,591
38,441
41,690
56,240
253,594
248,775
167,707
198,935
250,495
230,913
134,436
6,084
61,234
(2)
(2)
94,196
(2)
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
Amount
of
*,
normal
tax.
Additional
tax.
Average
rate
Total
of
normal
tax,
and
noraddimal
tional
and
tax,
additional
per
cent.
$3,000-$4,000i
$3,000-$4,000
$4,000-$5,000
$5,000-$6,000
$6,000-$7,000
$7,000-$8,000
$8,000-$9,000
$9,000-$10,000
$10,000-$15,000
$15,000-$20,000
$20,000-$25,000
$25,000 to $30,000....
$30,000-$40,000
$40,000-$50,000
$50,000-$60,000
$60,000-170,000
$70,000-$80,000
$80,000-$90,000
$90,000-$100,000
$100,000-$150,000....
$150,000-1200,000
$200 000-$250 000
$250,000-$300,000....
$300,000-$400,000....
$400 000-$500,000
$500 000 $1 000 000
$l,000,000-$l,500,000.
$1,500,000-$2,000,000.
$2,000,000 $3,000,000
$3,000,000-$4,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000*
$5 000 000 and over
166
24
152
135
77
59
50
39
110
59
27
20
32
13
9
4
3
1
1
3
2
329,050
6,581
60,552
67,133
Total
Women making separate returns from
husbands
Grand total
989 11,777,241 3,823,000 2,986,765 5,069,850
101,397
90,122
191,519
391,296
(2)
(2)
(2)
2
1
Classes grouped 2 ....
1,430,075
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
27,000 1,074,025;
$12,850
70,200
164,900
165,650
172,350
185,100
161,300
654,600
538,800
330,600
265,650
716,600
291,600
338,000
236,150
151,350
(2)
(2)
285,100
(2)
(2)
$257
1,404
3,298
3,313
3,447
3,702
3,226
13,092
10,776
6,612
5,313
14,332
5,832
6,760
4,723
3,027
(2)
(2)
5,702
(2)
(2)
$617
1,418
4,109
3,307
4,709
2,896
3.107
2
$257
1,404
3,298
3,313
3,447
3,702
3,226
13,092
10,776
7,229
6,731
18,441
9,139
11,469
7,619
6.134
2
9,407
(2)
15,109
(2)
0.298
.207
.449
.662
.789
.876
.871
.980
1.060
1.198
1.243
1,696
1.594
2.269
2.962
2.743
1.620
3.725
3.861
4.065
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
5.081
5.714
( 25
()
(5
1.626
5
994
1
2
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
35884°—18
4
50
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
ARKANSAS.
Average
rate
of
Total
normal tax,
norand
mal
addiand
tional
additax.
tional
per
cent.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- • income.
turns.
475
59
430
288
224
149
115
83
214
89
50
22
23
7
4
2
2
1
3
$3,000-$4,000
$3,000-84,000
$4,000-15,000
$5,000-86,000
$6,000-$7,000
$7,000-$8,000
$8,000-$9,000
$9,000-$10,000
$10,000-815,000
$15,000-820,000
$20,000-$25,000
825,000-830,000
$30,000-$40,000
$40,000-$50,000
$50,000-860,000
$>0,000-$70,000,
$70,000-$80,000
$80,000-$90,000
$90,000-1100,000
$100 000-8150 000
8150,000-8200 000..
$200,000-1250,000....
$250 000-S300 000
$300 000-$ 100 000
$400 000 $500 000
8500,000-81,000,000. $1,000,000-11,500,000.
$1,500,000-12,000.000.
$2,000,000-$3,000,000.
83,000,000-84,000,000.
84,000,000-85,000,000.
$5,000,000and over..
Classes grouped2
i
Specific
B.
6
**ds.
tfoT
._
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
$1,669,616 $1,881,000 $162,071
206,192
177,000
9,242
$19,950
1,927,194 1,671,000
74,844
181,350
1,581,991 1,108,000 134,591 339,400
155,137 426,400
1,445,537 864,000
140,604 387,650
1,102,254 574,000
154,071 368,800
972,871 450,000
121,373 341,350
787,723 325,000
2,593,281 828,000 523,231 1,242,050
1,514,672 346,000 363,672
805,000
1,102,391 193,000 252,941
656,450
87,000
94,664
589,914
408,250
90,000
194,229
794,279
510,050
27,000
23,971 255,400
306,371
15,000
17,236
222,236
190,000
(22)
(22)
(22)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(22)
()
()
()
()
11,000
7,544 262,400
280,944
"(*)
(V)
Amount Addiof
normal tional
tax.
tax.
$399
3,627
6,788
8,528
7,753
7,376
6,827
24,841
16,100
13,129
8,165
10,201
5,108
3,800
(22)
(2)
()
5,248
$399 0.194
.188
3,627
6,788 .429
8,528 .590
.703
7,753
. 758
7,376
.867
6,827
.958
24,841
16,100 1.063
14,117 1.281
9,664 1.638
13,322 1.677
7,035 2.296
5,844 2.630
1.899
(22)
1.423
(2)
2.329
()
10,486 3.732
$988
1,499
3,121
1,927
2,044
(22)
( 2)
()
5,238
3. 864
(2)
(2)
(2)
i
j
|
. . . .
129,050
2,581
12,225
i4,806|
Total
2,241 17,683,678 8,671,000 2,862,583 6,523,550
Women making separate returns
from
14
husbands2
130,471
27,042
157,513
Grand total
586,212
24,000
433,162
.891
2,255
1
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
51
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
CALIFORNIA.
Aver-
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Net
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
Specific
tion.
y, OPO-«1,OOO'.
«*: OOO " 1 000
v l 0 0 0 - ^ 5 000
•»(• POM "C 000
^ OOi) o QOO
V%(Vf) >i(,,000
^ 0 {) ,M vi 1,000..
S ",0'»<) \ > 0 P ' ^ P
< >
* >0.(V0-1> 1 0 , 0 1 " ) . .
•s 0,'»f n « u ) , 0 0 u
«H),f n')-S70 000
«."0,0(-0 ^ 0 , 0 0 0 . .
VM) 0 >P S U O O 0 0 . . .
•^OP.'JOO M 50,000
>150,<'00-V:00,P90..
^00,000-'"vHO 000. .
" >"O,I'H)- ,$00,000-. .
MOP.O'K) M00.000
<UOO.(.OO ^"0( (-00.. .
&>00,0P( ^1,000,000...
$ l , 0 0 0 , i M W "v(0,000.
SI )00 000 V* ( 00 000
S2,000,000-^3,000,000.
S3 POO.OOO-'U 000 000
^1 Ol1' 000 -~. f 10 000
S7 000 000 ,MI } over
4,085 $14.261,943 16 106 000 SI, 173 579
106 588 $378.200
655 2 449 788 1 965 000
3 884 17 394 309 14 877 000
704 509 1 812 800
2,438 13.363.726 9.350,000 1.207 926 2.805.800
1 803 11 656 153 6 918 000 1 597 953 3 210 9 00
1 250 9 346 696 4 782 001) 1.425 fiO6 3.139.000
Q54
8 085 768 3 649 000 1 646 118 2 790 650
778 7.376,500 2.968,000 1.557 150 2.851.350
2,067 25.110.624 7,871,000 6 616 124 10623.500
963 16 647 672 3 656 000 5 813 779 7.177,900
531 11,857,892 2.018.000 4.373 742 5.466.150
336 9 128 491 1 288,000 3 647 791 4,192.700
385 13,198.844 1,473.000 5 595 644 6.130.200
212 9,385.040
800 000 4,400 290 4,184,750
132 7,220,540
503,000 3,524. 540 3.193,000
84 5 332 545
331,000 2.406 345 2,595,200
195.000 2.437, 970 1,192.950
51 3.825,920
49 4 156 194
186.000 2-273 874 1.696.250
36 3,409.857
140.000 1.843 007 1.426.850
88 10,718.633
332,000 5 800 133 4.586.500
116,000 2,660 317 2,479,000
30 5,255.317
57,000 2.220 277 1,248.550
15 3.525,827
17 4,691,343
65.000 3,065 393 1,560.950
946. 551 1.006,950
6 1.975.501
22,000
8 3,481,123
32,000 1.712. 223 1,736,900
7
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
1
(2)
(2)
(2)
5,468,769
Tot i l .
31, 000 1,923, 769 3,514,000
9>7, 564
36 or;*?!
56. 116 .
64 *>M
62, 780
813
57, 027;.
212. 470;.
143, 558:
109. 323 i
83 854
122. 604!
83.695;
63, 860;
51, 904
23, 859;
33. 9? 5
9 8 537
91, 730
49, 580,
24. 971
31, 219 i
20, 139
34, 738
(2)
(2)
70. 280
$7, 564
36.256
56,116
64,204
62.780
55.813
57,027
212,470
143.558
%U 516! 120 839
92 0-V4I 105.908
50 40A! 173.004
54 330l 138.025
fiO 557 124,417
ri>. 804
104.708
49 288
73,147
59 1Q9
93.124
63 824
92.361
266 111 357,841
181.254! 230.834
148 84ft! 173.817
222 395 i 253.614
105 741 125.880
216 942 251,680
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
410,369
age
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent.
0.309
.208
.420
.551
.672
.690
. 773
. 846
.862
1.019
1.160
1.311
1.471
1.723
1.964
1.912
2.241
2.709
3.339
4.392
4.930
5.406
6.372
7.230
8.466
10.219
480.649
20 865 228,324 945 79, 731,000 70,611, 281 81. 000.300 1, 620,006 1 975 630 3 ,595,636
se]),-i,iie l e t u r n s
tsojn h u s b a n d s
Grand total
Pividends.
income Amount Addisubject
of
to
normal tional
tax
normal
tax.
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
1.575
343
21,208
1
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2 Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
52
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
COLORADO.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
$3,000-$4.000 i
$3,000-$4,000
|4,000-$5,000
$6,000-$6,000
$6,000-17,000
$7,000-$8,000
$8,000-$9,000
$9,000-$10,000
$10,000-$15,000
$15,000-120,000
$20,000-$25,000
$25,00O-$30,000
$30,000-$40,000
$40,000-$50,000
$50,000-$60,000
$60,000-$70,000
$70,000-$80,000
$80,000-$90,000
$90,000-$100,000
$100,000-$150,000....
$150,000-$200,000
$200,000-$250,000..-.
$250,000-$300,000....
$300,000-^400,000-...
S400,000-$500,000....
$500,000-$l,000,000..
$1,000,000-81,500,000.
$1,500,000-12,000,000.
$2,000,000-13,000,000.
$3,000,000-14,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over
Classes grouped 2
Total
Women
making
separate returns
from husbands...
Grand total
848
94
717
499
349
241
190
151
541
265
137
65
103
49
34
19
22
9
7
22
2
3
1
Dividends.
$2,939,315 $3,357,000
359,299 282,000
3,317,461 2,781,000
2,733,471 1,935,000
2,258,190 1,356.000
1,789,854
932,000
1,609,373
731,000
1,404,039 577,000
6,623,074 2,114.000
4,604,140 1,031,000
3,056,880
535,000
1,799,167
258,000
3, 573,793 397,000
2,169,672
194,000
1,845,512
129,000
1,216,575
71,000
1,634,265
85.000
758, 747
34,000
669,843
28,000
2,846,432
85,000
1,199,608
27,000
$352,875
13,599
208,961
199,621
230.640
246,154
293.973
255.239
1,199.474
1.222,940
782.480
451.867
1,350.743
667,572
800,812
702,775
812,065
244,347
189,893
1, 505,632
245,758
$63.700
327,500
598,850
671,550
611,700
584,400
571.800
3.309,600
2,350,200
1,739,400
1,089,300
1,826,050
1,308,100
915, 700
442.800
737,200
480,400
451,950
1,255, 800
926,850
$1,274
6,550
11,977
13,431
12,234
11,688
11,436
66,192
47,004
34,788
21,786
36,521
26,162
18,314
8,856
14,744
9,608
9,039
25,116
18,537
12,000
537,516
267,650
5,353
817,186
9
2
1
Specific
exemption.
Net
income Amount Addisubject
of
to
normal tional
tax.
normal
tax.
tax.
(*)
4,628,254
s
32,666 2,744,i54 1,852,166
4,380 53,854,13016,983,000 15,259,090 22,382,600
...
.. .
37,042
447,652
Average
rate
of
Total
normal tax,
norand
addi- mal
tional and
additax.
tional
per
cent.
$1, 274 0.355
.197
6,550
.438
11,977
.595
13,431
.684
12,234
.726
11,688
.815
11,436
.999
66,192
47,004 1.021
37,993 1.243
o', 296 27,082 1.505
51,433 1.439
14,912
13,920
40,082 1.847
16,012
34,326 1.860
13,000 21,856 1.797
22,421 37,165 2.274
12,350 21,958 2.894
12,794
21,833 3.259
76,000 101,116 3.552
40,476
59,013 4.919
4.481
38,336
43,689 5.346
5.807
7.691
8.785
9.428
339,384
376,426
608,106 1,055,758
1.960
55
4,435
1
2 Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
53
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
CONNECTICUT.
i Aver-
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
$3,000-$4,0001
$3,000-14,000
$4,000-15,000
$5,000-$6,000
$6,000-17,000
$7,000-18,000
$8,000-$9,000
$9,000-$10,000
$10,000-$15,000
$15,000-120,000
$20,000-125,000
$25,000-130,000
$30,000-140,000... .
$40,000-150,000
$50,000-160,000
$60,000-$70,000
$70,000-$80,000
$80,000-$90,000
$90,000-1100,000
$100,000-1150,000...,
$15O,0OO-S200,000....
$200,000-$250,000....
$250,000-$300,000....
$300,000-$400,000....
$400,000-1500,000....
$500,000-$1,000,000..
$1,000,000-$1,500,000.
$1,500,000-$2,000.000.
$2,000,000-$3,000,000.
$3,000,000-$4,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over..
Classes grouped 2
Total
Women
making
separate returns
from husbands
Grand total
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
Specific |
r
. ._
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
--I
1,461 $5,034,531 $5,672, OOOj $704,509
752,562
597,000
34,162 $121,400
199
40,267
965,150
1,474 6,603,417 5,598,000
1,116 6,121,098 4.240,000
831,698 1,049,400
812 5,239,940 3,080,000 1,008,240 1,151,700
613 4,576,664 2,313,000
998,104 1,265,550
413 3,482,620 1,553,000
876,170 1,053,450
373 3,535,970 1,422,000} 1,014,270| 1,099,700
1,114 13,520,431 4.184, OOOj 4,581,381 4,755,050
582 10,090,114 2', 181, OOOj 4,376, 7641 3,532,350
299 6,875,493 1,131,000! 3,135,443! 2,609,050
792, OOOJ 2,991,1371 1,964,400
210 5,747,537
278 9,617, 780 1,052, OOOj 4,851,830 3,713,950
519, OOOj 3,456,0731 2,316.200
140 6,291,273
5,123,962
357,0001 2,717,812 2.049^ 150
94
4,206,673
245,000 2,378,123 l' 583,550
65
3,302,488
166,000 1,879; 938 1,256,550
43
1,938,914
82,000 1,453,864
403,050
23
638,600
16 1,512,276 - 62,000
811,676
231,000 4,405,564! 2,737,250
62 7,373,814
112,000 2,500,974 2,568,750
30 5,181, 724
54,000 1,906,818 1,410,900
15 3,371,718
23, OOOj 517,834
900,900
6 1,441,734
33, OOOj 2,079,6591 1,406,850
9 3,519,509
12,000
2
3 1,447,561
896,261! 539,300
2
()
(2)
2
(2)
1
() I
I ag e
+
I oi
rate
Total
Amount Addi- normal I tax,
of
and I nornormal tional
mal
tax. 1 additax.
tional and
tax.
additional
I
per
cent.
$2,428
19,303 i
20,988
23,034
25,311
21,069
21,994
95,101
70,647
52,181
39,288
74,279
46,324
40,983
31,671
25,131
8.061
12', 772
54, 745
51,375
28,218
18,018
28,137
10,786
(2
(2)
$14,028
14,604
38,742
40,847
45,155
48,501
46,831
31,466
28,186
182,171
176,403
137,845
67,965
207,995
98,282
(2)
$2,4281
19,3031
20,988|
23,034
25,3111
21,069
21,994
95,101
70,647
66,209
53,892
113,021
87,171
86,138
80,172
71,962
39,527
40,958
236,916
227,778
166,063
85,983
236,132
109,068
2
(i
0.323
.292
.343
.440
.553
.605
.622
.703
.700
.963
.938
1.175
1.386
1.681
1.906
2.179
2.039
2.708
3.213
4.396
4.925
5.964
6.709
7.535
8.373
10.156
10.995
7,948,548
19, OOOj 5,437,598 2,491,950
9,455 133,858,341 35,730,0O0J55,886,169|43,584,150
49,839
774,142
823,981
871,683 1,953,163 2,824,846
2.110
258
9,713
1 Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2 Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
54
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
DELAWARE.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Number Total net I
of re- income. I Specific
turns.
exemption.
$3,000-84,0001
$3,000-14,000
$4,000-85,000
$5,000-86,000
$6,000-87,000
$7,000-18,000
$8,000-19,000
$9,000-810,000
$10,000-815,000
$15,000-820,000
$20,000-825,000
$25,000-830,000... .
$30,000-840,000
$40,000-850,000
$50,000-560,000
$60,000-870,000
$70,000-880,000
$80,000-890 000
$90; 000-8100,000
$100,000-$150,000....
8150,000-1200,000
$200,000-8250,000...
$250,000-1300,000....
$300,000-8400,000....
$400,000-8500,000....
$500,000-11,000,000. .
$1,000,000-11,500,000.
$1,500,000-$2,000,000
$2,000,000-83,000,000
$3,000,000-84,000,000.
$4,000,000-85.000,000.
$5,000,000 a n d over..
Classes grouped 2
185
23
167
135
109
77
67
55 j
139|
80|
53 i
34j
36|
28
20'
161
81
41
6|
151
11!
9|
I
l\
$653,563 $724,000
$89,185
69,000
85,870
3, 870
$13,000
639,000
716,375
53,125!
54,250
520,000
98,627!
740,677
122,050
415,000
134,800
705, 750
155,950
296,000
134,076|
576,776
146,700
255,000
168,204
563,754
140,550
208,000
159,511
519,411
151,900
526,000
645,506
542,450
1, 713,956
305,000
623,615
463,600
1,392,215
203,000
582,319
408,900
1,194,219
129,000
459,965
332,550
921,515
140, 000 555,957
546,100
1, 242, 057
105,000
810,460
404,400
1,319,860
76,000
376,023
643,550
1,095,573
62,000
587,96'
364, 050
1, 014, 010
32,000
285,31
289,800
607,1171
15, 000 185,108
153, 700
353,80S
24,000
252,554
30*0,850
577,404
58,000 1 239 994
511,200
1,809,194
41,000 1,331,252
535,000
1,907, 252
35,000 1,343,624
568, o50|
1,947,174
11,000
671,652
117, 850|
800,502
31,000
1.
636,185
971,5001
2,638,685
34,000 2'. 681,9931 1,330,550]
4, 046,543
40,000 6'. 453,494' 1, 202,550'
7,696; 044
(2)
(2)
(2)
12,000 4, 777,922i
5,113,722
323, 800
2
( )
(2)
(2)
lj
(2)
. J 15,815,384
(2)
()
16,0000 15,744,234
Amount
of
normal
tax.
Additional
tax.
$260
1,085
2,441
3,119
2,934
2,811
3,038
10,849
9,272
8,178
$1,005
6,651
2,189;
10,922!
4,670
8,088!
8,746
12,871
9,263
7,281
11,021
5,796
7,477
3,074
6,128
6,017
11,063
10,2241 40,947
10,700
60,724
ll,37l!
74,368|
2,357
36,076
19,430 134,709
26,611 257, 609
24, 051 534,393
(2)
6,476 465,171
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
$260
1,085
2,441
3,119
2,934
2,811|
3,038:
10,849}
9,272!
9,1831
8,840!
15,5921
16,834
22,134
18,302i
13,273j
9,202'
17,080
51,171
71,424
85,739
38,433
154,139
284,220
558,4441
(2)
471,647
0.303
.145
.329
.442
.509
.499
.585
.633
.666
.769
.959
1.255
1.275
2.020
1.805
2.186
2.601
2.958
2.828
3.745
4.403
4.801
5.842
7.024
7.256
9.271
9.223
10.544
11.185
12.259
55,150!
1,315 57,798,410 5,021,000 42,086,532 10,850,500|
Total
Women
making
separate returns
from husbands
Grand total
dividends.
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent.
1,103 1,813,03611,814,139
.
j
217,010 3,478,595|3,695,605
6.394
31
| 1,346
1 Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2 Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
55
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PEBSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOB STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
D I S T R I C T O F COLUMBIA.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income. Specific
turns.
tion.
Net
income
subject
divi-
dends.
to
normal
tax
Amount Addiof
normal tional
tax.
tax.
Average
rate
Total
of
normal tax,
and
noraddi- mal
tional and
tax. additional
per
cent.
1,590 $5,578,641 $6,285, 000 $226 270
951, 000
25,371 $164 750
317 1,141,121
158 674
1 305 5 857 524 4,989, 000
709,
000
330,68R
3,291,
859 4,676,685
1 055 000
323 801
485 3,155,101 1,858, 000
973 300
300 388
325 2,428,288 1,244, 000
883 900
^r' ooo-\^ ooo
386 517
906, 000
237 2,010,417
717, 900
vij ()'):t-(> ]() ooo
141 1 320 857 534 ooo
236 957
549 OOO
S U . H ••)-*• 1 5 , 0 0 0 . . .
591 7,151,684 2,261, 000 1,141 034 3,749,650
^Lr),i"' M -*2() 000
277 4 840 904 1 069 000 1 002 754 2 769 150
618, 000
930 734 2,092, 250
160 3,640,984
21,00 >-MO,000
85 2,312,671
323, 000
606 221 1,383, 450
\ , A ) -^l-0,!>on
398.000 1,197 185 2,013, 750
105 3,608,935
•*' ,i}PO-^'")O,Pi':>
59 2,586.411
232, 000
690 811 1,663, 600
- 5 : , ' ; , } ) - •:>')/•( ,0
794 753
118, 000
862, 750
31 1,775,503
•» ;i ,(>;,,) s 7 0 , 0 0 0
23 1,534,190
86, 000
527 640
920, 550
V
7 ,.'! ' ^'s'ljOi'i
17 1,269,009
65, 000
502 159
701, 850
• > ' • , ;;•« ^ o O j O i ' i 1
261 322
15 1,273.972
57, 000
955, 650
-<} fi» ) - " i i j u . t K i ' i
6
570,749
24, 000
91 199
455, 550
1
1 •i\0'''%1~ *150/M'i'
37 4.67G,124
136, 000 1,673 124 2,867, 000
62, 000 1,162 517 1,776, 850
17 3,001,367
' 2'v'!.'•'' * v-2")0.!'(Ki.
5 1.080,760
18, 000
498, 710
564, 050
2
(
2)
2
(2)
()
(:-)
1 1
2
O l Vyr lu-S 10'V," '!! . .
1
(-)
(2)
C
)
(2)
2
(2)
I
f
)
(2)
i
2
«*»»«), ' ) , - s i / ; , i , ) , . " ) { ) . .
1
()
(2)
(2)
I •}() yiit)- i,.vr,ono.
*.'$,( no-^,4,000 i
V/iOO-So 000
«>,n()O-SG,()OO . . .
$3, 295
14 197
21 100
19
17, 678
14, 358
10 99S
74, 993
55
41, 845
27, 669
40, 275
33, 272
17, 255
18, 411
14, 037
19, 113
9, 111
57, 340
35, 537
11, 281
(2)
(2,
(2)
$4, 408
6, 036
14, 361
15, 988
16, 853
17, 537
17, 898
20, 776
10, 830
122, 841
103, 474
42, 715
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
$3 295
14,197
21 100
19 466
17 678
14,358
10 998
74 993
55 383
46,253
33,705
54,636
49,260
34,108
35,948
31,935
39,889
19,941
180,181
139,011
53,996
(2)
(2)
(2)
0 289
242
451
617
728
.714
833
1 049
1 144
1.270
1.457
1.514
1.905
1.921
2.343
2.517
3.131
3.494
3.853
4.632
4.996
4.632
6.359
7.300
7.388
•3.n;)0,(K))-s4,().n.,;)(H).
5 0(1 -/)(K)an l o \ o r . .
i,842,724
Vo'al . .
\ \ OTueii in a k i n g
20, 000 1,261, 074
561, 650
11, 233
6 692 67 334 62125 545 000 14 329 90028 392 350
567 847
107, 080
118.313
500, 797 1,068 644
1,587
116
Grand total
6,808
1
2
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
56
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number oj returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
FLORIDA.
1
Income class.
S3,000-$4,000i
$3,000-$4,000
$4,000-15,000
$5,000-16,000
$6,000-17,000
$7,000-18,000
$8,000-19,000
$9,000-$10,000
$10,000-$15,000
$15,000-$20,000
$20,000-125,000
$25,000-130,000
$30,000-140,000
$40,000-150,000
$50,000 $60,000
$60,000-170,000
$70,000-$80,000
$80,000-190,000
$90,000-1100,000
$100,000-$150,000
$150 000-$200,000 . . .
$200,000-$250,000
$250,000-$300,000....
$300,000-$400,000
$400,000-1500,000
$500,000-$l,000,000 . .
$l,000,000-$l,500,000.
$1,500,000-$2,000,000.
$2,000,000-$3,000,000.
$3,000,000-$4,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and o v2 e r . .
Classes grouped
Total
Women m a k i n g
separate returns
from husbands
Grand total
Exempi ions for
normsil t a x .
Number Total net
of re- income. Specificturns.
exemption.
Dividends.
$102,515
7,966
$26,300
64,155
119,250
104^ 851
234,600
159,708
308,250
123,506
258,200
126,628
240,500
135,421
176,650
571,922 1,016,600
348,467
539,700
278,281
630,800
290,853
297,500
315,540
274,650
222,968
269,300
58,720
145,250
163,904
141,500
180,828
23,900
244,906
84,200
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
379 $1,319,426 $1,506,000
147,000
49
181,266
304 1,362,405 1,179,000
217 1,186,451
847,000
181 1,168,958
701,000
106
410,000
791,706
79
304,000
671,128
57
225,000
537,071
194 2,339,522
751,000
66 1,141,167
253,000
50 1,104,081
195,000
25
94,000
682,353
19
74,000
664,190
12
47,000
539,268
4
15,000
218,970
5
18,000
323,404
3
12,000
216,728
4
15,000
344,106
2
(2)
(2)
2
(2)
(2)
« ;
(2)
(2)
(2)
(3)
(2)
Net
income Amount Addisubject
of
to
normal tional
tax.
normal
tax.
tax.
(2)
(2)
$526
2,385
4,692
6,165
5,164
4,810
3,533
20,332
10,794
12,616
5,950
5,493
5,386
2,905
2,830
478
1,684
2
()
(2)
Average
rate
Total
of
normal tax,
and
noraddimal
tional and
tax. additional
per
cent.
1,731
2,703
3,587
1,990
3,702
2,902
5,763
(2)
(2)
$526
2,385
4,692
6,165
5,164
4,810
3,533
20,332
10,794
13,810
7,681
8,196
8,973
4,895
6,532
3,380
7,447
(2)
(2)
0.291
.175
.395
.527
.652
.717
.658
.869
.946
1.251
1.126
1.234
1.664
2.235
2.020
1.560
2.164
2. 700
3.134
S i,194
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
5.924
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
7.258
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
9.558
i
2,609,002
23,000 1,732,452
853,550
17,071
186,250
203,321
1,760 17,401,202 6,816,000 5,233,591 5,640,700
112,814
209,822
322,636
1,854
19
1,779
1
2
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and the identity of the taxpayer where only one or two re *
turns
appear under a distribution.
3
Wife's or husband's return accounted for in another State.
57
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
GEORGIA.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
$3,000-84,0001
$3,000-14,000
$4,000-$5,000
$5,000-$6,000.
$6,000-$7,000
$7,000-88,000
$8,00(3-19,000
89,000-810,000
$10,000-815,000
815,000-820,000.
820,000-825,000
$25,000-130,000
$30,000-$40,000
$40,000-$50,000
$50,000-160,000
$60,000-870,000
|70,000-$80,000
$80,000-890,000
$90,000-1100,000
$100,000-8150,000....
$150,000-1200,000....
$209 000-8250 000
$250,000-1300,000..
$300,000-8400,000
$400.000-$500,000
$500,000-81,000,000..
$1,000,000-81,500,000.
$1,500,000-82,000,000.
$2,000,000-83,000,000
$3,000,000-84,000,000.
$4,000,000-85,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over
Classes grouped 2
Number Total net
ofre- income.
turns.
Net
income
subject
Specific
exemption.
Dividends.
to
normal
tax.
590 $2,092,919 $2,331,000 $213,026
20,506 $30,550
321,056 270,000
90
95,367 292,950
640. 2,869,317 2,481,000
443 2,419,637 1,723,000 193,587 503,050
349 2,254,100 1,355,000 294,650 604,450
230 1,713,642 892,000 240,442 581,200
193 1,640,928 749,000 354,678 537,250
125 1,183,387 484,000 302,587 396,800
345 4,180,791 1,338,000 1,093,791 1,749,000
163 2,804,890 633,000 990,340 1,181,550
95 2,136,664 366,000 769,264 1,001,400
40 1,089,599 153,000 542,949 393,650
60 2,027,365 231,000 962,515 833,850
26 1,135,468 104,000 498,018 533,450
19 1,033,851
73,000 537,101 423,750
9
36,000 345,546 206, 750
588,296
10
38,000 472,975 241,100
752,075
6
24,000 176,754
507,104
306,350
2
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
12,000 211,471 155,100
378,571
15,000 505,847 126,650
647,497
4
1
(2)
1,215,808
(2)
(2)
12,000 1,151,658
(2)
52,150
Amount Addiof
normal tional
tax.
tax.
Average
rate
Total
of
normal tax,
and
noraddimal
tional
and
tax.
additional
per
cent.
$611
5,859
10,061
12,089
11,624
10,745
7,936
34,980
23,631
20,028
7,873
16,677
10,669
8,475
4,135
4,822
6,127
(2)
3,102
2,533
$2,214
2,839
8,182
6,627
9,123
6,591
10,921
8,133
(2)
9,929
20,823
0.190
.204
.416
.536
.678
.655
.671
.837
.842
1.041
.983
1.226
1.523
1.702
1.823
2.093
2.812
2.407
13,031 3.442
23,356 3.607
(2)
(2)
(2)
89,660
90,703
1,043
$611
5,859
10,061
12, 089
11,624
10,745
7,936
34,980
23,631
22,242
10,712
24,859
17,296
17,598
10,726
15,743
14.260
8.377
Total
3,443 32,992,965 13,320,000 9,973,072 10,151,000 203,020 175,042 378,062 1.146
Women making
separate returns
from husbands
1
Grand total
3,444
1
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2 Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
58
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
HAWAII.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
$3,00O-$4,000i
192
27
150
125
71
66
53
33
106
66
34
35
41
22
18
12
$3,000-84,000
$4,000-$5,000
$5,000-$6,000
$6,000-87,000
$7,000-,f 8,000
$8,000-89,000
$9,000-810,000
$10,000-115,000
$15,000-820,000
820,000-825,000
$25,000-130,000
$30,000-840,000
$40,000-850,000
$50,000-860,000
$60,000-170,000
$70,000-180,000
880,000-890,000
$90,000-8100,000
$100,000-8150,000....
$150,000-8200,000....
$200,000-3250,000....
$250,000-8300,000....
$300,000-8400,000....
$4 00,000-$500,000
$500,000-81,000,000..
$l,000,000-$l,500,000.
$1,500,000-82,000,000.
$2,000,000-83,000,000.
$3,000,000-84,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over..
Classes grouped 2
Total
Women m a k i n g
separate returns
from husbands
Grand total
71
3
24
12
Specific
exemption.
Dividends.
$664, 298 $753, 000 $144
103, 470
81, 000
8'
673, 8991
569, 000
48!
682, 1971
480, 000
no:
4 61
?6 7 , nnni
loo' 67")
1^9
i 19,
171
19 lj 000
19> 000
311 307
K-l
Of 0
211^ 0t
127,
1, 101
oor
V)\]
!oo
SI,
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
813, 800!
56, 700;
82, 800'
im* •
s,
w
0«i
Ti 0
,00i
[ OO'y
,00)
t»0
is)
'")l
,
1
)
Amount Addiof
normal tional
tax.
tax.
8276 .
1,134 .
1,656 .
1, «29l
2 ^10
1 ().]
1,7",
7 (. 1
1 1
•
N
1")
1")),
(2)
(2,
Average
rate
of
Total
normal tax,
norand
mal
addiand
tional
additax.
tional
per
cent.
8276 0.267
1,134 .168
.243
1, 656
1 62 n .353
2 210
; | .450
.370
.548
l'70u|
. 543
.401
.597
.920
10
.753
.999
1.423
1 ^ 1 7 | 1. 501
«l,2ll 1.800
P , 9 7 i ' 2.140
2.918
2.628
7^ SOI 3.583
( ) , 4. 863
4.792
6.533
1,887,726
22,000 1,519,376
346,350!
1,110 20,362, 02?; 4,183,000 12,838,115 3,573,850]
6,927|
99,5601 106,487j.
71,477| 295,3251 368,802 1.801
1,144
1
2
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
59
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
T A B L E 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND T E R R I T 9 R I E S ; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total
tax—Continued.
IDAHO.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
Inc ome class.
137
i \ 0 ^ ' O f )!
t ()' 0
i
• \*
o7
'h
$482, 643
90, 591
olo, 771
520 V >
307
502!
Net
! income
subject
to
Divi- ! normal
tax.
dends.
Specific
exemption.
$40,130
2,041
19,221
'
$10,550
17,550
U5 050
125, 400
wrs
I/''i,f'0)
4S.s(,'2
K>5/)00
295^ ( 0 ,
21") lib
i ">7, 11 )
3- «9, 050
217 14 0
'l5,0-V " '.
20,Ui)
/')' V) . .
1
.f
19
, f
111
<> < ' ;
,\
V
131
i'.'/ 05 N
1
M
f;
i N<»
{
)"» S">{^
151,'()•
.";).
1 )1!.?)()
2 0 7 , ^ i0
>5i
)
•AM
'
' )
' )
)
1
1
''/'
( )
' ')
f
,<
1
\-\
i!
l
*(h)
^
(')
3.399
3. 811
3. 235
4. 780
5. 625
W
6. 642
6.455
^2 \
1 i
(-
t
{ )
,
( y
V"
t'
(
(-)
i
'
;-
!
',
39,000:
82S,924]
3'(»'nKM).
, ),
y\l()
"5 (
i ' •'
' ' ,
I V i
0,000.
-'i . .
1,728
I a.
A
4
$211 6.233
951
.174
2 901 .558
' \ 50^
.557
3,457
.688
,i, 300
.846
L,917
.883
7,39-J
.812
fi ^7">
1.055
),().")!
1.200
2,.3JU
1.490
"), t>0^
1. 458
3,73 i
1.370
.990
2.546
\',Slo
I - )
) * 4 X M ' " )
1
J. 771
lJ'
l,c
1 )•), 10')
i'. .
' "o,<
,'
1V9
1 Itn
(
' ' . . .
i 7 •
1
x7~)
1 074
2 0 >(»
! IV
1 J»i
()
"Mill,
2 1 . (•')•
! r Mi
¥211!
951
901
0 50 s
3 157
3 ,vr
1
9i7
•J9? .
0
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent.
i U
2
c
<. , j
K\>!
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
Amount
of
| Additional
normal
tax.
tax.
:
$543,000
78,00<3
JSO,000
865.00')
°"2,00,
AJ3,00<
|
'
.
. .
754
860,350
17 207
72,048
89,255
7,927, 064 2,923,000 1,978,251 3,126, 300
62, 526'
77,970
140,496
1.772
i.i il l i i ' e p i< l U l M S > I 0111
and*
uid total
1
2
756
,
j
\ 1 ' )\al le: Lpecific exemption and dividend exceed net income.
'2 ( t-sos grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
p *• 1 under a distribution.
60
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
ILLINOIS.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Number
of returns.
Income class.
Total net
income.
Specific
exemption.
Dividends.
Net
income Amount Addisubject
of
normal tional
to
tax.
tax.
normal
tax.
6,725 $23,589,705;826,611,000 81. 845,416
$3,000-84,000*
93,428 8466,950
920
—
" 320,378 2,760,000
$3,000-84,000
3,;
882,128 3,145,200
i,612 29,5583,32825,556,000
$4,000-15,000
698,939!
5,603,950
123,88917,821,000
1.
605
$5,000-86,000
25,1
229 20,8869,441! 12,515,000 2. 032,841 6; 321,600
$6,000-$ /,000
123,701
6,151,900
182,6011
8,907,000!
2
300
$7,000-88,000
618,383| 6,651,000 2, 239,133 5,728,250|
722
$8,000-89,000
313 12,-491,444' 5,088,000! 2, 123,6441 5,279,800!
$9,000-810,000
551,53814,217,000! 10, 036,388120,298,150!
679
$10,000-815,000
576,259J 7,020,000 9, 029,009! 15,527,250j
816
$15,000-820,000
819,396 3,900,000 6, 948,59611,970,800
018
$20,000-825,000
557,976
2,317,000! 6, 210,626 8,030,350!
'605
$25,000-830,000
326,141 2,922,000110, 130,84113,273,300|
760
830,000-840,000
063,869
1,805,000! 9, 279,069 i, 979,800!
$40,000-850,000
470
920,000 5, 760,019 6,364, OOOl
$50,000-860,000
238 13,1044,019
198,156
780,000 6, 514,756 5,903,400!
$60,000-870,000
201 13,1
260,957|
471,000! 5, 126,707 3,663,250)
$70,000-880,000.
123 9,2
124 10,609', 439
$80,000-890,000
476,000! 5,148,589 4,984,8501
65 6,331,836|
$90,000-8100,000
248,000! 3,272,486 2)811; 350!
~ 124,778! 893,000 14,688,178 12,543,600i
$100,000-8150,000
231 28,
326,000 7,069,992 7,294,250!
$150,000-8200,000....
871 14',690,242J
202,000! 4,849,969 6,683,100!
$200,000-8250,000....
52) 11, 735,069
91,000| 4,768,275 2,264,700!
" ""' —'
$250,000-$300,000....
25 " 123,975
$300,000-8400,000....
133,000 5,989,889 5,521,950!
35 n ; 644,839
89,000 4,316,125 4,997,800
$400,000-8500,000
23
" 402,925
.,00011,220,676 6,637,1001
$500,000-81,000,000..
17, 953,776
589,996
27,000 7,362,246 1,200,750!
$1,000,000-81,500,000.
088,774
15,000 3,550,624 2,523,150!
81,500,000-82,000,000.
817,704
10,000 4,161,054 2,646,650|
$2,000,000-83,000,000.
$3,000,000-$4,000,000.
$4,000,000-85,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over..
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
$9,339
89,339 0.281
62,904
62,904
.213
112,079
112,079
.446
126,432
126,432
.606
123,038
123,038
.716
114,565
114,565
.784
105,596
.845105.596
405,963
405,963
.911
310,545
310,545
.983
239,416 $36,061 275,477 1.207
160,607
41,792 202,399 1.222
265,466 103,404 368,870 1.401
199,596 129,356 328,952 1.562
127,280 109,687 236,967 1. 817
118,068 141,985 260,053 1.970
73,265 141,488 214,753 2.319
99,697 161,900 261.597 2.466
56,227 110,535 166,762 2.634
250,872 668,835 919,707 3.270
145,885 477,650 623,535 4.245
133,662 454,541 588,203 5.012
45,294 327,957 373,251 5. 239
110,439 625,030 735,469 6.316
99,956 568,685 668,641 7.111
132,742 1,301,166 1,433,908 7.987
24,015 731,003 755,018 8.790
50,4631 763,933 814,396 13.375
52,933 295,898 348,831 5.117
Total
37,018 484,290,833 142,867,000l 158,473,344 187,817,2O0j3,756,344 7,190,906 10,947,250
Women making separate returns from
husbands
507
37,525
Grand total
1
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional per
cent.
2.260
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STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
INDIANA.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
$3,000-$4,000 i
1,408
$3,000-14,000
163
$4,00()-$5,000
1,229
$5,000-16,000
917
$6,000-$7,000
570
$7,00(>-$8,000
410
$8,000-19,000
341
$9,000-$10,000
288
$10,000-$15,000
688
$15,000-120,000
333
$20,000-$25,000
160
$25,000-$30,000
108
$30,000-$40,000
108
$40,000-150,000
48
$50,000-$60,000
35
$60,000-$70,000
36
$70,000-180,000
16
$80,000-$90,000
11
$90,000-$100,000
8
$100J000-$150,000....
25
$150,000-$200,000....
16
$200,000-$250,000
14
$250,000-$300,000....
1
$300,000-$400,000
3
$400,000-1500,000....
3
$500 000-$1,000 000
$1,000,000-$1,500,000.
1
$1,500,000-$2,000,000.
12,0(1),000-$3,000,000.
$3,000,000-$4,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over.
Classes grouped 2..
Specific
exemption.
$4,951,356 $5,544,000
599,556 489,000
5,509,309 4,752,000
4,979,398 3,570,000
3,690,803 2,207,000
3,036,800 1,593,000
2,890,055 1,323,000
2,728,721 1,117,000
8,313,431 2,657,000
5,723,336 1,286,000
3, 559,603 620,000
2,960,010 416,000
3,736,556 415,000
2,127,935 190,000
1,924,855 138,000
2,321,892
140,000
1,209,497
63,000
945,558
43,000
756,416
31,000
3,014,880
98,000
2,753,152
64,000
3,064,696
56,000
(2)
(2)
1,027,625
11,000
1,351,210
12,000
(2)
(2)
Dividends.
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
$401,902
27,806
237,209
489,798
509,653
530,250
615,205
610,721
2,647,181
2,299,236
1,381,203
1,533,960
1,969,806
1,102,185
1,120,055
1,113,192
630, 747
422,258
437,116
2,301,780
1,834,302
1,211,396
(2)
151,975
899,460
$82,750
520,100
919, 600
974,150
913,550
951,850
1,001,000
3,009,250
2,138,100
1,558,400
1,010,050
1,351,750
835,750
666,800
1,068,700
525,750
480,300
288,300
615,100
854,850
1,797,300
(2)
864,650
439,750
(2)
(2)
Amount Addiof
normal tional
tax.
tax.
$1,655
10,402
18,392
19,483
18,271
19,037
20,020
60,185
42,762
31,168
20,201
27,035
16,715
13,336
21,374
10,515
9,606
5,766
12,302
17,097
35,946
(2)
17,293
8,795
(2)
Average
rate
Total
of
normal tax,
and
noraddimal
tional
and
tax.
additional
per
cent.
$1,655
10,402
18,392
19,483
18,271
19,037
20,020
60,185
42,762
$3,686 34,854
7,977 28,178
17, 652 44,687
13,722 30,437
30,318
16,982
26,046 47,420
16,516 27,031
15,477 25,083
26,262
20,496
87,321
75,019
92,643 109,740
157,990
122,044
<2)
(2)
56,043 73,336
85,383 94,178
(2)
(2)
0.276
.189
.369
.528
.602
.659
.734
.724
.747
.979
.952
1.196
1.430
1.575
2.042
2.235
2.653
3.472
2.896
3.986
5.155
6.377
7.136
6.969
10.211
I
1,461,033
8,000
340,983 1,112,050
22,24i
116,678
138,919
Total
6,940 74,637,683 26,843,000 24,809,379 23,979,850 479,597 686,364 1,165,961 1.562
Women making
separate returns
from husbands
64
Grand total
7,004
1
2
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
62
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
IOWA.
Exempi ions for
norms 1 tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
2,199
$3,000-14,000 i
$3,000-14,000
175
$4,000-85,000
1,766
$5,000-86,000
1,094
$6,000-17,000
727
$7,000-18,000
504
$8,000-S9,000
350
$ 9,000-810,000
273
$10,000-815,000
670
$15,000-820,000
269
$20,000-825,000
125
825,000-830,000
77
830,000-840,000
101
$40,000-150,000
34
850,000-860,000
26
$60,000-$70,000
12
$70,000-880,000
$80,000-$90,000
11
$90,000-$100,000
4
$100,000-8150,000....
10
$150,000-8200,000
2
$200,000-1250,000....
1
$250,000-8300,000....
1
$300,000-1400,000
2
$400 000-8500 000
$500 000 $1,000 00*0
$1,000,000-81,500,000.
$1,500,000-82,000,000.
$2,000,000-83,000,000.
$3,000,000-84,000,000
$4,000,000-55,000,000.
$5 000,000 and over
Classes grouped 2
Total
Women making
separate returns
from husbands
Grand total
Specific
exemption!
$7,730,468 $8,723,000
525,000
676,809
7, 902,609 6,877,000
5,954,491 4,268,000
4,698,578 2,831,000
3,767,065 1,952,000
2,972,821 1,375,000
2,585,326 1,059,000
8,086,355 2,610, 000
4,590,591 1,051,000
2,839,164 482,000
302,000
2,118,869
390,000
3,429,254
1,503,618 129,000
100,000
1,437,298
47,003
770,520
27,000
516,447
42,000
890, 508
15,000
384,885
38,000
1,243,317
(22)
(22)
()
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
()
1,505,881
Dividends.
$429,416
56,109
301,209
506,741
564,678
623,665
575,871
495,926
2,385,955
1,694,491
1,202,614
1,027,769
1,803,204
823,668
810,448
474, 870
213, 097
556,258
317,035
625,367
(22)
(2)
(2)
()
24,000 1,006.081
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
$95,700
724,400
1,179,750
1,302,900
1,191,400
1,021,950
1,030,400
3,090,400
1,845,100
1,154,550
789,100
1,236,050
550,950
526,850
248,650
276,350
292,250
52,850
579,950
(22)
()
('2 \
I2)
475,800
Amount Addiof
normal tional
tax.
tax.
$1,914
14,488
23,595
26,058
23,828
20,439
20,60S
61,808
36,902
23,091 *""|3,"ii9
15,782
5,192
24,721
13,005
11,019
9,435
10,537
12,211
4,973
8,565
5,527
6,468
5, 845 13,966
1,057
7,396
11,599
28,562
(22)
(22)
(2)
()
(2)
(2)
()
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent.
$1,914 0.283
14,488
.183
23,595
. 396
26,058
. 555
23,828
.633
20,439
. 688
20,608
. 797
61,808
.764
36,902
.804
26,210
.923
20,974
.990
37,726 1.100
20,454 1.360
22,748 1. 583
13,538 1.757
11,995 2.323
19,811 2.225
8,453 2.196
40,161
3.230
(22)
3.283
(2)
5. 565
(2)
4.833
()
4. 521
(2)
9,516!
57,619
8,440 65, 604,874 32,867,000 16,494,472 17, 665,350 353,307 165,538
67,135 .. . .
518,845
.791
57
8,497
1
2
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
63
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
KANSAS.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
jNumI
i
| ber Total net |
! of re- income, j s
turns.
! ?^c!
Income class.
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i
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n
o
I
,
•
•i, ( 1 7
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income
subject
to
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niv
,17s
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, T)0|
.'!!
M
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6,957
12,426
14,715
15,639^
12,576'
ll,480 :
43,8271
27,970
23,067
10,638
24,404
15475
15,47
8,247!
6,738j
6J,244!
8,982:
14,900!
12,555]
SI, 288|
$2,340|
~ """
3,058j
8,685S
8,685|
6,266
6,259
7,413|
10,642|
10,1121
33,497j
23,239!
2
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|
59,314!
S566;
6,957
12,426
14,715
15,639
12,576
ll,480|
43,827!
27,970!
25,407 i
13,696
33,089!
24,160:
14,513!
12,997J
14,876!
16,886
19,094
48,397
35, 794
83.602
0.182
.190
. 405
.600
.691
.753
.837
.885
1.032
1.206
1.148
1.639
1.895
2.162
2. 286
2.777
2.535
3.367
3.639
5.208
5.140
6.410
8.623
C-)
M ()<,) 0 « - M , '
8 1
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
', ./I* .
^j
.
Amounti Addiof I
normal ! tional
tax. i tax.
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent.
* > V
,') )
$ 3 / 0 0 uOO 1 o - C'Of)
H ' 0 0 H) -"> 00 > Oi-O
5,0'K) 0 K) <m i -)N 1
("List. -5 { i o u ' » a Toial
'.27, 350 " "i8*547!"'48J729J
4,283
3 9 , 6 3 s . H>"> 16,60"), 0 JO 7, i < ! 7,1 IS if, 38'), 200
327, 704:
228,239
555,9431
1.402
U p
a r a t roimns Horn
s
Grand total
| 4,2901
I
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
1
2
64
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
B5T CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
KENTUCKY.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
NumTotal net
ber
of re- income.
turns.
Specific
exemption.
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
Dividends.
743 $2,601,008 $2,914,000 £202.157
$46,450
285,000
22,418
353,868
95
265,650
166,015
681 3,049,665 2,618,000
491,150
485 2,651,566 1,854,000
306,416
336 2,173,073 1,292,000
524,950
356,123
236 1,763,280
498,000
899,000
366,280
180 1,528,079
480,550
680,000
367,529
142 1,355,157
431,850
550,000
373,307
410 4,986,693 1,577,000 L, 583,243 1,826,450
197 3,378,796
755,000 L, 216,846 1,406,950
117 2,626,985
813,300
450,000 L, 363,685
45 1,217,240
397,350
168,000
651,890
61 2,120,443
825,500
239,000 1,055,943
41 1,782,994
615,550
155,000 L, 012,444
23 1,242,404
555,400
87,000
600,004
14
177,500
54,000
684,634
916,134
16 1,192,633
492,050
61,000
639,583
4
173,700
15,000
153,867
342,567
5
170,600
20,000
277,079
467,679
14 1,737,554
545,800
54,000 L, 137,754
2
2
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(2\
$3,000-$4,000 i
$3,000-$4,000
$4,000-$5,000
$5,000-16,000
$6,000-$7,000
$7,000-$8,000
$8,000-19,000
$9,000-110,000
$10,000-$15,000
$15,000-120,000
$20,000-825,000
$25,000-$30,000
$30,000-140,000
$40,000-$50,000
$50,000-160,000
$60,000-$70,000
$70,000-880,000
$80,000-890,000
$90,000-$100,000
$100,000-8150,000....
$150,000-8200,000
$200 000-8250 000
$250,000-8300,000
$300,000-$400,000....
$400 000-8500 000
$500,000-1,000,000 . .
$1,000,000-81,500,000.
$1,500,000-82,000,000.
$2,000,000-$3,000,000.
$3,000,000-14,000,000.
$4,000,000-15,000,000.
$5,000,000 a n d over
Classes grouped 2 .
2
1
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
1
Amount Addiof
normal tional
tax.
tax.
$929
5,313
9,823
10,499
9,960
9,611
8,637
36,529
28,139
16,266
7,947
16,510
12,311
11,108
3,550
9,841
3,474
3,412
10,916
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
$2,383
2,857
8,591
10,883
11,443
10,098
16,438
5,703
8,708
41,366
(2)
8
Average
rate
Total
of
normal
tax,
and
noraddimal
tional
and
tax.
additional
per
cent.
$929
5,313
9,823
10,499
9,960
9,611
8,637
36,529
28,139
18,649
10,804
25,101
23,194
22,551
13,648
26,279
9,177
12,120
52,282
(2)
0.263
.174
.370
.483
.565
.629
.637
.733
.833
.710
.888
1.184
1.301
1.815
1.490
2.203
2.679
2.592
3.009
3.443
(2)
(2)
5.556
5.125
(2)
1.996
I
1
1
281,150
5,623
45,629
51,252
220,398
164,099
384,497
Grand total
16,000
722,008
1
3,850 38,506,976 14,743,000 13,349,225 11,019,900
Total
Women making separate returns from
husbands
37
1,019,158
.998
3 887:
1
2
Nontaxabla; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Class3s groupad to conceal the net incom.3 and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
65
STATISTICS OF INCOME,
TABLE 2a, PERSONAL INCOME TAX-DISTRIBUTION OF BECOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the n umber of returns, vet income, and total tux—Continued.
LOUISIANA.
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952,210
448,270
330,423!
778,693
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254?910!
1.519
i 4,,
1
Nontaxa^'e: specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
* C!as?e« <rronped to ^onceai the net income and identity oi the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
35884°-—18
5
66
STATISTICS. OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; shotting for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
!
Exempt ions for
norma 1 tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
Specific
exemption.
Net
i income
subject
to
i ivinormal
dends.
,*x.
499 $1,755,284 $1,934,000 ^238,671
$36,100
245,067
7,967
201,000
67
120 432
480 2 143,932 1,838.000
185 500
370 2,035,147 1,423,000
83.947
528,200
243 1,563,793
287,843
922,000
353,950
193 1,452^622
274,172
729,000
449,450
954,391
112
228,641
424,000
301,750
969,072
102
211,772
386,000
371,300
296 3,604,156 1,108,000 1,179,406 1,316,750
125 2,171,475
800,275
470,000
901,200
93 2,095,824
798,824
348,000
949,000
46 1,251,211
544,261
177,000
529,950
53 1,854,175
909,775
207.000
737,400
29 1,312,660
640,110
105,110
567,550
21 1,147,089
513,389
83,000
550,700
747,480
12
458', 130
15,000
244,350
897,671
12
593', 221
45,000
259,-450
410,905
193,055
20,000
197,850
289,327
221,027
10,000
58,300
3
53,000 1,009,351
719,0501
15 1,781,401
(2)
I2)
(2)
.
(2)
2
2
()
(>
(*)
(2)
850,303
628,853
11,000
2
210,450
()
(2)
(*)
$3,000-84,000 *
$3.000-54,000
$4 000-85 000
¥5,000-86,000
$6,000-87,000
$7,000-^8,000
$8,000-89,000'
$9,000-810,000..
$10,000-815,000
$15,000-^20,000
$20,000-125,000
$25,000-130,000
$30,000-840,000
$40,000-850,000
$50,000-860,000
$60,000-170,000
870.000-880,000
$80,000-890,000
,
$90.000-8100,000
$100,000-8150.000....
$150,000-8200,000....
$200,000-8250,000
$250,000-8300,000....
$300',000-8400,(XX)
$400 000-3.500,000 .
$500,000-81,000,000. .
$1,000,000-81,500,000.
$1,500,000-82,000,000.
$2,000,000-13,000,000.
$3,000,000-84,000,000.
$4 000 000-85,000 000
$5,000,000 and over.
Classes grouped 2
j
;:;;;;
Additional
tax.
$722
3 710
10,564
7,079
$', 989
6,035
7,426
26,335
18,024
18,980 " s i ,'937
10,599
2,812
14,748
6,900
11,351
7,767
11,014
9,333
4,887
7,130
5,189
11,793
3,957
5,358
1.166
5,558
14,381
43,912
(2)
(2)
(-)
(2)
-1,209
35,640
(2)
S722
3,710
10,564
7,079
8,989
6,035
7,426
26,335
18,024
20,917
13,411
21,648
19,118
20,347
12,017
16,982
9,31?
6,724
58,293
(2)
(2)
39,849
(2)
L.
!
ie,666
902,96C
2,822
i
!
0.295
.173
,519
. 453
,619
. 632
. 766
.731
. 830
.998
1.072
1.16S
1.456
1.774
1. 608
1. 892
2.267
2. 324
3. 272
3.582
6.129
4.686
5.226
i . .
i
i
|
260,20C !
626,760
Total
2,783 30,435,945| 10,555,000 10,569,882 9,728,45(
Womenraakms:separate returns from
j
husbands
:
41
Grand total
Amount
of
normal
rax.
! Average
rate
of
Total
tax,
normal
norand
mal
addiand
tional
additax.
tional
per
cent.
1
i
5,204
38,658
43,862
194,568
176,798
371,367
•"
1.22(
1
!
i
1
Noitaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
*.Cla338s grouped to coiseal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
67
TABLE 2a. —PERSONAL INCOME TAX -DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES: showing for each elms
(he number of returns, net income, and total tax-Continued.
MARYLAND.
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
a nd
additional
per
cent.
E x e m p t i o n s for
normal tax.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
$3,000 $4,000 . . . . . . . .
$3,000-54,000........
$4,000 $ 5 , 0 0 0 . . . . . . . .
$5,000 $ 6 , 0 0 0 . . . . . . . .
$6,000-$7,000........
$7,000 - $ 8 , 0 0 0 . . . . . . . .
$8,000--$9,000........
$9,000-$10,000.......
$10,000-$15,000......
$15,000 -$20,000......
$20,000 -$25,000......
$25,000-$30,000......
$30,0 )O-«S4),030.
$40,000-150,000 .
$50,000-$60,000..
$60,000~$70,000.
$70,000-180,000.
$80,000-$90,000.
$90,000-SI 00,000
$100,000 §150,000....
$150,000-$200,000....
$200,000-1250,000....
$^50,000-$300,000....
$300,000-1400,000....
$400,000-$500,000....
$500,000-11,000,000..
$1,000,000-11,500,000
$l,500,000-$2,000,000
$2,000,000-13,000,000
$3,000,000-$4,000,000
$4,000,000-$5,000,000
$5,000,000 a n d o v e r . .
Classes grouped I . . .
Specific
exemption.
Dividends,
Not
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
j
] Amount
j
of
j normal
j tax.
!
Additional
tax.
Total
normal
and
additional
(ox.
», 068, 822 S5, 627,000 $651,396
1,447
18,279 8100,850
947 129
828,000;
$2,0171
276
82,017
364,418
L999 118
879,OOOi
15,114!
1,562
15,114
755,700
508,000! 644,884 1,378,250
27,565
1,188 6,531,134
27,5651
238,000
677,159 1,594,If0
309
31,883!
852
31.8S3
696 ,395,000
775,796 1,567', GOO 3l,3£8|
632
31,3;" 8
337 ,843,000
701,937 1,573,400
31,468!
486
31,468
271,000
773
351,873 1,568, £00 31,378!
336
31,378
155 ,8-3,000! 3,014,455 5,705,700 114,114
114,114
1.023
,
922,
OOO!
855
4,510,5£0
90,2111
2,386,305
90,211j
511
097 ,321,000| 2,052,747 4, £05,3^0 90,101
97,327!
348
$7,220
727,000
054
2,848,0£0
56,961
1,731,004
70,113
193
13,152!
825,00 2.566,163 4,162,350 83 , 24
513
217
29,662I 112,909
475,000
498
3,120,2.-0
62,405'
94,601
123
1,854,248
32,196!
348,000 1,845,949 2,771,000
949
55,420;
91
41,762! 97,182
212,000 1,203,6! 3 2,078,800
453
41,576!
55
. r 0,115| 91,691
j
132,000
390
30,466
64,C08
963,020 1,523,300
35
34,440!
125,000
510
1,447,150
28,943^
68,033
1,120,360
32
39,020;
183
25,387! 38,8671 64,234
744,833 l,268,3"0
22
84,000
242
50,580; 102,181 152,761
137,000 1,614,242 2,529,000
36
086
46,952! 142,872 189,824
101,000 2,020,486 2,347,600
26
076
970,600
19,412! 84,578j 103,990
9
33,000 1,155,476
(2)
i2)
I
(2)
.
2
20,0111
6 2,123,001
110,528 130,539
24,000 1,098,451 i 1,000,550
(2)
2
15,000! 794,977 1,735,800
4 2,545,777
34,716! 182,065 216,781
2
(")
4,876,897
21,000| 1,659,247 3,196,650
(2)
!579
. 662
.764
.983
. SOS
1.023
1.235
1. 321
1.495
1.736
1.957
2. 622
2. 479
2. 527
3. 063
3.569
4.247
4.816
6.133
6.149
7.088
8.515
! 10.979
63,9331 411,591! 495,524|
Total
9,516 121,009,054 35,944,000 32,014,428 54,260,2001,085,204 1,320,319 2,405,523
Women
making
separate returns
from husbands...
158
Grand total
0.213
.216
1.98S
j 9,674
* Nontaxable; specific exemptian and dividends exceed net income.
% Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
68
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME T A X - DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Inccmo class.
Number Total not
of re- income.
(urns.
p, 000 -$4,000*
*:t ,000-¥4,000
$4,000-$5,000
$5,000 f6,000
$6,000 47,000
$7,00048,000
18,000-19,000
$9,000-810,000
$10,000-$l. c ,000
$15,000420,000
$20,000 -$ 2 ".000
$2." ,000-* 30,000
$30,000440,000
$40,000450,000
$£0,000-$60,000
$60,000-170,000
$70,000 4 80,000
$80,000-190,000
$90,000-¥100,000
$100,0004150,000....
$l£0,000 $200,000
$200,00042/0,000
$250,000-$300,000
$300,000-$400,000
$400,000-$£00,000
$£00,000-$l ,000,000. .
$1,000,000 4 1 , - 00,000.
$l,f 00,00042,000,000.
$2,000,00043,000,000.
$3,000,000-$4,000 00.
$4,000,00045,000, W .
$. r ,000,000 a n d o v e r .
Classes g r o u p e d 2
7P6
998
£60
£09
8P2
415
159
439
680,
0011
666
815
474
326
232
169
131
92
261
117
75
36
41
17
Specific
249,>, 600 "21,440,0001! 2,113,545
980,),O33 2,388,()00 ! 205, 633 $386,400
$7,728
$7,728'..
433,147 18,910,000J 1,568', 647 1,954, £00
39,0P0
39,0P0 . .
5 3 8 , " " 13,431,000!
"- ~~
' I,411^659
"'
£3,910
4,695, £00
93,910 . .
83,498
414,
4174£00
9,497,000 2,742,641 4,174,£00
83.4P8..
i 01 AAA 2,459,748j
n A ~f\ *r A Q 4,581,600
91,632
172,348 n7'131,000!
91,632 . .
- 2,280,762 4,406.0.0
88,121
017', 812 5,331,000
88,121.79,£00
038,
4,373,000 2,670,578 3,995,000
79,£00 .337,843
12,954,000 12,251,647 16,892, If 0 337,843 . .
037,
238,265
6.300,000 10,841,0- 2 11,913,2:0 238,265:.
3,761,000 8, £58.8f 6 10,084,050 201,6811 $19,432 221,113
?,511,000 7,857,7^2 ,P49,6-0 1£8,9£3|
43,370 202,363
3,018,000 12,726, £78 12,880, P.'O 257,619 108,277 365,8P6
316,531
i1,779,000
Tin r\r\c\ 10,003,74f
\ r\ r\r\r> *7 4Z Q r KI Qflf)191,026
125,£0'
13f
1,227,000 7,8; 3,1
! 7!eoo 176,952 149.31T 326,271
8£4,000 7,581, 862 6,780,200 135,804 162,23? 298,036
637,000 5,15' 655 6,827,600 13«,££2 165,253 301,805
£04,000 5,236, 266 5,151,£00 103,030 162,968 265,998
347,000 4,550, 7S0 3,883,250
77,665 149,751 227,416
992,000|14,350, r94 16,424,0. r 0 328,481 770,34e ,098,827
842,116
449,000! 9,5£0, 04910,401,000 208,020 €34,O9f
2f0,000 7,655, 522] 8,7S3,2fO 175,665| 641,377 817,0 2
93.369, 416,540 £09, £09
139,000 5,010, 9731 4,668,4fO
156,000 5,996, 143| 7,873,300 157,466' 714,358 871,824
91,£5li 434.792 526,343
67,000| 2,795, 8471 4,577,5/0
223,0911 ,£38,4391 ,761,£30
120,000110,208,
598111,154,550
2
(3)
(2) i ' (2)
(8)
i( )
13.344
7,432,636
16,000;
681,836! 6,734,800 134,
744,982
879,678
Total
31,470 474,292,762 118,652,000164,362,3071195,582,400 3,911,648 6,981,03710,892,685
Women
making
separate returns
from husbands
821
Grand total
0.259
.174
.481
.£08
.647
.733
.724
.803
.820
.£87
1.105
1.277
1.484
1.820
1.957
2.391
2.442
2.590
3.459
4.120
4.884
5.193
6.216
7.074
8.199
9.996
2.297
32,291
1
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
69
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a. PERSONAL INCOME TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOB STATES AND TERRITORIES; shon ing Jo, tach class
//;<
n u m h t r
o fr e t u r n s ,
ntt
i n c o m e
a n d
total t o r
C
i
d
MK'UHJAN.
K\omi>!i<sn->
animal v,)\
Ill 'Ciim 1
brr i Total n-»(
of re- i r r o r m \
lli< f m e
!
i mai '
A in 01 :n
of
normal
norini'!
IV i•inial
J
S'3, 570,^74*7.343,00')
$3,00) v},00()'-.
$4/)) I
,*5/ni
Hi.nil
S7,'M»
'•5,0)0
J
« ),000_
*7,0T)
s
-\0)0..
10')
' 1,72>
l,;r5
'
07')
..
7, 7lO>^9 f>.70»]000
7. l°i,^s'l 5,21.000
541
1 5)7,5')i
124 4 01 .,523
1.2J7 r>,7r>,MW)
()*)() 11. 412,92-.
}lV)i'
$2 V > ' (
#21,0 )
0 1 ^5 1,0 )f>.
0 i t "«50,0 )')
.')M S70,0Y).
$7).'/ M ! - ^ 0 , 0 ' ) > .
$•<'),') i ) ^ 9 0 , 0 ) 0 . . . .
i i M,U i I-^IVJ.OOO*.
$!.>•, ) >i - ^ 2 ) ) , 0 I1)...
$2." »/) i 1-^3') V ) K » . . .
M )), )M S 4 0 0 , 0 ) 0 . . .
$4)),0 i S o ) 0 , 0 ) 0 . .
j ^ ) ) / ) ,' ~^]/)0 ),000.
94
iYj.
5 Iio!n2)
4. Oil. 024
n
2! ^02! 701
2* 2. 75>. 412
SS 10,S20, 195
4fi 7,91»7,72-J
11
12
5
7
1
3! O.V)j 712'
4.417.02?
2,271,700
4.439.519
(-)
S. 45
<vn. ioo
r,5>.' 5 0
'.'> 4,S39
75). 5 1 . m.300
\ 0 7 1 l.t.h?.9OO
H , 1 $7 . . . .
2 ). 00 > .
3i.25-s . .
.5! H 7 . . .
2,007.000
l,()1),000
o. OH. 019
2,531,00'*
l,4>L0)n
7^7,000
1,2^2000
f>3 t,00"
3(>0,0f^
2^,0'K)
i s ; . 000
127,000
112,000
,345,000
177.000
9")7,50<i 1 . 5 H . 0 7 )
SV..123 1 5{).4')0
3).t
3).dOs
f>, [0.., 150 122.1
122.119
1»1,97S
-22
93
799
.
3.471"-, 1M7 3. 417 4'V)
75.701
1 M5.S15 2.2")>.5")0
45 (in
r,.c,7
r^.r.sN i «}->s
5.vjs.02i 4, hMi, 950
^. *-!)7 2^^ 2. si i, 7Vu
5.!:>i5
! i ! 172 lOJ^O?
1 373
2. 15".. 12'i 2, ^ i . 5 ) 1 )
P (70
H.154
O'S.-21 1 7« 1
1 S35 724 i.'i.Y7, 500
i'», 1 1 •
11, 17 > SO. 021 2 0m»
I, 04s. 5<>7 I 75). 100 35. 1^2
1\7tO
s j 912 2 33'
1 5 H . 401 1. 112,300
22,2!')
4^.7^^
m 031 2 VtU
1.1*>9,3;2 1,175,050
fi 1) ( U)45 4,3')S W
"".! 105 2")>'O7<! 312! h i
3 .(2
5, 12). 429 2.lx'il.300
5i.22'> 25-!, 917 307.17* 3.-.V,
21,299 1 ^.M)9
KO 19- 1 21'>
42! 00!) •!>. 27t>." 2H2 'lVl\ 15)
Ii,dl9
1V2, 137 117,0^M
»
' ^21
H.000 3.070,^73 1,202,150
25. * 1 s 221,13? 219. 975 5. • 5<»
19,000 1.075,150 1 177,5V)
2t.5-)l
12S,(.,<32 r.^^s-i •; -J2
2\0!»0 "I 421. M«J
'n<) 700
19,791 2,4,71!'.
111.")!!) 7.017
(-1
'
(-)
\~)
(•"
(-1 '
(2)
10 9 s s
» ', M )-S2?0 M,000.'.
i V i n - s v ) M'.OOO.1
)). JM-^0,0 )V) )0.
• ) , 0 i ) ( ) : i ' i d
O i i T . .
1
(->
-;
(-1
C-t
(-}
ii.tinr.
.
4,349,049
S,0l)H
1,932,299
2 . 409, (N")0
4S. ly 3
117,7-52
495,925....
Total
11,294 102,533.191 43.002,00 >('.}. s70.637 55 141.059 ], 10<>21 2.231, Mil 3,310. (,-'„
Women
making
'
separate returns j
'
from h u s b a n d s . . . .
154|
2.055
Grand t o t a l . . . . . 11,448!
1
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2
Classes grouped to conceal tha net income- and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
70
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a. -PERSONAL INCOME TAX-DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of return*, net income, and total tax—ContiiuiosL
MINNESOTA.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income. Specific
turns.!
exemption.
$3,00O-$4.000 l
,304 $4,578,,439j$5,153,000|
599,
498,000;
166|
13,000-14,000
5,347,000;
,3721 6,139,
H000-$5,000
900! 4,941, 608 3,503,000,
$5,000-56,000
652J 4,223, 5341 2,524,000i
$6,000-47,000
448 3,374,,424; 1,755,000;
S7,000-$8,OOO
343i 2,913, 8811 1,338,000
$8,000-89,000
2721 2,5S8, 137| 1,059,000;
$9,000-810,000
743 i 9,057, 925! 2,895,000!
810,099-$15,000
372! 6, 444, 129! .1,439,0001
$15003$20000
832,000;
214) 4, 785. 264j
$20,003-$25,000
"~"
453,000;
116 3,168, 601!
825,000-830,000
5S7,O0Oi
153| 5.201, 60n|
$30,000-840,000
4,380, 101!
379,090)
343,000-850,000
3,871, 899!
280,0001
$53,000-860,000
3,090, ,485;
183,000
$50,000-$70,000
2,147, 214
107,000
$7(),000-$80,000
2, 383,,163!
104,030
$80,030-$90,000
2,053,,557!
87,000
$93,003-8100,000
4,852,,918!
153,000
$193,030-1150,000.
f
3,043,
65,000,
,
764
$159,003-8200,000.
1,981,, 728i
34,030!
1233,030-1250,000..
1,312,,701!
23,000
i$2i9,033-$300,000
|
2,095,,484'
23,000]
$333,O33-$400,OO0....!
1,741,
15,0001
.2771
$433,033-$ 500,000
!
(2)
( 2 )'
#533,030-$1,000,000..
81,033,030-81,500,000.
)
$l,533,030-$2,000,000.i
$2,033,030-$3,000,000.
83,033,000-44,000,000.
$4,030,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000 a n d o v e r . .
12,000
2,300,454
Classes g r o u p e d 2
Total
Women making
separate returns
from husbands....
Grand total
Not
income Amount Addisubject
of
to
normal tional
tax.
normal
tax.
Pividends.
tax.
$392,604
18,857,
254,883 :
4S7,258
607,384
545,174
591.481
636,537
2.630,826
2,385, 479
1,987,764;
1,419,651!
2.389,355
2,229,951
2,245,449
1,890,135
1,155,714
1,598,163
1,252,757
2,869,118
1,854,014
1,352,728
793,001
1,171,184
940, 527
(2)
0s)
I
1,914,104
$83,0501
537,300
968,350
1,092,150
1,074,250
984,400
901;6001
3,542,1001
2.619,650
1.965,500
1,298,950
2,225,250
1, 780,150
1,345,450!
927,350j
884,500,
681,000 :
743,800;
1,827,800!
1,123,750|
595,000!
499,700!
901,300;
785,750!
8
374,450,
7,431 93,201,384 28,840,000 35,585,099 29,763,450i
SI,661
10,746
19,367
21,843
21,485
19,688
18,032|
70,842!
52,393
39,310
25; 979
44,505
35,603
25,929
18,547!
17,690!
13,620!
14,8761
36,556;
22,475i
11,900!
9,994
18,026
15.715
(
$1,661 0.277
.175
10,746
.392
19,367
.517
21,843
.637
21,485|
19,688
.676
18,032
.697
70,842
.781
52,393
.813
43,627
$4,317i
.912
33,926 1.071
7,947!
63,882 1.228
19,377!
63,434 1.448
27,831|
60,936 1 574
34,007i
48,565 1 619
30,018!
45,314 2 110
27,624'
50,546 2 121
36,926|
50,5891 2 452
35,7131
112,992; 149,548! 3 082
86,962i 109,437 3 595
73,793!
85,693 4 324
58,406
68,400 5.211
116,594| 134,620 6.424
10S.899! 124.614! 7.156
7.070
9.012
&I
7,487 176,607
595,269
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
addi1 tional
I Per
cent.
184,094
958,013 1,553,282
1.667
125!
7,556!
12 Noitaxable; SDeciie exietmtioi and divide*.is e^cesi net hicome.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
71
STA VISTi C S O F 1N C 0 M E.
TABLE 2 a . - PERSONAL INCOME TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total fc^r-—Continued.
MISSISSIPPI.
E x e m p ions for
norm*il t a x .
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
n ,ooo-$4,ooo i . . . . . . .
13.000-14,000
$4,000-15,000
15,000-16,000..-.,....
$6,ftOO-!l&7,000........
$7,000-$8,000........
$8,000-89,000........
S9,000-$10,000
110,000-415,000
$15,000-420,000
..
$20,000-1$25,000......
$25,000-130,000
.130,000-140,000......
$40,000-850,000.
$50,000-860.000......
$60'000-470,000......
$70j000-$80,000. .
$80'000-$90,000 . . .
l90;000-$100,000.....
$100,000-8150.000....
$150,000-4200,000....
$200 000-$250'000 . . .
$250,000-4300,000....
1300,000-1400,000....
$400,000-1500,000 . . .
$500 000-41 000 000 .
81,000,000-81,500,000.
$1,500,000-12,000,000.
$2,000,000-83.000,000.
?3,000,000-$4,000,000.
$4,000,000-15,000,000.
$5,000 000 and over
Classes grouped 2
262
39
201
176
120
70
75
59
176
104
55
31
27
14
8
4
1
6
3
1
Specific
exemption .
Dividends,
$912,164 SI,040,000
143,544
117,000
775,000
902,727
681,000
963,253
464,000
774,180
269,000
524,221
292,000
635,795
226,000
556,047
681,000
2.159,972
400.000
I)788,354
214,000
1,211,230
121,000
852,661
105,000
954,008
54,000
617,191
30,000
431,114
14,000
2fi3,860
(2)
549,969
332;856
(2)
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
$74,110
8,144
818,400
39,927
87,800
79,353
202,900
225,350
84,830
194,150
61,071
244,250
99,545
257,300
72,747
309,822 1,169,150
197,804 1.190,550
184,080 ' 813,150
560,950
170,711
656,150
192,858
505,100
58,091
255,450
145,664
200,950
48', 910
(2)'
(2)
21,000
12.000
56,369
20,906
(2)"
(2)
472,600
299,950
(2)
$368
1,756
4,058
4,507
3,883
4,885
5,146
23,383
23,811
10,2P3
11,219
13,123
10,102
5,109
4,019
(2)
9,452
5,999
(2)
(2)
8388
1,756
4,058
4,507
3,883
4,885
5,146
23,383
23,811
17,317
13,547
17,224
14,075
8,951
7,135
(2)
0.257
.194
.421
.582
.741
.768
.926
1.083
1.331
1.429
1.589
1.805
2.281
2.076
2.704
2. 701
10,199
7,643
(2)
19,651
13,642
(2)
3.573
4.099
5.256
$1,054
2,328
4,101
3,973
3,842
3,116
i
i
::;::::::::::::::::::|::::::::::
i
::::::::::
. j
.
8,000i
45,500j
1
258,650
1
"•"
205,150 4,103
Total
1,432 14,831,796 5,524,000 1,950,442 7.559,300
Women making; separate ret urns from
8
husbands.........
Grand total
Amount
of
normal
tax.
Average
rato
i Total
of
tax,
Addi- ! normal
and
nortional I addimal
tax. ! tional
and
tax.
addi
tional
per
cent.
151,186
7,612
11,715
43,868
195.054
1.315
1,440
1
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
* Classes grouped to concaal the not income and identity of the taxpayer whore only ono or two returns
appear under a distribution.
72
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY OLA.SS3S, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
MISSOURI.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
$3,003-84,000 1
$3,000-14,000
$4,O03-$5',O00
$5,000-86,000
$6,000-17,000
§7,000-$8,000
1
$8,000-$9)000
1
$9,000-810,000
j
$10,000-$15,000
i
$15,000-$20,000
1
$20,000-S25,000
$25,000-$3.),000......|
$30,000-140,000
!
$40,000-S50,000......i
$50,000-.$60,000
!
$()0,000-$70,000
j
$70,000-180,000
j
$80,000-990,000
!
$90,000-$100,000
i
$100,000-?150,000....'j
$150,000-8200,000
$200,000-^250,000....
$250,000-§300,000....
$300,000-$400,000
$400,000-:* 500,000....
$500,000-11,000,000 . .
$1,000,000-51,500,000.
$l,500,000-$2,000,000.
$2,000,000-33,000,000.
$3,000,000-S4,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over..
Classes g r o u p e d 2 . . . .
Specific
exemption.
Dividends.
i
2,549| $8,932, 922:? 10,0 :sl/H'H) $817,454
58) 735
1,2,10, 335! 1,029,000
390,860:
2,392 10, 072, 3i0| 9,253,000
798,8 >4:
1,522 8,33), 414! ",851,0001
887,122
999 6,453 922! 3,835,000}
931,821
718 5,309, 2211 2,793,000
575 4,858! 050; 2,197,000 1,048,000
4281 4,058 037! 1,(39,000 1,039,087
1,295 15,073! 0;>7j 4,959,000 4,73 », 517
025 10,773) 8561 2,405,000 4,259,000
354 7,933, 099! 1,348,000 3,390,199
858,000 3,005,901
224!
0,118! 151
283] 9,827, 050; 1,091,000 4,958,150
477,000 2,974,09J
12JI 5, (37, 946
343,000 3,080,50;»
89! 4,85 i,
246,000! 2,198.020
64 i 4,209,
138,000 1,534)5'*).
3ii 2,717,
112,000 1,492,585:
29^ 2,445,
72,000i 1.043,724
19! 1,850,
20 :>, 000] 3,505,132
54] 6,407.
102,000: 2,9i)7,231
20!
4, 400)
601.927
23.000!
6l 1,295,
35)000] l,03>)C52
9i 2,429!
54,000!
14' 4,95l!
2;
10,000, 530,08:1!
4] 2,2ii7,73;i
2!
3,324,807|
14,000 2,3157,117'
Net
income Amount
of
subject
i normal
to
tax.
normal
tax.
§172,600|
S3,452
1,028,450!
20,509|
1,080,550'
33,011
l,731,800j
34, C3C>!
1,044,400! 32,888!
1,012,450)
32,249|
l,379,950|
27,5991
5,977,5501 119,551 j
4,109.850
82,1971
3,194)900
(3,898!
2,254,250]
•35,085;
3, 777,900!
75,558|
2,18-",850i
43,7371
1,432,900;
28, 058
l,7*.i4,850i
35,297
1,<)44,55OJ
20,891
840,550
16,811
751,100
15,022
2, t'3 1,000
52,720
1,331,2001 2 i, 024
010,850i
12,217
757,400!
15,148
2,(30,900!
52,618
2
( ) I (2)
1,721,050]
34,433
(2)
|
i2)
943,750
12,7871147,069,303149,177,00052,640, C35I47,217,200
Total.
I
I
•
Women making sep-j.
arate returns from j
husbands..
169i
IGrand total
12,956
1
2
18,875
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
Additional
tax.
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent.
S3,452 0.274
. 193
20,509
. 403
33, (ill
, 537
34, <3>
. 013
32,888
. 004
32,249
, t-80
27,5991
.7(3
119,551
.703
82,197
$7,508 71, 4001 .900
14,285 59,371)! . 970
39,029 114,5871 1.100
33,819
77,550 1.370
40,929
69,587 1.433
14,589 79,88o 1.898
37,219 58,110 2.139
3 i, 890 53,701 2.196
33,7521 48,774 2.013
151,553! 204,27r 3.188
137,2121 1(3,83
3.723
51,642!
(3,859 4.928
107,329! 122,477 5.042
2J4,15.31 310,770 6. 398
7.052
(2)
(2)
158,773 103,200 8. 520
(2)
2
9.282
()
270,296j
289,171
944,344 1,428,9832,373,327
1.614
i
Nont ixable; spsciiic exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Class3> ?roup3d to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
t h e ' n u m b e r of r e t u r n s , n e t i n c o m e , a n d t o t a l
t a x — C n i d
MONTANA.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
iNura-i
1
\ ber j Total net |
of re- income, I Specific
turns.;
I extmp1 tion.
Income class.
!
Dividends.
Amount
of
normal
tax.
Additional
tax.
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
!
I
S72,O44-
I MI. i:u
ibKoi-ii £r,!oo'o!!"
1 l',0n
12. I S ] 1
0. 209
. 2 i.">
N2I,2."0
179
131
120
>2
•201
l,15i"2<i'
9X7, 7; 0
1,011.252
' 77 / . 1 M'
2 , "u.i, 111
I').S:.(MIM
5(K0O«U).Y,0OU
:i22.(X'.!
7.si.0 1 1 1 :
:i0,10 I
]5L<00
<:O.72i'
2'.M',7OO
100. HI] •
:i70.(00
12.K210. x.V),
111,202'
4:i."),
l\i,:ii\
:V2\,
»7N ICl ) . 2 l l .
i)i
j.n;.9i:>
25;. 0 /
«77is!'V
(«^7.i(h
!»{»•, 192
r.s'.OO.
:0)',W2
12
ZW-.M
r;()7. :>00
i." 0
1
1.29i,OO.
^,",i)O'i •C..0OO. . .
8 ,nii{) - 7 , 0 0 0 . . .
Averago
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
[:er
cent.
!
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
7.412'
111
701
«,ni,
>,,70l
2V.\
Sl-V»f " "• 110,00: >. . .
i ^ 0,00<). .
' -*'0.000.
:<•".
Il(\rn7
''2^,99!
.iM.2O2
.?;.0,0l:{|-S. 0,0(.«i . . .
S»(i.Oi>fi V 7 0 . 0 0 0
. 2 '.7
! ^7, (>'.•»
>> -. \, .02
•)i
'0.
,'7
:;oo
!•>:'
. 9MJ
. 992
1.057
l.'-l'.
2 071
.5,1.79
1,11".
1«12. M)0
.042
.720
.N<0
199'
2! 211
:i. 427
$; o,Ofi(i >soo,P'.io . .
;>. 70, ">
10,579,
201 >K\S
'.'M. V-7
'-i'O.CCO >200,(!00..
(•-')
S2."(-,niiO s:>oo!uoo..
(3)
(•-•'
7.2-12
8 OCJIHIO .^roo'ooo!!
(*')
$1,000. coo- .si. ;oo,ooo
$!,f00 000 -S2,000,00(1
$2,00)',000-^,000.000
7.221
Si,00(» 000 >i,O(;0 00ft.'
fJ.OO(MK)O-.^5,000,000. . . . .
8 "#,00(".000 a DM :»\rr
2,510,551
Total
1,795 19, ir.7.019
Wonn.-jnnakjni».3ep-,
a r a t e r e t u r n s from!
I
i
husbands . . . . « . . . J
(3!
i
<! rand total
J 1,801!
1
40,000' 1, 19'i, 251,
12!,05<i|
97!,;)00
149,1
141,112
155,270| ,SOJ,44S
!
N on taxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
* Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
74
STATISTICS OF INCOME,
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total lax—Continued .
NEBRASKA.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
83 000 $4 000 *
S3 000-$4 000
$4,000-15,000
$5 000-$6 000
f6,000-$7,000
$7 000-$8 000
»8,000-$9 000
$9,000-110 000
$10,000-$15,000 . . .
$15,000-120,000
$20,000-.$ 25,000
$25.000-130,000
$4O,OOO-$5O,OOO......
§50,000-1(0,000
S('0,000-$70,000
$70.000-$!-0,000
$£Q 000-$80 000
$90,000-$100,000
$100,000~$150,000
$150,000-$200.000....
$200 000 $250 000
$250,000-$?00,000 . .
$300,000-$ 0 0 , 0 0 0 . . . .
§400,000-1^00,000
$500 000 $1 000 000
$l,000,000-$l, 500,000.
<
$l,.-00,000-$2,000,000.
$2,000,000-$3,000,000.
$3,OOO,OOO-$4,OOO,OOO.
$4,0(K),000-$5,000,000.
#5,000 000 a n d over
Number Total net
^f re- income.
tarns.
900
88
791
637
441
240
203
154
384
154
93
43
70
25
13
3
9
8
1
1
1
Classes grouped 2
Specific
exemption.
Dividends.
Net
income Amount Addiof
subject
normal tional
to
tax.
tax.
normal
tax,
177,623 $3,576,000 $262,841
9,197
$24, 900
264,000
298,097
111,902
3 ; 539,202 3,093,000
334, 300
464,596 2,494,000
271, 596
699, 000
314, 592
846,692 1,727,000
805, 100
792,091
285, 941
576, 150
930 000
264, 830
657, 050
799, 000
720,880
312, 778
551, 750
59 S, 000
457,528
4 628.662 1,493, 000 1,231, 81? 1,903, 850
2,655,928
597, 000
967,978 1,090,950
2,036,872
355, 000
950,072
761,800
1,182; 340
166, 000
455,990
5':0,350
2,395. Of!O
269 000 1,015,960 1,110,100
99 000
567, 766
467,C00
1, 134,366
51, 000
346, C05
320,450
718,055
65,350
12 000
120 598
197,948
170,900
35, 000
449', 183
655,083
114, 307
12 000
125, "00
251,807
146, 750
15 000
215 484
377,234
403, 400
30 000
1, 070,496
634, 096
$498
6,686
13,980
16,102
11,523
13,141
11,035
38,077
21,819
15,236
11,207
22,202
9,352
6, 109
1,307
3,418
2 510
2,935
8,128
V
i!
(2)
.
Average
rate
of
Total
normal tax,
norand
mal
additional and
additax.
tional
per
cent.
4 079
7, 089
29, 225
$498
6,686
13, 980
16, 102
11, 523
13, 141
11, 035
38, 077
2 1 , 819
17, 156
890
* : 869
16, 152
761
3, 552
11, 649
6
10, 021
37, 353
0.167
.189
.404
.566
.643
.764
.757
.823
.822
.830
1.175
1.331
1. 424
1.638
1.795
1.778
2 614
2.657
3.489
4.955
v>
f«>
5.948
6. 258
..
$1, 920
2, 683
9 667
6, soo
5, 352
245
\ ?31
230 700
4,614
50, 315
54, 929
Total
4,266 36, 559,607 16,622 000 9,589 875 11,008 950
W r men miking sepai ate returns from
20
husbands
220,179
127, 599
347, 778
Grand total..... 4,286
1
2
929,047
12 000
i
686 347
.951
i
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
75
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.~ PEBSONAL INCOME TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOB STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each dans
the: number nf returns f net income > and total
tax—Continued.
NEVADA.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Num-j
ber Total net
of re- income. Specific
turns.
exemption.
$3,000-84,000 !
$3,000-14,000.
$4,000 -$5,000
....
$5,000-$6,000
$6,000-*7,000........
$7,000-$8,000
1
18,000- - $ 9 , 0 0 0 . . . . . . . .
19,000-110,000.......
S10,000-$15,000......
SI 5,000- $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 . . . . . .
$20,000-$25,000
i
125,000-130,000......
$30,000 $ 4 0 , 0 0 0 . . . . . .
$40,000-$50,000
$50,000- -$60,000......
$60,000-$70,000
$70,000-880,000.
$80.000-$90,G00..
$90j000-$100,000
S100,000-»150.000....
1150,000 1200,000....
1200,000-1250,000....
$250,000-1300,000....
§300.000-$400,000....
$400,000-1500,000....
$500,000-$1,000,000..
$l,000,000-$l,500,000.
$1,500,000-$2,000,000.
$2,000,000-$3,000,000.
$3,000,000-14,000,000.
S4,00O,O0O-|5,000,O0O.
$5,000,000 and o v e r . .
Classes g r o u p e d 2 . . . .
Total
.....i
Women m a k i n g i
separate returns I
from husbauds }
Grand total.....
j
s
69
101
991
401
34 i
22|
$242,764'
34,55S|
437 882,
217,2611
218,06"I
163,49:i!
144,043
132,978|
286,383
211,062,
153,49.
(2)
'
174,140
221,688
(2)
161,94!
362!
^2,000!
1.» j 000 :
1 !i 0U0<
M 000;
U> 000!
)2, 000
'11,0'M i
>2 (HiOi
J* 000!
1
' ooo
i » 000
Dividends.
Net
income Amount
subject
Addiof
to
tional
normal normal
tax.
tax.
tax.
$6,115
1,008
17,282
14,161
7,217
21,395
29,843
40.178
66,533
74,412
86,797
.13,550;
38,600!
47, 100;
76.850'
58.100<
52; 200!
40,800;
128.850!
84^ 650!
38,700!
69,099
3 26,838
86,0501
75,850|
(-)
I
I'O 0001
101,348
40,600
2,799,775' l f 10? 000!
662,226
771,900;
|
772!.
94?!
i,5;7.
1,1(2.
L044I.
816!.
2,577|.
1,6931.
' 774i
2
()
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
$71
942]
1,537
1,162|
1,044
816
2,577
1,6931
I
1,721
1,517!
812|
15,438|
741
1,211!
2,462
2,728
)
1,026)
1,838
3,067!
18,505
0.205
.176
.434
• 705
.711
.724
.614
.900
.802
.562
1.274
1.414
1.231
.838
,661
2;
364i
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income,
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only ontf or two returns
Appear under a distribution.
76
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showingfor*each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
NEW H A M P S H I R E .
Exempt ions for
norma 1 tax.
Income class.
$3 00")
$3 0 1 )
84,0))
$")/)))
$>')))
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
323 SI 138 5U Sl,24s, one
84, 000
10-1, 774
28
1 250, 129 1,058, 000
278
1 177
810, ooc
21-1
1
045 OO' 1
438 oon
S63* 00')
11;
240 OOP
556 5(55
3
i
o
258 oon
08
or;
075
00(
167
93
318
585
159 OOC
781
708 191
I OS
2'*
oon
oon
42
no 379
849
77 000
2!
47 000
12
983
700 375
40 000
11
19,000
4
15,000
280
152
10,000
914,'
28,000
3
OS!
12,000
^1 Ooo l
Si 000
^5,00 )
S'iOM
^7 0 ) )
^ % 'f))) ».o'())()
$9 0 )) ^10 000
Sit) 00 ) ^1") 090
<~><) ())) "2") (K)<)
52") 0 )) <U) 00 ) . . .
$ 3 0 , 0 ) ) -10,000
iHo.nn s-,o ooo
£70,0 )) V 1,000 - - .
$M),')0» MO,000
$9) 0 0 ) slO) 000
$100 ()M s n o , 0 0 0
&200 00 )
S25O,(K)0
fci-P 0 P
SlOO 00 )
v )
Specific
exemption.
! f
!
l
•
i
1
(
*" ")0 ('GO
^500.000
> 100,000...
^500 OIK)
1
£!
('A
005, 904
11, 000
Dividends.
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
Amount Addiof
normal tional
tax.
tax.
Average
rato
Total
of
normal tax,
and
noraddimal
tional
and
tax.
additional
per
cent.
8186.404
5,524
102,029
188,004
210,470
201,249
102,405
178,299
778,800
•818,402
532,131
351,891
129' 899
46D.433
382^ 42,'
234,076
170,530
192', 30;;
631, 85<;
108,58 1
$15,250
89, 500
179.000
220', 550
923 850
14s inr
207
673
419
257,
308
550
43.S
151
8305
1,790
3,580
4.411
4, 477
S305
1,790
3,580
4 411
4' 141
13. 470
S,' vn
153
100
ll J , 010
K, 779
031
r
)"9
2 671
895
3j 317
693
65C
4' 141
13, 470
8,
6, Oil
8 000
16, 519
14, 813
926
717
270
8 107
10, 108
2(5, 383
22, 044
477
QfV>
500
050
500
950
550
950
133' 550
1 14 750
850
osi 050
132 500
$858
1,924
5, 509
0,004
4,895
7,158
•">, 599
•>, 212
0,851
20,690
19,394
C2)
V)
("•)
0.291
.143
. 301
, 399
.519
.532
.644
.649
. 529
. 634
1.053
1.155
1.509
1.187
1.816
2.139
2.455
2.718
2.794
3.986
6.863
7. 499
$")Oo,i)i>) s i . o o ) , o o o
SI.0)0,000 M, >00 000
tf'.V)).MOO ^2,009,000
S2. P ) / ) ) 0 ^3.000,0)0
§ 5,0 )) Olh) M 000 000
$1.0)),0)0 V),000,000.
555,0)) 000 an i o 2 er
Cli-^e <nouped
41. 614
953, 350
19, 067
1
Total
Women m a k i n e
separate returns
from husbands
Grand total
54,501 •"73; 568
•
119. 518
1,704 19 557, 549 0,446^ 000 7,431,532 5,975 900!
138,655
258, 173
1.320
31
1,735
1
8
i
NontaKable: soeciSc eKemotion and dividends exceed net income.
Classes ?ro iped to C3i?3a,l the nat inaoma and il3ntity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
STATISTICS OF INCOME,.
TABLE 2a. PERSONAL INCOME TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax-—Continued.
NEW JERSEY,
Aver-
Exemptions for
normal tax.
age
Net
income class.
Num.her Total net
of re- income.
turns.
Specific
exemption.
Dividends.
income Amount
of
subject
normal
to
normal
tax.
tax.
Additional
tax.
rate
of
Total
normal
and
noraddi- mal
tional and
additax.
tional
per
cent.
*»' IS SS(,
•\ i" r ' Ml 606 ^3") M'U'-MK
1 800,151 1 I1""
V1
M,(00 -\)000_
55() (V»
3 134 15 3 5 SO') 13 2. 0
'"•*> ( 'K1 N> Ov)0
2 50 l 13 77<UKJ 9 7</ i (( 1 115 333
M f'i(. -.7 ()()()
I f)()i
J) 3 r )''( 1 2' 3 3 -7
t) J-J ) (, ;) 2 1 6' "
^7 ( V ^MjOO
.
1 ^ > l 112
I 221
'(<
7 726 73">
V", ( i j V , \ \ l )
l\(]i)
()~)<(> 2 / 6 o { 5 2 5 ; 4 V (\ 1 242 M *)
MO JO * M5 0 0 0 . . . i (•< 21 326 1 "3 7 6 l i K (J " (>16 s")3
M i ' W ^20 000 . .
i's- 17 120 27) 3 7' > /( 0 ) w s ' 7»>
5 L 11 572'75 1 «;•) )'!( ,-, {\2\ t,2,>
"120 OOO y 2o 000 . . .
S 555 H'3 1 i i 0 )()|. 3 i2"i,O«53
*2r> KK> *30,000 . . . .
311
376
5,06 l > j / 0
>30')0C M \ 0 0 0 . . . .
13 OiO 070 U27
214
10/79
01!
'.30 00(
3r 10,00') ^ 0 0 0 0 . . .
1.1SS.S41
15S
S ('"-<) tf]~->
601 ()(»(
3 645 765
V)0 '()«' "60,000
!0 (
417 0(H
vo{) Dor* 70 000,
7,291,707
3,">H (v07
«70'i0'i •'SO 0 0 0 . .
") 169,Sis
2^'J 00(
73
2 701,77/N
l< 5 00(
VsO 000 vniKH). _ .
50
4,310vl33
2,107 133
MO 000 SJ00,0(10
2 (>^3 316
f)O
4 820 7."6
l<.') (KM
MOO 000 sj'O ()(){). . .
4,"7 (KM
6 512 7^6
11* 14 921 i'S6
«150,000 N 2 » ) 0 ( ' 0 0 . . .
2 2 2 (AH
57 10 205 512
5 3" 1,112
6 516 307
{•2DC00O *2.i0 0 0 0 . .
107 (K)0 3 46} 007
2'*
f2*j( ,000 S300 0 0 0 . . .
li '
'. ) ,000 3 120 57t)
" O H 126
t'MH 000 MOO (IOO . .
17
(>7()0( 2,s75,007
5 7{13 107
M0(\000 -500 0 0 0 . . .
7
3 W79.93S
541 Hs
!'"> OOC
<j
}50' ,000 151 000 000...
5.456 810
3". 00' i 2,016 I ' O
*t,o-x)ijoo M.5110000
2
(J;
( -)
$1,5)0 000 >2 000 000
2
( ^^
( 1
i". )
$2 Oioooo--:^ 000000
i " /
%] O'XM'UO M (MIOO(K)
M OiK, - c f ().HX i . 0 0 0 l 1 O('f«
. . . .
1
S4 000 0 0 0 - S 5 . 0 0 0 OOO
$5,000 000 a n d - > u r
( 1 J&Sf S }!TOUp( d l
Total
19.328
Women making
separate returns
from husband . 373
Grand total...,. 19,701
1
2
10 333,4.'0
2 ()()('
7,659.150
^ 2 ( 6 s50
1 ' V ) S()(
2 «j ><» s5(
k
1 ( 37
31.7U)
5s 7 7
3,073 4.7
01,169
»iJ "65
.'» 22N 25(
2 VJ1 55i
2 519 *•"(
11 Os' lf(
S34( 3lH
5 «,7s ,ro
1.010,100
i) r.vi' 00
5,560 200
1 133 700
3 T)9 700
2 IS! 0."0
2.00* 000
lilt
100
7 '-22 200
1 b29 100
2 "16 -500
1 [)23 VO
2 S")l,iOO
2 10°'500
2 101 350
11 >
17 *31
10 3f 7
221 ^ 2
l»>6 (,i2(>
i 1 (1 567 " M O P ,
20,211
*•«) S02
1 '->() 2 7>
4S.537
65,861
i l l 201
^ s (>7 [
is
rr, 191
49 621
10 160
3S sss
US 141
92 1SS
5S,<,26
38 171
57.022
50 1< 0
50,107
(-)
7l0l7
79,112
72 \S7
65 454
87 377
361 7"0
333 130
254 0(i9
219 307
307 76 S
193 KM
3S1,26S
'-)
(-)
;
( ";
)
2,652,300
53,046
s i < 37
31,7 H)
58 597
61,169
64 565
57 SH
50 397
221 7s2
lf-6 (26
130 l S l
101,013
17s S15
177,069
159,721
116 606
122 50s
105,614
126 265
520 1<H
426,018
312 < 35
257 77S1
364.riO
213 3s4
Uo 375
! z)
(~ )
(-J
0.330
.207
.425
.571
.705
.748
.803
.912
.975
1.125
1.181
1.374
1.613
1.840
2.011
2.240
2.450
2.619
3.486
4.174
4.802
5.030
6.297
7.S02
7.979
9.620
9.994
9.862
964 615 1,017,661
254.068.880 74,24 s.000 82,033,825 100 224,100 2.001,4s2 3,540.719 5.515.231
2.183
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Class grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
78
STATISTTCS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.-~ PERSONAL INCOME TAX-DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; shoving for each elms
the wumher of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
NEW
MEXICO.
Exemp ;ions for
norm il t a x .
lucomo, class.
Number Total net
of re- income. Specific
turns.
! exeraption.
$3,000-84,000 <
$3,00O-$4,000
$4,000-85,000
....
$5,000-36,0 0
$6,000-367,000
$7,000-88,000
$8,000-89,000
$9,000-810,000
$10,000-815,000
$15,000-$20,000
$20,000-125,000
$25,000-130,000
$30,000-840,000
$40,000-$50,000
$50,000-860,000
$60,000-870,000
$70,000-880,000
$80,000-890,000
$90,000-1100,000
$100,000-$150,000....
$150 000 $200 000
$200,000-8250,000....
$250 000-$300 000 . . .
$300 000-$400,000
$400,000-$500,000
$500 000-$1 000 000...
$1,000,000-$1,500,000.
$1,500,000-82,000,000.
$2,000,000-83.000.000.
$3,000,000-84,000.000.
$4,000,000-85,000,000.
$5 000 000 a n d over "
Classes grouped 2
169
29
172
91
73
58
32
26
55
37
18
6
14
9
5
3
Total
Women making
separate returns
from husbands
806
Grand total
813
2
1
1
1
$595,059!
102,591
770,007
493,815
466.351
435,321
273,843
247,120
656,266
645,869
398,973
166,993
482,886
377,818
273.465
200.154
305,137
(2)
(2)
(2)
$671,000
87,000
660,00C
357,00(
282,00f.
226,00(
124,000
102,OOC
212.OOC
144,000
70,000
24,000
54.000
36,000
19,000
11,000
15,000
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
Dividends.
Net
income Amount Addisubjectof
to
normal tional
tax.
normal
tax.
tax.
S40,394
3,241
19,907
33,665
42,151
53,471
48,193
38,220
129,516
157,919
69,873
58,193
201,236
152,518
123,215
93,654
117,587
(2)
I2)
(2)
$12,350
SO, 100
103,150
142,200
155,850
101,650
106,900
314,750
343,950
259,100
84.800
227,650
189,300
131,250
95,500
172,550
(2)
(2)
(2)
$247
1,802
2,063
2,844
3,117
2,033
2.138
6,295
6,879
5,182
1,696
4,553
3,786
2,625
1,910
3,451
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(*)
(2)
Average
rate
Total
of
normal tax,
and
noraddi- mal
tional and
tax. additional
per
cent,
$390
479
1,974
1,805
2,255
2,405
3,668
(2)
2
( )
(2)
$247
1,802
2,063
2,844
3,117
2,033
2,138
6,295
6.879
5,572
2,175
6,527
5,591
4,880
4,315
7,119
(2)
(2)
(2)
0.241
.234
.418
.610
.716
.743
.865
.959
1.065
1.397
1.302
1.352
1.48L
1.785
2.156
2.333
1.580
2.834
3.506
(2)
(2)
5.001
595,064
19,000
326,714
249,350
4,987
15,351
20,338
7,486,732
3,113.000
1,709,667
2,780,400
55,608
28,327
83,935
1.121
7
1
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
* Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two return
appear under a distribution.
79
STATISTIC8 OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.--PERSONAL INCOME TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND T E R R I T O R I E S ; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, mid total tax Continued.
NEW
YOR.K
E xempt i ins for
norm.nl fax.
Net
Income
Nuni-i
her | Total net.
of re-! income.
turnsJ
income
subject
to
Specific j Divinormal
exempdends. : lux.
Amount
of
normal
tax.
;,000 $3. 432. 22."
293 S14,061.
• 2.741
9,817,
i.ooo1
7i/)i;
550
us, *20 02.147. 564;12.' i. (MX); 2,171,714 7,30!*, 850
',000: 3 . 681.256 13,318. 100'
110. 313 .">(). 300.
1SJU.-5.
i,000! 4, 772', 190 15,311, 550
$•'.,0.11 $7,000
j 7.
us: 41,102.
!,000! 4, 993.320 15,331, 210,
87,O')i) S S . O O O !
4S3
3 \ 7.S0, 396 V\, 1
367,796 14,352, 600
#8,00') *.),000
109 32,3 V) 478.12.932, 000 5, 136, 178 14,2*8, 000
$o) son:
392| 120,173. 75337; 207, 000 23, 721,953,19.211, 800 1,
S1«\OOM $15,000.
810 9 4 , 3 % , 071J20.5)."., 000 23' 790,57110,010, 500 1,
$15,0')'i S2-),000.
418, 73,47."),
£20.00! I $25,000
0002i; 221,03< !39/<74,
214: HO.001. iuoi s!2.io! 000; 17^ 868, H9'33,<«)3! 200!
£21,00!I £30.000
178; «7.S14,
$30,000-340.000.
300 1,
000 30!
sonj 7.V2N."). 056! 6,
£40,000-$10,000
00024, 771^i56|ll,'2().V ,500
$10,0011 $00,000.
ooo;2i, 333,011 .3 4,7.11. 0001
674! CO, 213. OH1 1,
000116, 747,99031,718, 950
091 ")1. 101. 940| 2,
W\ 900
$70^001 i-jso[()()(). . . .
000:11. 977,470,25,
7921 12.1S7, 3701 2,
!
40,
(i2.").
000 15, 481,181 23, 342, 010
563,
231! 1,
8so,ooo-*90,ooo
•
000 13! 835,952:20,324; 700
172, 3.1, .")02,
1
$100,000 $150,000.. J
000 46 154,555174, 29(1 600 1
372, 124,.-) 73. LI 3
£110,000 $200,00')...
000 32, 451.690:47,661, 650
006' SI.SSI, 346| i!
J20'),0OO--»2f>0,O0l). . . '
000 26, 156, 886'41,615. 500
467' «S,<!27. 386: I.
$2)0,00!) -$300,000. . .
000 20, 2ti3,840,25,143; 200
30 4! 46,020', 010|
$300.01 >0 #100,000. . .
000 27! 090,14()'37,475; 150
«.">,
29."),
290i
165;
S400,000-$100,000. . .
000 19, 722,942,21,962, 350
191' 4 " O « 2 2921
f
SlOO.OlM,¥1,000, 000.
000:63, »01,138163, 75i: 700 1,
99,
$1,000,000-$! ,500.000
000 'M15 J, 74713."), 14li.500
1S7;
$l,500,000-$:2,0O0,000
501,928 17, 782,200
(XX),
20'
51'
$2,000,000-^3,000.000
000 22', 948,204|26,3t 0, 600
23
P,00 f >,000-S 4,000,000'
179,012113. »U5S. 850
00()|24
20
nnr,' 1 \
$4,000,000-$5,000,000,
49l,707|12,t)92i 450
II
$5,000,000and over.*
159,832 2s, 157,
6'
w i m ?4,ooo
Si'o'V) si.ooo
$">,())') Si.000
Additional
tax.
; Total
i normal
I and
! addii tional
I tax.
•<31.051 0.315
146.197
. 235
266,362
. 473
306.231
. 630
30,'i, 621
744
287,012
.S02
285, 760
.883
184,896
. r.sti
810 .
000.810 1.060
491 S7 0,633 870,124 1.184
061 141, 003 ! S23,967 1.373
382,131 1. 518,777 ! L5i;;
110 162, 173 1. 346, .\83 1.789
oso 607, 720 1, 302.800 2. lfi 4
37"' 5SU 357 1, 220'.73«ii 2.372
9 IS 519.274 1. 0.11,192; 2. 492
618,954 i ;
, 79./ 2.673
sli
191 h31,132 1, 037. (.26' 2. US
9s3,571
4,
\ 383' 3.588
M2 2.
, 572! 4.401
233 2, 6:0,339 3.
682,930
3.
515.210! 5.100
310 2,
864 2, 060,670 2, 563,534! 5. 570
503 3 420,548 4. 17O.O51J 6. ,"W)
247 '2. 744.242 3, 243, 489| 7.19s
03 1 9'329, 7221C ,001.750! 8. 262
930 5 625, 7036, 331,633i 9.626
614 3, 571, 21S 3, 92t>, 8f>2i 10.234
812 5; 088,683,5, 616, 49o| 11.366
377 4, 7, 765|4, 291,142 11.32b
849 3, ()S2,OOS3, 335,917 12.261
154 653, 70L' is, 222, St>3 13.341
197
362
231
621
052
760
..
..
..
..
..
..
Total
H), 701 jl,922,S64,651 343,y02,0(X) 635,281,124 950,238,800 19,004,776 58,965,745 77,970,521
Women
making
separate returns
from husbands...
* Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
\ Aver'• age
! rate
: of
;
tax,
I nor| mal
I and
! addi; tional
per
:
cent.
80
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX-DISTRIBUTION OE INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITpRIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
N O R T H CAROLJ NTA.
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent,
Exempt ions for
norm;] 1 tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
Grand total
Dividends.
397 $1,3P8,P30 $1,551,000
120,000
40
143,206
383 1,714,189 1,482,000
317 1,742,293 1,234,000
78 ; , 000
203 1,317,372
559,000
143 1,0.^8,188
39', 000
102
86", 232
336,000
94
888,76f
871,000
227 2,756,661
436,000
113 1,938,101
131,000
35
78^,284
161,000
41 1,114,38"
146,000
38 1,316,31"
64,000
17
743,05f
43,000
11
596,110
2
(2)
(2)
4
300,721
15,000
$3,000-84,0001
$3,030-^4,000
$t,033-$%003..
$5,033-13,000
$6,030-$',000........
$7,O33-$8,OOO
$8,033-$),000
$),030 $10,000
$10,030-815,000
$15,033 -$20,000
$20,003-$25,000
$2"),003-$30,000
$30,000-$10,000
$4O,033-$50,O00
$5O.OO3-$3O,OOO
S3O,O)0-$7O,O0O
$70,033 -$80,003
$$0 0)3-$90 000
$3O',O33-$1O'),OOO
$103,003-$150,000....
$150,003-$203,000
$20 },0)0-$2 50,030....
$2)0 030-$303 000 . .
$33),030~$403,030....
$403 030-$503 000 .
$503,00 3-$l,000,000. .
$l,O30,O00-$l,5O0,OO0.
$ 1,500,000-$ ?,000,003.
!$2,000,000-$3,000,000
$3,030,000-$4,000/iOO
14,003,003-^5,003,003.
$5,000,000 a n d over.
Classes grouped 2 . . .
Total
Women
making
separate returns
from husbands
Specific
exemption.
2
7
3
1
(2)
859,131
534,802
(2)
(2)
28, 000
11,000
(2)
1
(5)
(2)
2
2
2
2
()
(2)
( )
(2)
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
$266,019
4,156
819,0"0
99,589
132,600
193,993 •314,300
19P,172
33 5,200
229,738
2 9,450
211,()32
2">fi,300
219,961:
302,800
853,511 1.032, If0
711,951 '790,1F0
251,98!
401,300
539,23-r • 111,iro
781,85.'
388,450
330,65'
348,400
121,410
431,700
(2)
C2)
152,321
133,400
(2)
440,831
20*, 152
(2)
(-)
390,300
318,650
(")
j
(2)
(2)
i
•
2
(-)
(2)
( )
(2)
Amount
of
normal
tax.
1381
2,652
6,286
6,724
5,589
5,126
6.056
20', 643
15,803
8,026
8,283
7, 769
6,9(;8
8,634
(2)
2,668
Additional
tax.
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
$778
2,514
5,020
4,292
5,329
4,222
(2)
% ,
6,373
(2)
21,035
18,588
0)
(2) I ( £ )
(22)
()
()
()
§381
2,652
6,286
6,724
5,589
5,126
6,056
20,643
15,803
8,804
10,79
12, 78'
11,2(0
13,963
(2)
6,8S0
0.266
(2)
28,841
24,961
(s)
2.821
3.357
4.667
4.441
'. 361
.510
.523
. 591
.681
.749
.819
1.118
.969
.972
1.515
2.342
2.118
2.291
(2)
7.653
2
(2)
2
(2)
7. €81
9.081
j
|
1
38,000 2,625,028 2,076,350
41,527
2,185 24,825,826 8,443,000 8,435,51c 8,365,700
4,739,378
167,314
3/3,405
393,656
560,970
2.260
22
2,20.
1
Nontaxabla; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
3
CUssas gro jpei to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer whero only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
81
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a. PERSONAL INCOME TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES; AND TERRITORIES; xhow-inp for each elms
the number of re turns, net income, >md total tax -—Continued .
NO K.-TM DAKOTA.
E x e m p t i o n s for
Average
•
normal tax.
Income class.
Number T o t a l n e t :
of re- i n c o m e . : Specific
turns.
I
tiorh
.Dividene
Total
Not :
•
1 normal
income i Amount'
and
subject !
of !
normal | tional • addito
i normal ! tax. i
tional
tax.
tax.
!
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cont.
H (hiO-,^4 ()(),) i
$3 000 J'1.000
....
*t 000-JTi 000
*") 000 9-n 000
*i\ 000-S7 000
$7.00.) SS.O00.. , . , .
V\o"oo ^#),ooo
MM'On <10.000
$10,0'JO Sl,">.000. . . . . .
<1"),()' *•> S2O,OOO
£20.00') ."?2'',000
>2;),000-Ss3(),000
«30,0')0 $10,000
£10.000 Jt.V>,O'JO. . . . . .
f ~>O 000 £60 000
>'60.000-$70.000
<7U 000-SNO 000
180.000- 5?W).000
H90 OOO- SI 00 000
*7.*>7
77
1
1 O-'H
62"
21
IS")
si
'^,'S
361,
S90
r
'V'i
601, 770
47J.3")9.
39", .V)l'
;>(0,1>IO'
1
S')"i. 7<!1
,">H
42
107
4 H 603'
2;s.847 :
I'M. 771
172, 33.">:
(-)
2")3.296j
20
10
U
4
J
4
('-
1
1
!
yxii (100
63 000
1 031 000
7'>) 000
:»7"7 o o o
21 I.(KM)
I «)*). 000
41 i.000
20 \ 000
7 >. 000
3 ), 000
;»">,ooo
i ; , ooo
1 UK'O
(-)
o.^,.|
- on
16 44")
572
—, 6 S3
S2 i>70
s i , 0o9'
;o 991
130, 760
361, 491
US, S,">3
107, 797
ISO, 671
6.". 93.V
(-)
111. r>w
.>0 3";0
110 3."0
l s 9 7,"0
171 S."0
211,100
174,300;
i;")9. 600
4153, l.">0
323,300
2.10. 7."0'
132.0"0
2-")6, 100
U), 100
%1S"
•">, 01.")
2,611
.".. 122
1. SOs
2. ^00
."',315
<")
12.">, 7",0
2,:.!.")
(*'\
C )
S(-;33
727
2.194
1.016
S1S7
1! 207
;-, 7M5
?, 49"'
-1,222
>., Lsti
:;, 192
9 269
(.,466
"., 64 s
:-, 3(\s
7,316
L'. S.ll
2,207
3 79,")
3 197
4.222 .
3,4S6 .
X 192
9. 269 .
6, 166.,.
('I)
{*}
0.242
lso
377
,»>Q8
. 735
. S07
.707
.722
1.259
1.208
1. 4S8
1.656
1.184
2.0'JS
(2}
2.4Sf
{")
2.7S9
$2")0.()!)()~$300 00')
#30(U>rKK<MOO,000.. .
s?5o:) 000-!?1 000 000
%] O-'K) 000-SJ .")00 000
Si 50'} 000 £2 000 000
$2,0(10,000-$3,000,000.
i
44 '0( '0 'OOO -%r, ?0( v >\)00
V> 0 (| 0 000 a n d ovor
i
S.5. 100'
1,662,
3. S(iOi
."), 522
219. Of).V 4.."'71.000 2.064, 793 2. 7.")4.2OO'
• M,(M:
11.26()'
66.314
237,170
•iol;ii
1. 17.')
\V"»>mi»n m a k i n g s e p iir.ito r e t u r n s from
1
Uusband.'
Grand
(i
t o l a l . . . . . 1,176
11.«100
143, 070
]
1
1
. 720
j
» Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
a Classes s?roapei to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
35884°—1.8-—-6
82
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INQPME TAX DISTRIBUTION OP INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns? net income, and total tax— -Confirmed.
OHIO.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
Specific
exemption.
Dividends.
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
Amount
of
normal
tax.
$3,O00-$4,000 i . . . . . . . 3,519 $12,366, OS: $13,882,000'.?l, 101,671
44,247 $212,000
417 1,507,247
$3,000-14,000
. - _ - . . 1,251,000!
~~ 522
~ 13,178, OOOl 782,022 1,343.500
,413 15, 303',
$4,000-$5,000
1 3.
$5,000-$6,000
| 2',64." 14, 469,734 10,245, OOOi 1, 390,784 2,833; 950
. 1,
. 11,256 3,016,450
$6,000-17,000
L828J l l ) 807', 706. _ __ n
S7,000-$8,000
1 311
~~' 9,803,933
'- ~"~ """ s; 051; 0 0 0 : 1 , 772,233 2,980,700|
$ , $ ,
995| 8,441,526 3,831,000, 1, 901,326 2,709,230
798! 7,562,097 3,079,000; 1, 825,847 2,657,250
$9,000-110,000
117,822 ), 736,650
!,366 28,957,472 9,103,000 9,117,82210;
$10,000-$15,000
, 179 20,'~~ ,"~- 4,525,000 8 ,055,484
$15,000-120,000
" " ' '"' ~/, 902,550
698 15. 483,034 2,667,000 6, 689,608 6;336,750
$20,000-$25,000......
463 12,7693,358 1,775,000 5, 845,136 5,099,200
$25,000-130,000
719,336|
490 17,130',
$30,000-140,000
473 1,872,000; 8. 218,573 7,039,900
314 14,039,397 1,210,000 -' 315,897 5.513,500
$40,000-150,000......
183 9,983,027
566,577 3; 711,450
$50,0OO-$60,00O......
705,000
112 7,345,275
878,125 3,037,150
$6O,OOO-$7O,OOO
430,000
85 6,385,863 " 327,000
681,313 2,377,550
$7O,000-$80,O00...'...
75 6,639,292
2,687,200
668,092
$80,000-$90,000
284,000
67 6,334,767
092,767 1,983,000
$90.000-8100,000
259,000
152 18,544,548
6,367,250
596,298
$103,000-$150,000....
581)00011!
64 10,937,608!
$150,000-$200,000
244,000 " 939,608 3,754,000
45 10,065,448|
4,058,150
833,298
$200,000-$250,000....
174)000
27 7,508,268j
083,218 3,320,050
$250,000-1300,000....
103,000
19 6,947,778
3,473,600
399,178
$300,000-1400,000
75,000
15 " 532,241
798,491 1,677,750
$400,000-1500,000....
56,000
22 15! 669,336
5,332,000
254,336
$500,000-$1,003,000..
83,000 IO;
1
$l,003,000-$l,500,000.
()
3 5,075,312
10,000 2,949,762 2,115,550
$1,503,000-$2,003,030.
2
$2,000,000-13,000,000.
(2)
$3,000,000-14,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000and over..
Classes grouped 2 —
10,569,928
16,000 9,398,895 1,155,000|
Additional
tax.
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
! AverI age
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent.
§4,240 0.281
$4,240
26,870
26,870
.176
56,679
56,679
.392
60,329
60,329
.511
59,614
59,614
.608
54,184
54,184:
.642
53,145
53,1451
.703
214,733
214,733|
.742
158,051
158,051!
.772
126,735 $15, 783 142,518
.90S
101,984
31, 988 133,972 1.053
140; 7'J8
67, 209 208,007 1.214
110270! 82, 332 192,602 1.372
110,270!
157,468 1.577
239
74,229 ' 83!
137,490 1.872
60,743! 76,74
47,5511 81,
" 008 128,559 2.013
53,744' 100 799 154,543 2.328
39,660 110 043 149,703 2.363
127,345 430 671 558,016 3.009
75,080, 351 499 426,579 3.900
81,163 392 004 473,16', 4.701
5.430
66,401 341 155 407,55(
69,472 366 371 435,843 6.273
33,555 376 740 410,295 6.281
246
7.956
106,640 1,140,053 1,246,693
10.552
()
42,311 483,037 525.348 10.351
10.265
(2
(»5
(2)
21,303 318,822,511 82,096,000 135,911,8971103,431,300 2,068,626 5,653,680 7,722,306
Total
Women making separate returns from
husbands
Grand total
11.580
23,100 1,123,002 1,146,102
2.422
'21,774
1
» Nontaxabla; spaciae exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2 Glasses groups I to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution,
83
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.^PERSONAL INCOME TAX-DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax— -Continued.
OKLAHOMA.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Number Total net |
| of re- income.
JJpeciuc
iturns.
$3,01 ) - 8 4 , 0 0 0 . . . . . . . .
$5,03 ) - $ 4 , 0 0 0 . . . . . . . .
$4 1 ,dJ3-$5,000........
$5,003-86,000........
$6,033-87,000........
87,033-88,000........
88,033-83,000........
$9,033-110,000.......
$10,033-815,000......
$15,033-820,000......
820,030-825,000......
$25,033-130,000......
830,033-840,000......
813,033-850,000......
$50,033-860,000......
$60,033-870,000......
$70,003-$80,000......
$83,003-$90,000......
$}3,033-8100,000.....
$103,003-8150,00)....
$150,033-1'00,003....
$ 203,003-$ 750,00)
$150,030-$300,000....
8303,033-8403,000....
8403,033-8500,000
8503,033-81.000,000..
81,003,000-81,500,000.
$1,503,003-82,000,000.
$2,003,033-83,000,000.
$3,003,033-84,000,000.
$4,033,003-85,000,000.
$5,000,000 a n d o v e r . .
Classes g r o u p e d 2 . . . .
Dividends.
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
344 SI, 200.736 $] ,364.000! $127,515;
l?0, OOOi
$17,100!
14
"
5,5--7i
40
173,4501
70,298
371 1, 672', 748 ,429,OO0|
344,200
131,091
294 1, 613,291 , 138,000
203,419
907.000
416,600!
2351 1, 527,019
734.0001 201,176! 479,900!
lsa: l, 415,076
178,267
458, OOOj
547,000J
183,267
140: 1,
152,510
435,200|
398,000
985,710
689,980 l,613,S00|
285 3, 413,880 ,110,000
663,975 1,448,200
597,000
155 2 709,175
271, OOOi 358,101
931, S00
71 l! 561,001
196,000| 382,237
813,700
50
391,937
547,975 1,153,550
214,000
56 \\ 915,525
447, 773 1,160,8001
156,000
40 1, 764,573
593,490! 1,112,8501
131,000
837,340
380,951j
81,000
358,351
896^ 400
319,130 1,275,750
82,000
676,880
15 \ 149 8>9,250l
41,000
0»'>,399
430,398
31,000
305, fe'00
767, 298
683,103 1,677,050
76,000
4-36,153
323,875
31,000
398,3251
1,043,450
208,174
12,000
618,824
398,650
(2)
(2)
(2)
,
24,000
971,400
1,129,826
125,226
2
2
2
(2)
( )
()
11,000
2, ( )
439,208 1,593,450
043,658
(2)
(2)
2
(2)
()
()
29,024,443
(2)
Amount i Addiof
i tional
normal
tax.
tax.
i
3,469j.
6,8S4|.
8,332i.
9,598}.
9,1601.
8,704!.
32,278.
28,864 .
18,6381
81,395
16,274j
3,568!
23,071
7,957|
23,216!
10,998|
22,257|
16,4911
17,9281
15,551
25,515
25,1 3'
16,585
16,775
14,289
6,118
63,058J
33,541
47,6001
20,869
23,818
7,973
2
() I
19,428j
119,916
31,869!
153.366
(2) I
(2)
(2)
(2)
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent
0.240
.207
.427
,546
.678
.774
.883
.945
1.069
1.283
1,428
1.620
1.939
2.109
2.465
3.020
3.263
2.6C0
3.665
4.897
5.137
5.861
139,344 6.557
8.525
(2)
185,235 9.064
9.330
(2)
11.642
$342
3,469
6,884
8,332
9,5t8
9,160
8,704
32,278
28, P,64
20,033
19,872
31,0 '8
34,214
38,748]
33,479
50,638
33,360
20,407
96,5991
68,469
31,, 791
(2)
12.192
35,000 24,084,945 4,904,498
98,090 3,338,759 3,436,849
'
[J '__ \_[ '
Total
. . . . 2,520j 66,811,462 <>, 736,000 32,905,093 24,455,148 489,103,3,858,694 4,347,797
Women making separate returns from
husbands 2 ........!
6.508
Grand total..... 2,53!
1
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2 Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
84
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a. PERSONAL INCOME T A X - DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each das*
the number of return*, net income, and total tax
ConHniH'd.
OKEOON.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
jNum! her Total net j
i of re- income, i Specific
11 urns.
exemption.
$3,000-14,000 >
$3,000-$4,000
5 4,003-$5,000
$5,000-16,000........
$6,000-17,000
$7,00048,000
$8.000-19,000.
!
$9,000-$10,000
|
110,000-115,000
!
$io,oo:)-$?o,ooo......|
$20,09 )-$^5,000.
i
$?5,000-130,000
!
fU),000-$10,000
'..!
$4O,O00-$5O,OOO
!
$")O,O00-$6O,OO
i
$f)0,000-,$70,000
i
$7O,O00-$80,O0O.
!
$80.000-1,90,000
1
$90,003-S100,000
!
$100,000-8150,000.. ..I
$15 ),o)o-.moo,ooo
i
$200,000-1250,000.... I.
$>50,0)0-$300,000...j
1300,030-1400,000
I
$400,000-1500,000.... I
$500,000-11,000,000.. L
$1,000,000 $1,500,000.!$1,500,000-$ ',000,000.1.
$2,000,000-33,000,000 i.
$3,000,000-14,000,000.!.
$4,O00,O00-$5,OOO,OOO.i.
$5,000,000 and over..!.
Classes grouped 2
j.
Dividends.
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
690' $2,424, 146 $2,745,000 $164,870|.
12,150! $35,3001
681 251,,450i 204,000
522| 2,343,,319; 2,018,000
70,469; 254,850|
349! 1,915, 9S4! 1,358,000
125,984j 432,000!
234| 1,517, 452 i 906,000
137,002] 474,450|
174! 1/208, 352:
675,000J 156,452; 466,900!
476,400!
118.422
126! 1,071, 822i
477,000
118; 276 338,200j
'769, 476! 313,000
81;
655,308; 1,390,9001
245! 2,9S3, 208: 937,000
581,189! 830,600J
106! 1,815, 789: 404,000
49j 1,084, 294:
187,000 318,344; 578,950
506,900
309,0721
35
135,000
950, 972i
409,619! 550,600!
32 1,083, 219
123,000
535,500
514,
943|
26 1.149, 443
99,000!
37,000| 288,861j 217,600!
' 543, 461
207,000!
105,569!
19,000
331, 569
122,409! 158,100!
15,000
295, 509
287,862!
31,500!
15, 000
334,,362
23?, 950
41,650!!
12,000
286, 600
483,923:
235,
250
24,000:
743, 173
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
!
()
24,000
294,180! 1,456,792
Total
J ,2, 775! 24,968,572 10,727,000 5,507,8541 9,219,442
Women making sep-;
arate returns from
husbands
.!
25
Grand total
Additional
tax.
$706
8,
9,4
9, 338!!
9,5?8
0,764I
27, 818!
16,612!
11,579!
10,138
11,012!
10, 710'
4,352 !
4,140
:i. 162
630
8331
4,7051
("
'
$1, 23S;
2,504!
4,372|
7,370i
4,863!
3,947|
4,067!
5,3601
5,314!
21,208
(2)
(2)
2
)
1,774,972
Amount
of
normal
tax.
9,136!
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
$706
5,1
8,640
9,489
9,338
9.528
6, 764
27,818
16,612
12,817
12,6421
15,3841
IS, 080
9,215
8,087
7,229
5,990
6,147
25,913
Average
rat©
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent.
0.281
.218
(2)
. 451
.625
,719
.889
.879
.932
.915
1.182
1.329
1.420
1.573
1.696
2.439
2.446
1.792
2.145
3.487
4.446
()
(2)
7.382
7.805
92,419| 121,555
184,389! 152,662
337,051
1,350
i 2,800
1 Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2 Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
p pear under a distribution.
85
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a, PERSONAL INCOME TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOB, STATES AND TERRITORIES; showmg for each doss
ihi
m nmb< r <>l uttirns.
net hicowt.
(turf total
la >' ( ' o l i i inilPcl.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Average
Kxur lptions for
nomial a\.
Ne
c
>jis<^cla s
jNum-|
j ber j Total net
:' of re-1 income.
turns.!
n inn * 1.000 '
000 *"4,000.
n 000
5.000..
5, 524
919
0', 092
4! *03
3,34(>
2,552
$5 00!) ^ !(HK).
t>0 0 ( 1 ( 1 >> r.ooo.
| 7 000 * \ 0 ( ) 0 .
">H MOO *^,000
ico
10,000.
$ll
M 5,000
$1 i O O P **20,000
1 ('MM ->2">,00o
j 9")(.
K55O
4,551
2,337
1 3sl
S27
1,104
573
11(1(1 "•
1 (>!!{,
i 000 •v -} ),()((', | .
i Oiio >4)!oOo"
'3'
Ml 1 ll '() " M O , 0 0 0
-»« 0 0 v . 0 . 0 0 0
!J 0 ^7 I.OOO
i o
i(i
O'/i,
0 '(
O,l'Ol
-NII.OO )
" l »0,l 0 0
.
29.
211
K>9
IIS
1
M50,o(>0
V
200,o00.
155
<>4
51
5S
31
SJSolooO.
M M) O'H)
MOO 000
V no ,nO\i.
.
iO! 0( M.O'iooOO
11 nom id vM,500,000
^1 > o i (> V 2/)00,o()0
' if.
(> )0 S? 000 000
*3. V) .' '0 M '")') 000
Vt
11
f
"
s
(
Di vile nds.
tax
<19 315 317 ?21 ,(»27 (0i M 914,71s
250
154,573
3 459 S23 2 757, 000
27 °>54 044 23', 2"0, 000 1 3 3,244 2 740, SOO
2(> 500 S42 IS, 354, OOi) 2 N.2,342 5 344, 500
21 (>7(, 791 12, 777, 000 2^792,141 (> 107, (.50
19 149 101 9, 737 000 2 952, O.)l 0 450 450
10 (>40 (14S 7, 145 ()00 2 9 0,94S (> 234, 100
14 74), (. v j ," 92S. 0(h) 2 (»13,539 5 904^ 150
~\>474 942 17', 358,000 12 9( S, 542 25 20S, 400
40 743 sso s. S73, 000 12 157.78 > 19, 713, 1(0
30 9 ° » 55') 5, 257, IOO 10 322,951) | r)) 41(>, 1 on
22 5'.0 t'37 3, J17. 100 <N <iM,7s7 11 3 2, 15'
3s 071. 91<> 4 17S, 00 14 KHI..9'- 20 3sJ, 250
25 72) 120 2,179. '00 1') 09N, 52013', 412, I H i
23 I ' * l ^ S 1, ( 05, 000 S 9(*7.3ss 12 50 ».
?9 U s 3 ' 3 1. IIS •00 * 710, 5^ 5 9 2\i)t S">(t
1 . 030 9S7
797. 'O't 7 322!NS7
7? 91l! 150
{
1
r. s > 729 (01. 00 i> 11 v"<)i s7[70> (,t> 454, ^50
<
11 Is4 270
452, 00 4
073, 10'
(
j->
912 s75 I, 30l! 00 il.SOO.O25 5O.sil, v.
2 > i'37. 993
5^3, 00 14 2 \m 12, 079. f'5O
109, 1
T4, 4S4. N } 9 L'42, 00 7 132. • >« S-10,
10
15. 207. 552
205. 00 7 1' 2, 1 52 7
19. 922.9°3
22 >, ("1 S , (22' 1M 11, 0 7 4 , 550
*>55
14. 459, S25
110, Oil S 4^ \ 525
3'0
27, 5S7 551
147. 0» 15 35,i.()51 12, 090, t')0
12.
(^
13, 00 S, '>"}. "3 4, ^(iS, i 10
4. 711. 7ls
12, ()') 2, 1 is.JH^ 2 0 5 ! 700
<>•!(!
.
1
(I'() MOO">M)
*1 > 0 , >0<
*2(H). KH
V2 0 KH
*3( ) . HH
Specif c
exem r
Moil
. .
income Amount
of
subject
to
normal tional
tax.
normal
tax.
2
I.)
(2 j
j
t >)
1 -)
j
<5 (/•)(• COO
()'y>.
(
i
17,1(>7,7SO
2n s i o >
s~ \ >2 1
>
i)j
( *,i
0>«l,|i>
• i >. ' 1 f
1
(_
1
1
(
\
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
pei
corn
0. 317
. 20i
403
.5M
'-74
749
N()l
1 1^
v
7()5 ) ')s'i
1 >n S(N
2>i !yj i i'^7,t t>7
(17 to', ShM.315
M
2 0 , ( 0 0 1 1 , 9 1 ' 5S0 ,2i7,2'.O
5v)4
^ 4 ! ? ,2
^ , ' 50 33 • <^2
" 5. 53 . «2s) 77 »
1 7, Jin
422 7)2
I~-5,940
H " 2 447.x74
>V7 s ">
1 )S 2_ 5 >nn Ms 3' 7 i» 1
J2<) 007 21 >, ^ 5 i 11 ^2
121. l ? >0'2, 4 0 . >2^ " is
}
MIO, <> 1 , 1 2 ) NM 1 74 > 1 U
241,' 5«3 ^5'». 400 1 . 0 U 1 (»»,{
5( 7, "7o
700,774
142,l«s
'*)
)
\
M0/X.5
54, Mh
lOoj N90
122,I"3
12'). O'H
124, ovo
11s* n v 3
MO 9<>5
54!M(>
100, VX)
122,153
129,000
124. iN2
11S.0N3
501.1(S
394, 2'.2
]'\^ ,532
227! 213
H7, t v >
2 s' s52
251 33?
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
s<>'2, 7"-^
. 9' S
1.0S7
1.215
S 4S7
1 (44
1 "U
? 02(»
2 2(*3
2 49(>
2 s<)7
^ <)()7
4 054
\ 900
5 ..73
(
1, '25 i 1 ^s h 3 2 0
«v 421 '- N22
2. h \ ',01 N 2( S
1. 1 ' i'HI > 0 5 0
177 ^ss 10 131
10 ,,20
'1 3H)
*
13 ")».!,
101,74 . l . " l i , 132 2.u^ » •
Jl. 4S7 ' 4 3.243,991 150,3ls,(00 IV,. W) S92 279.t»71 5,10 5, A*, H O i 2 0M'luO 17 • \z '•
•.'{•uniif return. 1 :.
froni husband:- 1
M)2
<<iand t o i a l . . . . 40,2S»»
1
Noutaxal le; .specific exemption and dividends exceed, net nit ome.
* C' ih-s'irf- grouped to conc<al the j)>H income and idemin of ff < ta\pa\«'r
pr'.sr jndei a distribution
:>nly one or two returns
86
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
RHODE ISLAND.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
$3,000-$4,000i
$3,000-14,000
$4,000-$5,000
$5,000-86,000
$6,000-$7,000
$7,000-58,000
$8,000-19,000
$9,000-$10,000
$10,000-$15,000
$15,000-$20,000
$20,000-125,000
$25,000-133,000....
$33,000-140,000
$40,000-$50,000
$50,000-$80,000....
$50,000-170,000
$7O,O0O-$80,000....
$80,000-$90,000
$90,000-$100,000...
$100,000-$150,000..
$150,000-$200,000..
$200,000-$250,000..
$250,000-$300,000..
$3a0,000-$400,000..
$400,000-$500,000..
$500,00O-$l ,000,000.
$l,000,000-$l ,500,006!
$1 500 000-$2 000 000
$2,000,000-$3,000,00 0.
$3,000,0Q0-$4,000,00 0
$4,000,000-$5,000,00 0.
$5,000,000 a n d over
2
Classes grouped ,.
Total
Women
making
separate returns
from husbands
Grand total
Number Total net
of re- income. Specific
turns.
exemption.
Dividends.
Net
income Amount Addisubject
of
* to
normal tional
tax.
normal
tax.
tax.
562 $1,983,087 $2,197,000 $206,963
177,000
59
4,229
$24,450
205,679
510 2,2i8,347 1,950,000
107,547
210,800
419 2,310,143 1,607,000
237,443
465,700
297 1,930,524 1,129,000
312,174
489,350
859,000
228 1,608,045
310,645
528,400
636,000
168 1,418,667
313,467
469,200
504,000
135 1,275,006
310.803
460,200
454 5,534,923 1,705,000 1,915,573 1,914,350
88'i, 000 1,425,081 1,639,400
230 3,950,461
139 3,112,074 • 529,000 1,318,524 1,2)4,550
332,000 1,008,341 1,004,750
88 2,345,091
495,000 2,166,193 1,906,900
132 4,568,093
173,000
46 2,058,085
907,585
977,500
114,000
31 1,675,804
908,704
653.100
88,000
24 1,507,953
934, 753
545;200
80,000
21 1,553,921
942,371
541,550
61,000
17 1,453,688
986,238
42i, 450
32,000
8
379, 743
334,200
745,943
117,000 2,638,617 1,024,200
32 3,779,817
33,000 1,239,509
9 1,677,559
375,050
40,000 2,302,806
11 2,52 \, 553
183,750
37,000 2,027,649
10 2,727,299
662.650
23,000
6 2,620,297
184,797 2,412,500
13,000 1,003,980
4 1,859,280
842,300
19,000 2,408,909 1,341,900
5 3,769,809
(2)
2
(2)
(2)
(2)
1
(2)
4,631,012
(V)
(2)
(2)
12,000 2,439,362 2,188,650
3,646 65,257,163 13,848,000 28.942.989 22.887.050
$489
4,216
9,314
9,787
10,568
9,384
9,204
38,287
32,788
25,291
20,095
38,138
19,550
13,062
10,904
10,831
8,529
6,684
20,484
7,501
3,675
13,253
48,250
16,846
2», 838
(2)
(2)
43,773
$2,958
5,998
17,830
12,810
14,356
17,974
22,753
24,101
13,476
93,270
63,394
113,195
140,377
108,916
151,645
231,903
(2)
(2)
419,397
Average
rate
Total
of
normal tax,
and
noraddi- mal
tional and
tax. additional
per
cent.
$489
4,216
9,314
9,787
10,568
9,384
9,204
38,287
32,788
28,259
2), 093
55,988
32,330
27,418
28,878
33,584
32,630
20,160
116,754
70,895
116.870
153,630
157,166
168,491
258,741
(2)
(2)
0.238
.186
.403
.507
.622
.661
.722
.692
.830
.908
1.113
1.225
1.572
1.C36
1.842
2.147
2.245
2.703
3.089
4.226
4.626
5.633
5.998
9.062
6.864
8.381
11.502
463,170
457,741 1,457,3331-915.104
2.935
99
3,745
iNontaxable; spscific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2Classes group3d to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two return!
appear under a distribution.
87
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a. -PERSONAL INCOME TAX- DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total Jar—Continued.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Income class,
$3,000-$4,000 * . . . . . . .
«3.000-^4,000........
S4,000-$5,000........
$f>,000-?6,000........
$fi.000-$7,000........
J7',000-$8,000........
$8.000-49,000........
$9,000-$10,000.......
$10,000-115,000......
$15,000-120,000......
$20,000-^25,000......
f25,000-,?30,000......
$30,000-S40,000......
S40,000-?50,000......
$50,000-?60,000......
$60,000-$70,000......
$70,000-$P0,000......
$80,000-f 90,000......
f 90.000-S100,000.....
$100,000-^150,000....
$150.000-$200,000....
«200,000-S250,000....
$25O,0OO-?3O0'.O00....
8300,000~$400,000....
S400,000-«500.000....
©500,000-$l,000.000 . .
81,000.000-81,500,000.
«S1,500,000-82,000,000.
S2,000,000-$3,000,000.
$3,000,000-$4,000.000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
15,000,000 and over..
(Classes grouped, 2 ....
226
23
24.6
167
128
60
60]
41
126
66
19
11
9
T o t a l . . . . . . . . . . . | 1,200
1797,223
88,6981
1,096,854
918,282
825,607
451,447
510,939
387,890!
1,513,001
1,133,357;
424,242;
298,542!
307,774!
396,070!
328,834!
,
69,0001
947,000'
648; 000'
499,000!
235,000!
231,000!
161,000
493,000.:
257, ooo;
75,000i
42,000;
36,0001
36,0001
23,000!
(2)
C2)
404,187
10,000;
$88,573
2,598
52,904
111,1821
121,057
64,347|
130,889j
89,490
428,601
336,1571
231,692J
128,642!
181,574!
126.670J
187; 534!
$17,100!
96,950!
159,100;
205,550J
152,100!
149,050!
137,400
591,400!
540,200!
117,550!
127,900!
90,200|
233,400'
118,3001
$342!.
1,939 .
3,182!.
4,111!.
3,042!.
2,9811.
2,748!.
11,828!.
10,8041.
2,351!
2,558^
1,804!
4,668!
2,366!
$342
1,939
3,182!
4,111!
3,042
2,9811
$351
784
1,279
2,5211
2,899|
2,70
3,342
3,0831
7,189
5,265
()
2.509
4.776
147,300
2,946
11,694
14,640
9.882,947 4,656,000'; 2,528.797! 2,883,500
57,670'
19,528!
77,198
246,887!
.386
.177
.347
.498
.674
.583
.708
.781
.953
.637
1.119
1.002
1.815
1.601
.781
Women making sep-!
arate returns from
husbands.........;
Grand t o t a l . . . . . ! 1,204
* Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
* Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where "only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
88
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
i
Exemptions for
normal tax. :
Inoome class.
Number ! Total net !
of re-j income.
Specific ];
turns.!
exemption.
;
Aver-
i
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
Net
income Amount! Addiof
|
subject
normal tional
to
tax.
!
tax.
I
normal
Dividends. j tax.
age
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent.
$3,00) *i,000»
191
20
200
£.3,00) M,0 ^i)
$4'000 ^ 0 0 ) . "
$5,0)0 Sb,000
$b,O'X) ^7,0)0
$7,000-^8,000
$8 000 C 9 000
$9 00) * 10 000 .
S10.000-M") 000
"515,00) 2),')00
\ * ) 0 \i ^2 ) 000
$2o/«()() S ^0 00 )
S30 0 D s 10 000
$ 4 0 , 0 1 ) s.
fcoOOK)
$l>0,000
$70,000
$S0,00)
1 57
92
5 [
5)
H
s;
32
13
11
H
s
>){)))
'W000
^70 0 K)
<W) 0 )0
"9)0)0
8]0J,00)
Sl r ) ( )000
$200 0 v )
«250 00)
S(»S1,17S ^751 0)0
71',5b 3
bO 000
901, 3 3b
7s3 000
S17,b57
b19,000
59b bOl
35S;OOO
10b,S75
21b 00U
422, b7b
19s* 000
409 9 "is
170,000
1 017 429 327,0))
512, b()7
121,000
2s7,13s
51,0)0
>OS, s ,2
195 77^
u,on
)1 00)
31 0 0 ;
l
35S 2 7 )
( )
1
( )
)
12b, >->l
s,in>o
^S2 iin
2, 2u)
It,73b
31,957
'401
b>s 575
H
93, 57(>
9l'0)
T)1 029
1^) 0)7
120 iss
111 3)2
_2t) 72s
1 tb ; 2 ) )
"*>9
JO)
7b
( )o
193 700
1 >3 200
122, ,()0
131 10)
l l s ; 950
3 3b 10)
2 \^, )50
11"/, 7))
1 > I >)()
215 0 ) )
lsi
')(>*)
11
ISO
1,532
\f S7-J
1,W 1
^ls»>
I, 532
3, S71
3 Obi
2 lib
2 t >2
2} 979
b /2s
1 771
2 315
$ nn)
1 3)1
b20
j
2,41b
» (22
2,979
u 72s
}3,77l
•^272
2 >s7
2,022
2 2M>
','»-'
5 90t
0 2b(>
170
514
f OJ
02 1 )
727
bbl
. S7M
. 901
I 2S-2
>
i b4<
9>2
( 1
!
i
)
1 492
M>)000
S2i)(),()))
^2 )D 000
M00.009
* 300 0 0 ) MOO,000
$ 1 0 0 000
>O()O'))
^ 3 0 0 0 0 ) v l 009 000
U 00 ),())) M )()()IK)9
SI 509,0)0 v2,000,000
$2,000,00 ) s ),00() 000
Ife 3,000,00) !,();() 000
$i!000 0 0 0 d i i d o M '
1
i
1
01 is e^ giouped2
Total
970
Women m ikm^ separate reiurns from j
husbands
Grand total
1 971
i
111) 9)1
7,471 252 3 791 n o 1,7M) )^9 2 0^2
4)9
s >(
149
11 b>7
I Hs
1 os7
t
l',5b^
90b
h5(
1
i Nontaxable: specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
* Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where- only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
S T A T.I S T I C S O F
89
1N (' O M E.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
B Y CLASSES, F O R STATES AND T E R R I T O R I E S ; showing for each elms
the nuvihct
of vet'iimx,
nf-t wivoiue, ami total
tax—<\uiiimie<].
TKNNKSSKK.
Exemptions for
rionnal tax.
JN urn-'
I ber Tola! net |I
! ofre- i n w ) m e - | Specific
ilurns.i
I exeirip: tion,
I JH'Otlie ClrtS;
Dividends.
Net.
income Amount
subject
of
j Addi! normal i tional
to
normal ! tax. ! tax.
tax.
"••i. A 00 '
M .11 , OOl)
N i S l , 500
i on M h'^0, 121
(
12s, Sl»U
35'. 000
K999
i io
n<
{€ 5 5 2 . 0 3 d > . ' >S2. 000
f S'»
V25. ^ ) '
79
m.
(
517, 5(V
'2*. 2 S71..'O7 > . 0 ••' 000
290, 007
f>00, 7 )\
v,ll> >7 000
. .
2! 279 701 1 ,-• • O')0
315, 001
2 t \ 5 9 1. U* 1 ,(».'(), O(>0
>09. y .'s
t M, UY
"•".0) ^sOOJ'
1
ISM
<i9.i. O'l*
s \ 0 t ^r)0u'^
J, 514 155
i32, 905
Isj, 2'1
1 vi 1 f • 5 1 s . I l l
^05, 1' 1
171,
5 ^s. 00.)
( • {
M s ) > '• M i i> ' •
211.279 I . ( S i . 000 ' 2S1, 129 2. 2? , 1")'
M
i) » - 2 > 00!)
000
\i 1^, 51 1 1. 10s, T(
i',''
3! O]1 ') v
N> I
'* ^
I'd I
J.',s' 000
791, 2>1 1 \ 1 >. 9 )
->'«». l l ) l
]
,,
•>N%
s ,
^2"> «
M n (H
• 's . 1H
' ; " . Odd
['
-. i i • ') MO 0"i»
2 | t > I*' >
OtM) 1 09d, .ilJ 1.
9 ] 7 h 2 1 OdO, I >>
i;
1M 000
2, 1 1 ^ ' 7' 2
j-n , (i -.7)(y .
2ai
s-,11 I 1 I » *>•»(» 0 0 "
997 J"."
7!, "00
V 2, 0">5
**• >o ?iii) -^ro,o(">
')
iis 1 •
")77 O i l
000
"'ol. 901
2 s , 000
*-?) c, \> - v -) no >
29^ 2 v
"29.iO'
2'i2, W\
JN
•>>.»')))
- J i (j( | !
"." J. 7s2
2''\ / " i
. 00(1
f O'»,O L
»-»> }] ) M 0 0 0"»>
\
2 ' H1 >"(
Id. 000
•57) j d ' i
1"'7, 7 ' 9
^ L ( M|) j M 5 0 0 >O
'!! | ")V
t> )t
• .}h. 9 S h
7
2," 000
, '1'
•> n \ i w ; o ^ 2 o o , ( < ) "
i
1( - '
1
V *v f>
'
MINI -1 000
M IKP S5.000
1
(
1
*-2u I "i,0 2")H l)f)d
- 2 ) ! ) DOO M O ) 0 0 0
" O n i> 10 M )0 COO
>
M,
(•),
10,
12 01'
12,
9, t 1
<»t 19
j. ,
f '
20, OOL
•), 2 s j
h . 71
,s 9 1
\y
1, 00"
9 >/
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
,3 5s1
,"07
1< , ^50
12 !on
12 ,( s2
<j , N 5
9 19^
]'
."2i
21* , T 9
{[ ! i°o
0
1 x,' 0 H
1
1
1
1
2
f
"0/
2s, 1 ' (
; s . t ~*
1 ^ 7,
Aver
age
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additiona
^ 2 . 721
(
' s
M), v ; '
ll!l^2
(
), 12^
d,
,"!">
U 1M
! s . «0t»
\ 1
10 v2
'), Sfjl,
h 9 1
21 112
,
)([1
]( ,
S"(i
u ,271
10 ,0h»
j u 0« J
i
1
,.
312
1st
3H
r
27
(jib
37
T20
9 55
i
!
2
\
J
Vh
I2h
\'~
1 n
Mt>
^0(>
1S(>
712
9J2
iss
* 92
() "5 >
"> d9s
1
M O .'H«' M 0<" ODO
M
O f
(»)')
l
L,.
)ii
()••'
SI 5 0 ) IK)1) "-2 01, • 0 0 >
- J ft'1 ! 0 0 0 M o i'i ()H )
M ' » ) " 0 )!) M 0 ' 0 , 0 0 0
9.}
' )
HI
O i l i-
«• ~
H i M U ' i l
4. > ( » ' ) ( ) , ' ) O ' » , i "
' o «>>
1, 017,11 i
4,390 39, ^67.675 16
IVJM! .
H onsen
62s, J)(
12, 579 ;
4h,70l
000 in. 394, 151 13, 337. ! 01
20'), 752 ;
146,326
000
373, 163
59 , 343,.
413 ,078
1. 03«
nitiktng
in, UnisLamis.
iii.tml t o n ' . . .
.
24
1,414
1
1
Nf>>i( ixah'e- -;>ecuic e x e m p i l o u a n d dividends exceed net income
M\.I-* j»s grouped to ooi'-eol Hie m-t income and i Unrif \ of Iho 1 i\j»a\pr v\ here only one or two returns
firn1 <r u n d e i • rli**nil>ution
90
STATISTICS OP INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; shovnng for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued,
TEXAS,
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class,
$3,000-$4.000 1 .......
$3,000-84,000
$4,000-15,000
$5,000-$6,000
$6,000-17,000
$7,030, $8,000
$8.000-$9,000
$9.000-110.000
$10.000-115,000
$15,000-$20,000
$23,000-$25,030
$25,033-130.000
$30,000-143,000
$40,003-$50,000
$50,000-160,000
$60,003-$7n,000
$70,003-$80,000
$83,030-$90,000
$93,033-$100,000
$103.003-1150,000
$150,000-$200.000....
$233,030-$250,000....
$250,000-$303,000
$333,003-1430,000
$403,003-3500,000
$503.033-$l,000.000..
$1,033,003-11,503,000.
$1,500,033-$2,000,000
$2,000,003-^3.000,000.
$3,003,000-^4,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000.000.
$5,000,000 and over..
Classes grouped 2
Number Total net
of re- income. Specific
turns.
exemption.
Dividends.
Average
rate
Net
Total
of
income Amount * Addi- normal taxf
subject
and
of
norto
addi- mal
normal tional
tax.
normal
tional and
tax.
tax.
tax.
additional
per
cent.
2,076 $7,310,015 $8,214,000 $680,998
914,095
765,000
30,79t $118,300
255
882,700
1,877 8,456,557 7,240,0001 333,857
1,378 7,560,389 5,357,000! 546,589 1,656,800
628,503 1,657,300
892 5,747,803 3,4f;2,000!
740,906 1,918,850
732 5,496,756 2,837,000;
644.927 1,683,800
507 4,287,727 1,959 030
360 3,421'854 1,393,000
549,204 1,479,650
1,095 13,383,928 4,225,000 2,765,228 6,393,700
462 7,927,940 1,766,000 1,951,490 4,210,450
254 5,650,174 ' 987,030 1,503,124 3,160,050
143 3,944,384
554,000 1,398,934 1,991,450
159 5,450,623
604,000 2,023,523 2,823,100
78 3,524,760
299,000 1,509,910 1,715,850
51 2,746,514
194,000 1,092,514 1,460,000
32 2,067,153
121,000
930,303 1,045,850
2" 1,943,056
100,000
705,00'" 1,138,050
22 1,862,249
84,000
740,699 1,037,550
634,450
13 1,249,279
51,000
563,829
31 3,621,757
123,000 1,934,407 1,567,350
12 2,110,791
46,000
640,041 1,424,750
710,750
7 1,566,383
2^,000
829,630
823,561
725,450
3
9,000
86,111
897,900
3 1,066,343
11,000
157,443
1
1
(2)
(2)
$2,366
17,654
33,136
33,146
38,377
33,676
29,593
127,874
84,209
63,201
39,829
56,462
34,317
29,200
20,917
22.761
20;751
12,689
31,347
28,495
14,215
14,509
17,958
$5,603
10,454
22,193
22,445
24,430
22,367
27,092
30,046
23,450
86,959
72,650
64,146
38,644
59,970
$2,366
17,654
33,136
33,146
38,377
33,676
29 r92
127,' 872
84,209
68,804
50,283
78',6£f
56,762
53,630
43,284
49,853
50,797
36,139
118,30f
101,145
78,361
53,153
77,928
(2)
(')
8.084
9. 542
;;;;
i
i
10,000 9,923,599 1,213,350
24,267 1,302,299 1,326,56(
10,471 113.278.037 40,434,000 32,881,57C 41,547,450
Total
Women making
830,949 1,812,748 2,643,691
11,146,949
separate returns
from husband?
Grand total
0.259
.209
.438
.577
.698
.785
.865
.955
1.062
1.218
1. 275
1.443
1.610
1.953
2.094
2.566
2.728
2.893
3.267
4.792
5.003
6. 478
7.308
12. 430
2.334
410,514
1
8
1
{
Nontaxable: specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the not income and identity ot the taxpayer where only one or two returns
nppear under a distribution.
91
STATISTICS OP INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total faz—Continued ,
UTAH.
Exemptions for
normal fax.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
Income class.
201
22
212i
141!
1151
711
56
48i
1621
13,000-14,000 1 . . . . . . .
13,000-$4,000..„....
$4,000-15,000........
$5,000-16,000=-,.....
$6,000-,$7,000........
$7,000-18,000........
§8,000 - $ 9 , 0 0 0 . . . . . . . .
$9,000-$10,000.......
$10,000-$15,000......
$15,000-*20,000......
$20,000-$25,000......
825,000430,000......
130,000440,000......
$40,000-150,000......
$5 O'.OOO-#60,000......
$60,000-$70.000......
$70,000 - ? 8 0 , 0 0 0 . . . . . .
$80,000-890,000......
$90,000-8100,000.....
$100,0004150,000....
$1, C 0;000-$200,000....
$200,000-$2f.0,000....
82f 0,000-JF300.000....
711
42i
241
29j
12;
11
$695,961
81,489
952,123
767,595
745,978
540, 768|
474,410!
465,028:
1,972,272!
1,248,475
961,9801
663,280
976,7491
543,370|
635,0301
330,582
454,370|
341,759
597,996
Specific
exemption.
$793,000J
66.000!
832,0001
554,000J
446,000J
272,000!
221,000!
187,000!
633,000J
276,000J
162,000|
93,000!
111,000!
48,000!
43,000!
20,000!
24,000;
16,000
(2)
!
20,000
2
( )
(*)
Dividends.
178,733
6,7891
34,373|
69,1451
108,728
133,218
118,810
119,978
522,272j
401,825
383,680!
272,230i
591,0491
333,020!
356,840|
229,732
267,720]
160,959|
Net
income Amount Addisubject
of
to
normal tional
tax.
normal
tax.
tax.
?8,700
85,750'
144,450
191,250
135,550
134,600
158,0. r 0'
817,000
567,650
416,300
298,050
274,700
162,3f0
236,250
80,8:0;
162,650;
164,800|
(2)
330.396
2
$1741.
1,715;.
2,889!
3825l
2,692!.
16,'340'!
11,353:. . . . . . . .
8,326!
5,961! $1,217
1,831
5,494
3,792
3,247
3,648
4,725
6,153
1,617!
3,9471
3,253
6,370
3,296
5,671
I2)
(2)
4,952
(( )) II
247,600;
542,231!
268,700!
5,374
29,044
4,837,000 5,064,728! 4,555,260
91,105)
76,583
2
14,910
(*)
Average
rate
Total
of
normal tax,
and
noraddi- mal
tional and
tax. additional
per
cent.
$174!
1,715
2,889!
3,825
2,7111
2,692|
3.161!
16,34
11,353
9,543
7,792
9,286!
6,895
10,878!
5,564j
9,423
8,967
(2)
19,:
(*)
0.214
.180
.376
,513
.501
.567
.680
.828
!§92
1.175
.951
1.269
1.710
1.683
2.074
2. 624
3.418
3.321
3., 749
4. 626
$3OO,OOfHf4OO,OOO....
$400,000 ~$5 00,000
$500,000-11,000,000 . .
$1,000,000-81,.r 00,000.
I I , f 00,000-12,000,000
12,000,000-13,000,000 !
$3,000,000-14,000,000 I
$4,000,000-15,000,000.
$5,000,000 a n d o v e r . .
Classes g r o u p e d 2 . . . .
830,931
1,242 14,281,2061
Total.
Women makimrsep-!:
arate returns from
husbands.........
171
Grand total
.
20,000!
167,688
1.174
1,259
a* Nontaxa^lo; specific exemption ani divi lend? exceel net income.
Classes troupe 1 to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only ono or two returns
appear under a distribution.
92
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a. PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total ta-oc—Continued.
VERMONT.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
;
iNuinber I Total net j
j of re-] income. | Specific
jturns.!
' exemption.
$3,000-$4,000i...
*3 f 000-$4,000....
$4,000-^5,000....
$5,000-36,000...,
$6,000-$7,000....
$7,000-58,000...,
$8,000-ij|;9,000...,
$9,000-$10 t 000...
$10,000-$] 5,000
!
$15,000 -$20,000
1
$20,000-.«25,000......
$25,000430,000
|
$30,000-840,000......;
$40,000-^50,000
$50,000 -$60,000
1
$60,000-$70,000
!
$70,000-$80,000
!
:
$80,000-$90,000
$90,000-sioo,ooo
;
$ioo,ooo-$i5o,ooo....:
$150,000 $200,000
$200,000-$250,000 '.
$250,000-1300,000
.
$300,000-4400,000
!
$400,000 -$f)00,000
.
$500,000-11,000,000... i
SI ,000,000- -$1,500,000.;
$l',f.00,000-$2,000,000. ! .
$2,000,000 -$3,000,000. .
$3,000,000 $4,000,000. i.
$4,000 000--$5,000,000. .
$ft,000^000 a n d o v e r . . : .
Classes g r o u p e d 2
\.
Dividends.
$101,953!.
3,069!
40,879;
87,552!
93,595!
120,733!
96,025'
121,513:
144,353!
276,096!
202,388:
296,955!
485,475!
183,972)
122,092
456,6991
290,3441
327,988 j
$711,129
71,869;
842,979
750,0521
601,015!
569,833
423,425
455,313'
1,389,703!
715,296
459,788;
211
677,855'
24|
211
750,425;
7i
310,172!
215,392
4:
10
639,899'
6
439,994:
ft
512,588!
$782,000
60,000
725,000
536,000
349,000
293,000
185,000
182,000
433.000
156,000
81,000
90,000
77,000
26,000
14,000
38,000
22,000
21,000
768,375!
(2) ;
24,000
C2)
394,125;
989,539j
11,000
383,189;
2oi;
20;
187|
138i
93!
76;
50!
481
113!
$8,800
77,100|
126,5001
158,450!
156,100
142,400|
151,800;
492,350!
283,200!
176,400'
290,900'
187,950!
.100,200!
79,300!
145,200:
127,650!
163,600;
C2)
!
3.10,250
2
$176!
1,542!
2,530
3,169
3,122
2,848
3,036
9,847i
5,664!
3,528
5,818!
3,759
2,0041
1,586!
2,904
2,553
3,272
I2)
7,005
(2)
19,478
26,483
(2)
0.245
.183
.337
.527
.548
.673
.667
,719
.792
.845
1.093
.860
1.133
1. 534
1.503
1.920
2.270
2.899
3.447
4.210
44,979
56,886
5.749
$3571
1,5891
2,698;
1,511
1,719
6,7141
f», 8971
8,363
) I
595,350|
11,907
$176
1,542
2,530
3,169
3,122
2,848
3,036
9,847
5,664
3,885
7,407
6,457
3,515
3,305
9,618
8,450:
1L635 1
(2)
7.080
10.125
I3)
2,354,281
932,350;
18,647
176,782
195,429
;2,929 4,745,8501
94,917)
270,087
365,004|
18,000 1,403,931
Total
I 1,081 14,628,955 4,123,000:
Women making sep- I
arate returns from !
19
husbands
!
Grand total.....| 1,100!
(2)
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
Average
rate
of
i Total
Amount' Addi- I normal tax,
of
I tional
and
norn o r m a l j tax. I addimal
tax. i
j tional
and
! tax.
additional
per
cent,
2,495
1
* Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
* Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
OF INCOME.
TABLE 2 a . ^ P E R S O N A L INCOME TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TEKKITOBIES; showing for each dam
:hf
mi mfif'r
of
return*,
ftrt
if-otne.
and
total
tat
< '<>nHnu*H|,
VIH<ilMA.
IK
Average
npj i< }is for
rmtil f a x .
j
Income class.
Num-|
ber ! Total net
of re-! income.
turns,
income j Amount'
i
,.M)O M.OOc *
M,(M)O V 4 01)0
M,000-> 5,000
"5,000 --6,000
M) 0«)0 S 7.00,0
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e tion
1
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2
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too
572
20^
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220
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17 * 250
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670,800
115
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fli
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12, 2^1
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11 i)09
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20 *09
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511,500
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295
4 5^]
11 SOI
0 SOI
15 ['t<
s 144
n9
15
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29
191
795
09s
76S
2JS
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l v , 157
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V> 251
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(2
(
(-)
)
- 1
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M, ll c i
Vill
10,5b
12.2SJ
M. 119
j
Total
and
additional
tax.
w 1 normal
subject ! of | AQOi"
to J normal tional
normal ! tax. ! tax, '
:
tax. :
(
2
(i)
0 30S
174
S7i
50O
55S
b2 >
t*92
707
^^
S\5
1 (l97
I 104
1 557
2 0s5
2 44b
2 19'J
2 slS
2 751
. 711
4 2'i.>
1 570
>
2M)
9 t)41
...
i
^5,000,000 a n d over.
"lb, ooo |
687, 250 1 449,350j
2% 9S7
152 070
is 1,057
Total .
4 157 12 "aifi. Ib4 16 063, 000 11 ,927, 716 14.95l.550 1
W onion niciKinfrsoj)irato r e t u r n *»irom
X\
209, 031
294 273
593,30- t
2 1*52 600
'Hiand t o t a l
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
(ent
1 iO«>
1 190
1
Nori1a\al)le, specific exemption and dividends exceed n »t income.
Cla ^( s £io iped to conceal the net inco no and identity oi *ho taxpayer where only one or two returns
jpetu under a distribution
94
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total ta:\:—Continued,
WASHINGTON.
I
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Income class.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
Net
Specific
exemption.
Dividends.
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
I Amount
I of
j normal
| tax.
!
$277,288
23,092.
125.113
227,977
312,7)3;
237,228;
384,892'
342,988
1,218,945
1,211,016
732,476
853,222!
838,1«5
5S2,146!
422,341;
315.671s
477,933
438,510
353,663!
1,206,740;
391,083!
553,973;
(2)
1
$25,910!
* 475,2001
757,600!
812,951
703,5 )0
713,000
671,451!
2,754,710;
1,481,800!
1,147,151;
788,751!
1.431,000
'328,910
592,510
293,600
421,100
49.000
94,310
738,951
319,600
255,750
(2)
Additional
tax.
I
|
I
i
|
|
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
$3,000-14,000 i . . . . . . .
$3,000-14,000
$4,000-^5,000
$5,000-$6,000
$6,000-^7,000
$7,000-18,000
$8,000-^9,000
$9,000-111,000
$10,000-$15,000
$15,000-$20,000......
$2D,000-$25,000
$25,001-.S31,000
$3.1,000-140,000
$40,000-150,000
$51,000-3560,000
$60,000-170,000
$70,000-180,000
$80,000-$91,000
$91,000-1100,000
$100,000-$151,000....
$159,000-5200,000
$200,000-1250,000
$250,000-#300,000....
$300,000-$400,000....
$400,000-$590,000 . . .
$500,000-11,000,000. .
$1,000,000-$1,500,000.
$1,500,000-12,000,000.
$2,000,000-^3,000,000.
$3,000,000-14,000,000.
$4,000,000-15,000,000.
$5,000,000 a n d over.,
lapses g r o u p e d 2 . . . .
.,357! $4 778,077 ?5, 398,000
399,000
447,992;
133!
039,000
639,313
,034J
513,000
498,577
643|
712,000
827, P53
439
061,000
031,728
273!
913,000
00% 892!
237!
724,438
182'
710,000
859,645
4851
883,000
.4*>7,8ir>i
203!
777,000
273,626
102|
397,000
70; 1 913,972;
239,001
75| 2, 591, lP5j
293,0001
83.000;
21!
• 991,046!
21 1 094,841'
80,0001
649,270;
37,000!
10
947,033,
49,000
13 i
517,500!
2 1 , OOOi
6!
469,933i
19,000!
5:
010,691
65,000!
17| 2. 723,683
14,000
4|
824,723
15,000
(2)
(2)
761,951 2,625,650!
52,513
249,037
301,550
Total
Women maMng separate returns from
husbands
5,341 49,697,247 20; 776,000 1.2,343,108 17,475,350J
349,507
426,983
776,470
Grand total.....
$518'.
9,5)4 .
15,152 .
13,259 .
14,070!.
14,121 .
13,429 .
55,094 .
29,6131.
22,943
15,775|
28,600i
6,578!
ll,85ii
5,932!
8,402!
' 980!
1,886|
14,779:
6,392j
5,115
2
() j
$2,276
5,1261
10,378
7,214
9.557]
7,447
12,688!
8,311
8,664;
49,133
25,422
31,730
(2)
!
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent.
1518 0.116
9,514
.205
15,152
.433
15,259
.575
14,071
.693
14,121
.704
13,42 r
.779
55,094
.940
.854
29,61*
25,219 1.108
21,901 1.C92
38,978 1 514
13,782 1.386
21,407 1.955
13,379! 2.061
21,091 2.227
9,281 1.829
10,551 2.245
63,912 3 179
31,814 4.396
35,845 4.468
5 799
(2)
5.355
8.766
11.014
.1 3,411,601
24,000
1.582
19!
5,360
1 Nontaxable: specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
95
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME T A X - DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
(he number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
WEST VIRGIXIA.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
i
Income class,
I"
Num-i
!
ber | Total net
Specific
of re-! income,
turns, j
j exemption.
$3,00<MF4,000».......!
$3,000-$4,000........l
$4,000-85,000
....'
15,000 - 1 6 , 0 0 0 . . . . . . . . !
$6,O0O-$7,O0O......
$7,000-18,000........ i
18,000-$ 9 , 0 0 0 . . . . . . . , !
$9,000-$ 1 0 , 0 0 0 . . . . . . .
$10,000-$ 1 5 , 0 0 0 . . . . . .
$L5,000-y2),000......
$2),000-f2">,000......
$25,000-$30,000......
$30,000-S40,000......
$40,000-$50,000... o ..
$">0,000-$60,000......
$60,000-$70,000......
$70,000-180,000......
$80,000-190,000......
190,000-^100,000.... a
$.100,000-$150,000....
$150,000-1200,000....
$200,000-$250,000....
$250,000-1300,000....
1300,000-1400,000....
$400,000-1500,000....
$500,000-$1,000,000..
SI ,000,000-$], 500,000.
$1,500,000-12,000,000.
$2,000,000-13,000,000.
$3,000,000-14,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000and o v e r . .
Classes grouped 2 . . . .
4361
501
445
30'
218
174
114
95
234
1581
88
43
52;
29|
21!
161
l\
51
17!
6i
4!
$1,532, 047 $1
184, 1501
1,980. 0851 1
1,676' 616 1
1,4V', 493=
1,285,
1 2 8 5 179;
970', 624
617'
3,238' 007; 1
2,706. 8451
l,96oj 082
752
1,818, 896
1,292, 414
1,138, 538 •
1,039, 304
226.
257,
468,
2,075 ; 4^7!
912, 352;
907, 474;
8341
SI!
Dividends.
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax.
712,000 $205,847
13,6501 $20,500:
150,000
124,9S5|
147, IOO!
717,000
216,816
265,800!
193,000
317,8501
847, OOOj 24?, 643
297,5^9! 312,6501
675, OOOj
301,424
232,2301
437,000
232,967
2 )7,650!
386,000
018,000! 1,079,507 1,1] 0,500!
605,000! 1,237,095! ' 864,7501
947,932:
342,000|
675,150;
583,302i
429,450
165,000i
200,0001 1,018,946! 599,950
763,164! 416,250
113,000
292,150
766,3881
80,000
309,450
666,854
63,000
55,950
158,627
12,000
121,050
124,735
12,000
135,050
313,447
18,000
922,052 1,087,300
66,000
560,474
328,000
24,000
253,284
639,550
15,000
Amount
A d d i
.
$410'.
2,942 .
5,336'.
6,3571.
6,253 .
4,644.
5,953 .
22,210'.
17,2)5 .
13,503; $2,0091
2,998f
8,589;
7,638!
11,999:
7,934j
8,325!
9,684)
5,843
11,413
6,189';
2,242
1,119
4,231
2,421
8,681
2,701
47,740
21,746
27,984
6,560
12,791! 37,548
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
$410
2.942
5,336
6,357
6,253
4,644
5,953
22,210
17,2)5
15,512
11,587
19,637
16,259
15,527
17,602
3,361
6,652
11,332
69,486
34,544
50,339
(2)
7,000
907,238
0.223
.148
,318
,452
.487
,478
.664
.692
,639
,789
.984
1.080
1.258
1.364
1.694
1.483
2.580
2.436
3.348
3. 786
5.545
6.070
(2)
1,035,638
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional
per
cent.
121,400
T o t a l . . . . . . . . . . . 2,550 30,170,801; 9,837,000 U, 938,909 8, 780,700
VV omen making separate returns from
25
husbands..*.....,
7.652
<*)
<*)
70,690
73,118
175,6141 240,772
416,386
2,428|
1.380
I
i
Grand t o t a l . . . . . 2,575
1
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
1
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
96
STATISTICS OF INCOME,
TABLE 2a. PERSONAL INCOME TAX- DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each claw
(he number of returns, net income, and total tax
Continiiod.
WISCONSIN.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
I
Income class.
Number Total net
ofre- income.
jturns.
Specific
exemption.
Dividends.
§423,049!
34,212'
320,9201
585,5831
639,932i
714,4671
703,4651
640,237
3,229,57S
2,378,376
.1,883,186
1,642,577,
2,777,961
1,625,2171
1,296.020!
1,697,637;
1,264,9HI!
1,090', 942|
1,354,892;
2,960,5711
1,422,599!
605.628;
1,323' 788]
459,783;
1,632,225;
(2)
i
!
Net
income
subject
to
normal
tax,
!
j Amount Addii of
j normal tional
tax.
j tax.
i
$3,000-$4,000 i
$3,000-$4,000..
$4,000-$5,000
$5,000-16,000
$6,000 $7,000
#7,000- $8,000
S8,0()0-$9,000
$9,000 $10,000
$10,000-115,000
$15,000-$20,000
$20,000-125,000
$25,000-$30,000
$30,000-140,000
$40,000-850,000
$50,000-160,000......!
$60.000-$70,000......i
$70,000-$80,000
;
$80,000- $90,000
'
$90,000-$! 00,000
i
$100,000-$! 50,000
i
$150,000-$200.000
!
$200,000 $250',000
I
$250,000 $300,000....!
$300,000-S400,000
!
$400,000-$500,000
I
$500,000-11,000,000 ..!
$1,000,000-$1,500,000.
$l,5O0,000-$2,000,0O0.
$2,000,000-83,000,000.
$3,000,000-$4,000,000.!
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.'
$5,000,000and o v e r . .
Classes g r o u p e d 2
$6,481, 94S;$7, 342,0001
760, 862 ' 615,000|
6, 700, 870! ,799,000!
,736,000;
5,310,
,565,000:
4,349,
,845,0001
3,601,
,320,000;
2,932,
2,505,
,007,000|
9,924,
,152,000
6,062,
355,000
4,231,
719,000
3,369,
474,0001
4, S04.
560,000;
237,000:
2, 795;
147,000
2,081,
146,000
2,528,
93,000
1,859,
65,000
1.424,
74,000
I', 788,
122,000
3, 710,
44,000
1,946,
27,000
1,542,
1,396,
17.000
1,366,
15,000
1,685,
16,000
(2)
;
(2)
12,000 1,184,770 1,255,650
25,113|
Total
Women making separate returns from
husbands....
87,614,595 ;31,504,000 33,893,596 23,500,100
470,0021
Grand total
(2)
2,452,420j
Sit 1,6501
580,950i
988,500 !
1,144,9501
1,042,250!
900,4501
858,050:
3,543,400i
2,329,000!
1,629,400 j
1,252,750!
1,466,650!
932,8rtO.|
638,600!
684,700j
501,950;
268,150|
359,200?
628,050)
480,150|
90^,050!
55,400!
892.050i
37,350|
(2)
!
$2,233 .
11,619 .
19.770!.
22J899L
20,845|.
18,189 .
17,161 .
70,8681.
46.580L
32,588!
25,0551
29,333!
18,650!
12,772^
13)694i
10,039!
5,363:
7,184!
12,561.!
9,603 !
18,181'
1,10s1
17,84.1!
747 i
!
$4,125
8,672
18,984!
.16,687
17.161
28,269 !
24,590!
20,973!
30,903!
84,576;
49,425;
60,259'
56,317;
72,800!
94,307i
165,207
Average
rate
of
Total
normal tax,
and
noraddi- mal
tional and
tax. additional per
cent.
$2,233
11,619
19,770
22,899
20,845
18,1891
17,161
70,868!
46,580)
36,7131
33,727
48,317
35,343
29,933
41,963
34,629
26,336
38,087
97,13:
59,028
78,440
57,425
90,641
95,054
0.293
.173
.372
. 526
.579
.620
.685
.714
,768
.868
1.001
1.006
1.265
1.438
1.660
1.862
1.849
2.130
2. 618
3.032
5.085
4.113
6.631
5.639
9.345
8.537
220,320
783,2551,253,257'
1.430
8,261
21 Nbntaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
97
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 2a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES
BY CLASSES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES; showing for each class
the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
WYOMING.
Exemptions for
normal tax.
Number Total net
of re- income.
turns.
In come class.
Specific
exemption.
Dividends.
Net
income Amount Addiof
subject
normal tional
to
tax.
tax.
normal
tax.
$3,000-$4,000 i
$3,000-$4,000
$4,000-$5,000
$5,000-$6,000
$6,000-$7,000
$7,000-18,000
$8,000-19,000
$9,000-$10,000
$10,000 $15,000
$15,000 $20,000
$20,000-$25,000
$25,000-$30,000
$30,000-$40,000
$40,000-$50,000
$50,000-$60,000
$60,000 $70,000
$70,000-$80,000
$80,000-$90,000
$90,000-1100,000
$100,000-$150,000
$150 000-$200 000
$200,000-$250,000 .
$250,000-$300,000
$300,000-$400,000
$400,000-$500,000 . . .
$500 000-$l,000 000
$l,000,000-$l,500,000.
$l,500,000-$2,000,000
$2,000,000-$3,000,000.
$3,000,000-$4,000,000
$4,000,000-$5,000,000
$5,000,000 and over
130
22
103
73
67
44
28
23
79
36
18
10
16
7
6
3
$450,865
79,522
467,614
395,915
433,418
331,481
237,411
217,625
933,500
621,477
402,926
268,748
560,863
306,053
331,268
195,840
$512,000
66,000
402,000
286,000
256,000
170,000
110,000
88,000
307,000
138,000
69,000
36,000
62,000
27,000
24,000
12,000
$41,0&5
3,472
20,064
15,365
37,068
36,231
37,711
37,625
180,500
116,477
101,426
93,948
206,813
110,953
120,318
173,190
$10,050
45,550
94,550
140,350
125,250
89,700
92,000
446,000
367,000
232,500
138,800
292,050
168,100
186,950
10,650
$201
911
1,891
2,807
2,505
1,794
1,840
8,920
7,340
4,650
2,776
5,841
3,362
3,739
213
3
289,261
10,000
155,661
23,600
Total
Women making separate returns from
husbands
668
6,523,787 2,575,000 1,487,907 2,563,100
Grand total
673
1
619
2,408
1,920
3,024
2,276
$201
911
1,891
2,807
2,505
1,794
1,840
8,920
7,340
5,081
3,395
8,249
5,282
6,763
2,489
0.253
.195
.478
.648
.756
.756
.845
.956
1.181
1.261
1.263
1.471
1.726
2.042
1.271
2,472
5,570
8,042
2.780
51,262
16,248
67,510
1.035
$43*1
5
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
35884°—18
7
Total
normal
and
additional
tax.
Average
rate
of
tax,
normal
and
additional per
cent.
TABLE 6 a — PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY OCCUPATION—TABLES FOR STATES AND
TERRITORIES; showing for each occupation the number of returns, net income, and total tax.
CD
00
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
ALABAMA.
OCCUPATIONS.
Accounting professions: Accountants, statisticians, actuaries, etc
Architects
Artists: Painters, sculptors, etc
Authors, editors, reporters, etc
i. lerg.vmen
Engineers,: < ivil, mining, etc
Lawyers and jud ges
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons,
oculists, dentists, nurses, and other medical
specialists
Public service: < iyil
Public service: Military
Theatrical profession: Actors, singers, musicians, etc
Teachers: From kindergarten to university;
also school and_ college officials
All other professions and occupations
Professions or occupations not stated
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, orchardists, etc
Bankers
Real estate brokers: Agents and salesmen
Stock and bond brokers
Insurance brokers
Brokers: All other
Capitalists: Investors and speculators
Commercial travelers
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers,
cashiers, presidents, etc
Employees, all other: Superintendents, foremen, office employees, etc
Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs
Num- !•
ber i
of re- |
turns, \
12 I
1!
10
i
22 I
142
83
31
Net
income.
$64,020
(x)
63,997
20,155
101,541
1,084,637
637,928
240,682
34,523
C1)
ALASKA.
Income
tax,
normal
and
additional.
$203
8,891 I
i
5,552
1,678
180
$42 l
18
Net
income.
Income
Numtax,
ber
normal
of reand
turns.
additional.
$127,792
Income
tax,
normal
i and
additional.
Net
income.
$30,626 I
0)
i
47,846
91,450
342
673
571,933
510,361
9,291
5,958
5
2
5
139
44,179
58,644
17,419
333
259
30
431,581
41,341
239,335
3,789
377
104
22
$44
0)
38,892 !
0)
I
26,004 ;
904,312 !
597,836 ;
125,340 I
38,118
0
44
0)
63
287 I
64 :
3,898
13,413
2,204
1,728
963
5,263
30,865
1,712
346 I
3,228,796 !
27,101
482,770 I
43,402 I
2,339
187
H
Q
127
5,804
3,478
658
148
0)
375,840 i
• 817,701 i
338,134
144,290
159,794
574,173
2,771,045
364,031
22 i
Income j Numtax,
|
normal ] ofber
reand
additional. turns.
ARKANSAS.
C1)
33 !
17 j .
177 |
105
603
3,190
40 |
65 !
51 |
Net
income.
$16, 446
0)
27,214
56,370
579,851 •
79 j
I Num| ber
I of rei turns.
ARIZONA.
3
a
o
g
C1)
0)
48,577
24,387
70,426
30,892
14,193
6,759
2,527
()
0)
i
!
384,640 !
()
0)
1,709
434
372,521
1,868,064
24,867
4,106
50,674
14
1,512
105
1,214,969
22,601
182
1,175,269
4,432
553,385
97,867
6,064
1,102
37
167,911
38,517
423
111
C)
1
79,088
36,901
,119,612
385,251
180,271
1
2
56
33
109
4
0)
260,453
190
3,861
270
57
30
4
17
55
342
43
C1)
83,881
16 I
6 |
242
412
299
C1)
50,676
339,907
C)
303 i
233 I
C1)
0)
2,151,914
484,385
211,572
58,087
187,401
453,451
2,709,615
247,228
22,269
2,648
1,616
322
4,164
4,975
20,805
1,037
Insurance agents and s o l i c i t o r s . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Labor, skilled and unskilled
Lumbermen
Manufacturers
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, jobbers, commission merchants, etc
Mine owners and mine operators
Saloon keepers
i
Sportsmen and turfmen
i..
Theatrical business: Owners, managers, otc..>
All other business
j
Business not stated
!
Occupations grouped i
I
Total
151,924
141,430
255,081
916,522
328
12
!,860,376
277,775
3
116
81
76,325
983,107
515,980
79,596
j 2, 097
!
912 ).
;
1,238 !
'. 1,310 I
!
11,762 i
26,177 i
8,277 I
23,017!
0)
30 !
38 I
3 I
1,993 |
2 i
8,428 I 11 '
3,115 i 18 i
2,475 |.
IS, 469,010
1
173
57
19
109
56
329
877
!
$875,873
433,908 i
153,217 i
813,989 i
278,865 !
2,716,995 !
8,749,666 ]
i
59,656
118,725
59,632
175,989 ! 243 , 1,878,419
CALIFORNIA.
Accounting professions: Accountants, statis- |
ticians, actuaries, etc
j
Architects
j
Artists: Painters, sculptors, etc
;
Authors, editors, reporters, etc
i
Clergymen
j
Engineers: Civil, mining, etc
i
Lawyers and judges
j
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons, |
oculists, dentists, nurses, and other medical j
specialists
j
Public service: Civil
|
Public service: Military
j
Theatrical profession: Actors, singers, rausi- !
cians, etc
\
Teachers: From kindergarten to university; I
also school and college officials
j
All other professions and occupations
;
Professions or occupations not stated
|
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, or- j
chardists, etc
j
Bankers
j
Roal-estato brokers: Agents and salesmen
\
Stock and bond brokers
j
Insurance brokers
|
Brokers: All other
j
Capitalists: Investors and speculators
j
Commercial travelers
!
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers, j
cashiers, presidents, etc
|
187,460 i
502,891 !
16,449 j
C1)
160 ;
0)
0)
!
i
5
56,971
21
165,871 !
8 ; 136,534 I
6 '• 95,500
1,243 | 131 | 1,640,557
8,209 i 32 ; 907,250
104 '
3 •
46,635
I 261,858 ]
374 ! 38
28
298,473
|
1,182 !
37,859
570 I
17,022 | 994 11,777,241
0)
COLORADO.
$2,613 I
2,248 |
1,665 I
6,616 I
812 j
24,434
113,645 j
49
11
6
11
14
85
234
$340,127
68,831
31,484
67,563
76,870
764,816
2,205,374
418
1,083
1,388
807
191,519
CONNECTICUT.
$2,623
352
124
435
420
7,354
' 109
! 30
j 23
: 30
i 46
186
304
$631,731
240,952
197,745
212,837
318,752
1,617,453
3,005,281
$2,308
1,262
1,973
1,210
1,531
20,340
29,757
1
DELAWARE.
19
5
1
4
3
49
64
$317,904
35,317
0)
30,126
19,568
617,529
1,330,500
$3,757
83
C1)
199
6
3,158
23,375
s
o
on
o
-
t—
1, 111
118
353
7,421.823 !
651,890 !
1,731,914 I
53,218 !
3,634 I
6,285 j
129
1,508,557 !
48,173 |
96
194
297
560,302 I
1,503,615 !
2,061,906 ;
2,690
22,330
13,668 I
1,659
249
341
105
94
277
5,538
398
15,827,975 :
4,474,955
3,203,026 s
2,003,768 '
770,016 :
4,119,570
72,465,574 ;
2,353,379 !
219.170
129', 857
30,957
33,396
7,346
82.325
1,201^236
13,425
276
33
33
2,030,687 j
225,268
147,924 I
17,438 ' 442
2,190
33
332 : 54
3,380,684
243,805
303,523
29,496
1,551
1,423
12
293,110
9,388
201
32
269
1,454,587
202,723
2,526,658
7,225
725
21,411
67
815.197
160 1,949^991
127 1,084,126
65 2,693,606
38
416,429
80 1,889,693
2, 782 44,965,857
197 1,269,720
9,143
27,111
9,201
93,326
4,424
63,023
989,414
7,835
0)
84,254 i
21 !
236,880 i
147 j 1,312,355 j
424 : 3,546,792
113 i 2,100,215
70 '
' 569,886
43
1,111,020
10
67,324
132
3,844,103
911 15.225.820
'592; 932
946
3, 244
10,716
34,907
41,675
3,933
19,176
535
199,437
309,700
2,748
60
13
11
1,038,127
113,298
100,050 !
46,624
649
996
10
24
44,222
229,222 i
247,507 |
32
979
1,424
18
135,158
14
702,059
11
121,595
3
221,892
2
0
16
336,038
273 18,380,521
5
27,005
24,334,560 !
273,381 i 385 i 4,593,519 I
96,190
868 11,202,131
160 16,725,204
144,519
2,574
Occupations grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns appear under a distribution.
702
20,631
1,892
9,434
0)
7,804
1,117,717
60
1,534,942
Q
O
s
TABLE 6a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY OCCUPATION—TABLES FOR STATES AND
TERRITORIES; showing for each occupation the number of returns, net income and total tax—Continued.
CALIFORNIA.
OCCUPATIONS.
Number
of returns.
Employees, all other: Superintendents, foremen, office employees, etc
1,325
158
Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs
269
Insurance agents and solicitors
Labor, skilled and unskilled
i
86
Lumbermen
[
68
Manufacturers
j 428
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, job- j
bers, commission merchants, etc
2,249
Mine owners and mine operators
! 150
Saloon keepers
|
Sportsmen and turfmen
86
Theatrical business: Owners, managers, e t c . ;
All other business
\ 719
Business not stated J
I 420
Occupations grouped
i
Total
21,208
Income
Numtax,
ber
normal
of reand
additional. turns.
Net
income.
CONNECTICUT.
COLORADO.
Net
income.
Income
Numtax,
ber
normal
of reand
additional. turns.
$7,545,330
1,296,937
1,921,639
972,689
721,450
5,774,604
$34,296
12,090
15,602
28,643
7,396
77,667
229
21
78
17
18
64
$1,420,949
153,078
474,289
231,561
192,896
878,053
$9,651
1,109
3,377
2,922
495
12,730
639
54
249
41
25
856
30,524,240
4,845,384
476,269
58,302
935,268
8,745,191
5,434,199
634,368
204,871
2,744
466
11,440
151,786
121,143
483
106
1
1
7
178
115
5,307,144
2,673,218
76,615
127,716
C11)
C)
111
20,550
19,777
173
904
6
37
6
5
434
302
228,324,945 ! 3,595,636
4,435
52,084
1,656,695
1,543,897
26,210
I
i
l
j
53,854,130 j 1,055,758
Net
income.
DELAWARE.
Income
tax,
normal
and
additional.
Income I Numtax,
Net
normal |I ofber
re- income.
and
additional. I turns.
$3,964,013
457,173
2,168,218
337,210
511,946
23,405,881
9,8(30,264 I
110,886
247,438 !
25,113 |
60,256 |
4,882,624 I
6,910,728 |
$22,107
4,647
20,216
2,696
6,820
719,151
i 154
j 15
! 18
9
I
1
!
! 104
131, ^ o !
1,037
2,136
60
802
94,453
342,019
713 133,858,341 \ 2,824,846
106
2
4
$13,955
1,386
7,912
379
H
>
11,034,603
790,822
GG
1,117,095
1
12,247
$1,662,758
142,172
310,709
91,143
1
C)
C)
0)
33,192
309
C)
1,470,856
1,070,292
92,748
1,346
Accounting professions: Accountants, statisticians, actuaries, etc
i
Architects
j
Artists: Painters, sculptors, etc
I
Authors, editors, reporters, etc
•
Clergymen
'...,
Engineers: Civil, mining, etc
Lawyers and judges
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons,
oculists, dentists, nurses, and other medi- '
cal specialists
35
16
8
79
34
86
339
$193,176
93,419
89,434
837,062 j
226,340 !
1,127,757 i
3,917,175 i
218 i
1,589,062
;
$944 !
442 |
1,089 i
11,148 I
923
34,306 !
60,560 !
15,068
GEORGIA.
FLORIDA.
13
5
1
3
17
134
$53,326 !
21,483 !
20,251 I
59,025 1
133,177
984,189
$116 I
38 ;'
(i)
!
179
192
1,403
8,169
433,834 I
2,941 i
30 j
3I
76,035
17,335
761
57, 798,410
3,695,605
10
14
18
226
HAWAII.
$133,449
21,451
$417
68,629
71,545
121,558
1,642,480
262
285
506
12,448
139 ! 1,074,079 i
8,811
H
o
1
i
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.!
O
O
$314,248
(l)
!
0)
!
34,950 ;
183,445 !
454,683
46
315,751
$1,503
0)
38
1,047
3,704
867
o
o
g
448
Public service: Civil
Public service: Military
2,509
Theatrical professions: Actors, singers, musicians , etc
Teachers: From kindergarten to university;
also school and college officials
48
All other professions and occupations
70
Professions oroocupations not stated
87
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, orehardists, etc
15
Bankers
18
Real-estate brokers: Agents and salesmen
81
Stock and bond brokers
6
Insurance brokers
7
Brokers: All other
18
Capitalists: Investors a n d speculators
1,532
Commercial travelers
26
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers,
cashiers, presidents, etc
249
Employees, all other: Superintendents, foremen,'office employees, etc
198
30
25 Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs
29
26 Insurance agents and solicitors
11
27 Labor, skilled and unskilled
2
28 L u m b e r m e n
29
29 Manufacturers
30 Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, jobbers, commission merchants, etc
286
2
31 Mine owners and mine operators
30
32 Saloon keepers
2
33 Sportsmen and. turfmen
7
34 Theatrical business: Owners, managers, e t c . .
121
35 All other business
127
36 Business not stated
37 Occupations grouped*
Total.
6,808
2,582,933
12,927,148 i
15,499
64,101
20 ;
35 i
215,278
213,508
104,139 I
145,940 ]
34,823 I
341
345,797 i
411,302 !
501,501 |
2,516
1,912
2,471
1
2
58
(
400,796
285,269
358,978
1,114,159
225,705
63,694
175,614
29,233,058 j
158,644 j
9,077
8,819
21,444
4,955
235
1,981
663,872
774
87
45
54
5
12
39
374
18
710,624
467,509
391,638
77,725
135,270
729,439
5,255,050
94,023
5,491 j
1,942
3,024 !
1,055 •'
1,664 !
30,091 i
195.467 '•
341 i
2,371,659 j
22,434
178
1,282,247
1,203,849
302,843
174,827
52,788
7,422
3,399
1,042
160
C1)
13,970
63
16
27
4
13
67
334,305
132,286
166,679
23,869
320,357
958,897
I1)
579,634
3,392,636
1
56,229
250,386
C )'
0)
0)
0)
56,687
1,144,590
1,262,099
50,573
67,334,621
2,671
368
16,689
21,385
398
1,068,644
12
231,562
435,699
119,931
168,755
13
65
39,769 j
114,028 I
1,013;550 |
68
1,396
17,027
46
17
6
11
2,265,547
439,223
102,144
233,202
91,620
12,018
2,154
3,519
C1)
4,259
4,506
|
I
1
|
243 I
8j
4 |
1!
2 i
70 |
82
779
2,394,353
190,316
25,631
33,999
118,362
1.481.171
97
1,212
9,667
123
77
38
102
478
85
1,006.32(5
1,760^305
376,134
71,890
42,593
1,175,827
5,151,668
478.219
7,972
90,204
4,372
477
452
15,105
45,927
2,236
306
14
104,270
8,536,091
93,936 j
6,363 j
465
4,088,001
26,999
150
2,073,602 j
1,047
1,225
1,154
167
5,667 i
12,274
194
8
117
10
1,018,417
co.458 |
770,148
83,780 i
187,375 \
2,085,817 |
2,857
'415
5,384
617
1,036
22,827
76 j
5,615,498 I
24,507 |
!
)
43,376
2,047,712
1'. 684', 461
29,944
66,584
226 i
1
86 |
2,768
20,628 | 513
5,488 !
4
2
212 |
0)
0)
550,502
745,929
58,393
4,949
7,275
285
152
178
17,401,202
322,636
3,444
32.992 965
c)
14 I
1 i
5!
!
ii
371
128
77
274
79
501
1,675
$2,169,016
1,304,380
607,088
2,531,387
508,967
4,290,968
18,537,866
$17,106
19,111
6,406
30,470
3,371
50,856
300,666
40
16
23
23
65
411
$218,465
113,881
367,289
221,076
348, 733
415, 754
2,979,601
|
!
|
I
505,593 i
72,888 i
20,755 !.
77,305 |
(v)
!
21,978
1,012,260 |
|.
"""79," 785"!
913
152,938
335
U
H
1,999
240
285
<M
12,721
307
7,220
28,470
738
378,062 I 1,144 20,362,022
366,802
286 !
32,729 |
15,535
214
IOWA.
$1, 138
744
22, 367
2, 962
8, 845
2, 313
21, 404
16
14
4
23
16
23
$57,605
92,288
17,472
140,037
ih, 968
117,166
,176,211
-!
O
0
)
586,842
1,321,342
56,149
476
Lawyers and judges
Occupations grouped to conceal the net income and identity oi the taxpayer where only one or two returns appear under a distribution.
812
479
1
INDIANA.
$64,068
C1)
15
18
7
13
163
IDAHO.
Accounting professions: Accountants, statisticians, actuaries, etc
Architects
I
Artists: Painters, sculptors, etc
!
Authors, editors, reporters, etc
|
Clergymen
j
Engineers: Civil, mining, etc
j
1,150 j
753
$16
540
43
453
286
431
21,228
O
TABLE 6a.~PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY OCCUPATION—TABLES FOR STATES AND
TERRITORIES; showing for each occupation the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
IDAHO.
ILLINOIS.
INDIANA.
O
to
IOWA.
l_
1
OCCUPATIONS.
! NumI ber
of returns.
I
Net
income.
Income ! N u m ; tax,
i normal i ofber
re! addttfonal.l t u r n s '
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons, j
oculists, dentitst, nurses, and other medi- \!
$352,£85
cal specialists
61, 799
Public service: Civil
Public service: Military
Theatrical profession: Actors, singers, musicians, etc
Teachers: From kindergarten to university; •
also school and college officials
i
24,128 {
All other professions and occupations
' •"4T
161,084
Professions or occupations not stated
24
|
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, orchardists, etc
i 107 I 1,136,871 ,
Bankers
32 \
477,162
Real-estate brokers: Agents and salesmen
!
10
49,837
Stock and bond brokers
Insurance brokers
367,242
42
Brokers: All other
776,144
Capitalists: Investors and speculators
j
83
26,617 :
Commercial travelers
;
j
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers, j
cashiers, presidents, etc
j
280,750 |
Employees, all other: Superintendents, fore- j
138,971
men/office employees, etc
'
70,996
Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs
17, 774
Insurance agents and solicitors
27,095
Labor: Skilled and unskilled
123,390
Lumbermen
124,660
Manufacturers
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, job1,312,455
bers, commission merchants, etc
126
1,254,368
13
Mine owners and mine operators
Saloon keepers
Sportsmen and turfmen
Theatrical business: Owners, managers, e t c . .
Net
income.
Income
Numtax,
ber
normal
of reand
additional. turns.
Num-:
ber i
of re- i
turns. I
I Income
I tax,
Net
income. !i normal
and
1
additional.
I
$4,131 ! 1,578 $10,793,517
139
1,403,424
279 1
483,204
$88,585
19,931
2,491
320 | $2,148,369
56 ! 467,193
20 | 104,919
428,921
6,387
i
107
460 ,
13,544
6,872
242
i1)
4,991
7 ; 227
47
249
291
5X2
1,443,661
2,290,338
5,15S, 848
1,442
538
669
168
124
794
6,178
1,680
10,900,680
I 9,842,683
| 8,040,112
5,474,690
1, 466, 719
; 14,185,784
116,714,189
j 10,065,496
7,885 I 23 j 132,946
23,057 i 24 ! 122,775
244 | 2,155,374
82,215
143,430
250,367
123,198
226,552
23,295
435,485
3,648,598
58,563
309 I 2,212,027
ioo;! 1,588,055
106
948,874
9:
217,592
• 19 i 143,252
• 71 ! 732, 277
j 1,083 ; 10,820,822
i 171 ! 879,592
$15,103
6,837
481
C1)
603
509
21,936
620 $3,811,862 :
60 !
362,866
8 |
54,550
3 I
16 '
15
130 ;
15,548
31,862
8, 500
4,461
1,144
9, 865
112,774
1,287
325
135
10
11
88
3,203
125
810 j 5,251 ! 71,454,957 \, 1,270,045 i 887 ! 8,978,371 105,866
4, 512 2^,316,889 !
180,877 i
! 147 1,588,750 !
19,206 i
! 627 5,501,375 |
60,948
! 170 1,128,990 ;
8,013;
| 33
380,000 i
4,098 !
i 1, S14 42,297,823 ! 1,276,723
336 i
635
56
74
1,080
2,977
12,252 I 4,331
71,898 j 150
143
21
93
68,303,187 i
2,822,523 I
1,008, 768
187,354
l5l;jtys
1,850,561
62,149 i
8,554
2,409
33,786 i
14,690
$27,661
2,058
489
!
H
t—i
75,395
121,948
842,036
183
1,205
2,785
7,047,456
3,362, 842
1,163,484
144, 652
119,520
920, 238
14, 823,164
615,340
53,180
34,479
11,797
3,293
1,518
10, 601
131,416
1, 782
6,570,222
29,094
650
35
103
57
9
560
4,019,576
339,087
723,381
275,422
102,916
14,375,294 i
18,398
2, 684
5,113
1,169
432
442,290
381
38
135
19
36
213
2,118,759
213,140
837,490
84,800
622,534
3,000,932
6,853
1,252
5,035
166
6, 798
35,756
999
44
19
11,253,895 !
1,681,498
93,474
50,174 I
34,098 I
157,161
64,065
357
252
366
1,167
15
1
10,049,193
170,902
0)
21,716
52,999
78,213
629
(i)
71
145
a
o
o
All other business
Business not stated
Occupations grouped i
Total
'
j
!
19 j
34 •
j
756 |
109,9«;
29-', <\^
{',, 9."
7,927,064 I
KANSAS.
588 i 1.849 19,792,735
2,986 i ' 7 1 9 ' 11,346,656
8 I
;
291,653
310,203
294
192
2,677,180 |
2,676,818 !
17,633 I
31,180
43,999
30
339 I 2,749,555 j
233 ! 1,948,919 !
6,923
140,496 137,525 J484,290,833 j 10,947,250 ! 7,004 | 74,637,683 ! 1,165,961 j 8,497 ! 65,604,874
KENTUCKY.
LOUISIANA.
518,845
MAINE.
I
Accounting professions: Accountants, stat- \
isticians ; actuaries, etc
44 ; $192,739 !
29
139,239
887
8132,139
$536 ,
21 •
$113,710
*477j
5
Architects'
:..
17
25,711
134,608 i
1,323 !
4 I
27,039
1
"(V)
!
1|
2
Artists: Painters, sculptors, etc
3
31.197
I
O)
18,462
403
I
5
I
i1)
C)
17 !
19
Authors, editors, reporters, etc
!
1,070 :
183,165
11 1
55', 316 I
230 !
14 !
225,112
261,210
6,190
:
8 j
24
Clergymen
126.479
1
0
;
57,254
i
14
362
j
77.201
457
40,190
176
13
22
Engineers: Civil, mining, etc
t
196', 683
26 !
373,326 I
194', 030
8,175 i
897 i
32 ;
80,213
133
241
Lawyers and judges
{ 181 ! 1,208,295
1, 845,185
23,185 i
145 ! 1,192,010
13,556 i 2 4 1 • 2,186,045 j
7,420
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons, j
oculists', dentists, nurses, and other med- j
224 j 1,431,590 !
ical specialists
8,430 !
10,289
180
1,110, 519 |
9,640
253 j 1.540.345 !
952,034
158
49 !
i 876 l
50 !
Public service: Civil
i
269.838
2,94,858 I
43 ! '265', 783 !
1., 471
1,908
206,562
30
126 I
' 755
12 ;
89 i
50,343 !
22 j
10 Public service: Military
375', 970
448
153,374
27
108,678 I
11 Theatrical profession: Actors, singers, musiI
1
cians, etC
:.
2
)
0)
Teachers: From kindergarten to university;
4 |
34
12 !
58, 468
18,055
also school and college officials
95,520 I
81,705
477
15
io :
195
107,248
1,399 l
9:
48.129 i
188,661 !
All other professions and occupations
754
13
101,397
575,862 i
664,674 j
6,267
3,919
776,789
57 j
Professions or occupations not stated. ,
j 124 ;
3,946
35
295,029
j
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, or- j
58,416
281
2,421,535 !
4,230,224 I
29,371
250
96,448 !
ehardists, etc
I 716 ; 5,043,154 ;
978,736
562,103 |
61,388
51 \
4', 689
51
654,633 i
6,984 :
Bankers
I 236 1 2,823,389 i
233,010
311,773 |
82 I
2,964 j
42
7,617
28 ;
' 716,685 •
299'. 664 j
2,404 :
Real-estate brokers: Agents and salesmen.. J
337,324
"368,752
3!
32
6, 778
323
33,042
693,105 I
19 '
16,127
Stock and bond brokers
i
163,158
94,982
14
4 !
647
3,827
124,569 i
110,270 I
13
14
987 !
Insurance brokers
i
92,070
653,263
195
83 !
5,576
7,746
753,900 :
3,026,298
21
52
182,703
56,133
Brokers: A11 other
!:
012
625 ! 5.410,576 :
95, 386
7, 786,287
59,119
7,660,113
726 10,748,528
619
108,358
Capitalists: Investors and speculators
120
74 ;
626.958
3,04s
'367,815 ';
1,425
'G95, 540
37
105
3,720
Commercial travelers
i
208,091
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers, j
2,626,401 |
500
5,295,878 ;
40,844 j 476
19,606
54,241 :
284
4,839,610
cashiers, presidents, etc
2,862,113 j
Employees, all other: Superintendents, fore- i
4, 004
824,781 :
'234
1,269,638
3,199
325
2,049,226
185
17,927
men. office employees, etc
j 124
1,233,990
11
74,672 |
265
13 ;
78,339 !
702
14
169,733
30 i
2,381
Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs
i
244,091
64
324,292 |
4,873
84
588,329 I
1,148
99
659,436 :
58 '
4,395
Insurance agents and solicitors
I
444,888
16
161,396 i
14 ;
144,849 I
2,036
1,537
15
150,938
2,297 >
Labor, skilled and unskilled
•
118,642
17
26
395,533 i
24 ;
275,395 !
1,683
4,055
63
1,490,792 ;
35,022
Lumbermen
j
325,707
31
1,355,589 j
32;348
27,853
218 i 3,157,170
137
2,248,792
30,647
Manufacturers.
|
3,051,462
158
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, job- ,
7,209,606 j
652
79,890 I 864 11,894,374 ;
6,210,416 i
64,862
222,097
370
3,647,381
bers, commission merchants, etc
! 642
82
21,309 I
143,768
54 :
9
3,456,439 i
932,739 i
5,153 :
31 i Mine owners and mine operators..
327,711
258,605 i
1
Occupations grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns appear under a distribution.
C) I
23,702
25,561
58
$262
212
11
3,873
266
1,039
8,880
5,409
1,392
866
(!)
344
776
2,561
9,138
1,805
3,412
1,471
490
1,678
170,106
'944
29,362
5,289
1,957
3,288
903
11,210
44,912
33,334
11,610
O
CO
TABLE 6a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY OCCUPATION—TABLES FOR STATES AND
T E R R I T O R I E S ; showing for each occupation the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
OCCUPATIONS.
Saloon keepers
Sportsmen and turfmen
Theatrical business: Owners, managers, etc
All other business
Business not stated
Occupations grouped
Incom
tax,
normal
and
additional
Income
tax,
normal
is umber
of rei turns
additional. I t u n w C1)
I1)
0)
22, 628
32,242
1,017,677
819,772
35,282
$19,120
3,100,967
1,256,830
9,381
$28,422
1,072,634
448,565
49,054
2,880 939
1,180,484
36,929
H
GO
Q
MASSACHUSETTS
Accounting professions: Accountants,
statisticians, actuaries, etc.
Architects
Artists: Painters,
sculptors,etc.
etc
Authors,
editors, reporters,
Clergymen
Engineers: Civil, mining, etc
Lawyers and judges
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons,
oculists, dentists, nurses, and other medical specialists
Public service: Civil
Public service: Military
Theatrical profession: Actors, singers,
musicians, etc
Teachers: From kindergarten to university; also school and college officials
All other professions and occupations
Professions or occupations not stated
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers,
orchardists, etc
$595,496 i
98
562,309 !
58
12
153.668 |
54
685,191
44
240.669
238 I 1,637,520
437 | 5, 221,136
$2,641
8,460
2,394
6,816
1,653
12,138
61,566
51
25
8
64
24
88
383
$303,877
258,756
36,922
515,079
134,908
580,004
3,632,259
589
63
27
4,274,979 !
379,324 j
165,018 I
34,655
1,812
710
485
53
11
4,549,596
384, 627
55,679 I
17,999 |
140
25, 630
17, 022
71,089
31
134
242
201,115 |
1,103,709 I
2,380,126
457
29,388
28
51
180
137,889
321,047
2,234,676
375
2,064
50,197
45,026
94
1, 201,636
17,393
673, 557
4,206
65
25
10
28
35
167
427
$331,526
148,533
148,522
192,759
218,581
1,646,244
4,348,835
1,630
23,340
79,446
366
130
217
2, 846,250
834,000
1,499,642
28,798
6,161
11,006
569
52
325,910
2,006
83
48
171
597,819 !
304,044 j
1,295,479 I
4,185
2,042
12,366
540
227
454
3,804,495
1,958,299
4.606,486
112
1,382,886 i
34,953
189 ! 2,711,742
63,933
$1,371
819
1,500
945
402 $2,373,164
178 1,759,114
618,477
73
187 1,854,657
177 1,299,233
474 4,422,192
1,386
18,125,317
$13,826
16,059
5,070
21,908
7,642
52,355
297,148
1,412
10,171,436
1,345,627
818,023
96,931
11,836
4,937
162
141
10,308
22,559
$1,300
2,773
106
4,227
704
3,669
43, 464
I
101,884
2,692
254
128
a
o
g
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Bankers
Real-estate brokers: Agents a n d salesmen. I
Stock a n d bond brokers
•
Insurance brokers
Brokers: All other
Capitalists: Investors a n d s p e c u l a t o r s . . . . ; 3
Commercial travelers
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers, cashiers, presidents, etc
; Employees, all other: Superintendents,
|
foremen, office employees, etc.
! Hotel proprietors a n d restaurateurs
j
| Insurance agents a n d solicitors
| Labor, skilled and unskilled
| Lumbermen
i Manufacturers
| Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, jobi
pers, commission merchants, etc
1
| Mine owners a n d mine operators
I Saloon keepers
; Sportsmen a n d turfmen
i Theatrical business: Owners, managers,
; etc
."
i All other business
I Business not stated
3,471,293
937,362
1,428,113
240,073
2,054, 564
43,097,877
993.105
106,oil
so;-} 1(5,109, 538
5, 510, 563
11,834
411
9, 669,530
28,967
264
1,587,286
3,475
137
7,996,631
40,110
453
909,585
, 140 121,260,876
5,216 | 1,175 j 7,169, 784
924, 709
137, 514
593,246
38,022
176,151
2,273,790
51,437
873
9, 590,996
117,514 ; 3,911 | 52,674,625
857, 396
729
42
125
32
11
409
4,504, 507
312,156
1,002,723
174,958
203,152
8,271,401
32,172 2,993
2,402
223
8,978 ;
548
1,003
142
2,372 :
18
167,990 • 2,098
|
i
:
\
j
;
j
;
Total
153 j 19,454,022
19
383,634
37 I
238,434
54, 545
616,024 3,848 j 74,892,236 •
4,844 ;
17 |
399,934
1,687
105 j
686,586 :
483
16 I
148,649 !
109,671
4,036,794
4,590,621
674
121, 009,054
1,270
61,420
71,935
34
1, 452
943
1
$18,107 j
2
91
46
21
I 2,714,246 '
6,179,347
1,238,085
297,545
I 1,312,604
I 36,982,720 [
I 2,271,740
2,026 | 30,295,282
39,282 ! 196
142,188 :
163
14
28,707
3,034
20
25,850
129
781,267 1,206
17,186
190
796,233
no :
C1)
23,881
675,093
17
5, 247 |
4]
14
57
44
135
604
254,167
142,372 i
23,292 |
1,540 |
1,001 •
75 I
576
73
38 i
1,192 ] 15,183,618
3, 405, 466
541,186
1,170,656
484,186
923,512
5, 640, 286
17,916
5, 640
9,632
7, 944
6, 449
85,902
2,303,809 i 1,319 ] 17,110,959
7,375 •
27 I 1,146,298
5,581
69 \ '462,054
1.772
5!
51,732
261,717
33,784
3, 662
00S
1,026
49
20
4
14, 039, 698
1.814,422
159,741
29,601
213, 750
53,620
1,407
290
1,871
138,789
125,277
14
350
300
99,092
4, 270,184
3,807.930
310
55,714
70,240
904,546 :
17,806,404
19,496,601 i
31, 906
369, 279
007, 724
17 !
294,264
504 ! 6,699,730 ;
410
5,682,699 ;
3,340,682
7,556
$2,302
2,570
-1102,503 j
29,438 |
-1345
224
$97,563
50. 653
5,171
845
13, 285
96, 825
10
4
35
111
64, 627
18,315
32L 044
1 007,766
271
62
5, 432
9,952
21
10 !
18 i
244 |
4,069,017
444,720
186^ 065
34,323
3,074
661
132
17
4
1,037,601
102,652
20, 730
9,372
775
94
254
24
12
20
4
9 5,201,384 j 1,553,282
NEBRASKA.
MONTANA.
$555,458
331,130
69, 267
492, 241
215,370
1,144,687
6', 195,945
144
1,008
C1)
!
10 I
C)
Occupations grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the tax payer where only one or two returns appear under a distributee
263,841
251,177
541
58
146
41
56
291
(0
192,453
57,095 ;
180,266
1.870,710
1,876.485
140'299
52,707
55,635
1
16,624
15,565
22,391
2,247
47, 347
447,634
3,380
53,912
18,192
8, 416
1, 840
19,086
649, 250
906
54
188
76
73
MISSOURI.
$48
2, 235,851
1, 456, 274
590,580
221,727
1,857,171
20,411,555
981,213
6,973,094
947,501
1,350,461
'477,863
1,388,441
19,836,484
136,391
34,910
54,218
5, 421
1,128
1,592,361
2,405, 523 32 291474,292,762 I 10,892,685 111, 448 |l62,533,104 -.
MISSISSIPPI.
1 i Accounting professions: Accountants, stat:
isticians, actuaries, etc
2 j Architects
3 | Artists: Pointers, sculptors, etc
4 j Authors, editors, reporters, etc
5 j Clergymen
6 i Engineers: Civil, mining, etc
7 j Lawyers and judges
8 ' Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons,
|
oculists, dentists, nurses, and other med'• ical specialis; s
9 | Public service: Civil
10 j Public service: Military
11 I Theatrical profession:' Actors, singers,
I musicians, etc
I
12 } Teachers: From kindergarten to uiiiverI sity; also school and college officials
19,193,271
2,303,174
4,809,050
919,498
165,550 :
54,394,258 [
178
365
46
26
88
1,864
308
63,086
S317
271
1,268
360
1, 782
20,836
19,590
858
156
w
o
o
TABLE 6a.-PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY pCCUPATION—TABLES FOR STATES AND
TERRITORIES; showing for each occupation the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
MISSISSIPPI.
OCCUPATIONS.
\ Numi ber
: of re\ turns.
All other professions and occupations
j
Professions or occupations not stated
;
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, orchardi.sts, etc
Bankers
Tieal-estate brokers: Agents and salesmen
j
Stock and bond brokers
|
Insurance brokers
i
Brokers: All other
|
Capitalists: Investors and speculators
j
Commercial travelers
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers, I
cashiers, presidents, etc
Employees, all other: Superintendents, foremen, oflice employees, etc
I
Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs
I
Insurance agents and solicitors
j
Labor, skilled and unskilled
j
Lumbermen
!
Manufacturers
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, jobbers, commission merchants etc".
Mine owners and mine operators
Saloon keepers
Sportsmen and turfmen
Theatrical business: Owners, managers, etc..
All other business
"....'
Business not stated
Occupations grouped J
Total.
Net
income.
()
$402,043
MISSOURI.
C1)
$2,532
42 I $2,028,081 i
198 I 1,611,087 !
3,993,439
283,823
62,313
(x)
85,416
27S, 119
1,018,281
123,223
74,728
1,421
186
631
3,726
7,324
353
244
191
204
44
44
302
2,234
553
122
772,186
2,195
2,021
20
3
18
4
61
37
97,857
25, 031
93,968
18,956
791,828
516,122
244 1,579
252!
53
172
267
47
52
31
10,030
480
6,217
340
4,114,428
66,324 I 1,726
110
2
38
72
C1)
266,615
673,612
77,624
23,818,117
2,445,401
590,639
134,651
100,901
5,395,918
1,989,323
14,831,7
NEBRASKA.
j Income
Income
! Income NumNum.
Num.-!
tax,
tax,
tax,
ber I
Net
ber |
Net
ber
normal
normal
: normal
of re- j income. :
of re- i income. !
of reand
and
and
turns.
;
t
u
r
n
s
.
\
turns.
additional.
I additional.
additional.
256
36
13
2
10
26
130
24
1,440
MONTANA.
C1)
1,922
8,121
651
21
12
566
173
1,791,827
2,753,321
1,771.262
1,105,457
635,103
4,754,206
32,327,397
2,925,033
$140,662
12,624
6 I
50 I
$40,531
473,778
$361
3, 899
13 i
81 !
Net
income.
Income
tax,
normal
and
additional.
$67,727
788,261
$250
6,481
3,443,149
2,198,015
658,041
164,058
78,355
1, 076,791
7, 668,678
367,283
20,977
14,037
4.588
2', 570
1,063
8,857
95,948
1,081
5, 750
362
3, 483,857
29,189
3,076
2, 716
328
1, 056
493
820
217
28
1,247,385
264, 701
617,624
108, 953
325,975
927,824
3,418
2,260
4,743
852
5,483
9,129
339 i 3,729,713 !
18
511,258 i
48
406,299 !
45,941
15,272
4,899
36,185 !
528,120 |
1,188,641 i
302,865 j
181
3,809
33,776
13,554
643
6
28
3
2
180
70
6,206,107
66,469
173,648
(l)
C1)
1,345,967
660,140
39,282
76,264
386
1,323
C1)
C1)
7,082
5,859
252
19,467,019 j
304,448
36,559,607 !
347,778
136 j 1,710,889
61 '
869,379
39 i
393,028
2:
(i)
45,679
14.085
4,469
53 i
500,550
210 ! 3,515,519
19
'115,597
5,282
71,843
632
24,588,572
347,856
129 ; 1,043,609
10, 291,254
562,531
1,885,181
272,626
438,921
8,826,118
78,814 ;
5,856
12,760 :
1,01:5 '
3,460 ''
174,870 ;
654,335 :
103
248,853
25
20 '' 102,220 :
92,215 |
12
92,433 '
12
206,326
15
480,626 ,
66,608
12,789
1,047
570 I
59,387
33,591 !
i
j
|
571
215
85
10
6
126
735
15,239
43,61S !
15,871 !
33,503
9,530
101,253 ,
550,341
10,745
i
;
195,054 12,956 147,069,303 j 2,373,327 ! 1,801
;
O
17
CO
H
>
55
a
3
a
o
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEVADA.
Accounting professions: Accountants, statisticians, actuaries, etc
Architects
Artists: Painters, sculptors, etc
Authors, editors, reporters, etc
Clergymen
Engineers: Civil, mining, etc
Lawyers and judges
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons,
oculists, dentists, nurses, and other medical specialists
Public service: Civil
Public service: Military
Theatrical profession: Actors, singers, musicians, etc
Teachers: From kindergarten to university;
also school and college officials
All other professions and occupations
Professions or occupations not stated
,
Agriculturists: Farmsrs, stock raisers, orchardists, etc,
Bankers
Real-estate brokers: Agents and salesmen...
Stock and bond brokers
Insurance brokers
Brokers: All other
Capitalists: Investors and speculators
Commercial travelers
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers,
cashiers, pr ^sidents, etc
Employees, all other: Superintendents, foremen, office employees, etc
Hotel proprietors and r >staurateurs
Insurance agents and solicitors
Labor, skilled and unskilled
Lumbermen
Manufacturers
,
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, jobbers, commission merchants, etc
Mine owners and mine operators
Saloon keepers
Sportsmen and turfmen
Theatrical business: Owners, managers, etc.
Ail other business
Business not stated
Occupations grouped *
Total.
$29,192
18,838
0)
$100 i
32 |
(x)
' 378 '
77,330
255, 726
27
141,928
69,698
0)
622
436
C1)
8 ;
2 !
C1)
67,257
277.227
83', 677
C11)
C)
196,770
322,130 i
(1)
368,942 '
C1)
91
21
27
556,969
110,627
151,159
0)
I
22,108 I
0)
23,495
344,776
115,738
142 I
0)'
53
2,977
1,983
0)
(J)
V9,959
56,600
70,014
364
2, 799, 775
C1)
205
729
207
459
112
5,443
2,456
482
661
0)
475
171
480
22
152,567
257.201
132,721
178,136
76,138
104,343
6,061,164
118,610
3,422
2,609
5,727
711
984
46,042
351
1,460,673 |
446 !
191 I
1,245
1,140
1,972 j
148,914 !
29,456 I
C)
492
198,981
37,305
168,521
0)
0)
I
1
$76
0)
38
7
19
1,872
480
2,058
1,560
(•')
51,467
118,508
102,393
58,230
774,068
1
(x)
143,393
5
14
11
12
82
NEW JERSEY.
17
45
12
6
166
218
1
2
596,003
195,877
292,882
68,128
64,681
4,081,637
1,885,542
0)
1
C)
24,835
754,436
604,818
75,529
18,505 I 1,735 19,557,542
NEW MEXICO.
298
64
40
138
117
529
884
$1,820,031
499,086
269,160
1,002,499
795,611
5,089,923
10,000,014
$11,161
4,248
1,977
8,134
5,326
94,487
145,254
882
100
5,912,712
659,321
290,751
41,519
5,107
1,081
30
261,986
2,979
186
191
266
1,284,692
2,436,811
2,349,052
1
C)
1
C)
188, 441
345, 892
3,758
2,435
!
46 j
270, 304
1,830
8
52
47,992
225, 780
261
757
7,884
78,165
37,399
1
1
36
(l)
264, 629
2,014,986
237
7,134,610
191
2,306,081
268
4,484,903
139
890,362
83
5,949,436
261
3,907 ! 65,495,189
"42
4,373,512
18,618
376,147
22,531
151,750
10,265
168,997
1,582,918
24,675
108
22
4
1
892, 750
57
78
8
627 683
747 446
34 319
8,835
6,934
56
609 534
7,921
23
4
7
118 833
18 695
38 884
291
67
216
57
2,499
33,022,335
598,781
3,529
1,710
1,116
409
963
129,269
2,297
146
399
141
9
1,235
14,532,818
1,409,680
2,935,852
830,675
64,298
30,751,451
95,563
21,527
24,787
4,492
339
1,062,570
16,275 i 1,910
26
33
9
24
93
884
13,057
479
9,662
547
27,508,194
667,583
203,879
69,944
201,243
9,843,057
6,707,143
C)
•1227
S40, 621
2
3
10
48
7,597
0)
1
5;
258,173 ;19,701 254,068,880
!
I
1
|
1
i
7
0)
310 951
45 945
0)
813
41
0)
I11,712
)
co
9,484
1,972
423
CO
36
0)
1
C1)
C)
1,762 101
133 347
31 753
3
a
o
g
1,006
26,051
1,600
315
160,754
344,128
104,170
1,660
3,782
2,321
7,486,732
83,935
i Occupations grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the tax payer where only one or two returns appear under a distribution.
a
o
0)
0)
108 336
2
627, 777 i 1 5 8
15,075
10
1,728
4
615
2,173
154,030
135,152
5,545,231 ;
13,444
O
TABLE 6a.~PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY OCCUPATION—TABLES FOR STATES AND
TERRITORIES; showing for each occupation the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
NEW YORK.
OCCUPATIONS.
j Numj ber
; of returns.
Accounting professions: Accountants, statisticians, ^actuaries, etc '.
Architects
Artists: Painters, sculptors, etc
A uthors, editors, reporters, etc
Clergymen
Engineers: Civil, mining, etc
Lawyers and judges
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons, oculists, dentists, nurses, and other medical
specialists
Public service: Civil
Public service: Military
Theatrical profession: Actors, singers, musicians, etc
Teachers1 From kindergarten to university;
also school and colletre officials
All other professions and occupations
Professions or occupations not stated
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, orchardists, etc
Bankers
Real-estate brokers: Agents and salesmen...'
Stock and bond brokers
Insurance brokers
!
Brokers: All other.
Capitalists: Investors and speculators
Commercial travelers
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers,
cashiers, presidents, etc
Employees, all other: Superintendents, foremen, office employees, etc
Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs
Insurance agents and solicitors
Labor, skilled and unskilled
Net
income.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Income
Numtax,
ber
normal
of rea,nd
turns.
additional,
$7,845,688
4,391,877
4,041,133
8,604,773
2,666,948
19,452,978
77,246,969
$70,674
55,285
67,268
119,927
19,246
395,165
2,090,974
S, 630
320
437
28,015,155
2,458,637
2,836,231
252,064
21,481
32,952
533
7,388,416
165,053
673
777
4,845,419
7,845,998
11,793,641
36,901
123,588
205,615
589
,037
,107
,299
'384
219
095
072
7,691,449
96,262,215
19,089,655
68,460,647
7,458,649
90,267,453
582,261,235
20,150,738
166,016
8,329,460
619,181
3,501,344
270,261
4,918,382
29;664,321
lfil,121
734
176,941,550
4,949,682
926
531
424
369
72,738,803
7,236,804
13,784,922
2.580,353
694,135
152,455
189,841
26,425
,005
Net
income.
Income
Numtax,
ber
normal
of reand
turns.
additional
$36,314
31,322
56,952
95,565
1,066,613
4,350
2,146
417
121
17
2
5
28,379
4
23,234
134 j 1,389,686
171
114
8,559
2
4
92
53
35
1
6
46
283
65
5,403
3,809
1,272
631,058 t
265,721 I
82,039
110 '
62
4
0)
0)
0)
130
149
825
6,014
50
753,213
540,907
228,110
(l)
35,547
536,763
4,049,838
402, 769
207
12,088
102,725
2,482
108
64
40
2
3
12
133
14
3,391,215
111,749
124 I
588,262
175,069
368,815
17.982
1,629
4,870
1,137
73
25 j
C1)
19 I
13 !
7 I
OHIO.
$35,655
401,819
$114
2.562
777,236 I
129,131 !
6,303
895
0)
i
()
31,109
341,786
703,415
650,606
394, 509
0)
17,521
97,687
1,142,895
72,176
0)
71
1,525
4,241
3,510
4,491
l
( )
104
825
8,683
254
5,622
146 234 !
156 627 i
83,460
43,283
Net
income.
Income
tax,
normal
and
additional.
$1,318,979
622,832
170,774
1,149,381
362,600
2,628,163
12,074,911
$21,769
8,462
908
18,488
1,541
31,877
186,734
975 I 6,677,381
113 1
807,845
57 !
281,867
47,241
4,936
1,051
Income
Numtax,
ber
normal
of reand
turns.
additional.
Net
income.
$41
0)
5
12
12
164
NORTH DAKOTA.
O
00
174
55
31
95
68
324
1,054
149,892
1,376
90 i
584,879
121 I 1,007,279
335 j 3,402,220
2,776
8,727
27,932
272 ! 2,202,217
247 I 4,587,192
103 j 3,131,904
50 !
439,512
173 ' 3,395.317
3,479 76,272;372
748
4,510,442
18,136
100, I'll
91,319
101,868
4,749
83,733
2,260,727
26,548
3,451
54,239,750
1,282,797
16,303, 124
! 1,621, 407
! o SOS, 337
i L 431, 053
102,266
14,841
22,964
8,084
265 I 3,282,407
203 2,362
1,655
6F
288
210
373
232
o
o
o
28
29 |
30 !
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Lumbermen
i
70
, 6,087
Manufacturers
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, jobbers, commission merchants, etc
111,113
Mine owners and mine operators
i 110
Saloon keepers
i 113
Sportsmen and turfmen
!
45
Theatrical business: Owners, managers, etc.
281
All other business
3,940
2,867
Business not stated
Occupations grouped i
Total.
715,565
149,771,032
8,775 ;
o, 139,856 |
15
180
254,485,877
16,105,578
702,193
504,555
5,529,146
63,522,719
77,169,650
8,902,405
1,486,704
5,007
9,264
143,286
1,863,567
3,112,840
321
93,155 1,922,864,651
7,970,521
OKLAHOMA.
I
I
I.
i
!
I
I
104,299 )
3,495,299 |
i
3,663,130
69,225
0)
630
S3, 617
72,222 i
541 !
223
1,799,217
0)
2,207
19,729
801,318
1,849,934
27,519
125,561
150
24,825,820
560,970
OREGON.
482 ;
62,315
50 i
71 !
1,176
420,395 !
570,022 !
143,681
9,219,055 |
425,192 !
33 ;
,688 i 51,041,395 !
4,537
2,013,845
34,295,913 !
3,188,476 |
573^828 I
234,533 I
339,530
10,438,303
12,821,304
662,461
88,973
3,593
1,555
2,715
149,362
313,264
12,649 I 2,673
I 118
-!
93
33
35
3,721
930
5,189
697
2,341
66,344 21,774 318,822,511
PENNSYLVANIA.
RHODE ISLAND.
Accounting professions: Accountants, statis$122,521 |
ticians, actuaries, etc
$86 !
$31,677
$15,303
28
$748
423 $2,636,533
$153,923
1,409,927
79,574 I
18,789
15
Architects
498
143
138,603
393,769
Artists: Painters, sculptors, etc
3,831
10
1
75,830
49
0)
c) !
2,213,056
4
59,709
Authors, editors, reporters, etc
14,684
8
54,219
205
160
1,318,668
4
Clergymen
18,107
49 |
6,855
17
227
213
156,664
67,868
8,241,647
9
22
Engineers: Civil, mining, etc
65,921
485 '
116,075
48
1,210
864
481,098
43,921 !
200
2,428,761
313,459
Lawyers and judges
35,554
132
169
8,500 1,852 21,893,297
,280,668
149,832 i
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons,
1,120,546 !
oculists, dentists, nurses, and other medical specialists
485,847
7,606 2,011 14,031,984
108,735
174
1,092,296 |
2,809
156
1,057,515
1,402,102
177,173
962
176
13,996
28
Public service: Civil
1,121
12
64,926
151,213
1,013,345
70,178
325
20
Public service: Military
309
154
8,818
60
328,694
91,805 I
Theatrical profession: Actors, singers, musicians, etc
j
32 j
234,990
1,858
31,659
Teachers: From kindergarten to university;
1
also school and college officials
2
167
!
264
!
1,691.588
244,789
37,610 !
10,418
41
C)
0)
All other professions and occupations
14
38 | 242 | 3,596^019
93,956
232,115
20,514 j
23
5
150,837
1,084
847,386
Professions or occupations not stated
64
646,139 I
5,439 I 455 ! 4,973,003
74
78
508,969
3,923
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, or4,238,948
107,842
217,572
chardists, etc
7,302
29
101
414
3,256,660
872,065
33, 591
266
1,427,083
333,391
5,307
34
116
1,122, 738
42
425,657
Bankers
2, 582
415 20,977,376
15,583
4,692,975
77,713
60
537,574
Real-estate brokers: Agents and salesmen
659,989
30
207,009
44
1, 071
457
1,013
6,560,638
232,185
26
1,050,607
60,621
6
165,635
Stock and bond brokers
4
535
213
5,
119
1,098,985
24,187
11
89,516
Insurance brokers
35,873
2
7
83
0)
C1)
Brokers: All other
6,530,310
159,138
881,234
51
68
832,956
73
993,793
11,030
30, 606
368
4,741,687
174,001,954
4,976,178
23,909,725
Capitalists: Investors and speculators
6,436,369
981
380
449
57, 430 8,637
202,763
Commercial travelers
37
497
799
209,032
4,937,323
205,748
32,238
707,966
44
121
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers,
920
cashiers, presidents, etc
18,291 4,860
145
73,335,454
2,545,270
1,141,799
319
1,796,694
5,006,618
367
Employees, all other: Superintendents, fore7,232
men, office employees, etc
116
2,405 | 3,948
27,219,144
700,912
692,447
133
187,767
1,479,787
251
2,569
1
Occupations grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns appear under a distribution.
7,722,306
$798
933
487
391
1,107
6,412
11,584
6,433
329
1,569
10
I
o
o
o
1,075
3,540
14,368
1,476
2,634
4,170
44,450
768
18,214
685,842
4,457
99,943
7,253
O
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TABLE 6a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME BY OCCUPATION—TABLE FOR STATES AND
T E R R I T O R I E S ; showing for each occupation the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
OKLAHOMA.
OCCUPATIONS.
Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs
Insurance agents and solicitors
Labor, skilled and unskilled
Lumbermen
Manufacturers
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, jobbers,
commission merchants, etc
Mine owners and mine operators
Saloon keepers
Sp >rtsmen and turfmen
Tl eatrical business: Owners, managers, etc..
All other business
Business not stated l
Occupations grouped
Total.
Number
of returns.
Net
income.
Income Numtax,
normal ofbereand
additional. turns.
10
Net
income.
Income
tax,
normal
and
additional,
Number
of returns.
Net
income.
RHODE ISLAND.
Income
tax,
normal
and
additional.
Number
of returns.
14
76
19
9
384
41
3
6
38
$68,577
392,871
36,701
55,200
1,156,215
$307
5,314
519
734
35,446
16
54
20
44
50
$446,295
299,696
148,271
391,208
823,496
$27,719
1,300
1,138
3,309
37,943
444 $4,644,319
655 5,822,823
366 2,569,321
74 1,230,664
3,082 94,822,654
$106,599
63,642
21,066
15,565
3,493,112
381
402
4,938,813
41,292,280
97,874
3,846,798
373
4,310,492
107,573
67,886
1,051
C1)
108
95
C1)
50,666
1,519,047
1,249,121
30,747
333
36,566
24,383
265
1
104
60
C1)
1,002,610
545,574
32,228
0)
4,994 78,315,588
488 17,585,253
1,507,832
173
165,820
22
1,014,332
63
1,717 27,267,816
1,127 19,654,534
1,944,623
671,955
18,527
1,609
24,787
940,407
449,172
2,539
6,811,462
4,347,797
2,800
24,968,572
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Accounting professions: Accountants, statisticians, actuaries, etc.
Architects
Artists: Painters, sculptors, etc
Authors, editors, reporters, etc
Clergymen
Engineers: Civil, mining, etc
Lawyers and judges
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons,
oculists, dentists, nurses, and other medical specialists
Public service: Civil
Public service: Military
PENNSYLVANIA.
OREGON.
$21,105
44,299
5
107
I)
!
45,176 i
23,012 I.
710,180 i
247,507 I
108,028 I
123,525 i
11,544
7,053
175
337,051 40,289 1643,243,991
S O U T H DAKOTA.
$57
737
150
1,971 !
757 i
461 i
C1)
$29,314
345,210
519,835
70,707
12,276 !
2,973 i 247
332 I 34
18
and
additional.
605,468
151,120
69,908
12,985,243
$809
5,582
1,252
359
608,414
6,990,005
204,689
CO
5
74,634
350
206
76
67,064
2,101,928
2,696,316
1,182
22,508
151,716
17,612,739 | 3,745
65,257,163
1,915,104
$122,757
55,362
13 j
81,156
34 ! 183,377
35 I
272,790
1,592 j 263 | 1,901,992
0)
Income
tax,
normal
13
TENNESSEE.
29
11
Net
income.
1,528,854 !
205,744 I
82,857 !
416
531
2,047
13,944
10,808
1,107
177
J
I
|
|
19
3
31
24
53
577
$321,630
114,845
(l)
168,189
99,769
288,933
4,785,002
465
3,030,579 |
76
483,412
429 | 1,949,768
3
o
c
g
TEXAS.
$309
291
GO
$1,024
872
0)
417
179
1,461
50,017
22,712
3,538
6,150
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Theatrical profession: Actors, singers, musicians, etc
Teachers: F r o m kindergarten to university:
also school a n d college officials
All other professions and occupations
Professions or occupations not stated
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, orc h a r l i s t s , etc
Bankers
Real-estate brokers: Agents a n d s a l e s m e n —
Stock and bond brokers
.*
Insurance brokers
Bro • ers: A11 other
Capitalists: Investors and speculators
Commercial travelers
Corporation otfficials: Secretaries, managers,
cishiors, presidents, e t c
Employees, all other: Superintendents, foremen, office employees, etc
Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs
Insurance agents and solicitors
Labor, skilled a n d unskilled
Lumbermen
,
Manufacturers
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, jobbers,
commission merchants, etc
Mine o vmers a n d mine operators
Saloon keepers
Sportsmen a n d turfmen
Theatrical business: Owners, managers, e t c .
All other business
Business not stated
Occupations g r o u p e d l .
11
»i
6 !
175 j
17 I
736,345
329,582
73,381
93,669
i1)
353,240
1,656,983
96,005
175 | 1,417,646
55 I
6
28
52 |
215
1
C) !
C1)
21
14
8206 :
145 j
1,661 !
5,740 !
1,745
867
1,146
C1)
3,309
19,702
341
32
86 i
76 I
33 i
3|
1
:
$545
1,928
10,439,860
3,279,530
1,380,154
319,304
|
202', 814
I 12,939,921
! 22,295,572
I 1,003,447
150,135
51,037
15,786
8,931
1,700
,236,639
441,627
4,687
3,553 !
1,517 I
3,307 ;
749 \
179
67
60
5
24
101
583 I
8,594 i 563
180 j 139
1,722,663
675,322
461,366
45,737
228,044
1,069,684
5,937,699
649,260
21,891 ' 1,120
3,744
235
3,040
144
313 i
11
1,962 [
29
12,374
232
74,259 1,858
1,877
190
729,767
4,062 ; 596
5,167,264
35,153
926 | 8,833,087
83,328
538
297
715
254
275
006
30
6
22
2
6
8
259,159
38,266
126,134
1,614 !
253
13
681 : 80
12
52
90 \ 214
1,317,872
12.}, 237
476,177
54,793
588,533
3,900,955
4,146
1,164
2,618
205
4,985
87,150 !
564 i 3,097,703
411,551
49 '
125 | 1,061,020
240,818
40;
602,851
41
158
2,483,228 !
11,987
3,131
14,231
1,642
8,391
54,246
16,810 ! 160
0) ! 36
1,447,194
40,622
64,120
8,866,961
248,680 I
95,965 i 1,834
89
2,355 '
70
C1)
3
C11)
11
C)
468
6,958
349
17,914
20,209,042 j
2,221,718
538,118 ;
0)
!
104,832 i
4,676,127 !
3,924,631
72,503 j
270,498
38,523
5,170
I1)
908
73,614
71,422
723
9,882,947 j
77,198 I
2I
81,019
48,586
304,691 |
320,677 I
56,843 j
971
7,474,252
11,403 I
253 I
693 j
1,817
2,916
355
48,563
851
15
1
1
1
172
179
$100 I
0)
3
1
1
7
3
5
51
$20,616
0)
0)
{ ]
;
\
C1)
:
1,291,233 ;,
1,576,459 i
21,221
4,414 | 39,867,675
VERMONT.
VIRGINIA.
$178
0)
0)126
38,670
C1)
19,617
60
43,325 |
8,820 I
29,637
156
598,645
413,971
2,236
797,659
Occupations grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one
1 i
9 !
43 I
S91,655
345,264
1,261,160
87
466 !
395 !
906 |
0)
0)
i
I
13
59
149
6,475 |
127,268
86,452 |
71,923 I
$78,128 I
C1)
$608
,1533 |
537 |
4,237 j
9
137
10
UTAH.
18
1
C1)
3173,452
33 i $166,240
81,574
15 •
103 ; 755,812
562,306
559,427
305,991
73,643
(l)
73,290
1,179,367
52,356
259,873
33,089
156,606
40,547
54,769
707,715
1,887,133 I
1
Total.
Accounting professions: Accountants, statisticians, actuaries, etc
Architects
Artists: Painters, sculptors, etc
Authors, editors, reporters, etc
Clergymen
Engineers: Civil, mining, etc
i Lawyers and judges
C1)
C1)
$74,240
24,090
279,559
413,078 10,514 1113,278,037
WASHINGTON.
$226,636
33
$943
$144,450
12
3,160
172,760
78,814
1
1
C)
0)
0)
15
77,822
226,910
5,531
14
73,435
152,909
336
53
309,913
444,086
7,342
262
1,703,301
2,277,359
19,730
or two returns appear under a distribution.
44
11
1
13
34
41
292
2,643,697
$348
651
0)
369
344
1,875
12,640
9
a
Zfl
3
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TABLE 6a.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY OCCUPATION—TABLE FOR STATES AND
TERRITORIES; showing for each occupation the number of returns, net income, and total tax—Continued.
UTAH.
OCCUPATIONS.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons,
oculists, dentists, nurses, and other medical specialists
Public service: Civil
Public service: Military
Theatrical profession: Actors, singers, musicians, etc
Teachers: From kindergarten to university;
also school and college officials
"...
All other professions and occupations
Professions or occupations not stated
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, orchardists, etc
Bankers
Real estate brokers: Agents and salesmen...
Stock and bond brokers
Insurance brokers
Brokers: All other
Capitalists: Investors and speculators
Commercial travelers
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers,
cashiers, presidents, etc
Employees, all other: Superintendents, foremen, office employees, etc
Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs
Insurance agents and solicitors
Labor, skilled and unskilled
j
Lumbermen
j
Manufacturers
I
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, jobbers, commission merchants, etc
Mine owners and mine operators
Saloon keepers
Sportsmen and turfmen
Theatrical business: Owners, managers, etc..
All other business
I Number
of re! turns.
VERMONT.
Income Numtax,
normal ofberreand
additional. turns.
Net
income.
$573,434
36,541
1
S3,828 !
127 I
C1)
!
2
75
is;
17
WASHINGTON.
VIRGINIA.
Income
Income Num-;
tax,
tax,
Net
normal ofber
i
re- income. j normal
and
and
I additional.
additional. turns. !
Net
income.
$1,809
387
388
$419,820
107,455
91,142
201
53
109
$1,361,472
382,967
521,074
i
Num-!
ber
of returns.
353
49
90
$9,801
2,572
1,747
0)
Net
income.
Income
tax,
normal
and
additional.
$10,926
1,198
1,317
H
52,729 |
576
H
27,023 '
40,039
555,173
40
168
3,875
o
$1,952,720
250,157
422,765
hH
3
11
60
12,815 i
3 |
583 I
4,817 |
78,273 i
669,104
7,675 !
1,804 I
18
20
4
3,304 ! 2
4
0)
6;
5,805
258
70,902
14
990
80,024
38,322 i
32,618
140
379
202
386,261
305,582 !
26,376
i
1
15,230
3,541
200
45
17
13
8
1
38
220
31 I
470,143
4,101,064
177,899
149
1,260,692 j
7,448
119
1,395,899
86
13
18
9
4
7
593,392
85,366
116,009
45,676
44,773
130,749
3,559
377
656
125
55
1,086
59
13
31
7
4 ,
111
429,327 |
104,898
149,414
35,424
37, 721
1,368,786
13,157
18,113
147
160 i
2 ;
1,758,302 |
123
31
4
526,793 |
266,335 !
78,912 i
171,408
14
5
C1)
|
!
'
!
i
i
1,554,563 |
726.881 ;
23,160 !
562 I
1
506,259 i
()
2,267
2I
26 !
C)
i
27,334
59,422
6,097,216
108,249
i
!
!
!
0)
106
865
250,204
799
13,847
151
1,293,874
51
875,460
68 ! 446,566
14
1,598,306
10
175,430
50
738,740
703 , 8,984,209
368,097 |
283 j
2,101 I
11,826 |
12,406
12,137
2,772
131,589
3,242
11,137
140,565
2,092
j 952
107
I 72
9
j
8
J 51
I 718
j 87
8,253,906
1,108,280
436, 783
88,504
63,504
522,234
9,327,097
439,254
102,082
7,850
2,183
992
173
6,047
207,169
1,513
5, 751,449
52,530 I 677
5,955,787
68,097
2,003
835
547
111
133
8
475
14
16,318 ! 133
2,009,428
60,107
843,430
51,195
223,704
2,268, 728
9,458
348
6,245
389
2,374
38,049
j
\
i
j
!
j
290
32
76
28
117
125
1,597,146
203,818
393,850
171,148
1,545,316
1,917,927
5,350
1,226
1,625
698
18,626
33,218
603
9
6
1
6,298,349
104,214
61,124
67,363 I
302 !
745 ;
561
35
3
3
13
234
6,611,011
1,052,430
198,135
33,392
23,710
0)
8 I
0)
0)
396.109 !
104,886
222,000
760,904
622
I
0)
21
26
70
6,911
192
0)
24,637
2,073,945
91 !
24,636 !
1
C)
0)
252,659
2,444,622
C1)
0)
4,516
31,781
o
o
a
Business not stated
Occupations grouped
2,177 i
21,042
106;
1.099,861 i
11,648 |
365,004 : 4,190 ; 42,216,464 |
Total
14
3
-i
6
4
28
211
146
15
$83, 807
14, 325
1
1
$254
51
C)
C55,
) 895
26, 310
194, 736
1,884, 639
466 i
268 i
987
14,641
1,001,857
150,022
29,518
5,361
1,179
52
C1)
C1)
60
28
3
37
26
95
435 !
461 I
64 |
13 !
4 |
$352,533
196,715
1
C)
306,740
114,361
666,735
3,520,703
2,908,891
343,060
81,730
13,199
3
10
101
75
41
32
9
7
21
435
48 I
350
151
14
42
26
18
101
11,207
102,518
1,157,372
568,940
812,158
277,880
805', 158
89,767
198,145
5,242,601
281,228
3,480,930
8S3,806
119,523
251,121 1
228,066 I
144,579 i
2,378,594 ;
38 I
220,772
634 ;
73 !
449,699
17,321 i 179 j
1,222,795
4,272
211
1,290,801
10,780 ! 131 ! 1,607,563
2,450 i
90
516,218
51,628;
13
208,918
18
1,312
112,001
71
1,407 '
613,304
43,164 I 1,307
20,404,522
1,109 I 198
1,142,973
1,414
17,020,066 I
24,175
620
4,143,125
2,572
42
372,434
540
1,066,874 l
132
1,299
62
387,167
2,309
47
968,732
660
571
10,758,722
57,143
291
174
2
2
4 j
92 I
90 !
3,446,247 i
3,419,577 ,
(v1)
:
51,052
62,909
2,575 |
c 23,823
)
!
1,326,828 i
1,320,604
159,028 I
30,170,809
C1)
1,238
24
38
1
9
328
180
152
34,276
17,115
4,848
416,386 | 8,261
17,312
158
776,470
593,304 ! 5,360 j 49,697,247
WISCONSIN-.
Accounting professions: Accountants, statisticians, actuaries, etc.
Architects
Artists: Painters, sculptors, etc
Authors, editors, reporters/etc
Clergymen
Engineers: Civil, mining, etc
Lawyers and judges
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons, oculists, dentists, nurses, and
other medical specialists
Public service: Civil
Public service: Military
Theatrical profession: Actors, singers, musicians, etc
Teachers: From kindergarten to university: also school and college officials
All other professions and occupations
Professions or occupations not stated
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, orchardists etc
Bankers
Real-estate brokers: Agents and salesmen
Stock and bond brokers
Insurance brokers
Brokers: All other
Capitalists: Investors and speculators
Commercial travelers
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers, cashiers, presidents, etc
Employees, all other: Superintendents, foremen, office employees, etc.
Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs
.'
Insurance agents and solicitors
Labor, skilled and unskilled
Lumbermen
Manufacturers
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, jobbers, commission merchants,
etc
Mine owners and mine operators
Saloon keepers
Sportsmen and turfmen
Theatrical business: Owners, managers, etc
All other business
Business not stated ]
Occupations grouped
1,590,354 I
33,276
184
93
WYOMING.
I
$2,201 !
1,828
1
C)
1,864
345
4,584
34,950 |
19,608 I
1,762 !
431 ,
952
2,284
6,136
6,986
29,285
2,428
3,444
630
5,451
427,037
6,215
196,472
24,275
2,380
10,707
1,815
17,159
210, 554
111,997
11,059,650
515,575 i
10,791
170,114
536
C1)
i
(l)
61,309 j
52
2,367,788 i
16,803
2.403,063 j
91,174
25,743 |
121
87,614,595 I 1,253,257
1
1
3!
44 i
30 ;
10 i
148
21
10
2
1
46
85
35 :|
19
10 i
1
C 11)
C)
C1)
C1)
()1
C)
0)1
C)
$11,154
391,921
166,133
111,315 I
36,287
C1)
!
98,396 i
1,443,165 :
274,032 ,
109,961 i
C1)
:
0)
C)
31.128
1
27
36
673
Occupations grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns appear under a distribution.
w
H
a
0)
Ul
210
15,140
1,870
1,358
C1)
C1)
aQ
Ul
9
o
o
g
173
878,370:
253,770
C1)
c1)
914
625
192
9,360
10,991
778
135
586
1
C)
C1)
668,412
890,712
237,247
100,823
69,565
(1l)
C1)
87
13
2
$4,377
!
202,941 I
417,245
131,210 i
6,523,787
C1)
7,783
5,137
C1)
U
5,070
919
67,510
CO
114
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6b.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Accounting profession:
Accountants, statisticians, actuaries, etc.
States and Territories.
Number
of returns.
12
Alabama..
4
\laska
Yrizoiia
18
Arkansas
173
California
49
Colorado
109
Connecticut
19
Delaware
35.
District of Columbia..
13
Florida
30
Georgia
45
Hawaii
12
Idaho
371
Illinois
40
Indiana
16
Iowa
9
Kansas
29
Kentucky
44
Louisiana
21
Maine
65
Maryland
402
Massachusetts.
98
Michigan
51
Minnesota
4
Mississippi
110
Missouri
20
Montana
21
Nebraska.
6
Nevada
8
New- Hamnshire..
New Jersey
298
5
New Alexico
1,147
New York
7
North Caroh'na
1
North Dakota
174
Ohio
Oklahoma
21
Oregon ..
423
Pennsylvania
28
Rhode Island...
5
South Carolina
2
South Dakota
29
Tennessee
Texas
68
18
Utah
Vermont
44
Virginia
33
Washington
14
West Virginia
60
Wisconsin
1
W vommsr
States grouped^
Total
Net
income.
$64,020
16,446
127,792
30,626
875,873
340,127
631,731
317,904
193,176
53,326
133,449
314,248
64,068
2,169,016
218,465
57,605
39,239
132,139
192,739
113,710
331,526
2,373,164
595,496
303,877
18 107
555,458
102,503
97,563
29,192
43,393
1,820,031
40,621
7, 845,688
36,314
Income Numtax,
normal ofber
reand ad- turns.
ditional.
$203
42
968
44
2,613
2,623
2.308
3,757
944
116
417
1,503
o
Income Numtax,
Net
normal ofberre- income.
and ad- turns.
ditional.
C1)
$431,908
68 831
240,952
35j317
93,419
21,48^
21,451
(i)
C1)
128
1,304,380
113,881
92,288
16
14
5
17
25
178
58
25
25,711
134,608
27,039
148,533
1,759,114
562,309
258.756
41
4
9
331,130
29,438
50,653
345
317
100
76
11.161
'227
70.674
41
(i)
122,757
321,630
78,128
20,616
226,636
144,450
83,807
352,533
309
1,024
100
178
2,201
18,874
73
86
748
15,303
798
57
943
348
254
1
2
64
C)
499,086
382
4,39i,877
2
2
55
622,832
7
143
15
79,574
1,409,927
138,603
44 299
0)
55,362
114.845
1
11
19
1
11
12
o
28
2
1
C)
172.760
78,814
14,325
196,715
0)
130,901
183,911 1,419 13,701,121
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
0)
$2,248
352
1,262
83
442
38
19
6
23
1
8
1
$153,217
31,484
197,745
SI,665
124
1,973
89,434
1,089
19 lii
77
607,088
367,289
17,472
6,406
22,367
43
1,323
212
819
2
3
5
10
16,059
8,460
2,773
73
12
8
31,197
• 148,522
18,462
618,477
153,668
36,922
2,570
14
69,267
744
540
7
4
1
48
2, 302
21,769
4,229 25,932,801
Net
income.
2
57
11
30
5
16
5
3
1
87
477
536
262
1,371
13,826
2 641
1 300
1,318,979
31,677
122,521
2,636,533
153,923
21 105
0)
1
131
17,106
1,138
16
Artists: Painters,
sculptors, etc.
Architects.
224
271
1
(i)
(i)
0)
C1)
C1)
403
11
1,500
5,070
2,394
106
144
C1)
5
40
51,467
269,160
1,977
365
4,041,133
67,268
8,462 "'si'
170,774
1
49
10
C1)
393,769
75,830
3
30,317
1
1
1
1
3
C11)
C1)
(M
4,248
55,285
0)
498
18,789
933
737
291
872
0)
3,160
651
51
1,828
C1)
772
154,108
786
C)
0)
18,335
492
908
C1)
3,831
487
264
0)
0)
C1)
121
60,544
124
7,651,573
118,767
1
States grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
115
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6b. -PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, F 3 R THE UNITED STATES.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Engineers: Civil, mining, etc.
uthors, editors, re
porters, etc.
states and Territories.
of returns.
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
>
Arkansas
:
California
'
Colorado
:
Connecticut
'
Delaware
\
District of Co'um'ria.. ;
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
;
Indiana
•
Iowa
;
Kansas
'
Kentucky
i
Louisiana
Maine
'.
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
j
Minnesota
j
Mississippi
!
Missouri
!
Montana
Nebraska
\
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Newr Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
States grouped
\
!
i
j
I
Total
Lncome.
2,531,387
' 221', 076
140,037
261,210
183,165
55,316
225,112
192,759
1,854,657
685,191
545,079
Income
tax.
normal
and ad
diliona
!Num-!
! ber
Net
income.
i of re- j
i turns.'
$101,541
47,846
571,933
26,004
2,716,995
764,816
1,617,453
617,529
1,127,757
133,177
121,558
183,445
231,562
4,290,968
415,754
117,166
80,213
196,683
373,326
194,030
I 1,646,244
4,422,192
^637,520
580,004
23,881
,144,687
321,044
180,266
77,330
58,230
,089,923
188,441
19,452,978
95,565
35,655
2,628,163
65,921
149,832
8,241,647
481,098
23,012
29,314
272,790
288,933
598,645
29,637
444,086
309,913
194,736
666,735
11,154
$177
342
9.291
'127
24,434
7,354
2O,34o
3,158
34,306
1,403
506
1,047
4,259
50,856
2,313
431
133
897
8,175
1,037
23,349
52,350
12,135
3,668
19
13,287
5,435
1,782
372
118
94,482
3,757
395,168
825
115
31,874
485
1,210
116,075
6,412
68,560 6,628 63,319,332
960,993
30.470
2.962
453
6,190
1,070
230
3.873
945
21,908
6,816
4,227
492,241
64,627
192,453
18, 838
118,508
002,499
0)
8,604,773
31,322
67,868
2,213,056
54,219
C1)
362,600
18,107
43,921
1,318,668
156,664
45,176
183,377
99,769
43,325
19,617
152,909
73,435
26,310
114,361
()
50,273
12,529 |24,077,7l
10,868,893
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
1,541
49
227
6,855
1,107
150
0)
531
179
61
60
336
344
268
345
l
()
403
135
35
IS
14
12
529
10
1,683
12
3
324
9
22
864
48
5
5
35
53
43
5
41
53
28
95
3
217
2,047
1,461
8,820
156
7,342
1,875
987
4,584
i States grouped to conceal the net income and the identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
116
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6b.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTBJBTJ{ TION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
Lawyers and judges.
Medical profession: Phy- j
sicians, surgeons, ocu- I
lists, dentists, nurses, I
and other medical spe- '
cialists.
j
Public service: Civil.
States and Territories.
Net
142 SI, 084,637
Alabama
91,450
15
Alaska
510,361
Arizona
50
Arkansas
139
904,312
California
877 8,749.666
Colorado
234 2,205', 374
304
Connecticut
3,005,281
Delaware
64 1,330,500
District of Columbia .
339 3,917,175
Florida
134
984,189
Georgia
226 1, 642, 480
Hawaii
42
454.683
Idaho
49
435', 699
Illinois
1,675 ,18,537,866
Indiana
411 2,979,601
Iowa
476 I 3,176,211
Kansas
181 ' 1,208,295
Kentucky
241 1,845,185
241 2,186,045
Louisiana
Maine
145 1,192,010
Maryland
427 4.348,835
Massachusetts
1,386 18,125,317
Michigan
437 5,221,136
Minnesota
383 3,632,259
Mississippi
91
675,093
Missouri
604 6,195,945
Montana
111 1,007,766
Nebraska
244 | 1,870,710
Nevada
31
255,726
New Hampshire
82
774,068
New Jersey
884 10,000,014
New Mexico
48
345, 892
New York
4, 547 77,246,969
North Carolina
164 1,066,613
North Dakota
56 i 401,S19
Ohio
1,054 12,074,911
Oklahoma
200 2,428,761
Oregon
169 1,120,546
Pennsylvania
1,852 •21,893,297
Rhode Island
132 1, 280,668
South Carolina
107 1 710,ISO
South Dakota
60 I 345,210
Tennessee
263 1 1,901,992
Texas
577 i, 785,002
Utah
84
797,659
Vermont
51
413,971
Virginia
292 2,277,359
Washington
262 1,703,301
West Virginia
211 1,884,639
435 3,520,703
Wisconsin
44
Wyoming
391,921
Total
Income
Num-|
tax,
ber I Net
, normal
I and ad- of re- ( income,
I ditional turns.
$5,552
83 f $637,928
7 !
44,179
333
53 | 431,581 ! 3,789
104 | 597,836 I
3,478
1,111 I 7,421,823
53,218
276 i 2,030,687
17,438
442 I 3,380,684
29; 496
46,624
60 j 1,038,127
15,068
218 i 1,589,062
2,941
71 l 433,834
8,811
139 1,074,079
46 ; 315,751
867
58 i 352,585
4,131
1,578 110,793, 517
88,585
320 I 2,148,369
15,103
620 ! 3,811,862
27,661
224 ; 1,431,590
10,289
180 1,110,519
8,430
253 ! 1,540,345
9,640
158
952,034
5,409
366 ' 2,846,250
28,798
96,931
1,412 10,171,436
34,655
589 j 4,274,979
485 ; 4,549,596 101,884
46 | 254,167
1, 540
576 4,069,017
34,323
132 j 1,037,601
9,372
254 ! 1,876,485
19,590
27
141,928
'622
91
556,969
2, 456
882 I 5,912,712
41,519
46 i 270,304 , 1. 830
3,630 i28,015,155 I252', 064
96 i 631,058
4,360
121 ! 777,236 I 6,303
975 I 6,677,381 j 47,241
84 ! 485;847
2,809
174 • 1.092,296
7,606
2,011 14,031,984 108,735
356 ; 1,057,515
6, 433
33
247,507
1,971
90
519,835
2,973
247 1,528,854
10,808
465 '> 3,030,579 22,712
93
573,434
3,828
75
419,820
1,809
201 1.361,472
9,801
353 1,952,720
10,926
146 , 1,001,857 i 5, 361
461 2,908,891 ! 19,608
30
166,133 j
914
|21,273 |245 ; 139,302 J4,289,869 20,348
JNum-|
al \\
31
12
6
22
118
33
33
13
448
20
36
15
11
139
56
60
49
50
43
30
130
162
63
53
21
73
17
24
8
21
100
8
320
39
17
113
27
28
176
12
18
13
34
76
5
18
53
49
15
64
10
143,577,410 jl,256,645 i2,992
Net
income.
Income
tax.
normal
and additional.
$240,682 j
58,644 I
41,341 |
125,340 i
651,890 !
225,268 j
243,805 i
113,298 |
2,582.933 !
104,139 !
215,278 !
119,931 •
61,799 !
1,408,424 I
467,193 j
362,866 !
269,838 !
294,858 i
265,783 i
206,562
834,000 !
1,345,627 !
379,324 i
384,627 |
142,372 i
444.720 i
102,652 !
140,299
69,698 i
110,627 i
659,321
, 47,992 j
12,458,637 j
265.721 |
129,131 i
807,845
j 177,173
I 151,213 !
11,402,102 i
I 64,926 I
108,028
70,707 I
205,744 i
483,412 '
36,541 i
107,455
382,967
250,157
150,022
343,060
111,315
|20,427,287
11,678
259
377
658
3,634
2,190
1,551
649
15,499
572
1,150
812
279
19,931
6,837
2,058
1,471
1,876
1,908
1,392
6,161
11,836
1 812
2,692
1,001
3,074
775
858
436
482
5,107
261
21,481
2,146
895
4,,936
1,121
962
13,996
329
757
332
.107
1.
, 538
3,
127
387
2.,572
,198
1'
1,179
,762
i,
625
158,726
117
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6b. -PERSONAL INCOME TAX-OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
P u b ic service: Military.
Teac lers: From kindergar ten to u niversity,
als 0 school an d college
offi cials.
Thea Lrical profes sion: Actors singers, miis icians,
etc.
States and Territories.
Number
of returns.
Net
income.
6
$34,523
Alabama
17,419
\ laska
239 335
54
Arizona
38,118
Arkansas
8
353 1,731,914
California
147,924
Colorado
33
Connecticut
54
303,523
11
100,050
Delaware
District of Columbia.. 2,509 12,927,148
145,940
35
Florida
213,508
47
Georgia
168,755
H awaii
13
Idaho
84
483,204
Illinois
.
...
104,919
20
Indiana
54,550
Iowa
8
375,970
89
K ansas
50,343
Kentucky
12
108,678
22
Louisiana
153,374
27
Mains
217 1,499,642
Maryland .
818,023
Massachusetts
141
165,018
27
Michigan
11
55,679
Minnesota
5
23,292
Mississippi
38
186,065
Missouri
4
20,730
Montana
1?
52, 707
Nebraska
2
Nevada
0)
151,159
New Hampshire . . .
27
New Jersey
290,751
57
225 780
52
N ew Mexico
New York
437 2,836,231
14
North Carolina
82 039
(i)
2
North Dakota
281,867
57
Ohio
15
70,178
Oklahoma
91,805
20
Oregon
154 1,013,345
Pennsylvania
60
Rhode Island
328,694
123,525
24
South Carolina
3
12,276
South Dakota
Tennessee18
82,857
429 1,949,768
Texas
1
Utah
0)
91 142
17
Vermont
521,074
109
Virginia
422,765
Washington
90
West Virginia
29 518
81,730
Wisconsin
13
Wyoming
36 287
7
States grouped i
22,767
Total
5,459 28,965,909
Income N u m tax,
ber
i normal of reand ad- turns.
ditional.
$180
30
698
148
6,285
332
1,423
996
64,101
449
753
479
2,491
481
489
755
126
448
866
11,006
4,937
710
254
75
661
94
156
0)
661
1,081
1
Net
income.
C1)
129 $i, 508,557
2
0)
293,110
12
5
34,823
1
0)
44
2
3
428,921
Income Numtax,
ber
normal of reand ad- turns.
ditional.
0)
$48,173
9,388
341
0)
6,387
0)
14,690
2
1
2
7
52
3
4
63,933
325,910
17,999
22, 559
569
2,006
' 140
128
8
55,635
474
1
(i)
1
30
0)
0)
(i)
261,986
(|)
(i)
(i)
2,979
j
!
Net
income.
6
$27,214
1
1
96
8
201
10
48
1
0)
C1)
560,302
84,254
1,454,587
44,222
345,797
C1)
33,999
39,769
8
249
23
16
4
12
17
15
83
540
31
28
2
49
3
10
1
38
186
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$105
(i)
'
2,690
946
7,225
32
2,516
97
68
1,443,661
132,946
75,395
18,055
58,468
95,520
81,705
597,819
3.804,495
201,115
137,889
7,885
603
183
34
55
477
344
4,185
25,630
457
375
263,841
16,286
63,086
1 008
16
248
0)
0)
475
7,884
198,981
1,284,692
(i)
32,952
417
533
7,388,416
165,053
673
5
(i)
1,051
309
325
8,818
1,569 i
461
26
177
6,150
0)
388
1,747
1,317
52 !
431
192
77 i
158,381|
17
1
32
4
149,892
1,376
0)
234,990
31,659
1
2
2
0)
0)1
C)
7
1
4
52,729
1,858
10
(i)
576
(i)
13,199
229,919
914 11,128,927
4,845,419
28 379
36,901
171
0)
584,879
0)
2,776
90
2
8
264
41
10
37,610
1,691,588
244,789
74,240
167
10,418
1,075
206
33
13
3
14
21
4
3
38
166,240
91,655
12,815
80 024
104,886
27,023
11,207
220,772
533
545
3
140
283
40
*
952
60,127
213
242,854 2,919 19,345,751
117,961
3,328
1
States grouped to conceal the net income and the identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
118
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6b.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES.—Con.
All other professions and
occupations.
States and Territories.
NumNet
ber
of re- income.
turns.
7
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia.
Florida
g
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
feSodth Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
States grouped l
Total.
227
134
51
2
42
6
13
1
7
191
1
777
4
4
121
14
5
242
23
4
2
15
59
11
5
26
7
10
73
1
Income Numtax,
normal ofberreand ad- turns.
ditional.
$56,370
!
1
C)
1
50,676
8
2
, 563,615
194
236,880
21
202,723
32
229,222
24
411,302
70
2
C1)
13
118,362
13
114,028
4
24.128
291 | 2 ,290,338
24 |
122,775
15
121,948
10
48.129
9
107,248
34
188,661
13
101,397
304,044
,958,299
,103,709
321,047
$603
0)
190
0)
22,330
3,244
725
979
1,912
0)
1,212
1,396
107
23,057
509
1,205
195
1,399
754
776
2,042
17,022
10,308
2,064
0)
0)
,028,081
40,531
67, 727
140,662
361
250
C1)
0)
171
37,305
,436,811
78,165
C1)
0)
,845,998
123,588
23,234
114
31,109
71
, 007, 279
8,727
150,837
1,084
20,514
38
,596,019
93,956
232,115
3,540
24,090
145
(0
C1)
537
81,574
1,928
345,264
583
78,273
379
38,322
2,101
222,000
168
40,039
(334
102,518
2,284
4^0,699
0)
0)
382
2,913 28,637,580
63,334
Farmers,
Professions or occupations Agriculturists:
stock raisers, orchard not stated.
ists, etc.
Net
income.
$579,851
79
48,577
12
339,907
29
384,640
56
297 2,001,906
147 1,312,355
269 I 2,526,658
247,507
26
501,501
87
400 796
58
163 1,481,171
65 1,013,550
161,084
24
582 5,158,848
244 2,155,374
842,036
130
776,789
124
575,862
664,674
86
295,029
35
171 1,295,479
454 4,606,486
242 2,380,120
180 2,234,676
402,043
47
198 1,611,087
473,778
50
81
788,261
67,257
19
108,521
266 2,349,052
36
264,629
1,005 11,793,641
134 1,389,686
341,786
50
335 3,402,220
508,969
64
646,139
78
455 4,973,003
847,386
74
279,559
37
173,452
32
103
755,812
1,261,160
149
60
669,104
5
32,618
760,904
70
555,173
78
101 1,157,372
179 1,222,795
98,396
20
Income Numtax,
Net
normal ofberre- income.
and ad- turns
ditional.
$3,190
66
3,861
1,709
13,668
10,716
21,411
1,424
2,471
2,768
9,667
17,027
460
82,215
21,936
2,785
3,919
6,267
3,946
2,561
12,366
71,089
29,388
50,197
2,582
12,624
3,899
6,481
26
1,140
37,399
1,712
205,615
8,559
1,525
27,932
3,923
5,439
68,848
14,368
1,661
608
4,237
6,498
4,817
202
11,826
3,875
17,321
6,136
210
40
$375,840
3
24,387
96 1,119^612
270 2,151,914
1,659 15,827,975
424 3,546, 792
67
815,197
18
135,158
15
285,269
710,624
87
j 123 1,006,326
46 2,265,547
! 107 1,136,871
11,442 10,900.680
309 2,212,027
1,287 7,047,456
716 5,043,154
281 2,421,535
250 4,230,224
130
978,736
112 1,382.886
189 2,711,742
94 1,201,636
89
673,557
256 3,993,439
244 1,791,827
136 1,710,889
571 3,443,149
277,227
45
152,567
13
237 2,014,986
892,750
108
589 7,691,449
753,213
92
703,415
108
272 2,202,217
872,065
101
414 3,256,660
266 4,238,948 !
217,572 !
29
736,345 j
87
562,306 !
86
179 1,722,663 I
1,120 10,439,860
526,793
45
386,261 i
18
151 1,293,874 i
952 8,253,906 I
568,940 j
75
211 1,290,801
148 1,443,165
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$3,89 f
242
14,193
22,269
219,170
34,907
9,143
702
9,077
5,491
7,972
91,626
13,544
143,430
15,548
53,180
58,416
29,371
96,448
9,138
34,953
45,026
17,393
4,206
74,728
15,239
45,679
20,977
1,872
888
18,618
9,484
166,016
5,403
4,241
18,136
7,302
33,591
107,842
1,476
5,740
3,553
21,891
150,135
7,675
15,230
12,406
102,082
4,272
6,986
15,140
551,897 7,350 69,038.685 ! 834,570 14,407 129,642,432 1,815,945
1 States grouped to conceal the net income and fie identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
119
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6b. -PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS- DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES.— Con.
Bankers
States and Territories. NumNet
ber
of re- income.
turns.
Real-estate brokers:
Agents and salesmen.
Income Numtax,
Net
normal ofber
re- income.
and ad- turns.
ditional.
$817,701
$13,413
51
Alabama
65
4
4
412
70.426
Alaska
385,251
11
6.759
Arizona
17
30
484.385
2 648
57
Arkansas
341
129.857
California. .
249 4,474,955
70
41.675
Colorado
113 2,100 215
127
27.111
Connecticut.
160 1,949.991
11
702,059
20 631
Delaware . . . .
14
358,978
81
8.819
18
District of Columbia..
467, 509
1.942
54
Florida
45
38
77 l,7eo 305
90.204
Georgia
439223
12.018
6
Hawaii....
17
10
477,162
6 872
Idaho
32
250 367 669
538 9. 842.683
Illinois
106
31-862
Indiana
100 1,588,055
135
34.479
Iowa
325 3.362.842
82
61.388
236 2,823 389
Kansas
28
562,103
4,689
51
Kentucky..
654.633
6,984
Louisiana
42
51
29
Maine
233.010
1,805
23
87
106,511
108 3.471.293
Mar"1 land
411
924,709
Massachusetts .
303 16.109,538
178 2,714.246
39,282 365
Michigan
163
196
,235 851
16,624
Minnesota
13
36
283.823
Mississippi
1,421
204
43.618
191 2,753.321
Missouri
39
869.379
61
Montana
14.085
85
14,037
Nebraska
215 2,198,015
1
7
480
83,677
Nevada...
9
257,201
New Hampshire
15
3,422
New Jersev.
376,147 268
191 7,134,610
4
New Mexico..
310.951
1,972
22
1,037 96,262,215 8,329,460 1,107
NewYorV .
35
540,907
North Carolina
3, 809
53
40
650,606
3,510
64
North Dakota
Ohio
247 4,587,192
100,151 265
44
116 1,122, 738
5.307
Oklahoma
30
42
425,657
2,582
Oregon
457
Pennsvl ania
415 20,977,376 1,427,083
60
333,391
2,634
34
Rhode* Island
8
29
329,582
1,745
South (arolina
33
76
559,427
1,517
South DaL ota
60
3,744
67
Tennessee
675.322
235 3,279.530
51, 037 144
Texas
13
17
266.335
1,804
Utah..
4
3,541
305.582
20
Vermont
68
12,137
Virginia
875,460
51
72
107
1,108,280
7,850
Washington..
32
812,158
41
10,780
West Virginia
90
29,285
131 1,607,563
Wisconsin
10
274,032
1,870
21
Wyoming . . .
States grouped 1
Total
$338,134
(i)
180,271
211572
3,203.026
569.886
1,084,126
121,595
1,114,159
391.638
376,134
102,144
49.837
8,040 112
948,874
1,163.484
716,685
311.773
299.664
337.324
937,362
5,510,563
6,179.347
1,456,274
62-313
1,774,262
393,028
658.041
1
C)
Stock and bond brokers.
Income
tax, Numnormal ber
and ad- of reditional. turns.
$2,204
7
Net
income.
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$144,290
SI.728
(i)
2,527
1.616
30,957
3,933
9,201
1.892
21,444
3,024
4.372
2,154
242
123.198
8,500
11,797
7,617
2,964
2,404
3.412
11,834
137,514
142,188
15,565
186
15,871
4,469
4,588
(l)
2
4
105
43
65
3
6
5
5
11
168
9
10
3
19
32
17
59
264
46
14
2
44
2
10
2
6
139
1
0)
58,087
2,003,768
1,111,020
2,693,606
221,892
225,705
77, 725
71,890
233,202
322
33,396
19,176
93,326
9,434
4, 955
1.055
477
3,519
5,474,690
217,592
144,652
33.042
368.752
693,105
163,158
1,428,113
9,669,530
1,238,085
596.580
1
6,778
16,127
1,471
28,967
593,246
28,707
22,391
1
1,105,457
33, 503
C)
(0
164,058
0)
226,552
4,461
3,293
323
C)
(l)
2,570
C1)
5, 727
178,136
2,609
132,721
151,750
4.484,903
22,531
2,306.081
423
45.945
C1)
0)
3,501,344
19,089.655 619;181 1,299 68,460,647
1
1,272
228,110
C11)
C1)
2
4,491
394.509
C)
101, 868
103 3,131,904
3,282,407 91.319
4
60,621
1,013
15.583
659,989
6
165.635
5,535
1,071
207,009
77,713 213 6,560,638 232,185
4,692.975
26 1,050,607
44,450
4,170
537, 574
6
867
93,669
1,146
73.381
749
3
73,643
3,307
305, 991
313
5
45,737
3,040
461,366
11
319,304
8,931
15,786
1,380.154
8
562
171.408
3,304
78,912
1
V)
(i)
446,566
436,783
277,880
516,218
109,961
61,062
(i)
2,772
2,183
2,450
2,428
1,358
499
2
14
9
9
13
2
(i)
C)
1,598,306
88,504
805,158
208,918
1
131,589
789,562
37,186
C)
992
51, 628
3,444
(x)
6,518 206,970,133 12,296,089 6,146 72,256,877 1,451,288 2,839 116,425,299 5,418,931
1
States grouped to conceal the net income and the identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
120
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6b.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
Insurance brokers.
States and TerriNumtories.
ber
Net
of re- income.
turns.
Brokers: All other.
Income Numtax,
Net
normal ofber
re- income.
and ad- turns.
ditional.
Capitalists: Investors and
speculators.
Income Num-!
tax,
!
Net
normal ofber
re- I income,
and ad- turns.
ditional.
22 $159,794
Alabama
63 $574,173 $5,263
287
$963
Alaska
1
10
0)
0)
Arizona
33
109
4,106
372,521
Arkansas
17 187,401
4,164
55
342
4,975 5,538
453,451
94
California
770,016
7,346 277
10
67,324
Colorado
911
535 132 4,119,570 82,325
199,437
3,844,103
38 416,429
Connecticut
80
2,782
4,424
63,023
1,889,693
2
16
Delaware
273
0)
7,804 1,532
336,038
7
63,694
18
District of Columbia.
235
1,981
175,614
12 135,270
39
Florida
374
1,664
30,091
729,439
42,593
Georgia
102
478
452
15,105
Hawaii
7 1,175,827
306
913
104,270
Idaho
42
83
1 I
0)
0)
4,991
367,242
Illinois
794
6,178
124 1,466,719 23,295
14,185,784 435,485 1,083
Indiana
71
19 ! 143,252
1,144
9,865
732,277
Iowa
119,520
1,518
10,601 1,677
920,238
Kansas
124,569
625
3,827
7,746
753,900
Kentucky
94,982
52
619
647
5,576
653,263
110,270
Louisiana
195
612
987
3,026,298 56,133
92,070
Maine
21
726
490
1,678 I 3,005
182,703
240,073
Marjdand
107
3,475
40,110
2,054,564
137
1,587,286
Massachusetts
453 7,996,631 176,157 7,146
t
38,022
Michigan
! 26 | 297,545
88
3,034
25,850 1,864
Minnesota
I 20 ! 221,727
129 1,312,604
2,247
1,857,171 47,347 1,206
Mississippi
! 10 ! 85,416
26
130
631
3,726
278.119
Missouri
! 44 I 635,103
9,530 302 4, 754; 206 101,253 2,234
53
Montana
!
210
5,282
500,550
Nebraska
I
126 1,076,791
735
78,355 , 1,063
8,857
22
Nevada
29
2,058
196,770
8
;
8
New Hampshire. . . . t
480
76,138 ;
711
984
104,343
261
New Jersey
j 83 ! 890,362
3,907
10,265
168,997
57 5,949,436
New Mexico
j
78
627,683 i 8,835 19,095
New Y ork
| 3.84 7,458,649 270,261 2,219 90,267,453
4,918,382
207
6
35,547
I
46
North ( arolina
j
283
12,088
536,763
104
17,521
3
12
North Dakota
133
825
97,687
50 439,512 ! 4,749
173 3,395,317
Ohio
83,733 3,479
119
35,873 i
7
68
Oklahoma
380
11,030
832.956
2
73
Oregon
449
0) : Q)
30,606 8,637
993,793
83 1,098,985
368 6,530,310
Pennsylvania
! 24,187
159,138
11
51
Rhode Tsland
981
768
89,516
18,214
881,234
2
43
South Carolina
175
0)
3,309
353,240
0)
i
2
9
South Dakota
137
J
583
73.290
24 228,044 ! ( )
101 1,069,684 ! 12,374
Tennessee
563
29 202,814 j 1,962
232 12,939,921 1,236,639 1,858
Texas
38
Utah
220
0)
i 1,700
470,143 j 5,805
6
Vermont
258
27,334 I
0)
C1)
! 11,137
10 I 175.430 i
50
Virginia
703
738, 740 ! 6,047
106
8 i
51
Washington
718
63,504 ! 3,242
522,234 i 1,407
21
West Virginia
435
89,767 !
198,145 i 5,451 1,307
173
71
Wisconsin
112,001 j 1,312
613,304
! 9,360
46
Wyoming
85
0)
1 | 134,096
668,412
630
893
States grouped *
0)
64,817
968
Total
1,414 {18,314,501 431,157
7,479 182,552,715 8,063,569 85,465
l\
til
$2,771,045
83,881
1,868,064
2,709,615
72,465,574
15,225,820
44,965,857
18,380,521
29,233,058
5,255,050
5,151,668
8,536,091
776,144
116,714,189
10,820,822
14,823,164
5,410,576
7,786,287
7,660,113
10,748,528
43,097,877
121,260,876
36,982,720
20,411,555
1,018,281
32,327,397
3,515,519
7,668,678
322,130
6,061,164
65,495,189
747,446
582,261,235
4,049,838
1,142,895
76,272,372
6,436,369
4,741,687
174,001,954
23,909,725
1,656,983
1,179,367
5,937,699
22,295,572
4,101,064
6,097,216
8,984,209
9,327,097
5,242,601
20,404,522
890,712
Income
tax
normal
and additional.
$30,865
434
50,674
20,805
1,201,236
309,700
989,414
1,117,717
663,872
195,467
45,927
152,938
7,227
3,648,598
112,774
131,416
59,119
95,386
108,358
170,106
909,585
2,273,790
781,267
447,634
7,324
550,341
71,843
95,948
1,560
46,042
1,582,918
I
6,934
29,664,321
102,725
8,683
2,260.727
202;763
57,430
4,976,178
685,842
19,702
8,594
74,259
441,627
70,902
250,204
140,565
207,169
43,164
427,037
10,991
1,679,228,016 55,540,102
1 States grouped to conceal the net income and trie identity of the taxpayer where only one or two
returns appear under a distribution.
121
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6b.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS- DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
Conimercial travelers,
States and Territories.
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Districtof Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
ea
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Khode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
S tales grouped l
Total
Number
of returns.
Net
income
Income j N u m .
tax
' . I her
normal of reand ad- turns.
ditional.
Net
income.
$3,228,796
260,453
1,214,969
1,175,269
1,037
24,334,560
13,425
!
4,593,519
2,748
11,202,131
7,835
16,725,204
60
2,371,659
774
1,282,247
341
4,088,001
2,236
2,073,602
335
280,750
47
71,454,957
58,563
8,978,371
3,203
6,570,222
1,782
2,626,401
1,425
5,295,878
3,048
4,839,610
3, 720
j 2,862,113
944
9,590,996
5,216
52,674 625
51,437
30,295',
282
17,186
15,183,618
3,380
772,186
353
|24,588,572
10,745
1,043,609
632
3,483,857
1,081
368,942
1,460.673
33,022,335
24,675
609,534
36
176,941,550
161,121
3,391,215
2,482
998,270
254
54,239,750
26, 548
920 [ 145 1,141,799
497
319 2,545,270
32,238 4,860 3,335,454
4,457
3G7 5,006,618
341
175 1,417,640
72:/, 767
180
87
1,877
596 5,167,264
4', 687
926 8,833,087
990
149 1,260,692
799
119 1,395,899
2,092
(522. 5,751,449
1,513
077' 5,955,787
1,109
350 3,480,930
6,215 1,414 17,020,066
237,247
35
16
14,804.
$364,031
197
5
26
18
85
14
6
1,680
171
125
74
105
120
37
175
1,175
308
196
24
553
19
77
2
22
742
8
3,072
65
14
748
37
44
799
121
17
10
139
190
31
14
66
87
48
198
! Corporation officials: Secre- i Employees, all other: Suj taries, managers, cashiers, j perintendents, foremen,
I presidents, etc.
i office employees, etc.
24,867
247,228
2,353,379
592,932
1,269,720
27,005
158,644
94,023
478,219
93,936
26,617
10,065,496
879,592
615,340
367,815
626,958
695,546
j 208,091
I 993,105
7,169,784
2,271,740
981,213
123,223
2,925,033 j
I 115,597 |
357,283 I
0)
!
118,610 j
14,373,512
|
34,319
120,150,738
402,769
72,176 I
4,510,442
205,748
209,032 j
4,937,323
707,066 |
96,005 !
52,350 ]
649,260
1,003,447 I
177,899 |
108,249
368,097
439,254
281,228
1,142,973
112,274 74,252,624
$1,712
(1)
346
25
105
182
2,574
385
868
160
249
178
465
150
44
5,251
887
825
298
500
476
284
873
3,911
2,026
1,192
' 122
2,021
129
362
41
159
2,499
56
10,734
267
124
3,451
Income Num-1
tax,
ber
Net
normal
and ad- of re- j income.
ditional. turns. I
$27,101
1,512
22,601
4,432
273,381
96,190
144,519
1,534,942
22,434
6,363
26,999
24,369
810
1,270,045
105,866
29,094
19,606
40,844
54,241
29,362
117,514
857,396
796,233
251,177
2,195
347,856
5,750
29,189
1,972
7,597
598,781
7,921
4,949,682
111,749
5,622
1,282,797
7,232
18,291
1,796,694
99,943
6,475
4,062
35,153
83,328
7,448
13,847
; 52,530
|
68,097
I 24,175
! 196,472
778
79
16
69
37
1,325
229
639
154
198
63
194
76
27
4,512
650
381
124
234
325
185
729
2,993
906
541
20
1,579
103
217
29
94
2,297
23
9,926
110
25
2,362
116
133
3,948
251
55
30
253
564
86
59
342
290
151
620
19
$482,770
79,088
553,385
167,911
7,545,330
1,420,949
3,964,013
1.662.758 !
1,203,849 I
334,305 I
I 1,018,417 i
! 505,593 !
138,971 :
128,316,889 |
4,019,576 ;
2.118.759 !
824,781 j
1,269,638 I
2,049,226
1,233,990
i 4,504,507 I
119,193,271 I
6,973,094 j
3,405,466 i
I
97'., 857 !
110,291.254 !
I 654)335
I 1,247,385
|
148,914 I
j 596.003 I
14,532,818 |
! 118,833 i
172,738,803 |
i 588,262 !
! 146,234 !
.16,303,124 I
j 700,912 |
! 692,447 I
127,219,144
j 1,479,787 !
259,373 |
! 259,159
1,317,372 i
3,097,703 j
593,392 I
429,327 |
2,009,428 |
1,597,146 I
883,806 !
4,143,125 |
100,823
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$2,339
303
6,064
423
34,296
9,651
22,107
13,955
7,422
1,047
2,857
1,999
336
180,877
18,398
6,853
3,199
4,004
17,927
5,289
32,172
136,391
53,912
17,916
244
78,814
3,076
3,418
446
3,529
95,563
291
694,135
1,629
203
102,266
2,569
2,405
187,767
7,253
538
1,614
4,146
11,987
3,559
2,003
9,458
5,350
2,572
24,275
135
466,677 53,060 717,402,707 15,522,667 38,388 255,234,302 1,828,982
i States grouped to conceal the net income and the identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
122
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6b.—PERSONAL, INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
Hotel proprietors and
restaurateurs.
States and Territories. j
Net
|! her |
i of re-1 income,
iturns.
Labor, skilled an d
unskilled.
Insurance agents and
solicitors.
Net
income.
Income
Numtax,
ber
Net
normal of re- income.
and ad- turns.1;
ditional.
Income
tax,
normal
a n d additional.
1..
I
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia..
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
IS ew Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
States grouped1
Total
$43,402
6
36, 901
9
97,867
8
38,517
158 1,296,937
21
153,078
54
457,173
15
142,172
30
302,843
16
132,286
55,458 :
8
72,888
5
70,996 i
10
147 1,588,750 ;
339,087 j
35
213,140 i
38
74,672 i
11
78,339 I
13
169,733 i
14
244,091 !
30
312,156 i
42
223 2,303,174
947,561 !
54
58 i 541,186 i
25,031 !
3i
53 I 562,531 !
248,853 j
25
264,701 !
28 I
29,456 i
5!
17 ! 195,877 !
146 | 1,409,680 i
18,695 I
5 3 1 I 7,236,804
175,069
8 i
156,627 ;
19 j
210 1,621,407
68,577 '
9 !
446,295 :
16 j
444 4,644,319 i
93,398 :
14
33,089
6
38,266
6
129,237
13
411,551
49
85,366
13
104,898
13
60,107
9
203,818 '
32
119,523
14
372,434
42
69,565
10
$912
$187
27
$151,924
233 !
418
56,971 I
1,102 !
8
123,102 21
619
Ill
,921,639 i 15,602
12,090 i 269
474,289 ! 3,377
78
1,109 |
,168,218 I 20,216
4,647 ! 249
310,709 ' 7,912
18
1,386
174,827 ; 1,042
29
3,399
166,679
27
1,154
' 1,225
770,148 ; 5,384
117
415
20,755
240
17,774 I
56
635
4i
627 ! 5,501,375! 60,948
19,206
103
723,381 1 5,113
2,684
837,490 ! 5,035
1,252 ' 135
64 i
324,292 i 1,148
702
588,329 i 4,873
84 |
265
659,436 i 4,395
2,381
58
444,888 I 3,288
1,957 ,
002,723 i 8,978
2,402 ; 125
809,050 ! 54,218
34,910 | 548
350,461
8,416
18,192 i 188
9,632
5,640 ! 146
,170,656-i
172
252 i 18
93,968 !
5,856 I 267
,885,181 ! 12,760
2,716 ! 20
328
102,220 I
2,260 : 93
617,624 i
4,743
191 i
1
0)
!
0)
1,710 :
45
292,882 j
1,116
,935,852 i
21,527 ! 399
24,787
67
7 I
C1)
152,455 ,424 13 ,784,922 1
4,870
62 j 368,815 i 189,841
1,137
1,655
13 i
83,460
616
14,841
373 2 ,808,337 j
307
41 i 392,871 ; 22,964
5,314
27,719
54 ; 299,696
1,300
106,599
655 i 5,
822,823
63,642
809
7fi i 605,468
5,582
297
28 | 156,606
715
196
22 i 126,134
681
1,164
80 j 476,177
2,618
3,131
061,020
125 1,
14,231
377
18 ! 116,009
656
149,414
835
31
547
348
111 ; 843,430
393,850
6,245
1,226
76
251,121
1,625
540
42;
066,874
1,299
2,380
132 i 1,
10,707
586
1 ]
C1)
8,592
0)
0) I
2,752 128,537,581 | 471,284 7,243 158,551,346
14
4
21
4
86
17
41
9
11
4
10
14
5
170
57
19
16
14
15
17
32
$141,430
23,017
165,871
15,331
972,689
231,561
337,210
91,143
52,788
23,869
83,780
77,305
27,095
1,128,990
275,422
84.800
!
; 161,396
144,849
|
150,938
118,642
I 174,958
919,498
142 !
477,863
76 !
484,186
41 j
4 I
18,956
52 j
272,626
12 !
92,215
108,953
17 I
22,108
4 |
68,128
12 |
830,675
C1)
369 I 2,580,353
17,982
43,283
7
232 I 1,431,053
36,701
3
148,271
20 |
366 ! 2,569,321
19 ! 151,120
6 !
40,547
2!
0)
12
i
54,793
40 j 240,818
9 !
45,676
35,424
8|
51,195
28 !
171,148
26 { 228,066
62 ;
387,167
2 i
(l)
j
92,847 j
M.j
/
••
12 2,304 j 16,104.057
596,590
$1,238
160
1,083
17
28,643
3,922
2,696
379
160
167
617
285
74
8,013
1,169
166
1,537
2,036
2,297
903
1,003
5,421
1,840
7,944
47
1,025
1,056
852
142
409
4,492
0)
26,353
73
288
8,084
519
1,138
21,066
1,252
254
0)
205
1,642
125
133
389
698
2,309
1,815
2,378
148,586
i States grouped to conceal the net income and the identity of the taxpayer where only one or two
returns appear under a distribution.
123
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6b.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
Lumbermen.
States and Territories.
i $255,081 !
Alabama
Alaska
| 136,534
Arizona
!
i 327,819 :
Arkansas
j
721,450
California
;
192.896 i
Colorado
j
511,946
Connecticut
i
Delaware
j
District of Columbia!
Florida
i 13 i 320,357 i
<»eoma..
! 18 i 187,375 !
Hawaii
J
1 i
0) \
Idaho
12 | 123,390 i
Illinois
! 3 3 I 380,000 !;
Indiana
I
9 I 102,916
Iowa
! 36 ! 622.534
Kansas
| 26 ! 395,533 i
Kentucky
i 24 ! 275,395 !
Louisiana
j 63 1,490,792
Maine
' 31 325,707
Maryland
j 11 203,152
Massachuset ts
j 18 165,550
Michigan
; 73 ll. 388, 441
Minnesota
j 56 j 923,512 ;
Mississippi
j 61 ! 791.828 |
Missouri
j 31 ! 438,921 '
Montana
;! 12 ! 92,433 i
325,975 I
Nebraska
Nevada
!
64,681 !
New Hampshire....;
6
New Jersey
|
9 j 64,298 |
108,336 i
New Mexico
;
715,565 !
New York
| 70
North Carolina
i 15 ! 104,299 i
North Dakota
I
2 1
Ohio
I 33 ! 425,192 i
Oklahoma
j
6 ! 55,200
Oregon
j 44 ! 391, 208
Pennsylvania
j 74 ! ,230,664
69,908
9 i
Rhode Island
;
8 ! 54,769
South Carolina
!
81,019
6 i
South Dakota
5 2 I 588,533
Tennessee
Texas
i 41 I 602.851
44; 773
4
Utah
!
37, 721
4
Vermont
i!
223,704
14
Virginia
Washington
j 117 ,545,316
144,579
West Virginia
; 18
Wisconsin
| 47 968, 732
31,128
5
Wyoming
I
59,322 I
States grou ped l
!.
Total
Number
of re-
Num-I
Merchants and dealers,
storekeepers, jobbers,
commission merchants,
etc.
Manufacturers.
Net
income.
Income Numtax,
Net
normal ofberre- income.
and ad- turns.
ditional.
328 $2,860,376
187,460
30
131 1,640,557
1,388
95,500
807
547
5,027,931
40
'?, 925
316,099
2,337 2,249 30,524, 240
7,396
428 5.774,604
77,667
483 5,307,144
495
' 878,053
12,730
904 9,860,264
fi, 820
856 23,405,881
719,151
106 1,117,095
104 11,034; 603
790,822
286 3,392,636 I
579,634
29
)
13,970
243
2,394,353 i
958,897
67
5,667
12,274
513 5,615,498
154 2,085,817
1,036
22,827
86 1,012,260
21,978
9
126 1,312,455
124,660
1,080
2,977 4,331 68,303,187
4,098 1,814A 142,297,823 1 276,
723
~«
114,375,294
'
"
999 ill, ^53, 895
432
442, 290 1.167 110,049,193
6, 798
213 3, 000, 932
35,756 ' 642 6,1/10,416
4,055
77 1,355,589
27', 853
652 7, 209,606
1,683
218 3,157,170
864 11,894,374
137 2,248,792 j 32,348
35,022
30, 647
370 3,647,381
158 3, 051,462
l i ; 210
44,912 1,153 19,454,022
<tuv
469 1 8,271,401
2,372
167,990
74,892,236
I] 128 2.098 154,394,258
592,361 3,848
'775 119,836,484
17,110,959
19.086
649, 250 1,319
291 ! 5,640,286
1,016
14,039,698
6, 449
85,962
37 i 516,122
340
4,114,428
10,030
6,217 1, 726 23,818,117
480 I 8,826,118
I
3:460
174,870
W ! 206,326
339
3,729,713
493
' 820 643 6,206,107 !
66 j 927,824
5,483
9,129
3 j
23,495
39
344,776
(0
53
166 I 4,081,6?"
218 1,885,542
963 I
129,
269 1,910
27,508,194
339 ' 1,235 30,751,151
062,570
158 1, 762,101
1.006
()
(')
11,113 254,485,877
149,771.032
8,775 6,087
139,856
180
I
3,495,299
321 3,663,130
• 630
83,617
7 j
62,315
223 1,799,217
(i)
482
1,688
|5I,041,395
2,
673 34, 295,913
4,537
013, 845
1,156', 215
381 4,938,813
734: I 38
35,
446
50
I
'
8?3.
496
,
373
4,310,492
3,309
J94,8?3',654 3, 37,943 4,994 78,315,588
15,565 i 3,082
493,112
384
12,985,243
386
6,990,
005
359 !
60,8, 414
52
'07, 715
215 1,887,133
275 I
7,006
48,586
8
160
1,447,194
252 i
90
214 3,900,955
851 8,866,961
4,985 I
87,150
158 2, 483, 228
8,391 I
54,246 1.834 20,209,042
130,
749
1?3 1,554,563
' 55 !
1, 086
111 1,368,786
160 1,758,302
475 i
16,318
133 I 2,268,728
603 6, 298,349
2,374 I
38,049
125 } 1,917,927
561 6,611,011
18,626 !
33,218
101 2,378.594
291 3,446,247
660 i
57,143
17,159 ! 571 10, 758; 722
210,554 1,238 11,059,650
2 i
(i)
87
878,370
173 i
(1)
34,594
454 I . . . .
$1,310
$916,522
$11,762
0)
O
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$26,177
1,243
28,955
56, 427
634,368
76,615
131,106
12, 247
56,229
20, 628
66,584
12, 721
12,252
1,850,561
157,161
78,213
64,862
79,890
222,097
33,334
616,624
2.303,869
261,717
213,750
66,324
480,626
45,941
76, 264
2,977
16, 275
627, 777
26, 051
8,902,405
72,222
12, 649
662,461
97,874
67,886
1,944,623
204,689
16,810
11,403
95,965
270,498
13,157
23,710
67,363
198,135
51,052
111,997
7,783
1,319 18,311,335 230,012 123,631 1589,310,945 19,354,134 -54,363 836,502,071 J21,192,547
^States crouped to conceal the. net income and the identity of the taxpayer where only one or two
returns appear under a distribution.
124
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6b.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
Mine owners and mineoperators.
States and Territories. Number
of returns.
Net
income.
$277 775
502,891
907,250
111 428
4,845,384
2,673,218
110,886
Income Numtax,
Net
normal ofber
re- income.
and ad- turns.
ditional.
$8 277
8 209
18,305
2 345
204,871
127,716
1,037
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia..
Florida
Georgia
12
38
32
4
150
106
6
2
2
8
4
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
13
150
44
15
82
54
9
5
19
17
27
49
1,254,368
2,822,523
1,681,498
170,902
3 456,439
932,739
258,605
327,711
383,634
399,934
1,146,298
1,814,422
71 898
62,149
64,065
629
143 768
21,309
5,153
11 610
4,844
7,375
33,784
53,620
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
110
18
6
8
2,445,401
511,258
66,469
115,738
66,608
15,272
386
1,983
Alaska
Arizona
W vominff
Total
(0
190,316
24,507
0)
0)
5,488
226
0)
26
10
110
5
15,075
667,583
133 347
1 600
16,105,578 1,486,704
541
69 225
118
402
8
488
3,188,476
88,973
41 292 280 3 846 798
1,051
107,573
17,585,253
671,955
1
3
15
89
31
2
9
35
174
24
13
States grouped *
(i)
0)
40 622
248,680
2,221,718
726 881
104,214
1,052,430
3,419,577
515,575
253 770
124,423
0)
253
2,355
38,523
18 113
(0
302
33,392
62,909
10,791
5 137
1,359
Sportsmen and turfmen.
Saloon keepers.
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
3
1
$16,449
88
1
37
4
30
4
2
11
476,269
247,438
33,192
250,386
25,631
(l)
79 785
2,136
309
2,671
212
143
19
1
1,008,768
93,474
8,554
357
15
20
1
37
105
69
20
95,119
150,776
(i)
(0
(i}
(i)
Income
Numtax,
ber
Net
normal
of re- income. and
adturns.
ditional.
$104
(i)
2,744
9
1
6
$58,302
2
1
2
(01
21
9
0)
0
187,354
50,174
21,716
636
1,328
4
22,628
0)
307
$466
0)
25,113
C 1)
C)
60
0)
C11)
C)
2,409
252
71
(i)
0)
(i)
170
0)
238,434
686,586
462,054
159,741
1,687
5,581
3,662
^,407
g
16
5
4
54,545
148,649
51,732
29,601
483
1,772
608
290
60
48
28
1
2
33
4
113
590,639
406,299
173,648
12,789
4,899
1,323
21
i34,65i
i,047
203,879
31 753
702,193
1,728
315
5,007
93
573,828
173
13
1,507,832
74,634
6
1
70
4
6
3
2
38
2
2,554 115,288,799 7,226,758 1,311
0)
0)
(0
(0
19,663
0)
9
69,944
615
45
2
504,555
9,264
3,593
33
1
234,533
1,555
18,527
350
22
165,820
1
64 120
0)
538,118
23 160
12'813
170,114
174
C1)
693
0)
5,170
147
745
48
0)
198,243
538
5,036
9,356,499
92,601
1
3
1
1
3
2
1
1,609
0)
0)
(0
0)
0)
0)
32,336
16,427
(|)
C1)
0)
0)
439
109
135,962
1,027
245 1,963,705
22,420
i States grouped to conceal the net income and the identity of the tax where only one or two
returns appear under a distribution.
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STATISTICS OF INCOME.
TABLE 6b.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
Theatrical b u s i n e s s :
Owners, managers, etc.
States and Territories.
Number
of returns.
3
Alabama
2
Alaska .
3
Arizona
2
Arkansas..
California
86
7
Colorado
5
Connecticut
2
Delaware
7
District of Columbia.
Florida
9
Georgia
6
9
H awaii .
Idaho
Illinois
93
Indiana
4
8
Towa
Kansas
3
3
Kentucky
2
Louisiana.
Maine
10
Maryland.. Massachusetts
34
Michigan..
Minnesota
2
Mississippi
Missouri
12
Montana
9
Nebraska
2
Nevada
New Hampshire
5
24
New Jersey
New Mexico
281
New York
North Carolina
3
North Dakota
Ohio
35
6
Oklahoma
1
Oregon..
Pennsylvania
63
3
Rhode Island
South Carolina..
South Dakota
Tennessee
......
Texas
11
Utah..
2
Vermont
Virginia
5
Washington...
13
4
West Virginia
9
"Wisconsin
1
Wyoming
States grouped 1
Total
Net
income.
$76,325
(i)
Income N u intax,
fo ernormal
and ad- of returns.
ditional.
$1,993
(i)
697
46,635
(i)
935 368
52 084
60 256
(i)
11,440
111
802
(i)
56,687
' 368
(i)
(i)
43.376
(i)
1,513.888
34.098
52.999
19,120
321 242
C)
28.422
109.671
904.546
294.264
99,092
(i)
100.901
36,185
' 286
(i)
33,786
366
145
142
33
(i)
209
1.270
31,906
1,871
310
(i)
1
570
181
(l)
(i)
(L)
24,835
201,243
93
2 173
5,529,146
19,729
143,286
43
339,530
50,666
2,715
333
1,014,332
67. 064
24,787
1,182
(i)
(i)
104,832
(i)
(i)
24,637
252,659
23,823
61,309
(i)
195,160
811 12,405,124
All other business.
n\
908
(i)
C1)
91
4,516
152
52
(i)
116
11
38
94
719
178
434
80
121
70
152
53
19
1,849
294
339
254
135
262
120
349
1,452
504
350
38
566
63
180
13
67
884
17
3,940
81
50
930
108
104
1,717
206
41
172
468
47
26
192
234
92
328
27
Net
income.
$983,107
59 656
261,858
779.215
8. 745 191
1 656 695
4,882,624
1.470 856
1,144 590
550 502
2,047.712
586 842
109,967
19,792 735
2 677.180
2,749.555
3.100 967
1 0 1 7 677
2.8S0 939
1,072 634
4.036,794
17,806.404
6,699,730
4.270,184
266.615
5,395,918
528.120
1,345.967
79,959
754,436
9,843.057
160,754
63,522,719
801,318
420,395
10.438,303
1,519.047
1,002 610
27,267.816
2,101,928
127,268
304,691
1,291,233
4.676,127
506.259
396,109
2,073,945
2,444.622
1.326,828
2,367,788
202,941
Business not stated.
Income Numtax,
ber
normal
and ad- of returns,
ditional.
$8,428
374
1.738
9. 585
151,786
20 550
94,453
76. 035
16.689
4.949
32.729
7.220
588
291.653
31,180
23,702
45.750
6.761
42,434
10, 772
61,420
369,279
138,789
55.714
1,922
59.387
3,809
7,082
205
13,057
154.030
1,660
1,863,567
7,836
3,721
149.362
36,566
11,544
940,407
22,508
466
1,817
6,958
73,614
2,267
6,911
24,636
31, 781
34,276
16,803
1,892
Income
Net
income.
tax,
normal
and additional.
$3,115
$515,980
81
1.182
118,725
18
4.657
298,473
28
897.877
8,234
117
121,143
420 5,434.199
19,777
115 1,543 897
342,019
302 6.910.728
17.335
60 1.070 292
21,385
127 1,262 099
745 929
7.275
82
15,535
178 1.684.461
28,470
45 1.321-342
2,986
294 886
34
310 203
719 11,346 656
43,999
192 2.676 818
25,561
233 1,948.919
12.764
140 1,256.830
6,457
104
819,772
17, 766
100 1,180 484
3,172
448 565
55
71,935
365 4,590 621
607, 724
943 19.496.601
125,277
410 5,682 699
70,240
300 3,807,930
673 612
8,121
33,591
173 1,989.323
33,776
96 1,188.641
5,859
660.140
70
729
56.600
6
9,662
604,818
44
135,152
479 6,707,143
3,782
344.128
34
2,867 77,169-650 3,112,840
125.561
74 1,849,934
5,189
71
570,022
313,264
697 12,821,304
24,383
95 1,249,121
7,053
545,574
60
449,172
1,127 19,654,534
151,716
76 2,696,316
395
86,452
14
2,916
320.677
35
17,914
1,576,459
179
71,422
349 3,924,631
3,305
464,107
62
2,177
264,730
34
9,369
106 1,099,861
17,312
184 1,590,354
17,115
90 1,320,604
91,174
180 2,403,063
5,070
417,245
36
1,886
268,703 18,605 230,550,387 4,980,662 12,478 217,603,826 6,546,230
1
States grouped to conceal the net income and the identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
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TABLE 6c—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY CLASSES, FOR THE UNITED STATES.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Accounting
professions:
Accountants,
statisticians, actuaries, etc.
Income class.
Number
of returns.
Net
income.
1,498 $5,237,376
$3,000-84,0001
137
475,501
$3,000-84,000
1,001 4,436,814
$4,000-85,000
536 2,933,719
$5,000-86,000
280 1,805,947
$6,000-87,000...
$7,0O0-$8,000
172 1,299,735
140 1,183,663
$8,000-^9,000
$9,000-$10,000
85
806,027
$10,000-815,000....
201 2,395,338
$15,000-120,000
78 1,336,183
$20,000-825,000....
28
618,126
$25,000-830,000....
19
509,294
$30,000-$40i000..
21
691,080
$40,000-$50,000....
8
363,776
$50.000-$60,000....
12
651,179
$60,000-$70,000 .
3
183,265
$70,000-880,000....
3
218,330
$80,000-890,000,
5
391,932
S90,000-$100,000
$100.000-8150,000
1
(2)
$150,000-1200.000
8200,000-$250 000
$250,000-$300,000....
1
(2)
8300,000-8400,000..
$400,000-$500.000
$500,000-«l .000.000
$1,000,000-11,500,000.
i
$1,500,000-$2,000,000.
$2,000,000-13,000,000.
$3,000,000 $4,000,000.
$4,000,000-85,000,000.
i
$5,000,000 an d o ve r
Classes g r o u p e d 2 . . .
395,516
Total
4,229 25,932,801
1
Income Numtax,
ber
normal of reand ad- turns.
ditional.
$1,143
6,975
12,063
9.703
9,097
8,989
6,661
23,004
14,439
7,689
8,821
12,486
5,799
13,832
4,202
6,625
9,804
(2)
236
30
243
174
152
91
76
63
160
63
34
29
28
13
•7
6
1
1
2
Income Numtax,
ber
normal of reand ad- turns.
ditional.
Net
income.
$827,346
108,965
1,089,358
944,223
984,094
676,399
638,224
592,731
1,922,595
1.091,873
744,784
776,512
882,019
544,424
325,107
401,800
293,716
(2)
1
Net
income.
$605,769
101,061
598,546
500,504
399,360
419,012
304,427
273,969
809,156
672,145
327,485
289,191
856,843
140,299
(2)
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$327
1,542
2,209
2,641
3,100
2,685
2,241
8 ; 296
6.895
4,055
4,5-84
13,037
3,379
(2)
2
()
i2)
()
(2)
I
2
(2)
1
(2)
o
;
j
22,579
171
28
134
92
63
56
36
29
69
40
15
11
27
4
2
3
2
S498
2,157
3,752
6,230
4,350
5,196
4,862
18,973
11,414
10,519
11,503
13,732
9,217
4,817
9,809
7,149
2
1
(2)
Vrtists: Painters,
sculptors, etc.
Architect
:
856,951
29,930
183,911 1,419 13,701,121
154,108
786
1,353,806
63,716
7,651,573
118,767
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Ciassss grouped to coi?eal the not income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
2
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TABLE 6c. PERSONAL INCOME TAX -OCCUPATIONS— DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY CLASSES, FOB THE UNITED STATES.
llu?.):ir> return* t l\>r th-» e i h n Ur ye.ir eiidsl Dec. 31, 1910.J
Authors, editors, reporters, etc.
Income class.
Numberof re-
Net
i iconic.
Income •Number
normal
and ad- i of re-
Net
iiconie.
<iit L o i t a l .
*UM«' s i 00')'.
•S3,000-S 1.000
<l,0(X)-85,000
•^5 00'* -^6 00'!
S'i, 000-S57,000
£7.000 -SS.000...
•X8.000-S9 000
507
X2
501
321
227
156
113
S10,00"}-fcl 5.000.
Sl.">,OO)-i52).OOO...
S20.00 )-^25.000
$25,00' 1-S30.000....
$30,00)-? 10 000
S 10,00. MftO.000..
•*50.ooo-S6o.ooo...
Si iO,OOi>-Sf 70,000..
S70,000-^X0,000
^80,000-^90,000
*90.000-^100,000
S100.000-.S150.00-0..
Si 50,OOP-S 200.000
22S
S^.-JO oi)O
$250,000-S300,00<>.
•S300 ooo s ; o o ooo
SjOO 000-S500 000
? r > o ; ) , o o o - ? i o o o <><>')
S ! . 5 ' )
),0.';')-
•':>
{))•)
59
35
24
21
9
s
c
1
s
2
.)
1
1
39t>
957
O'O
429
179
209
2 7?2,
1 SS5,
I 250, 00:'
x-^7 123
i:V\.95X
X75, 5) !
391, ()•'»•;
532, HI 1
570, 70'.?
510. ,".'! 1
36S, X,">S
901. S5:)
' 2)
l 2)
f2 .
( 2 ,
' 'I,
$791
1.250
7.695
9,037
8,250
6,8,")2
7,067
2o,656
20,2S1
15,117
11,721
12,020
13,147
s.539
11.775
13,912
12,795
7,763
.'•3 132
12
104
275
162
76
70
:A
99
40
12
j;>
9
X
')
;;
,414 055
147 412
075
750
1 .040 OOf.
574 397
-,()9 'M6
515 301
1 ,164 091
656 9X2
225 902
26 T, 154
214 463
297, 3XS
SI
1 , 799
1 500
(2
( "
^ 2
; '2
I 2)
1
1
1
•>
! '-
1
2
Income N u m ber
normal
and ad- of returns.
diiional.
Income
Net
income.
1 551 $5,450 774
628 408
S395
171
3,321 1,290 0 , 748, 826
'), 085
833 4 533 838
5.9()7
5S5 3, 775 147
3,919
386 2, 866, 068
268 9 966 490
1,225
4.015
185 1, 752 985
1O,24S
592
074 236
6,064
273 4, 604,492
2,103
136 9 969, 104
2. 704
90 2 392, 960
2,930
101 3, 382.294
3.M9
45 1, 972. 784
29 1, 488.442
719, 799
11
748, 423
10
i -2j
1, 063, 797
(-2)
5
469, 630
! '^
30 3, 143.963
( '-)
11 1, 808, 615
3
6^4 595
804, 594
4
931, 187
(*\
1
•
- ;
'
~l)
2
i '-'
,
,' ._> ,
normal
i and additional.
$1 515
10 556
19, 2^9
22 246
20 503
17, 460
15 151
67, 072
45, 897
34, 681
31, 167
50, 803
33, 345
26, 764
17, 432
18, 736
25, 944
13, 723
115, 618
78, 301
36, 863
37, 039
61 301
(2)
( r V )
^2 0 ) ) 00 ) S J O'K) 000
S>,0 )),{),) ) - S l 0.')) 000
SI 00) 000 85 00 ) 000
$5.000.000 and o.-er
classes grouped Total
1
1 825, X06
21. 077,
158.
92,709
:-.23,5iX 1,671
10
1, 761, 881
712
12,705
X93
(iS.ofiO 6,628 63, 319, 332
617
ill
•S200 000
no
S)4 \*\
285, 961
2 251, 327
1 719 '?31
1
1 159, :',90
•<]
Engineers: Civil, mi nine;,
etc.
Clergymen.
993
Noiilaxub'e: speeKic exemption and dividends exceed net income.
- Classes t»roiiT>o'd to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpa\er where only one or two returns
Mppear under n distribution.
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Lawyers and judges.
Income class.
$3,000-S4,000 i
$3,000-14,000
$4,000-$5,000
,
$5,000-86,000
,
$6, 000-87,000
,
$7, 000-88,000
$8,000-^9,000
$9, 000-310,000
$10,000-$15,000
115,000-S20,000
$20,000-S25,000
$25,000-830,000
$30,000-140,000
$40,000-S50,000
$50,000-160,000
$60,000-870,000
$70,000-S80,000
$80,000-$'90,000
$90,000-8100,000 . . . .
$100,000-1150,000...
$150,000-S200,000 . . .
$200,000-1250,000...
$250,000-8300,000 . . .
$300,000-8400,000 . . .
$400,000-8500,000 . . .
$500,000-$l,000,000 ..
$1,000,000-11,500,000.
$1,500,000- $2,000,000.
$2,0)0,000-$3,000,000.
$3,000,000-$4,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000 a n d over..
Classes g r o u p e d 2 . . .
Total.
Medical profession: Physicians, surgeons, oculists,
dentists, nurses, and other
medical specialists.
Income Numtax,
normal , ber
« n
andad-l°Ie;
Number
of returns.
Net
income,
3,379
466
3,505
2,654
1,852
1,383
1,075
829
2,538
1,186
647
435
438
251
174
97
68
46
44
108
44
18
10
8
4
10
2
$12,096,053
1,640,610
15,701,413
14,561,236
11,974,840
10,322,138
9,092,397
7,809,294
30,539,198
20,168,828
14,054,432
11,284,431
14,210,430
10,336, 562
8,651,126
5,581,174
4,585,668
3,388,790
3,570.318
11,871,183
6,390,695
3,675,131
2,027,201
2, 703, 287
874,672
5,271,556
(2)
4,413
31,535
67,443
73,692
75,847
i 76,102
i 77,909
i 313,314
! 227,957
'• 182,346
163,056
! 230,559
191,964
I 188,769
! 127,823
| 120,402
I 93,190
i 106,610
! 427,035
j 280,926
189,073
I 114,824
I 178,628
j 43,386
449,519
2
.! 2.756,641
253,547
Net
income,
ditional. i turns.
(2J
I
( )
(2)
4,631
493
4,494
3,081
1,883
1,234
941
673
1,576
629
284
105
160
65
23
26
7
10
6
10
6
4
1
4
1
I
$16,462,923
1,745,705
20,158,295
16,801,028
12,168,874
9,170,351
7,895,168
6,351,804
18,869,279
10,550,496
6,201,366
2,619,703
4,976,108
2,483,920
1,016,546
1,446,570
411,717
451,225
434,893
1,148,309
393,143
265, 266
(2)
966, 829
(2)
586,892
Public service: Civil.
Income
Numtax,
ber
normal
and ad- of returns.
| ditional.
$6,077
44,230
103,534
81,595
72,859
69,567
60,314
201,919
123,117
78,529
35,261
77,201
42,207
21,522
36,589
8,547
10,855
12,309
37,519
13,020
8,918
(2)
68,688
()
42,268 I
928
122
574
340
225
227
128
85
191
67
29
19
19
11
8
3
2
3
2
4
2
Net
income.
224,973
430,289
538,522
841,738
452,310
695,081
081,307
805,761
241,640
157,273
614,849
480,453
619,441
384,327
382,298
164,963
137,910
506,564
667,588 j
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$1,233
5,163
8,132
9,210
13,868
' 9,000
6,940
22,314
11,232
7,004
5,639
8, 769
5,264
5,776
3,168
(2)
2,378
(2)
16,995
(2)
16,641
21,273 245,139,302 4,289,869 |20,348 j 143,577,410 1,256,645 2,992 20,427,287 I 158,726
1
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
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Public Service: Military.
From kinderTheatrical profession: Teachers:
garten to university; also
Actors, singers, musischool
and
college officians, etc.
cials.
Income class.
Income
Numtax,
ber
Net
normal
of re- income. and
adturns.
ditional.
$3,000-$4,000i
1,814 $6,451,128
$3,000-14,000
368 1,290,069 *"'jf3,"882"
$4,000-155,000
1,457 6,507,829
15,741
$5,000-$6.000
793 4,319,048
21,570
$6,000-17,000
387 2,486,031
15,842
$7,000-18,000
187 1,371,943
9,936
$8,000-$9,000
126 1,056,428
7,715
$9,000-$10,000
63
584,417
4,833
$10,000-$15,000
136 1,544,791
12,330
815,000-820,000
48
739,270
4,623
$20,000-325,000
25
448,335
5,046
$25,000-$30,000
22
498,297
5,013
$30,000-$40,000
13
362,014
5,017
$40,000-850,000. ..
4
41,501
430
$50i000-$60,000. . . . .
3
63,265
835
$60,000-$70,000
1
(2)
(2)
$70,000-180,000
3
180,295
5,289
$SO,000-$90,000
1
(2)
(2)
$90,000-$l 00,000
2
(2)
(2)
2
$100,000-1150,000....
()
(2)
$150,000-$200,000....
2
()
(2)
$200,000-$250,000....
(2)
(2)
$250,000-$300,000....
2
2
()
(2)
8300,000-8400,000 - $400,000-1500,000....
8500,000-81,000,000 -.
$1,000,000-$1,500,000.
$1,500,000-$2,000,000.
$2,000,000- $3,000,000.
$3,000,000- $4,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over .
1,021,248
40,279
Classes grouped2
Total
5,459 28,965,909
1
2
158,381
Number
Net
of re- income.
turns.
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
116
35
149
121
73
53
47
40
110
51
32
20
21
7
9
3
8
$408,919
122,358
666,492
659,278
472,419
395,414
386,564
371,940
1,370,598
839,957
686,413
495,911
577,671
290,458
389,855
52,854
435,782
$487
2,069
3,423
3,625
3,589
3,597
3,418
17,024
11,251
11,161
9,374
10,441
7,136
9,371
732
12,347
5
5
4
2
2
1
476,862
335,609
557,788
(2)
(2)
(2)
1,135,785
914 11,128,927
18,003
12,627
25,381
(2)
<:2)
(2)
...... .
;•
77,800
Number
Net
of re- income.
turns.
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
702 $2,474,795
102
356,035
627 2,809,114
427 2,325,418
286 1,838,244
185 1,375,263
119 1,000,763
93
866,618
218 2,556,454
78 1,323,597
28
583,274
12
294,284
13
290,739
13
494,471
5
194,435
5
184,317
2
(2)
2
(2)
1
(2)
1
(2)
$896
5,501
9,833
10,356
9,458
7,056
6,312
20,353
12,005
5,864
4,237
4,306
6,554
3,468
3,275
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
377,930
8,487
242,854 2,919 19,345,751
117,961
Nontaxable: specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
35884°—18
9
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TABLE 6c—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY CLASSES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
All other professions and
occupations.
Income class.
$3,000-$4,000 i
$3,000-14,000
$4,000-$5,000
$5,000-$6,000
$6,000-$7,000
$7,000-$8,000
$8,000-$9,000
$9,000-$10,000
$10,000-$15,000
$15,000-$20,000
$20,000-$25,000
$25,000-$30,000
$30,000-140,000
$40,000-$50,000
$50,000-860,000
$60,000-$70,000
$70,000-180,000
$80,000-$90,000
$90,000-$100,000.....
$100,000-$150,000....
$150,000-$200,000....
$200,000-$250,000....
$250,000-$300,000....
$300,000-$400,000....
$400,000-$500,000
$500,000-$l,000,000..
$1,000,000-$1,500,000.
$1,500,000-$2,000,000.
$2,000,000-$3,000,000.
$3,000,000-14,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000 and over..
Classes grouped 2
Total
Number
Net
of re- income.
turns.
667
108
564
425
261
164
107
81
241
106
53
21
34
15
12
14
7
4
4
9
5
3
3
2
1
1
1
$2,337,315
375,038
2,507,882
2,327,693
1,677,346
1,219,297
908,048
763,926
2,863,955
1,787,536
1.149,672
547,093
1,160,909
655,795
643, 767
848,741
447,509
268,735
379,513
881,320
874,496
563,355
617,426
(2)
(22)
(2)
()
2,831,213
2,913 28,637,580
1
2
Farmers,
Professions or occupations Agriculturists:
stock raisers, orchardists,
not stated.
etc.
Income Numtax,
Net
normal ofber
re- income.
and ad- turns.
ditional.
1,657
$1,001 247
5,002 1,390
10,503 1,020
9,958 597
8,295 425
6,626 299
6,425 218
29,065 648
19,402 281
12,793 155
92
6,333
17,393 120
58
10,826
40
13,023
23
17,427
15
10,023
11
5,757
7
13,205
21
25,554
11
39,828
5
25,812
6
31,2 751
3
(2)
(2)
1
(2)
()
225,895
$5,843,459
868, 738
6,213,252
5,551,552
3,850,417
3,251,076
2,519,637
2,060,452
7,816,240
4, 750, 200
3,369,429
2,449,344
3,877,344
2,500,762
2,113,013
1,191,936
1,073,383
765,900
644,793
2,596,160
1,754,231
719,455
1,653,760
(2)
2
()
1,604,152
551,897 7,350 69,038,685
Income Numtax,
normal ofber
re- Net income.
and ad- turns.
ditional.
2,982
$2,669
385
11,812 2,617
22,049 2,010
20,617 1,345
993
20,296
690
15,876
555
15,352
57,392 1,306
568
38,476
284
30,692
160
26,751
185
47,482
73
31,847
53
35,073
33
21,215
24
24,496
11
15,216
13
15,451
83
92,553
13
65,044
9
31,319
2
88,728
4
(2)
7
2
(2)
164,i64
$10,516,746
1,356,591
11,767,415
10,964,667
8,684,810
7,391,754
5,834, 712
5,239,433
15,663,895
9,681,937
6,194,653
4,292,592
6,251,624
3,082,160
2,802,542
2,062,709
1,677,076
859,188
1,169,603
4,805,349
2,127,721
1,841,515
(2)
1,241,875
% 539,601
(2)
1,592,264
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$4,097
27,255
52,694
58,492
57,955
52,898
52,644
169,405
114,863
84,883
64,988
105,121
56,651
61,940
43,137
39,129
23,635
31,275
159,336
91,143
94,658
79,488
167,
277
(2)
122,981
834,570 14,407 129,642,432 1,815,945
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
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Bankers.
Real-estate brokers: Agents
and salesmen.
Stock and bond brokers.
i
Income class.
$3,000-$4,0001
$3,000-$4,000
$4,000-$5,000
$5,000-$6,000
$6,000-$7,000
$7,000-$8,000
$8,000-19,000
$9,000-$10,000
$10,000-$15,000
$15,000-$20,000
$20,000-$25,000
$25,000-$30,000
$3O,OOO-$4O,OOO
$40,000-$50,000
$50,000-160,000
$60,000-870,000
$70,000-180,000
$80,000-190,000
$90,000-$100,000
$100,000-$150,000....
$150,000-$200,000....
$200,000-$250,000....
$250,000-$300,000....
$300,000-$400.000
$400,000-$500;000....
$500,000-$l,000,000..
$l,000,000-$l,500,000.
$1,500,000-12,000,000.
$2,000,000-$3,000,000.
S3,000,000-$4,000,000.
$4,OOO,OOO-$5,OOO,OOO.
$5,000,000 a n d o v e r . .
Classes g r o u p e d 2
Total
Num
ber
of returns
704
48
827
653
540
436
356
273
841
472
261
173
228
124
104
67
52
30
29
89
54
43
16
30
19
24
11
3
4
4
1
2
Net
income.
Income Numtax,
ber
normal of reand ad- turns.
ditional.
Net
income.
1,020 $3,619,437
381,035
109
$429
3,375 1,061 4,775,077
763 4,175,655
7,666
554 3,581,627
10,594
390 2,906,422
12,991
300 2,531,127
15,139
233 2,200,131
13,493
676 8,208,765
64,696
359 6,145,770
62,033
176 3,844,065
57,414
180 4,796,803
49,265
110 3,554,073
105,721
60 2,578,558
88,538
39 2,038,624
107,621
25 1,506,683
92,159
820,568
11
94,618
17 1,209,051
65; 255
945,384
11
72,073
27 3,120,488
385, 299
7 1,098,319
408,147
5 1,057,634
492,818
890.464
4
263,473
2
2
610,761
2
1
616,080
5 3,571,057
1,388,714
1,163,182
512, 454
1
(2)
1,175,920
1,692,991
2
()
(2)
(2)
2 663 170
2,700,060
19 ^52 982
$2,520,609
168,012
3,717,845
3,592,344
3,492,361
3,258,894
3,018,788
2,589,767
10,158,992
8,072,715
5, 724, 785
4,608, 715
7,675,767
5,321,359
5,479,803
4,103,565
3,750,529
2,442,616
2,497,539
10,549,669
8,873,507
9,112,078
4,249, 244
9,408, 766
8,106,628
15,357,583
11,585,623
4,587,713
9,564,115
14,127,220
(5
()
Income Numtax,
ber
normal of reand ad- turns.
ditional.
$984
10,417
18,757
21,713
21,705
21,259
20,626
82,610
67,054
47,820
76,057
54,869
44,504
40,451
37,004
19,764
31,715
26, 766
110,912
51,434
50,227
48,931
(2)
(2)
314,094
(2)
130
39
210
178
152
148
97
104
356
261
190
63
220
143
88
75
58
56
31
104
49
21
18
14
9
16
3
4
1
1
Net
income.
$470,688
136,015
938,655
967,365
976,189
1,108,951
820,971
982,894
4,411,314
4,501,628
4,188,237
1,656,443
7,529,865
6,294,443
4,754,084
4,695, 712
4,178,813
4,654,796
2,759,696
12,475,485
7,870,571
4,355,724
4,220,290
4,436,641
3,904,315
10,405,562
3,450,109
3,388,987
(2)
(2)
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$324
2,037
4,071
6,041
7,702
6,186
9,153
46, 704
53,328
57,141
24,614
130,669
137,531
111,858
121,974
120,452
144,106
91,915
499,991
386,634
241,185
246,621
302,915
301,033
908,960
340,759
360,750
(2)
(2)
5,890,856
754,277
6,518 206,970,133 12,296,089 6,146 72,256,877 1,451,288 2,839 116,425,299
5,418,931
1
2
231,615
N on taxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
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Insurance brokers.
Income class.
$3,000 to $4,000 1 . . . .
$3,000 to $4,000
$4,000 to $5,000
$5,000 to $6,000
$6,000 to $7,000
$7,000 to $8,000
$8,000 t o $9,000
$9,000 to $10,000
$10,000 to $15,000....
$15,000 to $20,000....
$20,000 to $25,000....
$25,000 to $30,000....
$30,000 to $40,000....
$40,000 to $50,000....
$50,000 to $60,000....
$60,000 to $70,000....
$70,000 to $80,000....
$80,000 to $90,000....
$90,000 to $100,000...
$100,000 to $150,000..
$150,000 to $200,000..
$200,000 to $250,000..
$250,000 to $300,000..
$300,000 to $400,000..
$400 000 to $500 000
$500,000 to $1,000,000
$1,000,000 to $1,500,000
$1,500,000 to $2,000,000
$2,000,000 to $3,000,000
$3,000,000 to $4,000,000
$4,000,000 to $5,000,000
$5 000 000 and over
Classes grouped 2
Total
! Income
Number
of returns.
154
24
217
188
141
96
81
75
186
84
50
26
29
16
13
4
4
1
10
7
2
1
1
2
1
1
ditional.
$553,961
85,236
965,836
1,022,307
911,078
715,920
682,814
709,635
2,269,165
1,439,977
1,102,940
696,121
941, 447
682,458
643,922
258,679
302,786
(2)
940,990
871,685
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
$285
2,354
4,909
5,752
12,207
6,102
6,800
30,969
16,681
15,210
10,764
17,111
12,868
13,606
6,205
9,413
(2)
29,714
34,912
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
2,517,544
1,414 18,314,501
Brokers: All other.
Number,
Net
of re- income.
turns.
Capitalists: Investors and
speculators.
Income Numtax,
normal ofber,
reand ad- turns.
ditional.
Net
income.
9,602 $32,854,943
$1,300 3,253 12,804,001
11,187
50,246,855
9,651
19,929 8,209 44,677,116
23,591 6,244 40,222,378
28,940 5,011 37,021,963
29,966 3,878 32,463,423
25,938 3,194 29,759,442
129,888 10,031 119,730,542
116,630 5,665 93,674,519
119,040 3,705 75,340,437
105,085 2,515 58,956,780
195,357 3,366 97,575,293
183,820 2,104 74,864,414
152,584 1,358 57,170,958
980 47,173,952
144,935
737 40,185,057
93,701
619 36,761,485
129,783
474
30,598,883
119,611
624,053 1,273 108,219,591
631 69,649,289
447,191
347 48,535,952
422,175
236 41,029,434
209,780
2C3 53,870,521
306,039
134 32,750,517
474,480
290 114,280,669
348,712
70 45,149,747
316,976
33 33,450,179
2
2
1
34 47,402,311
()
( )
9 20,918,125
8 11,459,734
2
(2)
(2)
5 40,429,506
3 16,055,907 2,053,686
9,692,782 1,230, 728
716
113
923
751
555
484
398
285
951
540
371
256
302
207
123
86
44
50
37
132
oti
37
13
17
15
$2,566,596
402,083
4,128,842
4,090,213
3,582,046
3,613,164
3,376,975
2,687,855
11,585,690
9,355,640
8,193,973
6,780,382
10,344,180
9,019,482
6,513,315
5,417,764
3,167,492
4,098,066
3,504,129
15,409,592
9,219,674
7,762,949
3,419,949
4,799,617
6,249,052
4,081,134
4 3,434,172
195,295
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$35,223
114,477
150,162
181,764
196,690
185,948
178,616
788,406
612,959
610,981
554,696
1,057,429
972,610
914,091
776,761
771,490
779,446
730,575
3,261,963
2,641,690
2,205,333
2,072,243
3,178,647
2,121,324
8,764,878
4,123,633
3,636,468
4,740,634
2,465,806
1,348,219
5,368,940
431,157 7,479 182,552,715 8,063,569 85,465 1,679,228,016 55,540,102
I
1 Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2 Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
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i
Commercial travelers.
Income class.
$3,000-14,000 i
$3,000-14,000
$4,000-^5,000
$5000$6;000
$e,ooo-$7,ooo
$7,000-18,000
$8,000-$9,000
$9,000-110,000
$10,000-S15,000
$15,000-120,000
$20,000-$25,000
$25,000-$30,000
$30,000-140,000
$40,000-150,000
$50,000-$60,000
$60,000-170,000
$70,000-$80,000
$80,000-890,000
$90,000-1100,000
$100,000-$150,000....
$150,000-$200,000
$200,000-$250,000....
$250,000-1300,000....
$300,000-$400,000....
$400,000-$500,000....
$500,000-$l,000,000..
$1,000,000-$1,500,000.
$l,500,000-$2,000,000.
$2,000,000-$3,000,000.
$3,000,000-$4,000,000.
$4,000,000-$5,000,000.
$5,000,000 a n d over..
Classes grouped 2
Total.
N amber,
of returns.
Net
income.
3,272111,505,363
'"'
',642,313
464
,583,468
3,047
, 264, 546
1,889
,945,437
1,079
, 747,972
, 990,865
,017,654
319
,890,354
667
,897,013
229
,690,868
79
31
814,493
33
, 079,638
17
714,232
11
599,446
595,666
456,718
421,261
(2)
i Corporation officials: SecreI taries, managers, eash! iers, presidents, etc.
Income Numtax,
ber,
normal of
reand ad- turns.
ditional.
$4,593|
27,998
47,533
43,127
35,264
36,120!
25,849!
79,066i
42,032!
21,202i
10,390;
15,024!
14,337i
11,789|
15,759|
13,691,'
8,785!
( 22 ) I
(2 )
|
() I
395,317
12,274 74,252,624
1
14,118 .
Net
income.
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
Employees, all other: Superintendents, foremen,
office employees, etc.
Number,
of returns.
Income
Net
ditional.
9,006 $31,919,987i
11,036 $38,814,467
702
488,971!
$6,963 1,340 4,696,798
8,619
530,181!
60,022 8,615 38,270,091!
6,353
664,588
124,543 5,263 28,547,502!
4,646
968,650
148,193 3,243 20,889,9911
3,320
770,4491
149,920! 2,052 15,284,7211
2,536
451,648
135.231 1,410 11,914; 595|
2,008
971,495
133,619' 1,003 9,488,2601
6,028
069,7431
573,2601 2,328 27,732,577
3,018
824,906
434,248!
880 14,909,095
1,783
205,244
376,032;
367 8,044,236
1,080
847,602
322,901)
201! 5,311,412
1,190
297,035
521,543
365111,927,531
724
085,639
456; 429
" ' 4,117,710
459
241,142
411,174
3,251,072
399,235
2308823
330| 20, 640,678
2,308,823
349,178
222| 15, 779,414
1,332,837
372,357
1951 15,704,522
1,406,282!
286,527
125 11, 151,393!
565,947
307,837| 1,411,283
338
23 2,463,759
348,182!
133
860,102
1,897,203
276,687
79
773,438
841,630
46
629,517
306,395!
45
904,605
1,649,935
020,365!
26
779,707
187,118 1,904,906
39
045,336
3
421,745
852,666
3
461,592
(2)
2
(2)
(2)
(2)
17,603,204 2,117,397
409,458
$12,756
68,232
117,888
119,735
106,283
88,042
75,160
240,422
144,767
82,738
64,697
161,835
63,523
62,066
47,625
27,426
35,840
17,780
84,205
83,258
(2)
106,239
18,465
466,677 53,060 717,402,707j 15,522,667 38,388 255,234,302 1, 828, 982
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
2
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TABLE 6c—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY CLASSES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
Hotel proprietors and
restaurateurs.
Income class.
NumNet
ber
of re- income.
turns.
341 $1,206,236
215,739
61
445 1,997,955
481 2,612,380
250 1,610,754
205 1,521,396
147 1,242,972
120 1,137,227
325 3,909,851
150 2,583,544
81 1,770,847
35
955,088
46 1,544,061
19
847,890
13
717,289
7
391,743
4
308,319
2
(22)
2
C)
9 1,173,692
5
910,043
1
1
1
2
$3,000-$4,0001
$3,000-$4,000
$4,000-15,000
$5,000-$6,000
$6,000-37,000
$7,000-88,000
$8,000-$9,000
$9,000-$10,000
$10,000-815,000
$15,000-^20,000
$20,000-$25,000
$25,000-130,000
$30,000-140,000.
$40,000-150,000
$50,000-$60,000
$60,000-170,000
$70,000-880,000
$80,000-$90,000
$90,000-$ 100,000
$100,000-$150,000
$150,000-$200,000....
$200,000-1250,000
$250,000-1300,000....
$300,000-1400,000....
$400 000 $500 000
$5OO,OOO-$1,OOO,O66..
$1,000,000-11,500,000.
$1,500,000-12,000,000
$2,000,000 553,000,000
$3,000,000-14,000,000 .
$4,000,000-85,000,000..
$5,000 000 a n d over
2
Classes grouped
Total
()
1
(2)
1,880 555
2,752 28,537,581
1
2 Nontaxable,
Insurance agents and
solicitors.
Income Numtax,
Net
normal ofber
re- income.
and ad- turns.
ditional.
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
1,562 $5,530,963
558,386
$753 160
4,849 1,553 6,933,523
12,827 960 5,228,117
11,569 662 4,272,029
12,811 469 3,503,812
11.337 336 2,834,324
11,721 258 2,444,811
44,806 608 7,239,219
33,275 256 4,363,532
25,086
153 3,367,411
14,454
77 2,025,422
24,576
70 2,367,375
15,167
38 1,625,872
14,223
23 1,249,901
8,770
17 1,047,315
998,093
8,798
14
377,913
(22)
5
575,903
()
6
878,Q36
41,048
9
47,134
7 1,129,389
(22)
(2)
()
(2)
128 080
471,284 7,243 58,551,346
$1,504
13,366
23,717
26,683
26,144
23,589
21,395
74,981
51,603
41,355
30,312
41,535
30,962
27,884
24,269
25,801
10,976
18,485
30,932
51,097
Labor, skilled a n d
unskilled.
Number
Net
of re- income.
turns.
762 $2,649,069
44
151,064
492 2,184,659
313 1,708,182
185 1,190,154
94
703,646
73
619,969
58
550,409
147 1,755,852
48
834,612
29
665,213
16
439,238
15
523,408
6
259,562
8
423,793
2
(2)
4
293,102
3
253,045
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$333
3,846
7,293
7,053
4,293
5,133
4,117
16,340
9,158
7,749
6,341
8,463
3,449
7,030
(2)
7,362
7,289
2
1
1
(2)
(2)
1
(2)
(2)
899,080
43,337
596,590 2,304 16,104,057
148,586
specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
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TABLE 6c—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY CLASSES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
Lumbermen.
Income class.
Num-!
ber
Net
of re- income.
turns.
$3,000-$4,000 i
$3,000-$4,000
$4,000-85,000
$5,000-86,000
$6,000-87,000
$7,000-$8,000
$8,000-89,000
$9,000-810,000
$10,000-815,000
$15,000-$20,000
$20,000-825,000
$25,000-830,000
$30,000-840,000
$40,000-$50>000
$50,000-860,000
$60,000-870,000
..
$70,000-880,, 000
$80,000-890,000
$90,000-8100,000
$100,000-8150,000....
$150,000-8200,000
$200,000-8250,000....
$250,000-1300,000....
$300,000-8400,000....
$400,000-8500,000....
$500,000-81,000,000. .
$1,000,000-81,500,000.
$1,500,000-82,000,000.
$2,000,000-$3,000,000.
$3,000,000-84,000,000.
$4,000,000-85,000,000.
$5,000,000 a n d over..
Classes grouped 2...
Total
189
8
164
146
107
77
68
65
169
90
70
39
43
26
11
10
10
10
$
2
1
1
1666,833
28,275
740,832
802,121
697,273
572,282
570,835
617,227
,074,994
,525,169
,583,043
,018,955
439,488
076,258
582,683
636,282
671,340
850,102
379,784
953,016
(2)
C2)
(
Merchants a n d d c a i c r s
Storekeepers, j o b 1) e r s
commission
merchants
etc.
Manufacturers.
In
£° x mo j Numno?mal j ™
and ad- L^Jf"
tllrnb
ditional.l
$80
992
10,743
3,350
3,340
3,378|
3,424j
15,438i
10,261!
13,498
8,702
14,063!
13,492i
8,023>
13,220i
11,356!
17,670!
11,290,
27,352
(2)
(2)
Net
income.
-
,903| «u.,774,633
213
756,770
359 10,, 606,257
134 11 ,727,331
,218,300
733
,820,3211
448
,822,494
160
,328,194
984
,526,627
393
,823,620
020
,428,368
270
,727,336
'914
,096,546
,146
,075,227
642
,355,700
456
21,4,727
337
,252,767
229
,864,749
205
,000,464
165
948,429
404
321,289
184
141,204
111
,
46 12; 075,730
711 22,755,249
36 i : 316,848
706,989
38
18 20; 403,903
4 6, 552,503
11 971,631
C2)
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$2,758
19,868
46,487
58,986
68.320
67.321
69,716
352,182
324,784
311,329
293,545
541,642
459,657
507,799
470,831
375,828
434,169
416,120
1,733,302
1,272,651
1,094,346
648,663
1,480,204
1,074,306
2,082,600
1,925,441
673,099
1,336,716
C3)
Num-!
of returns.
Net
income.
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
6 870 $24, 402,273
873,067
824
$8,636
884,362
7,761 34,884
84,222
"^
6,432 35, 247,401
159,088
4,952 32,,005,284
198,527
27,,631,931
203,528
2^802 23, 736,990
191,855
2,314 21, 903,091
193,908
833,264
6,956 84, 192,872
656,913
3,482 59, 909,704
549,476
1,973 43, 258,729
464,723
1,244 33, ,566,595
1,589 54,, 087,837 908,074
743,058
883 38, 395,435
642,458
546 29, 360,246
663,634
408 25, 716,979
592,948
292 21,,278,138
504,182
210 17,,434,191
517,227
160 15, 778,439
438 51, 330,259 1,973,173
683,474 1,297,145
171
819,914 1,404,602
122
173,987! 1,211.487
75
69 20, 753,0661 1, 575', 179
099,927!
1,024,616
33 22,
42 14, ,505,056! 2,095,181
374,513i
1,551,829
2
12
(2)
4
i;
3 ()
I
(2
824,543
1,319 18,311,335
1
40,340
10 696,739
1/ 464|.
9,098,311
943,614
230,012 23,631J589,310,945 19,354,134 54,363 836,502,071 21,192,547
Nontaxable, specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
2
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TABLE 6c—PERSONAL INCOME TAX—OCCUPATIONS—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY CLASSES, FOR THE UNITED STATES—Con.
Mine owners and mine
operators.
Income class.
NumNet
ber
of re- income.
turns.
$3,000 t o $ 4 , 0 0 0 ! . .
$3,000 to$4,000....
$4,000 to$5,000....
$5,000 to$6,000....
$6,000 to $7,000....
$7,000 to$8,000....
$8,000 to$9,000....
$9,000 to$10,000...
$10,000 to $15,000..
$15,000 to $20,000..
$20,000 to $25,000..
$25,000 to $30,000..
$30,000 to $40,000..
$40,000 to $50,000..
$50,000 to $60,000..
$60,000 to $70,000..
$70,000 to $80,000..
$80,000 to $90,000..
$90,000 to $100,000.
$100,000 to $150,000 . .
$150,000 to $200,00C , .
$200,000 to $250,00C . .
$250,000 to $300,00C . .
$300,000 to $400,00C . .
$400 000 to $500 00C
$500,000 to $1,000,000
$1,000,000to $1,500,000
$l,500,000to$2,000,000
$ 2,000,000 to $3,000,000
$3,000,OOOto$4,000,000
$4,000,OOOto$5,000,000
$5,000,000 and over..
Classes grouped 2
Total
Income Numtax,
ber
normal
and ad- of returns.
ditional.
174
34
237
202
184
148
119
109
335
209
145
89
137
77
54
48
34
28
24
60
37
13
12
17
9
8
1
6
$617,732
119,883
$393
1,068,237
2,650
1,100,875
4,501
1,186,237
7,188
1,103,723
6,517
1,014,562
7,899
1,015,580
9,264
4,076,676
36,758
3,630,215
34,351
3,229,258
36,720
2,364,913
31,410
4,710,485
68,758
3,323,795
57,761
2,836,614
52;992
3,054,453
59,526
2,468,183
67,864
2,266,928
63,655
1,926,840
53,862
7,070,822
245,580
6,222,186
259,501
2 887 4R8
147,548
172,247
2.942 830
302,217
5,072,140
299,923
4,115,595
561,537
6,098,232
(2)
(2)
1,149,077
10,497,449
1
3
(22)
(2)
()
(2)
29,266,868 3,487,059
Sportsmen and turfmen.
Saloon keepers.
266
31
306
194
147
89
66
39
99
38
10
7
8
3
3
2
1
Net
income.
Income Numtax,
ber
normal
and ad- of returns.
ditional.
$943,365
109,584
1,370,078 •
1,071,456
951,477
664,420
557,136
369,137
1,164,124
645,184
221,998
191,029
283,347
131,904
157,276
(2)
(2)
$382
3,745
5,760
7,522
5,867
5,282
3,963
14,215
8,767
3,360
3,506
5,194
2,358
2,854
(2)
(2)
1
(2)
(2)
i
2
2
2,554 115,288,799 7,226,758 1,311
()
34
13
50
32
40
13
12
11
19
12
1
1
4
1
1
1
Net
income.
$117,225
47,219
219,972
177,406
256,762
96,455
101,373
104,025
222,692
211,581
(2)
(2)
143,275
(2)
(2)
(2)
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
iilo
611
1,080
2,042
835
1,162
1,176
2,623
2,864
(22)
()
2,318
(22)
()
(2)
()
524,984
19,826
9,356,499
92,601
245
265,720
7,569
1,963,705
22,420
1
Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
2
Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
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Theatrical b u s i n e s s :
Owners, managers, etc.
Income class.
NumNet
ber
of re- income.
turns.
83,000 to $4,009 i
$3X00 to $4,000
$4,000 to $5,000
$5,0C0 to $6,000
$6,000 to $7,000
$7,000 to $8,000
$8,000 to $9,G00
$9,000 to $10,000
$10,000 to $15,000....
$15,000 to $20,000....
$20,000 to $25,000....
$25,000 to $30,000....
$30,000 to $40,000....
$40,000 to $50,000....
$50,000 to $60,000....
$60,000 to $70,000....
$70,000 to $80,000....
$80,000 to $90,000....
$90,000 to $100,000...
$100,000 to $150,000..
$150,000 to $200,000..
$200,000 to $250,000..
$250,000 to $300,000..
$300,000 to $400,000..
$400,000 to $500,000
$500,000 to $1,000,000
$1,000,000 to $1,500,000
$1,500,000 to $2,000,000
$2,000,000 to $3,000,000
$3,000,000 to $4,000,000
$4,000,000 to $5,000,000
$5 000,000 and over
Classes grouped 2
Total
130 $465,898
29
100,084
106
472,516
97
530,581
62
400,926
45
337,225
41
346,423
33
311.479
85 1,026,325
50
860; 105
32
692,239
23
639,367
17
592,056
23
957,279
5
280,172
8
503,174
4
223,167
2
(2)
(2)
693,493
6
c
750,603
3
2
831,204
(2)
Income
tax,
normal
and additional.
$230
893
2,542
2,451
2,673
2,790
2,488
10,250
8,883
6,816
7,988
8,660
14,134
4,671
9,854
3,710
(2)
(2)
22,748
35,910
(2)
50,823
(2)
All other business.
Number
of returns.
Net
income.
Income
tax,
normal
a n d additional.
3,175 $11,231,181
337 1,191,317 ""$3*608
28,715
3,250 14,543,932
60,196
2,489 13,708,608
66,424
1,71? 11.028,287
62, C72
1,179 8', 825,283
58,407
905 7,655,167
55,518
673 6,338,198
223,577
1,917 23,236,287
172,288
930 15,884,528
152,678
513 11,457,824
107,942
288 7,701,171
205,611
399 13,353,938
149,812
202 8,674,245
146,066
140 7,242,447
138,813
96 6,021,820
151,561
87 6,231,796
115,826
50 4,035.066
87,978
36 3,204^170
414,362
102 11,688,906
380,595
52 8,627,596
301,455
27 5,960,742
182,530
14 3,453,600
281,363
13 4,366,887
(2)
(2)
3
677,424
12 7.506.953
(2)
3l ~'W"
1
(2)
(2)
Business not stated.
Number
of returns.
1,913
394
1,805
1,359
1,039
752
592
483
1,415
686
432
257
363
214
145
111
64
54
45
141
76
41
23
26
19
21
5
1
1
1
1,390,808
811 12,405,124
7G, 189
7,380,338
755,841
Net
income
fncome
tax,
normal
and additional.
$6,756,472
1,391,456 "'$5', 149
8,067,954
20,127
7,413,562
35,713
6,707,699
43,221
5,609,487
41,865
5,005,011
42,512
4.580.471
40,828
17;046,910 171,605
11,645,962 128,740
9,423,802 119,599
6,760,870
92,930
12,018,445 187,941
8,927,361 156,644
7,508,041 146.839
6,572,267 151,293
4,445,922 109,988
4,336,310 113,113
3,832,007 115,843
15,495,832 559,856
11,904,739 517,187
8,127,620 431,866
5,709,963 312,657
8.090,293 522,012
7,741,083 570,008
11,849,768 990,834
4,571,287 436,082
(2)
(2)
(2)
6,063,232
(2)
(2)
(2>,
481,778
268,703 18,605 230,550,387 4,980,662 12,478 217,603,826 6,546,230
1 Nontaxable; specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
' Classes grouped to conceal the net income and identity of the taxpayer where only one or two returns
appear under a distribution.
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
ALABAMA.
INDUSTRIES.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere..
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry.
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals..
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Total
number of
corporations
reporting,
52
81
108
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
18
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
Normal
tax.
$35,979
190,926
1,377
415,891
$17,773
170,720
1,120
171,394
$18,206
20,206
257
244,497
4,945
644,173
361,007
283,166
5,719
29,953,121
11,336,636
18,616,485
372,319
812,646
38,337
74,303
14,860
47,082
512,639
24,480
50,142
14,854
38,502
30,940,349
11,977,253
18,963,096
300,007
13,857 j
24,161 |
6
$366
403
Number of
corporations.
20
34 j
30
6,000
277
484
1
172
379,253
58,539
47,748
10,791
216
264,456
49,132
29,254
90,155
212,563
47,162
26,197
70,048
51,893
1,970
3,057
20,107
1,043
40
61
402
179,469
116,944
62,525
1,250
49
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
3
$153,403
34, 178
139
$215,712
51,458
20,494
$62,309
17,280
20,355
189,336
293,911
1,045,575
3,966,220
4,421,281
455,061
M
467
19,328
1,485
71,599
1,018
52,271
Q
O
488,922
46,188 I
21,096 !
615,357
103,580
21,451
126,435
57,392
355
4,542,221
5,234,753
692,532
7,358
7,533
75,530
20,889
12, 556
12, 158
83, 674
22, 495
5,198
4,625
8,144
1,606
18,815 i
29,641
10,826
1,710 :
8,724
7,014
3
22
23
25
26
27
29
30
31
33
34
35
36
37
39
40
41
42
43
45
46
Btee sugar
Confectionery
and ice
Food preparations,
allcream
other
Total, food and kindred products
Textiles and their products—
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hosiery and knit goods . . . .
.
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
16
5
7
4
203,327
223,672
196,120
196,134
7,207
27,538
144
550
9
1
258,639
1,876
273,241
6,234
14,002
4,358
48
26
1,098,004
912,916
185,088
3,706
22
392,350
448,723
56,373
2
36
2
29
106,318
9,587,736
97,654
7,228,440
8,664
2,359,296
174
45,810
7
1,486,372
1,541,223
54,851
4
4
709 959
642 942
67 017
1 340
4
3
81,098
42,208
38,890
778
1
4,755
10,780
6,025
5
5
788,597
634,030
154,567
3,091
51
43
11,273,708
8,645,274
2,628,434
51,193
8
1,491,127
1,552,003
60,876
20
48
15
40
16,201,750
9,355,497
9,388,162
7,376,906
6,813,588
1,978,591
136,271
38,807
5
8
77,262
131,022
436,668
154,186
359,406
23,164
Total, iron and steel products
68
55
25,557,247
16,765,068
8,792,179
175,078
13
208,284
590,854
382,570
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
111
4
40
66
2
30
10,562,495
77,876
1,114,225
9,275,568
73 702
941,774
1,286,927
4 174
172,451
23,475
84
3,448
45
2
10
3,272,620
4,147
146,619
3,608,928
7,995
169,334
336,308
3 848
22,715
155
98
11,754,596
10,291,044
1,463,552
27,007
57
3,423,386
3,786,257
362,871
i
1
1
Ii,366
2
38,293
9,614
33,219
1,752
5,074
35
101
1
2,412
4,032
1,620
3
2
49,659
42,833
6,826
136
1
2,412
4,032
1,620
55
40
2 068 701
1 822,944
245,757
4,533
15
864,750
916, 714
51,964
15
864,750
916,714
51,964
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes...
...
All other
Total, leather and finished products
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper.
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping end electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing
2
2
26,209
25,702
507
11
57
42
2,094,910
1,848,646
246,264
4,544
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
Classification No.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
ALABAMA—Continued.
47
48
49
50
51
5?
53
54
55
56
bi
58
59
60
61
6*>
63
64
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted..
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals
Fertilizers...
Gas, illuminating and heating....
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes....
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
Allother
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile...
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc....
Allother
G lass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
•*
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
2
1
30
19
$680,665
33
19
6
30
3
46
4
3
3
18
2
26
3
1
Total
deductions. Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
n, 210
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
2
1
11
152
36,854
$1,289
185
41,539
$79
33
4,685
$476,369
$204,296
$4,085
680,665
476,369
204,296
4,0S5
14
38,216
43,013
4,797
166,974
928 385
1 700
3,141,910
238 598
22 427
105,498
721 469
1,381
2,879,720
195,229
19,648
61,476
206 916
319
262,190
43,369
2,779
1,230
4,025
6
5,038
867
56
3
12
1
20
1
2
49,125
91,248
29,645
388,665
1,200
5,310
51,456
15S,571
31,803
442,528
1,400
6,538
2,331
67,323
2,158
53,863
200
1,228
23
14
753,935
491,840
262,095
5,233
9
173, 785
2,840,597
2,666,812
115
67
5,253,929
4,414,785
839,144
16,455
48
738,978
3,532,893
2,793,915
6
7
5
4
1 604,767
253,945
1,361,976
224,882
242,791
29,063
4,857
582
1
3
55,072
78,446
56,487
80,070
1,415
1,624
15
4
1
7
232,644
73,715
198,831
15,890
33,813
57,825
618
1,156
8
2
1
260,145
62,875
7,566
273,243
103,547
11,489
13,098
40,672
3 923
33
18
2,165,071
1,801,579
363,492
7,213
15
464,104
524, 836
60, 732
3
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Metals and metal products other than iron and steelSmelters
.
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons..
.. ..
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel.
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering.
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries .
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Total, banks
. .
5
4
8
1
4
3
5
294 885
63,922
166,772
225 557
59,073
129, 235
69 328
4, 849
37, 537
1,387
96
750
1
1
3
1
30,282
6,720
6,025
33,910
6,765
15,547
311
3,628
45
9,522
311
18
12
525,579
413,865
111,714
2,233
6
43,027
56,533
13,50b
1
1
1
1
1
4,032
5,737
11,921
6,781
7,889
1,044
1
18,946
18,387
559
11
3
17
3
7
372 073
203,' 733
290 115
191,097
*1 958
12,636
1 63^
253
10
83,997
95,661
11,664
24
3
67
16
1
49
1,107,019
13,713
2,108,208
1,024,906
13,068
1,763,509
82,113
645
344,699
1,661
13
6, 856
8
2
18
101,876
11,351
363,483
120,349
14, 803
399,590
18,473
3,452
36,107
117
77
3,823,692
3,301,082
522,610
10,432
40
570,476
649,105
78,629
698
459
64,277,060
48,913,461
15,363,599
302,082
239
8,237,110
12,104,963
3,867,853
28
18
14
13
7
16
9
7
5
5
5,487,104
15,520,751
1,170,901
216,476
182,181
5,015,312
13, 702,981
957,398
93,243
112,917
471.792
1, 817, 770
213,503
123,233
69,264
9,454
36,355
4,271
2,464
1,385
12
9
7
8
2
364,993
2,434,157
707,076
75,943
2,811
455,641
2,691,175
776,086
107,108
4,006
90, 648
257,018
69,010
31,165
1,195
19
58
11
43
119,259
691,620
107,572
597,380
11,687
94,240
257
1,861
8
15
68,101
142,014
102,798
150,496
34,697
8,482
157
96
23,388,292
20,586, 803
2, 801,489
56,047
61
3, 795,095
4,287,310
492,215
86
226
24
84
199
18
3,835,750
2,759,559
684, 548
2,676,103
1,737,110
512,512
1,159,647
1,022,449
172,036
23,191
20,691
3,413
2
27
6
270,942
421,200
299,490
286, 870
821,164
324,308
15,928
396,961
24,818
336
301
7,279,857
4,925,725
2,354,132
47, 298
35
994, 732
1,432,342
437,710
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
ALABAMA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting,
Banks and insurance companies—Continued.
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Allother
100
101
102
103
104
105
Total, insurance companies
Grand total—banks and insurance companies...
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
,
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies.
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of Alabama.
33
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
3
2
1
20
$454,994
58,384
48,306
350,460
27,835
24,288
3,547
27
939,979
776,581
163,398
328 |
8,219,836
5,702,306
2,517,530
50,523 |
13 j
$394,464
40,905
23,945
292,979
$60,530
17,479
24,361
57,481
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$175,123
15,023
$9,312
3,574
w
H
484,572 |
496,353
11,781
O
U
661,832
686,499
24,667
41 [ 1,656,564 j 2,118,841
462,377
$1,211
350
487
1.106
$165,811
11,449
i—i
71
3,225 !
18
139
266
42
21
116
118
16
10
2,153,926
7,355,149
1,071,379
597,651
607,697
1,948,671
5,007,729
839,589
568,838
569,552
205,255
2,327,420
231,790
28,813
38,145
3,964
44,896
4,671
553
763
5
23
148
26
11
168,899
534,537
701,864
467,332
946,567
197,960
566,277
1,058,959
524,490
1,038,540
29,061
31,740
357,095
57,158
91,973
486
273
11,765,802
8,934,379
2,831,423
54,847
213
2,819,199
3,386,226
567,027
1,137
354
703
13,471,300
10,338,826
3,132,474
63,931
434
354
5,394,079
5,751,438
4,787
357,359
3,918
1,491
3,361
703
13,471,300
152,706,812
10,338,826
106,814,035
3,132,474
45,892,777
9121402
788
1,425
5,394,948
26,634,373
5,756,225
33,182,229
361,277
i, 547,856
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ALASKA
I
2
6
4
fi
7
9
9
10
11
12
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction^ minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Tron mines
Load and zinc mines
Quarries
..
Oil, gas, and salt wells
Allother
Total, extraction of minerals
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
Oleomargarine .
. . .
Slaughtering and meat packing and meat products
Bread and bakery products.
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar. *
..
.
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
1
2
7
1
$45,274
$45,016
$258
$5
1
2
6
100,284
$150
4,815
137,217
$50
4,815
36,933
1
18
1
2
9,322
59,764
6,760
52,062
2,562
7,702
51
154
16
1,942,798
2, i6,3,272
ieo, 474
zn
^
29
4
114,360
103,838
10,522
210
25
2,043,182
2,245,454
202,272
^
$100
C
8
5
259,806
208,021
51,785
1,079
o
49,951
56,540
0,589
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;
8
5
259,806
208,021
51,785
1,079
3
49,951
56,540
6,589
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
Classification No.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
ALASKA—Continued.
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Deficit.
I
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Textiles and their products—Continued.
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
Total textiles and their products
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather andfinishedproductsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
Allother .
Total, leather andfinishedproducts
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp -.
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Total
deductions.
Gross
income.
H
O
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
$133,643
$106,310
$27,333
$547
3
133,643
106,310
27,333
547
5
4
257,043
192,971
64,072
1,227
1
5
4
257,043 |
192,071
64,072
1,227
1
92,6ii
82,635
9,376
188
i
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$13,241
$13,622
$3S1
13,241
13,622
381
i2,800
14,326 1
1
4
3
1,526
46
Total, paper and printing
00
8
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
47
48
49
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Chemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
...
Total, liquors and beverages
1
5
3
92,011
82,635
9,376
188
1
1
1
1
67,036
11,914
49,398
8,923
17,638
2,991
2
2
78,950
58,321
20,629
353
60
413
1
12,929
12,961
32
2
25,729
27,287
1,558
o
Total, chemicals and allied products
59
60
61
62
63
64
02
Stone, clay, and glass p r o d u c t s Stone—
Cement
-. Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery terra cotta, fire clay, etc
All other
Glass and glass products
o
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Total, stone, clay, and glass products
65
67
68
70
•
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures.
Automobiles motorcycles and bicycles
Cars (steam railroad street cars etc.)
Allother .
Total, metal and metal products other than iron
and steel
71
72
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
Agricultural implements
= = = = =
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
Classification No.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
ALASKA—Continued.
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Miscellaneous industries—Continued.
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
'
Rubber goods
'
Fur goods ..
Shipbui lding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric citv and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
a
o
3
2
$76,956
$60,444
$16,512
$330
1
$3,000
$3,000
3
2
76,956
60,444
16,512
330
1
3,000
3,000
26
19
898,409
708,702
189,707
3,784
7
$88,921
100,449
11,528
7
1
6
1
153,741
1,965
112,811
40,930
1,965
819
39
1
462
555
93
1
2
26,407
1,628
28,391
16,715
11,676
234
i"
24,779
2
3
7
2
3
54,758
125,770
34,040
90,676
20,718
35,094
414
702
1
4
18,530
49,377
20,909
55,108
2,379
5,731
21
14
364,625
254,242
110,383
2,208
7
93,148
102,979
9,831
o
o
g
90
91
92
94
95
96
97
08
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
Banks and insurance compames:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies.
Total, banks
Insurance companiesLife
.
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
All other
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
Merchandising compames:
Department stores .
Wholesale jobbers
Amusement conrDanies
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the Territory of Alaska
2
14
1
12
39,370
362,243
29,340
234,309
10,030
127,934
201
2,395
2
13,376
66,003
17,037
95,639
3,661
29,636
16
13
401,613
263,649
137,964
2,596
3
79,379
112,676
33,297
1
1 128
3 995
2,867
1
1
17
1
1,128
3,995
2,867
4
80,507
116,671
36,164
13
401,613
263,649
137,964
2,596
1
1
22,493
798
5,244
61,189
7,933
658
1,047
12,533
159
13
21
233
3
77,879
84,154
6,275
2
30,426
1,456
6,291
73,722
8
5
111,895
89,724
22,171
426
3
77,879
84,154
6,275
62
43
35
942,119
667,963
274,156
5,412
27
43
212,476
277,848
503
65,372
503
667,963
105
35
942,119
206
90
2,833,021
o
274,156
5,412
70
212,476
278,351
65,875
2,088,118
744,903
14,636
116
2,596,113
2, 928,058
331,945
$94,653
91,671
$292,715
25,000
180,711
$198,062
25,000
89,040
186,324
498,426
312,102
ARIZONA.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere.
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
18
3
57
1
6
2
37
1
$56,943
8,693
2,077,166
38,275
$38,519
5,007
1,278,095
13,092
$18,424
3,686
799,071
25,183
$370
73
15.936
'504
79
46
2,181,077
1,334,713
846,364
16,883 |
s
3
1
1
1
5
33
OP
3
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g
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION Of INCOMES Bit [INDUSTRIES, FOR) STATES AND >TER~
RITORIES—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
ARIZONA—Continued.
5
6
7
q
10
11
12
13
14
INDUSTRIES.
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
..
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
Total extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
• vegetables'
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
. . .
....
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
24
25
Textiles and their products—
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
73
37
7
Gross
income.
147,065,730
Total
deductions. Net income.
$25,166,912
$21,898,818
1
1
3
138
2
12
43,362
1,487,607
37, 778
1,182,972
5,584
304,635
253
21
48,596,699
26,387,662
22,209,037
6
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
5
392,100
277,625
114,475
Normal
tax.
$437,904
9,480
2,870
Number of
corporations.
66
37
Gross
income.
$322,718
109,537
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
§1,375,553
391,678
$1,052,835
282,141
11,530
223
16,494
1,208,095
2,571,318
112
6,864
1
1
1
126
1,103,409
11,530
636
16,494
2,311,504
444,880
232
1,536,077
4,107,395
2,289
1
413
1
2,674
3,000
326
1
354
2,065
1,711
1
24,467
30,000
33,500
39,345
9,033
9,345
2
1
1
8
7
493,947
236,525
257,422
5,125
1
30,967
30,967
2
1
21,610
16,959
4,651
93
1
3,833
5 294
20
14
920,007
540,589
379,418
7,564
6
92,295
114,171
12,350
£
oo
57
1 461
21,876
S3
H
O
in
Q
O
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Cotton goods
....
. .
. . .
Hosiery and. knit goods .
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing.- . .
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
i
. .
.
. .
Total, textiles and their products
35
36
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steel works, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
7
4
142,879
128,108
14,771
275
3
4,650
5,427
777
Total, iron and steel products
7
4
142,879
128,108
14,771
275
3
4,650
5,427
777
37
38
39
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
12
11
1,384,429
1,019,095
365,334
7,251
1
5,000
5,000
1
1
37,244
19,298
17,946
359
12
1,421,673
1,038,393
383,280
7,610
h
5,000
5,000
40
41
42
Leather and finished p r o d u c t s Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
43
44
45
46
Paper and p r i n t i n g Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, sterotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
47
48
49
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted
.
All other
Total, lumber and its manufactures
13 1
Total, paper and printing
...
50
Chemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals
Fertilizers,....,.,.
,
a
o
22
14
956,494
880,156
76,338
1,526
8
108,945
121,376
12,431
22
14
956,494
880,156
76,338
1,526
8
108,945
121,376
12,431
1
1
30,087
21,298
8,789
176
an n«7
21,298
8,789
176
1
Total, liquors and beverages
,
Q
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j
Total leather and finished products
.
I
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TA2£—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TER- *-*
RITORIE S-^Continued.
g
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Classification No.
ARIZONA—Continued.
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing a n d mechanical industries—Continued.
Chemicals and allied products—Continued.
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils and oil products
Paints and varnishes
P a t e n t medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
. .
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages ana wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
jand steel
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
2
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
1 |
Gross
income.
$22,821
Total
deductions.
Net income.
$14,225
$8,596
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME
Normal
tax.
$172
1
1
22,821
14,225
1
1
;:::::::::::::
3
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
$15,051
400 '
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$26,6H
$11,563
l 437
1,037
1
w.
o
8,596
15,451
172
28,051
12,600
a
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g
2
2
75,277
88,168
12,891
536
2
75,277
88,168
12,891
658,126
13,163
1
1
22,202
9,336
29,336
27,818
7,134
18,482
658,126
13,163
2
31,538
57,154
25,616
1
1
53,02i
26.245
26,776
536
3
1
53,021
26,245
26,776
2
1
1
3,698,590
3,040,464
3
1
3,698,590
3,040,464
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
"W atervvorks
...
. . . .
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities
6
116,379
84,010
32,369
648
1
14
1
14
664
662,549
553
524,527
111
138,022
2
2,758
22
21
779,592
609,090
170,502
94
69
8,025,164
6,298,568
15
19
2
12
9
1
2,009,981
7,953, 668
107,049
11
5
10
14
71
1
24,314 j
24,452
138
3,408
1
24,314
24,452
138
1, 726,598
34,430
25
352,470
443,799
91,329
1,656,743
6,074,598
97,503
353,238
1,879,070
9,546
7,285
37,523
191
3
10
1
88,076
6,877, 843
27,940
94,650
14,431,601
31,080
6,574
7,553,758
3,140
347,428
232,591
114,837
2,308
6
34,923
38,368
3,445
5
9
50,989
190,523
47,454
158,003
3,535
32,520
69
650
5
5
65,860
21,129
137, 714
41,095
71,854
19,966
41
10,659,638
8,266,892
2,392,746
48,026
30
7,115,771
14,774,508
7,658,737
Total, banks
14
44
13
41
5
912,938
2,008,894
130,940
666,521
1,268,964
91,592
246,417
739,930
39,348
4,928
14,797
770
1
3
1
196,171
12,215
52,624
202,264
12,484
111,693
6,093
269
59,069
64
59
3,052,772
2,027,077
1,025,695
20,495
5
261,010
326,441
65,431
1
314 214
413 664
99,450
11
6
46,995
36,882
10,113
203
5
14,508
14,821
313
1
1
453
306
147
2
1
.
.
. . ..
Total, insurance companies
13
7
47,448
37,188
10,260
205
6
328,722
428,485
99,763
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
77
66
3,100,220
2,064,265
1,035,955
20,700
11
589,732
754,926
165,194
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Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—•
National banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
All other
7
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
en
to
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
ARIZ ON A—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
COEPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
in
100
101
102
103
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
H
'
Total, merchandising companies
104
105
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
$69,585
1,012,491
569,338
25,996
412,603
$34,895
659,489
368,409
24,373
367,590
$34,690
353,002
200,929
1,623
45,013
60
38
2,090,013
1,454,756
635,257
365
391
259
6,928,455
4,850,151
2,078,304
756
Grand total for the State of Arizona
$694
6,346
4,019
12
$136,270
51,640
49,390
$255,207
55,181
75,059
$118,937
3,541
25,669
11,970
22
237,300
385,447
148,147
42,292
106
391
1,053,729
1,242
1,377,099
140,102
323,370
138,860
259
6,928,455
4,850,151
2,078,304
42,292
540
81,581,266
50,657,007
30,924,259
619,181
497
1,517,201
462,230
11,072,645 22,481,702
11,409,057
1,054,971
ARKANSAS.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
52
21
$400,089
119,470
8,876
88,300
$232,283
103,082
7,518
66,687
$167,806
16,388
1,358
21,613
$3,268
328
27
442
616,735
409,570
207,165
4,065
$74,160
10,442
31
422,834
$121,831
18,342
5,360
494,031
$47,671
7,900
5,360
71,197
507,436
639,564
132,128
§
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3
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5
7
8
0
10
11
12
E x t r a c t i o n of m i n e r a l s :
Coal m i n e s
.
. . .
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Quarries
Lead
and zinc mines
Oil gas, and salt wells
.
..
All'other
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products13
Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
14
and vegetables)
15
Oleomargarine.
Slaughtering
andmeat packing, and meat products.
16
Bread and bakery products
17
18
Coffee and spices
19
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and mo20
lasses
?1
Beet sugar
22
Confectionery and ice cream
23
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs
°4
Cordage and twine
?6
Cotton goods
9,7
Hats and caps
28
Hosier v and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
30
Woolen and worsted goods
31
Men's clothing
3?
Women's clothing
33
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
34
Total, textiles and their products
36
Iron and steel p r o d u c t s Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products . . .
. . .
27
10
812,601
725,501
87,100
1,587
17
11
2
14
8
3
2
5
2
13,025
58,629
204,196
245,538
4,837
57,389
174,111
235,353
8,188
1,240
•30,085
10,185
163
21
602
204
8
9
6
62
22
1.333,989
1,197,191
136,798
2,577
40
6
3
69,065
66,024
3,041
61
2
3
18
2
3
12
62,189
165 748
633,689
54,022
131,408
463,158
8,167
34 340
170,531
5
4
4
2
190,396
41,864
137,829
37,631
38
26
1,162,951
i
1
1
l
4
369,870
471,968
102,098
1,749
65,394
63,645
1,040,064
69,620
1,046,726
84,763
6,662
15,143
1,481,303
1,668,851
187,548
3
1,629
4,267
2,638
172
688
3,068
6
177,225
214,030
36,805
52,567
4,233
1,060
78
1
2
41,441
39,807
41,782
42,188
341
2,381
890,072
272,879
5,127
12
260,102
302,267
42,165
5 387
145,929
2,930
115,293
2 457
30,636
49
613
1
4
13,753
197,589
11,552
147,113
2,201
50,476
44
1,010
8
7
362,658
276,888
85,770
1
13
1
11
10,302
475,048
9,780
378,530
14
12
485,350
388,310
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§
1
68 107
68 135
28
1,716
1
68,107
68,135
28
522
96,518
10
1,901
2
27,140
29,290
2,150
97,040
1,911
2
27,140
29,290
2,150
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.J
ARKANSAS—Continued.
d
INDUSTRIES.
i
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Normal
tax.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
5
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planin°" mills
Furniture and fixtures
.
All other woodworking establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather andfinishedproducts—
Leather tanned curried and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
Total, leather and finished products
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding etc )
Total, paper and printing . .
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Fertilizers
1
103
6
51
80
5
38
$14,755,789
383,025
2,343,175
$12,211,363
311,980
1,927,189
$2,544,426
71,045
415,986
$48,676
1,421
7,330
160
123
17,481,989
14,450,532
3,031,457
57,427
1
2
1
2
18,936
63,148
18,934
48,474
2
14,674
1
223
3
3
82,084
67,408
14,676
224
23 $2,288,682 $2,597,951
38.077
1
5,636
13
540,766 |
586,868
37
2,835,084
3,222,896
$309,269
32,441
46,102
387,812
= = = = =
Q
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Q
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g
25
16
698,094
850,209
152,115
2,995
1
1
2,904
2,678
226
5
26
17
853,113
700,772
152,341
3,000
9
159,533
167,063
7,530
9
159,533
167,063
7,530
11
9
191,620
139,776
51,844
1,037
2
9,596
12,568
2,972
11
9
191,620
139,776
51,844
1,037
2
9,596
12,568
2,972
116,755
i3,090
245
i
1
2
2
i29.845
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
81
j
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined..
Soap
Allother
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement. . .
Marble and stone work. .
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta fire clay etc
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass Droducts
Metals and metal products other than iron and steelSmelters
--Manufactures
....
A-utomobiles, motorcycles and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
.
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
19
1
6
1
9
1
4
13 078
1 906 543
68,068
135,347
9 663
1 827! 668
67', 102
79 564
3 415
78', 875
966
55,783
68
1,503
19
1,177
10
317,529
397,136
79,607
2
200
114,339
244
121,753
44
7,414
1
1
7,473
11,268
3,795
3,012
14
439,541
530,401
90,860
1,764
36
4
32,989
41,006
8,017
3
87,695
220,445
132,750
120,684
261,451
140,767
1
31
17
2,252,881
2,100,752
152,129
6
2
57,014
55,250
9
1
1
6
1
1
276,660
12,399
18,613
236,668
10,428
16,520
39,992
1,971
2,093
800
39
42
17
10
364,686
318,866
45,820
917
7
Q
IP
7
6
153,535
103,933
49,602
899
i
i
45,108
45,079
29
1
8
7
198,643
149,012
49,631
900
1
1
85,866
30,627
55,239
1,105
5
2
16,099
14,327
1,772
35
49,387
49,755
368
1
49,387
49,755
368
586
586
1
•i
2
1
48
1
1
31
319,630
1,136,606
317,43*4
967,450
2,196
169,156
31
3,270
3
8,291
13,168
4,877
2
271,005
289,791
18,786
17
142,288
151,148
8,860
454,693
33,109
5,098,519
707, 761
58
35
1,558,201
1,329,838
228,363
4,441
23
421,584
374
266
24,994,176
20,812,226
4,181,950
79,712
108
4,390,758
3
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
Classification No.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
ARKANSAS—Continued.
82
83
84
85
8fi
87
S8
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
<m
97
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways electric city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
. .
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
.
.
.
Total, public utilities
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Total, banks
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and. marinG (stocks
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity
All other
.
.-
. .
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions^ Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
34
45
11
6
7
3
33
29
22
19
4
2
6
3
29
22
$1,388,554
5,646,644
1,781,928
11,611
240,467
55,976
223,994
383,504
$1,164,831
4,954,463
1,626,639
10,940
204,664
51,623
189,517
298,584
$223,723
692,181
155,289
671
35,803
4,353
34,477
84,920
$4,194
11,514
3,087
13
716
87
686
1,451
12
26
7
5
1
$111,442
2,109,994
1,053,024
44,923
19
$131,062
2,629,684
1,123,452
56,639
3,614
$19,620
519,690
70,428
11,716
3,595
4
7
9,422
13,577
13,205
18,168
3,783
4,591
168
106
9,732,678
8,501,261
1,231,417
21,748
62
3,342,401
3,975,824
633,423
67
378
27
63
348
24
1,973,915
4,370,881
903,686
1,280,538
2,724,004
580,143
* 693,377
1,646,877
323,543
13,839
33,686
6,471
4
30
3
305,123
168,768
32,665
317,490
232,612
48,456
12,367
63,844
15,791
472
435
7,248,482
4,584,685
2,663,797
53,996
37
506,556
598,558
92,002
8
1
2
1
75,335
241,610
61,800
150,692
13,535
90,918
270
1,818
6
730,540
756,080
25,540
26
20
91,528
65,325
26,203
536
6
8,476
8,835
359
35
23
408,473
277,817
130,656
2,624
12
739,016
764,915
25,899
507
458
7,656,955
4,862,502
2,794,453
56,620
49
1,245,572
1,363,473
117,901
a
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g
100
101
102
103
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
[
j
2
75
j 112
! 19
I 12
Total, merchandising companies
j 220
152
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere j
provided for
i 778
105 Corporations—inactive
I 183
715,519
4,604, 356
426,871
146,609
740,904
602,351
2,832,077
277,121
135,555
639,344
113,168
1,772,279
149,750
11,054
101,560
2,263
34,816
2,833
212
2,022
51,161
126,729
215,724
11,885
58,579
201,570
240,850
13,725
7,418
74,841
25,126
1,840
6,634,259
4,486,448
2,147,811
42,146
405,499
514,724
109,225
22,263,526
8,171,729
14,091,797
1,324,500
1,643,618
30,289
319,118
30,263
104
159
183
Total, miscellaneous companies
j 961
619
22,263,526
8,171,729
14,091,797
280,262
342
1,324,526
1,673,907
349,381
Grand total for the State of Arkansas
| 2,344
1,644
73,232,318
48,440,927
24,791,391
487,130
700
12,697,495
14,934,862
2,237,367
I
CALIFORNIA.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere.
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals.
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals..
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and grist mills
493
340
196
72
i 1,101
10
41
275
3
3
31
423
344
1,130
$12,703,774
6,330,856
9,387.787
6,116,669
$7,479,948
4,600,678
7.104,574
5,161,644
$5,223,826
1,730,178
2,283,213
955,025
$104,007
33,978
45,909
19,099
252 ! $3,634,278
153 I 1,663,706
79
822,292
45 1 2,011,778
$5,377,567
2,472,726
1,343,479
5,193,705
$1,743,289
809,020
521,187
3,181,927
34,539,086
24,346,844
10,192,242
202,993
529 ! 8,132,054
14,387,477
6,255,423
1,039,972
4,889,628
13,256,706
650,199
1,996,683
8,859,034
389,773
2,892,945
4,397,672
7,796
57,863
87,953
71,080
502,233
71,319,213
21)197,199
58,864
466,175
35,924,114
14,883,308
12,216
36,058
35,395,099
6,313,891
245
722
687,935
126,547
240
3
1
23
250
260
709,765
1,840,039
5,555,260
264,852
54,025
819,218
8,288,563
4,248,355
920,279
1,933,652
8,411,592
271,125
54,557
1,064,300
11,229,450
5,908,993
210,514
93,613
2,856,332
6,273
532
245,082
2,940,887
1,660,638
321 I 112,276,031
62,838,377
49,437,654
969,061
809
21,780,077
29,793,948
8,013,871
241
187
117
27
572 I
2
8
173
84
94
4,938,581
4,618,627
319,954
5,905
933,088
992,048
58,960
114
19,931,272
13,821,704
6,109,568
114,967
2,470,647
2,683,116
212,469
3,904,893
3,775,256
908.339
5,503)115
3,158,077
3,538,516
506,968
3,875,059
746,816
236,740
401,371
1,628,056
14,936
4,673
7,904
30,720
109,487
866,396
14,339
22,172
149,090
1,002,394
19,897
26,597
39,603
135,998
5.558
4,425
29
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00
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
CALIFORNIA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting,
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Food and kindred products—Continued.
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products...
Textiles and their products—
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings.
All other
Total, textiles and their products.
Iron and steel products—•
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills..
Foundry and machine shops
37
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
5
26
37
$15,837,652
8,682,786
2,617,533
3,484,421
$9,436,161
2,892,119
2,388,281
2,488,337
$6,401,491
5,790,667
229,252
996,084
$128,031
112,211
4,586
19,922
303
05, 5S3,S4S
46,723,849
22,859,999
443,855
636,616
950,216
426,979
614,766
273,622
44,769
839,341
337,960
1,698,446
2,121,157
253,810
717,792
364,230
519,760
163,246
32,919
695,419
285,293
1,327,155
1,318,009
382,806
232,424
62,749
95,006
110,376
11,850
143,922
52,667
371,291
803,148
7,656
4,635
1,011
1,901
2,199
237
2,879
1.039
7,427
16,014
118
88
7,943,872
5,677,633
2,266,239
44,998
46
250
29
154
4,670,127
25,597,553
3,186,669
19,325,541
1,483,458
6,272,012
29,213
125,158
183
30,267,680
22,512,210
7,755,470
154,371
10,847,917
9,155,568
1,692,349
33,787
Total iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
157
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
$37,305
6,431,414 f
647,438
12,770
110,458
8,239
4,010
185,317
395,650
118,624
127,973
3,336
21,395
5,078
4,010
28,651
1,644
47,105
3,238
67,668
1,001,882
1,184,007
182,125
604,132
2,463,025
3,113,114
95,562
650,089
3,067,157
3 819 fi
745,651
4,474,124
5,715,099 I 1,240,975
5,783,976
156,666
394,006
173,861
115,386
60,305
113
$10,928
117,017
62,480
9,434
89,063
3,161
30
$48,233 I
Deficit.
1,004,646
505,393
887,629
442,913
141
Total
deductions.
220,966
a
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38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
Furniture and fixtures
.. . .
All other wood working establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
...
Leather and finished products—
Leather, tanned curried and finished
Boots and shoes . .
..
Allother
Total, leather and finished products
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
....
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals .
...
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines ....
Petroleum refined
Soap
All other
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta,fireclay, etc
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
27
67
13
44
530,775
3,795,235
444,906
3,054,716
85,869
740,519
1,693
13,614
14
23
247,613
475,336
278,692
587,969
31, 079
112,
251
134
15,173,927
12,655,190
2, 518,737
49,094
117
5, 197,073
6, 581,760
1,384, 687
28
10
22
23
8
18
3 766 914
802,432
906,320
2,302,743
594,289
626,794
1, 464,171
208,143
279,526
29,288
4,164
5,591
5
2
4
96,833
76,148
53,493
116,877
78,988
60,754
20, 044
2, 840
7, 261
60
49
5,475,666
3,523,826
1, 951,840
39,043
11
226,474
256,619
30, 145
6
85,465
626
125,638
3, 150,690
620
40, 173
222, 031
480,140
2, 348,569
2, 268,058
9,603
46,974
43,959
1
12
103
5
25
186
1 185 852
4,896,318
18,159,314
26
17
781,884
689,487
92,397
1,847
9
150,430
161,540
11, 110
358
233
25,023,368
19,834,204
189,164
102,383
125
3, 164,560
3, 438,494
273, 934
29
37
73
15
27
42
1,815,561
7 948 118
3,014,560
1,544,289
7 301,715
2,370,892
271,272
646,403
643,578
5,427
13,357
12,121
14
10
31
655,892
1, 359,892
579,955
679,094
1, 476,372
645,602
23, 202
116, 480
65, 647
139
84
12, 778,239
11,216,986
i , 561,253
30,905
55
2, 595,739
2, 801,068
205, 329
44
17
11
69
30
14
27
13
57
24
7
7
35
24
5
16
8
31
2 173,054
724,168
845,819
1,758,498
2,341 045
1,003,762
13 700 924
1,008,066
2,807,569
1,051,420
547,015
643,074
1,232,040
1 639 663
655,303
10 025 317
696,132
2,015,941
1, 121.634
177,153
202,745
526,458
701,382
348,459
3, 675,607
311,934
791,628
22,434
3,544
4,056
10,920
14,124
6,970
73,512
6,202
15,785
20
10
4
34
6
9
11
5
26
249,158
40,639
5,662
111,679
1,
45,606
21,468
3 j 394,250
102,462
148,782
415,010
101,442
11,735
1 279,227
56,646
30,021
44, 017,670
116,199
324,173
165, 852
60 803
6, 073
167, 5IX
11 040
8 553
40,623 4?0
13 737
175 391
282
157
26,362,905
18,505,905
7, 857,000
157,547
125
119,706
46 352,123
41,232 417
27
26
16
10
6,827,311
359,884
5 091,090
330,630
1, 736,221
29,254
34 058
583
11
16
127 674
285,747
185,412
406,876
57 738
121 129
50
10
5
16
21
7
3
9
1,952,252
1,397,383
160.956
797; 679
1,713,036
1,238,516
148.492
636,775
239,216
158,867
12,464
160,904
4,785
3,177
250
3,218
29
3
2
7
363,329
26,642
111.940
200;628
511,931
47,880
114,787
256,332
148
21
2
55
134
66
11,495,465
9,158,539
2, 336,926
===
46,071
68
6
37
289
705,712
2,547,749
15,891,256
2, 928,659
1 523,218
1, 115,960
—
I
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602
238
847
704
407 258
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
O
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
CALIFORNIA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
xn
H
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Metals and metal products other than iron and steelSmelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
. All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
81
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads,
tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
.•
176
150
29
313
14
196
685
2,943 1,773
$3,891,934
4,687,672
3,034,592
$1,630,449
4,022,054
2,235,083
$2,261,485
665,618
799,509
32,637
249
31,722
222
915
27
11,647,084
7,919,530
3,727,554
$45,230
13,316
15,938
$150,191
264,071
504,616
24,728
23,957
183,670
$280,653
347,180
658,638
25,035
36,047
231,282
$130,462
83,109
154,022
307
12,090
47,612
74,503
1,151,233
1,578,835 !
427,602
664,191
231,346
275,095
1,382,297
719,828
168,605
3,148,545
3,322,590
572,301
194,307
223,349
1,162,324
618,190
112,507
1,037,877
2,994,044
91,890
37,039
51,746
219,973
101,638
56,098
2,110,668
328,546
1,837
520
1,015
4,400
2,035
983
42,213
6,578
7
1
13
6
9
1
3
44
119,353
2,201
72,884
129,522
1,138,128
2,342
693,038
1,378,819
130,378
3,973
131,753
196,369
1,235,268
6,390
868,379
1,485,920
11,025
1,772
58,869
66,847
97,140
4,048
175,341
107,101
6,552,649
863,936
16,968,135
5,670,110
563,863
14,425,821
882,539
•300,073
2,542,314
17,558
6,002
51,128
81
15
117
7,059,548
626,868
5,053,555
8,788,998
691,194
5,432,384
1,729,450
64,326
378,829
34,297,217
27,574,6
6,722,524
134,269
297
16,276,258
18,971,006
2,694,748
64,746,706
1,277,039
1,170
44,700,018
92,931,352
48,231,334
250,049,271
185,302,565
xn
o
xn
3
o
o
%
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities.
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks.
Trust companies
Total, banks.
Insurance c o m p a n i e s Life
Fire and marine ( s t o c k ) . . .
Fire and marine ( m u t u a l ) .
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Allother
".
Total, insurance companies
55,486,979
85,948,362
3,485,939
29,060,978
4,706,789
4,624,865
26,284,733
10,554,539
44,899,293
53,882,398
3,091,573
14,709,725
3,964,460
3,740,626
23,919,628
7,751,642
10,587,686
32,065,964
394,366
14,351,253
742,329
884,239
2,365,105
2,802,897
211,627
563,360
7,931
286,567
14,881
17,685
47,308
55,741
1,135
637
220,153,184
155,959,345
64,193,839
1,205,100
59,591,219
264
469
17
229
409
14
21,711,871
31,702,102
4,851,951
15,669,824
25,537,038
3,308,860
6,042,047
6,165,064
1,543,091
120,647
122,392
30,860
1,641,997
1,809,479
383,178
1,991,848
2,154,510
403,728
349,851
345,031
20,550
750
652 i
58,265,924
44,515,722
13,750,202
273,899
3,834,654
4,550,086
715,432
5 ! 3,217,326
1 i
166,559
1,365,898
186,503
148,572
19,944
431,697
74,651
3,984,098 !
243,167
8,534,184
958,599
139
Grand total, banks and insurance companies... .i
99
100
101
102
103
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies
104
105
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the-State of California.
553,092
3,818,647
2,998,835
265,032
1,209,862
5,128
136,643
1,022,835
45
11
96
148
2
61
181
11,613,317
12.100,809
2i;356
3,579,819
167,316
8
110
1
;
1,584,523 2,137,
8,909,959 12,728,
37,419,558 40,418,
2,263,851 2,528,
1,650,828 2,860,
251,396
256,
1,205,750 1,342,
6,305,354 7,328
127
96
43
121
303
6
100
339
j
27
j
I 425
I 1,284
200
233
99
10,796,434
9,861,631 I
15,913 |
2,508,965 :
139,415
27,482,617 | 23,322,358
816,883
2,239,178
5,443
1,070,854
27,901
4,160,259 |
j
16,336 |
44,784 I
'111 |
21,324 j
558
83,113 |
'....,
357,046
40 | 3,740,931
85,748,541
67,8
17,910,461 !
357,012
138
22
331
539
96
116
4,411,177
40,289,356
16,081,953
8,783,181
11,351,291
3,279,269
28,699,588
10,910,093
8,107,888
10,356,636
1,131,908
11,589,768
5,171,860
675,293
994,655
21,956
227,823
103,381
13,476
17,877
5
94
745
104
117
80,916,958 I
61,353,474 j
19,563,484 I
384,513
1,065
25,992,836
37,515,614 I 11,522,778
124,663,365 | 53,908,183 j 1,062,384 2,484
37,975,218
39,297
51,187,533 I 13,212,315
640,729
680,026 I
3,496
178,571,548
2,639
2,639
7,986
|
34 i
I
69,601,293 j 10,010,074
751 I
\ 2,169 i 1,104 j
j 8,619
34
51
32
25
155
4
39
158
3,496
178,571,548 j 124,663,365
8,654 j 962,254,619
682,302,050
53,908,183 j 1,062,384
279,952,569 j 5,458,102
7,575,585
1,202,791 |
676,833
2,265,342
2,591,208 |
11,373,032. 18,567,937 !
2,902,161
5,365,905
9,787,773 I
8,775,468
5,123 38,014,515
51,867,559
525,958
325,866
7,194,905
2,463,744
1,012,305
13,853,044
9,332 205,786,304 1304,631,427 | 98,845,123
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to
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
COLORADO.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
INDUSTRIES.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Total
deductions.
Gross
income.
Deficit.
72
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals.
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals..
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Beet sugar
j
317
33
16
85 I
11 i
145
107
12
175
5
5
15
48
463
830
202
32
40
$817,596
174,329
2,828,218
403,777
$589,042
141,274
2,085,954
325,520
$228,554
33,055
742,264
138,257
S4,159
620
14,803
2,667
4,283,920
3,141,790
1,142.130
22,249
172 I 1,450,673
5,113,588
12,497
15,334,679
26,298,469
966,110
151,591
5,428,871
7,126,996
4,463,763
12,219
14,061,466
24,095,916
220,768
114,741
2,236,491
4,863,8C9
649,825
278
1,273,213
2,202,553
745,342
36 ; 850
3,192,380
2,263,187
12,581
6
25,468
33,018
14; 908
841
63,847
45,264
54
11
132
3
2
10
32
384
60,432,801 |
50,069,173
10,363,628
$441,879
113,936
800,598 |
94,260 I
$586,091
132,460
1,157,383
175,073 i
$144,212
18,524
356,785
80,813
2,051,007
600,334
1,532, 430
41, 137
5,036, 338
120, 710
47, 737
74, 235
78, 119
3, 766, 281
1,879,166
102,224
j 5,468,212
j
141,359
I
50,781
155,429
I
254,020
8,058,009
346,736
61,087
431,874
20,649
3,044
81,194
175,901
4,291,728
195,963
628 I 10,696,987
16,109,200
5,412,213
I
767,074
637,370
129,704
2,569
493,980
546,358
52,378
435, 775
234,918
200,857
4,018
289,085
303,818
14,733
1,492,216
1,005,902
21,243
2,389,317
1,173,372
877,524
16,346
1,626,016
318,844
128,378
4,897
763,301
5,968
2,568
98
14,555
19,514 ;
107,789 j
57,352
166,099
20,060
114,141
59,667
202,574
546
6,352
2,315
36,475
3,844,964
7,983,913
2,467,859
4,917,138
1,377,105
3,066,775 I
27,543 |
41,144 i
1,956
1,029
1,956
1,029
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23
20
13
12
5
617,242
62',876
502,511
51,499
114.731
11,377
2,296
223
8
8
114,561
245,691
133,583
267,506
19,022
21,815
169
10s
18,620,522
12, 504. 553
6,115,969
100,982
61
1,494,071
1,650,692
156,621
1
33 959
33 134
825
17
1
10 085
10 025
60
1
1
94
346
252
2
4
2
3
3,394
476
1,487
1,871
384
18
1,108,283
766,139
2,483
2,587
13
1,741
6,842
2
22
124 174
129,357
639
87,089
342,144
2,918
1
10
217 455
192'683
3,515
309,327
1
12
341 629
322,040
4,154
396,416
4
4,499
5,611
1,112
g
16
72
12
32
1,524,763
2,181,936
962,742
1,625,971
562,021
555,965
10,942
9,361
4
40
53,192
520,116
66,855
667,693
Total, iron and steel products
88
44
3,706,699
2,588,713
1,117,986
20,303
44
573,308
734,548
13,663
147,577
161,240
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Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture aixl fixtures .
All other woodworking establishments
36
5
3
3
1.054,630
64,273
92,956
801,936
62 382
90, 483
252.694
1,891
2,473
4,5*5
39
14
3
9
6
258.780
5', 807
30,193
292,304
12,979
40,656
33,524
7,172
10,463
g
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28
1,211,859
954,801
257,058
4,673
23
294,780
345,939
51,159
O
2
3,152
2,239
y
27 513
94,183
4 839
7,283
5,391
32 352
101,466
97
145
4
25,424
32,318
6,924
6
28,576
37, 739
9,163
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
33
34
Textiles and their p r o d u c t s Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods.
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
IVfen's and women's other furnishings
Allother
35
36
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
?A
35
37
39
30
31
32
Total, textiles and their products
37
38
39
40
41
4?
43
44
45
46
i
:
49
Total, lumber and its manufactures
51
Leather and finished products —
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
Allother
2
2
9
2
5
Total, leather and finished products
13
7
133,818
121,696
12,122
242
4
3'
65
93,406
1,998,017
76 977
1,759,679
16,429
238,338
329
1
164
172
8
4,668
46
2, 762,969
2,913,743
150,774
3
38,755
42,851
4,096
5,071
50
2,801,888
2,956,766
154,878
Paper and printing—
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing
(engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc
'.
'.....-..'
Total, paper and printing.
111
5
2
55,910
52,224
3,686
120
70
2,147,333
1,888,880
258,453
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
COLORADO—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPOKATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Num.- i
ber of I
cor- I
pora- ;
tions. \
Gross
income.
Normal
Total
deductions.
Net income.
$67,500 !
164,311 I
$64,064
147,113
S3,436
231,811 ;
211,177
20,634 I
tax.
Num-:
ber of!
cor- :
pora- I
tions. i
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
i
47
48
49 I
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
$69
342
17,198
1
4
8
$58,596
460,061
92,118
$88,060
711,236 |
125,692 ;
$29,464
251,175
33,574
13
610,775
924,988 j
314,213
132,891
9186
9,186
130,925
215
13,279
2,152
126
199
j
Total, liquors and beverages..
50
51
52
53 I
54 j
Chemicals and allied products
Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
Total, chemicals and allied products.
ol I
62 !
63 I
64
60
1,194,084
168,118
1,025,966
20,520
4
1
12
55,967
1,122,180
376,748
15,410
7,737,454
3,448
308,185
48,690 I
1,419 i
231,831 !
13,419 i
3,460,303
3,420
211,895
7,277
1,120,761
144,917
1,991
4,277,151
28
96,290
146
22,415
2,898
41
85,543
1
1,929
34
10,813,476
4,139,095
6,674,381
133,493
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
Clav—
Brick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc.
Allother
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products,..
1,643,390
41,375
757,590
436,376
60
29
2,878,731
495,733 !
35,609 I
694,514
261,118
1,486,974
1,147,657
5,766
22,953 I
115 ;
63,076
175,258
1,262 !
3,506 I
1,391,757
27,836
8,971
100,348
5,817
192
450
80, 744
025
18, 558
113, 627
7,969
318
649
151,047
9,507
22,879
230,071
448,073
218,002
39,668
445,526
49,085 I
518,619 !
9,417
73,093
14
101,905
133,474 j
31,569
3
4,360
6,544 j
2,184
707,722 I
116,263
26
591,459 j
64,303
2,482
4,321
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Manufactures
,
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
15 i
15 |
4 I
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
30 I
81
Total, miscellaneous industries
394
1,136
644
10
21,633
13,831
39,109
26,513
36, 848
27.4S3
356,555
47,251
34,940
45,850
3,640
342,724
8,142
8, 427
9,002
3,640
109,221
2,174
137,934
515,719
377,785
424
411
459
29
1,606
1
57,180
3,615
2,683
5, 252
117,162
14,342
58,479 |
5,709 |
4,732
9,307
137,720 j
148,659
200,907
185,819 !
46,832 |
491,052 |
225,438
59,210
669,496 i
81,466 i
429,311 i
200,188 I
22,251
842,437
733,216
107,168
55,929
138,377
18,211
415,649
9,233
85,948
35,358
115,299
16,784
335,315
9,201
21,220
20,571
23,078
1,427
80,334 |
32 !
188,701 ;
171,879
16,822 !
337 !
563,786
558,678
1,842,909
66,866
392,867 i
213,899 j
1,161
7,858 ;
4,274
837,116]
16,560
1
1
Total, metals and metal products other than iron |
and steel
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
j
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads,
tunnels, river and harbor dredging. etc=)
Engineering
Allother
19,737
56,845
32', 135
504
101,203
486,156
232,323
22,755
21 |
93 !
14
4 I
53 !
188
(>rand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
630.652
951;545
2,056,808
4,572,273
3,735,157 }
463 i 46,267,242 ; 29,130,401 j 17,136,641
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies.
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies..
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies.
All other
8,105,489 I
43,552,203 i
578,708 i
6,626,184
35,819,482
493,438
1,479,305
7,732,721
85,270
23
19,433 !
:
1,072,596) 1,390,431
1,299
2,094
2,049
4,055
20,558
5,091
52,248
39,619
12,378
178,444
H
317,835
o
318,5
7,811,381 i 9,718,228 ,
1,878,271
29,224
150,604
1,707
919,907 I 1,428,548
5,378,084 i 5,862,588
5,891,932
6,332,641 j
508,641
484,504
440,709
Total, public utilities.
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks.
Trust companies
Total, banks.,
122
193
112
162
13
7,696,163
2,373,835
1,137,626
5,697,495
1,680,381
930,889
1,998,668
693,454
206,737
39,971 I
14,389 I
4,134 |
337
287
11,207,624
8,308,765
2,898,859
58,494 |
50
146,336
195,586
440,419 I
201,851
235,619 I
468,324 !
782,341
905,794
55,515
40,033
27^905
123,453
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[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Classification No.
COLORADO—Continued.
93
94
95
96
97
98
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
Banks and insurance companies—Continued.
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty ..
Fidelity and surety..
Allother
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
,
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
1
$203,836
$221,014
$17,178
8
1,155
20
142,178
160,051
17,873
in
5
1
4
1
$2,596,871
256,355
$2,411,666
225,167
$185,205
31,188
$3,704
56
36
463,664
4J6,037
57,627
624
aQ
62
41
3,316,890
3,042,870
274,020
5,483
21
346,014
381,065
35,051
328
14,524,514
11,351,635
3,172,879
63,977
71
1,128,355
1,286,859
158,504
a
o
12
157
330
38
59
11
128
4,520,463
8,636,858
2,191,195
3,395,341
6,425,702
1,661,079
1,125,122
2,211,156
530,116
22,337
43,613
10,602
2,234,683
2,103,478
131,205
2,624
32,503
246,832
940,509
1,238,017
956,077
33,734
376,836
1,421,794
1,421,642
1,041,928
1,231
130,004
481, 285
183,625
85,851
g
27
1
29
182
38
32
596
314
17,583,199
13,585,600
3,997,599
79,176
282
3,413,938
4,295,934
881,996
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
2,240
1,947
Corporations—inactive
1,365
31,281,279
22,383,817
8,897,462
197,373
875
5,274,760
13,659
7,474,257
351,306
2,199,497
337,647
Total, miscellaneous companies
4,187
1,365
31,281,279
22,383,817
8,897,462
197,373
2,822
5,288,419
7,825,563
2,537,144
Grand total for the State of Colorado. .
7.479 2,986
238,993,105
181,949,887
57,043,218
1,115,854
4,493
42,771,522
55,812,044
13,040,522
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
<W
Department stores
100
Wholesale jobbers..
101
Real estate
102
Amusement companies
103
Hotels and restaurants
.
Total, merchandising companies
105
Number of
corporations.
399
Total, insurance companies
104
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
. . .
148
1,947
CONNECTICUT.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming.
.
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
.
Gold and silver and precious metals
.
Tjfiad and zinc minps
Quarries
...
Oil gas and salt wells
Ml other
..
Total, extraction of minerals.
..
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk ..
.
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
Beet sugar
. ..
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
Textile and their productsCarpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
. .
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
. .. .
Woolen and worsted goods..
Men's clothing
34
11
17
$588,728
966,343
,1474,443
829,336
6
4
193,589
36
1
1,432
23
19
1
2
$275,086
228,160
23,448
19,203
1323,878
274,876
25,076
20,328
$47,792
46,716
1,628
1,125
6,089
45
546,897
644,158
97,261
729
729
43,842
$114,285
137,007
$2,278
2,379
121,997
71,592
77
32
1,748,660
1,425,776
322,884
3,291
2,115
42
1,193
24
1
1
1
5,406
2
1
1,193
x
j*
2 066
986,668
2 500
123,829
50
2,476
9
16
7
4,556
1,110,497
116,524
160,366
10
2
9,873
8,682
1,191
30
8
79,206
88,497
9,291
30
12
1,131,525
1,000,697
130,828
2,622
18
195,730
249,592
53,862
24
17
405,468
377,088
28,380
570
7
86,584
101,217
14,633
8
6
129,386
121,802
7,584
144
2
46,081
67,904
21,823
2
18
2
3
1
10
1
2
760,428
725,951
1,000
152,317
501,720
681,707
781
105,315
258,708
44,244
219
47,002
5,174
878
4
940
1
8
1
1
38,878
249,513
5,094
50,195
264,712
5,441
36
11,317
15,199
347
36
1
1
2,593,391
2,497,258
96,133
1,923
15
11
io
896,264
2,071,754
740,194
1,503,670
156,070
568,084
2,706
11,363
5
2
47,725
31,759
49,493
33,286
i,768
1,527
7,735,959
6,529,535
1,206,424
23,702
27
505,634
572,284
66,650
151,247
402,468
7,942,489
3,194,488
2,634,394
16,323,661
6,497,377
373,658
146,466
306 384
6,282,597
2,688,669
2,238,490
13,695,370
4,726,441
302,705
4,781
96 084
1,659,892
505,819
395,904
2,628,291
1,770,936
70,953
96
1 921
32,015
9,709
7,900
52,565
31,663
1,228
4
6
4
3
3
3
606,676
357,004
204,504
186,689
493,072
36,969
623,806
387,738
255,221
209,866
516,187 i
77,942 s
17,130
30,734
50,717
23,177
23,115
40,973
8
o
84
9
57
2
3
21
16
17
38
18
2
3
19
15
12
14
35
15
23
o
a
o
S
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
Classification No.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31. 1916.]
CONNECTICUT—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
32
33
34
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Textile and their products—Continued.
Women's olothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
Allother
35
36
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished. ..
Boots and shoes
•
All other
Total, leather and finished products
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
r
Tr
CORPORATIONS SHOWINCJ NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
H
>
20
26
o
13
21
$187,256
1,388,336
10,191,999
$158,197
1,258,634
6,404,199
$29,059
129,702
3,787,800
•1581
2,500
73,489
7
5
$291,628
38,981
$345,053
46,193
$53,425
7,212
194
159
49,287,373
38,208,152
11,079,221
213,667
35
2,215,523
2, 462,006
246,483
33
331
25
256
15,366,821
117,134,498
10,953,053
77,114,287
•1,413,768
40,020,211
86,709
788,594
8
75
2,089,153
3,771,658
2,108,000
4,431,052
18,847
659,394
364
281
132,501,319
88,067,340
44,433, 979
875,303
83
5,860,811
6,539,052
678,241
17
12
36
13
11
28
2,115,031
1,088 241
1,349,453
1,619,037
869,803
1,161,669
495,994
218 438
187,784
9,661
4 246
3,739
4
1
8
40,691
9 922
79,865
61 347
9 964
104,' 716
20 656
42
24,851
65 '
52
4,552,725
3, 650,509
902,216
17,646
13
130, 478
176,027
45,549
13
8
7
10
5
4
1,095,260
1,959,488
893,619
563,077
894,236
747,317
532 183
1,065,252
146,302
10,624
21,305
2,842
3
3
3
19 233
155, 840
47,264
27 321
157,956
62,404
8 088
2,116
15,140
28
19
3,948,367
2,204,630
1,743,737
34,771
9
222,337
247,681
25,344
15
43
13
34
12,745
24,158
12,934
2
78
1,473,550
3,547,365
4,061,529
638,920
1,210 177
111
2,112,470
4,757,542
4,722,825
9
33
41,755
220 182
505,636
47,806
239 518
553.590
6,051
19 336
47,954
a
w.
o
o
g
661,296
46
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing..
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted
Allother
61
62
63
64
481,793
389,222
92,571
1,852
5
77,589
81,429
3,840
12,074,630
9,471,666
2,602,964
51,689
49
845,162
922,343
77,181
1
12
1
12
166,265
5,086,296
86,602
158,404
3,997,360
74,247
7,861
1,088,936
12,355
157
21,022
4
52,191
65,238
13,047
21
17
5,339,163
4,230,011
1,109,152
21,426
4
52,191
65,238
12,347
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating.
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, r e f i n e d , . , , , , , , . . . . .
Soap
All other
13
6
5
1
12
13
1
5
19
6
5
1,094,284
539,497
2,831,922
617,034
360,274
2,105,383
477,250
179,223
726,539
9,352
30,059
14,531
115,721
3,067
744,001
1,006,627
144,365
33,084
3,521
219,050
338,227
2,847
616
70
4,381
6,765
466,800
104,451
2,772
4,321
343,682
80, 743
1
4
14
559,562
148,805
6,588
963,051
1,344,854
395,998
102,238
2,434
90
301,695
69,524
70,802
2,213
338
4,231
9
7
1
1
1
3
6
41,987
11,219
1
5
3,409
96,521
10,427
110,609
7,018
14,088
75
50
7,488,563
5,367,304
2,121,259
41,621
25
971,909
1,123,805
151,896
5
23
4
14
55,533
422,169
50,074
342,409
5,459
79,760
110
1,559
1
9
12,480
160, 519
14,179
203,956
1,699
43,437
^
M
19
2
2
10
17
1
1
6
1,784,426
186,277
56,201
206,851
1,521,609
151,664
50,169
194.915
262,817
34,613
6,032
11,936
5,256
635
121
239
2
1
\
17,678
3,148
18,035
85,100
19,430
4,682
28,398
87,458
1,752
1,534
10,363
2,358
O
O
g
t=J
61
43
2,711,457
2,310, 840
400,617
7,920
18
296,960
358,103
61,143
11,154
136,196,113
12,457,206
238,950
79,192
2,193
7,194
78,599,955
9,386,633
217,026
79,069
2,148
3,960
57,596,158
3,070,573
21,924
123
45
79
1,130,295
52,444
342
2
1
29
10
4
2
2
829,222
82,899
53,082
401,525
10,632
910,796
116.233
62,580
421,829
39,995
81,574
33,334
9,498
20.304
29,363
148,984,808
88,292,025
60,692,783
i, 183,163
47
1,377,360
i,55i,433
i/4,073
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, e t c . .
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products.
65
66
67
68
69
70
9
134
Total, liquors and beverages.
Total, chemicals and allied products.
59 |
60
14
183
8
2
g
Hi
H
g
Q
tfi
O
Mecals and metal products other than iron and s t e e l Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
Allother
1
155
36
9
3
3
Total, metals and metal products other than
iron and steel
207
4i5, i97
247
126
26
f
1
160
f—1
OS
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
CONNECTICUT—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
81
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
,
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavement, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
Allother
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city, and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
Allother
Total, public utilities
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
18
3
30
17
30
5
6
48
9
3
22
13
22
4
2
31
$205,076
221,301
8,082,911
13,668,448
4,992,789
803,872
191,015
2,046,537
$187,282
157,302
5,734,952
11,151,819
3,244,861
584,020
58,557
1,755,249
$17,794
63,999
2.347,959
2,516,629
1,747,928
219,852
132,458
291,288
$345
1,161
44,314
50,333
32,316
4,398
2,649
5,748
$272,937
$295,892
$22,955
78,090
364,738
3,519,072
1,597
1,818,749
441,532
102,860
387,237
3,627,672
2,132
2,023,545
458,943
24,770
22,499
108,600
535
204,796
17,411
o
en
60
18
169
37
14
126
3,649,485
951,399
17,790,407
3,296,821
602,529
12,891,668
352,664
348,870
4,898,739
6,484
6,946
93,551
1,231,522 1,416,627
28,230
29,684
7,726,214 13,815,180
185,105
1,454
5,088,966
a
o
404
283
52,603,240
39,665,060
12,938,180
248,245
15,482,681 22,159,772
>, 677,091
g
1,255
427,227,604
287,997,072
139,230,532
2,719,153
27,961,046
36,177,744
:, 216,698
8,135.553
95,563,535
16,776,081
1,791,664
2,501,781
35,893
4,626,506
2,130,737
5,884,387
87,850,538
13,217,446
1,616,869
1,338,868
32,358
3,878,681
1,568,685
2,251,166
7,712,997
3,558,635
174,795
1,162,913
3,535
747,825
562,052
40,660
154,235
62,052
3,495
23,094
71
14,956
11,168
1,302,291
71,607
4,452,064
6,042,167
170,074
1,581,017
78,039
5,791,449
6,208,330
441,264
278,726
6,432
1,339,385
166,163
271,190
70
34
7
10
5
62
2
9
50
264,533
237,705
283,187
268,947
18,654
31,242
235
179
131,561,750
115,387,832|
16,173,918
309,731
12,540,441
14,652,233
2,111, 792
42
10
24
8
68
2
11
431
56
90
91
92
93
94
05
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Total, banks
Insurance companiesLife.
.
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casualty
Fidelity and surety .
.
All other
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
71
17
48
68
13
43
5,881,223
1,348,609
3,988,312
3,857,029
765,707
2,966,109
2,024, 194
582, 902
1,022, 203
40,184
11,643
20,048
3
4
5
136
124
11,218,144
7,588,845
3,629, 299
71,875
12
18
12
o
16
12
4
92,432,316
90,703,261
120,193
13,515,246
89,356,905
81,548,407
12,275,512
3.075, 411
9', 154, 854
120, 193
1,239, 734
61,507
183,097
2,403
24,795
1
„
;.
113, 917
53, 658
78, 967
13, 258
6, 509
7, 056
219,719
246, 542
26, 823
3,200, 586
505, 021
304, 435
250
250
4
4
81
81
2
46
43
196,771,097
183,180,824
13,590, 273
271,804
3
3,200,836
3, 505, 271
304, 435
182
1G7
207,989,241
190,769,669
17,219, 572
343,679
15
3,420,555
3, 751, 813
331, 258
15
124
237
86
70
13
107
150
46
47
2,379,962
8,580,615
1,825,538
865,684
3,147,309
1,859,471
6,353,305
1,319,565
775,632
2,811,735
520 4P1
2.227, 310
505, 973
90, 052
335, 574
7 TQ 7
I2,2")l
10,-2,
1,7S"
(), ,05
2
17
s,
U)
532
363
16,799,108
13,119,708
3,679 400
, Q O O
1 )
i, > , > 2
1
1,497
609
1,084
47,924.221
35,469,956
202,861
413
6.189,413
8,377
s
12,454 255 1
609
•3 400
2,l,blh
307, 49S
">M lf>9
it)') 727
853
320
855
565
634
>2< (>1
93
83
158
57
!
JJ
394 227
OH) 502
18 918
1, 827 089
10 541
%
•J01,
7'4
1
2,106
1,084
47,924,221
35,469,956
12,454 265
262,861
1,022
6,197,790
8 035 420
1,837 630
4,848
3,092
834,382,109
645,170,710
189,211 399
3,713,384
1,756
52,446,991
489 719
13,042 728
$1,022
70,209
$1,303
108,278
$281
38,069
16
71,231
109,581
38,350
i
DELAWARE.
1
2
4
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
."
Florists and fruit growers .
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
7
4
13
$86,414
$57,841
$28,573
$571
1
2
2
16,960
6,937
4,023
80
22
6
97,374
64,778
32,596
651
8
o
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Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
«
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of Connecticut
100,659 ,
47,149 ;
71,911 ;
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
Classification No.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
DELAWARE—Continued.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Total
num-
INDUSTRIES.
ber of
corporations
reporting.
Number of
corporations.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
1 Num-
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
of
Normal ber
cortax.
i pora-
Gross
income.
tions.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
CO
H
5
6
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
20
21
22
23
24
25
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mine^
Gold and silver and precious metals
Lead and zinc mines
Ouarries
Oil gas and salt wells ..
All other
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables).,
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Tiread and bakerv products
Coffee and spices".
Flour mills and grist mills
:
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
Textiles and their products-~
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and Twine
2
1
$34,743
1
$23,688
$1,298
$1,298
..............
1
$1,666
2,484
818
1
2
3
6
1,357
43,740
15,745
3,174
76,738
106,129
15,745
1,817
76,738
62,389
46,763
205,568
158,805
$11,055
$221
1
1
2
4
10
1
4
5,000
970,095
4,800
808,288
200
161,807
20
6
1,009,838
836,776
173,062
3,462
14
728
1
4
3,237
8
7
243,582
207,151
36,431
19
13
862,457
670,830
191,627
3,475
3
5
1
2
4
1
46,178
205,060
4,030
121,533
32,077
170,158
3,691
96,385
14,101
34,902
339
25,148
282
698
4
1,523
1,747
224
6
94,120
106,481
12,361
\
27,304
14.793
37,053
14,939
9,749
146
9
137,740
160,220
22,480
503
1
1
22,455
20,247
2,208
44
41
32
1,505,295
1,200,539
304,756
5,737
&
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26
27
28
oq
30
31
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
12
Cotton g o o d s . . .
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk good 5
Woo^n and worsted a oods
Men's clothing
. . .
. . . .
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces, steel works, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planin^ mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather and finished products—
Leather tanned curried and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
....
1
4
8
43
44
45
46
Total, paper and printing
47
49
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
. . .
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
130,758
125,929
4,829
97
1
44,669
59,070
14,401
2
2
176,078
3, 948,018
116,517
3, 116,230
59,561
831,788
1, 191
16, 636
2
10,380
5
4, 254,854
3, 358,676
896,178
17, 924
3
55,049
...
11,804
70,874
15,825
1
22
318,924
5, 658,031
273,735
4, 317,497
45,189
1,340,534
904
26, 186
5
52,922
66,351
13,429
27, 090
5
52,922
66,351
13,429
1,424
28
23
5, 976,955
4, 591,232
1,385,723
10
6
170,497
141,717
28,780
575
4
50,547
62,124
11,577
5
4
476,703
283,920
192,783
3, 855
1
26,570
47,536
20,966
15
10
647,200
425,637
221,563
4, 430
5
77,117
109,660
32,543
H
H
H
Xfl
o
10
691,288
1, 424,249
1, 267,039
25, 252
1
1, 910,000
1, 510,402
399,598
7, 992
11
4, 601,288
2, 934,651
1,666,637
33, 244
5
19
4
13
731,857
651,987
527,832
532,702
204,025
119,285
4, 080
2, 385
1
6
102,922
15,737
116,323
15,737
13,401
24
17
1, 383,844
060,534
323,310
465
7
102,922
132,060
29,138
3
3
3
897,014
697,070
199,944
3, 998
3
25,313
60,358
35,045
6
3
897,014
697,070
199,944
3, 998
3
25,313
60,358
35,015
10
1
Total, leather and finished products
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc )
...
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Classification No. 1
DELAWARE—Continued.
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Net income.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
CO
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Chemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined .
Soap
All other
61
62
63
64
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work .
ClayBrick and t i l e . . . .
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
All other
Glass and glass products
65
66
67
68
69
70
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Metals and metal products other than iron and s t e e l Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
59
60
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
. .
H
5
6
1
4
2
5
6
S3,883,928
232,620
SI,768,675
165,283
23
108,948
123,976
7
6
163,926,004
26
22
168,275,476
50,591,531
1
4
I
1,565,418
24,514
1,426,678
23,240
3
2
10,711
JR31.932
1,347
12,115,253
67,337
74,314
46,060
34,634 i
77,916 !
693
1,183
1
1
;;;;..;
;;
48,537,199
8,885
1
$15,590
13,701
SI, 437
2,905
a
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1
57,107
59,899
2,792
2,491,440
1
20,370
31,191
10,821
3
117,683,945
2,526,595
4
102,426
120, 381
17,955
Q
O
138,740
1,274 |
2.775
26
o
6,923
42,663
35,740
1,826 j
37
1
!
i
5
1,600,643
1,458,803
5
2
1
4
51,925
42,757
9,168
157
1
14,443
12,247
2,196
44
141,840
1
j
S14,153
10, 796
115,388,805
9
>
172
1
1
1
g
o nee
•> new
1,898
1
12,437
14,335 |
4
19,360
59,086
39,726
6,847
893
4
893
549
549
1
2
1
6, 843
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
[71
[72
173,
76
77
78
79
9I
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
.*
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc.
Rubber goods
Fur goods..
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
Allother..
6,368
2 !
6
224
201
18,629
16,656 !
1,973
39
8,123
34,186
1,927,597
7,395 !
31,050 |
1,338,879
728
3,136
588,718
15
63
11,371
1,838,699
144,928
1,759,917
129,016
78,782
15,912
1,383 I
303 j.
625,465
542,430
83,035
3,320,991
1,179,984
23,599
8,602
7,146,334
1,952,268
38,381
172
198,307,539
73,520,011
124,787,528 |
10
449,271
350,220
9,051
2,428,277
1,537,183
5,766
22,708
35,010
122,930
1,893,026
716,479
3,941
20,732
34,641
81,740
535,251
820,704
1,825
1,976
369
41,190
10,705
16,413
37
40
7
823
4,601,145 i
3,100,779 |
1,500,366
633,849 !
201,567 !
1,383,250 !
409,625
133,993
901,370
224, 224
67,574
481,880
Total, miscellaneous industries..
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies.
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city a n d suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, a n d radio companies
All other
11,364 |
4,500,975
7 j
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
55,004
I
36
Total, banks
Insurance companiesLife
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casualty.
Fidelity and surety.
Allother
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
2,218,666 I
536,931
1,444,9
450,995
"*53,"828'
I
56
53
8,289 |
1,446
14
81,832
2,391 !
160,998 !
2,377
79,166
108,464
237,305
128,841
1,608 |.
I
773,678
5 i
46,877
69,139
22,262
237,187
469,833
232,646
816,879 I 1,257.112 J
16,903 !
1,981
5,472
4,093
57,109
160,170
102,628 i
232,170 !
45,519
72,000
25,146
35,968
25,188
48,474
42
12,506
30,006
287,781
427,413
139,632
4,484
351
8,798
77,687
91,319
13,632
""338"
910
""*572
14,633
78,025
92,229
14,204
78,025
92,229
14,204
85,936 |
1,719 .
'53,'828 "|
"1,077"!]
590,759
450,995
139,764
2,796
2,809,425
1,895,983
913,442
17,429
8,953
435
440,233
14,425 '
4,528 I
15
Total, public utilities
B a n k s a n d insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks a n d State b a n k s .
Trust companies
6,843
W
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7
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX-DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Con tinued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
DELAWARE—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
99
100
101
102
103
105
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
H
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies.
Hotels and restaurants..
Total, merchandising companies.
104
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of Delaware.
3
16
29
23
3
13
23
12
2
$238,853
792,514
785,027
196,950
241,755
$209,415
561,827
370,324
162,277
211,682
$29,438
230,687
414,703
34,673
30,073
$508
4,615
8,294
695
602
74
53
2,255,099
1,515,525
739,574
14,714
313 ! 228 ! 12,489,369
199 I.
512 I 228 I 12,489,369
4,365,039
8,124,330
4,365,039
554 | 221,569,789
85,298,891
960
$20,512
10,438
219,486
1,757
$20,780
15,159
247,093
5,146
$268
4,721
27,607
3,389
21
252,193
288,178
35,985
161,260
85
199
685,444
1,132,850
24,073
447,406
24,073
8,124,330
161,260
284
685,444
1,156,923
471,479
136,270,898
2,894,425
406
2,238,316
3,537,004
1,298,688
$264
22,047
$5
335
3
2
$13,403
5,552
$40,548
14,739
$27,145
9,187
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
.*
4
5
1
3
$264
178,710
$156,663
3
1
67,398
50,376
17,022
340
2
30,585
45,806
15,221
12
5
246,372
207,039
39,333
680
7
49,540
101,093
51,553
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Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Iron
Goldmines
and silver and precious metals
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)..
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery
and ice
Food preparations,
allcream
other
Total, food and kindred products
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs...
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps.
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods....
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
...
Men's and women's other furnishings
\11 other
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills.
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
i
2
2
1
1
118,877
1
134,862
15,985
160
160
2
7
1
1
5 741
441,739
4,053
437,029
4,710
i,688
34
94
1
6
2,169
26,545
9,221
31,924
7,052
5,379
12
2
447,480
441,082
6,398
128
10
147,591
176,167
28,576
3
6
1
1
2
5
1
1
220,892
1,485,943
21,195
56,133
198,248
1,328,474
22,644
157,469
1
1
85,646
165,995
97,043
180,852
11,397
14,857
i
:.:;;..
453
3,149
Ul
H
-I a OQO
41,757
14,376
288
H
h-H
6
1
3
1
813 335
1,566,494
632,6*34
1,451,747
180,70i
3,596
2,295
3
114,747
18
13
4,163,992
3,669,153
494,839
9,879
5
1
50,562
55,786
5,224
302,203
333,681
31,478
1
74,502
77,078 i
2,576
3
1
1
2
48,214
45,933
2,281
46
1
1
1
6,170
18,278
15,754
8,318
22,206
16,029
2,148
3,928
275
6
2
48,214
45,933
2,281
46
4
114,704 |
123,631
8,927
2
13
1
6
22,591
9,763,735
17,765
3,695,866
4,826
6,067,869
97
121,357
1
7
1,374
59,786
2,146
74,894
772
15,108
15
7
9,786,326
3,713,631
6,072,695
121,454
8
61,160
77,040
15,880
Q
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Classification No.
D I S T R I C T O F COLUMBIA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills..
38
Furniture and fixtures .
39
All other woodworking establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather andfinishedproducts—
40
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
41
Boots and shoes
42
All other
Total, leather andfinishedproducts
Paper and printing—
43
Paper and wood pulp
.
44
Manufactures of paper
45
Printing and publishing
46
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing
Liquors and beverages—
47
Distilled
48
Malted
49
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
Chemicals and allied products50
Chemicals
51
Fertilizers
37
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
Normal
tax.
2
1
2
1
1
$23,555
15,645
9,924
$21,302
12,108
9,175
$2,253
3,537
749
71
15
5J
4
49,124
42,585
6,539
131
1
1
• 12,565
11,986
579
12
1
1
12,565
11,986
579
12
2
3
42
1
2
28
331,754
186,114
3,588,509
223,057
40,681
2,992,133
108,697
145,433
596,376
2,174
2,909
11,918
Number of
corporations.
1
Total
deductions.
Gross
income.
Deficit.
$13,408
$18,653
$5,245
13,408
18,653
5,245
3
1
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g
1
1
14
445,990
109,451
900
508,985
900
62,995
109,451
6
307,061
277,993
29,068
582
53
37
4,413,438
3,533,864
879,574
17,583
16
555,441
619,336
63,895
4
1
2
1
491,669
25,448
433,242
18,060
58,427
7,388
1,168
148
2
576,348
596,902
20,554
5
3
517,117
451,302
65,815
1,316
2
576,348
596,902
20,554
2
2
2
1
72,534
242,740
36,018
157,179
36,516
85,561
730
1,711
1
298
3,132
2,834
6 j
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
79
80
81
Gas, illuminating and h e a t i n g . . . . . . . . . .
Oils and oil products
Paints and varnishes
P a t e n t medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
Total, Chemicals and allied products..
Stone, clay, and glass productsStone—
Cement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc.
Allother.
(rlass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Metal and metal products other than iron and steelSmelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
M usical instruments, pianos., organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
194,325
182,772
11,553 !
283,636 j
177,640
105,996 |
2,120
104,978
82,723
22,255
410
898,213
636,332
261,881
5,202
1 I
1 i
17,793
82,794
14,091
78,117
3 I
1 !
388,666
104,386
324,031
94,650
64,635
9,736
1,292
195
593,639
510,889
82,750 j
1,655
351,616
250,046
""'I24,"377
87,805
18
3,702
4,677 |
2 !
1 i
39,565
257
245 !
40,365
74
94
7,126 !
71,391
3,120 !
1 I
3 !.
5i
1 i.
1!
101,570
2,031
* 36,572
"'732*
i
'i,416,"99i
1,372,359 !
44," 632
44,885
920
1,047
802
49,984
9,619
7,512
386
72,246
855
3," 635"|'
83,393 I
3 i
2 i
1
26,793
8,729
5,320
663
515
1, 756
46,680
31,719
10,406 1
47,638 !
4,926
1 677
958
82,202 !
89,763 j
7,561
30,447
50,89
W
H
O
W
669'
3
1,892,984
182, 774
13,411
11,531
1,880
38
43,787 !
33,541
10,246 j
204 !
12
775,605 J
454,016
5
1
19
316,717 i
83,119 |
1,298,579
306,008
81,320
1,057,298
241, 281
2,531,218 \
1,943,714
587,504 ;
24,906,830 \
16,2(9,599
69 I
211
1,710,210
132
10,709 j
1 799 !
8,637,231
I
214
36
4,823
10
1
7
11,379
28
172, C
20,451
515
6,064
321,589
o
o
159,008 i
165,299
6,291
283, 227 !
397, 166
113,939
2,274
9,403
283
125, 408 !
2,557
134. 811
152,873
2,425,841 I 2,743,629
317,785
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Cor. tinued.
00
o
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total
number of
|
cor- Num-:
pora- ber of I
Normal
Gross
Total
Net income.
tions | cor- i income.
deductions.
tax.
report-i pora- ;
ing. ! tions. i
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Num-!
ber of I
Gross
cor- !
pora- i income.
tion*. I
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
GO
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies..
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks.
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies.
All other
Total, public utilities.
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks.
Trust companies
Total, banks.
H
59 i
10 I
2 ;'
4 i $4,900,294
37 | 178,044,385
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
$1,470,207
22,741,692
1,670,125
149,293
266,786
5,246
S29, 405
409, 056
33, 401
2 986
1
22
5
1
$284
S,609,878
159', 873
49^914
$5,199
9,108,319
176,099
54,343
$4, 915
558,441
16,226
4,399
380,792
399,204 S
12,412
39 j 9,206,771
9,803,164 |
596,393
33
23
1,399,692
1,132,906
109
70
191,070,737
164,772,574
26,298,163
480,094 |
14
21 I
14
18
5
2,946.387
892,086
2,158,451
1,856,649
684,426
1,249,677
1,089,738
207,660
908,774
21,794
4,153
18,175
8,752
780
25,687
6,811
16,935
0,031
41
37
5,996,924
3,790,752
2,206,172
44,122
9,532
•32,498
22,906
1,342,211
397,878
28,023
200,160 I
1,255,124
300.237
87,087
97,641
28,023
65,115
1,742
1,954
561
1,304
449,828
873,487
22
1,968,272 |
1,690,406
277,866 I
59
7,965,196 i
5,481,158
2,484,038 |
6 I
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)...
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
All other
Total, insurance companies
6,211,560
508.800
$6,436,027
155,302,693
4,541,441 I
359,507
27
135,045
5,561 |
49,683
10 i
O
a
o
g
5,271
457,279 | 7,451
1,041,144 | 167,657
5,465
194
5 J 1,328,586
1,503,888 j
175,302
9 j 1,338,118
1,536,386
198,268
100
101
102
103
Merchandising companies:
Department stores.
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies.
Hotels and restaurants..
Total, merchandising companies.
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
.*
105
Corporations—inactive
'
Total, miscellaneous companies
369,210
331,032
368,227
90,965
503,693
7,384
6,621
7,351
1,819
9,460 '
1.514,545 |
1,348,944 |
1,179,326
792,696
3,135,133
1,145,335 I
1,017,912 I
811,099
701,731
2,632,440
108
7,971,644
6,308,517
1,603,127
32,635
277
10,273,963
7,941,272
2,332.691
10,273,963
7,941 272
2,332,691
653
242,882,222
201,421,241
41,460,981
778,274
60 I
44 I
32 !
6 |
22 |
18
87,128
243,924
392,825
233,426
53
962,303
42,965 |
148
132
2,049,256
42,965 !
280
2 049,256
128,192
509,845
423,448
256,448
41,064
265,921
30,623
18,022
1,317,9
355,630
2,510,410
3,038
461,154
3,018
104
425
132
557
Grand total for the District of Columbia..
1,130
477 j 16,179,420
2,513,428
18,191,8
464,172
2,012,380
I
FLORIDA.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere.
!
13
25
6
13
$478,473
598,436
71,824
1,176, 900
$315,016
470,811
54,943 I
918,850 |
$163,457
127,625
16,881
258,050
$3,267
2,297
335
5,161
1 139 j
57
2,325,633
1,759,620 i
566,013
11,060
76 I
26 i
24 1
..!
..:
-•!
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
13
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines.
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals.
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
62, 753
383,176
41,217
339,053
21,536
44,123
431
883
Total, extraction of minerals..
445,929
380,270
65,659
1,314
179,189
174,638
4.551
101,654
12,224
114,739
87,137
11,161
14,517
1,063
24,745
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meatpacking, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices \ .'.
Flour mills and gristmills
63 |
18 !
$343,525 :
397
192,578
$534,016
1,284
465,498
536,500 | 1,000,798
$190,491
887
272,920
o
GO
464,2
o
o
1
11
290
21
494
8 j
6,635
20,272
76,174
6, 7?S
36,020
159,028
93
15,748
82,854
103,081
201,776
98,695
1 j
5,290
7,823
2,533
5 !
93,291
107,064
13, 773
26,689
20,950
27,262
24,958
573
4,008
co
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRI- M
TORIE S—Continued.
jg
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
FLORIDA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Food and kindred products—Continued.
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products...
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings.
All other
35
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel ProductsBlast furnaoes, steelworks, and rolling mills..
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Normal
tax.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
$171,381
$130,244
$41,137
$823
579,187
493,174
86,013
1,716
117,016
107,044
9,972
200
Number of
corporations.
i™
l
<$*- I D^jt-
$180,864 ;
$204,188 |
$23,324
327,084 j
371,295
44,211
O
25
11
O
o
•••
' 21, 715 j
" IS,'542'
3,i73
"*63
2,500 I
21,102 i
116,123 i
16,137 j
2,135
20,186
73,508
12,854
365
916
42,615
3,283
18
852
66
294,593
234,269
60,324
1,206
53,784
657,598
47,087
461,243 j
6,697
196,355
134
3,926
98,796
113,645
14,849
711,382 i
508,330 ;
203,052 |
4,060
8,796
113,645
14,849
g
37 I
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
61
62
63
64
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and
fixtures
. .
All other woodworking establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
Total, leather andfinishedproducts
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping and eiectrotyping, type
founding, et c.) /.
..."
Total, paper and printing
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
Chemicals and allied products —
Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas illuminating and heating
Oils and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
. .
Soap
All other
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
95
2
18
115
51
12,060,892
1,167
708,932
10,702,280
1,071
630,136
65
12,770,991
11,333,487
1,358,612
96
78,796
1,437,504
27,172
2
1,576
28, 750
44
1
5
50
5,481,044
1,118
310,616
5,976,433
2,672
317,324
5, 792, 778
6,296,429
495,389
1,554
6,708
503,651
i
1
55
1
41
34,445
2,215,113
12,095
1,937,699
22,350
277,414
447
5,528
14
206,056
218,726
12,670
56
42
2,249,558
1,949,794
299,764
5,975
14
206,056
218,726
12,670
2
3
19
3
12
678,375
861,090
234,968
220,793
607,347
202,135
457,582
253,743
32,833
9,151
5,075
649
7
82,209
94,969
12,760
24
17
I,774,433
1,030,275
744,158
14,875
7
82,209
94,969
12,760
1
2
6
1
1
5
20
590,982
414,661
448,354
316,936
20
142,628
97,725
2,853
1,955
1
1
5,046
10,702
83,096
5,291
13,232
84', 842
245
2,530
1,746
4
1
1
34,689
110,516
29,162
51,246
5.527
59; 270
3
501
2,708
2,207
18,198
1
38
1.782
2,083J 478
3,289
2,442,405
1,507
358,927
1,215,073
24,303
45
2,184,605
2,551,767
367,162
7,111
758
16
2
3
3,634
59,764
5,770
64,700
2,136
4,936
81,952
79 121
2,831
56
4
1
1
35,405
157,489
11,488
43,082
191,188
11,938
7,677
33,699
450
89,821
86,232
3,589
72
11
267,780
316,678
48,898
1
89
51
3,419,109
2,509,206
909,903
105
60
4,569,977
3,354,904
2
6
3
7,869
4
8
1
1
18
iii
1,185
a
o
00
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
00
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Classification No.
FLORIDA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWINGr NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Net income.
$16,931
$3,144
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
TATIS
Total
deductions.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
65
67
68
69
70
Manufactures-...
. . .
Automobiles motorovclps and biovolp^
Carriages and wagons
Car*? (steam railroad strppt PSTN pfp ^
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and s t e e l . . .
71
79
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
...
All other
3
1
$20,075
$63
If
2
1
1
25,385
$34, 632
32,715
25,385
$4,050
32,715
H=
£
O
5
1
20,075
16,931
3,144
63
4
55,967
92,732
36,765
S
30,624
186
O
S
P
25
16
2,974,803
2,714,341
260,462
5,211
9
768,818
799,442
3
2
54,062
21,353
44,564
42,62I
13,317
42,221
12,041
8,036
2,343
241
1
1
7,140
5,905
7,326
6,243
336,904
73,717
252,681
67,071
84,223
6,646
1,685
131
2
1
2,214
287
5,582
539
3,368
252
9
1
195,170
778
322,957
229,575
1,218
365,390
34, 405
1,303,269
10,318,544
1,415,315
112,046
11,471,556
1,153,012
2
1
1
1
5
6
161
47
15
3
3
5
6
2
60
43
467,116
28,327
1,904,725
432,885
27,002
1,583,805
34,231
1,325
320,920
683
27
6,381
17
Total, miscellaneous industries
120
79
5,905,571
5,175,344
730,227
14,567
41
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
499
309
28,965,588
24,182,740
4,782,848
95,587
190
$30,582
338
440
42,433
| Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies.
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All others
Total, public utilities.
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks.
Trust companies
Total, banks.
Insurance companiesLife
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
All other
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies...
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale j obbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies..
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of Florida
22
952,096
9,567,842
1,876,014
1,608,917
204,834
839,791
7,157,131
1,458,704
1,391,267
133,102
21
24
504,797
812,103
93 |
53
190
13
256
i
I
I
!
112,305
2,410,711
417,310
217, 650
71,732
2,169
48,159
8,347
4,343
1,435
419,313
632,890
85,484
179,213
1,708
3,584
15,526,603
12,032,198
3,494,405
69,745
43 |
167 i
10 !
3,202,645
2,723,309
924,915
2,378,766
1,958,949
622,839
220 !
6,850,869 I
4,960,554 !
823, 879
764,360
302,076
1,890,315
7 !
12 j
22 I
125,006
1,263,375
132,689
384,358
10,665
133,743
1,470,456
160,109
505,193
10,984
8,737
207,081
27,420
120,835
319
141,493
360,876
165,162
398,457
23,669
37,581
2,418,462
2,844,104
425,642
15,953
15,268
6,041
10 I
23 I
3 I
320,531
202,854
70,507
423,201
240,832
82,876
102,670
37,978
12,369
37,262 I
36 !
593,892 |
746,909 |
153,017
>
448
2,198
42 |
419
1,171
87,353
697,247
67,728
13,218
29
1,027
109,128
1,748 I
1,660
78,710
22,273
10,982
9,055
121,895
12,767
191,734
224,616
1,978,724
39,032 j
785,626
971,525
32,882
_____
185,899
789,599
4,045,792
988,510
166,163
3,292,391
219,168
2,030,679
513,350
35,808
234,075
4,173
40,400
10,243
718
4,683
19
172
17
15
471,711
1,203,361
131,646
653,816
554,769
1,957,472
208,617
684,553
83,058
754,111
76,971
30,737
12,315,535
9,282,455
3,033,080
60,217 |
223
2,460,534
3,405,411
944,877
14,347,502
10,597,408
3,750,094
74,085
368
365
2,518,719
1,200
3,582,499
14,169
1,063,780
12,969
74,0S5
733
2,519,919
3,596,668
1,076,749
19,142,666 i 23,491,838
4,349,172
i, 409
699,893
303 |
252
7,550,762
5,572,0
119 I
282
28
38
100
110
11
23
1,008,767
6,076,471
1,501,860
201,971
3,526,466
474
251
915
365
547
1,280 I
547
14,347,502
10,597,408
3,750,094
2,869 1,518
81,477,552
63,806,729
17,670,823
!.
I
|
j
!
351,040 j 1,351
o
CO
"*i,"738"
1,770
611,484
32
3
M
3
o
o
K
00
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
GEORGIA.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Number of
corporations.
12
Total, agricultural and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
59
1
1 i.
3
Total, extraction of minerals.
Gross
income.
24
Normal
tax.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
$1,266,407
408,050
96,225
61,697
$1,002,265
281,444
74,494
34,743
$264,142
126,606
21,731
26,954
$4,915
2,532
435
540
1,832,379
1,392,946
439,433
8,422
37,027
29,059
Number of
corporations.
41
159
......
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$82,874
192,894
6,336
66,433
$133,110
206,029
15,738
112,963
$50,236
13,135
9,402
46,530
348,537 I
467,840
119,303
126,456
1,550
140,233
6,521
13,777
4,971
80*6'
350
450
651,666
4,000
683,429
569,095
3,911
513,031
82,571
89
170,398
1,652
2
3,367
255,579
267,130
11,551
10
85,304
116,364
"31," 060
1,376,922
1,115,446
261,476
5,189
17
468,889
530,248
61,359
!
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products—
Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
71,460
70,262
1,198
24
17,528
20,990
3,462
34,722
20,98,4
13,738
253
19,275
23,032
3,757
507,409
513,141
407,521
438,628
99,888
74,513
1,750
1,490
1,839,179
1,499,163
340,016
6,674
42,948
15,060
10,306
48,117
23,872
14,648
5,169
8,812
4,342
4,801
4,147
654
13
13,472
14,300
828
Q
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22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs. .
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel products— T
Blast furnaces, steel w orks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather andfinishedproducts—
T eather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes.
All other
Total, leather andfinishedproducts
14
2
11
2
1,787,241
36,702
1,460,223
32,909
327,018
3,793
6,541
76
3
35,143
54,974
58
46
4,794,655
3,933,837
860,818
16,821
12
153,732
199,933
Total, paper and printing
46,201
j
.
i
11
46,529
1,509,371
52,151
1,539,507
5,622
30,136
3
122,852
132,058
9,206
3,160
2,494
16
25 412
1
2
1
84,896
61,871
3,610
92,269
67,651
3,621
7,373
5,780
11
1
20,150
20,217
67
12,427,103
224,111
20
1,849,279
1,907,474
58,195
475,902
2,845,761
720,490
471,946
14,410
9,113
1
12
31,569
364,868
32,663
387, 737
1,094
22,869
4,514,099
3,321,663
1,192,436
23,523
13
396,437
420,400
23,963
58
15
26
4,320,907
783,038
1,628,269
3,610,584
668,687
1,340,038
710,323
114,351
288,231
13,657
1,980
5,382
23
5
5
1,257,820
121,717
1,343,367
1,712,171
146,937
1,416,254
454,351
25,220
72,887
132
99
6,732,214
5,619,309
1,112,905
21,019
33
2,722,904
3,275,362
552,458
3
1
7
1
5
290 892
25o'782
186,585
147 078
181 948
158,387
143 814
73 834
28!198
2 877
1 046
388
2
60,824
64,786
3,962
11
9
733,259
487,413
215,846
4,311
2
60,824
64,786
3,962
13
86
11
57
4,597,584
i,i5i,453
730,971
4,223,727
420,482
373,857
8,410
6,973
2
29
201,846
1,340,559
258,436
1,522,984
56,590
182, 425
31
1,542,405
1,781,420
239,015
4
105
3
19
3
94
3
16
171,578
44,663,687
209 077
3,740,128
131,460
34,521,520
162 900
3,107,479
40,118
10,142,167
46 177
632,649
802
179,504
924
11,799
6
8
4
22
1
5
6
3
22
1,103,494
582,228
64,189
4,500,642
945,498
456,541
63,392
3 219 130
157,996
125,687
797
1 2S1 512
172
152
55,035,023
42,607,920
4
54
3
42
1,196,392
3,317,707
58
45
81
20
31
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing
(engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping,
t y p e founding, etc.).'
19,831
2
2
99,748
83,928
15,820
289
101
70
5,848,785
5,038,626
810,159
15,672
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Classification No. 1
GEORGIA—Continued.
47
48
49
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Chemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products .
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
Total, chemicals and allied products
59
60
61
62
63
64
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
COEPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
75
66
$7,192,074
Si,070 806
S3.121.268
$62,407
75
66
7,192,074
4,070,806
3,121,268
62,407
9
112
3
76
4
9
4
75
2
50
3
5
272,116
4,854,006
302,854
7,626, 757
170,369
664,848
199,426
3,457,610
241,319
6,875,979
142,382
549,115
72,690
1,396,396
61,535
750, 778
27,987
115,733
1,455
22', 086
1,231
14,214
559
2,315
Number of
corporations.
9
9 !
5
37
1
26
1
4
»= IS-
Deficit..
$224,318 ,
$278,889
$54,571
o
224,318
278,889
54,571
!"
o
36,615
734, 736
164,128
904,026
2,646
12 2fi8
43,180
954, 500
165,890
1,076,156
4,411
15,459
6,565
219,764
1,762
172,130
1,765
3,191
o
o
25
20
2,266,229
1, 726,014
540,215
10,398
5
25,298
51,404
26,106
238
159
16,157,179
13,191,845
2,965,334
52,258
79
1,879,717
2,311,000
431,283
6
24
3
17
539,782
1,367,171
381,598
1,171 869
158,184
195,302
3 163
3,556 •
3
7
24 881
136,004
51,345
159,238
26,464
23,234
«
952,913
225,576
38,367
837 261
178,274
25,518
115 652
47,302
12,849
2,312
947
257
11
1
1
1
367,917
3,475
25 678
16,318
429,C81
3,513
9
6 082
21^932
61,764
38
404
5,614
38
3,123,809
2,594,520
529,289
10,235
24
574,273 |
691,791
117,518
25
4
2
1
62
65 !
66 i
67 j
68 !
69 |
70 I
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
Metals and metal products other than iron and steelSmelters..
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles and bicvcles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
...1
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements..
Electrical machinery.
Musical instruments, pianos, organs etc . .
Rubber goods
Fur goods
'
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction, contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
Allother
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries.
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
. ..
Railways, electric, citv and suburban..
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Telephone telegraph and radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks . . . .
Trust companies
=
Total banks
1
i
10 |
4 !
13
9
•
4 i
£
544,003
164,476
292,367
367,6f5
121,712
232,679 !
176,338
42,764
59,688
3, 527
855
1, 170
I
1
2,042
173,067 :
8,553 ;
191,804
6.511
18,737
5
44,716
91,163 !
46,447
i
i
28
21
1,000,846
722,056
278,790
5, 552
7
219,825
291,520
71,695
5
9
3
5
80,436
230,800
70,566
172,842
9,870
57,958
198
1, 021
2
4
119,308
130,853 ;•
122,704 '
178,726
3,396
47,873
3
1
2
1
45,952
75,664
35,661
10,951
14 678
219
294
1
9,325 |
11,768
2,443
60,986
16
12
4,890,458
4,16*6,435
730,023
14 601
4
23,837 !
35,251
11,414
?0
6
87
u
1,747,127
55,071
2,738,681
110,885
65,430
547,411
213
308
10 487
7
4
60
1,858,012
120,501
3,286,092
2
27
388,185 !
15,026
1,126,155 |
412,027
19,128
1, 379,526
23,842
4,102
253,371
147
100
10,587,915
9,040,709
1,547,206
30 341
47
1,812,689 ! 2, 159,130
346,441
1, 082
805
115,719,858
90,628,704
25,091,154
466 250
277
11,436,403 j 13, 381,705
1,945,302
40
6?
15
15
5
31
36
8
9
2
3,606,275
27,902,163
3 768 960
5,589,965
4,848
3,009,193
23,919,199
2,735 196
2,940,914
2,986
597,082
3,982,964
1 033 764
2,649,051
1,862
11 918
78
20 676
50 586
38
9
26
7
6
3
1,242,135
1, 310,198
8,140,383 j 8 796,454
70,746
85,439
100,225
121,859
35,783 j
39,010
68,063
656,071
14,693
21,634
3,227
57
131
50
106
18,237,787
1,798,026
15,630,156
1,475,268
2,607,63i
322,758
52 153
6 118
7
25
65,913
478,048
5,455
35,900
325
242
60,908,024
49,712,912
11,195,112
220 010
83
10,091,878| 10 896,921
805,043
618
24
108
558
22
5 899,297
8,821,520
1,812,657
3,908,475
5,603,807
1,043; 204
1,990,822
3,217,713
769,453
39 804
62 ,483
15,299
4
60
2
42,619
375,090 j
2,785 i
90,024
525,918
6,788
47,405
150,828
4,003
754
688
16,533,474
10,555,486
5,977,988
117 ,586
66
420,494 j
622,730
202,236
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60,458 !
442,148 |
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GEORGIA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations .
Gross
income.
$1,864,708
52,772
42,878
3,277,045
100
101
102
103
Total, merchandising companies.
104
105
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive.
|
I
!
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5,237,403 |
$1,801,549
47,503
3,178,249
$63,159
5,269
42,878
98,796
$1,263
105
858
1,977
5,027,301
210,102
6,188,090 ]
781
707 i
21,770,877
!
15,582,787 j
19
212
167
44
32
18
180
75
27
19
1,883,418 I
11,639,913 ,
766,277 i
1,117,156 i
883,393 j
1,597,187 I
8,142,117
564,213
1,039,109
'719,295
i
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!
i
474 i 319 i 16,290,157 j
1,778
237
Total miscellaneous companies
1,955 1,
Grand total for the State of Georgia.
4,758 ! 3,424
Number of
corporations .
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$118,973 i
315,263 i
$157,920
365,756
$38,947
50,493
13,272 |
14,976
1,704
12,499 i
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
deductions.
Normal
tax.
Net income.
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Banks and insurance companies—Continued.
Insurance companies—
Life..
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual).,
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Allother
Merchandising companies:
Department stores,
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies.
Hotels and restaurants..
Total
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
33,197,729
j
!
i
!
|
3,437
460,007
554,588
94,5S1
121,789
880,501
1,177,318
296,817
5,674
64,404
4,030
1,557
3,240
143,799
630,859
582,809
420,067
415,370
198,607
885,028
809,268
453,255
701,276
54,808
254,169
226,459
33,188
285,906
2,192,904
3,047,434
854,530
4,082,230
5,438,941
36,982
1,356,711
36,982
5,475,923
1,393,693
12,061,921
4,228,236 j
24,092,591
9,105,138 !
1
181,625
9,105,138 j
181,625 !
33,197,729 ! 24,092,591
251,095,946
286,231
3,497,796
202,064
78,047
164,098
15,936
4,203
194,587,307
78,905 ' 155
56,508,639 j 1,082,190
450
237
687
4,082,230
1,334
29,501,342
34,977,389 I 5,476,047
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Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
. . .
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
G old and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Oil gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products—
Butter, cheese, and milk
13
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
14
and vegetables)..
15
Oleomargarine
16
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products
17
Bread and bakery products
18
19
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
20 |
molasses. . .
.
21
Beet sugar
.
. .
Confectionery and ice cream
22
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs .
24 j
25 |
Cordage and twine
26 I
Cotton goods
..
27
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
...
29
Silk and silk goods
30
Woolen and worsted goods
31 |
Men's clothing
32 !
Women's clothing .
33
Men's and women's other furnishings
34
Allother
Total, textiles and their products
.
60
11
7
49
4
5
$24,236,544
199,S21
337,244
$13,377,196
185,738
152,536
$10,859,348
14,083
184,708
$217,188
281
3,291
11
7
2
$90,018
1,483,677
48.328
$124,783
1,592,763
71,427
$34,765
109,086
23,099
78
58
24,773,609
13,715,470
11,058,139
220,760
20
1,622,023
1,788,973
166,950
1
1
88 075
87 276
. 799
16
7
6
1,965,869
1,302,829
663,040
13,261
1
71,540
84,901
13,361
1
3
1
27,747
27,583
164
3
1
2
56,973
4,847
60,363
10,966
3,39(
6,119
5
3
53,554
31,740
21,814
437
2
69,657
73,559
3,902
31
29
39,714,109
21,852,914
17,861,195
333,637
2
7,686
27,075
19,389
1
3
52
1
1
3 013
35,682
41,888,049
2 308
35^ 271
705
411
14
8
2
46,380
49,822
3,442
23,339,921
18,548,128
347,376
10
257,083
306,686
49,603
54,852
54,852
38,041
38,041
16,811
16,811
336
336
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[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Classification No.
HAWAII—Continued.
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces steelworks and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills.
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
. .
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather and finished products—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
Total, leather andfinishedproducts
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper.
Printing and publishing..
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations .
Gross
income.
;
Total
deductions.
Net income.
1
1
$776,852 •!
$178,943
$597,909
1
1
776,852 i
178,943
597,909
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$11,958
a
11 958
1
1
$84,200
$86,257
$2,057
1
1
84,200
86,257
2,057
3
o
o
g
21
15
675,913
628,306
47,607
913
6
14,913
18,014
3,101
21
15
675,913
628,306
47,607
913
6
14,913
18,014
3,101
47
48
49
Liquors a n d beverages
Distilled
Malted
All other.
.
. .
..
...........
Total, liquors and beverages.
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Fertilizers . .. .
.
Gas illuminating and heating
Oils and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines.
Petroleum, refined
rfoap
All other
61
62
63
64
. .
,
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StonedCement
Marble and stonf work.. .
Clay—
Brick and tile . . .
.
Pottery terra cotta fire clav etc
All other
\
Glass and glass products
.
Metals and metal products other than iron and s t e e l Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles motorcycles and bicycles .
Carriages and wagons
'Ul other
78
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements ..
Electrical machinerv
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etn
Rubber goods
Shipbui ding
Building construction
18,214
303 282
58,196
6,835
178'. 603
6', 864
137
,5,572
137
6
50,577
3,991
62,476
19
11
571,994
379,692
192,302
3,846
8
117,044
L
1
63,513
4,095
70,600
12,930
104
8,124
138,208
21,164
2
1
2
1
815 764
190,125
408 896
140,084
406,868
50,041
8,138
1,001
1
1
13,345
11,279
2,066
41
4
4
1,019,234
560,259
458,975
9,180
!
...| ...
i
|
2
1
51,302
49,926
1,376
28
1
6,314
7,187
873
H
C
2
1
51,302
49,926
1,376
28
1
6,314
7,187
873
£
2
2
86,983
58,077
28,906
578
§
1
tel
1
13,635
13,871
236
X
13,635
13,871
236
1
2,913
3,363
450
1
1
7,450
958
19,589
1,001
12,139
43
2
62,772
72,796
16,024
'
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
71
72
73
74
25,049
481 885
65,060
5
Total, stone, clav, ana glass products
ti5
66
67
68
69
70
7
•
Total, chemicals and allied products
59
60
2
4
1
3
13
.
3
2
86,983
58,077
28,906
578
2
1
1
192,886
73,925
118.961
2,379
1
1
113,605
55,744
57,86i
1,157
3
i
i6,747
is, 086
1,661
33
£
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
CD
(Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Classification
HAWAII—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Miscellaneous industries—Continued.
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
80
All other
81
79
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam . . .
. .
...
Railways electric citv and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph and radio companies
. . .
Allother
91
92
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks.. *
Trust companies,
Total, public utilities
Total, banks
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
3
2
7
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
2*
6
Gross
income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
$43,680
144,202
$i9.36i
131^663
$387
2,633
332,637
329,507
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$176,266
3
$772,230
$948,496
1
26,380
40,690
14,310
6,589
9
872,703
1,085,935
213,232
20
11
$63,041
275,865
662,144
124
88
45,787,323
25,565,802
20,221,521
380,804
36
1,365,892
1,656,158
290,266
6
10
1
1
2
4
6
1
1
2
1,124,851
2,934,124
680,282
3,289,676
228,631
828,259
1,900,560
464,078
2,761,727
153,349
296,592
1,033,564
216,204
527,949
75,282
5,932
20,671
4,324
10,559
1,505
2
4
29,925
90 196
30,294
140,561
369
50,365
1
100
550
450
5
12
4
8
438,745
1,137,010
304,434
1,051,698
134,311
85,312
2,686
1,706
1
4
13,980
174,212
14, Of 9
186,872
89
12,660
38
26
9,833,319
7,464,105
2,369,214
47,383
12
308,413
372,346
63,933
10
9
|
8
6
6
6
906,957
104,193
691,694
575,201
79,031
342,929
331,756
25,162
348,765
6,636
504
6,975
1
2
10,711
2,850
11,858
4,878
1 147
2,028
24
21
1,702,844
997,161
705,683
14,115
3
13,561
16,736
3,175
g
3
o
o
g
8
94
95
96 |
97 |
98 1
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
Insurance companiesLife
,
.
8
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fide ity and surety .
All other
...
8
Total, insurance companies
32
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
1
Department stores
19
Whoiesa'e jobbers
8
Real estate
4
Amusement companies
9
Hotels and restaurants.
41
Total merchandising companies
All other corporations 6f every description not elsewhere
r
provided for
1 '4fi
Corporations—inactive
258
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the Territory of Hawaii
i
571
i
.8 1
190,679 |
..J
8
190,679 j
86,269
104,410
2,088
29
1,893,523 !
1,083,430
810,093
16,203
1
15
4
1
7
9,174
2,076,841
47,570
22,608
513,400
6,617
1,794,706
18,786
19,304
454,783
2,557
282,135
28,784
3,304
58,617
51
5,403
576
66
1,172
4
4
3
2
223,436
13,151
10,667
41,197
251,944
227,336
11,951
44,410
28
2,669,593
2,294,196
375,397
7,268
13
288,451
535,641
1
86,269
|
2,088
104,410
j
. -
.
.
.. j
28,50S
214,185
1,284
3,213
247,190
i
167
16,098,534
5,228,262
10,870,272
217,333 i
45
46
167
16,098,534
5,228,262
10,870,272
217,333
91
396
101,055,901
55,351,265
45,704,636
889,751
175
1,394,558
2
1,394,560
4,992,900
1,877,791
399
483,233
397
1,878,190
483,630
6,248,044
1,255,144
IDAHO.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere..
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry.
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
,= =
All other
Total, extraction of minerals..
,
33
28
49
9
119 i
14
4
32
5
$549,402
16.857
2,713,375
1,265,632
$409,688
12,355
2,016,650
892,800
£139, 714
4,502
696,725
372,832
55 i
4,545,266
3,331,493
1,213,773
23,868 |
128,340 I
1,959,130 I
104,546
1,504,703
23,794
454,427
467 i
.0S0 I
41,083
4,576
92 I
2
15
18
2
1
2
105
! 145
$544,881
247,614
250,532
1,203,870
$640,223 i
544,488
312,588 i
1,224,374 j
$95,342
296,874
62,056
20,504
64 i 2,246,897
2,721,673 i
474,776
43,827 !
11,675
220,479;
10,382
2,056
84,324
4,193
3,290
$2,743
83
13,717
7,325
11
33,445
9,619
136,155
903
45,659
38
6,29i,3i2
3,772,440
8,424,441
5,422,772
*2,*5i8,'872"
3,001,669 !
"49*383
8, 668
1,765,586
59,032
107 i 1,954,376
9,562 I
2,083,245
317,659
2,372,981
418,605
w
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TABLE lOa.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
H^
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dee. 31, 1916.)
Classification No. j
IDAHO—Continued.
n
14
15
16
17
18
10
20
"1
22
23
INDUSTRIES.
97
28
29
30
31
Confectionerv ^nd ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Number of
corporations.
!
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Total
deductions .
Gross
income.
Deficit.
J
12
SI 18, 702
$105,370
$13,332
$261
8
$135,537
1
4,714
3,197
1,517
30
3
7,104
10
8
1
252,033
7,714
233,544
7,192
18,489
522
370
10
2
9,576
ib, ow
27
25
780,880
576,674
204,206
3,737
2
24,000
25,302
2
1
101,482
4,068
77,792
3,121
23,690
947
473
19
i
32,609
44,260
50
1,269,593
1,006,890
262,703
4,900
16
208,826
231,020
20
$143,366
8,076 ;
$7,829
972
440
66
22,194
Hosiery and knit goods
Total, textiles and their products
J
*
O
2
2
\
A. 11 other
£
jr
1,302
Textiles and their products—
Caroets and rues
Women's clothing
33 i
34
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
,
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s Butter, cheese, and milk.
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
0 leomarcarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakerv products.
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Total, food and kindred products
24
25
26
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
2
1
1
1
5,881
3
2
38,550
32,669
11,026
221
5,115
766
15
26,758
11,792
236
21,643
1
17,580
i7,650!
1
17,580
17,650
70
70
I iron and steel p r o d u c t s 65 j
Biast lurnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills.
36 i
Foundry and machine shops.
i
|
Total, iron and steel products.
3,307
1,383
i
t Lumber and its manufactures—
37 |
Sawmills and planing mills
38 '
Furniture and fixtures
39 j
All other woodworking establishments
i
Total, lumber and i t s manufactures.
Leather a n d finished products—
Leather, t a n n e d , curried, a n d finished
Boots a n d shoes
AH other
40
41
42
Total, leather a n d finished products
Paper a n d printing—
P a p e r and wood p u l p
Manufactures of paper
P r i n t i n g and publishing.
Industries relating t o printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, a n d clcctrotyping, t y p e
founding, etc.)
J",
43
44
45
46
O
IP
571
Total, paper and printing
47 ;
48 i
49
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted.
Allother.
O
Total, liquors and beverages.
50
51
52
53
54
55
50
57
58
Chemical and allied products'
Chemicals.
Fertilizers
i
Gas, illuminating and heating.
Cils, and oil products
|
Paints and varnishes
i
Patent medicines
i
Petroleum, refined
Soap
Allother
I
Total, chemicals and allied products.
3 i
88,106
20 839
67,287 !
88,106 I
20,839
1,900
2,127 ;
I
227
1,900 !
2,127 \
227
32
37,154
35,539
67,7S7
18,209
49,578
53,748 ;
51., 193
Iu4,941
67,207
992 !.
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
oo
{Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
IDAHO—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
i Total
I number of
| cor- NumI pora- ber of
i tions cori report- pora' ing. tions.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total
deductions. Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
Gross
corpora- income.
i tions.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
H
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
Clay—
'Brick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
Allother.
Glass and glass products
. Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Metals and iretal products oiher than iron and steelSmelters .
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles..
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)...
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
Miscellaneous industries—
Totacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc.
Rubter goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
$83 j
$40.560
$36,418 !
$4,142
22, Of 3
20,098
21.839
17,594
224
2,504
$94,461 ;
$108,721
$14,260
82,721
75,851
6,870
94,461 i
108,721
14,260
21,142
14,050 j
7,092
142
21,142
14,050 I
7,092
142
o
I
.|
2 1
88,554
97,785
13,069
13,788
9,231
7ifl
02
o
o
so
SI ;
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
yi
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
!
:
:
:
;
;
tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
'
Engineering
All other..".
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads steam
Railways electric, city and suburl an
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Telephone telegraph and radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National "banks
Savings tanks and State tanks
Trust companies
Total, "banks
Insurance companiesLife
.
T ire and marine (stock)
1 ire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
... Fidelity
All other
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies. ...
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies.
Grand total for the State of Idaho
1
16,171
14,898
1,273
25
6
7
139,889
156,060
122,349
137,247
17,540
18,813
351
376
1
2
3
9
133,177 !
159
106
6,638,418
4, 925,040
1 713,378
33,808
53
1,916,216 j
32
9
5
1
18
22
7
1,446,786
788,498
1, 172,541
691,428
274,245
97,070
5,393
1,601
1
11
98,778
185,195
94,768
155,262
4,616
10
2
5
29,933
80
598
7
68,154
86,270
18,116
15
47
127
11
20
72
47,488
750,282
4,316
91,885
87
1,676
4
27
10,216
376,569
29,192
577,200
18,976
200,631
3,317,027
43,172
658,397
2, 815,558
501,459
9,435
55
1,641,488
1 941,179
299,691
55
119
16
54
110
12
2 082 808
1,757,385
375,243
1, 594,264
1, 140,050
235,617
8 008
39,826
18,351
9,170
54,090
26,310
176
4,215,436
2 879,931
11,567
12,341
2,793
26,701
1
9
190
578,544
617,335
139,626
1,335,505
14
66,185
89,570
1,162
14,264
7,959
23,385
1
1
382,451
361,267
21,184
424
33
26
181,492
123,307
58,185
1,211
2 ;
2
*
9
16
14,821
16,733
18,435 I
15,939
22,738 !
168,685
18,435
1,118
6,005
35,508
2, 209,195
292,979
57,147 !
64,427
173,180 !
179,213
953,22^ ; 1, 004,877
7,280
6,033
48,655
t
H
t>
H
•T
72
o
7
16,592
17,392
800
a
o
g
34
27
563,943
484,574
79,369
1,635
7
16,592
17,392
800
224
203
4,779,379
3 364,505
1,414,874
28,336
21
82,777
106,962
24,185
9
31
53
6
10
9
27
29
2
5
472,158
2 327 889
'225,623
10,776
93,209
361,844
401 231
153,885
10,588
84,040
110,314
926 658
71,'738
188
6,169
1,991
18 524
1^435
3
123
4
24
4
5
90 997
83,279
12,077
161,887
348,240
46 035
30,323
976
12,950
90,284
109
72
3,126,655
2 011,588
1,115,067 \
22,076
37
44 962
52,956
11,101
148,937
257,958
596
301
897
423
6,910,681
5 053,667
1 ,857,014
35,971
6,910,681
5 053,667
1 ,857,014
35,971
902,964
98
903,062
1 226,941
9,728
1 236,669
323,977
9.630
423
173
301
474
1,780
969
37, 741,867
26 924,633
10 ,817,234 |
212,526
811
9,002,772
!0 ,936,899
1,934,127
1
333,607
•fmm
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION JNCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
O
o
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
ILLINOIS.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Num
ber of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Normal
tax.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
CD
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere...
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry.
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals..
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products—
Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and presen ing (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
'.
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Beet sugar
$231,821
1,491,432
1,567,210
620.190
$194,850
1,357,291
860,060
376,077
2,788,278 )
$36,971
13?, 141 I
707,150 !
244,113 !
$728
2,619
14,021
4,764
36
38 )
13
16
197
94
3,910,653
245
169
54,811,882
46,890,175 I
15,338
616,820
6,362,495
2,517,346
3,309,225
3,095,333
10,141 )
560,463 !
1,815,817 !
2,461,104 !
2,023,216 j
2,492,202 '
5,197
56,357
4,546,678
56,242
1,286,009
603,131
104
1,128
90,933
1.126
25,681
11,924
70,728,439
56,253,118 I
14,475,321 ;
288,6f!9 I
123
13,916,048
10,124,987
3,791,061
56
6
59
53
3
94
7,811,033
2,641,893
194,173,008
6,258,413
243,645
6,960,304
5,968,251
2,000,555
142,348,769
5,390,349
210,243
5,071,645
1,842,782
641,338
51,824,239
868,064 i
33,402 !
1,888,659 |
220,359
134,643
85,716 |
1,122,375 j
7,921,707 j
22,132 j
103
157,773
475
276
75,780
35,876
12,827
1,035,361
17,072
669
37,460
$560,949 ;
550,560 ;
193,476
1,278,047
$233,322
95,794
112,627
542,533
1,598,756
2,583,032 |
984,276
9,983,830 10.541,502
24,608
561,611
13,164
77,244
84,987
103,08C
m, 298
71,795
598,520
626,551
64,087
229,883
824.543
1,156,007
4
10
9
8
30
68
101
$32^,627
454,766
80,849
735,514
199 | 11,662,037
13,367,679
307,179
326,064
18,885
832,007
1,030,367
635,982
1,153,518
20,865 I
619,141 [
132,049
81,984
121,806
37.664
149
103,787
84,356
83,199
24
|
j
|
|
!
|
1,714 |
557,672
537,003
64,080
18,099
3,497
28,031
165,796
331,464
699,
19 i
948,
514,
9 ! 1,115,
20,
515,
l?l
i
1,157
1,705,642
I
a
3
o
o
g
22
23
Confectionery and ice cream.
Food preparations, all other.
84 |
74
Total, food and kindred products
556
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
35
3b
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills..
Foundry and machine shops
6,993,043 |
26,775,804 |
417
5,810,616 I
20,392,085
265,994.150 1 197,452,143
179,631
551,437
1,824,924
986,985
3,573,414
1,632,926
1,798,868
8,390,006
4,9-56,653
13,152,803
4,248,123
174,296
283,798
1,458,695
877,659
2,540,121
1,215,733
1,547, 758
6,642,310
4,148,973
10,585,817
3,286,109
1.183,027 i
6i 383,719 i
68,542,007
5,335 1
267,639 I
366,229 j
109,326
1,033,293 !
417,193
251,110
1,747.696
807,680 I
2,566.986 I
932,014 '
23,322 I
127,133 |
1,367,214
139
107
5,353
7,252
1,844
20,511
8,344
4,823
33,839
14,907
51,156
18.356
3
1
2
8
682,600 !
748,847 i
1,552,769 I 1,841,643 !
66,247
288,874
6,358,146)
7,292,790!
934,644
31,
154,
38,
710,
278,
37,
114,
862,
451,
1,176,
150,
621
966
2,782
80,828
29,086
5,101
38,753
60,076
73,356
155,680
20,303
1
4
14
13
17
13
Total, textiles and their products.
Total, iron a n d steel products
37
39
,
Lumber a n d its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
F u r n i t u r e and
fixtures
All other woodworking establishments.
8,314,354 I 10,736,036 I 2,421,682
j 1,001
.,.,....
| 132
I 147
184
Leather and finished p r o d u c t s Leather, tanned, curried, a n d finished
Boots a n d shoes
,
Allother
Total, leather and finished products
4**
44
45
46
111
150 |
463 I 359
Total, lumber and its manufactures
40
41
42
,647,770 | 11,192,172 j 2,544,402
i
Paper and printing—
i
Paper and wood pulp
j
Manufactures of paper
j
Printing and publishing
Industries re'ating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping and eiectrotyping, type
founding, etc.)./.
Total, paper and printing..
104
80 i
14
117
12
97
576
1,043
767
82 !
12,489,662 j
16,02o,939 I
19,752,550 j
10,095,
13,595,844
15,186,913
2,394,434
2,431,095 !
4,565,637 j
44,591
48,379
89, 725
48,269,151
38,877,9.S5
9,391,166 |
182,695
8,232,046
4,872,086 !
3,313,988 I
5,913,684
3,531,388
2,514,152
2,318,362 i
1,343,698 |
799,836 !
45,282 I
24,707 i
15,921 ;
16,418,120 j
11,959,224 I
4,458,896 !
85,910 j
3,343,3*5 I
17,307,291 I
73,929,271 |
2,340,344
11,675,356
64,388,310
1,003,041 j
5,631,935
9,540j961
20.061 i
112,338 I
184,013 i
104
2
23
232
7,069,707
5,887,381
1,182,326
23,214
22
101,649,654
84,291,391
17,358,263
339,626
276
2,377,376 ; 2,513,894
1.365,411 I 1,583,441
911,514
1,086,751
136,518
218,030
175,237
4,654,301 ! 5,184,086 ;
529,785
181,454 !
401,265 I
153,928 |
237,519 i
445,789 ;
180,649 |
56,065
44,524
26,721
736,647 |
853,957
11,738 i
15,304 I
481,846 j
562,062
10,761,750 \ 11,824,604
656,068
687,325 |
127,310
3,560
80,216
1,062,854
31,257
11,911,402 | 13,089,295 I 1,177,898
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ILLINOIS—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
a*
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>
...
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Liquors and beverages—
Discided
Malted
Ail other
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
o"^
56
57
58
1
9
65
38
$17,650,259
30,101,113
2.526,382
$15,588,274
26,271,422
2,141,060
$2,061,985
3,829,691
385,322
$38,906
75,876
7,685
2
15
18
$106,784
1,824,235
515,761
$123,262
2,006,685
566,169
182,450
50,408
$16,478
H
£>
W
Total, liquors and beverages
147
112
50,277,754
44,000,756
6,276,998
122,467
35
2,446,780
2,696,116
249,336
^
Chemicals and allied products—
Phemica. &
Ferti lzers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oi s and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum refined
Soap
. ..
.
All other
93
16
28
21
60
65
13
23
184
55
13
20
17
48
36
9
10
110
7,856,4S0
7,653,013
2,105,783
6,777,183
7,328,622
4.172,349
56^099,334
3,569,656
25,489,859
5,376,075
4,281,387
1,822,981
3,161,711
5,458,437
2,532,431
25,951,062
2,819,406
17,767,223
2,480,405
3,371,626
282,802
3,615,472
1,870,185
1,639,918
30,148,272
750,250
7,722,636
47,182
55,291
5,658
72,169
34,709
31,967
602,964
14,497
151,480
38
487,185
65,558
155,196
75,591
325,358
197 972
654,271
553,858
1,040,244 j
112 052
26 793
67,911
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o
4
12
29
4
13
74
375,133
38,765
87,285
70,675
279,546
164,598
485,854
472,119
917,925
4 916
/•*
503
318
121,052,279
69,170,713
51,881,566
1,015,917
185
2,891,900
3,555,233
663,333
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
Stone—
Cemeni
.
.
...»
Marble and stone work
Clay—
1
Brick and tile
Pottery terra cotta fire clay etc
Ul other
Glass and glass products
1
a
11
80
56
Total, stone. clav, and glass products
45,812
33 374
168 417
81.739
122,319
33
80
21 i
54 1
9,781,314
3,941,568
9,193,515
3,448,804
587,799
492,764
11,757
9,769
12
26
1,187,411
1,974,875
1,319,298
2,154,404
131 887
179,529
82
20
19
48
49
15 j
10 1
33 !
11,475,991
4,261,811
1,059,396
8,764,764
9,962,104
3,083,544
938,823
6,972,935
1,513,887
1,178,267
120,573
1,791,829
29,466
23,565
2,411
35,414
33
5
9
15
1,237,210
124,736
108,679
245,687
1,342,857
144 910
133 915
335,766
105,647
20 174
25 236
90 J 079
282
182 j
39,284,844
33,599,725
5,685,119 1
112,382
100
4,878, £98
5,431,150
552,552
g
5
•
65
60
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77 !
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel— ]
Sraeters
......!
Manufactures
!
Automobi.es, motorcycles, and bicycles
I
Carriages and wagons
•
Cars (steam rai.road, street cars, etc)
J
All other
i
19
309
150
40
45
2
Total, meta\s and metal products other than !
iron and steel
)
565
Miscellaneous industries—
j
Tobacco
i
Agricultural implements
I
Electrical machinery
;
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
j
Rubber goods
'.
|
Fur goods
i
Shipbuilding
.,
.!
Building construction
;
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tun- !
nels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
!
Engineering
'.
'
j
Aliother
I
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and
industries
-
i
!
!
220 •
69 !
725 I
20,176.826 I
30,626^856
20,879.356
2,626^ 709
87,430,441
377
161,740.188
25
37
78
66
23
10
3
114
2,373,651
81,457,091
10,882,224
16,820,550
1,228,191
497,332
1,946,810
9,249, 371
|
I
!
j
!
i
|
|
i
140 j
46 !
495 j
j
j
j
I
j
j
j
24,317,791 j
4J874,747
50,399,704
10,826,779
23,211,154
13,926,864
2,155,090
68,380,425
9.350,047
7,415,702
6,952,492
471,619
19,050,016
186,707 I
146,847 I
138,853 j
8,281 j
380,679 i
118,500,312
43,239,876
861,36'
2,087,147
53,146,956
7,750,420
12,948,843
837,819
350,564 i
1,757.659 i
8,121,930 j
286,504
28,310,135
3,131,804
3,871,707
390,372
146,768
189,151
1,127,441
5,721
561,658
6?', 497
75,831
7,744 j
2,017 i
3,738 '
22,512 I
21,920,943 j
3,518,858 !
39,913.004 ;
2,396,848
1,355,889
10,486,700
47,275
26,805
202,546
152,354,143 \
121,679
i
| 1,836,384
1 1,188,727
'356,453
;
I 2,211,072
2,069
2
!
3
91
64
13
15
149,386 i
2,288,593 i
2,099,240 j
431,606 |
2,568,985 |
8,740 I
27,707
452,209
910,513
75,153
357,913
6,671
188 j 5,716,384 I 7,546,5cO j 1,830,166
33
16
38
23
16
3
2
73
498,050 i
456,040 |
1.103,254 ! 1.395,642 !
676,500 j
875,526 ;
921,921 j 1,089,183 !
439,680
266,084 i
78,860 i
81.359 !
16,363 i
16,363 I
4,624,513 I 5,069,448 I
42,010
292,388
199;026
167,262
173,596
2.499
80
23
230
5,312,165 | 6,090,278 I
799,647 !
691,874 !
4,386,631 ] 5,193,160 I
778,113
107,773
806,529
444,935
s
H
O
3,014,131
51,693,319 | 1,018,344
mechanical j
!
I
6,620 i 4,685 il,385.402,460 • 991,711,213 i 393,691,247 J 7,736,437 j 1,935 I «
| 6,620
,
Total, public utilities.
Total, b a n k s
!
!
•
i
i
16 |
218 |
86
27
30 j
j 1,574 | 1,037 j 204,047,462
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
.'
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
B a n k s a n d insurance companies:
Banks—
National b a n k s
Savings b a n k s a n d State b a n k s
T r u s t companies
58
53
116
89
39
13
5
187
i
|
I
|
j
|
1,289 !
•
i
i
|
I
132,776
924,185
413,149
92,949
23,355
8,903
270,?09
305,162
50,199,799 i
13, 550,
63,749,831
145
585,609,948 ! 121, 898,
95 i 707,508,488
45,669,444 j
5, 316,
68 ! 50,985,455
1, 111,
o.256,344
4,144,548 i
20 i
267
1,105.410
25 !
838,352 !
17 l
7, 258!
73,552,873 !
80,810', 905
25.560,567
21,340,961
4, 219
287 :
7, 940:
283 I 36,585,402 j 28,645,094 !
270, 638
2,437,905
90,263
22,218
5,341
143,943
84,2?3
152,770
53
30
28
3
8
2
93
132
940 ! 971,562,402
3,207,301
349 | 44,193,952
329,972
500,526
157,254
383,411 !
595,814 |
209,429 I
53,439
95,288
52,175
987,752
1,188,654 !
200,902
I
i
467 i 449
776 i * 749
88 i
76 !
1,331 | 1,274 j
810,001,019 I 161,561,383
36,498,587
34,767, 264
21,136,488
26,011,008;
23,435,632 j
15,329,492 j
10,487*, 579
11,331,632
5,806,996
209;291
225,343
116,032
92,402,339
64,776,132
27,626,207
550,666
57
1,189,148
24,867,340
3,686,79^
28,857
70,345
6?,252
10,567,107
3,722,111
i 1,321,924
I 25,791,525 I
I 4.099,941 j
I
121,806 !
I
93,700 j
!
71,155 j
| 10,837,316 |
j 4,027,273 |
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fed
46,364,640 | 2,170,688
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TABLE 10a.- CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
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[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dee. 31, 1916.)
ILLINOIS—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Banks and insurance companies—Continued.
Insurance companiesLife
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
,
Fidelity and surety
All other
174
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
99
100
101
102
103
Total, merchandising companies
1.04
105
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
$12,507,519
6,993,842
468.782
18,219^620
$11,778,177
6,240,225
21,191
15,829,794
$729,342
753,617
447,591
2,389,826
38,190,151
33,869,387
4,320,764
86,376
N ormal
tax.
i
j
'
I
S14,575
15,071
8,952
47,770
1,505
j
I
I
|
43
944
107
398
235
140 I
1,414 | 130,592,490
98,645,519 ;
31,946,971 !
637,042
55,681,754
36,684,680 I
86,045,495 \
2,112,977 '
17,823,723
26,888,592
18,997,074 j
35,548,347 j
559,915
2,529,441
2,967,134
365,916
702,429
11,066
61,496
58,464
36 i
788
59
396
165
i 121,593,842
!
2,672,892
i
20,353,164
1 29,855,726
1,444 I 230,157,378
169,555,467
60,601,911 | 1,199,371
6,478
3,640
4,598 i 376,100,219
277,354,015 j
98,746,204
Total, miscellaneous companies
10,118
4,598 i 376,100,219
277,354,015
Grand total for the State of Illinois.
21,931 13,451 ;3,168,454,041 2,406,308,629
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
S358, 282
8 ; S6.020,388 j ,378,670
154,719
6 • '886,510 j "l,041, 229 j
20 • 895.047 | 1,182,657 I 287, 610
1,923,8
8,746,204 J 1,923,893
762,145,412
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o
! 1,727
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive
Number of
corporations.
388 |
Total, insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
I CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
15,014,845
34 | 7,801,945 ! 8,602,556 ;
800,611
91 S 8,789,697 j 9,791,210 ; 1,001,513
7
156
48
2
70
312,685
338,671 ;
25,986
7,0 3,671
8,036,678 !i 1,013,007
774,609
1,109,758 ! 335,149
136,462 I 141,181
4,719
4,364,753 I 4,584,279
219,526
283 12,612,180 | 14,210,567 | 1,598,387
1,880
3,640
40,011,943 I 49,022,193 ! 9,010,250
|
34,199 ;
34,199
5,520 40,011,943 | 49,056,392 i 9,044,449
8,480 189,184,120 J217,780,179 ! 28,596,059
^
3
O
o
g
1
2
6
7
g
q
10
11
12
14
15
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
94
26
27
0%
29
30
31
32
33
34
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided /or elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products .".'
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
...
Textiles and their r>roductsCarnets and rugs
Cordage and twine .
^otton goods
flats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
Allother
Total, textiles and their products
41
37
6
26
20
17
3
19
$456,437
689,088
34,975
389,469
1327,904
644,279
27,474
283,917
$128,533
44,809
7,501
105,552
$2,571
802
150
2,110
21
20
3
$84,792
182,389
11,139
52,237
$186,287
226,793
13,385
59,627
$101,490
44,404
2,246
7,3%
110
59
1,569,969
1,283,574
286,395
5,723
51
330,557
486,092
155,535
98
3
3
75
1
2
15,936,773
1,300
18,377
14.227,430
1,709,343
1,300
2,816
33,038
26
56
23
2
1
1,890,683
26
15,561
2,029,835
11,213
4,149
139,152
11,187
4,149
9
8
36
41
9
1 710 871
1 502 774
208,097
4 143
8
23
25
655,564
1,381,440
544,389
1.068,031
111,175
313,409
2,224
6,254
13
16
172,921
458,992
161,667
202,761
516,409
213.476
29,840
57,417
51,809
g
198
135
19,704,325
17,358,185
2,346,140
45,741
63
2,684.289
2,977,843
293,554
£j
36
2 632 808
2 326 918
305,890
6 730
9
300 766
326,079
25,31*
59
43
5,028,185
4,078,095
950,090
18,088
16
242,913
283,376
40,463
'
W
20
27
20
23
58
9,789,048
2,057,395
4,610,023
689,686
6,615,322
1,882,813
3,532,649
591,124
3,173,726
174,532
1,077,374
98,562
63,462
3,414
20,978
1,396
4
290,818
304,460
13,642
^
17
964,922
1,073,007
108,685
^
393,070
273,038
120,032
2,401
2
4,939
7,081
1,078,504
329,172
20,707.685
229,592
49,468
6,179,266
4,595
990
122,054
8
6
62
539,859
62,403
2,406,620
559,721
76,842
2,630,566
19,862
14,439
223,946
1
1
293
12,067
6,675
12,167
6,382
100
2
2
27,877
24,888
32,361
30,610
4,484
5,722
4
3
13
71,324
76,352
18,210
5,028
4,916
149,743
176,375
26,f32
5
?
3
31
11
281
23
5
219
1,308,096
378,640
26,886,951
1
12
2
1
11
1
7
128 405
3,562,184
24,121
1 815 48H
155;934
5.927. 278
i; 372,523
989,137
245,678
585,459
1
9
19
13
11
19
94
7
17
13
7
16
81
14.806,207
•zr.—..:..., .-.—rr-r-——
126,068 . _ .,
2 337
639,841
2,922.343
23,091
1,030
L 486 896
328 592
48,300
107,634
l,550; 410
4,370,818
273,707
1,098,810
142,235
846,902
27.254
218,424
116; 030
469,429
11,654,410
3,151,797
*
\Y
12,727
321
5 219
966
30,766
5,161
2,620
546
2,252
60,625
2142
i
Q
0
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INDIANA—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
i
35 |
30 '
37
38
39
40 •
41 i
42 '
43
44
45
46
•
i
i
i
Num-j
ber of i
cor- i
pora- |
tions.
Total
deductions. Net income.
Normal j
tax.
porations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
37
219
$14, 740,567
41, 439, 151
355
256
56,179, 718
$?,482,54l
9, f 31,031
$42,933
183,375
92
$133,652
4,095,014
$156,
4,734,
$23,177
639,959
44,066,146 I
12,113,572 |
225.338
99
4,228,666
4,891,802
663,136
580,362 I
682,785
— '"
"1,666,1
~~" 066
1,479,423
325,062
350,16S5
102,423
186,643
34]623
2,385,847
2,709,535
323, fi89
29,461
14,659
44,120
11,292
99,255
$12,258,026
31,808,120
-
87
-j
-j
138
81
61 ! 3,538,516 I
12,229,218 I
107
6,5fi3,630 I
62
2,605,010
9,959,757
5.861,026
933,506
2,259,461
702,604
17,403
41,958
13,680
-i
306
230
22,331,334 I
18,425,793
3,905,571
73,041
1,853,715
133,539
446,057
1,290,827
83,398
317,439
552,888
47,111
128,618
11,251
942
2,422
287,275
55,999
24
2,430,281 !
1,691,664
738,617
14,615
343,274
316,
70,
387,394
7
32
144
1,661,616 j
6,247,039 I
8,411,918 |
893,734
4,411,867
7,340,045
770,882
1,835,172
1,071,873
15,419
66,422
20,655
42
118,340
1,108,715
129,632
1,207,970
115,314
119,720
4,406
53
1,342,369
1,457,322
114,953
Total, leather andfinishedproducts.
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing
(engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping,'
type founding, etc.)
I Nu
Gross
income.
44
311
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished..
Boots and shoes
All other
Total, paper and printing
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
I'
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products.. Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments..
Total; lumber and its manufacture
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
7
36
186
12
241
191
284,111
259,221
24,890
499
16,604,684
12,931,867
3,702,817
102,995
76
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m
47
48
49
Liquors and beveragesDistilled.
Malted
All other
50 I
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating.
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
Allother
1,252,834
1,228,404
51,591
12 |
358,828
545,072 j
13,446
4,325 l
1,731
2,120
6,340
512
2,895
2,489
2,838
10 I
2i
93,253
3,983
105,282
122,131
152,282 j
8 572 j
119J, 119 !
144,193
62,026
4,589
13,837
22,062
8 |
1
16,922
167,607
95,346
25,759
168,063
111,626
1,818,479
36,698
52
601,527
729,614
59
60
11
19
124,587 !
403,481 I
137,355
462,138
12,769
58,657
61
62
63
633,157 I
48,176 I
768,259 !
773,771
49,880
140,614
1,704
817,801
49,^542
Stone, clay, and glass productsStone—
Cement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc..
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, a n d glass products
^
263,286
g
65
66
67
68
69
70
5,976,517 !
207,821 !
2,416,234 |
185,986
2,225,919
21,835
193,315
418
3,805
29
3,280,601 |
1,212,140 I
114,015 !
9,395,151
2,909,931
1,035,865
105,237
7,340,576
370,670
176,275
8,778
2,055,575
7,402
3,526
175
40,508
123 j
16,626,962 ]
13,803,514
2,823,448 j
55,834 |
672,383
216,289
87,327
105,982
321,851
25,618
144,741
102,285
142,003
:
195 j
!
;
!
189 j
15
25
31
22
13
i
j
i
j
i
1 ,!
64
34 j 5,979,460 I 4,778,168
61
21,784,476 '< 15,053,855
2,923, 757
30 i 12,299,522
359,700
523,795
2i
268, 701
1 '
397,584 ;
1,201,292
6,730,621
9,375, 765
164,095
128,883
23,646
128,574
186,0^8
3,281
2,578
128 j 40,984,837 j 23,384,181
17,600,656
344,167
256,370
1,591,969
2,220,272
2,321,247
2,200,688
30,372
241,147
2,062,794
410,198
1,344,431
596
3,772
31,994
8,204
10 !
14 1
19 !|
14
12 ;
286,742
1,833.116
4,283,066
2,731,445
3,545,119
3,239,128
j
i
!
!
2,972,929
263,199 1
5,153 I
"*9 I
72 i 1,977,660 | _^_240,946
1,835 i
1,778 j
820,220 !
739,829 j
1,313,926 i 1,522,939 i
693,113 ij
595,145 '
98,695
43,083 i
2i
82,859 |
19,758
1i
61
8,837
456
16,280
128,087
—
I
Total, metals and metal products other than iron !
and steel
,
... |
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
7,794,996 I
13 i
27
42
9
Metals and metal products other than iron and steelSmelters
Manufactures
|
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
j
Carriages and wagons'.
!
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
.;
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
2,493,196
294,615
397,902
134,546
871,517
105,899
487,220
514,031
677,591
121
173
410,236 I
134,836 |
49,998 !
3,165,579 !
510,904 !
485,229 '
240,528
1,193,368
131,517
631,961
616,316
819,594
23
91,929
143,337
42,907
186,244
Total, liquors and beverages
Total, chemicals and allied products.
24,934
24,084
05
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3
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57
S
80,391
209,013
97,988
55,612
63,101
&
2,713,519 | 3,219,661 |
536,142
151,546 i
387,368 !
411,699 !
161,482 |
169.530 !
432468 i
523,756 |
205,724 !
512 I
17,984
44,800
112,057
41,242
512
17,015 j
186,476 !
60,109 |
212,493 i
43.064
25,017
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fIncome returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
INDIANA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
79
80
81 |
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Miscellaneous industries—Continued.
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
'.
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
t
Total, public utilities
90
91
92
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Total, banks
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit
73
8
231
40
3
159
$3,327,708
104,367
11,134,158
82,944,746
101,342
9,550,277
$382,962
3,025
1,583,881
$7,553
60
31,321
33
5
72
$1,042,993
164,657
1,867,128
$1,197,128
170,338
2,095,721
S154,135
5,681
228,593
483
317
30,484,849
24,159,840
6,325,009
115,541
166
4,393,394
5,067,479
674,085
2,412
1,742
261,542,829
200,650,768
60,892,061
1,201,874
670
20,901,447
24,055,767
3,154,320
153
24
37
8
36
I
286
117
124
12
23
4
32
1
218
80
17,730,320
16,361,613
12,520,787
278,366
2,045,293
46 584
4,031,005
4,862,566
15,035,881
14,100,867
10,957,708
197,084
1,455,053
46,184
3,160,084
3,225,326
2,694,439
2,260,776
1,563,079
81,282
590,240
400
870,921
1,637,240
iS,992
45,194
30,709
1,626
9,768
8
16,408
32,440
29
12
14
4
4
589,646
1,317,550
3,120,084
65,867
14,446
754,242
1,822,906
3,360,246
118,778
18, 794
164,596
505,356
240,162
52,911
4,348
68
37
i,064,666
i,099,i90
89J,782
35.190
87,302
662
494
57,876,564
48,178,187
9,698,377
185,145
168
6,975,073
8,064,938
1,089,865
249
597
114
245
577
107
10,127,799
9,939,843
4,514,481
7,159,816
6,624,931
3,240,851
2,967,983
3,314,912
1,273,630
59,069
65,837
25,301
4
20
7
209,339
113,974
147,483
228,939
143,086
173,532
19,600
29,112
26,049
960
929
24,582,123
17,025,598
7,556,525
150,207
31
470,796
545,557
74,761
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803,480
o
g
93 i
94 I
95
96 !
97
98
insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
All other
-
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
.
Total, merchandising companies
105
462,567
548,222
70,382
999,308
8,740,873
452,212
846,652
721, m\
96,010
70, 382
152, 656
14,433
1,923
1,402
3,100
11
1
«19,016
116,912
909,720
157,867
'JO, 7(H
40, 95f,
16
89,029
112,479
23, 450
_ . „ . . .
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
104
a
14
47
.
Total, insurance companies
100
101
102
103
\9,
'M
6
14
63
.
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive...
106
78
i i , 080,479
10,039,737
1 ,040, 742
20,855
28
1, 024,957
1, 180,066
155, 109
1 066
1 007
35, 662,602
27,065,335
8 ,597, 267
171,062
59
1, 495,753
1, 725,623
229 870
34
280
344
66
79
V
241
220
1
59
2, 265,634
20, 624,879
3. 286,150
2,852
5, 713,639
1,920,386
14,410,348
2,050,09 i
2,169
4,883,450
345, ?48
6 ,214,531
,236,O5fi
683
830, 189
6,473
122,783
24,624
16,574
7
39
124
65
20
288,759
905,226
836,133
1, 635,678
1, 150,616
508,304
1, 128,559
143,275
1, 812,815
1, 226,635
219,545
223 333
307 14?
177,137
75,989
803
548
31, 893,154
23,266,447
8 ,626, 707
170,461
255
4, 816.442
5, 819,588
1,003 146
2,504
791
1,896
51, 014,103
39,709,682
11 ,304, 421
221,331
60S
791
10, 643,106
625
i * 642.219
61,210
1,999 113
60 585
Total, miscellaneous companies
3,294
1 ,896
51, 014,103
39,709,682
11 ,304, 421
221,331
Grand total for the State of Indiana
,546
8
5,881
459, 263,546
357,512,178
101 ,751, 368
2,001,337
1,399 i
10
643,731
12, 703,429
2,059 698
2,665
4 7
847,292
55, 833,280 :
7,985 988
|
IOWA,
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere.
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extractian of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
,,
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals..
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10
26
15
8
$80,479
1,367,267
191,659 !
142,627 j
163,458
1,250,525
117,579
66,550
$17,021 !
116,742 j
74,080 I
76,077 i
$342
2,229
1, 480
1,522
118 i
59
1,782,032
1,498,112
283,920
5,573
52
7,632,175
6,860,062
772,113
15,556
32
44
20
22
135
77
225,755
169,959
17,195
670,508
179,942
163,528
10,778
573,430
45,813
6,431
6,417
97,078
916
129
128
1,942
8,715,592
7,787,740
937,852
18,671
22
18 !
5
14 I
1135,552
109,394
31,145
383,345
58
$3% 050
25,426
17,319
308,913
1,049,144 (
389,708
3,155,122
3,422,828
267,706
600
9,301
8,701
26S,464
34,907
453
78,529
296,845
46,911
2,721
202,467
28,382
12,004
2,268
123,938
3,538,075
3,981,074
442,999
659,436
33
1173,602
134,820
4S, 464
692,258
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[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.J
IOWA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
|
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Number of
Gross
cor- , income.
porations.
Normal
tax.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
-I-
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Beet supar
Confecti mery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
^
Total, food and kindred p r o d u c t s . . .
271
179
16,920,799
$6,423,464
S497,335
$9,897
40
28
1,570,168
1,278,249
291,919
5,754
5,726,865
2,346,941
375,577
1,721,033
4,315,014
2,072,578
301,993
1,314,600
1,411,851
274,363
73,584
406,433
27,690
4,654
1,251
8,073
6,244,493 i
5,678,105
566,338
11,328
1,410,533 I
1,333,122 j
1,165,678
1,031,053
244,855
307,069
4,109
4,3i0
27,654,536 j
23,580,734
4,073,802
77,136
25
417
291
Textiles and their products—
C arpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and kni£ goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's cl )thing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings.
All other
Total, textiles and their products.
46
32
95,133
84,111
11,022
167
66,327 i
46,586
433,528
55,610
41,131
302,543
10,717
5,455
130,985
214
109
2,619
558,515
855,808
109,495
57,171
155,745
405,589
669,187
97,365
48,933
130,907
152,926
186,621
12,130
8,233
24,833
2,891
3,642
243
164
1,835,376
542,932
10,545
2,378,30S I
92 I $2,745,368 $2,778,221
832,853
w
260,686
276,803
16,117
o
254,919
65,188
284,575
65,599
29,656
411
124,274
139,854
15,580
37,406
37,406
118,575
58,953
169,875
70,132
51,300
11,179
3,627,963
3,822,465
194,502
13,758
16,078
33,133
11,913
13,778
24,775
33,768
19,534
20
8,697
1,635
7,621
40,162
31,345
46,215
7,157
42,666
42,593
46,741
7,248
2,504
11,248
526
91
204,761
137,103 |
32,342
12
126
o
o
o
g
35
36
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steel works, and rolling mills..
Foundry and machine sh3ps
16
156
Total, iron and steel products..
37
33
40
41
42
43 1
44 i
45 !
46 ;
47 j
48 !
49 i
102
416,695
2,481,003
8,309
45,162
11,444,235
8,566,592 j
2,877,703
53,471
2,994,792
1,125,713
3,820,504
2,513, 272
942,073
2,718,916
431,520
133,640
1,101,538
9,631
3.673
20,149
Total, lumber and its manufactures...
7,941,039
6,174,261
1,766,743
33,453
Leather and finished products—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished..
Boots and sho33
All other
1,731
1,623,062
4,8,643
1,338
1,503,647
330,595
393
116,415
138,045
2,093,433 I
1,838,580 !
254,853 j
Total, leather and finished products.
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and pub is ii lg
Industries re atmg to printing and pub.isung
(engraving, stareotyping, a.id e.ectrotyping,
type founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Mxted
All other
12
157
11 j
112 |
Stone, clay, and glass products—
Storw—
Cement
Marble and stone work
7,235
165,532
172,767
3,241
18,954
124,850
9,710
20,913
149,653
6,469
1,959
24,803
147,045 |
180,276
33,231
2,328
2,639
20,088
532
16,831
36,831
1,024
17,150
16,743
492
319
4,975
37,451
55,005
17,554
237
669,042
442
706,076
235
37,034
2,658
363
12
>
129
14
3
1
30
5
7
31
H
780,405 j
7,566,003 j
214,112
1,127,889
4,333
21,759
437,157
372,345 !
64,812
1,284
10,125,545
8,718,753 |
1,438,793
27,345 |
994,517 i
8,693,872 j
.
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Ferti uers
Gas, illuminating and heating .
OLs, and oil products..
Paints and varnishes
Patent msdicines
Petroeum, raiined
Soap
All othor
3
36,728 I
43,963
67
2,173,235 j 2,33i,767
70 I 2,209,963 \ 2,332,733
i
JliL
Total, chemicals and allied products.
59
60
651,246 !
7,915,343 !
Lumber and its manufactures—
Savvmiils and planing mills
Furniture and futures.
All other woodworking establishments..
I
1
2,295 |
671,544 |
709,176 |
37,632
161,522
247,685
127,293
212,152
34,232
35,533
713 i
547,244
77,612
845,320
138,728 I
298,076
61,116
419,207
339,442
69,765
1,333 j
624,856
984,048 j
359,192
10
279,740
224,251
55,489
"\
5
23
435,537
51,412 I
15,775
1,024,243
150,051
312,687
1,139,957
310,503
29,030
14,952
771,151
143,831
174,563
894,923
95,034
22,412
823
253,092
6,223
138,124
275,034
3,4)9,432
2,563,174
843,228
4,7«5.670 I
225,150 j
3,148,354
204,904 I
Total, liquors and beverages.
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
1,087,941
10,376,354
103
21
8
I
j
I
I
1,617,316 !
20,246 !
1,111 i
11,628 i
21,383
1,897
401
16
5,033
124
2,763
5,450
66,392 !
17,430 j
76,393 i
18,068 j
i6,6oi
16,835
32,347
386 I
9,755
13 |
3!
2I
8|
119,681
9,639
16,091
88,097
159,145 |
24,124 I
23,006 j
105,030 i
39,4')4
14,4S5
6,915
16,933
36
328,958
427,149 j
98,191
66,885 i
67,199
5,909
13,291
9 |
7 !
60,976 i
53,908 !
en
d
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g
TABLE 10a.
CORPOBATION INCOME TAX- -DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S-Continued.
1 Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
IOWA-Continued.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
cor- I
pora- |
tions. i
INDUSTRIES.
81 I
62 !
63 I
64!
81
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Stone, clay, and giass products—Continued.
ClayBrick and tVe
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
All other
*
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and g!ass products
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Sme. ters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
,
Total, metals and metal products other than
iron and steel
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads,
tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
.....
Engineering
Allother
Total, miscellaneous industries..
107 I
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
39 i
3
2 j
1 i
$2,985,256 !
707,804 j
502,514
8,350
$2,479,638
518,584 |
346,684 !
7,620 !
$505,618
189,220
155,830 !
730 !
74 |
9,194,744 |
6,606,784 !
2,488,960 !
49,494 I
288,297
9^,713
8,702
329,263
5,406
1,958
175
6,585
659,547
410,163
50,877
1,509,064
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions .
1937,535 $1,056,641 j «U9,10(>
R Q7Q
Q 3,786
32,587 !
*36,373
'
™«
$9,845
3.785
3,116
15
2,^29,651
724,975
14,124
297,855
2,093,538
373,648
17,054
13,506
113,884
258,219
1,497,873
293,444
8P7
9,740
101,003
39,630
595,665
80,204
8,407
3,766
12,881
792
10,057
1,604
169
73
181
2,121,441
221,934
3,777
2,748,417
13,448
5,147,121
138,634
83
912,258
2,341
2
18,169
12,199,353
2,013,468
37,165
P
™
a
33
9i
10
5 j
1,085,006 ! 1,227,098 |
146,346 I
150,775 |
257,750 |
179,342 |
336,759
321,207
5,281
3,354,626 I
Deficit
25
103
142,092
32,996
185,984
63,457
1,616
560,152 I
844,205
284,053
123,638 i
17,705 i
33,777 |
3,973 I
45,457 :
7,172 |
45,837 I
317,629 j
135,156
63,059
36,555
4,339
49,706
13,404
49,907
380,946
11,518
45,354
2,828
366
4,249
6,232
4,070
63,317
1,154,205
54,941
463,956
1,470,983
65,827
550,431
316,778
10,886
86,475
2,268,240
2,820,313
552,073
o
o
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical in- ,
t
dustries
| 1,482 |
PuDlic utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways', electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
Allother
Total, public utilities
82
84
85
87
I Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks.
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Total,banks....
93
94
95
96
97
98
i
I
i
i
158
23
25
2
14
I 685
! 119
.| 1,029
352
.
91,717,927 |
75,052,700
17,066,227 !
325,877
489 i 11,765,939 \ 13,689,568
1,923,629
6,334,008 j
13,917,319 |
9,897,694 i
37,885 !
446,184 |
150,265 j
3,136,666 j
1,886,057 |
4,894,793
12,113,377
7,441,132
36,176
306,279
141,831
2,560,655
1,572,488
1,439,215
1,803,942
2,456,562
' 1,709
139,905
8,434
576,011
313,569
28,578
35,810
47,944
34
1,958,654 ! 2,042,392
637,567 I 744,353
1,382,498 I 1,468,016
83,738
106,786
85,518
629
35,806,078 I
29,066,731
6,739,347 j
132,998 j 400
341
13,636,359 !
23,079,459 |
2,108,207 j
9,690,187
16,518,744
1,535,871
3,946,172 I
6,560,715 !
572,336 |
78,221 |
134,070 j
10,951 |
354,697 I 10,263,264 9,908,567
449,337 ' 534,137
•"' *"- |
84,800
117,250
151,769 I
34,519
38,824,025 j
27,744,802
223,242 •
921,284 I 10,949,170
16,187
4,022
1,335
3,039
9,844,779
9,995,101
1,002 |
9,833!
993
126
11
18
2
9
3
374
....i 1,189 1,122
i
59 j
48
j 1,600 j 1,511
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)....
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Allother
11,744,996 i 10,935,623
1,935,134 i
1,727,728
66,743 i.
1,320,216
1,480,017 !
18 I
6i
48 i
75
84,604
Total,insurance companies
.....|
153 S
133 j
Grand total, banks and insurance companies..,.| 1,753 ' 1,644
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
—
Hotels
and restaurants.,
99
100
101
102
103
Total, merchandising companies..
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
".
Corporations—inactive
104
105
j
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of Iowa
.
809,373 I
207,406 !
66,743 ;
159,801 j
!
27,743 I
56,861
1,081
15,311,494
14,011,310 j
1,300,184
25,661
54,135,519!
41,756,112 j
12,379,407!
158,662 1
597,598 I
6,907,864 \
611,526 i
169,187 i
190,796 j
11,304 |
125,485 !
12,011 !
3,396 i
3,659 I
8,476,971 |
155,855 j
I
I
21
! 254
> 191
j 147
63
19
222
113
2,473,483
22,238,236
1,606,838
1,278,930
1,791,508
1,875,885
15,330,372
995,312
1,109,743
1,600,712
676
481
29,388,995
20,912,024
2,728 ' 1,972
1,143 i
43,926,643
32,189,983
3,871
11,079,223
2,798
168
11,469
6,197
i
!
j
|
i
11,736,660
226,023
311
33
20
333,080
360,559
27,479
519,717 !
390,382 I
620,893
640,477
101,176
250,095
5,221,898 j 5,876,690
654,792
10,027,886
820,460 ;
874,151 j
150,322
8,831
53,691
"*i3*i26* *
* 15*606 |
"*2,"486
10,679,367 ; 10,894,691
215,324
109 j 11,600,651 ! 21,843,861 | 10,243,210
2
32
78
58
25
|
61,677 !
93,830 |
!
674,812 i
836,724 i
i
476,089
727,310 I
!
758,352
830,204
i 1,225,545 1,321,021
32,153
161,912
251,221
71,852
95,476
3
xn
H
o
o
o
K
195 ! 3,196,475 j 3,809,089 j 2,355,391
756
1,143
6,279,358 | 8,022,135
4,601 |
50,135
1,742,777
45,534
1,972
43,926,643
32,189,983
11,736,660
226,023
1,899
6,283,959 j 8,072,270
1,788,311
9,064 j 5,855
265,972,786
208,362,402
57,610,384
1,113,903
3,209
42,266,433 j 58,321,696
16,055,263
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TABLE lOa.—COBPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOB STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
KANSAS.
INDUSTRIES.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere.
Total
number of
cor- N u m - |
i pora- ber of j
lions cor- |
!! report-i
report-' pora- i
' ing. j' tions. )
9
5
7
12
Total agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines..
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells...
Allother
Total, extraction of minerals.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products—
Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing,and meat productSj
Bread and bakery products
i
Coffee and spices*.
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
„.......,
r..r
2
3
2
11
18 i
18
CORPORATTONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Gross
income.
$123,527
93,137
20,415
181,384
418,463 ;
2,420,034
Total
deductions.
$89,629 i
20,099
84,610
283,027 i
2,002,787 ;
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
$33,898
4,448
316
96,774
$173, 828
37,444
53,257
561
135,436 i
2,709 I
417,247
8,345 !
15 i
41,760
549,727 j
**i6,*i33*
575,559
300
12,546
25, 832
300
2,413
92,173
20,640
406,276
157,323
117,968
21,663
780,992
180,178
25, 795
1,023
374,716
22,855
! I 1,236,592
1,689,206
452,634
38,678
2,065
12,698
8,962
80,579,397
274,129 |
61,143,126 (
252,599 I
19,436,271
21,530
386,735
432
83,572,988 j
63,626,336 !
19,946.652
396,944 |
17 |
550,979
429,088
121,891
2,432
4 i
1
17,569
13,994
3,575
72
1 I
1,217,199
238,176
902,620
223,342
314,579
14,834
i,293
297
1
8,053,030
6,021,560
2,031,470
•,705
7 |
256,995
214,486
42.509
830
76
7
192
110
$11,737
13,759
15,703
561
265,090
71,604
299,428
Deficit.
223,330
227,824 I
10
2
134
18
Total
deductions.
1,432 I
36,613
j
47
642
3,736
461*197
* 509,'356'
*48,'i59
GO
H
o
CO
3
o
o
22
23
Beet sugar
„,.
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
?A
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Textiles and their p r o d u c t s Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Si k and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings,.
All other
37
38
39
157,986
63,128
35,881
7,258
719
145
2
2
19,982
5,038
21,634
12,064
1,652
7,026
108
91
10,598,201
8,026,204
2,571,997
50.493
17
527,208
595,119
67,911
461
416
45
1
1
1 974
4,987
3 013
400
2,385
1
;
1
i
•i
51 270
49 884
1,386
27
4
4,915
10,713
84.750
237,208
1,655
4,740
2
12
4,863
259,909
4,960
302,264
42,355
97
>
H
%
1,568,876
321,958
6,395
14
264,772
307,224
42,452
W
539,785
209,917
564,124
370,656
156,569
442,339
169,129
53,348
121,785
3,382
1,066
2,436
1
3
1
2,256
24,302
31,898
42,728
25,710
36,378
40,472
1,408
4,480
H-
1,313,826
969.564
344,262
6,884
5
58,456
104,816
46.360
3i, 869
16,204
637
324
11
7
210,021
160,517
49,504
5
30
3
18
523,060
1,367,774
438,310
1,130,566
Total, iron and steel products
35
21
1,890,834
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
*
All other woodworking establishments
16
9
7
15
6
6
32
27
— ••
co
5,798
_
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
2
O
^
S3
O
s
.....
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp
; :
989
51,916
58,301
Total, paper and printing
;
400
5,326
83,785
74,505
Leather and finished p r o d u c t s Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
•
2,941
2
Iron and steel p r o d u c t s Blast furnaces, steel works, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
;
1
2
5
2
Total, leather and finished products
43
44
45
46
193,867
70,386
1
Total, lumber and its manufactures
40
41
42
4
3
1
Total, textiles and their products
35
36
6
5
2
4
2
4
121 073
153,702
79,830
76,779
4L243
76,923
825
1,539
6
6
274,775
155,609
118,166
2,364
2
1
55
2
1
39
608,784
47,480
1,405,324
549,220
42,973
1,206,448
59,554
4,537
198,876
1,192
90
3,978
2
2
77,824
69,355
8,469
169
60
44
2,139,412
1,867,996
271,416
5,429
16
343,960
355,319
11,359
16
343,960
355,319
11,359
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITO&IE S—Continued.
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Classification No.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
KANSAS—Continued.
47
48
49
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines . .
.
Petroleum, refined
Soap
Allother
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass productsStone—
Cement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
Total |
number of
cor- Numpora- ber of
tions correport- poraing. tions.
CORPOEATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
!
Gress
income.
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
CO
1
1
1
1
$11,158
15,093
$10,986
14,136
$172
957
$3
19
2
2
26,251
25,122
1,129
22
4
4
797,032
244,006
553,026
11,C59
6
4
3
14
13
2
7
4
2
1
6
10
1
161,443
94,725
801
199,666
4,467,160
22,287
745,884
96,705
54,930
478
190,539
2,833,409
21,406
470,176
64,738
39,795
323
9,127
1,633,751
881
275,708
i,295
796
6
184
32,673
18
5,514
2
2
2
8
3
1
$60 332
5,055
2,775
57,002
51,534
59,112
$61,823
6,423
3,585
80,778
204,976
74,012
$1,491
1,368
810
23,776
153,442
14,900
53
35
6,488,998
3,911,649
2,577,349
51,545
18
235,810
431,597
195,787
10
2
9
2
4,136,643
60,583
3,640,695
34,944
495,948
25,619
9,920
512
1
42,549
55,375
13,82b
20
1
14
1
701,007
89,205
590,909
61,837
110,098
7,388
2,175
147
6
591,911
659,984
68,073
7
634,460
716,359
81,899
A 11 nthnr
64
CORPOEATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
3
3
508,383
433,441
74,942
1,499
36
29
5,475,801
4,761,826
713,975
14,253
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Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
Allother
;
j
j
j
j
7
4
2
2
793,101
153,048
31,231
53,975
1,271,488
225,290
20,186
7,755
25,430
4,5 5
404
155
541,552
61,068
39,775
18,183
1,028,355
1,524,719
30,494
659,578
745,825
16,247
34,114
6,469
129
1,967
47,466
3,128
50,967
1,161
3,501
8,426
""6*622
i,"804"
**3G"
10
224,112
166,964
57,148
1,142
33,538
46,880
13,342
4
1
46
239,870
25.255
2,330,652
241,626
13,558
1,890,891
18,244
11,697
439,761
335
234
8.795
1,843
1,897
54
84,169
117,724
3*3*555
2,8SS, 898
2,353,775
535,123
10,701
10s,983
220,596
51,613
33,860,091
24,830,493
9,029,598
179,569
2,898,142
3,487,568
589,426
4,147,446
146,674,038
803,795
3,356,323
107,637,127
771,275
791,123
39,031,911
32,520
15,823
780,739
650
4,257,725
5,344,721
247,235
4,632,826
5,503,691
275,522
375,101
158,970
28,287
o
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4,788
B
2,064,589
378,338
51,417
58,730
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
"Electrical machinery.
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Kubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
........:..
Construction; contractine (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
Allother
81
16
51
Total, miscellaneous industries
64
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical |
industries
!
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies..
i
Waterworks..
...
I
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
i
Allother....
i
Total, public utilities
j
90 j
91 |
92 |
|
j
335
70
6
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Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
~
National banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies,
Total, banks
441
166,917
37,900
671
1,938,454
1,023,703
610.024
346,074
403
155,751,351
114,896,799
40,854,552
12,091
6,879
816,853
224 j 217
943 ! 909
14 j
11
7,387,227
10,998,586
420,147
4,944,571
6,634,295
267,188
2,442,656
4,334,291
152,959
48,85!?
86,383
2,840
1,181 I 1,137
18,80S, 960
11,870,054
6,929,906
138,075
{ 553 j
j
I
j
i
j
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204,817
2,548,478
1,372, 777
380 |
71 i
2*
5
30 |
106
44
15,732
55
69,922
538
101,2G3
105,051
294,147
44,601
330,934
49,514 j
36,787
4,913
10,289,692 10,898,538 j
608,846
97 I
14 !
150
557,284
60,123
109,697
18,721
178,084
1*3,026
90,161
233,910
207,935 !
105,689 !
55, S32
24,909
15,528
451,271
547,540 I
96,269
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X
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Bee. 31, 1916.)
KANSAS—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
num| ber of
j cor- Num! pora- ber of
j tions cor! report-; porai
| tions.
Banks and insurance companies—Continued.
Insurance companiesLife
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
All other
8
19 !
1!
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies..
1,232
Total, merchandising companies..
105
1,383
465
1,848
Total, miscellaneous companies.
1-
Grand total for the State of Kansas
I
I Num-1
Gross
income.
$1,214,161
39,038
31,614
41,975
1,895
Total
deductions.
Net income.
$1,124,810
$89,351
21,615
24,847
39,038
14,999
17,128 !
1,S96
of!
Normal iI ber
cor- I Gross
tax.
j pora- j income.
i tions. i
51, 787
780
291
342
38
1,333,684
1,171,272 |
162,412
20,139,644
13,047,326 |
7,092,318
338,840
5,575,084
603,703
437,984
194,648
293,422
3,48=5,531
511,931 !
382,13a i
187,861 I
45.418
2,089,453
91,772
551848
6,787 j
694
41,440
1,834
1,117
135
7,151,159
4,861,881 j
2,289,278 |
45,220 i
51,853 839
27,131,103 i
24,722,736
491,303
51,853,839 j
27,131,103
24,722,736
491,303
1,134
1,134
?
|..
1
2
1
;..
5
3,238
46
168
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
'.
Corporations—inactive
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
1,183
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
99
Wholesale jobbers
100
Real estate
101
Amusement companies.
102
Hotels and restaurants.
103
104
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
141,313
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
H
$61, 014 i
50, 121
«40,775
20,351
5,323
6,027
66, 449
117, 162 ;
$20, 239
29, 770
704
O
O
26
5
57,548
2D0,(35
21,512
335,114
43,346
i
!
!
j
I
126,933
329,387
32,923 i
352,878 :
48,477 I
752
411
764
131
52
748,155 I
890,598 I
142,443
249 2,813,706 3,371,473 ,
" 90 !
8,119 I
465
714 j 2,813,796 | 3,379,592 j
505,796
3
-
4,467
3,299
352,747,535 j 248,676,965 j 104,070,570 j 2,073,911
1,168
18,727,107
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50, 713
517,720 I
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21,275.294 ; 2.548,187
KENTUCKY
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Fiorists and fruit growers
Stock raising.
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
.
. . . .
Go d and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
.
.
. .
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil gas and salt weils
All other
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products—
Butter, cheese. and mi.k
('arming and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
.
".
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and backerv products. .
('offee and spices
Flo ir mitts and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
mo'asses
. .
Beet sugar
Confectionery a n d ice cream .
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
Texti'es a n d their products—
Carpets and rugs
(Cordage a n d twine
Cotton goods
H a t s and caps
Hoiserv and knit goods
Silk a n d silk ^oods
Wolloen and worsted goods
Men's clothing.
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
Total, textiles a n d their products
$62,376
129,859
198,854
771,685
1,162,774
$25,486
8,868
269,756
251,655
555,765
$510
176
4,371
5,034
10,091
4
2
9
22
$7,164
6,596
28,420
312,061
354,241
$10,110
9,116
32,737
348,433
34
$87 862
138,727
468'610
1,023,340
1,718,539
400,396
46,155
179
131
15,211,207
12,658,958
2,552,249
47,798
4S
1,181,669
1,331,081
149,412
2
1
8
26
29
2
27,487
26,301
1,186
24
10
17
245
6,618
32 429
114,048
200', 257
1,684.433
4,435
614
54.712
15.324
224,497
_. -
19
16
14
9
17
9
10
56
8
10
13
4
68
190
8,670
2,881
59,563
78
2,183
31 815
59,336
184.933
1,459,936
45,795
904
5
31,770
35,298
3,528
82,953
1,659
8
58,043
83,034
24,991
391,656
589.875
27,182
1,346,914
102,061
81,065
7,479
255,218
2,097
1,545
149
5,205
1
5
2
12
7.843
125,640
20,814
520,706
9,478
159,659
22,608
575,304
1,635
34,019
1,794
54,598
48,868
46,495
2,373
47
1
22,649
23,990
1,341
139,190
128,525
3,903.407
12,168
12,139
4
5
43
21,920
131,649
611,251
245
243
12,094
941.034
24,193
188,978
1,122,542
2,273
57.329
181,508
2
71,748
85,552.
13,804
1
2
174 435
13,132
179 613
13,212
4 57S
80
3
8
49,593
308,908
60,045
337,822
10,452
28,914
167
88, 834
216,204
702,917
13,693,214
9,483
433,492
145,390
3,141,800
14
450,248
404,453
912,070
829,117
493.717
670', 940
34,661
1,612,132
9
8
2
56
9
i
1
1
16
12
98 317
649,696
848,307
16,835,014
15
$2,946
2,520
4,317
36,372
13
10
154
111
151,358
140,664
4,514,658
8
3
1
1
3
6
3
1
41,709
418,087
3,671,690
236,335
21 941
38,352
310,815
3,356,641
181,627
20,112
3,357
107,272
315,049
54,708
1,829
67
2,017
6,301
1,094
37
3
20
7
4
4
2
18
7
4
1
46 025
2,177,144
213,848
172,800
419,782
39,896
1,816,787
152,572
140,899
288,499
54
46
7,419,361
6,346,200
6,129
360,357
61,276
31,901
131,283
1,073,161
123
6,915
1,552
638
2,626
21,370
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RITORIE S—Continued.
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[Income relumed for the calendar year euded Dec. 31, 1916.]
KENTUCKY-Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces, steel works, and rolling mills.
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments..
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather andfinishedproductsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished.
Boots and shoes
All other
Total
| num{ ber of
i
cor- Numpora- ber of
tions corI report- poraing. tions.
ij
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME
Normal
tax.
, Number of
Gross
corpora- income.
tions.
Total
deductions.
Deficit
$112,255
327,692
$38,420
64,241
337,286 I
439,947
102,661
446,514
247,902
255,406
681,302
286,283 I
297,628 j
234,788
38,381
42,222
949,822
1,265,213 j
315,391
86
$9,847,445
10,111,899
$7,545,246
7,092,902
$2,302,199
3,018,997
$45,114
60,287
99
19,959,344 |
14,638,148
5,321,196
105,401
50
18 !
45 j
3.400,783 i
l', 007,163 i
10,305,306 ;
2,912,480
796,979
7,942,409
488,303
210,184
2,362,897
10,345
4,147
46,794
113 |
14,713,252 j
11,651,868
3,061,384
61,286
675,624
44,659
548,109
508,129
6,153
152,407
10,191
123
3,048
4,426
10,871
43,043
46,246
3,203
666,689
13,362
47,469
57,117
9,648
268,304
157,087
550,759
5,366
3,141
11,281
60,542
11,106
653,488
77,848
11,968
748,972
17,306
862
95,484
| 155
18
Total, leather andfinishedproducts.
Paper and printing—
|
Paper and wood pulp
; 6
Manufactures of paper
6
Printing and publishing
i 123
ustries relating
r e a g to printig
d pubishig
(en j
Industries
printing aand
publishing (engraving,
stereotyping,
and
type
i
t t i
d electrotyping,
l t t i
t
fodi
t)
10
founding,
etc.).
Total, paper and printing.
145
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
1,183,753
53,803
698,516
12 !
1,933,072
4 !
5I
85 !
602,266
707,231
6,393.485
336,830
274,855
61,975
1,157
102 |
8,039,812
6,991,687
1,048,125
20,945
333,982
559,144
5,832,726
#73,835
263,451
24
42
43
6,445
18,321
20,025
1,704
743,457
858,813
115,358
9
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47
48
49
Liquors and beveragesDistilled..,
Malted
All other
..
.
,........-•
,
Total, liquors and beverages,
50
51
52
54
55
57
58
117
.!
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Total, chemicals and allied products
60
61
62
64
-
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
05
66
67
68
69
70
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures
. . . . .
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
71
79
73
74
75
76
77
78
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements .
.
. . .
.Electrical machinery
Musical instruments pianos, organs, e t c . . . . .
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
13
19
10, 385,821
4, 817,494
493,320
89
15, 679,635
57 i
7,555,696 •
4,318,501
433,984
12,308,181
2, 810,125
498,993
62,336
51,606
9,685
1,246
12
1
15
144, 051
94, 565
178, 116
3, 371,454
62,537
28
416, 7 3 2 j
3
?\
2
4
18
10
15
9
5
2
182,948
1, 549,067
1 516,011
110,347
1,169,699
745,534
72,601
379,368
770,477
1,451
6,971
15,411
944,462
26,577
2,657,622
940,164
1,343,572
538,290
13,279
2 026 892
387,068
82,502
10,261
266
40 538
7,742
1,536
7,937,977
4, 270,477
o9,131
7,475
92,569
203,182 i
102,040 1
270,685
159,175
575,907
j
(Chemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals
.
Fertilisers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes . . . .
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
. .
Soap
All other
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement .
Marbl
stone work
Olav—
~BricV and tile
Potterr terra cotta fire clay etc
411 other
.'
«: ilass and glass products
69
14
34
i
IS,
2 279
21 240
1
2
3
1
961
5, 037
82 7 302
11; 803
790
13,725
S56 385
14' 750
4,106
1
11
32, 262
26, 933
51 489
53,056
19,227
26,123
84,176
24
926, 088
1,014,751
88,663
]
8,688
29 083
2 947
3
30
19
i
1 482,752
39,859
4 684,514
1 327,232
1 425,074
79
55
12 208,454
.7
4
13
* 552,426 •
226,C50
2,493,139
210,361
1 059,287
16,289
21,186
325
3
12
16
201 463
26,240
225 461
9,976
23,998
M
871,951 :
183,223
91,331
98,796
554,551
171,763
93,511
35,451
307,400
11,460
3, 820
62,345
5,945
230
77
1,247
15
3
208 •>4fi
158 513
242,241
171,887
33,995
13,374
CO
3
19
6
3
2
1
7 764
7,90S
141
81
47
3,556,776
1 460,601
29,010
34
592 250
673,734
81,484
25
34
9
3
i
5 027,377
316
(J2
u
H-t
O
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28
18
22
2
19
9
15
2
2 099.SSI
59b,397
1,831,5S7
^6, 1X2
1,498,453
358,701
1,533,337
86,126
603,431
237,696
268,253
353
11,669
4,7C5
5,276
7
9
9
7
112 262
25 ,858
92 009
123 107
44,697
100,177
10,845
18,839
8,168
70
45
4 ,614,35!)
3,504,617
1 , 109,733
21,717
25
230 ,129
267,981
37,852
42
5
33
3
4
2
4,706,-JOo
1,214,861
248,734
288,058
294,827
24,971
3,135
865
361
565
9
1
3
3
4
749 ,594
243
418
173,815
6 ,822
14,388
215,203
7,504
52.539
1,528
13,970
41,388
682
3
32
2
22
32,700
500.736
3,420,997 i
I ,285,406
219,380 i
995,481
205,508
43,226
270,016
18,042
28,254
266,573
i.....
26,604
6,096
16,198
484,538
802.133
1,771
6
7
6
122
308
i
,649 |
650 ,901 I
5,908
715.184
1,259
64.283
10
|
K
Is
to
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TER- to
to
RITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
KENTUCKY—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
report-
INDUSTRIES.
ing.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
$1,035,737
195,568
2,155,403
$85,307
68,195
592,197
Normal
tax.
21
2
79
$1,121,044
263,763
2,7*7,600
$1,560
1,364
11,175
ber of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
31
2
33
§664,172
42,419
408,490
$764,646
60,540
468,934
.$100,474
Ul
Hj
18,121
60,444
£
}£
O
•
172
11,418,7.6
9,056,425
2,362,301
44,426
97
2,701,523
3,056,211
354,688
867
105,528,041
81,171,669
24,356,372
476,324
374
8,194,698
9,670,038
1,475,340
g
•.
,
59,273
814,037
2
g
9,347
4,368
12,494
?
1*6,222
14,431
15
18
2
4
9
1
78
60
2.837,677
924,833
6*8,908
78,8 0
52,178
5,521
251,*>92
518,079
2,896,9fO
1,7.38,870
618,255
85,168
64,671
5,877
279,487
647,365
28,265
129,286
21,382,198
426,501
187
5,277,218
6,334,644
1,0J7,426
3,653,970
3,369,121
943,791
2,012,893
1,767, 273
813,181
40,334
3 >,207
16,146
2
9
1
77,423
68,180
1,166
224,447
74,753
148,199
147,024
6,573
147,0,3
7,986,882
4,593,347
91,687
12
146,7,9
447,399
300,630
59
32
8
13
36
44
14
6
9
27
5,794,'>19
76,381,882
2,0 2,068
404,6 6
633,2J4
4,720,'>0l
58,l'9,097
1,377,2 9
36S, 285
583,894
1,074,015
18,222,785
674,829
36,341
109,340
21,443
364,025
13,417
183
179
105
119
2,722,3,9
3,917,683
2,21*6,41*8
3,164,736
511,941
752,947
511
324
91,936,071
70,583,873
140
419
44
138
410
43
5,666,863
5,136,394
1,756,972
603
591
12,560,229
i
Total, public utilities
Total, banks
NumGross
income.
O
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Number of
corporations.
TATI
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Miscellaneous industries—Continued.
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tun79
52
nels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
4
All other
112
269
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
1,241
industries
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
710
2,173
356
Insurance companies-—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)...
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Allothcr
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
1,973,907
437,001
12,328
152,385
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies.....
Merchandising companies:
Department stores..
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies.
Hotels and restuarants..
26 |
2,575,621
2,420,724
154,897
15,135,850
10,387,606
4,748,244
"947787"
|
!
|
!
i
12
182
78
67
26
1,721,344
14,490,400
1,301,318
1,736,875
2,571,476
259,662
4,543,409
581,814
371,158
160,522
5,049
84,719
11,615
6,814
3,212
505 |
365
1,461,682
9,946,991
719,504 !
1,365,717
2,410,954
50,327 I
895
856
246
1,103
19
13
213
118
120
41
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of Kentucky.
97,317
44,722 i
42,779 |
12,328
55,068
610
629
Total, merchandising companies.
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—Inactive
„.,
1,929,185
394,222
3,100
52,050 !
123,365
127,199
1,723
3,834
7 I
173,692
179,249 I
19 |
320,461
626,648
306,187
1
31
40
53
15
603,069
844,663
333,766
724,173
462,426
981,100 i
40), 283 i
777,088 |
52?,189 i
63,0"0
136,427
66,517
59,915
59,763
I
!
;
I
j
21,821,413 i
15,904,848
5,916,565 |
111,409 '
140 ! 2,968,097 ; 3,346,759 j
1,536 I 1,072
682
25,002,964
18,584,789
6,418,175
124,779
464 ! 3,949.767 l
682 I '
240 I
2,218 I 1,072
25,002,964
18,584,789
6, 418, 175
124, 779
5,405 i 3,439
278,007,892
211,488,773
66, 519, 119
1, 303, 454
5,557
378,662
5.978,206 | 2,028,439
45,054 i
44,814
w
1,146 ; 3,950,007 ! 6,023,260 I 2,073,253
q
i 28,086,178
5,561.520
LOUISIANA.
9
10
11
12
Agriculture and animal husbandry;
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil gas, and salt wells
Another
Total, extraction of minerals
j
j
134
10
21
34
94
6
21
$8,950,115
333,919
75,272
6,239,107
$6,587,941
272.011
38,013
4,815,110
S2,362,174
61,908
37,259
1,423,997
199
126
15, 598,413
11,713,075
3,885,338
K
116
17
62
6
15,613,197
169,467
145
68
15,752,664
8,004,004
141,513
8,145,517
7,609,193
27,954
7,637,147
5
15 !
13 ;
75,552 ,
"
12
40 1
§46,547
935
745
27,325
|" -
i SI,002,760
j
47,127
!
183,491
'
702,610
$297,499
38,700
121,043
188,325
1,935,988
645,567
1,290,421
73
i
j
i
!
j
12 |
515,562 j
520,178
4,616
150,688
560 1
54 |
11 |
463,310 1 1,037,460
190,474
273,298
574,150
82, 824
151,248
77
1,169,346|
o
o
o
1
$705,261
8,427
62,448
514,285
hr
1,830,936
661,590
to
to
TABLE 10a.~-CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
(Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.1
LOTJISIANA-Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total i
num- I
ber of!
cor- Num[ pora- ber of
tions cor- ;
report- poraing. tions. !
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit
CO
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products...
H
>
5 i
1!
50
117
48 j
94 i
Textiles and their p r o d u c t s Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
,,
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings.
All other
Total, textiles and their products
18
15 !
$236,075
$193,436 |
$42,639
$853
613,988
525,545
88,443
1,769
738,428
953,939
411,269
1,255,677
569,781
893,306
386,789
1,109,358
168,647
60,633
24,480
146,319
3,234
1,179
342
2,212
10,364,222
6,800,184
3,564,038
70,499
503,319
227,592
458,465
173,966
44,854
53,626
1,073
15,304,509
11,110,830
4,193,679
2,018,131
195,492
461,022
1,267,187
149,436
430,628
750.944
46,056
30,394
101,621
96,460
17,538
270,961
74,063
58,352
13,019
231,345
3,161,225
2,224,030
i
$2,130 I
486,832
14,146
11,955
111,8
%$, 084
$5,954
519,463
32,631
3,743
3,743
22,254
34,551
8,108
22,596
153,718
41,822
6,117
67,412
15,157 j
190,289 I
9,040
122,877
700,488 j
947,259 j
246,771
15,019
921607
4,702
5,274
572
27,558
38,108
4,519
39,616
597
762
90
792
82,174
107,611
25,437
937,195
18,788
81,964 j
23
* 29," 824"
116,700
30,051
227
142,936
26,236
CO
o
3
Q
O
35
36 I
39
LLI
40
S 41
42
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling~mills.
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products..
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments,
Total, lumber and its manufactures
2 ;
27 :
104,783
3,122,624
5 i
24 I
27,902,918
335,515
1,764,009
Total, liquors and beverage
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals . . . . . . . . . . . . .
...
Fertilizers....................
Gas,.illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products.
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined.
Soap........
All other..........
Total, chemicals and allied products
40
1
5,095,967
6,963
5,561,029
7,892
174,100
5,215,098 i 5,743,021
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished.
Boots and s h o e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
All other
Total, leather and finished products
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp.
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing
(engraving, stereotyping, and clectrotyping,
type founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing
Liquors and beveragesDistilled. . . . . . . r..............
Malted.......................
Allother,....................
4,559,583
106,627
594,934
62,310
210,847
50,853
1
9
12 j
38,268
191,210 |
50,533 I
66,949
378,417
2,739,203
47,507
216,926
2,399,375
19,442
161,491
339,828
346,818
2,830,894
414,673
303,684
2,251,183
319,255
43,134
579,711
951418
91,103
271,37
15,737
977,507
184,576
,975
849,092
65,620 ,
202,519 '
7,608
671,207
132,707
58,555
483,548
25,483 j
68,860
,129
306,300
51,869
Xfi
H
I
4 i
10,223 |
195 j
17,941 !
13,807 i
3,045 i
22,338 I
3,584
2,850
4,397
3
c
o
276,909
33,702
5,502
97,328 I
600,685
10,065
137,168
fcC
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Classification No.
LOUISIANA—Continued.
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
7?,
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
1 Total
; numi ber of
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement...
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc.
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Metals and metal products other than iron and s t e e l Smelters
Manufactures .
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
Allother.. .
Total, metals and metal products other than
iron and steel
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods..
Shipbuilding
Building construction .
.
....
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
I cor-
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Num-
j pora- ber of
'• tions
correpport- pora| ing. tions.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
2
7
j
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
1
2
$2 237
10 507
$2 279
10 999
S49
4Q2
6
$683,607
$615,423
$68,184
$1,364
1
2, 612
3 459
S47
2
51,931
41,464
10,467
209
1
2
63,141
2 745
94,700
2 71.~>
.;i,5.".»»
15
8
735,538
656,887
78,651
1,573
7
78,497
114,182
.i5,6s:,
12
3
4
7
3
3
273,938
54,736
72,615
208,159
46 063
68,262
65,779
8 673
4,353
1,294
173
86
5
32,364
40,347
7.9.VI
1
15,759
16,131
*,72
19
13
401,289
322,484
78,805
1.553
6
48.123
56.478
\ '•*'>'>
4
2
293,598
241,408
52,190
1,044
22,003
24,235
2,232
Q
i
3
1
1
1
4
15
152,398
3,970
16,119
56,505
279,685
176,287
137,697
2,020
13,996
29 837
183,105
159,637
ii, 7oi
1
1
4
8
1,950
2,123
?6 668
96,580
16,650
294
39
42
533
1,932
334
7
148,427
165,771
17,344
29
18
913,833
819,878
93,955
1,879
U
357,671
597,625
239,954
o
o
o
81
!
!
89
!
104
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand t^tal, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
....
.......
....
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
R aiiways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies.
Waterworks
.
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other.
Total, public utilities.
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks and State banks.
Trust c o m p a n i e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Total, banks...
Insurance companies—
Life
....
Fire and marine (stock)...
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casualty...
Fidelity and s u r e t y . . . . . . . .
Allother
Total, insurance companies
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
Engineering.
Allother.-..
3 !•
67
128 j
2, 368, 476
1..901 882
466, 594 |
87
4, 260, 871
3,489 460
771, 411
53,238,126 j
I
15,006,062 j
513
24 I
53 I
11 ;
21 I
4i
68,244,188 i
891,614
19
32 1 36,377,917
6
12 !
4 i
29 !
193
14
199,140 !
5,487,735 !
946,765 I
782,801
62,881
268,652
1,945,988
461,115 J
20,233 I
j
15, 323
316,839
3,9s2
102, 619 !
18, 935 !
14,869 :1
1.257 .
407
s, 699
46,567,458
28 !
184 |
3,039,527
4,392,590
2,357,148
1,972,626 I
2,933,959 I
1,581,989 j
1,066,901
1,458,631
775,159
21,335 |
29,077
15,503 j.
9,789,205 i
0. 488, ">74
3,300,091 i
6*5,915 I
110,99/ '
700,790
40,943 (
400,653
712,932
30, 192
13V99
L
5
4
1
14
,
I
'
'
38,606,788
1
34
150,768 '
10,340
10, 451
27,235
200
I 0t>7
209
540
19s ' s, isfl,«>05
4,
I
62 - 3.730,920
10
7,7bO |
171,554 |
17,402 j
207,731 |
179,314
225 133
7 I 3,792, % 2
2 I
1.502,9S2
45,901
386,593
32,716
117,711
2. 2H)
186,855
772,002
9,642
36,177
3 sbs, 414
50,140
>7\
4 376
i 012
.3 847 0>7
3 402 575
07,943
20
4,020,401
40,123
2.2 31 95K
480 133
217.741 S
381,342 i
3,357,297
tO, 150 .
9,477 i
4,355 !
7,559 !
62,444 |
73 401
1
72,5 33
O()ti 215
I*
)54,O55
243,127
50
133,4 V
328,914 i
11 I
281,445 j
8 I • 196,228 ! __216,S62 j
84 I 1,237,717 i 1,468,522 ]
222,981 j
|
410 | 3,941,011 j 5,863,438 | 1,922,427
401 !
701 |
96,518 j '95,817
222,981 |
811 ; 3,941,712 | 5,959,956 | 1,018,244
14,931,273 |
87 989
*.,971,s7s
870 227
1,063,679 |
2,574,203 i
11,573,976 I
1,049
38,904,975
27,520,947
11,384,0:8 |
j
1,049
38,904,975
27,520,947
11,384,028
158,569,779 j
52,633,117
\ 3,705 2,380 ! 211,202,896
l
14.952 ,
694,450 ,
1,479,290
10
134.112 (
9,203 S30
1 330 360
1,281,420
2,955,545
Grand total for the State of Louisiana
12,672
507,595 i
324,227
2 028
7 771,3">O
{ 1,860
9,959.893
It o, 604
117,703
2.444,811 ! 2,831.410 I
127,964 !
160', 680 !
520,175 !
637,886 i
.)
21
5
9
256
64,441
101 SS4
II 17 3 923 ]
250
13,979
635,397
1,112,780 ! 1,437,007 j
1 '
Total, miscellaneous companies
692,474
30,890,182
2,889,089
1,684,470
235,933
13,723 !
570,956 !
226
155 !
226 '
12
4
1
10
3,835,854
2,467,271
298,814
288,885 !
2,407,103!
12
Grand total, banks and insurance companies..
270
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
,
3
Wholesale jobbers
un
Real estate
131
;
Amusement companies
;
39
Hotels and restaurants
25
Total, merchandising companies
303
; All other corporations of every description not elsewhere!
| __ provided for
,,
! 1,459
I corporations—inactive.
401
i
49
4, 14S, ^62
s7I
52,100
10'J,071
47,469
_20,634
230.805
1,047,775 | 1,325 23,877,120 ' 29,807,109 j 5,929,989
W
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES,-FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
to
00
(Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
Classification No.
MAINE.
1
2
4
INDUSTRIES.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
.
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising.....
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture a n d animal husbandry
.
7
8
q
10
11
12
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines .
Copper mines
2 Gold and <i Ivor a n d precious metals
Iron minos
l o a d u nd zinc m i n e s . . . .
j Quarries
Oil gti<« a n d sal t w e l l s .
m
13
14
15
16
17
i&
19
20
Total,extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and Kindred products—
Butter choe^o and milk...
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
Oleomargarine
.. ..
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products
.
..
Bread and bakery products
Flour mills and gristmills . . .
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses,
,
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
16
10
CORPORATIONS SHOWINC, NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
42
9
6
1
23
$183,290
46,456
345,990
1,287,148
$154,664
41,626
186,516
1,035,664
$28,626
4,830
159,474
251,484
$575
97
3,189
4,915
i
19
77
39
1,862,884
1,418,470
444,414
8,776
38
830,617
1
6
3
1
1,091
67
1,024
22
6
3
1 542
39,'441
27 Q78
85,'32 6
26 4"6
46', 885
2
10
5
23
1
5
1
6
245,806
683,2-9
33,161
638,858
19i,024
621,043
11,788
190,813
54,782
62,246
21,373
44S,O45
1,096
1,244
427
8,961
i
5
4
17
1,922
5.549
28,822
193,287
4,2^3
18,739
39 535
301,589
2".sii
13*, 190
10 713
108,302
50
14
1,602,205
1,014,735
587,470
11,750
36
270,563
478,400
207,837
16
9
3,339,824
3,277,083
62,741
1,254
7
90,163
95,379
5,216
46
32
2,964,431
2,649,784
314,647
6,272
14
479,439
504,185
24,746
7
4
2
4
32,468
814,002
31,587
759,564
881
54,438
18
1,089
5
93,314
116,658
23 344
5
4
73,333
47,467
25,866
518
1
12,3i9
13,070
751
Q
7
$33 659
28,162
60 058
708,738
$38 600
30,133
107 880
839,790
$4 941
1,971
47 822
131,052
1,016,403
185,786
H
o
o
21 |
22
23 !
Beet sugar*
C3af«2tionery and ice cream..
Food preparations, another...
Total, food and kindred products.. ;
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33 !
34
Textiles and their products™
Carpets and rugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cordage and twine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cotton goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hats and caps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hosiery and knit goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Silk and silk goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
V\ oolen and worsted goods . . . . .
Men's clothing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Women's clothing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Men's and women's other furnishings .
All other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
35 j
36
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills..
Foundry and machine shops
.............
Total, textiles and their products.
Total, iron and steel products,.
37
40 j
41 i
94
64
57 |
I/innber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing m i l l s . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Furniture and fixtures
...
........
All other woodworking establishments..
64
o
56 i
Total, lumber and its manufactures...
125 I
Leather and finished, products—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished..
Boots and s h o e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
All o t h e r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7 !
30 I
7 j
Total, leather and finished products.
43
44
45 |
46 !
176,782 i
61,466 i
44~"|
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp....
..........
Manufactures of paper
Printing and p u b l i s h i n g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and clectrotyping, typo
founding, e t c . ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Total, paper and printing..
63
50
42 |
11
41 !
90
35 !
7,462 306 |
41 I
6,935,716
24,703
4i,314 ;
454
526,590 !
10,531
15,533 |
14,498
1,035
95i," 875*1*
*770,"646'
13*1,"829'
21
31 I
J:
19,645
4.156,124
35,924
431,644 |
1,062,250
361,317
866,230
7\327
198,020
1,349 !
3,930 |
4,610,904
91,519 !
17,675,929
13,065,025 j
857,372
3,727,847
810,090
3,029,889
38,282
697,958
14,030 I
4,585,219 j
3,848,979
736.240 |
14,752
722 j
17,72^,919 !
138 560 |
3,328,396 I
16,009,336
123,164
2, (93,934
1,711,613
15,3 96
634,462
!
33,8?5 !
3 07
12,285
21,187,935
18,825,434 j
2,361,471
46,427 !
667,628 j
7,448,160 I
100,889 |
538,669
5,605,825 I
86,227 I
12S,959
1.842,335
14,662
2,579 L
32,013 '
293 i
8,216,677
6,230,721 I
1,985,9
35,485 i
3,617,976
2,546,900
3,881,040 j
1,342,293 |
2,224,425 j
1,927,447
2,305,683
322,475
38,557 |
46,113
6,428 i
12,003,363
7,447,758 1
4,555,605
91,098
17,9^4
3,266
7,214
1,749
687,472
75^,492 |
63,020
9,736,081
151,837
9,991
4,688
591,338
9,628
57,224
1,3C9
657,585
11,494
92,991
28,142
66,247
1,886
35,767
26,833
14 ! 10,512,738 ] 10,678,130
145,392
393
82,487
722
332,810
10,587,822
132,302
10,720
1,517
9,728, €91
147,149
2,637
352,455 i
14,743,946 1
168,226 i
. I
5,80S, 487
13 |
152,079 j
18,152 |
1 j
14 j
109 I
81,759 !
15 |
!
81,868 |
94,099
133
12,098
w
12,2U
XI
1.146,179 I 1,375,761 l
' 3^,579 ;
37,444 I
408,870 !
491,684 j
229,584
8(;5
82,814
35 ! 1,591,628 I 1,934,891 I
313,263
19 |
15 j
284,456 |
6,703 i
9 |
1
4
22
299,834
6,773
305,607
15,378
70
32,624
37,994
62,961
89,128
1,031,367 : 1,052,184
5,370
26,167
20,817
291,159 I
15,448
6,288
163
1,133,077 I 1,185,594
52,517
6,125 |
89
2
93,857
H
O
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OP INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TER~
RITORIE S-~Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
Classification No. |
MAINE—Continued.
47
4S
49
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
54
55
56
58
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals
Fertilizers
.
Gas illuminating and heating
Oils and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
61
62
63
64
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
Stone, clay, and glass products—
Stone—.
Cement.
. . .
Marble and stonework.
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
Allother
.
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
f—!
7
5
$57,477
$47,949
$9,528
$157
2
$4,948
$6,095 !
$1,147
7
5
57,477
47,949
9,528
157
2
4,948
6,095
1,147
j~
u
'
rr
1
151,446
116,931
34,515
690
2
329,328
261,137
68,191
1,364
6
5
5
247,286
43,944
198,278
41,396
49,008
2,548
10
6
105,430
95,911
33
19
877,434
10
5
2
1
2
23
14
j
. . .
Total, chemicals and allied products
59
60
Number of
corporations.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
u
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted
. . . .
All other.
Total, liquors and beverages
50
51
5?
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
.
3,340
986
51
2
1
1
1
1
3
89,141
9,251
5,618
114 529
28
3,889
92,481
9,311
5,619
164,604
1,221
4,203
11,519
232
4
8
56,408
61,664
io
2
5,256
711,653
165, 781
3,323
14
278,872
339,113
60,241
3,593
546,022
2,785
464,537
808
81,485
17
1,630
1
5
681
263,784
17,826
321)329
17,145
57,545
116,474
85,575
96,275
71,945
20,199
13,630
316
183
2
24,763
27,471
2,708
1
27
23i
204
9
289,255
366,857
77,602
751,664
635,542
116,122
2,146
' 60
1
50,075
1,193
314
£
^
S
g
c
70
Metals and metal products other than iron and s t e e l Smelters. .
Manufactures
...........
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicj'cles...........
Carriages and wagons.
—
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron |
and steel
|
Miscellaneous industries—
I
Toba3co
Agricultural implements
.......
!
E lectncal machinery
!
Musi2&i instruments, pianos, organs, e t c . . . . . . . . . . . |
Rub ber goods
.....
|
Fur goods
Shipbui ding
...............................i
Bui ding construction
|
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, !
tunae.s, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
.j
Engineering
|
All other
..
!
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical in- j
dustrias
,...,,
... j
Total, public utilities.
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks.
Trust companies
Total, banks.
7,242,847
1,204,464 I
30,237 {
6,664
2,498 !
23,409 !
1,243,863
24,197
2,189
11,423
45,076
17,188
299
11,574
216,075
37,504
146,659
52,212
133 I
50 I
i
2 !
3 !
482 384
186 609
1,123 495
98,995 I
25,503 i
443,168 i
1,997
510
8.857
6
4,271,900
3,362,906
908,994 |
462 !
85,576,584
68,355,530
17,221,054
56
23
15
17
73
6
65
40
6,565,780
23,340,432
4,591,516
2,331,792
'856,711
259,913
216,952
1,141,219
5,334,932
19,784,672
3,932,111
1,203,766
600,830
250,425
160,153
859,888
1,230,848
3,555,760
659,405
1,128,026
255,881
7,488
56,799
271,331
39,302,315 i
32,136,777
7,165,538
3,381,068
'584,795 !
3,628,523 j
2,485,474
441,946
2,732,665
7,594,386
5,660,085
581,379 |
212,112
1,566,663 I
68 I
j
I
j
|
I
|
I
|
298
44 |
41 j
119 I
114 I
!
!
i
895,594
142,849
895,858 !
1,934,301
183,026 j
106,170 I
36,367
53,958
18,642 |
20,062
1,420
217,513 j
309,258
91,745
1,227
"*i,*227
605 j
44
171
902
343
6
231
4,323
750
18 I
6
28
652
8,486,710
!
I
!
i
36, 693
59,389
196,934
52, 281
6 613
29, 320
802 751
386, 437
i\
Public utilities:
E lectrio and gas lighting and power companies.
Rai roads, steam
Railways, e.ectnc, citv and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies...
All other.
7,057,131
63,045
115,778
6,893
38,882 [
70,812
242,010
69,469
6,912
40,894
1,018,826
423,941
5
3 !
j
8,281,595 i
96,262 I
122,442
9,391
18,134 j
337,789 I
7 I
2 |
21 |
17,391
2,857
17,434 j
37,682
236.148
6J640
. 57,482
359,447
190 j 15,407,977
101 j 4,006,649
39,241 j
3
21,418
50,416
580
242,112
7,958
89,118
5,964
1,318
31,636
412., 249
52,802
a
w
in,353.385
84,392
1,701,£90
497,863
229,490
135,485
2,995
46,472
1,308,362
68,
11,
22,
4,
136,582
!
13,838 I
45,339 j
131,
M79.
995!
243'
5,155,302
47,358
478; 332
497, 289
14, 509
45,815
41
588
781
a
g
1,148,713
46,852
7,611
""85,"7is'
"*96,'834
ii'iie
124,959
143,686
18,727
to
CO
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
CD
fcO
(Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
MAINE—Continued.
I Total
I num| ber of
j corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES
Banks and insurance companies—Continued.
Insurance companies—•
Life
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
.
ill other
.
Total, merchandising c o m p a n i e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . !
104
105
$461,914
....
16
Net income.
$55,818
27,120
2,574
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
8,155,304
6,135,332 |
2.019,972 j
39,406 j
6
85,671 I
1,724
12
96
83
51
35
8
92
49
30
22
688,923
6,523,598
598; 614
425,728
1,999,716
575,567
4,421,469
414,900
370,138
1,729,133
113,356
2,102,129 I
183,714 i
55,590 j
270,583 !
1.906 |
41.393 '
3; 668
1,126 I
5,381
4
4
34
21
13
277 j
201 |
10,236,579
7,511,207
2,725,372 j
53,474
76
.| 1,470
•2,757,803 I 2,837,736 I
79,933
2,882,702 i 2,981,422 j
98,660
232,239 j
42,036 '
238,127 I
265,327 I
262,563 I
254,264
49,730
830,891
295.090
282,260
21,262,692
782 i
21,262,692
1,949 ! 167,998.563
!
13,113,738
308
380
8,148,954 1
156,996
13,113,738
8,148,954
156,996 I 688
129,685,789
38,312,774
744,773 1,135
22,025
7,694
r,92, 764
29,763
19,697
1,040,292 I 1,712,235
;
782
i79,933
H
o
159 i
159~i ~l53~i
13,317 |
Deficit
$2,757,803 I $2,837,736
13,476
475,247
Total
deductions.
Gross
income.
$1,117
553
"52!
560,918
Grand total for the State of M a i n e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,084
$517,732
27,120
2,590
Total
deductions.
39 j
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere I
provided for
1,090
Corporations—inactive
....
j 380
Total, miscellaneous c o m p a n i e s , . . . . . . . . . . . .
Gross
income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
1
40 I
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Who'esa'e jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
Number of
corporations.
2 )
33 |
3 !
Total, insurance companies
99
100
101
102
103
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
671,943
j "" ""
1,770,868 j 2,494.969
298 I
14^283
1,771,166 I 2,509,252 |
26,270,026 I 30,206,459
724,101
13,985
738,086
3,936,433
a
o
1
2
?
4
j
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming .
»
« -J
Florists and fruit growers....
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..i
Stook raisins'
.!
Forest and lumber not provided for els?where
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry. „..,. ..!
Extraction of minerals:
5
Coal mines
i
Copper mines....
,
*"!
Gold and silver and nreoions mpt^ls
7
""!
K
Iron mines.......
i
9
Lead and zinc mines
............................. 1
Quarries...............
10 !
Oil, gas, and salt wells..
!
All o t h e r . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Total, extraction of minerals..
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s Butter, cheese, and m i l k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
13 j
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
14 |
and v e g e t a b l e s ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
15 I
Oleomargarine,.................................... j
Slaughtering and meat picking, and meat products, i
16 |
Bread and bakery p r o d u c t s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
17|
Coffee and spices
...............................!
18 I
Flour mills and grist m i l l s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
....
19 !
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
20 I
molasses.
j
ases.................
Beet s u g a r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
21 j
Confectionery and ice cream.
22 j
Food preparations, all other.
23 [
i
27 :
16 i
4I
172,655
108,652
2,174
805,097
605,573
199,524
3.993
29
20,259,372
9,981,072
12,399,507
3.970,614
7,859, 865
6,010,458
157,197
120,209
11
i :
j
8\
4 ;
4 !
4!
19 j
~84~i
46 !
609
1,098,101
45,241
' - - • • i
1,714,664 !
33,129,059
254
355
2,808
1,948
i~s1
137,784
35,726
l,05S, 968
4, 304, i
1.258,491
5,221
1,873
199,525
917
1,873
102,
1 l
1 i
86,39P
27,379
5 .......j
1
843,419
30,463 i
1,391,408 I
254,682 I
14,778 |
353,256 i
5,093 !
296 I
7,067 |
18,635.766 I
14,493.293 !
289,867 !
811,751
692,689 j
119,062 I
2,381 |
55 |
9
4
12
38 i
301,805 !
31,978 !
126,146 j
369,980 ;
40,495
149,124
1,523.201 j 1,825,184
68.175
8,517
22,978
301,983
I
5,273,093
4,146,860 |
1,126,233 I
22,517 |
4
14
846,445
4,173,520
766,523
953,206
700,053
1,745,906
553,112
571,211
146,392
427,614
213,411
381,995
699,005
693,766
""2," 929"!
5,610 I
4,267 |
7,477 j
!
80 |
14,845 |
22,426 J
7,581
ow
126,890 i
4,184 i
196 i
55,304 !
88,482 i
7,435 I
165,124 i
4,684 :
4,103 j
59,994
90,195
12,456
38,234
500
3,907
4,690
3,713
5,021
i
o
o
i
70
1 !.
9 i
10 |
I
i
j
I
[
Total, food and kindred products.
Textiles and their p r o d u c t s Carpets and r u g s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cordage and t w i n e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cot ton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit g o o d s . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods.
5 I
$30,397
104,581
H
4 I
5
15
j
$23,
77, 202 |
...1
858 i
281,307
29 !
11
13 I
$527
1,292
5 j
40 !
1 !
1 i
$26,325
64,547
11 !
20
" i
S222,103
210,815
$248,4°8
275,362
49 1
5
i
!
8 I
16 !
|
l
12
27,080
100,211
4,962.061
5,465
767,067
217,687
393,441
18,877
60,313
!, 517,790
4,984
659,571
176,364
286,689
5,239 I
469,739
53,661
9,382 !
1,073 i
2,943,346
55,716 !
8,203
39,898
2,444,271
481
107,496
41,323
106,752
164
798
48,886
10
2,150
827
2,135
15 :
1'
1 i
2 i
i !
i i
4 i
13 !
258,891 j
350,417 j
9 ,526
279,921
449,143 I
303.576 i
647,035 |
23,655
197,892
40 I 1,283,291 ! 1,660,010
376,719
!
j
1
2
1
18,094 j
152,524 1
964 |
I
29,852
158,126
1,815
11,758
5,602
851
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
Classification No,
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
MARYLAND—Continued.
31
32
?3
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
C/2
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Textiles and their products—Continued.
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
Allother
H
9
9
12
9
4
10
6
$3,825,526
361,670
1,074,006
4,570,514
$3,075,065
336,710
797, 556
3,572,140
$750,461
24,960
276,450
998,374
$15,409
477
5,530
19,317
2
3
$122,351
330,181
254,664
$125,555
381,417
263,538
#3,204
51,236
8,874
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces, steel works, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
Ail other woodworking establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather andfinishedproducts—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and slues
All other
64
50
16,304,728
11,506,059
4,798,669
95,703
14
878,778
960,303
SI, 525
7
81
6
53
111,615
14,911,696
84,628
11,545,012
26,987
3,366,684
539
64,389
1
28
47,916
507,329
50,782
694,429
2,866
187,100
88
59
15,023,311
11,629,640
3,393,671
64,928
29
555,245
745,211
189,966
26
11
27
l8
7
22
1,478,171
756,242
1,549,171
1,169,893
639,469
1,393,385
308,278
116,773
155,786
6,004
2,249
3,072
8
4
5
226,975
38,209
48,519
252,372
54,998
68,583
25,397
16, 789
20,064
64
47
3, 783,584
3,202, 747
580,837
11,325
17
313,703
375,953
62,250
9
7
4
9
5
2
1,253,759
520,415
81,746
605,148
398,325
72,038
648,611
122,090
9,708
12,914
*,36d
195
2
2
1,760
34,531
2,561
3V3S
801
4,207
Total, leather and finished products
20
16
1,855,920
1,075,511
780,409
15,475
4
36,291
41,299 !
5,003
U2
a
a
w
o
c
43 I
44 !
45 !
46
Paper and p r i n t i n g Paper and wood p u l p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Manufactures of paper...
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (en- j
gravinsr, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type I
founding, etc.)- - . . . . . . . . .
J
Total, paper and printing.
47
48
49
,
Liquors and beveragesDistilled. . . . . . . . . . .
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages.
56
57
58
Chemicals and allied products—
( hemicals
Fertili '.ers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined.
Soap
All other
59 i
60 |
61 |
62 !
63 I
64
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
.,...,..
ClayBrick and tile
.
.
Pottery, terra cjtta, fire clay, etc.
All other
Glass and glass products
50 I
51 !
52 |
53
I
3
16
107
134
.
Total, chemicals and allied products..
65 i
GO
67
68
69
70
291
8,005,839
6,702,358
1,303,481
25,384
1,100,124
2,532,899
90,759
852,952 !
2,203,369 !
85,081 !
247,172
329,530
3,723,782 j
3,141,332 j
582,400 |
!
I
j
j
!
i
417,430
2,173,371
2,329
451,037
41,245
591,266
157,327
956,576
1,353,485
172
257,795
66,728
614,286
98,873
33
622,321 |
35,487 |
39,234 j
3,747
36 i
657,808 !
735,329 j
78,521
338,801 !
2,346,436 j
241,494 |
420,975 i
2,410,919 j
262,189 I
84,174
64,483
20,695
4,939
6,571 I
113 I
11,623 I
18,740
23,684
3
4,040
1,335
11,888
1,211
331,883
221,479 |
110,404
7,511,853
4,055,534 |
3,456,319
63, 065
3,226,790 !
1,513,503 !
3,041,341 i
1,401,224 j
!
809,579 !
143,848 i
185,449
112,279
3,709
2,246
2, 457
340
14,236 I
2,164 I
697,095 i
28 | 2,924,731 j 3,094,0
74,774
169,352
6
3
3
!
103, 185 1
85, 833 i
17, 839
118,802
S9,162
21,772
15.617
3,329
3,933
2
4
13, 827 |
45, 063 |
16,360
49,561
2,533
4,498
1 i
14 |
10,917 !
67,046 |
11,627 i
102,669 |
710
35,623
343,710 |
409,953 ;
66,243
153,479 |
107,188 !
i
696,639 I
14,259 j
79,124 i
5,253 i
174,462 I
115,236 I
j
794,992 i
21,636 |
79,320 I
8,845 !
20,983
S, 048
33
CJ
1,129,522 |
828,560 |
122,809
IS,157
300,962
6,964,208 j
6,224,552 |
739,656
7,164,002 I
7,437,220 I
33,122
394,370 I
4,620,396
5,580,382
28,081
351,296
2,543,606
1,856,838
5,041
43,074
50,872
36,866
101
862
15,028,714 i
10,580,155 \
4,448,559
88,701
932,388 I
162,005 I
10 |
loi
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons.
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
2,521 !
8,335 i
14,237
14,494
1,374,006
3,526,856
2,501
708,882
107,973
1,205,552
254,200
12
126,070 j
416,720 !
746,197 I
110,074
124,568 j
49
Total, stone, clay, and glass products.
242,750 ;
1,249,697 !
5,099,837 I
1,666,417
5,846,034
61
484
27 i 1,055,942 j 1,194,491
132,429
67,484
6,157
55,751
261,821
I
I
i
j
219,561
83,580 !
6,460 I
69,448 I
379,049
O
98,353
7.377
196
3,592
138,549
87,132
16,096
303
13,697
117,228
to
TABLE 10a.—COBPOBATION INCOME TAX- DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES. FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
CO
(Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
M AR YLAND—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES
81
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction: contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
|
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Net income. | Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
$16,890
11,090
121
1
§43,258
5543,551
$293
Ul
417,981
35,475
83,922
76,167
3,520
12,233
1,524
70
246
5
505,728
545,870
40,142
7,900
58,359
7,900
42,519
O
7,344
49,144
738,482
859,766
797,856 j 890, C28
136,596 I 166,752
723,428
1,269,247
41,800
121,284
1,862,935
1,345,786
767,220 |
1,175,898 I
1,095,715 j
169,888 I
21,910
3,400
33
9
98
20
3
GG
1,862,187
146,214
G, 407,710
1,G99,955
74,801
4,985,545
162,232 |
71,413 j
1,422,171 i
3,245 I
1,283 |
26,645 i
215
135
12,278,110
9,263,687
3,014;429 !
58,344 I
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical in- j
1,014
dustries
G92
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies.
Railroads, steam.
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
,
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
Allother
Total, public utilities.
|
43
22 I
12 |
25
28
32
11
8
19
21
22 j
123
275 |
192
Deficit.
494,148
38,995
102,155
5
25
,
Total
deductions.
$17,980
8
42
Total, miscellaneous industries
Gross
income.
107,702,186 j 81,660,410 j 26,041,776 j
9,459,335
14,852,648
12,223,
10,594, y»y
403,621
7,983,038
12,684,498
10,103,062
12;379,621 I
295,066 I
1,470,297
2,168,150
2,120,915
4,215,368
108,555
9,082,753
10,283,207
8,479,122
9,266,015
72,900,530
61,196,422 I
i
!
i
!
i
504.500
1
2 I
1
15,840 j
2,968,532
3,891,217
322 ; 11,279,852 13,487,5
Ul
o
92,772
30,156
545,819
o
o
922,D85
g
2,208,046
22,836
43,364
42,417
52,263
2,164
33,744
2,318,048
21,735
67,039
32,191
45,C53
2,672,641
25,123
77,313
37,895
11,909
353,f>93
3,388
10,274
5,704
603,631
1,017,192
12,073
19,750
32,762
617,212
146,824
766,638
114,002
149,426
11,704,108 I
194,867
3,123,331
3,772,087
648,756
83
jj
Banks and Insurance companies.
Banks—
Natrnal banks
90
91
92
Savings banks and State b a n k s - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Trust c o m p a n i e s . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . !
Total, banks,
114 j
27'
Insurance companies—
Life...............
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
All other
93
94
95
96
97
9S
4;
48, 593
8,562
363
3,835
59
3
57, 518
3,897
1,977,282, 2,081,816]
2 : 2,401,/75 j 2,468,569 !
24,113,389
Total, insurance companies
22,837,823 I
104,534
"66," 794
1,275,7
Grand total, banks and insurance companies.....
99
100
101
102 j
103 !
|
Merchandising companies:
Department stores,
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants,
266,243
776,559
750,767
147,631
|
I
:
i
54,126
159,618
150,240
8,352
W
H
O
02
Total, mechandising companies
104 j All other corporations of everv description no* <
provided for.-..
. . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . / ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...| 1,509 j 1.121 !i 172,196,600 ! j 149,402,810
Corporations—inactive.
..„„....„..,....
476 j
a
105
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of Maryland
j 1.985 | 1,121 ! 172,196,600 j 149,402,810 j
4,039 ; 2,581
443,382,103 j 356,098,100"|
22,793,790
425,977
8^28ToO3~ ~1,658,036
1,455
25,604,140 ! 30,268,153 j 4,664,013
MAS SACHUSETTS.
1 i
2i
' I
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers....
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere.
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
63
93
15
23 j
,. \ 194
99 |
$3,211,241
52,697,393
100,159
1,115,698
SI, 554,937
44,016,497
93,061
951,338
$1,655,304
8,680,899
7,098
154,362
133,128 I
173,206
142
3,088
32 !
43
11
$142,187 !
240.717 !
13;920 I
410.026 !
57,124,494
48,625,831
10,498,663
209,554 |
95 |
806,850 |
$303,770
459.29f)
63J061
455,122
$161,583
218.573
49;141
45,098
474,893
co
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
(Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 19IB.]
MASSACHUSETTS—Continued.
c
TNDUSTRIES.
i Total
I num! ber of
; corl porai tions
I report' i
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
j Num-1
ber of I Gross
Normal ' II cortax.
income.
j pora-
Total
deductions.
I tions.
j
j Deficit,
j
i
j
H
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
<i old and silver and precious metals
I ron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
15
18
19
20
21
22
23
j
!
!
j
!
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
*...
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
i
Coffee and spices
|
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and moi
lasses
I
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
T o t a l , food a n d k i n d r e d p r o d u c t s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
i
!
I
16
46
16
2
14
16
9
74
11 j
27 I
4 !
§3,855,883
94,912,039
5,335^200
$2,159,887 !
54,518,484 I
1,933,466 !
9
7
7
22
16 748, 866
875, 145
238, 629
7, 472, 772
7,775,694
816.283
106^064
4,190,045
8,973.172 I
58', 862 i
132,555 !
3,282,727 1
129,439,534 j
71,499,903
57,939,631 '
3,466,976
3,202,515
984,361
32,261
10,747,222
1,886,746
1,078,383
172,873
727,394
30,859
7,536,911
1,582,949
815,524
107,504
255,967 I
1,402 !
3,210,311
303,797
262,839
65,369 I
64,004 i
5,902 I
5; 257 .
35
1,676,769
10,779
7,081,634
8,198,958
1,553,994
10,676
5,754,362
6,910,334
122,775 i
103
1,327,272
1,286,624
1,994
2
26,544
25,634
159 I
35,334,942 I
28,233,022
193
19
1
12
21
2
4
3!
1
44 I
249
$1,697,016
40,393,555
3,401,734
264,461 !
7,101,920
$33,943
800,765
57,897
179,485 :
1.176 i
2; 650 j
65,519 I
1,141,435
19
12
2
•>
2
4
9
>
9
,104,
712,
1,
211,
722,
52
-,450'
106
>, 472,
297,478
687,145
033,145
4,397 !
253,689 I
832.550! !
32^178
837,454 i
-548,327
582,872
320,911
2,906
45,378
110.214
Hi 102
387,269
6,981,036
1,5:)8,979
4,462
298,894
370,454
71,580
5,137!
100,800
14,893
136,803
397,630
116,402
22,317
162,211
455,076
15,602
7,424
25,40S
58,446
230,545
274,249
43,704
1,747,204 1,947,582
608,758 I 774,628
3,535,527 j 4,123,919
200,378
165,870
28 I
3
18 i
1.303 I
140,267
90
588,392
O
c
3
o
o
26
27
28
29 !
30 |
31
32 !
33
34
Textiles and their p r o d u c t s Carpets and rugs
Cordage and t w i n e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
...............
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
35
35
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills..
Foundry and machine shops.......
.......
37
38
39
10
12
209
18
31
11
136
35
51
53
108
8
8
198
12
26
9
113
26
35
41
92
6,393,550
3,466;532
182,609,505
1,140,521
8.582,951
5,469,698
70,703,633
4,306;951
2,876,849
11,878,945
32,803,366
6,285,112
2.180,545
139,261,007
1,073,895
7,359,408
3,578,232
45,876,982
3,721.985
2,338,527
8,971,635
22,887,998
108.438 I
1,285', 987 !
43,348,498 \
65,626 \
1,203,543 '
1,891,466 !
24,826,651 !
584,966 !
540,322 j
674
568
330,212,501
243,533,326
86,679,175 |
48
591
39
447
9,213,973
106,410,205
5,426,572
70,506,942
787,401
35; 903,263
63,602
696,336
UA
9
71, 162
7, 152, 690
87, 588
9,123, 906
16,426
1,971,216
Total, iron and steel products..
639
486
115,624, 178
75,933,514
39, 693,664
759,938
153
7, 223, 852
9,211, 494
1,987,642
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
.Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
24
56
125
13
46
93
2,095, 391
9,467, 484
9,981, 845
1,842,935
5,999,398
8,043,888
252,456
3,468,086
937,957
4,756
67,150
37,710
32
11
10
455, 785
137, 120
731, 618
590, 794
165,669
874,299
135,009
28,549
142,681
205
152
21,544, 720
15,886,221
5,658,499
109,616
53
L 324, 523
1,630, 762
306,239
94
221
100
85 |
172 |
7S
30,823,103
93,433,073
10,355,896
21,349,879 |
77, S01,381
0,071,2: ?C
224
15, 032 292
284 600
180. 770
284, 754
si; 707
9 !
217,803 1
345,S6G !
4fl!
5,917,3181 0,472,438 j
28 I
597,920 j
08!, 90* j
!2S,0U3
ooi, L20
87,048
421 j
335
29,390,170 j
553,237 |
80 I 0,733,101 I 7,503,272 !
770,171
20
155
42S>
15
12,319,760
133 ! 61,403,910
32.780,329
288
5,008,979
15,057,234 i
4,080,067
100.181
297'. 24 2
77; 578
Total, textiles and their products
Total, lumber and its manufactures
to
Leather and finished ^rodnn!?—
Leather, tanned, curried, and
Boots and shr.es..
A11 o t her
finished
I
\
.... J
j
Total, leather and finishod products.
43
44
4")
46 i
Total, paper a n d p r i n t i n g . . . .
47
48 |
49
.j
Pap?r and printing—
Paper and wood pulp
Manufacturcs oi paper
Criming; and publishing
Industries relating to print in c and publishing fangraving, stereotyping, and eiectrotypmg, type
founding, etc )
.'....
L i q u o r s a n d beverages—
' Distilled
. .\.
Malted.
All otner
Total, liquors and beverages..
,
.......
2,907,310 !
9,915,368 |
1,267 !
25,715 ?
S37.841 :
1,264
17,739 \
37,730 {
437,219 !
11,313 i
10,593 !
57,248 I
193,304 '
2
4
11
6
5
2
23
9
16
12
16
70,409 I
144,325
120,834
90,240 !
353.699
247,941 !
1,793,278 ! 1,864,547
228,316 ;
242,655
10,421 !
14,859
2,751,755 I 3,667,458
245,836
215,696 I
353,939
293,796 I
467,646
448,619 !
511,722
367', 301 |
6,517,772 j 7,987,520 j
1,631,233
73,916
30,594
105,758
71,269
14,339
4.438
915;703
30.140
60;143
19,027
144,421
1,469,748
a
CP
o
134,612,672 1 105,222,496!
7,310,781
40,346,676
28.699,662
• - »
40
24
2,822,180
2S,,ISO
5,519
! .44
460
100,320,179
24,431,006
4S0,5:>0
6
16
26
15
'4
3,023.804
12,051,300
1,44", 990
872,0'57
2.280.880
2Q4.017
••"<?
35
17, 1?5, :»74
13,0-8,310 !
3,440,904
PS,371
3
o
o
5 I 415,004 i 410,322 I
1,228
22 I 291,200 ! 301,271 |
70,011
141 I 4,20?;300 j 5,222,249 j 1,014,859
448,042
1841
4*7,695
39,653
5,301,780 ! 0,4^7,5:47 1 1.125,761
1 j
12 I
191.947
223,512
13 I
345,183 1
135,]91
2-1,417
1.°., Q44
37,875
51 no
to
cc
TABLE 10a.~CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TER- to
RITORIE S—Continued.
o
Classification No.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
MASSACHUSETTS—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
50
5°
53
* i
r ;
57
5S
59
GO
61
G4
Chcixii.-als and allied proddci.s—
Chemicals.
t'er'iizors
Gas, illumina-injr ar.<i hoating
Oils, and oi! D r uducis... .
Pnten« ii'pvlio:^»s
Petroleum rciined
Soap
.'
Ail other
. .
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stono. clay, and ghss products—
StoneCement
Marble and s'onc v, o-k
Ciav*Potterv,
Brick ard
tilecotta,
terra
fire clny, etc
Al! othVr
Glass and glass products
Total, ston^, clav, and glass oroducts
05
06
C7
08
C9
70
Metals and metal products other than iron and stool—
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcyclrs, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars etc )
Allother
Total, metals and metal products other than
iron and ste^l .
0Q
$4,1G1,3GG
217 557
1,172.778
441,690
1,637,417
1 448 52^
149 ?37
1 674' 9%
9,567,944
$4,156,929
41,754
36?, 158
166,085
844,830
016,911
?4 0*>7
33S,791
5,965,56/
$88,951
G89
7,189
2,920
Hi, 891
11 631
480
6 627
105.098
$19
2
1
3
4
15
jS3
$8,Cl«, 295
259 211
1,531,936
607,775
2,482,247
2.065 439
173 ?64
2 013 7^1
15,533.51!
280
194
3--t, 288,559
20,471,507
12,817,052
.'40,476
10
71
6
40
869,428
4,716,433
537,423
'A, 569,64S
332,005
1,116,785
26
1C
s
r>3
11
9
1,494,512
337.035
195 454
834,311
1,290,582
'976,170
82 033
517,231
132
80
8,447,173
10
207
07
15
8
2
7
152
42
13
0
1
309
221
53
5
7
30
37
2
17 •
123
34
4
4
4
26
22
9
$190,813
3 ^12
20,952
112,183
8» 329
$28«, 123
17 4-w
5 557
38,569
117,538
121 529
$97,310
13 GS4
936
17,617
5,355
3",°00
40
1 381
277.371
2 4'J8
359,03 b
i 057
81,665
86
C95,402
950,28'-
254,soi
6,640
22,931
4
31
14,9S7
964;970
27,1«9
1,115,594
12,202
150,624
203,920
60,859
113,421
287,080
4,080
1,143
2 ?09
5', 654
10
2
3
2
322,^56
4,950
41 355
30,782
378,166
10 971
43 370
35,084
55,910
6,303,103
2,144,070
12,717
52
1,379,300
1,(40,374
231.074
10,064,418
24,701.026
10,243; 450
1,766,283
1,438,012
38,892
2,966,448
17,520,921
8,581,185
1,509,992
1,210,816
35,845
7,097,970
7,180', 105
1,662,265
256,291
227,190
3,047
141,959
138,094
29,055
4,208
3,628
61
3
55
25
2
2
091,003
2,095,978
2,170,225
15,208
16,760
24,419
782 4?5
2,624,856
2,968,470
23 158
03,080
71,910
91,422
528,878
798,215
7,950
46.320
47,491
48,252,081
31,825,207
317,005
88
5,013,593
6,533,899
1,520,306
16,426,874
2 015
4,302
H
H
O
3
o
o
71
72
73
8
76
*>
77
I 79
so!
81 !
Miscellaneous industriesT o b a c c o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4i
,.........,.... -,,
Agricultural i m p l e m e n t s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Electrical m a c h i n e r y . . . . . . . , . . , , * „ . .„,.„.»»*,*-.** -
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, e t c . . . . . . . . . .
Rubber goods
................................
Fur g o o d s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Shipbuilding......................................
Building construction.......
Construction;
contracting (pavements, roads,
tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)---.-..'
Engineering.........................'.............
All o t h e r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Total, miscellaneous i n d u s t r i e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
94
•47
49
25
Total, banks..
Total, i n s u r a n c e c o m p a n i e s . . . . . , . , , = . . . . . . . , , .
<Jrand t o t a l , b a n k s a n d i n s u r a n c e c o m p a n i e s .
I
230
6.0'-*2,344 i 5,355,524 !
3,322,408
2,516,499 !
39.608,551 ! 29,810,325 ;
529
93,543,902
72,814,047
402,194 i
292; 584 |
717,600 ;
583,324 S
5,959,511 i
2;702 !
854,162 !
636,823 j
*,04
5,852
14,227
11,641
112,723
37
17,081
12,661
676.820
805,903
9.79*,226
13,393
16,121 '
J73,045 '
45
22
111
4.018,452
ol4.637
2.^5,')10
1,659,287
707,743
3,272,21s
3S7.2(Vs
20,729.^55
3S4,S25 '
310
17,W2,505
19/J79.7S9
2,377,2s I
55.732,910
66.41b,060
JO,tfK3.150
969
251 805
i95,055
159,640
79,1S7
197, 2s9
3,277
7,365
48, S6t»
. _
157 : 140 I
49 i 44 i
60 ! 43 i
18 I
33 |
39
45
15 ! 10 I
31 ! 24 !
212 | 140 i
|
602 i
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks.
Savings banks and State bankvS....
Trust c o m p a n i e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
insurance companies—Life
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
.
Casualty
„
Fidelity and s u r e t y . . . . . . . . . . . .
Allother.........*.............
1,049,570 \
491,158 ;
3,552,985 S
3,021,035 •
21,345,588 !
58,951 {
884,383 I
4,728,029 I
4,440 | 3,219 ; 947,312,1M . 69*. 795,866 1 248,516,315
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies........
Railroads, s t e a m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , ^ . . . . . . . . . &.
Railways; electric, city and suburban. . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . * '
Steamship transportation c o m p a n i e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Waterworks.................. 1 ........................
Express companies
......
.
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies . . . . . . . . . . . .
AU other.........:.........,........;....,.....
,
15 ! 1,451,764
783,742
4;
4,270,585
36
3,604,359
23
27.305,099
50
61,653
2
1,738; 545
7
5,364,852
88
S39
Grand tctal, manufacturing and mechanical
industries.................... .'„ , . . . . „ . . . ,
Total, public utilities
60
35
75
4
11
136
48.829,471
78,297,896
57;398,167
10,997,641
780,258
676,449
27,193,165
10,627.443
j
;
;
!
I
j
•'
;
458 | 234,800,490 | 188,994,428
161 i 26.140,632 !
275 !
33,769,967 I
62,763,288
53,235,238 ='
8,993,957 !
495,484
654,201 I
20,270', 268 I
8,812,025 I
252 !
43 I
2
l\
340,873
365,703
216,165
262,045
752,567 1
896,823
1,050,531 ! 1,165", 606
479,592 i
727.604 i
18,723 I
20;011
69,049 j
81.427
7,156,906 I 7,821,322
l,72S,205 | 1,221
_
_
r_
15,059,504
15,534,608 ;
4,162,929 <
2,003,684 j
284,774
22,248 :
6,922,897
1,815,418 ;
271. 204
308; 689
655
074
40,07400
446
138, 340
34 i517
i
!
i
!
!
!
i
!
45,806,062
874,325 ;
j
17
5
17
15
6
5
7
72
H
630, V*14
92,165
^16,47-3
751,45s
31,193 '
127,H36 l
701,023
1,973,596
144 '• 5,127,65s
745,106 I
22 859,584 |
17,121,831 I
460,386 I
17.675,216 I
9,018,801 I
284,720 i
5,184,368 i
179,819 I
4,437 ;
101,071 !
10 !
2i
11 !
l92,«i70
465
•OU.320
49,745,322 j
35,257,433 j
14,487,889 I
285,327 (
23 i
734,455
31,977,530
14,769,855
796,603
13,336,312
31,571,264 j
13,028,154 ;
406,266
1,741,701
796,603
1,311,616
12,024,696 !
8,126 i
24,830
45,880
144,256
115,075
248,012
1,288
12,378
B64,416
•37. 470
135, 201
749, SS9
2,202, 996
n, 047,737 92D,079
85 j
77
60,880,300
se,624, 114
4,256,186 !
329
110,625,622
91, 881, 547
18/744,075 j
4 I 47 4 40. J20 52,307,112
2, Io9
104,02f.
193,07^
i.stiti,992
34,834 i ......!..
•
15,924 I
!......
.,
.
26,234 j
3 i 232,112 2,057,236
1,825,124
........I
1 5,134,595 • 5,52.3,3X4
:JSS, 789
85,118 I
370,445
CO
5
o
2.624
45i 340
....... j .
360 |
H
8 | 52,806,827 . 59,887,732
7,080,905
31 | 53,541,282 ; 00,815,265 , 7,273,9*3
53
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
to
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.}
MASSACHUSETTS—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
100
101
102
103
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies.
Hotels and restaurants..
Total, merchandising companies.
104
105
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of Massachusetts..
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING N E T INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
3
I
38
447
121
104
108
49
531
207
219
169
1,175
4,882
1,427
$13,627,245
45,426,402
3,866,492
6,988,378
15,299,789
818 j
65,436,651 I
SI, 930,828
14,370,272
1,363,486
889,079
1,217,990
$33,292
274, 783
26,393
17,511
23,801
115
61
$1,872,687
1,542,271
615,278
4,020,856
3,134,451
$2,035,443
2'037 973
835,443
4,433,527
3,377,636
$162,756
495,702
220,165
412,671
243,185
19,771,655
375,780
357 I 11,185,543
12,720,022
1,534,479
141,974,420
66,227,261
1,227,840 ! 1,542 | 21,544,327
I 1,427 !
3,346
27,206,308
32,675
5,661,981
29,329
141,974,420
66,227,261
1,227,840
2,969
27,238,983
5,691,310
8,350 1,772,712,308 1,305,208,646
467,503,662
8,927,594
4,923 1153,413,973 181,500,346
28,086,373
3,340
208,201,681
'
6,309 I 3,340
13,273
85,208,306
$11,696,417
31,056,130
2,503,006
6,099,299
14,081,799 i
208,201,681
21,547,673
MICHIGAN.
!
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere.
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry.
208 1
$436,492
554,718
21,065
3,917,150
$359,180
378,749
18,825
2,973,049
$77,312
175,969
2,240
944,101
$1,481
3,167
45
18,882
4,929,425
3,729,803
1,199,622
23,575
137
$206,179
444,503
24,036
1,069,699
$301,456
554,715
58,994
1,692,785
$95,277
110;212
34,958
623,086
1,744,417
2,607,950
863,533
o
a
o
Extraction of minerals:
Coal m i n e s . . . . . . . . . . . . ^ . . . . . .
...
C jpper mines.
Gold and silver and precious metals.
Iron mines.
Lead and zinc mines....
Quarries.
Oil, gas, and salt wells
Allother
Total, extraction of minerals..
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred prc ducts—
Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products
Bread and bakery products.
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
~
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
........
Total, food and kindred products.
Textiles and their products—
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton g?ods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods.
Men;s clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings..
Allother....
Total, textiles and their products.
35
36
iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills..
Voundry and machine shops
To
iron and steel products..
2,323,060
27,265,381
2,074,022 i
249,038
16,090,737 | 11,174,644
4,081
223,493
763,308
968,964
24,173
,034,397
3,750
255,180
72,528
266,650
789,335
1,318,611
41,362
3,184,f29
12,249
279,029
81,073
331,139
26,027
349,647
17,189
150,232
8,499
23,849
8,545
64,489
5,388,950
6,037,427
048,477
1,060,250
911,959
148,291
3,015
241,227
1,518,097
1,124,084
154,982 J
1,162,651
1,018,682 i
86,245
355,446
105,402
1,725
7,107
2,107
102
33,532,099
21,413,033 I
12,119,066 \
144
4,923,741
4,340,246
583,495 j
12,000
827,831
888,568
60,737
33
923,027
795,151
127,876 !
2,481
113,183
135,776 !
22,593
665,987
2,890,729
54,991
4,015,204
507,665
2,393,090
47,771
3,394,645
158,322
497,639 I
7,220 |
620,559
3,116
9,954
145
11,590
66,488
224,374
106,296 1
255,013
39,80^
30,639
543,455 |
568,915
*25," 460
72,580
10,469,246
1,093,786
14,827,234
38,419
5,527,799
983,671
12,949,058
34,161 |
4,941,447 1
110,115 !
1,878,176 !
642
64,981
2,204
37,395
39,936,525
30,977,515
8,859,010 I
144,508 1
22
164,800
6,701
3,587,751
110,742
6,700
2,786,663
54.058
' 1
801,088
1,082
1
15,391
10
13
25
19
20
610,507
1,605,969 I
1,758,025 j
2,896,293 1
536,087 I
424,907
1,263,261
1,526,290
2,262,526
367,531
185,600
342,708
231,735
633,767
168,556
3,518
6,604
4,715
12,485
3,374
117 !
11,166,133 |
8,748,620
2,417,513
47,170
51
12,625,068 j 10,392,103
62;
91,208,694 ( 67,064,384
485 ! 369
547 ! 420 103,833,762 | 77,456,487
2,232,965
24,144,310
43,054
468,579
26,377,275
511,633
347
240 j
241,528
1
60
2 I
15 I
32,527 j
444,242 j
56,290
669,830
107 i 2,252,100 J 2,680,688 !
23,763
225,588
4,586
4,586
17,569
4,678
172*582'
177,308
4,72'
46,734
54,170
581,878
332,092
308
52,723
72,019
686,789
380,840
1,715
5,989
17,849
104,911
4S,748
1,200,655
1,393,549 I
192,894
11
116
687,249
4,755,391
1,136,691
5,707,063
449,442
951,672
127
5,442,640
6,843,754
1,401,114
4
!!
m
5H
428,588
12,891
1
3 !
H
O
o
1,407
to
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
(Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.}
MICHIGAN—Continued.
Total
num-,
berof
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES
37 I
38
39
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments,
Total, lumber and its manufactures
,
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished.
Boots and shoes'.
All other
,
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET IN'COMK.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
141
39
115
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
$12,399,270
1,354,854
10,582,415
$10,184,135
1,198,133
8,522,617
$2,215,135
156,721
2,059,798
Normal
tax.
$45,254
2,335
40,557
88,146 i
4,122,350
690,911
476,340
2,792,770 !
253,509
140,215
55,896
4,928
2,799
8,476,095
5,289,601
3,186,494
63,623
13,845,580
15,676,289
18,434,577
9,970,695
10,902,965
15,358,390
3,874,885
4,773,324
3,076,187
76,963
95,391
61,092
Gross
income.
49 I $5,749,187
34 I 1,557,491
29
520,820
183
24,336,539 I
19,904,885 j
19 j
21 I
17 i
12
12
11
6,915,120
944,420
616,555
57 I
35
18
55
258
16
51
199
16
1,-293,739
1,055,018 |
238,721
4,776
5
352 I
282 j
49,250,185
37,287,068 I
11,963,117
238,222
70
1,792,002
14,732,523
442,631
1,702,023
12,075,760
393,053
89,979
2,656,763
49,578
1,800
52,603
992
363,431
59,618
16,967,156
14,170,836;
2,796,320
55,395
423,049
295
4,431,654
Number of
corporations.
112 i 7,827,498
Total
deductions.
$6,426,817
1,905,646 j
595,986 :
Deficit
$677,630
348,155
75,166
8,928,449 ; 1,100,951
81,232 | 131,624
866,163 j 1,076,111 !
175,896 j 186,338 i
22 i 1,123,291 I 1,394,073 j
50,392
209,948
10,442
270,782
Total, leather and finished products.
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing.
Liquors and beveragesDistilled.
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages.
65
56
11,401 j
22,901 !
1,054,182 i
1,026,381
! 1,550,666 | 1,674,434
11,500
27.801
123'. 768
358,814
12,805
2,934,457 j 3,110,331
175,874
346,009 I
377,418
62,544 j
13,987
2,926
16,913
o
o
I
60
51 ]
52 |
53 |
54 I
55 ]
56 |
57 I
58 ;
i
|
|
61 ;
62 •
63
6 4 •;
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals
Fertilizers.,................
Gas, illuminating and heat in;
Oils', and oil products.
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined..
Soap...
.....
All other
Total, chemicals and allied products....
Stone,clay, and glass products—
Stone—
Cement..
Marble and stone work...
ClayBrick and tile.
Pottery, terra cotta. fire clay, etc.
All other.
Glass and glass products.
....
Total, stone, clav, and glass products
!
65
66
67
6*
79
70 i
011,227
217,130
249,392
745,020
5,274,959
135,939
4,218,498
2,742,457
2,736,268
81,191
2,030,894
1,002,563
54,727 i
1,624 '
40,619 !
20.183 i
144,819
3,163
6,533
20,488 !
116,660
7,708
160,988
5,654
12,843
26,675
|
j
i
I
i
i
36,136 1
673,220
46,987
837,728 j
69.691
, 708
16,169
2,491
6,31!*
6;i87
10,851
164,50*
931,328 ! 1,215,243 j
2,366,434
169,003
498,694
763,435
\
. ...
1,988.960
146', 773
376,314
396,702
37^,474
22,235
122,380
366,733
7,550 I
446
2,448
7,318
369,744 i
198,791
33,541
29,232
448,683
200,912
50,160
30,017
78,939
2,151
16,619
785
128
Metais and metal products other than iron and a
Sme ters
6 j
Manufactures.
148
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles.
i 219
Carriages and wagons
........
............ j
19 I
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.}.
Ml other
I
2 i
1,775,641
34,880,591
305,357,249
2,813,951
1,086,072
1,103,008
880,967
22,976,035
173,074,791 !
1,514,641 I
857,591
711,210
894,674
11,904,556
132,282,458
1,299,310
228,481
• 391,798
17,893
237,473
2,604,692
25,979
4,570
5,877
17
10
24
11
6 i
7!
6i
61
5,598,852
2,825,498
3,990,973
3,244,281
7,795,637
940,631
2,696,622
2,586,996
4,823,815 i
2,425,357 |
2,673,044 1
2,252,897 I
7,001,733 !
667,605 :
2,111,432 !
1,906,418 |
775,037
400,141
1,317,929
991,384
793, P04
273,026
585,1P0
680,578
15,507
7,925
26,254
19,538
15,875
4,322
11,794
12,105
40 |
10
2,031,152
976,374
14,133,665
1,722,875 I
751,391
11,418,540
!
308,277 !
224,983 |
2,715,125 i
37,755,107
9,065,574 !
9,256,244 ! ll,140.9h8
131,600 j '118,271
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
73
74 '
75 i
76
77
78 j
79
SO I
81 !
Miscellaneous industrJ
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical m a c h i n e r y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, e t c . . . . . . . . . . .
Rubber goods
.....'....
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
.
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads,
tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
\./......'.........,
All other.
30 |
10
48
14
10
7
8
86
19 I
171 I
131 I
Total, miscellaneous industries
468 i 323 I 46,820,681
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,962 I 2,103
708,632,401
467,848,353 J 240,784,048
I
i
!
i
!
!
i
I
6,091 I
4,429 I
54,171 !
178,011 I
4,698,262 j
494,869 i
196,531 j
22,260 !
40
121,015
884,928
944,556
86,711
901,706
145 4,391,873
692,713 i
215,810 j
40,587 !
197,844
19,359
18,327
I 197,729 j
| 1,069,837 |
! 1,096,615 !
! 152,337 |
1,059,326 |
76,714
184, SOP
152,059
65,626
157,620
5,478,881 j 1,087,008
859 37,519,740 | 44,727,027 j 7,207,287
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
(Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
MICHIGAN—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
COBPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
G ross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
CO
89
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies.
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Total public utilities.
Banks and insurance CDmpanies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks .
Trust campanies
Total banks.
H
$20,750,877
20,372,438
22,236,958
5,762,490
141,965
$15,65^024
1«, 340,791
17,829,481
4,019,043
116,724
$5,032,853
2,031,647
4,457,477
1,713,447
25,241
$101,477
40,305
89,002
34,269
483
$2,27», 066
271,426
4,067,513
1,159,930
28,270
$2,362,049
340,9 3
4,237,422
1,259,528
35,240
$83,983
69,557
4,030,057
1,047,202
80,543
21,016
258,564
512,499
315,549
555,145
56,985
42,646
8,576,268
9,105,916
529,648
678,036
389,315
38,601
733,610
448,659
56,465
105,574
59,344
17,864
1,105,952
1,288,734
182,782
1,79-, 521
1,527,557
2,036,050
1,559,603
298,529
32,046
4,498,949
4,509,888
10,939
256
106
212
85
29,056,506
5,370,0S9
25,026,449
4,322,887
551
426 I
103,741,323
85,343,399
18,397,924
367,095
100
500
10
92
480
8,870,356
33,703,476
2,177,693
6,618,837
18,767,092
1,568,527
2,251,519
14,93fi,3P4
609,166
44,933
299,730
12,183
610 '
580
44,751,525
26,954,456
17,797,069
356,846
6,811,730
1,864,582
201,654
1,578,954
105,662
3,683
5,288,933
1,705,289
1,522,797
159,293
201,654
133,702
56,779
3,683
30,456
3,1F6
4,095
2,674
1,136
74
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)...
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Allother
Total insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
77
687
1,445,252
48,883
125
30
169,909
99,598
6,970
10,569,265
8,488,357
2,080,908
41,621
16
7,824,027
8,165,541
341,514
557320/790
35,442,813
19,877,977
398,467
46
8,929,979
9,454,275
524,296
:c
§
Q
O
1=1
3
o
o
g
100
101
102
103
Merchandising companies;
Department s t o r e s . . . . . .
Wholesale j o b b e r s . . . . . .
Real e s t a t e . . . . . . .
Amusement companies.
Hotels and restaurants.,
17 !
304 i
475 '
116
66
3,833,970
30,871,101
23,625,899
6,226,713
8,129,873
3,123,436
20,464,155
12,169,605
5,139,667
7,148,306
710,534
10,406,946
11,456,294
1,087,046
981,567
13,941
201,591
228,706
21,607
20,112
3
52
151
52
23
978
72,687,556
48,015,169
24,642,387
485,957
281 j 5,151,332 j
2,885 | 2,101
1,169 | . . . . . . .
201,603,932
143,374,212
58,232,720
1,148,061
Total, miscellaneous companies
4,054
2,101
201,608,932
143,374,212
58,232,720
1,148,061
1,953
16,866,184 j 19,S13,976
2,947,792
Grand total for the State of Michigan.
1^823
6,362 1,180,450,526
805,196, 782
375,253,744
',362,945
3,46?
84,176,870 ! 97,969,398
13, 792,528
20
356
626 !
16S i
89
Total, merchandising companies..
1,259 j
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for..
105 j Corporations—inactive.
23,256
15, 749 J
1,587,453 ! 1,835,777
1,752,517 i 2,367,605
643,237 !
761,417
1,152,376 j 1,234,772
6,222,827
7,50?
248,324
615,088
118,180
82,396
1,071,495
104
784
1,169
16,865,005 i 19,706,842
1,179 I
107,134
2,841,837
105,955
m
H
>
MINNESOTA.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere.
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
54 i
33
14
63 !
j
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals..
Iron mines
Load and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells.
All other
Total, extraction of minerals
!
M
Ul
$314,424
1,122,478
178,326
2,232,378
$285,299
1,038,159
131,807
1,386,659
164
69
3,847,606
2,841,924
1,005,682
11
12
5
86
1
12
9
59
3
3
1
34
1
5
1
21
1,221,120
121,913
606,893
17,757,560
270,237
443,839
7,001
1,104,149
1,057,462
89,310
512,267
9,098,091
269,023
406,035
6,072
5,052,954
163,658 !
32,603 I
94,626 |
8,659,469 I
1,214 !
37,804 I
929 !
2,051,195 |
195 j
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s Butter, cheese, and milk
j 562
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits j
and vegetables)
\
14
Oleomargarine
I...
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
I
15
14 !
!
34 !
$29,125 |
84,319 !
46,519 i
845,719
$583
1,490
930
16,850
39 ;
19 |
19,853
95 ! 4,479,845 | 5,073,850 |
3,274
651
1,893
173,008
24
753
19
41,019
27,532,712
16,491,214 |
11,041,498
220,641
419
15,552,792
14,568,993 j
983,799
19,171
11
507,585
101,641
2,033
351,747
123,171
7,419
1,558,386
6,835
2,430
148
191,100
1,451,867
1,512,646
104,195
36,058,727
405,944 |
1,100,120
1,384,475
96,776
26,500,341
$402,293
32,121
99,661
29 | 3,945,770
8
9
4
52
! $597,171
!
132,794
I
129,711
i 4,214,174
1194,878
100,673
30,050
268,404
H
o
o
594,005
! 1,328,167 ! 1,534,365
j '219,502 !
535,916
|
214,816 !
269,930
! 2,257,911 \ 3,405,600
206,198
316,414
55,114
1,147,689
137,855 |
159,324
163,966 i
329,169
535,004 | 1,027,983
21,469
165,203
492,979
2
o
o
B
126 | 4,857,221 j 7,262,287 j 2,405,066
143 i 3,659,746
3 |
47,222
53,101 j
78,628
5,879
12,952
344,491
1,144
35,710
8,079 | 1,086,418
278,339
11,808
308,781
22 I
3,738,374
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued,
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31 r 1916.j
MINNESOTA—Continued.
d
INDUSTRIES
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continues
Food and kindred products—Continued.
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products.
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
!
!
i
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:
<
i
!
IS I
Textiles and their products—
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Mats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
Allother
$340,981
861.554
1,291,555 j
1.424,569 !
|
i
J
i
j
!
I
|.
I
]
„..;
|
j
Total, textiles and their products.
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces, steel works, and rolling mills.
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
553
46,820,166 j
12,286,305 j
2,470
175,004
78,098
407,008
1,931,077
I
!
t
!
165,156
57,279
244,547
1,195,365
I
!
!
I
223
9,848
20,819
162,461
735,712
12 |
5
1,113,057
784,226
149,166
630,753
108,802
[
!
I
!
[
963,210
545,189
131,774
552,880
260,010
j
I
I
j
i
149,847
239,037
17,392
77,873
148,792
41 j
5,679,661 |
4,117,657 I
1,562,004
I i
1
|
2 j
i
4 i
59
j
1,106,471 I
2,247 j
T
9
167
6
102
2,880,271
21,918,173
1,924,562 i
12,967,664 i
176
108 [
24,798,444
14,892,226 I
955,709 i
8,950,509 |
9,906,218 j
242,492 |
197
416
3,249
14,165
193 j 5,321,100 ; 5,926,161 \
85,429
fl,913 I
!
i.
!
!
169,917 j
14,333 ;
84,488
2,420
5,342
36,090
7,170
36,484
1.828
394
57,543 i
1,009
2,998 j
2 I
56,534 ;
4,591 !.
349 !
1,511 j
2,920
I.
1!
4I
5
''•.. ......J
61,843 i
63,187 S
75,091 j
95.858 I
33,847 \
56,054 I
30,400
18,783
177,561
IS i
605,061
366,089 i
500,546 j
1,344
20,767
22,207
134,457
82,477
92,461
65 ; 1,652,230 i 1,8
9.984
243,731
1,734,707 ! 1,988,422
253,715
00
37 I
38 !
S9 i
40 j
41
42
43 |
44
45
46 !
47
48
49
50
51 J
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills- ......
Furniture and fixtures.................. -...«-...,.
All other woodworking establishments,...
Total, lumber and its manufactures..
.,
leather and finished products—
i /father, tanned, curried, and finished
Hoots and shoes.
All other.....
Total, leather and finished products
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp.
Manufactures of paper.
Printing and publishing...........................
Indu tries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)-- - ...-.-..*...
-.
Total, paper and printing,,
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled....................
Mated
Allother
Total, liquors and beverages,,..
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemr a s
/...............
Fertilizers.....................
Gas, illuminating and heating..
Oi s, and oil products.„........
Paints and varnishes..........
Patent medicines..............
Petroleum, refined
Soap
......
Ailother....
Total, chemicals and allied products.
59 !
60 !
......
^tone, clay, and glass products—
^toneCement
Marble and stone w o r k . . . . . .
26.840,426 ;
1,842,287 i
5,775,886 '
12,608,014 \
1,421,483 I
4,606,987 |
4,232,412 '
420,804
1,168,899
M.235
7,416
22,977
24,458,599
18,636,484
5,822,115
(14,628
360,171
4,082,472 .
627,876
251, 3b3
2,796,137
232,547 i
108,808
1,286,335 |
'335,32Q !
25, 706
6.624
2 ,
34,035
44,482 ;
10.44"
24
5,070,519
3,840,047
1, 730,472 i
31.506
2 !
34.035
44,482 |
IO,44T
15
140 !
1,904,564
2', 948,877
16;513.865 ,
I..{51,112 ,
1,993,099 I
13,612.376 .'
553,452
955,77*
90148u
317 VH
2..312
166
21,911,812 :
17,475.7*1
1,458,051
S5 079 i
2
33
7
146,107 1
14,718,042 !
10b,970
11,854,024
59 lJT
767
3o, 38 ^ |
42
15,181,560
12.245,00"'
7
2
2
7
466,024
56,411
77,262
2.904,792
'486,588
2.259.946
27 J, 020
79
30
48
59
24
40
157
123
4
12
10
4
12
8
26
5
17
181
544,506
12 I
215 j
2 1
39
9
9 i
3 1
4 i
16 I
2 !
22 !
317,411 I
51,191 j
304,011
19,074
7*,209
1 059,8b7
521,311
t J 47, R^i
69 i
49
6,623,164 j
5, 76*, 972
17 i
14
26
511,193 !
3,879,303 |
433,M
5M) 4423
54D
15! 100
2,95b, 333 '
57 oOfi
19 i, 004
». 717
746
4,035
}Ci~) 217
1 112,065
81
2 3 171
? 020
22,2 »6
b2,' 5%
279
1 218
1, 204/23
47 224*
320,950 j
M.0b"»>
19,103 '
55,262
2,835 192 '
r>, 227
i 103
) 7h4
(
20 !
6
*
M
ft,528,318
135,224
272,626
6,936,16s
'2 ;
19.965
11 ; I.OOS'.M*
6,749,280 '
149 820
3511494 ,
220,962
14,59f.
7a.80*
7.250.594
31i.42fi
33,962
J. 077.961
b
94 0^7
KM) 033
19
l n»),s n
i,211,S78
6
2
5!H 2bo
2o,loO
380,837
5 5 546
s
33^ 413
614 20 5
10, »5«»
6 174
25 257
52,<v47
13.99:
72.12::
42,502
15 1 »
2, HI
M 410
S71 379
1
7
100 100
500
lob ibi
20
^46 703
l,0S7, 50'
111.S42
2 0
113,157
jb 5h4
240 5 b
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
o
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
MINNESOTA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
cor- Numpora- ber of
tions | correport- poraing. tions.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Stone, clay, and glass products—Continued.
Ciay—
Brick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta,fireclay, etc
Allother
Glass and g.ass products
65
70
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam raiircad, street cars, etc.)
All ether
Total, metals and metal products other than
iron and steel
i
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
Allother
Total, miscellaneous industries.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Total
deductions.
Gross
income.
Deficit.
H
19
89 I
63
$1,637,353
$1,351,876
$285,477
$5,660
$161,7C0
106,213
92,275
13,938
259
6,134,062
5,2:0,542
843,520
16,788
143,597 i
628/.. 06 !
5:5,738 '
25,601
2,873
12,232
1,051
512
935, 714
1,395, 0 2 i
40-), 951 |
116, 35.*
56
32
7.2, 117
766, 126
356, 213
90, 752
!
$200,970
10,0.0
$39,180
10,0.0
21,667
35,446
13,779
26
658,200 I
751,413
£3,213
9
11 I
2
2
154,287
132,767
4,036
1,249
211,772
182,177 I
10,265
11,548
!
I
|
j
-I-
57,485
49,410
6,229
10,299
232,339 |
415.762
123,423
107,052 I
10,944 |
134,013
12,920
26,161
1,976
28,467 j
39,9:0
11,483
2,857,050
2,005,208
831,842
16,668
8
15
9
4
8
5
2
37
391,670
1,960,919
237,763
514,091
687,251
396,689
29,840
1,565,919
375,2£0
1,599,323
186,594
447,493
513,099
319,682
26,775
I,494,9d5
16,3£0
361,i96
51,169
66,598
174,152
77,007
3,065
70,954
329
7,222
1,024
1,330
3,447
1,539
61
1,402
303,820
341,712
37,892
87
15
103
4,261,704
887,951
6,015,988
3,494,526
566,599
5,165,123
770,178
321,352
850,865
15,2^0
6,425
16,511
1,001,365
114,769
393,141
1,833,893
131,238
469,636
232,498
16,469
76,495
16,952,785
14,189,459 I
2,763,326
54,540
2,799,952 | 3,224,S28
424,976
293
209
84
O
o
o
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical in- ?
dustries....
1,936
Public utilities:
EJ ectric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban...
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
Allother........
93
94
95
96
97 j
98 |
I
I
231,776,842
85,476,157 |
19,818,839
14,776,567
1,545.606
14,186,384
11,196,413
963,336
5,632,455
3,580,154
582,270
112,442
71,352 ;
11,645
16 I
504,226
305,340 I
537,700
365,246
33,474
59,906
36,141,012 j
26,346,133
9,794,879
195,439 i
.s-l
M)9,566 |
902,946 j
93,380
^
3,387,486
11,806,943
100,058
758,925
2,802,684
10,954,211
584,802
S5->,732
100,058
88,712
1,236
143,670
O
99
100
101
102
103
Insurance c o m p a n i e s Life
Fire and marine ( s t o c k ) . . .
Fire and marine ( m u t u a l ) .
Casualty.
Fidelity and surety
Allother....
/....
.
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale j o b b e r s . . . . . .
Real e s t a t e . .
Amusement companies.
Hotels and r e s t a u r a n t s . .
Total, merchandising companies.
104
105
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
1
Corporations—inactive
*
Total, miscellaneous companies.
Grand total for the State of Minnesota
519 j
397 j 317,252,999
. . . . . . j 1,239 j 1,155 j
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
526 j 20,667,600 j 23,035,7£0 | 2,348,190
2,180,359
43,426
70,400 ',4 35 1,407,858 i
371,427
7,411 !
7,678,424 I
153,568
343,190
6,864 I
759,210
15,184 j
478.520
9,526 :
285 ! 269
946 ! 878
s: 8
Total, insurance companies
906,449
11,328,575
190,549,397
1,800,424
5,914', 919
3,878,977
7,854,309
3,086,549
7,363,692
i
Total, public utilities
45,993,580 |
61
70
13,508,934
38 j 20 260,919,832
17
2,171,851
30 j
13,593,343
j
7j
4,22^,167
6
j
4j
8,613,519
173
3,565,069
220
| 133 | 101 i 10,628,284
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks.
Trust companies
Total, banks
1,410 | 188,774,127 j 142,780,547 |
i
47!
5 !
5
40
40
4 !
|
2,722 I
3,264', 592
670,213
500 j
2,222
64,375 j
1,708,212 ;
11,696
17,055
2,001
1,772
:
j
i
i
IS
9
6
1
47
32
261,882 I
316,542
1,024,875 ! 1,274,417
936)204 j 1,404,240
342,122 ;
473', 148
34,924
31,895 |
117,949
775,767 I
13 J, 371
958,773
54,660
249,542
468,036
131,026
3,029
12,422
183,006
122 j 3,490,694 \ 4,592,415 J 1,101,721
>
2
260,119
261,355
4 i 1,011,038 ! 1,154,708
7 !
12,683
15,401
2,718
40 i
107
94
16,056,134 I
14,427,608 j
1,628,526
32,564
1.°, . i. 2^3,840
1.431,464 !
147,624
1,346
1,249
52,197,146 I
40,773,741 j
11,423,405
228,003
97 i 2,093,4C6 '
2.33 i, 410 i
241,004
7,414,040
32,384.650
3,100,263
958,691
4,170,275
1.864,920
14,288,184
2', 316) 958
160,170
494,999
32,721
278,860
42,267
3,119
9,629
85.584
2,952'. 978
2', 196) 786
552,032
972,852
102,501
3,366,114
3,017,247
638,876
1,246,868
16,917
413,136
820,461
86.844
274,016
19,135,231
366,596 ! 347 6,760,232
8,371,606
1,611,37
9.922,748
215
13,790,391
41,107
3,867,643
40,892
26
340
432
68
101
I
23 I
287 !
233 !
40 I
37
9,278,960
46,68°,834
5,417,2^1
1,118,861
4,665,274
967
60 I
67,163,150
48,027,919 I
i
2,102 I
89,316,072
57,706,296 | 31,609,776
3,049
1,100
| 4,149 2,102
89,316,072
9,276 5,916
746,083,812
!
!
I
!
i
57,706,2?f> I 31,609,776 |
540,398,483 j 205,685,329
;
i
i
!
!
3
53
199
28
64
603,489 j 947
...! 1,100
9,92?, £63 13,831,498
3,908,535
4,0 3,243 I 3,360 I 52,271,961 64,481,856
603,489 j 2,047
12,209,895
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TABLE 10a— COBPOBATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec 31, 1916.j
]
9
4
i
.
INDUSTRIES
..
Classification No. \
MISSISSIPPI.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber, not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry........
5
7
8
q
10
11
12
Extraction of minerals;
Coal mines
.. . .. ,.
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil gas and salt wells
A11 other
Total, extraction of minerals
n
14
15
16
17
18
10
20
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products-—
Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetab.es)
..........
r
()lpnmar£ arine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spi^es.
Flour mills and grist mills .
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses.
,
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWINGr NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
S52S,574
23,382
1,361
29,657
$259 161
4,509
38
9,014
S4 777
98
1
181
1°
582,974
272,722
5,057
Normal
tax.
Gross
income.
Total i
deduc- ; Deiicii
tions.
._
H
•
8
121
1
2
£787,735
27,891
1,399
38,671
39
16
855,696
U
1
2
3
6
$176 973
1,057
7,630
403,958
$305,451
6.412 :
15,723
137,667 ;
$128 478
5,355
8,093
33,709
^
w
^
^
23
589,618
765,253 !
175,635
^
/->.
i
1,718
2,204 i
486
^
1
•--•••-
2
3
2
2
26,437
24,810
22.120
20; 665
4,317
4,145
46
83
1
18,279
19,736 |
1,457
6
4
51,247
42,785
8,462
129
2
19,997
21,940 j
1,943
33,120
26,215
6,905
138
6
24,457
27,467
12
5
369,202
362,143
7,059
141
7
180,915
240,178
2
2
2
2
l6i,634
13,450
78,576
23 058
423
2
2
6,609
5,479
1,130
23
3 Oil)
:
15,570 i
59,263
2,120
u^
21
n
23
Beet sugar _ . , . _ , ,
„.
.,.,..._...„.,.,.,.,.»
Confectionery and ice c r e a m * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Food preparations, all o t h e r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Total, focd.and kindred products, . . - , . - . . . . . , - .
32
33
34
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cordage and twine
. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cott n goods .
Hats and c a p s . . . . . . . . . . ..
.............
Hcsiery and knit g D o d s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Silk and silk goods
............................
Woolen and worsted g o o d s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Men's c l o t h i n g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Women's ciotning
Men's and women's other furnishings.....
.....
All o t h e r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
35
36
l ron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steel works, and rolling mills......
Foundry and machine s h o p s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
?A
26
?7
28
?9
30
Total, textiles and their products,.,
....... .
Total, iron and steel products
37
38
39
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments.............
40
Leather and finished p r o d u c t s Leather, tanned, curried, and
Total, lumber and its manufactures,...
finished.....
......
• • ' • • — -
4
147,567
107,793
39,774
796
1
18,008
32
16
658,132
580,206
77,926
1,521
16
236,830
13
10
43,394
2,861,027
34,292
2,428,639
9,102
432,388
7,299
3
15,821
1
20,495 |
303,710
2,487
66,880
39,038 ,
23,217
1
..............
* "i " * i
....... ...........T...........r.........
132,830
i22,679
10,151
203
2
2
119,010
96,261
22,749
455
17
14
3,156,261
2,681,871
474,390
8,139
I
!
3
15,821
39,038 i
23,217
j
14
9
429,547
352,7U
76,833
1,373
14
9
429,547
352,714
76,833
1,373
88
2
U
65
1
11
14,560,539
19,728
705,796
11.892,667
9,354
612,114
2.667.872
10,374
93,682
53,164
207
1,809
104
77
15,286,063
12,514,135
2,771,928
oo,180
51,001
57,221 •
6,220
51,001
57 221
6,220
23
1
3
3,503.638
19,151
158,012
3.b%,213
')1,997
166,370
27
3, D80, Ktt
3.911,582
150 460
167 332
.......
150,460
167,332 •
5
__
__
p
192,577
32,8i»>
S.32S
266 751
.......
BOOTS and shoos
42
\ 11 o t h e r . . - . , -
_ _ _
Total, leather and finished products
43
44
45
46
Paper and p r i n t i n g Paper and wood pulp.
..
....................
Manufactures of p a p e r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Printing and publishing. .
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotvping, type
Founding, e t c . ) . . . , . . .
Total, paper and printing
!
1
16
1
0
677,534
205 573
171,264
181 785
f>06,270
23 788
10,125
455
-
17
10
883,107
353,049
530,058
10,580
7
...
:
16 87 <>
16,872
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
Classification No.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
MISSISSIPPI—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
uumber of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET'INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
72
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
81
62
63
04
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted
\11 other
. .
Total, liquors and beveragesChemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Fertilizers...
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils and oil products .
Paints and varnishes
Patent medi2ines
Petroleum, refined.
Soap
All other .
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stonework
ClayBrick and tile
Potterv, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clav, and glass products........
H
>
4
%9,Q Cl9£i
m, I39
$2,113
4
29,026
31,139
2,113
20
16
$385 556
$259.513
$126,043
20
16
385,556
259.513
126.043
2,522 |
2
8
1
37
2
7
1
22
42,940
876,452
20,112
1,748,699
36,847
595,473
12,839
1,573,529
6,093
280,979
7,273
175,170
122
4,597
145
3,516
1
6,054
18,265
12,211
15
978,594
1,086,444
107,850
16
12
838,002
674,150
163,852
3,278
4
64
44
3,526,205
2,892,838
633,367
11,658
1
2
2
4,579
2,580
1,999
40
5
1
3
1
50,143
32,111
40,872
19,882
9,271
12,229
9
6
86,833
63,334
23,499
$2,522
;; ;
131,425
147,564
16,139
20
1,116,073
1,252,273
136,200
1
5,839
0,149
310
185
245
2
31,046
31,657
till
470
3
36,885
37.806
921
O
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Metals and metal products other than iron and steel— !j
Smelters
...............
Manufactures.
Automobiles, motor ay cles, and bicycles.
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.).
......
All o t h o r . . . . . . .
..............
..........
65
66
67
68
69
70
174,795
90,232
84,563
1,690
T
Total, metals and metal products other than iron j
and ste i l . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
................
I
174,795
90,232
81,563
1,690 i
257,762
234,891
13,871
207 !
162,594
153,530
9,064 !
37,184
34,824
2,360 |
47
22
591,034
517,402
73,632 |
29
1,048,574
949,647
98,927 j
224
25,635,073
20,737,539
4,897,534
95,045
355,098
3,272,906
347,020
38,530
5,671
320,563
2,647,248
333,402
38,361
3,188
34,535
625,658
13,618
169
2,483
691
12,511
273
2
48
706,034 |
262,047 |
184,374
37,619
29,1C0
807,251 |
327,758 !
201, 785
4Q, 753
31', 557
101,217
65', 711
17,411
9,134
2,367
47,800
342,798
44,033
251,729
3,767
91,069
1,418
49,399 |
4,277 |
62,385 j
4,714 j
12,986
437
4,409,823
3,638,524
771,59
15,019
33
14 |
!
71 I
72 |
73 !
In I
78
79
80
81
I
Miscellaneous industries—
I
Tobacco
j
Agricultural implements.
|
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc..
'
Rubber goods
........ I
Fur goods
|
Shipbuilding
........................... j
Building construction
j
Construction: contracting (pavements, roads, tun- |
nels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)-- '
Engineering.......
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries..........................
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
325
Public utilities:
I
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam.
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
...............
Waterworks
.
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other.
Total, public utilities.
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks.
Trust companies
Total, banks..
2 ;
23,920 !
27,900
3,980
1,476
246,457 |
3,765 I
193,691 !
267,604
4,191
204,911
21,147
426
11,220
1,912
467,833 |
504,606 j
36,773
182
90
57
34
236
34
222
1,623,739 I
3,694,746
350,400
1,078,799
2,220,709
223,081
544,940 i
1,474,037
127,319
10.900
29' 197
2,546
276
262
5,668,885
3,522,589
2,146,296 I
42,643 |
101
5,784,760
6,307,707
1,272,940 j 1,482,203
174,084 j
174,084 |
213,680 j
213,6
H
522,947
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209,263
39,596
39,596
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TABLE 10a. -CORPORATION INCOME TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.}
Classification No.
MlSSISSIPPI—Continued.
Total
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME
num-
1NDUSTRIK8.
ber of
corporations
reporting.
Number of
corporations.
Total
deductions. Net income.
Gross
income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
I
20
93
94
95
96
Q7
98
09
JOO
101
102
103
104
105
Banks and insurance companies—Continued.
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty.
Fidelity and surety .
All other
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
.
,..,......
Wholesale jobbers....
Real estate
Vmusement comparies
Hotels and restaurants..
....
Total, merchandising companies
......
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
Drovided for
Corporations—inactive.
Total, miscellaneous companies.
Grand total for the State of Mississippi
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2
2
1
$323,265
17,560
14
11
35,916
#309,691
3,338
$13,574
14,222
«271
284
2
1
.$114,443
41,523
$153,343
41,832
-538,900
309
25,857
10,059
202
3
3,464
4,342
878
a
DO
i
20
14
376,741
338,886
37,855
757
6
159,430
199 517
40,087
296
276
6,045,626
3,861,475
2,184,151
43,400
20
333,514
413,197
79,683
11
63
46
15
13
8
56
19
7
6
350,306
•2,323,749
72,895
103,817
290,919
274,129
1,564,825
12,478
87,222
248,185
76,177
758,924
30,417
16,595
42,734
1.524
14,758
609
333
854
3
7
62,556
202,301
107,005
62,271
119,430
73 258
225,275
309,740
01,045
126,918
10, 702
22,974
202,735
1,774
7,488
148
96
3,141,686
2,216,839
924,847
IS, 078
52
553,563
799,236
245,673
656
93
475
8,216,561
5,892,720
2,323,841
45,652
181
93
2,464,232
2,939,052
5,035
474,820
5,035
27
8
749
475
8,216,561
5,892,720
2,323,841
45,652
274
2,464,232
2,944,087
479,855
1,653
1,148
48,355,712
36,972,856
11,382,856
222,380
505
11,018,624
12,733,623
1,714,999
o
MISSOURI.
Agriculture and animal h u s b a n d r y :
Farming
Florists a n d fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest a n d lunlber not provided for elsewhere..
Total, agriculture and animal h u s b a n d r y .
E x t r a c t i o n of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction ol m i n e r a l s .
Manufacturing a n d mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s B u t t e r , cheese, and milk.
Canning, and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
a n d vegetables)
1
,
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering a n d meat packing, and meat products
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
Textiles and their products—
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
H a t s a n d caps
,
Hosiery and k n i t goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings.
AH other
Total, textiles and their p r o d u c t s .
$488,896
1,435,082
917,298
4,452,731
7,294,0C7
55
62
14
38
169
97
9
16
1
163
28
37
173
524
28
2
16
34
10
133
325
163
$367,684
1,228,836
395.226
3,465.273
5,457,019 i
$121,212
206,246
522,072
987,458
1,836,988
$2,426
3,960
8.600
19,742
34,728
2,302,050
4,647
361,225
46,024
93
7,225
17,753,703
17,479
1,490,968
15,451,653
12,832
1,129,743
252
21,016,915
717,923
1,410,056
10,258,022
52,665,066
4,510,585
16,506,330
79,755
638,168
1,174,241
235,815
3,312,647^
6,945,375
40,919,916 | 11,745,150
88.914
1.427
23,485
65,640
232,808
30
3,805,443
3,538,398 |
267,045
5,338
11
1
14
23
10
113
764,339
175,873
4,939,252
9,756,725
1,416,195
16,446,316
513,060 |
138,981 I
3.413,432 |
8,699.380 i
1,133,340 j
11,683,620 |
251,279
36,892
1,525,820
1,057,345
282,855
4,762,696
5,026
738
30,373
21,004
5,435
90,349
4,228,033
3,350,305 I
877,728
17,554
1,478,225
43,010,401
1,168,605 j
33.639,121
309,620
9,371,280
247
129
9,464,709
1,613,391
36,370
5,147,432 !
1,236,745 |
30,908 i
4,317,277
376,646
5,462 !
86,306
7,315
109
77,507
3,770,734
2,371,770
2,476,863
3,737,084
58,555 i
2,890,947 !
1,909,212 !
1,890,672 I
1,698,573 |
18,952 i
879,787 I
462,558 I
586,191 I
2,038,511 |
379
16,815
9,228
11,724
40,205
8,685,384 !
172,081
23,548,428
14,863,044
81
272
$1*1.554
551,328
50,242
478,968
1,262,092
$274,391
685.173
66, 296
627,528
1,653.388 !
2,899,445
5,451
22,739
3,099
2,644,704
' 272,954
1,658.646
1,789,270
9,296,608
3,101.926
62,536
55.869
10,501
3,293.233
348,886
2.116,041
2,418.613
11,410,605
£92,837
133,845
16,054
148,560
391,296
202,481
57', 085
33,130
7,402
651,529
75,932
457,095
629.313
2,113.9
349,360 |
374,502 |
25,142
59,691
40,324
7,377
271,321
67,909 !
45,142 I
15.235 !
313,629
8,218
4,818
7,858
42,308
417,350
511,581
94,231
120,305
131,534
46,730
53,555
78 j 1,312,458 | 1,513,087
11,229
6, 825
200,629
17
21
11
i
20
i
34
4,147
114,632
6,482
119,798
2,335
5,166
61,444
501.008
100,011
99.499
134.372
693,115
127,417
107,768
192,107
27,40fi
8.269
880,741
1,188,952
308.211
3
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TABLE 10a.- CORPORATION INCOME TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND T E R R I TORIE S- -Con tinued.
to
§£
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
MISSOURI—Continued.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
Zfi
Manufacturing and mechanical industriesIron and steel p r o d u c t s Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
H
>
38
Total, iron and steel p r o d u c t s .
L u m b e r and its m a n u f a c t u r e s Sawmills and planing mills
F u r n i t u r e and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments.
Total, lumber and its manufactures...
Leather and finished products—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
Total, leather and finished p r o d u c t s .
43 i
44 |
45
46
Paper and p r i n t i n g Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing
(engraving,_ stereotyping, and electrotyping,
t y p e founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing
281
$6,920,486 |
54,730,203 |
$3,723,481
41,094,573
$3,197,005 |
13,635,630
$62,343
258,561
$354,756
2,936,506
$385,692 !
3,837,964 I
$30,936
901,458
309 j
61,650,689
44,818,054
16,832,635
320.904
97 | 3,291,262
4,223,656 }
932,394
3,551,569
8,379,890
2,726,917
6,661,353
824,652
1,718,537
16,396
33,791
1,871,510
473,774
597,583
2,010,546
520,716
814,532
139,036
46,942
216,949
9,388,270
2,543,189
50,187
2,942,867
3,345,794 I
402,927
25
56
104
185 j
11,931,459 I
19 j
22
26 |
1,354,179
27,618,913
2,823,005
826,072
20,251,893
1,612,977
528,107
7,367,020
1,210,028
10,562
145,475
23,514
4
2
4
291,843
100,892
96,406
310,928
103,769
101,260
19,085
2,877
4,854
67
31,796,097
22,690,942
9,105,155
179,551
10
489,141
515,957
26,816
195,646
5,993,766
17,872,332
130,870 I
3,570,523 I
15,302,130
64, 776
2,429,243
2,570,202
1,296
48,052
49,224
8
81
207, 800
4,221, 178
231, 129 |
4,699, 730
23, 329
478,552
5
128 062
4 i
43
281
4
35
200
42
37
1, 930,139
1,647,222
282,917
5,659
370
276
25, 997,883
20, 650, 745
5,347,138
104,231
133,477!
94 j 4,557,040 j 5,064,336
5,415
507,296
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o
3
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o
47 :
48 !
49
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
....
Halted
Allother
25 |
22 j
Total, liquors and beverages.
50
51 I
52 j
53 i
54 |
55 j
56
57
58
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
Allother
Total, chemicals and allied products...
Stone, clay, and glass products —
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
(^ayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc. . -.
All other
/.
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products.
59
60
61
62
63
64
69
70
71 I
72 |
73 I
74
75
76
77
78
!
!
i
i
i
24,360,762
4,153,368
112,348
50,263
1,309,031
1,225,678
2,459,612
181,196
753,888
2,362,292
8,440,482
156,944
70,384
3,458, 581
1,542, 207
3,815,417
613,432
1,166,202
3, 242,001
230 I
161 !
22,505,650
52 |
io !
17
152
93
76,020
2,502
9 !
119,760
9 j 2.497,500
11
164,379
L84, 341
2. 772,382
'189,682
64, 581
274'. 882
25,303
4,026,543
78,522 I
29 I 2,781,639
3,146,405
364,766
4,287,114 t
44,596 I
20,121 j
2,149,550 '
316,529 !
1,355,805 !
432,236 !
412,314 |
879,709 i
85,711
893
401
42,991
6,239
27,116
8,644
8,246
17,512
18
9,897,974
3.889.738 I
834,626 I
3,130,675 i
743,249 I
759,063 !
91,377 |
9!
3i
14 !
5,090,246 !
1,488,934 j
600,997 I
1.105.739 !
4,637,111 I
1,103,989 j
493,795 i
833,622 i
453,135 I
382,945 ;
107,202 j
272,117
98 : 13,008,280 j
10
50
20
19
9
23
8 !
41 !
10 !
22 i
]
3,901,439 l
125,104 j
21
24
108
j
!
|
28,387,305
35
3
3
10
20
35
3
5
47
Total, metals a n d metal products other t h a n iron
and steel
,
Miscellaneous i n d u s t r i e s Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical i n s t r u m e n t s , pianos, organs, etc
R u b b e r goods
F u r goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
23, 845, 721
515,041
53
4
7
10
25
49
4
5
73
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel— |
Smelters
\
Manufactures
,,.-.,,.
j
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
'
Carriages and wagons
!
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc,)
j
All other
67
27, 747,160
640,145
25
10
14
6
10,942,441 j
!
9,651,339 j
13,649,137
i 6,636/793 I 3,889.914 I
! 2,944,375 :
2,442,198 ]
! 1,493,718 ! 1,113,566 I
i 34,835,747 ! 25,313,363
59,559,770 j
42,410,380
23,949,783
318,070
8,093,255
313,712
410,387
215,503
17,575,073
297,156
5,528,105
218,758
310,587
141,051
1,409,888
i
!
!
;
i
!
1,172,404
2,065,839 j
3,997, 798
2,746,879
502,177
380,152
9,522,384
17,149,390
6,374,710
20,914
2.565,150 j
94,954
99,800
74,452 I
237,484 ;
I
i
:
'
!
'
j
i
4 |
{
54,548 I
131,314
17,432
63,908
26,685
17,432
9,360
5
14
1 |
386,475 I
106,621 !
66,416 j
407,029
125,529
75,971
20,554
18,90S
9, 555
358,612
41,837
1,179,795
144,331
8
137,469 I
139.653
431,540 i 502^ 246
!
25 I 471,754 I 531,059
5,151
1,264
3
36,805
33.161 !
35,325
3
24', 063 I
54 I 1,102,251 j 1,250,239
2,184
70.706
H
26
41,241 !
316,775 i
1,035,464
197,753
15,163 i
1,828 i
9,063 |
7,659
2,144
5,384 |
104,629
2! |
Q
59,305
887
3, 644
11,262
147,988
6 I 222,443 j 254,233
76,548
21 j 2,648,818 j 2,691,274 I
54,133 i
9,973 ', 19 i 204,576 ! 524,632 !
7,577 S 10 : 228,464 ! 258,911 '
189,202 i
31, 790
42,456
320, 056
30,447
337,433 j
56 j 3,304,301 j 3,729,050 j
424,749
127,389 i
419 !
49,937 I
1,900 ;
1,945 I
1,490 I
12 !I
3
16 !
4,704 I
450,596 I
14,321 I
i!3,445
477,866 I
19,730 i
155,777 |
27,270
5,409
42,332
27,827 !
9,810 !
37,916 !
12,536 I
10,089
2,726
732,499 i
78,660
653,839
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TABLE 10a.—COBPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
MISSOURI—Continued. "
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Miscellaneous industries—Continued.
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads ;
tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering.
All other. .
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing
industries..
82
83
84
85
86
87
and
Total, public utilities.
Total, banks
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
141
29
259
15 |
181
$2,937,057 |
599,066 !
10,808,623 j
$2,535,480
498,562
8,970,398
$401,577 i
100,504 ;
1,838,225 i
17,369
1,598
36,541
634
393
49,055,344 I
37,247,574
11,807,770 !
233,292
2,772
1,941
Number of
corporations.
Total
deductions.
Gross
income.
$3,933,292 | $4,375,731 I
300,628 ;
387,249 !
1,897,341 i 2,149,103 i
7,401,099
8,348,407 j
Deficit.
$442,439
86,621
251,762
947,308
mechanical
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
90 !
Savings banks and State banks
91 i
92
Trust companies
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
j
,
j
I
i
j
!
129 j
92
55 j
27
30 ? 16
11
7
18
13
21
2
275 ! 192
215 j 153
735
370,451,306
273,619,009
21,197,090
26,349,317
23,758,647
982,218
1,068,580
1,918,708
24,641,708
8,300,216
17,097,508
22,243,202
22,269,729
912,236
893,648
1,440,429
20,199,574
7,142,273
108,216,484
92,198,599 j
130 | 123 !
i 1,327 j1,268 ;
66
78 j 66
15,331,059
21,794,458
9^280482 j
9^280,482
11,586,512 !
14,646,565 I
6,077,272 !
; 1,535 1,457 |
46,405,999
32,310,349
96,832,297 j 1,896,921 I 831
4,099,582
4,106,115 i
1,488,918
69,982
174,932
478,279 i
4,442,134 !
1.157,943 j
SI,951
75,013
29,397
1,400
3,499
9,565
88,827
22,192
16,017,885 j
311,844
3,744,547
7,147,893
3,203,210
14,095,650 I
74,890 S
142,240 !
63,947 !
281,077
29,098,263
33,505,678
4,407,415
37
777,156 I
872,958 !
28 ! 2,815,246 j 3,688,816 !
14 !
692,195 !
840,051 |
4 i
154,787 j
256,375 i
5
332,645 j
386,211 i
95,802
873,570
147,85G
101,588
53,566
83 !
352,463 )
410,634 !
62 I 2,686,017
3,117,599 j
58,171
431,582
233 I 7,810,509
59 ;
12 i
193,322 !
415,169 !
597,556
9,572,644 j 1,762,135
253,700
484,835 !
818,815 i
1,206,047 j 1,557,350 j
60,378
221^259
351,303
c
tft
!
93 ;
94
95
96 !
97 |
98
Insurance companies--Life
Fire a n d marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
All other
*
It)
4
33
71 !
1 >
5
130 I
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
99
100
101
102
103
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
A musement companies
Hotels and restaurants
105
"i." 126," 456"
1,386 :
8,739 ,
793.032
81,099
154,089
399,389
308
14,413
15,859
1,622
3,082
7, 985
6
260
4
2
1,429,45.'
2,258,23/
1.613,041
2, 356,275
183,586
98', 040
16 : 3.217. 412
3,695. 6.59
478,247
28,814
22 \ 6, 905,102 : 7; 664, 975
59, 873
13.948,231 .'
12,505,901 j
1,442,330
60.354,230 ;
44,816,250 j
15,537,980 \
309.891 '
100
51
352 :
553 ; 318
165 ! 88 ;
131
18,518,891
61,606,780
5,673,039
3,326,397
11,849,577 ;
14,051,333
40,401,135
4,098,118
2^896,085
10,616,639
j
4.467,558 >
21,205.645 !
1.574,921 !
'430,312 !
1,232,938 j
S2,708
404,681
31,480 .
8,606
24,086
4
401,495
66
1,375,051
235
1,932,395
77 : 1.603,525
2,232,386
42
72,063,310 ;
28,911,374 j
551,561
424
898
100,974,684 |
All other corporations of every description not else- j
where provided for
, 5.365 ! 3,655
Corportations—inactive
, 1, "10 \..\
Grand total for the Stale of Missouri
11,193,065 ;
176,255
108 |
1,322 j
Total, miscellaneous companies
11,986,097
257,354
154,089
1,525,845
1,694
23,152
1,665 ! 1,565 !
55 j
418 I
Total, merchandising companies
104
12
2
33
55
1 i
!
I
j
271,173,554 ' 219,424,826 !
'.
'
i
7,075 ! 3,655
14,262 I 8,901
271,173,554 ; 219,424,626 |
971,129,331 j 748,498,729
8,111,149 I 9,222,325 ! 1,111,176
I
'
!
,
531,402 \
1.967,785 :
2,593,107 i
1.865,449
2.336,604 i
7,544.852 i 9. 294, 347
129,907
592,734
660,712
261.924
104,218
1,749,495
51,748,928 : 1.009.964 '. .1.710 : 54.406,243 ! 61,764.265 ' 7.358.022
t
1,710
' 5 1 2 : 106,948 ! '106,436
51,748,928 ! 1.009,964
222,630.602
3,420
54,406,755 j 61,^71,213 , 7,464,458
4,347,717 ! o, 361 117,530,228 j 136,530,200 | 18,999,972
MONTANA.
I Agriculture and animal husbandry:
1 I
Farming
.*
2 j
Florists and fruit growers,
3 I
Stock raising
4!
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
|
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
I Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
j
Copper mines
!
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
Allother
Total, extraction of Minerals
j
j
i
I
'
a
o
:
75 I 49
7
12 j
167 | 107
14 I
8
| 268 j
|~~
I
j
19 !
I 27 j
30 !
!
1j
i
4!
I
4
I 25
I 118
j
228
$876,364 i
107,799 !
$510,379
90,229
4,103,720 !
572,100 I
2,648,293
512,657
$365,985
17,570 j
1,455,427 1
59,443 j
$6, 201
351
29,010
1,189
36,751
5,659,983 !
3,761,558
1,898,425
:
10
7 !
7 ;
401,926 I
1,988,564 i
1,127,702 i
378,125
1,620,351
896,321
23,801
368,213
231,381
1
1 !
4 ;
3,826,764 !
3,053,490
606 j
456
24 i
99,676 l
18,663,024 I
44,314
11,920,073
773,274
150
55,362
i, 742,951
15,465
3
1,104
134,856
54 I
26,108,262 ;
17,913,130
,195,132
163,877 |
460 !
7,363 !
4,626 I
26
60
6
§221,387
24,412 i
601,544 i
452,777
$274,076
52,658
900,886
477,279
1,300,120 I l,704,S
440,506 |
243,409 |
777^420 I
106 I
**i2* 852*j
72,879 !
358,225 I
487,120
459,310
951,369
2.548
8,000
111,412
201,548
872,693
$52,689
28,246
299,342
24,502
404,779
46,614
215,901
173,949
2,442
8,000
98,560
128,669
514,468
174 [ 1,905,397 \ 3,094,000 | 1,188,603
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
Jg
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
MONTANA—Continued.
! Total
num; ber, of
cor- Num- i
I pora- ; ber of j
I tions i cor- !
:: report-' pora- \;
ing. ; tions.
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsJ3
Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (lish and oysters, fruits |
14
and vegetables)
*.
15
Oleomargarine
16
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products
17
Bread and bakery products
•18 I
Coffee and spices.
'
19 i
Flour mills and gristmills
20 I
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and '
molasses
21 I
Beet sugar..
22 I
Confectionery and ice cream.
Food preparations, all other.
23 i
Total, food and kindred products...
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Total, textiles and their products
Gross
income.
INumi ber of
! cor) pora; tions.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
H
lu
i ,
$225,466
71,832
$206,859 I
64,349 j
$18,607
7,483
156,719
156,870
S2.197
29', 518
1,1.51,471
848,609
302,862
175, 6IS
143,277
32,341
238,916 j
186,388
$373
150 |
1,644
591
1
|
$95,286
¥117,635
*22,349
1,366
4,466
3,100
*9,'O44
10,535
5,041 |
132,881
1,576,683
89,980
35,984 |
125,964
473,008
5,904 |
1,013 i
6,917 i
8,445 !
1,491
8" 145
5,869 !
95,884
36;997
j
Total
! Normal
deductions. ! Net income.
tax.
.I1.
2,049,691
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs..
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods..
Silk and silk goods..
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings..
All other
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
28
152,636
5, 892
23
532
532
188,276
35,640
55,713
61,444
5,731
'"39,"2i6"|
55," 068
*i5,'8*58
94,923
116,512
21,589
o
o
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling millsFoundry and machine shops
35
36
1 i
14 !
Total, iron and steel products..
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments..
37
38
39
Total, lumber and its manufactures...
10 i
616,085 |
430,970 ;
2,091 124 i
j
Total, paper and printing
47 l
48 j
49 i
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages....
i
i
!
!
I
;
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Fertilizers
(las, illuminating and heating.
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
Total, chemicals and allied products.
23*876 !"
1'
1
1
1,735,112 j
2,123,577
16 !
14 000
196
] S 000
1
1
1
5,954
179,161
64
3,584
185,115
3,648
384, 888
7.656
72
3,577 !
388,465
7, 728
2
I
2
31,041
34,324
3,283
31,041
34,324
3,283
321,918
395,808
73,890
321,918 I
395,808
73,890
i
5
]
0M
>00
21,'
16,s00
"^ "96
Paper and printing—
j
Paper and wood pulp
!
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing
(engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping,
type founding, etc.)'. . ..
*
43
44
45
46
1,706,236 j
i
Total, leather and finished products...
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
60,771 i
370,199 ;
32^453*!
Leather and finished products—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished.
Boots and shoes
All other
40
41
42
66,725 i
549,360 !
P
24
GO
H
>
21i
37
CO
H
22
1 f 4o, -S24
412,414
1 -.1
56
33 '
3
3 '
14 '
6
25
1 909, 883
2
1H2,
nO8,
286,
1
701
156
703
3 057, 560
646,
524
M4 ( > "
112
2S,
t ) > 1 2h
2 4 4 , ^0t,
2
J,0S6 I
2\>\
Si)7
161 !..
,900 :
2
S29 '. 1
11 290
191,
23 j 412,414 |
3
l
19,
)2 730
17, 113
1,403 :
350
69,383
110,711
41
40 9 "7
")<)' 714
494
1,395
179
1
480,299
9 " , 121
IS",
174
3,642 !
6,380
6,380
42,465
26,676 !
4,552 j
1 25,283
1
:
36,085
454,879
23,003
2,280
J
189,962
110,243
448,499
31,228 [
3,673
2,272
5,945
;
3,070 i
j
4,441 !
1,371
2 38»
2 , 388 >
100
5,558 i
100 :
6,929
1,371
o
in
5
o
o
TABLE 10a.- CORPORATION INCOME TAX
DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
MONTANA—Con tinued.
6
c
INDUSTRIES.
1
5
61
63
64
Total, stone, clav, and glass products
65
66
67
68
69
70
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactu res
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
. .
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
CORPORATIONS SHOWINCi NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income. '
2
5
N
!
:
2
5
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Numb
f* o f !
porations. I
?JmaI
l a A.
if 37,634
97,876
$3,417 '
20,126
$67
396
37 426
748
6
248 670
211 244
1
1
754
334
16
14
408,477
347,088
61,389
2
1
2
1
2
155,395
97,334
120,014
89,549
35,381 i
7,785 1
707
156
55,108
47,357
7,751 \
155
2
6
1
4
1
1,219
256,920
2
34 863
29 991
4,872 !
98
4
151,511
98,760
52,751 !
836
50,917 I
1
i
Deficit.
HH
9
2
I
307, 837
5
Total
deductions.
O
e
$7,021
• 16,940
7,021
16,940
9,919
320
320
320
320
372
39,919.
Ul
O
8
*1
1
-
#
$41,051
118,002
420 ;
Gross
income
TATIST
59
60
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Stone, clav, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
All other
Glass and glass products
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
1,018
i
!
1
1,128
1,500
1
260,799
260,799
g
O
78
79 ,
80 i
81
Building construction
Construction: contracting (pavements, roads, tun- :
nels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
;
Total, miscellaneous industries
(I rand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
"
;
82
83
84
85
86
87
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies.
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
90
91
92
Total, b a n k s .
93
94
95
96
97
Insurance companies—
Life
.1
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
AH other
*
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
99
100
101
102
103
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies.
Hotels and restaurants..
Total, merchandising companies
568,931 ;
536,988 |
31,943
467,559 I
326,823 i
3,022,295 |
427,159 I
311,975 !
2,307,221 j
40,400
14,848
715,074
4,571,982 j
3,712,094
859,888
3
23 :
•JL\
297 ;
32 ;
3 i
3:
3;
19 :
Total, public utilities
Banks and insurance companies:
RanksNational banks
Savings b a n k s and State banks
Trust companies
11
15
6
29
!
199 ; 15,711,868 ;
18 !
2!
9,061,747 •
2,216,260
644.843
69.182
775.826
\l,070.228 i 1,121,473 i
803 I
297
14,065
8
3
6
J2,737,721 | 3,014,243
276,522
98
4,871,231
1,687,292 i
605,666
55,143
481,753
4,190,516 i
'528,968 !
39,177 I
14,039 j
294,073 1
83,787
10,579
784
274
5,881
:
i
!
i
14
1
2
42,755
319,170
831 i
6,338
36
15
189 !
14,301,211
8,842,513
,458,693 i
108,474
;
86,899 i
217,946
97,540 =
125,354 !
403,263 i
117,902 {
38,455
185,317
20,362
32,943
130,892 i
97,949
30,972 ;
373,100
36.582 |
529,011 J
5,610
155,911
839,400 j 1.343.004
70 |
199 I
4,071,457
4,285.627 '
754,270
2,606,299
2,866,897
447,835
1,465,158 I
1.418.730 j
306,435 I
29,302
28,257
6.128
1
25
1
55,321
233.293
4.451
64,707
273.203
10,099
303
276
9,111,354
5,921,031
3,190.323 |
63,687 :
27
293,065 ;
348,009
2 :
2
1
32
686,116
185.894
8.
175.508 I
2
1
14,060
612,336
13/; 714
132,537
9,574
43,780 ;
48,180 !
8 I
S75
964
1
42.971 i
4,486
164,923 ;
62,485 j
171.507
62,485
153,364
157.652 I
45,326
90 ;
503.604
62,321 ;
9,386
39,910
5,648
54,944
~
_=_=_____;
JU,
6,584
4,288
16,995
44
38 j
1,061.586
922,161
139,425 |
2,785
426,098
453,965 |
27,867
1 347
314 |
10,172.940 |
6,843.192 |
3.329,748 i
66,472
719,163
801,974
82,811
9
87
113
30
24
1.570,693
5.418,790
2,644.841
935,317
1,577,658
1,145,850
3,889,345
1,249,395
791,802 !
1,364,350
424,843 !
1.529.445 I
1.395.446 !
143,515 I
213.308 I
8,383
30,201 i
27,826
2,864
4,199
24,642
89,122
264,989
314,894 !
520,942
33,304
112,114
389,246 !
335,810 I
633,868 |
263
12,147,299
8,440,742 i
3.706,557
73.473
10
96
173
57
35
371
i
i
!
!
1
9
60
O
71
224
8
3
3
1
35
18,231
222
12,030
82,100
59,109 •
143,534
997,924
51, 245
jl,086,927 j 1,769,027
3,052,560
186,289
1,347,094
208,738 I
43,363 !
133,154 j
27
12,659,308 j
71 i
58 ;
190,507
43,141
L21,124
108 |1,214,589 j 1.504,402 \
8, 722
22,992
124,257
20,916
112,926
289,813
a
o
TABLE 10a. -CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
'
g
as
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
MONTANA—Continued.
I!
INDUSTHLKS.
Total
number of
corpora: tions
reporting.
Grand total for the State of Montana
: Num-;
Number of
Gross
income.
porations.
104 ; All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
i
I provided for
; 1,191!
105 I Corporations—inactive
; 722 j
Total, miscellaneous companies.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOMK.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total
deductions.
i
Total
! deductions.
Deficit.
! tions. i
:
908
$23,625,483
|
.515,686,294
j
1,913
3,613 i 2,019
;
$7,939,189 I
i
23,625,483 ;
15,686,294
7,939,189 I
107,727,07G |
74,146,767
33,580,309 :
.$155,176
,
'
283 $1,912,976 ?2,577,626;
3661,650
722 I
6,003
91,762 i
85,759
155,176 | 1,005
663,332
;
1,591
;
1,918,979 ; 2,669,388 |
10,635,369
750,409
14,131,910 j 3.496,541
1-3
O
_
NEBRASKA.
Q
O
Agricultural and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
6
7:
8
9
10
11
12
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mine'
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells..
All other
Total, extraction of minerals.
34
14 !
39 :
23 i
8 !
23 i
5
!
94
8:
2
6
j
2 i
$565, 796
241, 513
1,070, 001
402, 400
$389,571
210,513
649,120
279,038
!
i
:
i
$176,225
31,000
420,881
123,362
$2,976 I
620 !
8,419 !
2,468 |
11
6
16
2
$99,863
37, 734
140,395
1,036
$142,454 i
43,416 j
191,642
21,178
$42,591
682
247
142
2,279,710 .
1,528,242 |
751,468
14,483 |
35
279,028
398,690 j
119,662
3,198,441
2,874,056
324,385
6,488 |
83,991
""'80,'322'
8,594 \
1,672 |
14,504 '
519
290
197,776
21,905 I
1,095,935
34
4,598,108 j
74
169,423
6,490
334,770
28,353
15,475
761,165
3,465,061
1,133,047
3 I
4,075 i
376 i
516 i
567 :
315 i
15,224
118,153 !
32,250 I
57,593 S
118,710 ;
33,852 ;
68,221 '
22,668 |
212,963 I
245,553
00/
602
628
32,590
g
13
14
15
IB
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products—
.
Butter, cheese, and milk
,;
Canning
and
preserving
(fish
and
oysters,
fruits
and
i
I
vegetables)
'
i
Oleomargarine..
j
!
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products.
Coffee and spices
I
Flour mills and gristmills.
i
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
j
molasses
Beet sugar
|
Confectionery and ice cream
|
Food preparations, all other
I
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Total, food and kindred products..
Textiles and their p r o d u c t s Carpets and rugs...
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods.
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods.
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
33
22
8
139,301 I
22,821 |
156,845 |
3S,367i
17,544
15,54(1
m
H
in
H
i—I
in
Total, textiles and. their products
Iron and steel p r o d u c t s Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
o
g
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
40
41 !
42 I
Leather and finished products—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
Allother
Total, leather and finished products
to
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATE SAND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
00
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
NEBRASKA—Continued.
1
a
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
o
43
44
45
46
49
Liquors and beveragesDistilled. .
Malted
All other
55
56
57
58
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
. . . .
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
All other
Total chemicals and allied products
1
5
76
5
54
$75,077
501,463
4,101,432
$45,020
337,244
3,655,282
330,057
164,219
446,150
$601
3,285
8,684
4
3,276,676
2,509,055
7H7. 621
15,352
86
64
7,954,648
6,546,601 |
1,408,047
27,922
99
288,615
318,317
29,702
14
5
10
3
2,838,216
14,044
2,321,707
13,142
516 503
902
9 418
18
4
414,967
59,405
524 315
59,639
109,348
19
13
2,852,254
2,334,849
517,405
9,436
6
474,372
583,954
109,582
22
$288,6i5
$318,317
;••
$29,702
2
g
. . . .
III
Q
|
. .
Total, liquors and beverages
50
51
52
53
54
Number of
corporations.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
rn
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing .
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and eleclrotyping, type
founding, etc )
Total, paper and printing
47
CORPOKATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
.
234
4
3
112,815
8
1
2
13
1
3
1
5
1,005,088
181,319
41,500
47,611
14
9
564,284
495,930 !
68,354
1,256
5
29,647
39,826
10,179
43
22
1,952,617
1,636,942 \
315,675
6,201
21
147,623
179,489
31,866
101,248
787,246
179,065 |
38,438
35,015
11,567
231
1
3,076
6,003
2,927
217,842
2,254
3.062
12,596
4,357
45
61
251
5
76,876
85,306
8,430
1
735
37,289
1,188
47,052
114
453
9,763
114
8
1
§
£
StoneCement.
Marble and stone work
("layBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
All other
Glass and glass products
. .
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
j
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures
.
. . . . .
•Vutomobiles motorcycles and bicycles
Carriages and wagons..
Gars (steam railroad, street cars, etc )
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than
iron and steel
Misoei 1 aneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements .
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber snoods
Fur goods 7
Shrnbui din*
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunne^s, river and harbor dredging, etc.")
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
553,969
170,282
13,818
24, 211
277
482
4
5
59,456
46,450
81,540
66,884
22,084
20,434
2
155,103 :
52,701 !
109,081
50,421
46,022
2,280
921
46
7
1
251,025
8,366
264,507
10,849
13,482
2,483
17
970,084 |
883,753
86,331
1,726
17
365,297
423,780
58,483
7,675
19
10,370
29
2,695
10
3
8
11
3
i
I
567,787
194,493
13
:
i
j
34
•
2
1
9
6
2
24,621
213,259
709,969
23,176
15,311
158,207
500,547
22,128
9,310
55,052
209,422
1,048
186
1,100
3,988
21
3
3
31,122
23,664
7,458
149
24
21
1,002,147
719,857
282,290
5,444
3
7,694
10,399
2,705
5
6
2
3
4
2
41,096
128,685
57,548
93,516
35,598
121,188
50,271
81,247
5,498
7,497
7,277
12,269
110
150
147
245
3
3
45,785
16,329
49, 786
21,799
4,001
o, 470
4
2
16
10
599,016
475,655
123,361
2,467
126,260
142,081
15,821
28
6
2,166,702
124,518
2,414,152
2,070,470
88,131
2,079,393
96,232
36,387
334,759
1,924
728
6,642
12
49
16
3
36
13
470,352
67,296
150,270
522,982
92,310
188,250
52,630
25, 014
37,980
116
76
5,625,233
5,001,953
623,280
12,413
40
876,292
1,017,208
140,916
1
11 i
i
9
1
i
6"
a
o
g
•
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam . . . .
Railwavs electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities
538
351
30,610,874
25,271,240
5,339,634
102,561
187
3,738,637
4,453,981
715,344
66
1
8
53
1
6
3,379,934
77,579
4,177,109
2,^93,457
36,090
3,526,207
686,477
41,489
651,202
13,678
830
13,024
13
153,931
202,548
48,617
2
39,775
48,539
8,764
8
1
275
60
8
1
221
48
270,802
72 076
15,923,499
1,356,798
118,220
68,216
13,592,441
1,155,585
152,582
3 860
2,331,058
201,213
3,053
77
46,592
3,987
54
12
241,043
59,120
274,289
68,183
33,246
9,063
419
338
25,258,097
21,190,216
4,067,881
81,241
81
493,869
593,559
99,690
_
L- ' -r-rrr
to
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TABLE lOa.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
-a
o
[Income returned for the calendar 3-ear ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
NEBRASKA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
i num! ber of
i cor| pora| tions
' rep or ti ing.
200
841
16
Total, banks..
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine ( s t o c k ) . . .
Fire and marine ( m u t u a l ) .
Casualty
Fidelity a n d surety
Allother
15
2
24
34
2
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
Total, merchandising companies
Gross
income.
I
Normal
tax.
Total
deductions.
Number of
corporations.
Total
deductions.
Gross
income.
Deficit.
H
194
799
15
$8,330,872
It', 292,829
445,750
$5,696,642
7,538,084
277,395
$2,634,230
3,754,745
168,355
$52,657
75,025
3,369
1.008
20,069,451
13,512,121
6,557,330
131,051
11
1
24
30
1
5,399,948
7,927
15,312
813,853
364,351
4,666,247
166
67
6,601,391
733,701
7,761
15,312
132,763
23,497
14,675
155
308
2.941
470
5,688,357
913,034 I
18,549
26,670,842 j
19,200,478
7,470,364 ;
149,600
681,090 ;
340,854
6 I
V
S35,731
408,144
3,186
$93,137 I
451,265 I
3,245
447,061
547,647
i
357,400
43,121
59
100,586
1,517,945
50,618
141,312
11,728
171,577
17,282
24
1.740,919
170,346
I I 2,017,634 ! 2,288,566
270,932
4
1,376,633 |
1 1
38,890
154,295
755
o
o
g
Total, insurance companies
I Merchandising companies:
99 !
Department stores
100 !
Wholesale jobbers
101 I
Real estate
102 !
Amusement companies.
103 I
Hotels and restaurants..
Number of
corporations.
I
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
90 i
91 I
Savings banks and State banks
92 j
Trust companies
93 !
94 :
95 I
96 ;
97
98 i
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
j l,
1,075
10
134
87
60
29
10
113
64
35
25
1,713,072
15,145,930
1,728,943
722,246
1,898,697
1,425,429
10,283,154
979,460 '
658,165
1.714,325 I
287,643 I
4,862,776 !
749,483 I
64,081
184,372
320
247
21,208,888
15,060,533
6,148,355 j
5,754
95,248 I
15,169 i
1,349
3,685
121,205
1,570,573
21 '
23
25
4:
;
533,239 i
185,501
367,903
84,439 i
645,300 !
265,841 i
390,066 ]
87,206 I
112,061
80,340
22,163
2,767
73 i 1,171,082 j 1,388,413 j
217,331
TABLE lOa.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX- DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
fcO
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
NEVADA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
I Total
j num| ber of
I cor- Num-!
| ppora- ber of'
1 tions I cor- I
ti
report-)
pora- j
ing. | tions. j
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Num-1
ber of
cor- | Gross
pora- I income.
tions. |
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
_
?4
25
?6
91
28
39
30
31
S3
34
U
Hi
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Textiles and their products—
Carpets and rugs
...
...
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps.
Hosiery and knit goods
....,-..,..
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
. .
.....
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings .
....
All other. . .
tH
!
Hi
j
O
1
ten
H-i
o
og
Total, textiles and their products
36
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shop
Total, iron and steel products
37
38
39
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
1
1
••
2
2
2 I
Solo,237
$478,366
$36,871
$738
2
9 1
515,237
478,366
36.871
738
i
1
1
8793
14,069
81,060
61,218
$267
47,149
2
14,862
62,278
47,416
104
105
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive
1, 584
438
1, 241
34, 186, 324 |
Total, miscellaneous companies
2 022
1, 241
34, 186, 324
Grand total for the State of Nebraska.
4, 501
3,. 329
144., 812, 843 |
343
438
2 228, 384
1, 659
2, 949, 641 i
706
721, 257
10, 047
10, 832, 105
209, 732
23, 354, 219
10, 832, 105
209, 732
781
2, 230, 043
109, 069, 989
35, 742 854
701, 490
1,232
10, 143, 256
12, 330,109
2,186, 853
23, 354, 219
2 961, 347 i
731, 304
NEVADA.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming...
P^lorists and fruit growers
Stock raising..
.
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
.Copper mines..
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil other
gas and salt wells
All
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
:
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakerv Droducts
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
14
2
35
6
1
26
$374,146
1,001
2,007,095
1290,958
733
1,472,760
$83,188
268
534,335
$1,664
8
10,687
9
$108,268
7,654
105,965
$147,039
8,104
134,115
$38,771
450
28,150
51
33
2,382, 242
1,764,451
617,791
12,356
18
221,887
289,258
67,371
1
13
82
1
4
5
300,950
107,999
222,885
88,748
78,065
19,251
i,562
1
887
24,061
9
77
3,606,761
1 ..
1,663
37,255
4,148,547
600
776
13,194
541,7S6
600
2
102
24
1,594,659
950,960
643,699
12,874
2
78
23,327
1,575,743
25,015
2,461,938
1,688
886,195
201
33
2,003,608
1,262,593
741,015
14,821
168
5,230,779
6,675,018
1,444,239
4
1
11,472
11,452
20
1
3
208,373
210,335
1,962
3
1
2
1
252,196
11,351
200,026
11,047
52,170
304
859
6
1
233,736
241,474
7, 73S
3
2
172,213
146,885
25,328
506
1
9,961
10,822
861
11
6
447,232
369,410
77,822
1,372
5
452,070
462,631
10,561
385
w
H
a
in
40
41
42
o 43
44
45
46
}U
00
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished.
Boots and shoes
All other
2
1
6,509
6,000
509
10
1
1,818
2,798
980
Total, leather and finished products
2
1
6,509
6,000
509
10
1
1,818
2,798
980
1
12
1|
8,200
270,469
7,943
233,964
257 :
36,505 '
5
730
3
24,276
29,170
4,894
10
278,669
241,907
36,762
735
3
24,276
29,170
4,894
1
4,384
3,151
1,233
25
,
1
1
122.320
'270
1,125
129,943
5,459
1,125
7,623
5 189
2
1
1
4,384
3,151
1,233
25
3
123,715
136,527
12,812
1
132,073
134,866
2,793
H
1
7,239
11,212
3,973
o
569
Paper and printingPaper and wTood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing
(engraving, stereotyping, and eleetrotyping,
type founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing
47
48
49
Liquors and beveragesDistilled... .
Malted
All other
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
13
1
. .
Total, liquors and beverages
.
.
. . .
2
. .
59
60
61
62
63
64
Total, stone, clav, and glass products
5,307
4,971
336
7
H
>
a
02
i
1
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
Allother
Glass and glass products
1
CO
5,307 !
7
33G
4
1
1
1
8 502
8,497
5
i
1
1
22 851
11,375
11,476
230
2
2
31,353
19,872
11,481
4,971
1
i
i5 516
16,085
3
154,828
162,163 !
Q
O
7,335
1
i
231
i
!
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[rneorac returned for the calendar year ended Dee. 31, 1916.]
NEVADA—Continued.
Total :
INDUSTRIES.
| report-! pora! ing. ! tions.
1
<>')
<){j ]
67
US
(>9 '
70 ,
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
i
i
i
|
I
!
81 I
Gross
income.
84.555 ;
Total
deductions.
$4,100 ;
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
cor- : Gross
pora- : income.
tions. j
Total
deductions.
Deficit,
3
$2,213 !
$455 I
o
('arriages and wagons^
.*
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
A11 ot her
72
Total, metals and metal products other than
iron and steel
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
i CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
num- I
ber of!
cor- | Nurapora- ber of
tioi
ons cor-
4,555
Total, miscellaneous industries
j
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical in- ;'
dustries
|
2,213 i
4,100 ;
2, 213
o
o
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco.
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc.
Rubber goods
Fur goods.
Shipbuilding
j
Building construction
>
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tun- i
nels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
i
Engineering
I
All other
;
55
33
10,565
10,210
13,097
7,329
355
115 !
$781
$4,917
10.740
10,740
$4,136
5,568
10,172 I
4,604
1,620
2,007 j
"'387
2,273
207,934
1,364
176,004
909
31,930
638 I
233,8
194,907
38,962
778
18,709
27,836 |
9', 127
1,322,684
204,431
3,905
790,278
885,616 i
95,338
1,527,115 |
IS i.
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
E xpress companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities
'
I
8
9I
1i
;
8j
1I
12
8
I
47
7
4
824,282
1,220,035
4
1
178,237
17,311
27
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks and State banks.. Trust companies - ..'
'.....
90,781
66,847 :
151,523
17,158
77,374
59,758'
2,397,493 I
1,860,885
546,695
579,372
63,279
30
Total, banks
1,189,346
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
AH other
33,048 ;
Total, insurance companies
33
Grand total, banks and insurance companies....
99
100
101
102
103
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
104
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere !
provided for
".
-
;
:
Total, merchandising companies..
105 Corporations, inactive
46
214
135
4,119
5,610 i
26,714
153
13,407
7,089
534
3
268
142
536,608 :
I
i.
!
•'
10,676
5,129 i
370,3(19
596.721
683,122
86,401
861,619
102
1
12.560
16.609
. 106
3
13.141
17,193
4.931
21.750
2 4,914
1,440 i
118,205 i
22,062
40,063
78,779
135, 510
13
312
15,119
77,339
17,305
171.270 1
281,358
110,088
554,808
818,877
162,069
\
1
10 .
577,353 j
93,707
1,873 \
:
1,214,451
2,664,986
2,664,9S6 I
10,314,571
3I
22 I
24,111
289
14,092,883 !
20 ;
30,796
671,060 I
318
1.407
22'. 731
58}
207 |
526 I
939
4
,301
37,263
19,747
10,333
26,364
Grand total for the State of Nevada
3,969
824,166
103,247
90,161
84,161 I
299,781 !
3,879,437 j
0.392
584
140,510 i
109,911 I
94,494 I
326,145 ;
135
55,270
' 24
115.985 !
46,662 ;
5,423
365,180 '
37,453
503
910 j
505,966 \
4.207 i
111.578
23;931
. 406
373
42,582 ;
3,879,437 |
910
450,696
4^183
176,261
170,298 •
IS,621
6,657
1,231,928 1
208.725
280'. .720
370,431
109,074
44,658
9^534"
Total, miscellaneous companies
615,557
939,515
289
875
555,683
1,214,451 I
24,111
36S
3,778,312 I
75,148
621
on
23,378 I
840,255 j
7,579,762 j 9,671,820
I
4,019
4,0)9
_
£
*
22,503
284,572
2,092,058
to
-a
01
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
O)
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
NEW
Classification
$
1
2
4
INDUSTRIES.
7
qs
10
11
12
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil gas and salt wrells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
GO
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming....
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
5
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
HAMPSHIRE.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s Butter, cheese and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
0 leomar garine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
H
3
1
3
2
1
2
$1,566
10,184
3 279
94,581
$1,134
10,104
1 980
77^ 649
$432
80
1 299
16,932
$9
2
26
339
1
$894
$1,898
$1,004
I
5
7,116
90,263
7,269
224,982
153
134,719
10
109, 610
90,867
18, 743
376
7
98, 273
234,149
135,876
1
19,000
19,050
50
1
39,908
39, 908
10
17
1
5
4
111,821
102,134
9,687
193
2
5,100
5,100
9,687
193
4
58,908
64,058
5,150
42,978
1,108
22
3
89,770
90,821
1,051
1,805
1,029
21
1,731,756
60,829
1,217
2
4
111,821
102,134
5
2
44,086
2
2
2,834
1
1
1,792,585
8
1
3
O
CO
o
o
g
21
22
23
Beet sugar.
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
24
25
26
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
1
9
6 ;
32,863
32,341
522
1,872,368
1,808,880
63,488
10
;
1,270
3 \
89,770 ,
90,821
1,051
360,199
29,323
|
Textiles and their p r o d u c t s Carpets and rugs
Cordage and t w i n e .
Cotton coods
TTat^ and cans
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
"Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
-
!
7*
I
9
is
42
Total, textiles and their products
35
36
1i
Total, iron and steel products
27 460,438
14 789
1,927,447
25 548 987
14 424
1,622,671
U
4
2
3,083,728
127,926
321,706
2,506,192
110, 786
277,278
1 911 451
365
304, 776
577,536
17,140
44 428
36 124
6 095
ii,462
1
4
330,876
337
736
6
5
643,397
550,624
92,773
1,808
1
22,534
32,027
9,493
w
47
42
33,579,431
30,630,962
2,948,469
56,569
5
353,410
392,226
38,816
^
;
38
si
6,427,640
4,392,046
2,035,594
40,488
7
181,538
230,629
49,091
3
:
38
31
6,427,640
4, 392,046
2,035, 594
40,488
181,538
230,629
49,091
W
;
i
6
31
8
5
20
685,302
454,524
1,836,618
616,350
390,042
1,654,375
68,952
64,482
182,243
1,380
1,235
3,350
3
1
11
421.633
110,588
428,778
474,476
130,595
502,927
52,843
20,027
74,149
^
«
%
O
.....,,..
Iron and steel p r o d u c t s Blast furnaces, steel works, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shop
1
9
w
37
38
39
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and
fixtures
.
All other woodworking establishments
i
48
33
2, 976,444
2,660,767
315,677
5,965
15
960,979
1,107,998
147,019
40
41
42
Leather and finished products—
Leather tanned curried and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
!
;
6
18
7
3
14
6
778,887
7,383.208
698,623
533,006
6.350,592
513.884
245,881
1,032,616
184,739
4,918
13,414
3,668
3
4
1
106,687
130,009
'527
119,572
136,564
594
12,885
6,555
67
Total, leather and finished products
!
31
23
8,860,718
7,397,482
1,463,236
28,000
S
237,223
256,730
19,507
4
17
21
4
17
17
380,525
4 903,904
965,581
265,728
3 209 613
890,693
114,797
1 694 291
74,888
2,296
33 719
1,420
4
96,899
97,698
799
42
38
6,250,010
4,366,034
1,883,976
37,435
4
96,899
97,698
799
Total, lumber and its manufactures
43
44
45
46
-
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
i
Printing and publishing.
!
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
j
Total paper and printing
!
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
i No.
NEW HAMPSHIRE—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
I
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
deductions, j Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Normal
tax.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
72
6
47
48
49
H
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
4
2
Total, liquors and beverages
6
•
5!)
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals . .
. . .
.
Fertilizers
Gas illuminating and heating
Oils and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
. .
1
\ll other
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
Stone—
Cement.
.
60
61
(>3
64
.
iVFa-i'ble a n d stone work
(MayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra ootta. fire chiv etc
Ml other
.'. .
(; lass and glass products
Total, stone, clav, and glass products
3
1
5
3
1
$1,447,524
2,498
$1,370,066
2,386
4
1,150,022
1,372,452
4
41,637
643,633
137,505
o
6.891
:
£77,458
112
$1,085
2
1
1
$187,999
8.590
$188,251
8,796
$252
206
77,570
1,087
2
196,589
197,047
458
36,256
524 881
116,394
5,381
118 752
21,111
108
2,375
387
2
3,486
3,507
21
1
712
1,276
564
1
6,738
153
28,500
1,630
7,281
29,355
2,128
8,192
855
498
911
—
1
44,143 |
3
1
65,855
20
1C
895,521
2
4
3
7,147
57,380
6,105 '<
51,581
2
2
25,667
20,630
8
7
90,194
78,316
728,412
[
9
21,712
434
2
1,915
2,383
468
167,109
3,313
10
43,524
46,841
3,317
1.042
5.799
21
116
1
702
2,860
2,158
5,037
101
11,S7S
238
702
2,860
2,158
n
Metals and metal products other than iron and steelsmeiters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
12
1
3
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
Aejrictiltural implements
Electrical machinery
Musicial instruments, pianos, organs, etc
,
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
,
Engineering
A11 other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
296
Total, public utilities.
Total, banks...
638,271
32,044
70,922
208,929
7,352
5,572
3,198
147
111
963,090
741,237
221,853
3,456
86,353
98,105
308,745
76,510
57, 737
195,157
9,843
40,368
113,588
197
808
2,177
59,397
38,161
21,236
425
9,283
5,022
4,261
85
*2*i68"345'
Tol2*284'
656.061
12,848
26
2,730,228
1,884.871
845,357
16,540
232
66,095,666
56,061,459
10,034.207
194,361
59,576
226,903
66,928
78,597
10,364
1,845.108
765,112
956,937
47,985
138,143
65,936
66,557
4,894
844,297
1,007,404
191,375
11,591
88,760
992
12,040
5,470
6,052,601
3,890,672
1,600,909
828,610
237,661
2,667,180
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies..
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks.
Trust companies
847,200
39,396
76,494
2,689,405
1,772,516
1,148,312 !
136
105
12,260 I
34,502
'24,"483* f* ""27^742"
22,242
"3*259
36,743
62,244
25,501
6,340
7,712
1,372
6,229
16,790 |
I
6,229
19,210
233
29,359
2,420
233
4,025
2,226,736 ' 2,518,478
291,742
13,756
20,148
3,169
232
1,528
20
240
110
6 i 531.415 i 579.334
11 4.965,944 5, 598,837
98.342
3
109,910
14.606 ,
2
16,462
53,001
3
53,827
47.919
632,893
11,568
1,856
826
2,161,929
39,203
31
1.019,842
620,348
195,094
581,067
208.262
42,567
11,604
4,165
838
1,835,284
831,896
16,607
64
4
2
3,790
64,464
451
11.220
0,426,624
706, 739
40,733 !
32,937
48,531
34,436
7, 798
1.499
73,670 ,
82,967
3,339
53,238 :
5, 719,S
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX- DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
00
o
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
Classification No.
NEW HAMPSHIRE—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
CO
H
>
Banks and insurance companies—Continued.
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
All other
93
0-1
95
96
97
98
1
11
14
1
Total, Insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
.
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
99
100
101
10?
103
•_
Total, merchandising companies
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for.
Corporations—inactive
104
105
'
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of New Hampshire
10
14
1
$3,784 126
37.294
159,983
$3,384,689
147,128
$399,437
37,294
12.855
$7,989
746
257
1
1
$465.420
760,287
$543,007
763,887
$77,587
3,600
a
27
25
3,981.403
3,531,817
449,586
8,992
2
1.225,707
1.306,894
81,187
106
101
6.648.583
5.367,101
1,281,482
25,599
5
1,299,377
1,389,861
90,484
5
23
24
21
22
4
23
19
13
14
247,710
1.336,943
139,714
303,637
871,146
193,572
932,276
99,910
275,940
725,086
54,138
404,667
39,804
27.697
146,060
968
7,962
796
553
2,921
95
73
2,899,150
2,226,784
672,366
318
76
223
3,085,047
2,401,737
683,310
394
223
1,052
748
3.085.047
85,002,478
1
207, 664
222.714
15.050
5
8
Is,616
8
5 965
123,182
193,154
136.129
200,592
9,645
12,947
7,438
13,200
22
529,965
575,045
45,080
13,007
95
76
571,552
95
677,522
2,975
105,970
2,880
2,401,737
683,310
13,007
171
571,647
680.497
108,850
70,140, 754
14,861,724
285,939
304
10,504, 791
11,888,712
1,383,921
9
o
g
Q
NEW
JERSEY.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
5 I
6 I
7!
8 i
9 I
10 I
11 !
12 !
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
(_' il, gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals..
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products—
Butter, cheese, and milk.._..,
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
*.
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
Textiles and their p r o d u c t s Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit £.oods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
Total, textiles and their products.
648;350
745,039
25,149
1,051,495
!
6!
i !
24 !
79
_47j
170
2
2
1
12
2
20
;
i
I
1
2,470,033
12G,481
158,883
2,785
231,630
519,779
142,175 i
98,947 ;
60,l_72J
307,294 I
264,204
136,312
122,029
37,365
80,175
480,691
14,003
173,397
56
110,412 |
13,028 i
122,612 |
20,041 i
21,940
55,882
23,334 i
20,529
2,805
46,506 I
34,929 I
5,569 i
816,923 !
50,562 i
1,425,222 i
2,403,045 |
39,950
19,444
2,868
767,511
37,303
1,127,068
2,014,673
6,556
15,485
2,701
49,412
13,259
298,154
388,372
1,272,164 !
1,116,820
155,344
3,107 I
962,342 i
3,314,852 I
2,237,631 ;
1,255,071 i
722,742 j
3,150,531 I
1,801,546 I
1,105,710
239,600
164,321
436,085
149,361
4,791
3,286
8,732
2,977
131
309
54
932
265 i
'
!
!
!
72,435 |
56,565
15,870
318 |
17,443,596
16,178,759
320,690 ;
253,117
2,522,902
20,115,359
5,043
_50,257_
399,201
23
16
121
"3," 723," 424':
53,655,873 \
3,470,307
4,672,697
33,540,514 I
3
3
47
15
20
159
22
12
11
29
82
2
3
34
12
16
141
20
8
6
21
65
1,008,737
751,047
12,280,137
3,769,045
6,503,236
29,649,011
25,289,356
557,650
652,172
2,739,007
21,193,223
692,547
346,513
8,515,723
3,222,578
5,425,846
23,962,324
17,021,250
251,704
584,982
2,409,169
13,000,211
328
104,392,621 I
75,432,847
316,190
404,534 |
3,764,414
546,467
1,077,390
5,686,687 i
8,268,106
305,946
67,190
329,838
8,193,012
28,959,774
44,285 ;
12
77
JM48J _ 2 1
7,895 | 124
33,622,355 i
28 I
196 I
38
2,529 i
3,269 !
55 j.
4,632 I
10,485 j
I 248,036
I
950,656
[
127,917
! 1,500,334
341,161
1,318,995
231,482
2,112,113
93,125
3G2,339
103,565
611.779
66,638
6,804
162.943 !
2,142
822,385
699,981
220,114
6,699
890,410
751,861
57,171
4,557
68,025
51,880
131,675
183,434
51,759
59,8
11 i
2;
12, 200
7,013
21,940
11, 597
55
H
Q
GO
3
O
o
15 !
12 I
75
410,332
462,584
2,751,876
6,324
8,091
66,982
9,485
19,250
113,152
158,743
6,118
1,306
6,219
159,318
17 I
554,988 !
75 | 3,479,158
487,179
522^848_
3,129,183
76,847
60,264
377,307
118,169 i
137,747
19,578
631,597
300,246
150,233
868,826 |
240,932 •
30,309
163,235
396,195
579,416
673,970
307,070
236,926
938,473
244,629
36,150
176,760
454,379
654,116
42,373
6,824
86,693
69,647
3,697
5,841
13-525
58,184
74,700
3,860,220
381,062
g
to
00
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
00
to
[Tncome returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
NEW
JNDI'STRIKS.
Total
number of
cor, pora! lions
reporting.
JERSEY—Continued.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Total
deduct ions. i Net income. ;
Gross
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOMK.
Normal
; NumI ber of
Total
deductions .
i pora: tions.
Deficit.
H
Manufacturing and mechanical industries -Continued
}d.
Iron and steel p r o d u c t s Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills.
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
H
!
39
329
i 368
29
230
42 i
Manufactures of paper
,
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and elect rotyping, type
founding, e t c . ) . . . ,
Total, paper and printing.
57,037,668 '
30,705,413 !
90,910,237
37,743,081
1,831,476
1,383,118
2,908,797 >
1,411,597
991,994
2,330,423
419,879
391,124
578,374
76
6,123,391 i
4,734,014
,
i
\
j
38 !
12 I
23 !
0,214,228
2, 777,157
3,684,334!
6,209,858 !
2,331,823 j
2,440,570
Total, leather and finished products.
Paper and printing—
" Paper and wood pulp
$15,913,911
74,996,326
$139,219
598,285
10
99
$956,872 I $1,090,510 ;
15,298,717 16,528,393 |
$133,638
1,229,676
737,504 ! 109 ( 16,255,589 j 17,618,903 ; 1,363,314
I
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather and finished products—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
:
259 j 128,653,318
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments..
40
122,951,579
105,701,739
15,675,719 j
3
59
159
2!
48 I
116 i
513,536 1
8,777,588 |
7* .585,590 i
10,982,251
360,490 1
(>, 382,647
6,529,560 I
8,328
7,823
11,312
15
4
21
1,389,377
27,463 j
40 ; 1,475,260 ! 1,726,706
3,004,370
445,334
1,243,764!
59,364
8,326
24,033
10
3
229,392
251,200
229,659 .
355,216
265,325 i
244,812!
125,821
14,125
15,153
4,693,468 j
91,723
20 :
710,251
865,353
155,102
153,046 1
2,394,941 !
1,056,030
3,061 !
1
47,545 !: 11
20,913
43
13 j
406,085 |
382,987 j
23,098
463 ;
234 !
173 | 17,282,799 j
13,655,684 |
3,627,115
71,982 !
6
510,208
268,099
696,953
625,584 278,501
822,621 ;
14,903
18,062
259,117 \ 677,136 •
1,046,542 I 1,133,649 I
138,488
61 j 1,469,050
115,376
10,402
125,66S
251,446
3,159
408,019
87 107
155,223
16,735
1,984,070 j
515,020
Tf.
47
48
49
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
26 !
li !
181, 726 ;
18, 785,186 |
319,220 i
Us, 616
16,317,727
256,701
23,110
2,467,459
62,519 i
1/251
s
1.1.274
6IX,514
102,617
22,827
685,885
117,262
7,5o,3
67,371
14,645
57 |
39 i
19,286,132 j
16,733,044 ;
2,553,088 ;
Is, 202 ,
IS
736.405
825,974
89,569
25
847,681
64,748
39,119
29,079
30,416
8,521
7,984
9,948
537,224
303,944
21,922
7,191
10,19]
8,279
2,313
2,667
2,504
80,856
1,574, 720
439,867
418,916
748,850
1,327,975
711,900
229,310
1,333,277
161,95C
92,700
152,459
48,897
45,973
66,536
4, 201, 707 4, 770 228
568,521
3
Total, liquors and beverages..
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
19 I
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating..
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
12,427,840
38,346
264,227
218,849
5,194,500
262,072
7, 602,405
36,252
185,387
160,510
4,825,435 '
2,094
78,840 |
58,339 !
3,604,096
219,246
1,590,404 !
42,826 I
665,448
20,312,524
432,970
12,537,438
39,383,806 j
24,778,304
1,128,697
2,100,192
983,239
1,907,047
4,846,006
5,339,864
5,280,512
5,034,911
3,262,670
4,423,986
2, 646,852
4,216,684
213 I
23, 730,182
9
202
35
8
5
2
2,642,805
19,878,656
3,699,447
6 j
28 |
96 !
Total, chemicals and allied products
61
62
63
64
Stone, clay, and glass productsStone—
Cement
Marble and stone work. _
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc.
All other
Glass and glass products
65
66
67
68
69
70
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
|
Cars Csteam railroad, street cars, etc.)
I
All other
59
60
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
20 !
50 |
41
36
22
38
Total, metals and metal products other than
iron and steel
71
72
73
74 j
75 I
76 i
77 |
78 i
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
12
1,575 !
1.167 i
31,409 |
' 858 I
;-5
4,648 I!
154.8S() I
1
1
:',.-)
543,737
42,826
31,928
18,888
22,137
6,208
5,317
7,444
456,368
288,530 .
84
1, 13J,*53
12
19
256,960
656,150
i
I
I
1
2,901 !
3^856 !
i
31.515 :
17,778 I
52,674 '
14,384 !
20
I,175,516
663, 003
183,337
1, 266,741
17,440,478
6,289,704 !
123,108 I
73
417,409
1,133,735
147,671
1,937,221
13,285,229
2,044, 964
371, 796
634,732
140,151
705,584 i
6,593", 427 j
1,654,483
45,613
499,003
7,520
10,954 j
130,668 !
32,365 I
889 I
9,980 I
' 150
2
8,398
6,010
50 1,600,725 1,939,987
14 [ 3,948,038 I 4,659,817 I
2
12,927 I
15,832 3
235, 722
368,645 !
27,919, 723
18,414,093
9,505,630 I
185,006 |
!
j
261
I
!
i
\
I
i
'
,
!
!
190
16
11 i
1,794,384
49
24
72
6
16
125
ill
II
8,126,618
30,682,145
14,992,172
'120,697
29,649,723
3,980,438
12 |
85 '
232,478 i
',775; 086 I
14, 605,50?
145,458 I
193,145j
1,583,336
915,878
2,633,660
818,227
1.538,440 I
5,946,607
21,064,937
11,783,819
116,210
26.865,466
3,537.118
j
1
I
j
I
I
255,944
2,180,011
9.617,208
3,208,353
4.487
2,784,257
443,320
5,119 j
I
I
I
;
I
42,741
188,742 I
64,140 j
92
53,685
8,775 !
j
2
4
9
8
5
9
rr;
2,388
339, 262
711,779
2,905
132,923
5,803,422 I 6,992,679 j 1,189,257
141,644
187,167
917,897
373,391
3,836,541
145,235
10,250,957
1,399,285
1,017,160
489,835
4,211,598
146.766
10,300,276
1,556,659
45,523
i
!
i
i
'
99,263
116,444
375,057
1,531
49,319
157,374
to
OO
00
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES ANDTERRITORIE S-—Continued.
to
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
N E W JERSEY—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
nurai ber of
corporations
reporting.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Miscellaneous industries—Continued.
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.).
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
Public- utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies.
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies.
All other
j
Total, banks..
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Total
Gross
income.
deductions.
Deficit.
124
71
$6,069,134
$5,284,790
$784*, 344
$15,688
$2,895,060
$3,453,111
$558,051
16
301
11 i
212
273,743
30,517,449
256,733
21,038,774
17,010
9,478,675
336
182,644
85,691
2,717,132
97,495
3,015,143
11,804
298,011
749 |
498 j 126,206,503
97,432,894
28,773,609
561,962
22,762,833 j 24,475,210
1,712,377
562,310,067
404,054,360
158,255,707
3,089,669
60,780,404 I 67,823,24ef
7,042,842
24
15
79
9
19
117
36,547,663
40,201,633
21,177,292
2,457,242
5,086,058
402,876
1,495,963
7,059,547
25,880,770
30,122,430
18,154,916
1,643,876
3,458,881
367,713
749,599
3,595,061
10,666,893
10,079,203
3,022,376
813,366
1,627,177
35,163
746,364
3,464,486
213,342
201,277
60,448
16,248
33,321
701
14,751
68,767
356
114,428,274
83,973,246 j
30,455,028
8,855 j
199
36
108
182
33
105
12,532,219
3,262,447
16,530,244
9,391,735
2,277,512
12,024,061
3,140,484
984,935
4,506,183
61,995
19,699
91,315 I
343
320
32,324,910
23,693,308
8,631,602 j
2,928 | 2,051
103
22
35
22
109
11
32
155
Total, public utilities.
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks Trust companies
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
173,009
877
756,503
840,273
908,546
691,210
336,942
79,056
87,784
1,119,377
836,906
970,862
1,091,939
803,053
396,379
80,684
94,261
1,364,208
133 i 4,818,691 ! 5,638,292 j
80,403
130,589
183,393
111,843
59,437
1,628
7,477
244,831
819,601
I
17 |
3!
3I
!
658,097 !
52,245 j
220,605 j
i
706,179
61,426 !,
290,070
48,082
9,181
69,465
23
930,947 | 1,057,675 j
126,728
Q
CO
a
o
g
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire a n d m a r i n e ( s t o c k ) . . .
Fire a n d m a r i n e ( m u t u a l ) .
Casualty
3 i 145,451,432 j 138.196,063
16,734,075
15,400,907 :
12 i
13 !
30,942 j .
'"s,"
270," 947*1
19 !
3,798,813
310,889 !
206,280 |
5i
Fidelity and surety
Allother
Total, insurance companies.
100
101
102
103
Grand total, banks and insurance companies...
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Heal estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies.
104
105
All other corporations of every description n o t elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive
J_
162,764
178,965
25
1,093,711
1,236,640
142,929
4,114,654
23,597,116
5,789,065
3,124,615
6,364,751
3,658,317
19,293,986
3,872,779
2,667,734
5;570,464
456,337 I
4,303,130 |
1,916,286 !
456,881 !
794,287 |
6,719
85,704
38,267
8,462
15,701
1
31
281
78
36
90,432
992,962
1,487,864
1,874,519
2,635,449
95,050
3,687,445
2,232,206
2,145,470
2,801,203
4,618
2.694,483
744,342
270,951
165,754
42,990,201
35,063,2
7,926,921
154,853
427
7,081,226
10,961,374
3,8 ',148
92,073,276 !
61,795,728 I
30,277,548 I
594,708
1,261
1,123
10,293,257
144
12,175.529
45,832
1,882,272
45,688
92,073,276 I
61,795,728 ;
30,277,548 j
594,708
2,384
10,293,401
12,221,361 | 1,927,960
21
143
386
84
61
695 I
9,777 5,750 1,015,845,736
NEW
157,074,197
' i"
G r a n d total for t h e State of N e w Jersey.
Total, extraction of minerals
66
180,010
4,547 I 2,163 !
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver, and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
. . .
Oil gas and salt wells
All other
16,135
353.049
Total, miscellaneous companies
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
. . . .
Florists and fruit growers
Stoclr raising
. . . .
Forest, and lumber not provided for elsewhere
6,365
9,251,954 !
22
174
667
162
97
2,163
172,600
17,883,556 |
372 j 198,651,061
3.421
1,12
156,465
"'6*299
180,767,505 ]
397
1,122
527,866
104,609
140,107
26,663
620
10,556
2,094
16,201
166,326,151
52
7,255,369
1.333,168
30,942
770,138,825 I 245,706,911
4,819,514
$62,773
1,700
1,538,436
$53,953
1,668
967,402
$8,820
32
571,034
$176
1
11,421
11
1
26
1
$85,408
800
358,948
3,272
$139,914
1,500
633,540
24,774
154 506
700
274 592
21,502
86
47
1,602,909
1,023,023
579,886
11,597
39
448,428
799,728
351,300
8
8
3
1
2
3
2,703,210
19,542,667
2,336,200
10,333,569
367,010
9,209,098
7,341
184,182
959,632
11,927
1,762
15 438
970,867
33,357
31,472
15.602
11,235
21,430
29,710
164
59
i
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M
o
9
o
o
MEXICO.
7
1
39
7
w
H
4,027 85,875,061 100,473,717 I 14,598,656
18
2
65
1
4
35
8a
""
6
5
3
1
2,544,904
1,968,432
576,472
11,530
4
28
920
125,045
24 502
357,936
23 582
232,891
24,790,781
14,638,201
10,152,580
203,053
47
1,114,724
1,433,736
319,012
to
00
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
00
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916 ]
N E W MEXICO—Continued.
^
!
o
i I
INDUSTRIES.
1 !
% 1
O j
13
14
15
16
17
IS
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
1
!
i
'
;
;
Gross
Normal
tax.
d e d u c e s . ! Net income.
* ™
Number of
corporations .
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
w
\ Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
j
Food and kindred products—
i
Butter, cheese, and milk
1
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
1
and vegetables)
'
Oleomargarine
!
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
i
Bread and bakery products
!
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and grist mills
|
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
!
molasses
i
Heetsutar
!
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
;
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total
number of
cor- Numpora- b e r of
tions
report- po°raing. tions.
Total, food and kindred products
Textiles and their products—
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
Total, textiles and their products
H
>
2
2
2
1 :
2
1
2
7
6
83,262
. ..)
76,139
2
2
43,857 j
41,994
$8,985
$6,088
82,897
110,578
55,251
55,327
88,589
i
i
1,107
$10,746
S2; 157
6,474
3,289
Ul
!
1
972
1,156
184
L
19,993
22,406
2,413
! '
7,i23
j
:
144
246,682 i
11
179 ; 472
5
37
67,210
1,346
5
32,739
40,782
8,0-13
i
I
;
. i
1i
j
i
1
I..;....
!
I
1
)
i
i
!
1
--~
»
'
O
a
i
1 863
I
16 |
Ul
r=r^-...-r~-r-—•-
Iron and steel products
Blast furnaces, steelwork-, and rollin-.1 mills
Foundry and machine shops
35
36
1
Total, iron and steel products..
37
38
39
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments..
40
41
42
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned, curried, and iinislud . .
Boots and shoes
All other
1 I
79,014
79.014 I
t>\ 113
68, 113 '
Total, lumber and its manufactures...
7"), 479 I
\ Mo
75,479
3, 53")
57,304
57,304
7.731
9,929
2.I9\
7.731 :
9.929
2,!9\
138,623
143.712
5,089
2, XXS
3 096
208
3.096
208
1,575
1,390
Total, leather and finished products
Paper and p r i n t i n g Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating 10 printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and elect rotyp ing, •
type founding, etc.)--
43
44
45
46
Total, paper and printing.
Liquors and beverage.- ! istilled
Malted
All oilier
+7
48
Total, liquors and beverages
!
53 ;
5-1
58
;
'hemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals
Fertilizer^.
(his, iJluminating and heating.
Oils, and oil products
Pn ints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
Allot h e r . . .
Total, chemicals and allied product^.
20s,991
251,448
352
268,991
251,448
17,543
133.779
106.250
27,529
133,779
106,250
27,529
........
138,623
..
i
00
TABLE 1 0 a . - CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
oc
GC
Classification
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
NEW MEXICO—Continued.
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
INDUSTRIES.
in^.
! dedans.
Normal
tax.
Not income.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
&
•
3
3
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures..
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons .
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
Number of
corporations.
H
>
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement .
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Potterv terra cotta fire clav etc
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos organs etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
3
$35 787
&31 425
$4,362
187
3
35,787
31,425
4,362
87
02
o
Q
O
g
1
1
I
i
.
!
|
2
2
1
68,593
29,388
39,205
784
80
81
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam. 1
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio conpanies
All other
Total, public utilities
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks..
Trust companies
or:
H
Total, banks
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock).
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casualty
Fidelity and surety..
Allother
"..
100
101
102
103
c
o
Total, insurance companies..
Grand total, banks and insurance companies. .. .\
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies.
Hotels and restaurants.
Total, merchandising companies.
49
4.400 '
387
125,998
219,955
19,321
388
17,921
483,314
257,585 i
5,154 |
11 !
14
1
2 !
512,350
65,588
19,042
143,919
292,395
46,267
18,654
28
740,899
359
1 I
14
4:
2 i
1,947
110,351 '
74,103 :
39,885 s
6,714
120,939
80 287
40^ 754
4,767
10,588
6.184
' 869
21
226,286 !
248,6
22,408
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
§
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
N E W MEXICO—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
i report! ing,
j
i
!1
other corporations
of every. description not elsewhere
p
i d d for
f
pprovided
319
t i i
Corporations—inactive
j 235
104
105
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of New Mexico
i 554
; 979
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Num-1
ber of
cor- i
porations.
Gross
income.
I
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Total
deductions. i Net income.
207 i $ti,675.336 j
$3,933,082 '
Normal
tax.
$2,742,254
Num-1
i ber of
cor- •
pora- ;
tions. I
•154,613 ,
112
235
Toi al
deductions.
81,384,796 i $1,715,934
44 !
8,139
Deficit.
;
$331,138
8,095
207 i
6,675,336
3,933,C
2,742,254
54,613
347
1,384,840 ! 1.724,073
474 !
38,929,154 j
23,790,!
15,138,195
303,499
505
3.782,125 i 4.886.261 > 1,104.136
I
______
I
!
i
!
$2,467,073 i
981,402 \
42,506
511,267 ;
$43,496
18,892
851
10,227
13,790,594 I
4,002,248 I
73,466
NEW
j Agriculture and animal husbandry:
1 ;
Farming
2i
Florists and fruit growers
3;
Stock raising
4j
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
339 ; 233
YORK.
141
150
27
46
47
84
15
$7,427,089
8,519,410
224,509
1,621,834
I
,
i
i
364
153
! 17,792,842 |
38
30
19
10
6
15
67
88
j 26,429,912 I
288,036,044 I
i 10,744,319
i 4,424,303 j
55,794,196 j
1,511,563 !
10,306,125 (
42,721,408 !
$4,960,016
7,538;008
182,003
1,110,567
81,839.682 i 52.566,871
l,S6l',39S ! 2.168,584
244;614
456,086
1,470,987
1,934,938
211
;
5,416,681 j 7,126,479 '
S727.1K!)
307.186
211,472
463,951
709,798
j
8
9
10
11
12
| Extraction ot minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals...
57 |
64 j
52 !
22
12
37
122
235
601
273
24,247,339
139,354,290
8,115,747
3,083,341
12,302, 887
1,192,878
6,307,307
25,322,645
43,435
2,953,845 !
52,573
26,819
869,824
6,373
79,910
339,748
19
34
33
12
6
22
55
147
439,967,870 j 219,926,434 j 220,041,436 ! 4,372,527 \
328
2,182,573
148,681,754
2,628,572
1,340,962
43,491,309
318,685
3,998,818
17,398,763
!
i
|
I
!
;
j
j
3,911,148 i
4,142,295 :
758,672 '•
1,740,425 i
629,989 '
495,702 '
497,744
4,851,983
4.475,731 •;
564, 583
5,647,304 :; 1,505, 009
1,443,305
684, 633
1,826,275 ;
85, 850
749,949 i
119, 960
619.579 !
123, 877
3,375^065 ; 2, 877, 321
7,104,638 ! 2, 252, 655
17,027,958 | 25.241,846 ! 8,213,888
o
13 :
14 \
:
15
16
17
18
19
20
'
i
!
!
|
;
21 !
22 '
23
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
;
Food and kindred products Butter, cheese, and milk
j
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and j
vegetables)
~
j
Oleomargarine
i
Slaughtering and meat packing and meat products.!
Bread and bakery products.
j
Coffee and spices...
;
Flour mills and gristmills
j
Sugar reiining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
".."
i
Beet sugar
j
Confectionery and ice cream
i
Food preparations, all other
!
Total, food and kindred products
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
j
i
!
i
|
j
I
|
j
>
;
.237:
163-
104 ;
60
122
9
87
26
88 :
5;
69
9,O72,S35 j .
4.816,144 I
7,235,688
1,139,106
363,211
8.213,064
'152,132
227,640
:
1,422,815
'122,105
i
! 1,624,473
120,914
78,761
18,892
132,134
50,251
380,031
l,S37, 147
4,000,917 !
815,227
15,976
10,415,933
79,879,511
141,758
15,583,989
8,076,832 •
72,516,427 !
122,092 i
12,784,408 :
2,339,101 I
7,363,084 I
19,666
2,799,581 !
46,773
109,398
394
54,527
2,792,150
73,371
6!
208,748
34 i 1,290,681
4 !
71,854
18 i 1.244,442
i
i
;
175,322,011
134,755,381 |
40,566,630 |
777,810
15 j 17,270,690 I 18,302,752
1,032,062
79 '
145 >
116 I
176
10,967,340
74,049,193
8,636,983
58,402,945
:
2,330,357 |
15,646,248 j
45,903
312,194 ,
66 I 5.134,200 ! 5,945,818
60
2.532,538 ' 3,086,084
811,618
553,546
970 !
647 ;
380,248,714
306,531,673 i
73,717,041 |
1,399,428 i
323 ; 34.394.5C9 \ 38,235,989
3,841,420
21
17
20 > '
103
181
189 '
70
209
55/,
32 S
255 !
17
15
lf;5
61
13X
112
53
154
386
21S
190
;
Textiles and their products—
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine...
Co* ton goods
Hats and caps
Hosierv and knit goods
Silk and silk goodWoolen and worst ed goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women s other iurnisinngs
All other
'
Total, textiles mid their p r o d u c t
24,047,095
6,235,751 !
30,253,772
7,2s3,619 ,
30,695,914
11,111,560 '
7,387,929 ,
950,140 i
5,275,OS3 '
25,2 VT, 474
16.230.095 '
4^,947,527
8,296,949 ' 3. S3:,, 731
4,880,511
25,4 K), 379
f;
83,166,776 ' 5,."j.']7,'> ' 5
9.301,890
34,388,942
12; 490, <U:}
35,521,827
120,179
145,557
2>)0. 182
18.42S
103.507
2S2', 40s
73.942
91,901
98'747
17S.7S2
241', 668
110
t;5
8«;6,3()2. 772 ! 283,369,584
82,933.18S ;
1,555,664
572
14(5' 110
1,3t>9
y5;»
92.15(). IS.", ,
253, 752, t, I- .
12,859, 511 .
1,515 ; l,0:',0
845.903.133 1 21S, 3-12,351
2,0M
1,509
30,
17
11,
s.
30,
05,
12,
30'.
3s,
43.
18.
18, 8s2
25, 375
!.066, 368
] . 698, W0
' 989, 045 '
2.302. 185
726, 913
3.192, 970
5,928,
2.630, 476
2.133, 093
20, 731
26,279
1.205.410
1,936.676
1.171,251
2.971.382 I
830.900 i
3,450,449 I
6.646,793 !
3', 057'. 225 !
2.364,274 i
1,849
904
139,042
237,816
182,209
668,897
103,987
257,479
718,018
426,749
231,181
20.713.192
23.6S1.323 i 2,968,131
S3',\ 877
1.905,780
22. 51)6,001
2,085,459 j
179,729
26.0Ns',OfS : 4,422,617
127.560.7S2 , 2. 128,3.'. 1
24.471.781
29.074,07'
;
35 !
36 j
Iron a n d *tee p r o d u c t s
Blast fur-wees. steelwork.-, a n d rolling milK
F o u n d r y a n d m a c h i n e ^hop.-
37 |
38 |
39 !
Lumber and Us manufact ure> Sawniills and planing mi'ls
Furniture and fixi ures
All other woodworking establishments
Toial. iron a n d steel p r o d u c t s
,
j
!
-19, 7tf<), 974
i68.55L,377
156
2()5
}
.M 1
179
229 '
S,()(';S.46O
17.302,00s
36,101.704
6.9* 1,261
14.953,741
2S.255,487
774 '
505
62,075,172
50,173,489
83 !
91 I
153 !
04
75 ;
J17 ;
45,958.714
21,3G5iO15
9,439,967
256 , 76,763,696
I--
1,704,190
2 3icS,2(>7 ,
849,217
1
O
o
o
4,602,346
32, 439
45, 905
155, 277
59
S6
124
2,800,27?
2,630.318
5,397,791
3. 277, 026
:i.238, 195
6, 255',519
4/0, 754
608, 111
857, 728
11, 901.'',83
233, 621
269
IO,82S\381
771, 040
1,942, 659
J 5,988,364
17,618,193
7,385,070
29, 970,350 j
746,822 1
2,054,897 !
597, 802 i
73, 543 I
39, 858 !
19
16
36
1,161,873
'415,138
872,390
1, 249, 761
482, 245
1, 043. 122
87, 888
67, 107
170, 732
40,991,627.
35, 772,069 '•
711, 203 |
71 ' 2.449,401
2.775. 128
325, 727
j
Leather and finished p r o d u c t s Leather, tanned, curried, and finished.
Boots and shoes
.'
All other
To|al, leal her raid, finished product s,
,
j
ill
i
T o t a l , l u m b e r a n d its manufacture:-
CD
1—1
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
to
CD
to
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916. |
N E W YORK—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
43
44
45
46
Total
num- :
ber of;
I
cor- ! Num- i
pora- ber of
tions • cor- j
report-j pora- j
ing- ; lions. !
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Paper and p r i n t i n g 51
Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
418
Printing and publishing
1.699
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
.*
*—
151
Total, paper and printing.
Liquors and b e v e r a g e s Distilled
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
Chemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals
Fertilizers
< «as, illuminating and heating.
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
Allother
Total, chemicals and allied products
2,319
30
136
123
! 289
332
32
38
80
99
147
22
47
528
| 1,325
dross
income.
Total
deductions.
42
$29,657,994 I $17,916,514
348 ! 88,865,201 j 65,288,474
1,076 I 150,775,890 ; 131.265.484
102 I 14,624,601
12,533,377 ,
1
'
1,568 ! 283,923,686 | 227,003,849 >
24
105
71
59,961,859 !
62,779,232
7,509,993 !
51,677,990
53,254,935 ;
6.548,827 '
200 | 130,251,084 | 111,481,752 j
210
22
24
56
72
99
14
32
339
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
COKFORAT1ONS SHOWIJ
117,061,796
21,476,202
46,960,480
72,355,391
22,483,917
10,561,444
272,580,701
12,411,043
147,003,084
868 i 722,894,058
69,139,484
14,102,918
30,827,767
44,209,921 I
15,233,987 i
6,590,836 i
188,572,622
9,182,113
84,688,918 i
462,548,566
Net income. ;
$11,741,480
23,576,727
19.510.406
2,091,224 1
56,919,837
8,283,869 '
9,524.297
961,166
18,769,332
• Num- i
of;
Cross
N ormal ber
cor- [ income.
Uix. " i poralions. ;
$205,066 '•
464,495
372.233
41,781
1,083,575
9 ' $192,518
$572,546
70 i 6,379,082 ! 7,167,912
623
m
35.814.531 i 40.242.592
49 ; 1,281,913 ; 1,593,633 j
6.
245,858
31
7,983,777
52
1,148,204
361,652
89
260,345,492 j 5,133,167
Deficit.
*380,028
788,
788,830
4,428, Otil
311,720
751 ;' 43,668,044 j 49,576,683 j 5,908,639
165,676
178,470
17,506
47,922,312
938,722
7,373,284
142,917
16,132,713 |
322,654
28,145,470 !
539,765
7,249,930 I
143,283
3,970,608 !
78,745
84,008,079 ! 1,680,161
3,228,930 i
59,362
62,314,166 | 1,227,558
Total
deductions.
122
10
14
24
27
48
8
15
189
277,682 !
8,508,300 j
1,373,432
9,377,839 i 10,159,414
2,439,820
307,673
277,238
129,540
489,321
426,350
62,910
173,438
3,143,180
I
31,824
524,523
225,228
781,57
3,823,583 i 1,383,763
418,643 ;
110,970
406,577
129,339
265,957 ; 136,417
566,777 I
77,456
523,460
97,110
208,369
145,459
234,,312
60,874
4,061,499
918.319
457 i 7,449,470 I 10,509,177
3,059,707
g
„
Stone, clay, and glass products
Stone-Cement
Marble a n d stone work
Clay —
Brick a n d tile
Pottery, terra eotfa, fire clay, e t c .
All other
"..'
(> lass and glass products
59
60
61
62 i
63
64 ;
67 i
68 !
69 j
70 !
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
SO
81
4.940,225
6,084, 135
2,546,472
928,610
:
91
21
22 i
114 '
59
19
13
76
5,466,628
4,546,317
756,290
12,176,928
4.879,117
3,746,271
663,476
9,360,631
587, 511
800,046
92,814
2,816,297
|
471 j
279!
37,445,635
29,673,855 j
7.771,780!
Metals a n d metal products other t h a n iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures
{
Automobiles, motorcycles, a n d bicycles
j
Carriages a n d wagons
'
.'
<*ars (steam railroad, street cars. etc.)
All other
j
49 \
680 i
162 |
55 j
17 \
16 |
62,970,825
87.790^517 ]
21, 493,092 I
2,839,684 ;
19,260,65!)
4.897,290
49, 328,350
50, 846,016 !
10, 665,046 ;
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
66
7,486,697
7,012,775
Total, metals and metal products other than iron j
and steel
I
979 j
=
Miscellaneous industries—
j
<"
Tobacco
177 ;
Agricultural implements
\
17 |
Electrical machinery
] 213 :
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
\ 143 \
R u b b e r goods
j 109 j
Fur goods
;
88
Shipbuilding
35 \
]
Building construction
i 757 '
Construction: contracting (pavements, roads, tun- j
j
nels, river a n d harbor dredging, etc.)
j 49S
Engineering
i 222
All other
j 1,244
Total, miscellaneous industries
451,572
10, 663,864
76,804 !
48,405
18,573
10, 749
15,872 I
1.850 |
56,223 |
433,734,711 ; 289,439,420,
144,295,291
32
2
9
38
151,672
192
854, 575
995, 041
202, 685
12
221
8,762
239
21, 536
213,
637 j 322,283,710
199,252,058 ! 123,031,652
2,295,838
!
29,131,681
582,605
109 [ 83,138,845 : 54,007,164
1,195,353
317,670
1,513,023
5,072
n
9,475,453 : 179,370
29,972,942
39,448,395
127
3,871,354
15,936,458
12,065,104 !
75,420
85 \
37,252,090
15,314,962 ! 301,000
65
21,937,128 :
8,902,039
3,111,879
58,864
68
5,790,160
!
17,325,518
175,925
8,529,279 '• 8,796,239
21
27,023,815
3,542,223
23,481,592
66,919 j
383
:
i
6,585,422
228 • 41,200,074 i 34,614,652
130,901 !
14.197.307 :
2,891,739
11,305,568
118
57, J94 I
147,' 797; 147
61,256,669
86; 540,478
763
1,218,22» i
j 3,503 : 1,978
1.379,505
3,081.552
574,728
27,291
313,843
655,278 :
;
1,676.929 i
3,493,797 j
297,424
412.215
1,874,513 I
41,283 i
364,657 |
817,935 j
299,785
13,992
50,814
162,657
(
7,032,197 i 8,26
8,269,114
! 1,236,917
175, 377
5, 488,126
70 ;
1,793, 688
21 i 3.608, 685
4
14
99, 053
86, 394
342
11,251,323
179,051
354,428 !
7,060,519 j 1,572,393
802.775
2,596,463 !
699,104
•l'. 307. 789 I
12,410
lli;463
190,519
276,913 !
14,707,57,
10,663,680 11,213,313
1,293,480
1,565,156
1,210,521
1,935,933
1,734,960 : 2, 204,843
1,597,020 ; 1,992,935
'487,636
538,998
1,083,729
1,318,071
16,967,112 19,317,650 I
'
!
i
270 22,500 158 2" 'HI, 105 j
104
\ 712 547
5 925, 255
VSL 1 > , 7 7 7 , »U± z\ )9S 52S
6
86
58
44
20
14
374
2,851,099 | 1 525
7>,02s 147
3, 456, 252
549,633
271,676
725,412
469,883
395,915
51,362
234.342
2,350,538
3,530,947
1,212,708
7,821,224
9 , ,11 7S7 | 17,613,640
(Jrand total, manufacturing and mechanical in- !
dustries
|14,553 , 9,507 3,161,826,371 2,218,808,224 ; 943,018,147 \ 18,205 S70 j 5 046 217,W> 1,294 291 tOl, i07 45,737,013
Public utilities:
Electric a n d gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, s t e a m . . .
Railways, electric, city a n d s u b u r b a n
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities
|"
|
i
j
j
i
i
!
;
""" :"
394
198
138 f
296
215
41
370
981
j 2,633
r
301
133
81 I
225
164
32
281
618 i
272,853,572
931', 183,447 :
113,936,714
538,526,638!
8,259,352
168,992,974
210,841,605
80,090,609
207,105,150 i 65,748,422
760,041,841; 171,141,606
93,633,145
20,303,569
361,295,446. 177.231.192
6,265,356 i
1,993', 996
160,196,534 !
8,796,440
141,992,602 ! 68,849,003
63,219,943 1 16,870^666
1,835 12,324,684,911 |l,793,750,017 |
530,934,894
1,581,256
46,245,182
19,2-19,029
16,329,6 H
2,817,79/
197,791
3,151,181
14,556,896
H
997,508
4,135,668
2,233;188
2,695,157
i, 064,097
25,243
756,250
1,429,674
j 93,781,981 jlO7,118,766 | 13,336,785
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TABLE 10a. CORPORATION INCOME TAX-DISTRIBUTION OFINCOMESBY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dee. 31, 1910.j
N E W YORK—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Total, banks..
Insurance companies'—
Life
:
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
All other
'
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
99
Department stores
100
Wholesale jobbers
101
Real estate
102
Amusement companies
103
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Total
deductions
Gross
income.
515
241
144
490 I 1140,763,658 ;i
34,998,831
221
118,099,706 i
135
900
846
i Net income.
Normal
lax.
$87,015,425 I $53,748,233 j $1,073,895
c\On A
i\ 9^OOl
A
0
OOP.
i
25,674,
„„.
323!OO834
i 1 0182,336
641,498 j
32,162,9813 |
85,936,723
r\t^n
293,862,195 ; 198,627,145
95,235,050
1,897,729
Number of
corporations.
20
9
Total
deduction^.
Gross
income.
$555,562
513,759
737,873
Deficit.
$652,433
$96,871
926,400 ! 412.641
1.126', 592 ! 388,719
54 ! 1,807,194 I 2,705,425
)8,231
=
!
8
3
29
115
70
52
8
2
434,088.661
?20,337,986
444,254 j
46,495,243 I
10,135,009
56,890 ;
j 312
276
711,558,043 i 654,453,922 j
35
134
70
m
1,212
417,411,492
189,219,464
191,937
39,456.984
8' 120^ 835
' 53,210
16,677,169 ! 333,213
630,518
31,118,522 |
5,046
252,317 !
7,038,259
140,765
2, 014; 174 : 40,285
3,680
74
57,104,121
6
19
8.753,931
1,122 1,005,420,238 j 853,081,067 j 152,339,171 | 3,047,630
71
1.223
700
546
413
39,088,567
164,986,874 i
22,558,625 j
44,128,369 !
74,744,077 j
32,377,146
113,401,988
16,857,679 !
37,670,496 !
66,829,541 I
6,711,421
51,584,886
5,700,946
6,457,873
7,914,536
120, 189
007,723
109, 214
120, 827
155, 596
i 4,266
2,953
345,506,512 j 267,136,850 j
78,369,662
1, 513, 549
9,221,929
10,723 i
13,158 I
27,021,810 j 28,150,971
1,149,901
j
: 85
j 1; 532
i 1,640
j 586
j 423
624,182 ! 690,450 j
17,632,974 j 18,225,434
467,998
2,435
1,129,161
90 28,829,004 j 30, 8£6,396 I 2,027,392
14
309
940
40
10
5,611,165
11,840,511
15,213,687
25,025,553
14,213,019
I 9,160,667 j
I 15,274,137
21,345,951
;, 747,278
15,124,700
o
66,268
592,400
3,549,502
3,433,6:"
6,132,234
3,721,725
911,681
1,313 i 71,903,935 j 89,652,733 i 17,748,79
a
c
104
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
_
20,829 11,934 11,004,938,927
105 Corporations—inactive
.21,003 |ll, 934 1,004,938,927
Total, miscellaneous companies..
Grand total for the State of New fork
658,983,063 j 345,955,8
658,983,063
6,837,775
i
8}X95 197.551,082 247.657,724 50,106 612
1 7 4 : ' 96;313 ; '437;228 j
340,915
345,955,864 j 6,837,775 j 9,069 ,197,647,395 |248,094,952 j 50,447,557
44,632 27,777 8,300,137,671 0,025,476,249 2,274,661,422 | 44,464,771 16,855 J662,271,248 J801,492,479 |139,221,231
NORTH CAROLINA.
Agriculture a n d animal h u s b a n d r y :
Farming
Florists a n d fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest a n d l u m b e r n o t provided for elsewhere
19
15
3
29
66
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
32 i
$115,373
156,763
87,428
1,795,091
$80,089
135.166
75,281
1,511,357
$35,284
21,597
12,147
283,734
1705 I
432 I
213 I
4,959 j
$52,671
13,040
1;
17 i 1,075,897
169,533
25,302 ;
3,688 '
1,208,530 j
$16,862
12,262
3,688
132,633
2,154,655 i
1,801,893 |
352,762
6,309
34
1,307,053
165,445
132, 616
2 652
E x t r a c t i o n of minerals:
Coal mines..
Copper mines
Cold and silver a n d precious metals
iron mines
Lead a n d zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas. a n d salt wells
Allother
718,025
684,794
33,231
665 '
'"26~i~365
209,'670
51,695
1.033"'
Total, extraction of minerals..
1,126,867
909,325
217,542
4,350 I
147,477
Manufacturing a n d mechanical industries:
Food a n d k i n d r e d p r o d u c t s Butter, cheese, a n d milk
Canning a n d preserving (fish a n d oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
Oleomargarine..
Slaughtering a n d meat packing, and meat p r o d u c t s .
Bread a n d bakery products
Flour mills a n d gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) a n d
molasses
Beet ci">nrc>f
Confectionery a n d ice cream
Food preparations, all other
j
Total food a n d k i n d r e d products
!
11,861
9,
7
1,141,608
7,291 '
8,068
6I
9,085
S, 72.1 I
655
100,929 I
54,081
134,100 i
I
63,924
.'
70,176 !
143,729 ;
128,982 ,
14,747
216
12,970 •
16,074
3,104
29
31,292 I
33,452 ;
2,160
4,464
3,047
1,417
1
6
1
4
3,650
o», 863
3,073
55,934
on
2, 929
2
S, 657
23,613
14, 956
53
45
1,395,097
1,176,928 :
218, 169
4 350
8
80.209
86,279
6, 070
5
6
2
2
26,406
176,590
22,142 j
155,115 j
4, 264
21, 475
85
429
4
54,629
21,365
65 259
22;,200
10, 630
835
88
62
1,808, 799
263, 578
5,180
26
209,122
246,877
37, 755
1,545,221
S
CO
103
7,969
I
11 I
16,376 !
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
NORTH
INDUSTRIES.
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32 \
33
34
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Textiles and their p r o d u c t s Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
Allother
Total, textiles and their products
35 i
36 I
37 I
38 1
39 I
1
Total
! number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
2
2 1
269 ! 252
59 ; 54
11 !
8
3
3
3 ;
2
17
13
j
Iron and steel p r o d u c t s Blast furnaces, steel works, and rolling mills .
Foundry and machine shops
380 I
CAROLINA—Continued.
349
(iross
income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Total
: (ions.
$100,527
76,411,553
$72,054
57,893,596
8,381,115
6, 889,581
2,568,347
293,223
41,443
30,219
1,473,460
1.920,141
'250, 478
38, 816
22.998
;
$28,473
18,517,957
$570
363,842 !
1,491,534
28,519 j
648,206
42,745
2,627
7,221
656,265
89,299,887 j 67,904,859 | 21,395,028
11
CO
SI. 331.074
SI, 737,968
45,495
65, 763
20,268
i
I
J
!
I
1
3
624
29,254
2,831
32,672 ;
1
4
4,937
19,969 j
6,206
67,609
418,887 !
31
1,431,353 j
1,913,049
11,675
835
52
144
13,250
;
$406,894
;
2,207
3,418
1,269
47,640
481, 696
8
54 I
71,315
1,630,165 j
59,359
1,270,934
11,956
359,231
240 !
7,436 I
Total, iron and steel products..
62
1,701,480 !
1,330,293
371,187
7,676 I
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments..
113
82
6,470,784 7,068,265 !
2,063,810
5,837,501
5,995,175
1,710,572
633,283
1,073,090
353,238
12,664 I
21,074 !
6,889
43
13
20
2,053,630
760,144
249,950
2,420,648 }
838,019 I
428,032 l
367,018
77,875
178,082
258 I
15,602,859 ;
13,543,248
2,059,611
40,627
76
3,063,724
3,686,699 i
622,975
Total, lumber and its manufactures
i
1
10
1,600
249,289
250,889 ;
H
1,986 >
279,385 ;
386
30,096
281,371 j
30,482
o
o
40
41
42 !
43
44 !
45 i
46;
47 j
48 !
!
50
51
52
53
54 ;
56 •
60 1
61
62 i
63 i
64
Leather andfinishedproducts—
Leather,
Boots
andtanned,
shoes. curried, and finished
Allother
Total, leather and finished products...
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp...
Manufactures of paper..
Printing and publishing.
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
Total liquors and beverages
2 :
3 :
51
95
3,196
• ",, 267
59,491
-1,224
•817, 616
540,799
276,817 I
5,537
55.267 '
59,491
4, 221
3,829,163 i
55,252
1,435,053
923,080 '
20,737 !
111,169 i
18,462
415
2,184
3,850 I
569,427 !
5,730
642,260
1,880
72,833
4, 752,243
75,989
1,546,222
2,341 [.
50 |
41
15
10 !
5,319, 468
—
1 i
34
2
33 j
1
27
14
:
- • - .
•
•
•
•
,
1
4,025
4,414
389
21,061 |
39
577,302
652,404
75,102
17
109,487
. ..
133, 671
24,184
17
109,487
133.671
24,184
69,4u4 :
27,284 '
18,164
580,251
1,491
30,927
92,458
48^303
18,328
679,683
1,571
47.223
—
|
|
678 1
524
433, 265
124, 952 |
13 i
2,337
559,419
433, 789
125, 630 1
2,350
17,657
374,982 :
45,762 I
1,293,117
310,066
135,326 ;
5,461
241,909 |
8,688 '
329', 228
47,057
12,294 !
110
4,386
176
6.062
905
194
23,118
616,891
54,450
1,622,345
357,123
147,620
i
I
!
I
!
,
256,140
1
14
1
!
|
I
j
•
22.994
21; 019
164
99.432
' so
16,296
5,123
4
40,175 ;
61,018
20, 843
63 I
3,652,393 j
2,751,616
900,777 '
16,956
31
767,756 ;
948,584
180, 828
2l
10,160 \
550,134 ;
4,970
470,163
5,190 I
79,971
104
1,600
2
13
9, 917
417,107
13,407
473,328
3.490
50;221
24 i
445,918
398,383 I
342,862 !
328,779
127,552
166,245
38,693
554,576 !
652,980 ;
98,404
9 {
2 '1
... J.
* 4i
66
—
|
1,202
558,217
830,846 i
4
22
.
1, 054, 986 j
j
49 ;
Total, stone, clay, and glass products.
159,805 !
6. 374,414
56
^ i
.-
190, 061
350, 738
!,
j
('hemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating.
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap.
All other
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
(layBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta. fire clay, etc.
Allother
1
1
Glass and glass products
2I
88 i
307,073 I
510,543 j
41
214,101 j
1,618,696
.74,706 :
103,056
.69,604
168,923 I
45,178
1,315,697 !
302,999 ;
2,004
1,392
904
6,004
H
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX -DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
NORTH CAROLINA- -Continued.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
; Total |
I num- j
j ber of I
INDUSTRIES.
;
cor- I
; pora- ber of j
i tions cor! report- poraI ing. tions.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Num- J
ber of I Gross
cor- j
pora-| income.
tions.
Normal
tax.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
CO
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
;
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—\
Smelters
I
Manufactures
!
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
|
Carriages and wagons
I
Cars (steam railroad, streetcars, etc.)
I
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
71 i
72 ;
73 !
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
7
3
19
3
32
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implemen ts
Electrical machineryy
;
Musical
pianos, organs, etc
ubber instruments,
goods
Fur goods.
oods
UI
4|
Shipbuilding
Buildi ng construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
117
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical in- i
dnstries
i 1,249
6
2
14 j
.1192,268
222,912
416,099
35,204
145,310
42,475
65,592
2,652
849
1,126
53
SI 1,530 i
202,350 I
96,573 j
$855
11,664 i
213, 900 i
121,054
1,022,512 |
866,483
156,029
2, 934
310,453 j
347,473 j
37,020
55,975,412 :
108,358
97,682
29,481
47,012,216
81,604
75,202
28,856
8,963,196
26,754
22,480
625
155,297 I
179,646
24,349
156
156
$237,578
265.387
481;691
37,856
j
I
!
!
7
333,930
7 I
4 I
48
1,023,193 !
102,427 i
1,602,923 j
88 |
59,273,406 ,
179,264 i
536
450 !
13 i
i
4
1
$855
134
11,550
24,481
o
249,071
84,859
1,698 i
2
43,151
83,705
40, 554
969,625
94,652
1,372,222
53,568
7.775
230^ 701
1,072 !
157 !
4,410
6
4
12
63,958
17,142
161,247
89,153
23,649
182,497
25.195
6,507
21,250
9,389,958
187,600 I
29
440,795
558,806
118,011
7,770,724
9,481,405
1,710,681
49,883,448 j
181,731,521 , 145,434,921
36,296,600
714,812
—
...
294
j
—=r—.
O
3
o
o
83 i
84 i
85 j
86 I
87
88
89
uhhc utilities:
Klectric and gas lighting and powr oin pan it
Railroads, steam
v
'airways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies.
All ot h e r . .
".
Total, public utilities
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Total, b a n k s .
93
!
94 I
95
96
97
98
j
!
;
'
142 I
111 !
;
99
100
101
102
163
Total, merchandising companies
394 j
258 {
82 •
,
'
78 :
59,407,284 j
45,951,412 •
3. 516, 747 |
2.339,931
4, 763,501 ;
1.048,308 j
3, 256,366
717,095
|
5C3 j
477
9,328,556
6,313,392
9 1
111
4 i
5 I
\
7
9 :
4 !
4 :
260,697 ,
204,949 I
5,188 ,
3,888 ;
13,455,872 j
268,289 ;
3,352,514
1,066,053
5,102
23,512
j
i
i
!
1.176,816
!, 507,135 !
331,213 j
3,015,164
347,190 j
124,568 I
5,102
5,217 i
3.005,324
941,485
18,295
29
24 :
4,447, 181
3,965, 104 1
532
501 :
13,775 737
10,278, 496 |
15
47
34
366,872 ;
396,760 '
231,906
56,696 ;
89,863 |
569 535
529.930
.'535,595
64,129
119,022
47,557 I
154; 515
51,777
216,361 |
202.663
133.170
103,689
7, 433
29,159
4,220
61,846
136 i 1,344,169 I 1,886,349 j
29,975
6,579
4
21
1
60,015 ,
26 !
23, -161
6,945
2,490
102
104
46,779 i
2,820 i
161,101
56,802
2,838
70,612
10,023
18
143,088 j
223,741 ;
80,653
521,687 ;
99,693 |
563,501
108,754 ;
1,814
9,061
93,4X9 •
482 077
9,641
5 j
621,380 1
673, 888
52,508
241
t\9,656
31 I
764, 468 i
897, 629
133,161
3.497
Ul
H
H
A
o
i
|
14
219
140
56
39
10 !
198
85
25
26
318,697
5,593,017
943,740
255,108
1,221,707
232,754
3.527,362
731,014
232,636
1,117,925
j
j
|
|
i
85,943
2.065,655
212,726
22,472
103,782
1,519 j
40,861 !
3,895 i
450 !
2,095 I
|
468
344
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere!
!
provided for.
'
•...j 1,834
105
Corporal ions —inactive
: 452
104
21
31
124,332
256,269 ;
200,011 '
259,799 !•
203,183 i
8,332,269
5,841,691 i
2,490,578
48,820 !
124 j 1,049,594 |
,'
1,335 j
;
18,239,311
13,667.103
:
4,572,208
87,949 i
499
452 l
1,335 i
18,239,311 j
13,667; 103 :
4.572.208 :
S7.949 | 951
Total, miscellaneous companies
| 2,280
Grand total for the State of North Carolina
I 5,021 3,43>» ! 284,767,644 I 223,884,841 j
31..",42
21,641
4,281
134 :
1,615
;
362 |
37 j
;
1,577.305
U.082,048 •
243,519 '
6,651 i
80,703 :
668,803
754,878 ;
383 :
38,
Tot al, i nsu nlnce com pan ies
Merchandising companies:
I )epartment stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
929,500 i
959,827 !
6,714,951
35,816,956
1,398,018
64,206
503.6C0
;
\
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine ( s t o c k ) . . .
Fire a n d marine ( m u t u a l ) .
Casualty
Fideliiv and surety.
All other
'.
(3rand total, banks and insurance companies
8,322,256
16.899,004
1,641.537 ;
70,857
584,303 i
33
15
13
15
137,994
307,138
296,865
309,919
225,001
'
i
;
j
1,276,917 j
13,662
50,869
9U.S54
50,120
21,818
227,323
2,689,271 i 3,744,824 ; 1,055,553
j
38,570 ;
38,570
2,689,271 j 3,783,394 ; 1,094,123
60,882,803 ! 1,200,185 j 1,583 | 14,830,010 J 18,766,847 i 3,936,837
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Con tinued.
os
§
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
NORTH DAKOTA.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total
num-
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
ber of
corporations
report-
IMMSTIUKS.
8
o
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
.'
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
cor-
porations.
Num-!
(Iross
income.
Total
deductions.
Normal
tax.
Net income.
ber of '•
Cross
cor- I
pora- ' income.
tions. I
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
I
;
i
;
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
45
3 ,
14
2 j
$341,180 j
!
64
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines.
$249,858 I
$91,322
$1,639
52,359 i
12,752 |
44,732
5,996
7,627
6,756
153
135
406,291 !
300,586
105,705
1,927
87,455 ;
78,039
9,416
1
12 i
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas. and salt wells. .
Allother
Total, extraction of minerals.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s Butter, cheese, and milk
13
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
14
and vegetables)
Oleomargarine
15
Slaughtering and meatpacking, and meat products.
16
Bread and bakery products.
17
Coffee and spices
18 j
Flour mills and grist mills
19 j
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and mo20 !
lasses
!.
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|
|
!
$209,875
12,011
61,879
754
$50,610
5,246
18,534
365
I
209,764 |
284,519
74,755
w
7,466 I
15,402
7,936
$159,265
6,765
43,345
389
O
|
189 i
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious m e t a l s .
Iron mine:
8
9
10
11
N umber of
Q
O
1
2,863
457
2.752
104
111 |
353
10 •
90,775 i
SO, 895
9,880 I
176,264 :
164,626
34,813 :
22,997
1
26
1
17
49,332
379,651
31,584
2S2,677
11,638
34,998 !
38,801
3.803
•I-
42,464
233
1 !
54,203 :
1,045 !
11,739
1,261
236 <
17,748
96,974
:
311
1,866 :
92,721
(
115,827
23,106
21 !
22 !
2 3 '•
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food, and kindred products
Textiles and their products
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing.
Men's and women's other furnishings
Allother
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
4;
96,255
61,0% '
35, 157
3
15!
736,315
562,982 '
173,333
13
1!
1 }.
19,477
19,303
2 I
19,477
19,303 ;
1I
11 !
585 ,
184,266 |
377
148,037
208 i
36,229
4
724
1.082 I
4,424 !
3,342
184,851 |
148,411 ;
36,437 j
728 :
1,082 ;
4,424
3,342
75,459
24,658 |
493 ;.
j
!
:
I
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
10 !
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
100,117
43
44 !
45
40 ;
i
114,464 !
61,131
174 ;
1,144
1.409 !
1,144
1.409 !
265
H1
87,494 |
2,312 i
46
637 !
1,005 i
368
26,970 !
539 j
637 i
1.005;
308
a
o
;
Paper and p r i n t i n g Paper and wood pulp
i
Manufactures of paper
!;
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing
(engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, j
type founding, etc.)
Total, paper and p r i n t i n g .
226, 71S
j.
14,347 |
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather and finished products—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes.
Allother
Total, leather and finished products.
37,*! 2
,.
j.
i.
Total, iron and steel products...
40
41
42
109,630 <
!
Total, textiles and their products
37 !
38 i
39
71,81*
3 !
164,336 |
113,779 I
50,557
984 j .
3I
104,336 :
113,779 |
50,557 ;'
984 :.
25
938,246
857,166 ;
81,080
1,-503
25 |
938,246 \
857,166 ;
81,080
1,503
1
30
35,985 i
74,592 !
110,577
50,169
83,040
133,209
!
14,ISt
8, 44S
22,632
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX -DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
co
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
N O R T H DAKOTA—Continued.
Total
num• ber of
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
: Niira-1
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted.
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Fertilizers
(ias illuminating and heating
Oils and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum refined
Soap
All other
Total
Gross
lions. ;
tions. j
7
6
$147,864
$132,405
J515,459
S268
1
$18,092
$18,092 '
7
6
147,864
132,405
15,459
268
1
18,092
18,092
1
12,643
12,965 \
i
23,211
19,791
3,420
w
1
!
n
o
i
1
2
1
23,211
19,791
3,420
68
2
1
118
111
7
1
1
9,886 '
11,169 !
1,283
5
i
24,420
8,235
16,185
324
4
37,087 j
61,475 |
24,388
24,538
8,346
16,192
325
12,643
:
,,.,,.
$322
<
i
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work.
Clay—
Brick and tile
Pottery terra cotta fire clay etc
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products.,
j Nura- j
^ o f
H
>
1
Total, chemicals and allied products
61
62
63
64
j
Normal
£-
59
60
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOMK.
7
2
5
12,965
322
•
i
46,973 ;
72,644 j
25,671
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel...
Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
20.250 ;
SO; 878
Total, metals and metal products other than
iron and steel
67,847
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco..
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
782
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
Total, banks..
33,281
666 !
126 i
2,193
3 !
1,350
905
18 j
2 !
5.746 |
8 '
164,398
127,216 i
37,182
744 I
3 i
295,826 j
6 j
238,999 i
212,422 |
26,577
531
1
19 !
405,655 j
340,865 \
64,790
1,296
145 i
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies.
Allother
Total, public utilities.
12 '
(354 ;'
1,771
Total, miscellaneous industries
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks and State banks..
Trust companies
(iOO
32,681
30
2
.!
;
107
21 !
"2'i
2,860,085
384.550
77,191*
445
2,358,392 !
501,693 I
9,729 I
292,020
92,530 i
1,848 ;
"o7,*i83~
38 :
26/008
466*!
144,801
219,937
2,882 i
3,941 j
30 ;
5 :
50
10,163 |
298,208
4,417
2,382
4,782 j
6,679 i
1.897
308,125 ;
317,243 |
9,118
!
787,709
122,852
785,709
198,992
36,676 I
36,124 !
790,478
267,711
60,939
44,284
4,769
68,719
24,263
8,160
49,798
17,375 ;
57,057
22,137
7,259
4,762
1,124,674 i 1,242,606
117,932
664,857
118 i
47;
774,122
712,806
629,321 ]
492,869 !
203 I
1,948,669
1,471,393 j
477,276 l
9,071 !
149
598
8
4,399,389
7,416,918
439,374
3,211,311 !
5,273,132 I
246,401 j
1.188,078 ;'
2', 143,786 j
192,973 j
23,698 '
42,739 !
3,859 I
10
63 ;
!.
120,788
311,215
133,866
368,757
13,078
57,542
755
12,255,681
8,730,844
3,524,837
70,296 I
73 I
432,003 ;
502,623
70,620
159 !
661 !
;
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
0©
J£
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
N O R T H DAKOTA—Continued.
Total!
num-1.
ber of I
cor- Num-,
pora- j ber of i
tions | cor- i
report-j pora- ;
ing. ! tions.
INDUSTRIES.
105
I
Total
1 deductions.
$210,415
3
14
Net income, \
14
45 ,
17,125
173,311 ,
$185,640 ;
$24,775 ]
•"*i39,*977"!
17,125
33,334
Normal
tax.
j
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
j
903
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$495 j
i
1j
i
$33,508
$40,228
i
$6,720
__
:I
229,671
296,, 092 j
66,421
343 i.
62 |
405,545
327, 936 i
77,609
1,532
263,179 j
336,320
73,141
817 :
12,661,226
9, 058, 780 J
3 602,446
71,828 I
695,182 J
838,943
143,761
12,085
315,436
119,529
30,850
379,725
127,597
670
18,765
64,289
8,068
447,718 I
538,842
91,124
954,871 1 1,415,121
..........!
3^46
460,250
3,946
1
14
102
74
24
5
219 i
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere provided for
, 1,138
Corporations—inactive
182
924
846,283 j
3,035,783 i
1,076,354 ;
72,474 I
251,680 I
650,676 i
1,917,443
719,012
65,265
226,677
195,607 :
1,118,340
357,342 !
7,209
25,003 I
3,664 j .
22;256 I
5,282,574 j
3,579,073
1,703,501 I
33.134
7,964,190
4,263,920
81,177
214
87
301
12,228,110
6 ; 569 I
144 i
501 j
Total, miscellaneous companies
1,225
924
12,228,110
7,964,190
4,263,920
81,177
Grand total for the State of North Dakota.
2,769
2,220
35,477,730
24,813,309
10,664,421 i
207,064
! Numi ber of
| cori pora! tions.
2,375
4,694
Total, insurance companies
Total, merchandising companies.
104
j
Gross
income.
03
H
>
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Banks and insurance companies—Continued.
1
insurance companies—
1
Life
i
Fire and marine (stock)
j
Fire and marine (mutual)
I
Casualty
I
Fidelity and surety
Allother
*.
Merchandising companies:
99 |
Department stores
100
Wholesale jobbers
101
Real estate
102
Amusement companies.
103
Hotels and restaurants..
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWI>
954,871
1,419,067
464,196
549 j 4,139,530 i 5,165,889 j 1,026,359
w
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1
CO
8
\
4
GO
I
8
6
7
8
q
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
99
23
24
25
26
97
9q
30
31
33
••M
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
....
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal m i n e s . . . .
.
. . . .
Copper mines
(Jold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
.
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
Allother
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s Butter cheese and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
< )leo mar marine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products
Bread and bakerv products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills...
. ..
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all o t h e r . . . .
Total, food and kindred products
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs . .
Cordage and t wine
Cotton goods . . .
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods. . .
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other..
Total, textiles and their products
30
38
6
13
60
62
12
20
154
218
3
161
1
1
30 I
2
15
159
41
410
45
3
27
264
91
656
1851,340
1,698,298
103,407
670,033
3,323,078
$539,684
1.531,972
91,123
403,783
2, 5667562"
$311,656
166,326
12.284
266,250
—-—
$5,92y
3.246
245
5,325
14,745
30
24
6
7
67
$278,643
$204,152
353.220
435,310
94,326
56,660
550,112
469,731
1,083,763 i 1,358,3917
$74,491
82,090
37,666
80,381
274,628
41,335,301
2, 698,764
8,152
26,969,957
280,061
5.910,045
37,794,104
5,211,332
120,207,716
33,616.229
1.531,043
3,026
15,461,921
202,434
4.637,055
16,996,209
3,646,214
7, 719,072
1.167,721
5,126
11,508.036
77.627
1.272,990
20.797, 895
1.565,118
44.113.585
154,263
23,354
103
230.027
1,552
25.221
413,121
31,303
878,944
57
2
4
15
1
12
105
50
246
3,376,124 4,327,323 I
298,919 i
349,791
146,446 i
78,155
3,016,969 3.648,476 !
157,334 '•
140.547
214,545
163,723
807,729 1,393,343
1.253,445 ,
798,330
951,199
50,872
68.291
631,507
16,787
50,822
585,614
455,115
76,0947131
8,680,496 • 11,490,702
2,810,207
W
j£
13
62
7, 296. 036
6,116.429
1.179.607
23.572 ,
20.
385.133
420,677
35,544
OB
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207,177
148.550
4,074
2,971
221,019
306.919
85,900
Q
1
1. 00f). 053
364.118
14
1
1.213,230
512.668
36
64
13
112
32
50
9
98
4.742,855
5.062,320
2.177.068
5.391.413
3,692,687
4,475.526
1.527,765
4.011.980
1.050. 168
586.794
649.303
1.379.433
19,795
10.619
12,986
26.872
4
14
4
14
133,301
786, 709
256,217
211.165
187,509
867.472
279,952
296.941
54,208
O
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80, 763
23,735
85,776
5
p.
1
1
70
46
1
1
49
5,223
1,205.646
3,992,285
3,060.523
4,048
816,922
3,428,663
2,394,036
27.838,227 |
1. 175
388,724
563,622
666.487
6.821.040
6,887 i
11.251
13.271 !
132.322
21
16
107
851.721
393,077
3,238,342
938, 773
451,935
3. 750,178
87,052
58,858
511,836
1.019,777
383,471
216,314
3.198,524
74,668
8.360,511
4,020,553
6,829,919
3,420,480
2,828.262
30,360,218
487
677,489
131,842
34.046
1.687,202
6,549
2.375.148
1.223.959
1,456,121
735.633
953,315
9,281,791
10
1
12,968
2.616
2
537
4
32.653
4
131 ' .
41,254
2
554
554
2,684
35.343
160.336
4,463
38,849
183.953
82
30
369
476
2
4
10
10
24
1
14
30
56
38
43
232
1
4
8
6
20
1
12
:
30
45
34
34
195
3476597267"
8.226
1.697,266
515,313
250.360
4.885.726
81.217
10.735,659 :
5.244.512
8,286,040
4.156,113 1
3.781,577
;
:
O
24 1
27,128
13,902
•
11
4
1 8 . 2 7 6 •'
9
173,837 I
37
52,454
696,717
32, 735
61,583
1,042,406 " L
K
1.779
3, ,506
23,617
53,223
769
767,146
36,264
75,158
70,429
3,529
13,575
1597 610~
117,204
c
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OHIO—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
cor- Numpora- her of '
tions ' correport- poming, tions.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
(Iross
i 7 ico me.
Total
deductions
Not income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
dross
income.
Total
deductions.
20
35
36
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
107
1.014
84 ; $170,630,495
805 ! 339.166,214
S74.496.297
221.031.590
$102,140,198
118,134.624
1,121
889
515.802.709
295 527, 887
220. 274,822
126
96
169
104
72
125
8.738.806
8,685.893
16.136.419
t; 803.
6,865.
12 716.
1)27
627
327
Total, lumber and its manufactures
391
301
33,561,118
26 385, 581
Leather and finished products—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Hoots and shoes
All other
30
49
43
28
41
28
9,104, 662
17,832,250
3, 882, 282
Total, leather and finished products
122
97
30, 819,194
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
P r i n t i n g and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and elect rot y ping, type
founding, etc.)
6
108
512
5
• 100
393
37, 730, 599
18, 397.
32, 167,
414
685
43
32
1,384,139
1, 257,
692
669
531
70,186, 614
Total, iron and steel products
37
38
39
40
41
42
4:>
44 ;
45 '
46
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
Total, paper and printing
2 564 241
28,507, 635
23
209
$6,173,204 ; «6.512.597 i $339,393
13.208,251 ! 15.559.180
2.350,929
4,342,962
232
19,381.455
1. 935,179
1. 820,266
3. 420.092
37,312
35. 956
66,604
24
44
854.773
.078,381
1.158,686
971,677
2.322.300
82 767
116 904
243 919
7, 175,537
139.872
90
4,009,073
4.452.663
443 5S0
982, 467
372,628
558,492
59, 331
66,270
28, 379
2
10,748
205, 489
334,666
26,322
256, 650
382, 231
9 574
51 161
47
22, 905, 607
7( 913,587
153,980
25
556. 903
665, 203
108 300
1 490 367
1 073 874
10, 110.221
21 477
200, 355
108,146
335, 674
562,914
119
3,192,271
393,036
3,781,809
362
589 538
126,447
2. 390
11
367, 335
421,420
54 085
16, 873,456
332,368
4,596,265
700 985
6, 122,
459,
2 323,
195
622
790
53, 313, 158
i
$2,032,876 ,
2,310.086 ;
1, 075.919
138
3, 895, 280
22,071,777
2. 690
322
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1 i h i 220
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52
53
54
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( henncals
lh
J-Ol (lllZt Is
( u i s , l l l u m i n i t i n g iii^l h o i l n u
27
2S
<>iK an i oil pioducts
Paints and %^ nnishes
Pal out mo licinos
Petroleum, iofined
soap
Mloihei .
7>
50
1 1
2-4
! 10
1 ol il, ( hemu iK and adiea pio lii
Si OIK , ( 1 1 \ , <ui 1 al is1- piodiic i^
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
61
62
63
64
136
84
21
* Brick and tile
Pottery, terra colt a, tire ela
All other
(llass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
68
69
70
106
i
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel— i
Smelters
i
[
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles.
:
(Carriages and wagons'.
;
Cars (steam railroad, si reet cars, etc.)
'•
All other
!
4-!6
12
13
21
21
()2
24
12
lx
04
21
2,
2
7
17
2
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15S h82,271 '
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in
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4? x">4
12! 2 5 1 , M)2
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2 \ 520 > ' j
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0 170, s l 2
1 57 1
109 121,52s
1 ) 1 5s (M4
1 0/ }, S )}
SOI, 2(>2
2 7 52, 071
1.9-50, 285
7SS, 8 5 }
7 12} M b
7,2^li IS-i
2 ) 2 56 <
21 107
lh 025
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05
785
15
60S
1 >1,
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1 972
1 5
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2
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10 2b) 7H
. «,„ 7 s s
71 1 0 /
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s 559
17, ()71
151, 58-5
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701, \\2
57, b40
05' 7 37
. xb 15s
6 49
1 078 7It)
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)08, 90(1
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10b 015
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1 540
>U
15)' 871
9
1<
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207 5bs
I, si^
11, 20<i
1 12
? 07( 290
21 !
63 j
1,578,143
5, 004,316
3,563,577 !
4,352,322 j
1,014,566 ;
651,994 :
20,263 |
12.902 '
11
43
370,077
844,804 j
418, 661
992, 695
48, 584
147,891
86 !
74 i
IS i
49
9, 726, 820
15. 778, 844
2, 248, 751
16,481,780
8,330,276
13.780,706
1,779,939
12,420,252 ;
1,396,544
1.998. 138 •'
468,812 j
4,061,528 i
27,856
39,420
9.115
77.255
50
10
3
8
2,325,686 !
1,177,312 j
92,373 i
700,064 !
2,619, 702
1,251.108
1 U), 681
774,726
18,308
74,662
53, 818, 654
4 4.227,072
9,591.582 i
186,811
125
5, 510. 316
6, 167, 573
657,257
4,333, 196
49.173,288
56, 516, 074
5, 264, 284
9, 482, S03
153, 748
2 109,916
33, 707,976
26,552,657 '
4,214,058
8, 668, 532
118,942
2,223,280
15,465,312
29,963,417 '
1,050,226 •
814,271 •
34,806 !
42,958
307.141
1
51
47
26
,~,
1
4. 152
1,9S8,808
3, 259, 615
1,447,022
171.641
32, 927
199, 177
3, 919, 509
1. 610,201
220, 933>
316
28,775
124,923,393
75,372, 081
49,551,312 I
982,932
131 • 6, 8 7 1 , 238
15,507
13,919
106,337
11,376
466,519
50
3, 980
15,362
13 '••
221,391
10
268,985
35 , 2, 276, 24b
462,856
9 j
2,533,355
36
311
6
13
261 .
130
74
83 I
48 |
Total, metals and m<'UiI products ol her t h a n iion |
a n d steel
i
Miscellaneous i n d u s t r i e s Tobacco
Agricultural implpments
Electrical m a c h i n e r y
Musical i n s t r u m e n t s , pianos, organs, etc
R u b b e r goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
a
if.
0 )), 7 s 2 !
s5t), 500 |
s
l">, ibx
5sf> 1t>7
1 >0,647
> hhN
20* 136
14,424
696
9
7,
210,369
659,894
163,179
49, 292
316
983 063
1,111,825
254 506
315, 666
2, 990 474
33,115
46,681
302, 383
40,348
457,119
36, 750
2 050 387
30,022
291,057
I
42
29 :
124 i
21
9] :
2
29 ;
19 I
89 i
12
4,985,021
4,343.787
14,054,965
1,541,825
86,444,665
63,777
490,028
6,303,712
4.196,498 !
3,487,996
8,695,520 !
964,496 j
63,077,435 \
61,085 !
291,127
5,454,719
788,523 I
855,791 I
5,359,445
577,329
23,367, 230
2, 692
198,901
818,993
2 I
-46 i
0,728
1,759,330
2, 078, 629
5 0 3 , 204
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[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.J
OHIO—Continued.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total
num-
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
ber of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
i
Number oi
corporations.
185 ,
62 !
404
1,084
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
5,613 ! 4,244 (1,284,351,393
Total, public utilities
Total, b a n k s . .
Normal
tax.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$1,305,750 i
1,192,616
7,098,869 |
<
. 24, 634
23,852
132,904
79
16
96
$5 ,049 ,178
2 ,100 ,657
1,929 ,549
$5,563,209
2,352,571 '
2,329,512 ,
41,596,139
814,440 ;
342
16 ,608 ,275
18,974,908 | 2,366,633
858,916,886 I 425,434,507 j 8,338,682 : 1,369
67 ,236 ,668
76,860,327 ; 9,623,659
106 I $19,664,471
$18,358,721 j
46
7,721,828
6,529,212 !
30S I 36,766,734 ; 29,667,865 I
I
742
182,380,813 i 140,784,674
Total, miscellaneous industries
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational b a n k s
Savings b a n k s and State b a n k s .
T r u s t companies
Net income. I
CD
H
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Miscellaneous industries—Continued.
Construction: contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering,
A11 other
Public utilities—
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and s u b u r b a n
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
A11 o t h e r . . . . . .
Total
deductions
(J! ross
income.
!
I Num-!
^ o f I Gross
;
^ | income.
tions.
|
26,647,747
137,360,577
42,681,410
31,962,483
8,245,003
87,795
14,501,930
23,224,404
! 1,083 j
844
284,711,349 j 223,444,853 i
192 j
82 ;
29 i
i
:
'
!
19,826,943
112,709,110
36,218,120
23,342,896
5,293,705
82,685
11,963,187
14,008,207
153
46
57
65
26
2
314
181
J
j
I
j
|
!
l
:
i
j
I
I
j
j
i
!
!
362
626
61
328
584
57
25, 07.2, 233
25, 446, 416
19, 578, 063
17 773,893
19 012,973 i
15, 779,812 ;
1,049
969
70, 096, 712
52, 566,678
;
6,820,804
24,651,467
6,463,290
8,619,587
2,951,298
5,110
2,538,743
9,216,197
61,266,496
7 298 340
6 433, 443
3 798, 251
17, 530, 034
;
!
!
I
136,365
491,582
128,669
171,192
58,865
102
50,361
183,817
39
31
25
!
;
i
!
|
90 |
44 i
1,220,953 j 239
1,232 ,647
2,767,087
2,848,361
243,451
26,661
1,438,839
| 3,639,113
j 3,121,983
336,717
32,278
718,761 I
709,320 J
;
I
i
;
782,051
851,054
8,546,288 ! 10,202,035 |
$514,031
251,914
399,963
206,192
872,026
273,622
93,266
5,617
63,290
141,734
1,655,747
141,515
127,093
64,560
34
42
4
1, 312, 263 !
1, 093, 868 !
49, 614
1» 491,931 :
1, 413,547 i
72,267 ;
179,668
319,679
22,653
333,168 :
80
2, 455, 745 ;
2, 977,745 I
522,000
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93
94
95
96
97
98
i
!
|
;
i
insurance c o m p a n i e s Life
Fire and marine ( s t o c k ) . .
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Allother
*.
Total, insurance companies
G rand total, banks and insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
F e p a r t m e n t stores
"Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
H otels and restaurants
99
100
101
102
103
:
T o t a l , m e r c h a n d i s i n g companies
104 ; All other corporations of e v e r y description n o t elsewheie
! p r o v i d e d for
105 1 Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the Stale of Ohio
15
11
48
33 |
11 :
9
48
29
38,037,058
1,(563,882
265,179
775,143
36,026,258
1,250,312
97
1,156 i 1,066
107
39 *
724 ••
514
280 :
140:
1, (597
36
637
360
174
98
1,305
4
2
538,547
3,418
652,764
12,472
114,217
9,054
4
378,380
396,907
18,527
10 I
920,345
1,062,143 \
141,798
521,770
2,010,800
413,570
265,179 ;
253,373 ]
10,218
8,271
5,304
5,069 i
40,741,262 j
37,798,. 340
2,942,922 j
58,862
110,837,974 \
90,365^018"
20,472,956 |
392,030
6,645,441 !
72,014,095
8,208,768
8,186,521 J
10,692,304 j
5,276,434
50,890,441
5,759,462
7,102,132
9,575,245
1,369,007
21.123,654
2.449,306
1,084,389
1,117,059
27,383
416,306
47,685
21,599 i
22,291
3
87
154
106
42
25,145
1.697,184
2,24.1,696
2.383,293
1.688,620
44,842 j
2,036.035 :
2,868,119 !
2,641,923 ;
1^895,630 •
! \ 608.714 |
27,
535,261
o\-2
;>.035,9.'K
9,5*0,549
1,150,611
o,271,59*
2*1,410
105,747,129
5,975
1,326
1.295
18i, 548,760
7.:'.«)!
t 2n5
1*1 r,4,< 7i;n '
17,660 12,251 ?. 093, 727, 399
13o.59l,257
>0,15.77, 503
90 I 3,376,090 j 4,039,888 ;
v
si, loJ
1,h l>
1,326
35, 3nO,US
1,24*
41,57^280
285,658 ,
-.on;
v . 307 «:••(.
UXi^.OU
\x .7>1.:>:.7
:.r>'\-,7 ;,n:>
-K{ K I
•''., 5*2, 421
6 W. 144, <<7*
1>, 364, 799
">, HH-
2J'.7. ]-<> 155, •501. *37
663,798
19,697
338,851
626,423
258,630
207,010
h.550,008
23,034,058
OKLAHOMA.
18
1
870
39
$10,042
20,657
17,350
38,942 '
* ; ) , 684
l<), 492
12,710
20,673
86,991 i
08,559 !
943. 505 !
3.252
10, 544
2, 755,596
37,
1,
598
42, 432, 177
93
240 I
18,432 I
370
357,686
3,698
1.270,855
2,144 I
780,917
541 ; 107, 571, 9 5 3 !
1,523, 257 !
22 |
4.640 i
12', 209 !
j
'
17, 299 i
107, 007
231, 015
187,969 |
1,108
1,495
1,330,637 |
113, 389, 208 !
SI, 075
817 !
244 !
|
43
9,049 |
181
549,720 j
10,761
69,768, 136
1 382, 532
440, 013
8, 741
70, 957, 031
1 405, 956
;
i
$2, 743 ;
19!273 ;
113. 185 :
21)1, 88(3 !
397,087
1,4 19.534 I
$1,008
1,974
t',088
30,271
3^,401
17N,679
I
284,872
600
•2.182,575
117,462
75,545
360,417 i
3,600
3,000
4,270.636
2,088,061
374 [ 3,856,361
6,267,848 \ 2, 111,484
11
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329
17
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Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere. .
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry.
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines.
I ead and zinc mines...
Quarries..
Oil, gas, and salt wells.
A}1 other,
I
183,661
IQ'V J'KI I
66,199
t\f 1QQ
o
TABLE 10a.
CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Pec. 31, 1916.]
OKLAHOMA—Continued.
IN1KSTRIES.
1
13
14 |
!
15 i
10 lj
17
18 :
lfl !
20 i
Total
number of
cor- Nnmpora- I ber of
lions | correport-j poraing. i tions.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products—
Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meatpacking, and meat products..
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream..
Food preparations, all other..
27 I
28 •
29
30;
31 j
32
33
Total
deductions.
Net income.
53
1,472,283 ;
448.220 ;
122,303 j
34.932
3,725,329
2,958,745
700.584
1
Total,textiles and their products....
14
5,909,203
S5,590 I
144,509 |
i CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
(ax.
' Num-1
I ber of I
I cor- | <Iross
! pora- ! income.
; tions. !
*4,186
1,594,580 I
483.152
100,577
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs.
Cordage and twine
('ottongoods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods.
Silk arid silk goods.
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings..
All other
Cross
income.
$59,619
Total, food and kindred products.
24 |
25 ;
26 i
CORPORATTONS SIIOWTNG NET INCOME.
87,053 i
5,022,334
$37,012
14. 709
18,924
53,540
54,004
1.071
'871
404,907
234,841
170,000
3,402 !
187,338
128,705
58,033
1,170 I
1
*' 17,'848"
10,268
11
840,252
502,42ft
;
•$2,307
a
m
2,440 i
' 500 !
940,929 ;
32,050 ,
90,565
Total I
deduc- i Deficit.
lions.
1,580
32
337,823
0,54(5
o
182,045
219,157
30,512
3,314
4,478
1,104
221,204
201,247
40,043 '
7,091 !
13,840 ;
0,149
70,590 |
73,285 •
2,095
78,281 j
87,125 ;
8,84-1
o
o
35
36
Iron and steel products—•
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
37 |
38 i
39 i
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments.
40 :
41
42
Leather and finished products—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished..
Boots and shoes
Allother
j
|
j
j
Total, lumber and its manufactures...
!
1j
49 j
1
36
58
1,747,433 !
805,312
25 i
4 !
24
3
4 i
1.095,171 I
195.174 •'
148,132 ,
771,654
158,820
97,531
323,517
36,354
50,601
i; .467
410,472 !
8,098 \
35 j
1,438,47
56,760 ,
1.968.239
4
54
47,890 ;
1,837.380
!
628 |
1,003 ;
8,870
130.859 :
26,247
2,209 |
1,863,627
133.068 |
1
6;
197,584
56,443
168,369
46,552
29,215
9.891
584
198
254,027 i
214,921
39,106
61,150
37,031
'2," 180,'755'
4,423,042
12,368 :
9,061,702
», ^22
X, 5t)l>
1%04}
33, 801
, IM
I .217
,732
43,414
48,130 ;
• >C|.27i'
KQ.27*-,
UV2
173
;. 9;ii
4,716
OP
H
24 !
28,456
2,836,'304 *"
7,132,171
l
J5() . 822
178 ;..
1,996.695
1
"8*
21
1 "
i !
2•
100 , 54 (>
100. 54 (>
178 ;
53 |
1
3
1
14
28 :
1,028,005
47,890
2 !
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted.
AH other.
Total, chemicals and allied products.
13 |
13 |
2,552,745 j
Total, liquors and beverages.
50
51
52
53
54
55
140
.919 I
37 j
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
M anufactures of paper
..,-...
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing
(engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping.
type founding, etc.)
Chemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas. illuminating and heating..
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
Allother
9,358 ;
795,954 ;
50 j
Total, paper and print ing
47
48
49
6,790
1,740.643
16 ,059 1
Total, leather and finished products.
43
44
45
46
Hi, 148
2,536,597 |
506,244
11.667
2,661
517,911
552.515 \
16,271
12,072 i
405
564,587
46,676
6
;
5.816
5,857 |
782
5. 816
5,857 i
24,119 ,
482
"'65^549'!
2,709^129 1
12,475
48,511
908
20,064
16,958
231,447
3,131 1
29,260 I
42,596 i
279,405
1,558
187,975
59,364
30,054 ;
1,571
307,199 I
99,276 .
35,464
13
119,224
39,912
548,328 i
797,902
249,574
3,005
11,184,113
3 !
40 ;
15,373
20,245,815
250,918 ,
207,456 \
43,462
78 j
30,541,731 !
15,922,354 \
14,619,377
60 !
192,403
869
254,800 I
O
xn
37
2,223
9,196
25,638
47,958
5,410
TABLE 10a.— CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
OKLAHOMA—Continued.
Total
number of
cor- Numpora- j: ber of
tions correport- pora; ing. tions.
INDUSTRIES.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income, i
; CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
. Numj ber of
| cor! porations.
Normal
tax.
(Jross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit
H
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
Allother
(Ilass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
65
66
67
68
69
70
t
|
j
!
!
t
Metals and metal products other than iron and s t e e l Smelters
Manufactures
,
Automobiles, motorcATcles, and bicvcles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc)
All other
Total, metals and metal products ether than
iron and steel
362,636
$471,429
28,954
$333,460
3.257 i
289,190
73.446 !
$6,669
65 I
1,469
2 i
10 I
$139,171
$138,311
330,868
#860 I
360,288
29.420
8
7
2,100,724
1,825,519
275,175
5,497
1
152, 730
216,978
64,24h
33
20
3,303,460
2,618,122
685,338
13,700
13
484,458
716,437
231,979
11
7
4
10
1
2
7,905,474
59, 959
59,275
6,786,721
36,095
46,651
1,118,753
23.864
12,624
22,375
477
253
29
1
6
2
1
1
5,839
21,658
10,981
5,364
662,624
6,272
26, 545
13,565
6,151
662,838
133
4,887
2.584
787
211
23,134
11
706,466
715,371
8,905
2
1
12.646
11,211
1,435
25
14
8,037,354
6,880,678
1,156,676
j
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco . . . .
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction.,...,...,
$807,889
32,211 ;
,.,
1
3
3
112,145
87,423
24,722
494
1
1
1
3,208
3,111
97
2
11
6
181,250
iio,164
11,086
198
5
21 927
33,450
21,927
52,591
19,141
80
81
n e l s , r i v e r a n d h a r b o r d r e d g i n g , p+p ^
Engineering
All o t h e r
.
T o t a l , miscellaneous i n d u s t r i e s
30
3
76
125
...
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
82
S3
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
94
95
9?
98
09
100
101
102
103
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities
,,
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Total, banks
Insurance companiesLife
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casualty
Fidelity and suretv
\11 other .
Total, insurance companies
;
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
.. .
382,642
32,905
1 784,427
44, 988
13, 259
363, 343
7,
86
2, 918, 167 !
2 460,672
457, 495
9, 079
57, 908, 931 j
38 308,465
19,600, 466
353, 268
5, 721, 526
229
1, SI 8 7?0
4 573,681
112,058
528,151
1,147, 845
39, 171
290, 569
22, 626
58K
4, 996
552
392 !
81
4
20
1
63 !
11
10
110
42
72
29)
180
265
266,2S0
495,402
2,359
295,547
33, 265
1, 409
29, 267
784,744
867,826
83,
160
3,491, ltiS
4 524,304
1,033,
18
3
10
1
516,062
191.983
922^ 660
1,200
9,300
585,782
207,706
976,470
1,430
10,873
69, 720
723
53, 810
230
1, 573
't
462,137
18
082
136
67 975
61,349
6, 6?,6
129
3, 922 027
744 959
3 124,228
598,722
797, 799
146, 237
955
908
1;
38
13
89,984
77,278
101,419
94,703
11 435
17, 425
12 428 436
9 ,998,189
2,428, 247
47 202
85
1,808,467
1 978,383
169 916
sS
CO
"R.P.RI pstatp
427, 630
46, 164
2, 147, 770 j
5
Wholesale jobbers
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies
16 i
2 !
58 |
!
344
552
17
325
514
8
10 557 672
604 417
104 027
,138,512
3 ,822,513
81,280
3,419 160
1,781 904
22 747
6* 272
35 566
455
19
38
9
249,629
233,378
98,217
388,899
285,896
282,076
139 270
52 518
183 859
913
847
16 266 116
11 ,042,305
5,223 811
104 293
66
581,224
956,871
375 647
1
105 422
129 910
24 488
678
11
25,687
29,012
3 325
H
343 639
107 234
281,970
77,332
61 669
29 902
72
ei
340 466
256,542
83 924 !
75
63
791 339
615, 844
175 495
3 509
12 '
131,109
158,922
I
27 813
988
910
17 057 455
11 , 658,149
5,399 306
107 802
78
712,333
1 ,115,793 j
403 460
8
5S
59
22
9
8
51
37
581 855
5 ,667 ,909
626 ,527
477,821
3 ,642,258
489,366
018
39 534
583
22
62,939
110,682
975', 309
28,819
3 626
46 ,361
61 ,112
521
1, 177, 749
111 ,620
156
1
7
1,095 ,509
103
7 971 ,800
970,297
5, 579,740
t—1
233
598
1
1
104 ,034
2,025 ,653 :
137 161
0
0
2
1
1
O
CO
125 ,212
2 503
2
59,313
64,321
914,197
28,29S
2,392 ,060
46 638
53
1,066,129
0
g
CO
CO
TABLE 10a.-CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND T E R R I TORIE S—-Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
OKLAHOMA—Continued.
Total
number of
corporat ions
I
ing.
INDUSTRIES.
104 All o t h e r corporations of every
w h e r e p r o v i d e d for
105 i Corporations—inactive
description
n o t else-
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
!
Num- j
; berof!;
1 corn •
tions.
CORPOBATION.s SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
, Num-
(,
income.
Total
Eductions.
No, income.
!
1,630 1,237 ! $31,958, SOT
!
! 2,570 ''
^ " '
Total
deduclions.
(iross
income.
\jc£
! tions.
i
!
Deficit,
;
-120,415,482
$11.543,325
Total, miscellaneous companies
; 4,200 i 1,237 i
31,958, 807
20,415,482
11.543,325
Grand total for the State, of Oklahoma
\ 7,150 ' 3,431 ! 240,799,628
128,460,761
112.338.867
$235,104
393 1 $4, 777, 839 . $6,662,582
2,570 !
1,052
74,268
$1,884,743
73,216
235,104 } 2.963 \ 4, 778,891 ; 6, 736,850 I 1,957,959
2,196,340 I 3.719
l
16,071,038
22,198,014 j 6,126,976
O
CO
OREGON.
Q
!
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest, and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines.
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells.
Allother
Total, extraction of minerals..
69
93
39 i
84
j
285
1
27
21
21
28
$421,060
376,434
771,785
3,844,891 I
$274,927 !
335,080
585,912 j
2,764,292 j
$146,133
41,354
185,873 :
1,080,599 \
$2,450
820
3,540
21,598
97
5,414,170 j
3,960,211 I
1,453,959 |
28,408
973
353,193 '
944 !
273,491 !
29 I
79,702 j
1
1.594
247,255
235,745
11,510 i
230
1
3
11
42
$115,315
72
255,316
18 !
136,346
56 : 3,300,037
188 '
1
8 I
2 !
37 i
6
43,940
35,924
8,016 j
160
1
3
2
31
63 I
14
645,361
546,104
'9,257 |
1,985
49
5
3,807,014
$201, 295
439, 121 l
305, 539 :
4,137, 038 i
$85,980
183, 805
169,193
837,001
5,082,993 ; 1,275,979
5,765
9,643
102,885
6. 684
11, 186
154, 717
919
1,543
51,832
23,432
2,531
162,285
254
213
368
260
1,254
17,781
6,837
45,975
306,541
432,682
126,141
o
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
'.
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices..
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total, food and kindred products
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Textiles and their products Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
.,,.,.
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
...
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings..
Allother
37
39
4
X
1
3S
HOI,512
6,514,730
5,326,697
04,367
1,IKS,033
12,601
20,685
6,405
3S7) 468
29
806, 283
18
235, 348
2
252
114
5
117 .......
«, 728
Mi
33,125
268,
9,20<>
9, 792
46, 360
2X7, 055
2%,847
1X7, 831* '
238, 521
50,693
65,602
213,850
94,578
1,880,426
53,001
193,165
88,173
I,492,958
1
38,349
28,012
10,337
121
3
86. 872
101,608
78,370
HS, 097
8,502
13,511
171
270
1
S2,779
83,269
490
5
126
9, 751,894
039, 985
1,711,909
32,944
66
1,145, 660
1,271, 286
125.626
1
192
500
3
1
18
29
4
1,2 M
•) / O
m
H
1
483,035
4,608
11,788
40; 304
245,670
4,516
9.728
31;866
237,365
92
2,060
8,438
4, 747
2
42
169
5
3
697,912
28, 506
561,660
26.302
136,252
2,204
2, 724
30
1
8,697
243,338
7,101
144,931
1,596
98,407
32
1,968
1
1
3,365
4, 409
908
1,044
908
1,952
1
1
1
1
1
5
3
4
H
Ul
o
17
1,518,188 ;
1,031,774
486,414
714
2
3,365
5,317
4
37
660,324
1,995,415
406,806
72 ;
1,714,641
253,518
280,774
5,066
4, 809
8
35
74. 825
471, 619
82, 313
660. 456
7.488
ISS'. S3 7
Total, iron and steel products
79 !
41
2,655,739 i
2.121,447
534,292
9,875
38
546, 444
742. 769
196,325
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
A11 other woodworking establishments
123
9
28 :
65
5
18 1
8,526,749
'535,996
2,264,657
2 028, 946
307, 570
349,412
1,219,179186,584
235,711
24, 291
3, 732
A,714
58
4
10
4.354. 389
3,698, 114
' 880,950
330, 456
365, 336 ;
791 ,
656,2,5
50^500
37, 515
160;
88 1
11,327,402
9.685,928
1.641,474
32,737
72
4,356. 361
744.320
4
2
3 :
227,660
71,013
127,533
129,515
65,496
108,069
98,145
5,517
19,464
1,963
1
1,317
1.694
377
4
50,584 ;
54,036
3,452
9
426,206
303,080
123,126
2,463
5
51,901
55. 730
3,829
1 ron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, lumber and its manufactures
40 •
41 j
42 !
56
755,879
19
Total, textiles and their products..
35 :
36
Si
Leather and finished products—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
Total, leather and finished products.
5
2
7
14 |
111
389 i
5,100, 681
d
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
OREGON—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
report-
ing.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries -Continued.
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and eleotrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing.
Liquors and beverages—
Dist'iled
Malted
Allother
Total, liquors and beverages.
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating.
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap,...
Allother
Total, chemicals and allied products.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
| CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
i Num-;
i b e r of
Gross
I cor- | income.
! pora- I
; tions. !
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
W
H
1 j
85 I
47 i
98
2 I
3;
5 I
23
1
3
1
15
$1,780,136
240,269
2,871,914
$1,408,924
165,894
2,520,443
5371,212
74,375
351,471.
.157,424 : .
1,408 !
6,877 !
•150,524
1,001,985
$63,487 |
1,060,499 I
$2,963
58,514
53,425
48,234
5.191 i
2 !
27,274 j
38,612
11,338
4,945,744
4,143,495
802,249 |
15,813
42 |
1,089,783 j
1,162,598
72,815
54,349
68,282
51,092
39,905
3,257 |
28,377 I
65
567
3i
24,909 |
195,693 \
69,729
282,349 j
122,631
90,997
31,634 |
632
i2 I
10 |
10
220,602 I
352,078
131,476
26,778
4,140
25,982
1,975
796
2,165
4,950
100
100,167
22.717
52
66,05a
21,253
34,111
1,464
52
682
25
1
111,679
21,235
78,731
18,224
32,948 >
3,011 !
659
60
2,177
5,660
3,483
286,768
212,221
74,547 i
1,487
60,502
77,720
17,218
104 I
4,850
44,820
86,656
1
49,450 |
53,579
4,129
\
4,025 I
'l3,*53i"
"9," 506
o
o
61 i
62 |
63
64
Stone, clay, and glass products Stone- Cement
Marble and stone work
Clay- Brick a n d tile
P o t t e r y , terra cotta, fire clay, e t c . . .
All other
'.
'
(i lass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
67
68
69
70
3!
75
76
78 |
79 I
I
81 |
S2
83
85
86
87
88
89
U
2I
I
Total, metals and m e t a l products other than iron
and steel
Miscellaneous industries
Tobacco
,Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical i n s t r u m e n t s , pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
F u r goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
j
All o t h e r .
I
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Total, public utililies
7,918
12,637
148,021
135,402
12,619 ,•
193,767
1 .
2 i.
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
."
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
iJrand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and s u b u r b a n
Steamship transportation companies
613
774
8,531
13,411
170,667 ,
23,100 i
462
24
363,730 !
326,624 j
37,106 I
740
V
306,924 i
30,752 i
5,344 !
261,248 l.
26,742 i
5,100 !
45,676 !
4 010 I
214
894
80
14 I
29
11
14
39
22
12
24
1
140
178
214,961 '
28,811 ,
37;926 |
5,324
9,U5
9,747 •;
24,850 ;
5,716 !
21,153 i
26,144 j
7,014 j
11,406
1,294
1,298
284,085
7,989 !
1,279 !
312,522
28,437
8,401
ft ft«9
4,722
" ~ ~
343,020
293,090 !
275, 221
83,692
17,611
12,572
7,994
12,048
68,695
179,711
60,003
167,407
31
1,079. 432
156', 337
1, 267, 987
856, 361
109, 668
1, 145, 289
22 i, 071
40,669 ,
122,6<Ks |
2, 115
68 |
3,141,258 |
2,693,142 ,
US, lit)
^,s^7
7 \
1, 1b2,9<)7
1,007, !<'! \
314,197
444 |
34,882,580 j
1,() K), 797
ll(i,27I
ii!
0;ii0,o(S
H , ( M ) i . S" "i I
1 , 6 7 0 , ' 17
M
3,011,861
1,329,680 I
30,066 i
546,370 !
111,452 ;
2, 408, S75
1,214,331
23,490 i
456,647 !
89/290 '
602, 9Mi
115,319
6, 576
89,723 !
11/00
2,305
349,325 I
2,121,032 i
298,945 ;
1,873,764 ;
50,380 ;
247,268 I
1,044
4,684
7,076,819
1,001,107
7,164,330
2,523,884
32,112
1,010
497^ 065
1,063,974
7,218, 54 /
5, 56h, 590
9,931, 563
3,141, 439
39, 362
1, 044
578, 033
1,215, 870
141,,28
1,565, [23
2, 771,233
617,555
7,250
34
80,96S
151,896
7,499,786 I
6,365,342 •
221 ; 22,360,361
27, 696, 448
5,336,087
12
12
15,14s
M 30,-5
!
28,941,783
15
220
9,2us
s, 692
12, i()4
22,162 I
1,134,144
H
H
~
H
!7u
142
II
104, 248 I
724 |
217
12, 251
60^, 2 ( )S
1, l.Vs
W0, 7M>
H I , 03(1 '
791
699
080 !
II
132
1/706 i
444 !
22,121 j
12
io
i
62
84
1
OP>S,
.)9o
257
151,
99;
61. 126
70, M4
h, 2^6
11. 55 S
O
w
CO
TABLE 10a. CORPORATION INCOME TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
CO
00
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31. 1916.J
OREGON—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporalions.
71 s
152 I
3 \
Total, banks.
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock). . .
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casual! y
Fidelity and surety
Allother
"
Total, merchandising companies
t iconic. " ™ £
N u m- j
'!
horo1
: m-_|
! tions. '
Cross
[nc\^.
Total
deductions.
:
'
Deficit.
82,419,0*9
2 022,691
lol,oio
$967,307
826, 830
39,697
$19,228 ;
16,537 i
794 !
6, 427,132 i
4, 593, 298
1,833,834 |
36,559
24,835 !
1,193
31,0J)4
39', 926
197
24
!
328, 273
110.601
I
is
S 73 7, 958
799, 75f>
12/319
32 i J,580,033
•1j;NS7,-7f'-O 888,325 I
118,397 •
1,894,INS
46S.094 |
4 71.516
§149, vos
88.o69
76,078
314,155
o
Zfl
3. 122
797
31
158^245
202, MO :
44,565
1.940
33
626 339 !
674 326 ;
47 9S7
a
o
S
64
31
693.039
322
257
7,120,171
5,189,289|
1,930,882
38,499 |
65
2.206,372!
2.568,814
362.442
11
, 100 ;
[ 135
> 44
;
45
16
3,671,480
5,840,050
493. 279
264,390
1,422,695
3,292,318 I
4,200,297 {
346,652 !
251,226 i
1,365,148 i
379,162
1,639,753
146,627
13,164
57,547
6. 080
339
2 926
265
1. 096
!
|
!
3
29
80
19
29
407, 409
452, 220
585, 835
972,571
4s,238
590.loo
1,034^842
' 623, 962
1,030,849
22. 460
182; 746
582, 622
38', 127
58, 27>s
335
175
11,691,894
9,455,641
2,236,253
41.700 ;
160
2,443,813 ! 3,328,046
884,233
Crand total, banks and insurance companies. . . .•
99
100
101
102
103
Vonn-il
al
Total
, deductions,
Sjo, 386, 396
2.849,524 ;
' 191,212 '
353, 10.S
120,797
31,094
18S.040
Total, insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
I )epartment stores
Wholesale jobbers
Heal estate
Amusement companies
I Iotels and restaurants
1
Cross
income.
H
>
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
00
Savings banks and State banks
91 |
Trust companies
92 I
93 '
91
05
96
97
98
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET IN CO ML'
;
595,991
97,048
I
Of
All other corporations of every description no!
provided for
05
Corporations—inactive
;
Total, miscellaneous companies....
.1 ..' 't,o
1,
1") 11
720,17S
i 9 '( ,'Ms
1.022
,0 IN ,7
7s7 605
1 022
799
901
022
> 10-
115,7f2
2 1 , J")2,
S S
<)(>')
(.22
h<)
s7 !,112
') (,-ih, 9 IS
Is*
^2,
"HO
(}^,b~->l
1,S98 ' 6,729,191
17 OH 2 911 j 17 lsi,-(,j
10, Y>\,4bl
(>0,M>2, 329
VV21,O67
1 i, IT 7, 76h
(Jrand totol for the State of Oregon
PEN N SYLVAN IA.
!
Agriculture and animal husbandn :
Farming
F i and fruit grower-;
Florists
Stock raisins
Forest and lumber not pro\ ided for elseu here
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coalmines
Copper mines
Cold and silver and precious metals
Iroii miiioo
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
10 I
Oil, gas, and salt w ells
11 I
Allother
12 !
Total, e\traction ot minerals
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk
!
Cannincfand preserving (fish and oyMers. fruit sand
|
vegetables)
Oleomargarine.
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
('otlee and spiced
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet Migan and mokisses
Beet sugar
('onfectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all ot her
Total, food and kindred producis
40
71
11
l->
3X
16
165
76
644
441
41
231
:A
786
4 17, 195.395
34s.(iS0,429
i
1 s.
ti
">
1,249
:;, 138,244
2,477,333
280, 632, 949
2*i-, 366
i, 303, M 6
1 505.059
326,215
5,483,915
52,956.058
6,186,721
2T
12!)
•VJ22, 246
1,258, 681
95. 934
X00.409
326.260, 709
i2;i, 160
2 20S.623
1 X7<» 181
767 591
6,539,61x
99. 555,94:'.
9. 556,!CO
"J.
S
92
324
^35fl, 1S7
1. 146.251
216.379
1. 119,427
- -z
-3.!. 941
187,567
120.145
31X.9.-)X
S
679
6.827
2, 409
h, 380
2.)
36
21
1,478,954
2,038,140
.,-,694,323
37, 756,900
HC0.911
16,295
89
45,627,760
907,909
203
2 S(VJ
1
20
110 094
:>u5, 47T
•i74. 422
411,3 rt)
1,055, 703
46. 5!)9. XS5
ix,107.4X!)
X, 'SZ<
.370,219
21, lil
!)31,97!)
61.0xb
9s . 514, 9(«>
1, 95!). 31 {
•"*
61!). 751
715, 760
129,127
543,502
8132,116
61K, 676
117,551
310,611
7
12
,»
51
90
7s
3S,243
144,290
, lOft.,911
.*7i/,42t
1,63x,545
1,7XS,742
-}, 02!). X4x
5X.434
66X,707
1.281,371
690,416
I,873,995
3,701,X13
2. 623,542
^ 187, 635
127, 084
11,576
232,891
12,062,577
20.191
221, 507
175,460
316, 995
235.450
1.913; 071
593.694
3') 122,323
51, Mi 26X
603,979
732.163
92.x02
547.671
179, 6!»4
30, 192
1S9,33X
10X,()M
6 833
779,807
I.837,5 40
30,192
250, 222
232,136
357.846
42, 37!»
<>7,4l!)
25.010
1 263.600
1,353.(111
X13, 321
016,295
90,011
102, 971
, 15X,976
6,0X2.166
923,190
:
Tfl
559,186
15,541,945
----- -...._.
H
r\
WO
o
g
9S
6X
3, 959,70S
21
It)
1,2x6.061
1.003, 13S
39
39
X2
X
2
32
63
X
53
6.546.47X
12.103.297
327,115
.->, 332, 2oH
10,327,331
261,672
2.S72.096
11,603,571
9,094,S4x
3, 172,642
13,838,005
2.XO2. 213
9,430,808
K-SO.S.V,
12,625
30
2x2.623
5.t>52
1.214,220
1.775,966
62,413
931,151
23.193
35.519
1.249
IX,312
1!)
1
11
. ">()X, 723
108,554
4
I, 107,197
6 585
7!), 483
12
1,
15, 189, 605
2!) 1.172
107
1
9
61
<)
35
413
•'»
23
38
306
60, 276,1*77
45,087,372
370,42«
t) 900
1
3,8, 184
15,282
00,8X4
TABLE lOa.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dee. 31, 191b.]
PENNSYLVANIA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
* '
24 |
25 j
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Textiles and their products—
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills.
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its m a n u f a c t u r e s Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments.
Total, lumber and its manufactures
38
11
14
171
131
7.">
30
42
64
123
•\
142
-! 1,058
1,200
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of i
corpora- i!
tions. !
34
11
62
10
134
109
63
25
29
47
98
Num-;
Gross
income.
$9,564,173
4,241,078
12,437,728
i,310, 370
25,156,339
32,192,387
16,207,441
6,364,556
4,195,923
7,718,159
31,037,027
Total
deductions.
$7,354,485
3,165,371
9, 646,234
2,702,668 :
21,095,587
20,687,221 '
12,356,517 !
5,185,179 ;
3,614,661 '
6,498,330 i
22,506,065 !
Net income.
Normal
tax
'
$2,209,688
1,075,707
2,791,494
1,607,702
4,060, 752
11,505,166
3,850,924
1,179,377
581,262
1,219,829
8,530,962
$42,254
21,400
55,490
29,840
78,668
227,214
75, 883
23,299
10,970
24,118
168,250
38,612,863
757.386
622
153,425,181 ! 114,812,318 j
118
821
277,377.803
627,875^956
939
905,253,759 j 536,855,233 | 368,398,526 j
7,293,613
51,480
28,554
56,929
112,117,306
424,737,927
165,260,497 i 3,257,809
203,138,029 j 4,035,804
169
97
133
124
79
99
15,277,371 I
9,379,270 !
12,897,273 !
12,682,877
7,934,906
9,891,614
2,594,494
1,444,364
3,005,659 i
399
302
37,553,914 |
30,509,397
7,044,517
136,963
b
5
of
I
pom- !
tions. ;
i nGross
come
-
$308,903 ,
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$335,973
$27,070
25 i
894,330
162, 729
1,634,234
1,002,998
761,800
28,859
706,161
477,345
778,198
1,022,523
178,794
1, 979,151
1,140,738
844,838
76,515
740,216
553,526
857,791
128,193
16,065
344,917
137,740
83,038
47,656
34,055
76,181
79,593
152 i
6,755,557
7,730,065
974,50:
24
237
1,422,301
25,426, 775
1,748,682
28,116,638
326,381
2,689,863
261
26,849,076
29,865,320
3,016,244
3,294,533
1,195,320
1,181,271
3,924,181
1,423,800
1,508,659
629,648
228,480
327,388
5,671,124
6,856,640
1,185,516
13
4
37
22
12
:
:
|
'
97 j
00
to
o
40
41
42
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished.
Boots and shoes
All other
Total, leather and finished products...
43
44
45
46
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures
a a t r e s of paper
pp
publishi
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing
(engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping,
type founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing
49 I
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
50|
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating.
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
47
48
55 !
64 i
44 !
.1
27,137,866
15,926,246
11,420,746
17,640,968 |
13,328,750 !
6,395,968
2,597,496
5,024,778
181,634
51,669
100,495
64 j
54,484,858
37,365,686 | 17,119,172
333,798
24
697,686 j 1,096,249
398,563
14 i
154 !
481 i
11
131
322
5,439,358
30,230,015
57,382,306
3,361,196
21,909,956
49,089,649
41,564
161,053
158,618
3
23
159
33,455
50,057
919,278
713,747
10,480,052 12,514,304
16,602
205,531
2,034,252
19
2,078,162
8,320,059
8,292,657
1,725,637
1,497,000
18,637
4,534
674 i
483 I 94,777,316
75,857,801
18,919,515
365,769
40
121 !
42 !
1,693,283
36,028,170
3,053,646
1,376,666
30,315,852
2,480,026 [
316,617
5,712,318
573,620
6,332
111,347
11,472
1,467,822
3,093,834
553,102
1,709,557
3,411,254
602,179
241,735
317'420
49,077
34,172,544
6,602,555
129,151
5,114,758
5,722,990
608,232
20,555,000
1,989,292
6,529,291
4,403,655
7,341,364
673,463
25,090,017
2,122,705
29,993,365
18,027,026 !
901,765 '
3,587,536
2,580,869
3,710,936
212,143
28,524,833
879,875
14,660,635
359,328
16,822
70,750
51,617
73,509
4,242
568,756
17,566
289,182
556,741
123,093
397,361
247,682
169,497
294,146
691,445
131,214
474,862
298,018
204,818
314,844
134,704
8,121
77,501
50,336
35,321
20,698
71,315
1,499,394
93,825
1,745,709
22,510
246,315
3,359,229
3,954,735
595,506
641,746
972,836
751,294
1,140,987
109,548
168,151
3,232,143
935,335
74,408
3,245,659
296,382
271,941
22,854
246,665
25
146
103
19
53
37
61
0,775,0
38,582,026
2,891,057
|
10,116,827
!
6,984,524
I 28 I
I 47 ! 11,052,300
885,606
12 I
48 I 53,614,850
3,002,580
11
167 i 44,654,000
70 !
13 I
31
>8,698,152
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work.
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc.
Allother
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
283,288
104,144
11,131
139
Total, chemicals and allied products
61
62
394,639
575,083
126,527
163 !
Total, liquors and beverages.
59
60
111,351
470,939
115,396 !
30,059,099
10,971,052
1,396,733
44,039,954
21,199,647
8,031,955
662,942
31,115,545
73,085,618 I 1,451,772
8,859,452
2,939,097
733,791
12,924,409
72,883
78,248
191 11,300,137 I 13,561,887
33 j
6 I
22 !
9
14
16
150
5,365
2,261,750
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[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
PENNSYLVANIA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
! Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
i
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
(>5 j
Smelters
00 ;
Manufactures
07 |
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
08 j
Carriages and wagons
09 I
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
70 ,
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
',
71 ,
72 j
73 |
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
) Total
I num!1 ber of
cor- Numpora- ber of
i: tions 1 correport- porai ing- tions.
I
Gross
income.
21
4!
17
150
42
25
17
3
*4, 799,318
80, 034,099
10,014,072
2,811,142
S3; 114,897
197,020
369 !
200
182,171,748
30
212
60
30
!
!
i
!
62 :
9 !
91
26 i
6 !
106 i
168 !
78 I
479 !
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
j
60 '
18 i
V5
60 !
12,244,329
258,205
23,849,755
1,798,431
6,685,520
66,331
1,487,005
7,918,417
Total
deductions.
$3, 292,923
47,807,323
8, 035,328
2,310,890
75,909,040
148,014
138,170,130
10,034,585
235,629
15,724,518
1,280,732
4.944,698
42,612
331,757
6,173,625
Normal
tax.
Net income.
$29,551 \
054,803 i
38,401 :
9,157
142,225
992
44,001,018 '
875,189
22,406,998
8,502,644
36.847,026
20,335,744
6,443,525
28,932,041
2,071,254
2,059^119 !
7,914,985 :
733
122,064,661 I
94,479,466
27,585,195 j
645,424,349
:% 308, 508 ; $1, 485,450
1,091,042
1, 408.300
3.227,244
2,058,014
328,720
'283,390
90,525
114.493
' 111
111
Deficit.
£170,942
377,324
508, (530
45,330
17,908
!
109 j 5,438,190 |
0,024,390
;
1.189,671
60,404
822,386
169,142
452,266 i
1.183,421
60,667
1.007,570:
459,885
801,370
293.750
203
185,184
290.743
349,104
2."l79"|
2,589,229 '
4,998,193
2,577,539
4,036,003
94.'i03~
2,958,091
6,135,922
3.005,089
5.056,494
91,924
368,802
1,137.729
427,550
1,019.891
2,209,744
. 42,577
22,576 •
449
161,009 !
8,125,237
10,284
517,699 jI
34,519
1,740,822
474 '
23,719 '
23,104
1,155,248! i
31,910
1^744,792
;
Total
deductions.
cor- I
pora- j
tions. I
$1,506,395
32,820, 776 i
1,979,341
494.240
7,145^251
49,000
105
57
351
6,419 i 4,774 1,928,219,147 j 1,282,794,798
Number of
1
46
41, 314 I
41, 041 !
154, 736 !
63
21
128
541,417
327 16,897,612
21.062,612
4,165,000
12,738,727 ; 1,645 I 95,506,630 1111,936,880
16,430,250
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87
88
89
Public utilities:
Electric and gas li ght ing and power companies
Railroads steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
.
. .
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
.Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
90
91
92
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
82
83
81 '
85
<86
93
94
95
06
97
98
....
......
3, 995,937
52a
24, 915,045
29.101, 033
4 185,988
17.552,139 i
1,386,662 ;
18,479,268 :
345.453
85,729
352,345
17
1. 879.676
939,927
151,304
2,456. 581
1.224. 196
265, 469
576,905
284,269
114.165
81.012,302
40,418,069 I
783,527
61
2, 970,907
3,946, 246
975.339
55 241,303
37.739', 991
3,105.656 !
5.375.324
933.406 ;
294,087 |
62 114
107.506
18,675
5. 884
7i9
3.662
4
1
1
2
172 192
384.095
65
3 . 842,Nil
2,295. ?49
384, 293
3, 267
4.661, 481
123,057
198
3.202
MS. 667
925,196,511 •
721,954,320
200,242,191 j
797
219
256
60,606,685 !
15.253,807 |
45.569,879 j
43,054,546
10,867,145
27.090,611
-i 1,333 1 .272
121.430.371 j
:
;
834
236
263
18
:\o
90
27
14
29
89
25
2
2
78,913.746
679.141,081
83,430,585
6,251,401
13 181,075
39,633
30.675,397
33,533,590
!
:
i
•
;
58 349,959 '
43^115,315 •
933,406 !.
2.317.318 !
48,610 :
1,055.476 :
105.820,114 !
169
161
Grand total, banks and insurance companies... .' 1.502
1 . 433
227.250,485
76
561
431)
298
102
60
47c
21)7
186
. 1.473
1 ,055
Total, insurance companies
262.765
1 694.714
1 629,877
65.373
166.258
3,399
87,108
276,494
:
|
i
!
-i
.;
Total, banks
Insurance companiesLife
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Allother
2,743, 372
13.533, 53 L
6,761, 842
444. 540
987, ?66
750
2.276' 135
2.296, 597
388.214
19.450.601
137', 648,887 j 2, 751,488
285.269
14,502,249 S
27,020
1,351,155 '
5,019,567 !
99,899
,s
410 •
148,341
7,435,285 :
14,834,037 I
295,698
311
178
186
23
361
2
225
255
1 2,067 i 1 ,541
Total, public utilities
118
1
54
91
2 480.607
U. 838,817
5, 131,965
379.167
821,008
54,351
2, 189^ 027
2, 020,103
59.493.145
541,492,194
68.928.336
4,900,249
8 161,508
39,223
23.240,112
18,699,553
408 ,
264 i
255 1
30 !
479 i
3.
279 !
349
'2.023.23i
12,672
767,317
288,129 !
97
So
69
71
198.560
s
6,
399,166
7.344 290
945.124
982.087
69
9.
370,073
11.290. 536
1.920.463
7, 750. 435
30.56S.724
1,366,339
1,015,625
1.319. 451
137, 375
606,083
27.071
20,131
26,178
16
85
169
112
36
370.014
13'. 221,859
1. 263.539
4, 765,921
903.761
5.-170.907
19.874.49!»
1,858.134
5.292,519
+ .275.947
1,100.893
.652,631
594.595
526,595
372.182
90,031.921
42.020.574
816,841
41S
27. 525,101
36.771 997
9 ,246.896
7 ,532.625
306.692
95.787,544
10,032,570 i
H
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rr
i
99
100
101
102
103
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
..
....
. . .
Total, merchandising companies
104
105
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
. .
. .
....
...
4 746
. 2,839
Corporations inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
-
Grand total for the State of Pennsylvania
-• 7.585
;
176,799.816
50,450.639
42.256.0U5
67.381.326
1.131.876
10.731.022
7.546,266
34,505.570
36.815,602
2,765,537
9,718.397
6.226.815
132.052,495
:
234
251.256.011 ;
166,122,575
85,133,436
1. 767,344
1,512
2,839
28,
940,004
333
36,472 629
307 025
3 , 234
251,256,011 ,
166,122,575
85,133,436 \
1
4,351
28. 910,337
36,779 654
,839.317
7,561 223, 858.463 279,582 508
55 ,724,045
••{
.j 20,460 12 , 899 3,914.308.288 j2. 791,861.222 1,122,447,066
767,344
22 276,545
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[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
Classificatioi] No.
RHODE ISLAND.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO- NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
CO
" • • "
Agricultural and animal husbandry:
1
Farming
?
Floiists and fruit growers
Stock raising
"*
3
4
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agricultural and animal husbandry
*>
(]
9
10
11
12
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
*'
.
. .
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
l^ead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil gas and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter cheese and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables) . .
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
10
8
$166,467
$358 429
$108,038
$1,960
2
2
71,906
46,654
25,252
505
17
10
538,373
405,083
133,290
2,465
1
1
12 333
11 690
643
13
2
5
$4,808
151,057
$7,555
166,759
$2,747
15,702
7
155,865
174,314
18,449
H
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O
i
1
1
1
5,798
14
8,105
128
2,307
114
89,844
99,588
9,744
15,198
123,598
132,648
13,035
57,044
89,143
2,163
66,551
43,505
43
1,331
871
1
1
2
1
1
2
8
5
283,777
170,912
112,865
2,258
3
1
2
5
4
259,259
246 678
12,581
248
3
3
8
4
3
3
6
373,186
174,274
324,678
344,978
356,293
160,613
298,192
309,997
16 893
13,661
26,486
34,981
338
273
502
699
3
3
297 872
146 726
151 146
3 022
o
o
g
2
95,656
107,821
12,165
5 591
5 591
9,742
27,258
17,514
46,367
51,711
5.344
21 !
22 !
23
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream.
Food preparations, all other.
50,046 I
170,976 I
Total, food and kindred products.
24 j
25 i
26
27
28
29
30
31
32 i
33
34
Textiles and their products Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hoisery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings.
All other
35 1
36;
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces, steel works, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, textiles and their products
Total, iron and steel products..
37
38
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fi xtures
All other woodworking establishment;
208,641
65,240
357,017
7.095
335,581
446,496
19,483,105
107,565
7,316,242
2,152
132,175
1,024,770
4,969,144
24,781,713
59,436
' 77,758
429,213
9,838,992
778,788
3,841,383
16,389 574
42,788 !
74,104 i
277,336
6,501,341 i
245,982
1,127,761
8,392,139
16,648
3,654
151,877
3,337,651
4,749
21.230
167,843
333 i
73 i
3,037
65,208
68,534,434
47,834,915 \ 20,699,519 |
396,800 i
2,213.036
36,773', 171
718.753
23,071,017
1,494,283
13, 099,154
29,363
273,204
193,158
237,507 j
44,349
H
38,986, 2i>7
23,792,770
15,193,437
302,567
193,158
237,507 I
44,349
W
23,565
5,348
1,995,2
3
554,061
45 ! 26,799,347
J
185 I
155 j
1,638,252 :
98 i
93
267,120 I
5,109 i
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned,curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
Allother
60,398
28,451
11,424
1,113
569
228
Total, leather and finished products
100,273
1,910
115,730
415,142
934,445
2,315
8,303
18,275
Total, paper and printing..
217,311 j
99.103 I
8,670
33,863
65,391
1,259,352
67,956
114,492
1.334,600
72,484
211,052
75,248
4,528
96.560
404,450
466,286
61,836
11,939
299,493
130,445
13,053
319,161
166,034
1,114
19,668
35,589
2,288,127
2,582,670
294,543
H
11 I
2,858 j"
169 i.
2,082 |
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
f rinting and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
30
14,153
1,479,470
18,217
116,462 1
18*598
5
23,946
o
o
16, 188
7,573
17, 436
11, 106
1,248
3,533
g
23,761
28,542
4,781
117,605
158,334
iis,365
184,736
760
26, 402
275,939
303,101
27.162
116,081
1
2
14
o
140,027 I
"97 ',m'
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43
44
45
46
26 I
40
1,973
2,615
152,381
8,417 i
106,322 |
Total, lumber and its manufactures
40
41
42
35
98,654
47,431
72,322
283 |.
9,176 ((
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DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, l(Ufi.|
R H O D E ISLAND—-Continued.
[XDUSTR1KS.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total
number of
corporations
e porting.
Number of
corporations.
Mamifaciuring and mechanical industries-—Continued.
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
6
4 j
Total, liquors and beverages
50 ;
51
53
54
Chemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals
Fertilizers
Gas,illuminating and h e a t i n g . . . .
Oils, and oil products
Faints and varnishes
Pa tent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
Allother
16
1
2
l
s
6
j
i
!
!
j
i
1!
59 •:
60 ;
61 !
62 i
63 !
64
Total, stone, clay, and glass products.
Total
Vl.f,n..nn
deductions. I ^ t income.
j Number of
cor! pora! (ions.
Normal
1ax
Gross
income.
$3,508,699
36,559 ;
$3,013,585
33,869
$495,114 j
2,690 i
$9,903
54 ,
3,545,258
3,047,454
497,804 |
9,957
9,693
5,850, 102
8, 304
181, 555
8, 172
291 022
120, 012
51, 682
316, 166
3,856; 408
2,381,931
7,806
121,933
7,763
213,750
S5,846
46,533
177,662 "
2,52^264 !
3,468,171
69,364
94,579
5,566,488 |
5,116,935
10,683.423 !
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
Clay—
Brick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc.
Allother
".
(rlass and glass products
Gross
income.
CORP
CORPORATIONS
SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
498
$16,588
|6,895
16,588
6,895
101,662 ,
',083
23,617 j
30,069 |
10
59,622 {
1,149
77,272
34,166
5,149
138,504
1,333,144 ,
1,545
409
Total
deductions.
8
22,520
21,681 !
684
103
2,770
26,663
102,296
18!
216,501
31,187
241,619
45,448 !
1,097
8 388
25,118
14,261
385,468
442,415
55,947
i
30,802
502,787
1
72,423
30,658 ;
222,9*35 ;
68,394
144
279,852 ;
3
5.597
4,029 !
2 ;
113,668
94,842 j
18,826 j
7 i
719,680
416,829 !
302,851 '.
1 i
1 !
6,057
35,467
6,491
41,590
10,290
6,123
3,799
27,212 :
33,083
5,871
72,528 !
14,716 j
73.160
17,849
632
3,133
156,414 !
175,972
19,558
66
67
68
69
70
i
s
i
!
Metals and metal products other than iron and s t e e l Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
71
72
73
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
,
All other
1
115
11
3
131
i
77 i
6
3 .
87 |
1 !
1 i
3 1
10
1
manufacturing
and
890
26,866 !
1,291
147 '
8,102,793
1,774,062
29,194 •
93,706
79,336
2,433,020
93,675
66,437
1,407,186 j
31 i
12,899 !
1.025,834 !
l
258
20,516
6,521,884
3,462,872 i
3.059.012
198,247 !
1 324.914 '
182,294
1. 197.722
15.953
127.192
319
2,544
394.921 |
74 4 45 '
9.526.963
325.65S
4V59S
"i <w2 95n
69,263 i
25, 847
3.534.013 ,
1.038
517
70.875
12,777,392
162,749.496' 109,090.964
4
24 i
Total, public utilities...
Total, banks
44.484
1,657,676 i
64,572 j
7,330 !
', 870. 044
38 ! 1,500,664 j
5 i
76,829 |
1,681,629
96,168
180,965
19,334
825
825
1,778,617
201,124
16,923
33, 734
16,811
1.800 i
27,663 i
10,383
31.007
8,583
3,344
6,500
8.022 ;
113.802 \
7.416 i
8,970 I
113,830 j
916
948
28
501,109
5,607
741,062
545,569 |
29,121 i
868,938 |
44.460
23.514
127,876
42
1.422.4SS
1.648.968 ,
226.4SO
190
6.785,203
7.755.379
970.176
44 | 1,577,493 |
10 !
1
21 -
mechanical
Public utilities:
' 82
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
83
Railroads, steam
84
Railways, electric, city and suburban
85
Steamship transportation companies
86
Waterworks
87
Express companies
88
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
89
All other
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks.
Trust companies.
17,378 •
7,662,097 j
340,755 !
82,563 i
9,876,855
20.647.436
Total, miscellaneous industries
Orand total,
industries
61,862
9,319,773
405,327 !
89,893 i
24
4
4
19
1
4
15
!
53,658,532
1,041,404
7. V)4.96()
189. 727
6. 157. 441
641.164
571.187
9. 847
2.330.545
781.019 |
.",. s'W. 173
118, 921
5 983. 041
239. 866
297. 095
9. 5S4
1.902. 169
4t6
1.961,787 I
370,806
174,400 ;
404,298
274.092
263
428,376
95,603
39.237
7. 116
9, 438
8,086
4.501
19.138.920 |
15.129,295
4.009,625 I
7S.944
is
8,567
1.694
3 1.309
l ;
2
5 :
9
16. 987 !
137. 749 ;
87. 379
•
17. 835 !
156. 996 ;
102. 781 :
848
19, 247
15. 402
326,663 j
18,593
642,057 j
57,563
2 552 619
212 Oil
187 124 j
1.711 186
163 ,042
5.598,919
S41 433
48 969
1.588 205
16.804
979
30,571
1
1
1
26.224
10,133
5,668 ,
27. 615
22, 177
23, 451
1 391
12 044
17 783
9 951 754 |
7.473 ,147 1
2, 478 607
48.354 i
3
42,025 j
73, 243
31 218
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[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
Classification No.
R H O D E ISLAND—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Banks and insurance companies—Continued.
Insurance companiesLife
9?
94
Fire and marine (stock).
Fire and marine (mutual)
95
06
Casualty
97
Fidelity and surety
All other
98
Total, insurance companies
<W
100
101
102
103
104
105
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobber
Real estate companies
...
Amusement
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere provided for . . .
Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of Rhode Island
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWINJ} NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
w
H
>
>
H
:
,
1
8
20
3
1
8
2D
71,266
$864,676
806,364
45,153
$17,294
16,127
901
$7,879,426
806,364
116,419
$7,014,750
$127,134
$128,776
$1,642
2,733
2.177
i
556
33
31
8,802,209
7,086,016
1,716,193
34.325
2
127,690
131.509 ;
76
71
18,753,963
14,559,163
4.194,800
82.678
5
169.715
204,752
35.037
10
70
143
37
22
9
59
107
21
17
4,236,020
6.203,530
2,258,902
1,138,030
922,443
3,271,903
4,761,710
1,359,836
966,776
879,730
964,117
1,441.820
899,066
171.254
42, 713
17,065
28,669
17,316
3,425
853
1
11
36
16
5
25,418
159,652
216,565
261,112
148,624
155,940
196,635
279.833
324,999
156,745
130,522
36.983
63.268
63,887
8,121
282
213
14,758,925
11,239,955
3,518,970
67,328
69
811,371
1,114,152
302, 781
546
345
403
22,713,508
16,467,314
6.246,194
120,688
143
345
2,457,267
181
2,893,098
2,417
435,831
2,236
1
3,819
891
403
22,713,508
16,467,314
6,246,194
120, 688
488
2.457,448
2.895,515
438,067
2,133
1,353
238,936,962
167,062,686
71,874,276
1,395,766
780
11,059,752
12,893,990
1,834.23S
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
.
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
..
Oil gas and salt wells
All other
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk
.
..
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery
and ice
Food preparations,
allcream
other
Total, food and kindred products
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs ..
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods.. ..
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
40
3
20
10
5
1
11
4
$401,426
8,061
88,419
283,872
$323,094
7,593
59,589
231,544
$78,332
468
28,830
52,328
$1,328
11
575
1,046
35
2
9
6
$180,583
19,677
43,907
1,089,983
$262,637
25,420
49,314
1,225,579
$82,054
5,743
5,407
135,596
73
21
781,778
621,820
159,958
2,960
52
1,334,150
1,562,950
228,800
12.565
4,780
25,296
2,654
1,100
4,249
53
22
85
2
1
125,164
32,428
8,405
140,631
34,772
15,416
15,487
2,344
7,011
42,641
8,003
160
7
165,997
190,819
24,822
i
!
3
2
6
2
15,219
5,880
29,545
11
A
50,644
2
1
4,861
4,488
373
7
1
18,177
18,473
296
6,479
129
3
3,065
7,197
4,132
I
6
3
22,024
15,545
2
11
2
6
17,734
104,124
14,855
87,619
2,879
16,505
57
335
5
31,347
36,021
4,674
14
13
1,977,790
1,791,083
186,707
2,547
1
20,573
34,348
13,775
4
1
4
163,628
94,446
9,182
184
40
29
2,230,161
2,008,036 I
222,125 |
2
122
2
115
229 212
62,866,009
191 700
51,962,741
6
6
394,658
1
1
1
304,332
37,690
1
1
1,804
4,606
2,802
3,259
11
74,966
100,645
25,679
37 512
10,903,268
736
204,045
7
2,093,556
3,149,311
1,055,755
322 149
72 509
1 450
289,187 !
31,848
15,145
5,842
303
117
1
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[income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
S O U T H CAROLINx\—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Textiles and their products—Continued.
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
Total, textiles and their products
Iran and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products.
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments..
Total, lumber and its manufactures...
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished..
Boots and shoes
Allother
43 ;
44 i
45 I
Total, leather and finished products...
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
i CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total
num-
ber of i
cor- i Numpora- ; ber of
tions ; correport- poraing. | tions.
( rl'OSS
income.
$76,686
2,642,526
134
66,551,113 i
Total
deductions.
$61,069
2,118,500
54,977,194
Net income.
•115,617 :
524,026 i
11,573,919
Numof
Norma 1 i ber
cortax.
porations.
$239
9,085
215,975
Cross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficii.
$1,399
3,270 ;
$2,966
$1,567
3,554 !
284
9 ! 2,098,225 ! 3,155,831 i 1,057,606
o
16
1,067,339
797,719
269,620 !
5,237
11,254
60,572 I
14,135
71, 642
2,881
11,070
16
1,067,339
797,719 j
269,620 ;
5,237
71,826 I
85,777
13,951
34
3,449,545
2.920,488 j
529,05
'"230," 909'I
9.
43 {
3,720,569
2 j
2 I
10,313
515
3,151,397 I
569,172 j
10,828
128,259
113,073
15,186 I
303
128,259
113,073
15,186
303
1,052,106 i
19,229
100,121 !
385 I
2,003 !
129,107
1,152,227
13 !
1 I
3
699,350
19,219
30,607
821,613
20,188
35,379
122,263
969
4,772
17 i
749,176
877,180
128,004
6,298
20,493
14,195
1j
23 i
1,167 |
258,737 1
20,493
14,195
2,119
324,668 I
952
05,931
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electro typing, type
Total, paper and printing
47
48
49
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Fertilizers
< las, illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products.
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap. .
All other
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures.
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
('arriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad street car^ etc )
All other
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
1, 281,334
1,161,984
119, 350
33
26
419,437
346,388
33
26
419,437
346,388
23 ,
1, 465,093
1,007,028
458, 065
50
2
2;
2, 168,937
104 631
521
1,771.209
83 435
208
397, 728
21 196
313
7,784 :
i
6,210 i
424 i
6 i
63 i
259,904
326,787
66,883
7
37,468
42.535
5,067
7
37,468
42,535
5,067
2
3
1
19
235
23,518
255
630,027
2 913
33,014
549
708,617
2,678
9,496
294
78,590
2
1,753
2,638
885
6
9,579
15,177
5,598
33
665,367
762,908
97,541
1
1
1,547
3,000
2,827
5,306
1,280
2,306
35,452
338
12,194
36,543
33,427
Iti, 100
1,091
33,089
3,906
94,203
41,672
2,388
24
73, 049
1,462
73, 049
1,462
W
H
...
stone, d a y , and glass products
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
Clay- Brick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clav, etc
A11 other
<1 lass and glass products
61
30
2
26
1
69
2
Tot'il. chemicals and allied products
59
60
54
9
3
68,213
63,749
4, 464
B0 j
3, 807,395
2,925,629
881, 766
14,487 !
4
3
1. 145,371
21,652
S26,562
20,456
318, 809
1 196
6,377
24
10
2
5
135,560
118,915
16, 645
333
2
2
122,971
112,078
10 893
200
23
12 ,
1, 425,554 j
1,078,011
347 543
0,934 ;
11
52,531
1
1
1
1!
241,390
31,960
72,735
114 995
23,490
63,481
126
8 470
9 V>54
2 528
169 i
139
1
113
1
1
5
• >i
1
• >
346,085 !
201,966
144 119
2,836
3,479
3,650
171
1
17,536
19,680
2,144
2
21,015
23,330
2,315
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[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
SOUTH CAROLINA—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies..
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
$39,449
$15,062
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Total
deductions.
Gross
income.
Deficit.
I
$54,511
15,257
13,986 |
1,271
$302
$23,560
9,344 i
$423
2,898
40,327
48,345
8,018
101,408
8,535
84,172
112,889
8,986
89,399
11,481
451
5,227
264,025 I
292,523
28,498
5,782,212
1,481,411
68,991
156,129
$23,137
6,446
62
560
415
108
252
845,547
107, 763
1,4%, 698
3,484,457
2,473,443
84,461,703
',234,840
1,835,493
959,788
1,401,411
68,154
114,566
580,876
777,726
148,652
61,747
96,138
192,941
161,685
550,039
724,882 I
186
5,297,235
4,376,8
163,959 |
21,835
808,887
!
I
j
I
I
O
3,279 !
436 ;
15,870 !
5
2
7
1,011,014
19.912 i
22
15,226,863 |
283,621 j
145
254,617 !
182,062 j
252,759 I
6,407 I
18,428 1
5,092 j
3,381
5,056 I
128 !
369 j
142,440 | 211,431
915,752 I 1,071,881
31,256
174,843
625 j
3,470 S
920,372
32
Q
25
T
1,009,506
129,598
2,275,585
s
18,121
4,300,801
6,312 I
14,024
66
6,849
18,719
537
4,695
8,444
128,748
9,604
142,866
1,160
14,118
1,215,720
1,461,350
245,630
3
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g
90
91
92
94
95
96
97
98
Q9
100
101
102
103
104
105
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks...
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Total, banks
Insurance companiesFife
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and suretv
Allother
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
Department stores .
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate.
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for ...
. .
Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of South Carolina
74
302
40
70
288
28
3 094 754
4,580,692
231,329
2,071,669
3,007,895
149,653
1,023,085
1,572,797
81,676
20,118
31,397
1,629
4
14
12
127,120
265,643
135,875
156,420
348,946
147,077
29.300
83.303
11,202
416
386
7,906,775
5,229,217
2,677,558
53,144
30
528,638
652,443
123,805
564 172
524 204
467,789
39 968
46,046
9,988
6,398
5,040
799
922
200
128
101
4
2
293,238
177,944
308,942
203,683
15, 704
25,739
1
806
957
151
9
8
3
2
8
2
513,835
9,988
15 347
73,097
29
22
1,176,439
1,068,999
107,440
2,150
7
471,988
513,582
41,594
2,784,998
55,294
37
1,000,626
1,166,025
165,399
[-3
445
408
9,083,214
6,298,216
108
97
39
14
6
93
54
19
9
301 763
3,057,310
'329,677
170,280
441, 786
248 406
2, 029,388
168,946
154,827
405,429
53.357
1 - 027! 922
160', 731
15,453
36,357
1.063
19'692
3,215
299
629
15
43
20
137,072
50,196
253,905
14,872
168,691
115,281
275,841
20,494
"31,619
fin, 085
21,936
5,622
2
M
Q
&
264
181
4,300,816
3,006,996
1,293,820
24,898
83
456,045
580,307
124,262
taj
1,751
559
1,175
11,862,608
8,743,924
3,118,684
60,168
576
559
3,574,933
3,319
7,712,446
34,463
4,137,513
31,144
g
S
2,310
1,175
11,862,608
8, 743,924
3,118,684
60,168
1,135
3,578,252
7,746,909
4,168,657
3,915
2,390
115,837,998
92,325,300
23,512,698
445,222
1,525
12,051,591
18,490,572
6,438,981
SOUTH
1
2
3
4
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
8,949
68,057
^
DAKOTA.
26
6
28
10
2
18
$65,837
77,711
769,046
$57,265
64,373
622,338
$8,572
13,338
146,708
$173
254
2,933
16
4
10
$37,047
33,233
89,777
$61,459
43,968
126,454
$24,412
10,735
36,677
60
30
912,594
743,976
168,618
3,360
30
160,057
231,881
71,824
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[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,191(5.]
SOUTH DAKOTA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
i Total
i imra- i___
| her of j
;
cor- N u m 0 1
' tions
S ^ l *! cor' '
; report-j pora- '
ing. j tions.
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines.
Gold and silver and precious metals.
Iron mines..
Lead and zinc mines...
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells.
Allother
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred p r o d u c t s Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products
Bread and bakery products
Coiiee and spices
Flour mills and grist mills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice'cream.
Food preparations, all other.
Total, food and kindred products.
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
2
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
"ross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
Number of
corporations.
<Jross
income.
1
Total
j deduo1 tions.
$5,290 |
...
858,146
1 !.
$70,507 !
j
§1.
i
23, i n T
10 !
29 j
43
30 i
$65,264
S5,243 ;
"*20,'040'
S104
275 j
30,854 j
64
"33.'315~i
93,678
85,304
8,374
168
448,478 !
403,504
44,974 i
902
3
22 I
21,973
526,349
21,852 :
492,694 i
121
33,655
583.718
452.248 •
131,470 !
75,074 j
11,188
214 i
1,445,372 I
221,408
4,174 I
927,880
$5,306 :
D(».fk?il.
$16
864,642 !
275 ;
32,140 :
538 !
83,940 ;
986,850
1,286
538
50,634
58,970
13
74,076
77.052 !
2,976
3
28,844
30,976
2,132
27,497 I
31,952
58,438 •!'
77," 280 j
46,823 •:
841 ;
53, 332
1,587
509
746
272, 179
35,660
2
674
i
4,455
18,S42
i
86,262 I
83 i
1,686,780
26
236, 519
CO
26 j
27 I
28
29
30
31 !
32
33
34
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings.
Allother
Total, textiles and their products.
35 I
36 I
3 !
Iron and steel p r o d u c t s Blast furnaces, steelworks, and roiling mills,.
Foundry and machine shops
37
38
39 j
Total, lumber and its manufactures
i
:
:.
j
i
40
41
42
Leather and finished products—
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
All other.
43
44
45
46
Paper and p r i n t i n g Paper and wood pulp
!.
Manufacturers of paper
i
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (en- !
graving, stereotyping and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
\.
*
;.
56,312 ;
41,232
43^532 V
'36^858';'
"6,'674
104
93,170 I
47,906
929
141,076 i
825
157,728 !
130,422 I
27,306
531
12,581
13,578 I
997
157,728 |
130,422 i
27,306
531 |
12,581 j
13,578
997
14,879 |
14,986 j
"M"
179,211 !
134,880 I
44,331
S86 L
5 j
179,211 :
134,880 I
44,331
886 i
Total, iron and steel products..
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
97,544 I
1 j-
14,986
>
107
2
!
j.
I.
Total, leather and finished products.
Total, paper and printing-..47
48
49
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted.
All other.
Total, riquors and beverages .
50
51
Chemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals
Fertilizers
a
6
28 |
1
14
4,893
142,725
6,133
168,509
1,240
25,784
174,642
27,024
827,280
699,127
128,153
2,564 :
827,280
699,127
128,153
2,564
303,446
169,245
249,550 !
145,452 i
53,896 ,
23,793 i
1,078 i.
'447 |
3, 438
4,259
821
472,691
395,002
77, fi
1,525 i
3,438
4,259
821
'TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
co
gs
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
Classification No.
SOUTH
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
;
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Number of
corporations.
Normal
tax.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
5
3
$158,119
*1241 ftQfi
$34,023
$680
2
$30,559
$32,116
$1,557
: • • • ; * :
.
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
All other
Glass and glass products
O
1
1
. .
. |
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Metals and metal products other than iron and s t e e l Smelters .
Manufactures
Automobile, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons.
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
H
>
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Chemicals and allied products—Continued.
Gas illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products
.
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum refined
Soap
All other
DAKOTA—Continued.
3
1
5,494
5,129
365
7
2
10,092
12,695
2,603
8
4
163,613
129,225
34,388
687
4
40,651
44,811
4,160
2
4
1
1
119
8,230
63
7,103
56
1,127
1
23
1
3
100
24,731
536
26,807
436
2,076
4
2
13,377
12,696
681
14
2
27,542
34,355
6,813
1
1
11
4
21,726
19,862
1,864
38
1
1
1
1
45,857
1,502
40,188
873
5,669
629
113
13
2
2
47,359
41,061
6,298
126
23,774
7
76,147
31,391
93,089
7,617m
16,942
a
o
g
71
72
73
yc
76
77
78
79
80
81
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
.
.
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur g o o d s . . . .
.
. .
Shipbuilding
Building construction..
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads,
tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
Industries
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
82
Railroads steam
83
Railways, electric, city and suburban
*M
Steamship transportation companies
85
Waterworks
86
Express companies
87
Telephone telegraph and radio companies
88
Allother
89
Total, public utilities
90
91
92
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Total, banks
flS
04
95
06
07
08
Insurance companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
All other .
. . . .
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
1
1
111,319
14 520
3 201
64
o
1
1
29 620
1,163
585
32,723
1,258
585
3 103
95
2
1
18,807
16,002
2,805
30
1
3,568
7,982
4,414
8
5
100,917
91,252
9,665
194
3
13,518
19,302
5,784
5
3
103,125
95,365
7,760
155
2
13,190
13,356
166
21
10
237,369
213,938
23,431
443
11
61,644
75, 206
13,562
192
125
3,914,833
3,302,059
612,774
11,903
67
593,477
692,750
99,273
42
2
3
i
6
27
1,026,307
825,019
201,288
4,009
15
2
120.209
451 590
123,946
2 335 341
3
loO 431
35, 315
27,809
94,909
31,077
21,123
5 522
1, 238
6.686
108
133
3
9,007
179
23
135
22
1,151,419
254,745
919,843
157,566
231,576
97,179
4,598
1,543
44
i
96,175
256
191
2,596,026
2,049,537
546,489
10,476
65
680,234
NO
3,737
1 883 751
.. ' - '
""
9,525
518
zn
H
>
C3
W
H
o
104,731
5.512
8,556
2,2S9
O
2,579,085
1,898,851
125
494
11
117
456
8
3,707,392
5,772,850
139,521
2,841,339
4,148,587
112,518
866,053
1,624,263
27,003
17,321
32,411
'540
8
38
3
126,809
181,827
3,285
134,242
337,776
4,016
7,433
155,949
731
630
581
9,619,763
7,102,444
2,517,319
50,272
49
311,921
476,034
164,113
4
1
18
47
4
652,906
604,832
48 074
962
is
18,286
168,043
131,059
18,286
36,984
366
741
29
j
1
!
71
51
839,235
735,891
103,344
2,069
7oT
632
10,458,998
7,838,335
2,620,663
52,341
1
9 484
43,411
33,927
18
113,342
122,606
9,264
1
12,089
12,338
249
20
134,915
178,355
43,440
446,836
651,389
237,553
M
O
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2
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TABLE 10a.- CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
CO
Co
oc
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
S O U T H DAKOTA—Continued.
INDUSTRIKS.
100
101
102
103
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Keal estate
Amusement companies.
Hotels and restaurants..
Total, merchandising companies
104
105
All other corporations of every description n o t elsewhere provi ded for
Corporations—inactive
T o t a l , miscellaneous c o m p a n i e s
(Jrand total for t h e S t a t e of S o u t h Dakota
i Total j
number of
cor- Num.- i
pora- I ber of j
tions ! cor- •
: report-j poraing. ! lions. •
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total
deductions.
(i ross
income.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of, (.Jross
cor- ;
pora- ; income.
tions.
53
21 ;
$23,976 ;
2.254,071 i
217,507 I
36.759 '
104, ,852
$7,308
1.431,323 ;
161,819
25.842
84)122
$16,668 i
822,748 '
55) 688 '.
10,917 !
20.730 |
$133
17,311
1,123
217
414
125 ;
95
2,637,165 '
1,710,414 ;
926,751 !
19,198 I
30
S76
203 .
664
!
3,040.425 !
58,399 j
212
203
1_
3.040,425 J
58,399 ]
415
1 I
56
37
20
11
; 1,079
1
9,06S,666
664 '
;
6,028,241
9,068,66(5 •
2, 442
29.681,960
:
6,028,241 j
21,757,866
7.924,094!
155,845!
3
16
4 •
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$37,920 ,
98,143
5,327 :
145,760 i
$42,924 i
136;135 I
7,950 ;
155,366
$5,004
37,992
2.623
9.606
287,150 j
342,375
55,225
95S.779
1,271,213 i
1,023 '•
315,434
1,023
V.
958,779 I
1,275,236
316,457
c
c
69S ; 4,054,413
6,762,566 j 2,708,153
TENNESSEE.
1
2 ;
3 :
4
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere.
20
20
11
11
11
10 ;
8 \
$822,579
219,371
297,855
1292,090 j
199,496
237,706 ;
-$530,489
19,875
60,149
$10.400
' 359
1.138
9
10
3
11
$33, 50/
34, 913 !
1, 843 !
148, 718 J
$61, 090
49, 682 .•
6, 489 i
209, 457
$27.5X3
14,769
4,646
60,739
Total, agriculture and anima! husbandry
62
29 |
I
1,339, 805
729,292 |
610,513
11,897
33
218, 981 |
326, 718
107,737
1,086,808
434,491
93,178
20,688
8,690
1,864
34
2,534, 738 | 2, 899,929
365,191
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines..
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals.
91
1
2
57 •
I
1
10,354,821
774,012
190,035
9,268,013
339,521
96,857
1
50 j
182
132
c
Iron mines
10 !
11
12
Lead and zinj m i n e s . . .
Quarries
oil, gas, and s.jli wells..
\li other
Total, e \ I ruction ol mineralManufacturing and mechanical indusirieFood and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving fh'sh and oyster^, Iniiis
and vegetables)
!
< )]eomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products
Bread and bakery products
CoJl'ee and spices
Flour mills and grisi mills
Sugar refining (nol including beei sugan and molasses
Beet sug<v
••' i.!\ . l i - r r r y and'"' w '' i " < i rp
Food preparation^, -all oiiiei
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
;
i
'
!
:
i
!
li.l.l'.H)
193.
32',
:iO9.
939
940
177
257,981
bl
s5
12.316. 111
10..Vil.01."i
J3
11
779
')21 120
30 ri>0
• )1 3
13
s
1 M 103
173 ~)22
IS, ")Sl
Uu
s,
'b7,
1)7 >
27b
3")7
2()2 )">_»
13
1
(»O
>1
Total, food and kindred product-..
Textiles and their products
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, lumber and its manufactures.
. 3 32 4S7
Ms bl ',
2 K)S 971
1, 0K(>
231
1,025
20
7
11
79
)D1
124
1 IS
023
721
210
01 s 513
1 712 511
732.033
18, 19b
138,183
3,435,790
NM, ">7
43.24
162,71
U2.530
21.751
3.991,956
2 Oil
)S 09 3
021
! 42S
! 911
" 8S1
93!
717
17 939
169 bil
b20
b()S
010
ls2 0)1
101
12 140
24") 933
It) bl I
2\2
17 s2l
2 3,n21
6S6
IS
170
32 h'h
O
139
1*3
2 90s S02
20
") ,31
12
>
>()
12
01
9
112
30
l
s()7
201
19")
1 1 30
slO
020
isi
2)0
1 717
7 37
;t
1S7
3 36
")1^
2 0")3 997
lol 742
>uo 332
13 "loT s31
10 » > J > 171
919 3S1
7 JO S37
s 30b 107
13 710 2ls
10 47b 042
2
s,
1
97S 65 s
S2"> 32s
737 640 ^
13 l i l b ' b
101 922
12 ">4s
117 s7/
729
293
260
309, 13b
U2~>
10
\u
30
291 93b
s-U 213
70f>
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
T)l
439,601
)11 S02
Total, textiles and their products
35
36
51,33^
11.571
51,196
3
13
27
10
20hJ 293
712
b s«3 19b
1 4 »7 621
-', 19s 6 41
10
7>.
1
)S
104
112
2o 003
19 772
2b;
117
625
32*
013
11")
•",,
ttO 72S
f b()
()i>0 ")3">
304 130*
2b 3
1
5
"»
3
\
U 3
377
042
27^
08") 4b2
707
">w! 999
139
913
,9S4
29b
120 ">()(>
12 ")1S
I ~> ")S 1
' 11 )S9
2^ 712
27
M
27
>2
72
3b 1
297
20 3
19b
1 2bO
>7 S')")
300
2 424
bSS
ObO
>47 391
si 095
ISO
11« OK)
24
)01 1SS
1 142 ">4i
39 8W>
241 r>7
27
•)7««
1,21.0 ")9l
2S1 223
2s
II
3b8
701
"nO 233
179
)13, 9S2
1 184
134 l i b
. ">9 719
1 bb")
170 719
lib 117
460
20"),
492,2
TABLJS 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX-DISTRIBUTION Oi INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
co
£
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1910.]
TENNESSEE—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
Number of
corporations.
G ross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
11
8
$286,080
$243,399
$42,681
.$843
3
S143,906
Total, leather and finished products
11
8
286,080
243,399
42,681
843
3
143,906
2
9
89
69,212
61,449
7,763
127
104
71
5,413,020
4,656,564
756,456
1
2
40
30
898,628
486,879
Total, liquors and beverages
43
30
898,628
Chemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals
Fertilizers .
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products..
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum r e f i n e d . . . . . . .
9
4
4
31
6
26
1
4
1
1
16
3
15
1,051,734
12', 480
169,662
3,492,427
97,277
557,298
.
. . .
$154, 743
$10.837
154,743 \
10,837
=
31,393
735,351
4,577,064
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted
All other
Deficit,
!
9
2
7
58
Total, paper and printing
Total
deductions.
i
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Leather and finished p r o d u c t s Leather tanned curried and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing. .
industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
4
20,276
563,152
4,011,687
11,117
172,199
565,377
223
2,977
10,692
2
31
35,773
858,840
38,652
944,185
14,019
33
894,613
982,837
88,224
8,229
1
2
10
713
581 640
54,893
1 494
602 944
80,438
781
21 304
411,749
486,879
411,749
8,229
637,246
684,876 j
47,630
640, 489
11,210
131,652
2, 881,010
86,908
463,494
411,245
1,270
38,010
611,417
10,369
93 804
8 228
25
760
10,637
'207
1 880
28 120
53,258
62,734
1 965,764
123,658
86 203
35,000
46 706
116,424
72,355
2 177 294
197 619
105 860 '
37. 500
18 586
63' 166
9,621
211 530
;
2, S79
85,345
O
U2
o
o
o
B
5
3
15
3
il
I
•?.h riAFt
73 Qftl
'9 fi-^
2,500
All other
Total, chemicals and allied products.
64
596
624,467
680 I
821,615 I
84
197,148
43.362
51 I 2,979,800
3,576,053 I
'6,253
45? 272 j
75,165
9.146
1,501
100
61,046
143
66,137
358, 758
47,663 I
933
205.794
58,532
236,358
63,048 j
30,564
4,516
29,900
386,036
1,575 I
43,160 !
31
863
3,118,829
2,493,994
624,835 ;
12,474
325,472
365,686
40,214
18,265
160,678
14,268
112,945
3,997 j
47,733 I
956
89,573
123,088
33,515
1,245,400
242,158 I
4,758
41,515
149,730
83,253
247,408
52," 962
""35^593"
347
41,738
97,678
17,369 !
1,719 463
1,408,206
311,257
6,141
280,818
453,749 i
5 i
3,291,176
36,430
102,137
1,308,474
30, 960
92,483
1,982,702
5.470
9,654
39.604
'109
178
19,144
32,200
24,460
1,428
24,169
20,447
33,6S3
32, 804
2,630
32,161
1
11
9 |
5,333
331,234
1,261
293,468
17,211
18,351
1,140
46
3
101
29 !
2 !
69 j
6,313,804
60,433
3,813,958
5,751,209
49,868
3,372,636
562,595
10,565
441,322
10, 728
212
8, 633
1,694,391
813,305
1, 823, 480
650
912,497
129, 089
650
99,192
186
124 I
13,954,505
10,900,359 j
3,054,146
60,297
2, 62a, 308
2, 876,703
250,395
1,072
726 •
81,217,131
62,935, 086
18,282,045
351,209
12,878,623
1,912
2,161,289
31
17
13
3
12
4,108,248
30,624,219
7,930,211
127,358
59,016
3,258,996
25,246,185
6,981,177
93,377 I
40,790 !
849,252
5,378,034
949,034
33,981
18,226
16,263
105,346
18,493
680
361
418,769
2,768,424
36,624
137,264
2l, 281
457,133
3,383,409
' 67,538
149,859
28,733
29 i
113 '
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, e t c . .
All other
\ '.
G lass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products.
65
70
20
53.34*
2,380,299
49,199
1,170,260
4,149
1,210,039
63 I
21,564 !
62 I
7,814.525
5,434,222
2,380.303
4 |
11 1
1,382,305
869,432
925,033
794,267
I
6 |
406,421
31,475
429,196
23
Metals and metal products other than iron and s t e e l Smelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber, goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies.
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
1,487,558
1 :
9 !
2
33 i
19
4,072
37,766 j
346
18
17
2 I
II
43
5,091
172,931
1,303
1,483
8,344
1,202
7,992
38,364
614, 985
30,914
12 505
7.; 452
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dee. 31, 1916.]
TENNESSEE—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES
CORPORATION."* SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deduct ions.
Net income.
Public utilities—Continued.
Kxpress companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
Allother.
89 |
2
132
135
1
74
94
$18,563,788
737,993
2,690;i36
$1*5,856,291
682,041
2,298,323
$1, 707, 497
55,952
391,813
Total, public utilities
389
245
64,840,969
55,457,180
9,383,789
Total, banks.
93 !
94 '
95 :
96 !
97
98
Normal
tax.
•S31,150
1,092
7,659 I
184,044
Number of
corporations.
<'«ross
income.
Total
deductions.
84, 223
147,827
378,181
$1,185
14,242
58,228
144 : 3,838,938 j 4,616,903
777,965
1
58
41
#3,038 :
133,585 '
319,953 !
114
359
65
345 I
56 |
538
508
5,915,168 j
3,751,298 i
2,787,625 !
12,454,091
4,067,103 :
2,327,569 i
1,827,2,32
1.848,065
,423, 729
1,423,729
960,393
36,917
28,387 ,
19,409
14
9
390,980 i
43,119 ,
224,838 ,'
441,267 :
51,687 :
245,295 ;
41,287
S.568
20'.4";7
8,221,904
4,232,187
84,713
30
667,937)
738,249
70.312
Insurance companiesLife
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Allother
185,010
1,538 j .
19,514
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies.. .
99
100
101
102
!
I
!
!
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
DehVii.
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Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
90
91
92
CORPORATION* SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
926,772 !
\
j
|
j
.1
17
260 |
123 i
60 !
14
229
68
30
2,499,541 i 2,014,426 ;
20,577,884 ! 13,889,522
577,619 I
1,178,569
755,408 ;
851,631
485,115 !
6,688,362 j
600,950
96,223 ]
9, 118
131, 756
12, 002 ;
1, 921 i
3
31
55
30
745, 595
456, 696
331; 982
530, 454
797,905
568,381
560,406
630,665
89,826
52.370
1 LI, 685
228,424
100,211
o
o
103 i
Hotolsand ivstaurants
30
104 j All o t h e r c o r p o r a t i o n s of e v e r y description n o t elsewhere j
p r o v i d e d for
; 1,489
105
'5 ; Corporations—inactive
445 T o t a l , miscellaneous c o m p a n i e s
Grand t o t a l for t h e S t a t e of Tennessee
IS
:
490
Total, merchandising companies
1,934
\ 4,670
1,247,455 ;
359 :
26,355,080
991
24,105,195
\
1,116,950
!
311.026
33,656
18,353,925 I
S, 001,155 !
130,505 •
157,201 ]
131 | 2,342,097 S 2,868,443
526,346
18, 722,967
5,382,228
104, 719 ;
i
498 4,078,316
445 ••
5
104,719 <
943 I 4,078,321
i
24,105,195 i
;
\
18,722,967
5,382,228 |
2, 961 , 230, 748,919 j 182,011, 707
48, 737,212 j
!
2,404 j
12
277,370 ,
919,638 j 1, 709 ! 27, 629, 696
5,792,101
16,185 ,
1,713,785
16,180
5,808,286 :
1,729,965
33,578,990 : 5.949,294
TEXAS.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
F arming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber, not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
(i old and silver and previous metals
1 ron mines
I
1 .ead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
A11 other
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
Oleomargarine
i
Slaughtering and meat packing,and meat products.:
Bread and bakery products.
'
Coffee and spices*.
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and ;
molasse
,
Beet sugar
;
Confectionery and ice cream
|
Food preparations, all other
j
Total, food and kindred products..
47 i
22
58
9;
21
S
34 ,
5 |
136 |
25 :
3
2
1
$1,300,094
264,207
1,426,636
404,782 i
3,395,719 !
11
!
863,642 '
13,294 !
>974,425
234,485
897,168
242,918
$325,669
29,722
529,468
161,864
•Stt.512
506
10,465 !
3,237 ;
14
24
4
$354,2*5
101,702
864,384
30,151
$547,125
144,485
1,323,205
92,481
^192,840
42,783
458,821
62,330
2,348,996 !
1,046,723
20,720 I
68
1,350,522
2,107,296
755,774
538,907
610,960
7', 301)
5,936
2,575
72,053
7', 300
4,542
747,030
13,148
116,612
146
2,331
3
1,394
3
102
12 '
227,345 !
34,234,410 :
478,769 |
210,950
18,743,735
390,357
16,395
15,490,675
88,412
319 !
309,653 i
1,767 |
4
116
20
27,452
627,861
415,384
35,042
1,444,485
606,214
7,590
816,624
190,830
129 !
35,817,460 j
20,105.220 I
15,712,240
314,073 i
159 1,610,998
2,712,512
1,101,514
15
668,095
527,182 j
140,913
74,897
4
156,249
128,178 j
28,071
562
11
10
4
67
50
4,707,417
l'015,317
71,011
6,025,594
3.475,327 ,;
915,098
61,670
3,934. 772
1,232,090
100)219
9,341
2,090,822
23,044
2,004
157
40,068
1
912,660
843,263 \
69,397
1,388
20 :
22 !
15 j
16 !
1,137,160 i
1,102,864 i
916,598 j
975,707
220,562 :
127,157 j
4,377
2,541
7
218
32
169 | 115
15,796,367 j
11,777,795
4,018,572 |
76,935 |
10
251,698
326.595
3
63,887
84,067
20,180
209,451
178,525
52,847
528.836
221,479
185,136
57,041
680,511
12,028
6,611
4,194
15L675
33,387
68.738
35,351
69,439 i
65,736
81,318
70,534
11,879
4,798
5
6
:
54 ! 1,453,806
1,775,419 i
321,613
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Classification No.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
T E X A S—Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
30
31
3?
33
34
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Textiles and their products—
Carpets and rugs
Cordage and twine .
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other .
35
36
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
37
38
39
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
40
41
42
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather and finished p r o d u c t s Leather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
24
26
27
28
Total, leather and finished products
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
!
Number of
corporations.
Total
deductions.
Gross
income.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
GO
H
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20
17
$3,041,403
1
1
10
3
1
9
3
359,634
703,250
389,767
$2,317,626
I
--
166,293
467,222
320,539
$723,777
$14,448
193,341
236,028
69,228
3 867
4,710
1 385
3
$1,612
i'
$22,288
$20,676
GQ
369
369
a
1
22,794
24,004
1,210
22,255
5
5
597,339
435,827
161,512
3,211
40
35
5,091,393
3,707,507
1,383,886
27,621
5
24,406
46,661
5
74
4
54
335,963
6,031,666
150,418
4,637,016
185,545
1,394,650
3,711
27,180
1
20
123,894
176,796
123,894
258,660
81,864
79
58
6,367,629
4,787,434
1,580,195"
30,891
21
300,690
382,554
81,864
88
7
29
56
6
22
10,218,543
527,020
2,366,930
8,218,151
387,230
1,865,834
2,000,392
139,790
501,096
41,838
2,797
8,642
32
1
7
4,550,325
718
129,234
5,119,150
1,973
183,224
568,825
1.255
53,990
124
84
13,112,493
10,471,215
2,641,278
53,277
40
4,680,277
5,304,347
624,070
1
7
1
242
431
189
30,721
1,453,884
29,485
1,022,682
1,236
431,202
25
8,625
1
9,502
i3,69i
4,189
8
1,484,605
1,052,167
432,438
8,650
2
9,744
14,122
4,378
1
1
8
....
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
10
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43
44
45
46
Paper a n d printing—
j
Paper a n d wood p u l p .
.,..«.
I
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing .
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
Total, paper and printing
!
14
132
9
90
985,153
7,842,328
715,976
6,980,145
269,177
862,183
5,384
16,984
5
42
101,019
579,821
115,154
664,553
14,135
84,732
5
4
77,124
67,823
9,301
186
1
12,676
14,663
1,987
151
103
8,904,605
7,763,944
1,140,661
22,554
48
693,516
794,370
100,854
1
7
27
7
16
11,695
11,695
5 362 566
523,668
4 378,410
445,954
984 156
77,714
19 685
1,554
11
152,107
175,842
23,735
47
48
49
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
35
23
5,886,234
4,824,364
1,061,870
21,239
12
152,107
187,537
35,430
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
Allot'her
8
3
9
165
4
11
11
3
12
4
1
5
103
3
129,900
78,216
96,368
12,360,129
182,289
73,618
230,039
137 417
482,900
28,654
28,046
68,754
3,074,114
26,728
11,735
342,368
46 828*
263,252
573
561
1,376
57,763
455
235
6,847
715
5,264
4
2
4
62
1
6
6
10,695
2,227
21,511
3,198,596
18,863
121,003
3,285
14,304
17,876
33,246
3,686,342
32,503
134,119
25,015
3,609
15,649
11,735
487,746
13,640
13,116
21,730
. 8
3
158,554
106,262
165,122
15,434,243
209,017
85,353
572,407
184 245
746,152
4
37,660
42,292
4,632
226
137
17,661,355
13,770,876
3,890,479
73,789
89
3,413,840
3,985,697
571,857
2
11
2
7
479 491
274,833
379 611
250,069
99 880
24,764
1 997
496
4
133,187
167,065
33,878
41
7
3
5
23
3
3
4
1,287,122
79,330
321,684
760,440
1,137,301
56,289
297,137
713,565
149,821
23,041
24,547
46,875
2,997
462
490
938
18
4
453,035
21,687
501,156
25,427
48,121
3,740
1
5,843
5,875
32
69
42
3,202,900
2,833,972
368,928
7,380
27
613,752
699,523
85,771
18
4
5
2
11
2
3
2
517,217
290,752
79,474
181,588
328,982
286,807
68,785
117,583
188,235
3,945
10,689
64,005
3,677
78
213
1,174
7
I
63,840
5,087
21,111
143,344 !
9,646
25,721
79,504
4,559
4,610
29
18
1,069,031
802,157
266,874
5,142
11
90,038
178,711
88,673
Total, chemicals and allied products
59
61
62
63
64
Stone, clay, and glass products—
Stone—
Cement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery terra cotta fire clay etc
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
65
66
07 i
70
Metals and metal products other than iron and s t e e l Smelters
Manufactures .
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and. wagons
. . .
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
All other
.
.
.
.
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
...,
,
1
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T E X A 8 —Continued.
Total !
num- I
ber of j
cor- | Numpora- j ber of
tions j correport-j poraing. ! tions.
INDUSTRIES.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
(< ross
income.
Total
deductions.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET IXCOMK.
Number of
corporations.
Net income. ! N ormal
Uross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
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Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur £"-"'*'*
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction: contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
V
All other:
j
j
!
|
j
'
Total, miscellaneous industries.
Grand Total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries.
Public Utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam.
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
Allother
Total, public utilities..
$54,873
575
$4,787 •
56,162 i
84,808 ;
.18,256
69,115 ,
99,709 i
S3,469
12,953
14.901
19,136
38,589
19,453
1,037,644
971,768 |
65,876 !
1,317
2
10,582
12,718 ,!
2,136
31
1
145
3,181,419
102,105
6,811,000
2,641,882;
100,835 !
5,687,643 j
539,537
1.270 i
1,123,357 |
10.796
25
21,880 |
25 i
2 |
42 |
2,441,336
29,571
788,404
2,710,152
31,683
861.269 ;
268,816
2,112
72,805
275 I
192
11,187, 616
9,449,095 j
1,738, 521
34,188 j
S3
3,434,786
3,831,491
396,705
815 :
89,764, 228 | 71,240,526 | 18,523, 702
361,666 I
I
,
390 •
1166 :
4
56
3
1,207 !
i
$46,571
$H,302
179
139 I
296
10,662,611 j
97 ,
81 i 143,587,901 |
6,101,685 i
2,461,350 !
1,254,098 i
49 i
270,049 S
2!
1,926,900 I
103 !
6,672,974 I
194 j
8,085,510
124,292,320
5,169,689
2,356,179
873,862
259,584
1,478,390
4,795,478
2,577,101
19,295,581 i
931,996 I
105,171
380,236 |
10,465 j
448,510 !
1,877,496 !
51,532
379,168
18,466
1,914
7,517
'209
9,098
33,996
810 I
549 | 172,937,568
147,311,012
25,626,556 j
501,900 j
129 j
66 I
2i
|
i
I
!
j
I.
I
392 | 14,866,962
17,200,432 | 2,333,470
447,076
29,586,676
4,035,890
413,192
109,272
538,793 :
91,
32,453,451 ! 2,866,
4,456,103 [!
420, 213
457,030
43, 838
36, 537
145,809 <
36 I
588,539
102 | 1,127,553
261 | 36,308,198
694,302 i
1,410,252 i
105, 763
282,
40,155,740 ! 3,847,542
^
3
O
o
IK)
91 :
92
Banks and Insurance Compun.t ,
Banks—
National B a n k s
Savings b a n k s a n d S t a t e b a n k s
T r u s t companies
,
;
'
Total, b a n k s
93
94
95
96
97
!
j
!
I
1,369
Insurance Companies—
Life
Fire and marine (stock)....
Fire and marine ( m u t u a l ) .
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Allother
*.
Total, insurance companies
506 ••
737 ,
36
527
796
46
1 ;
118 I
(irand T o t a l — B a n k s a n d Insurance C o m p a n i e s . . 1,487
99
100
101
102
103
Merchandising Companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hot els and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies
104
105
i
{
j
14
307
200
108
38
14,696,719 i
5,858,074 I
1,267,103 I
36.187,512 |
21.821,896 j
14,365,616
10
1
5
68
8,380,697
308,607 1
27,499 I
502,433 j
7,788,251'
293,262 I
592,446
15,345
27,499
144,424
1
4,220 j
1,279 !
16
3
5
93
I
24.349,687 j
9.750,846 !
2^ 086,979 j
i
!
i
j
667;
*358J669J
3*680
9,652.968
3; 892; 772 i
819,876 !
540 :
192,084 j
77,319 |
15,2J8 I
21
59
10
284,651 I
11,847
307
551
2,890
!
i
;
i
9,223,456 !
8,443,202
780,254 |
45,410,968 |
30.265,098
15,145,870 :
300,251 j 123
15,601 j
11
261
95
53
2,405,837 ! 1,800,101
32,371,952 | 21,225,057
1,358,967
1,859,836 i
1,914,687
2,099,571 !
3,285,204
3,685,462 |
605,736
11,146,895
500,869 i
184,884 '
400,258
12,113
213,140
9,285
3,530
7,922
446 j
42,422,658 1
29,584,016)
12,838,642!
245,990,
68,737,824
34,688,102
[ 4,098
2,456 i 103,425,926 :
<irand Total for t h e State of Texas
; 8,693
5,827
493,171,527
68,737,824 j
369,592,692
34,688,102 :
123,581,835
331.772
197,849
211,544
1,334.914
2,076.079 !
741,165
900,052
528,154
1,069.174
559^315 j
169,122
31,161
25 Y " 1, 355903 V i, 542 882;
85
Total, miscellaneous companies
'.111,742 :
653,078 .
481,259 \
isti, 979
6I
1,364
All other corporations of every description not else- j
where provided for
3,335 I 2,456 ; 103,425,926 ;
corporations—inactive
! 763
609,970
455,229
239', 715
]
j
I
i
'
33
2,784,109 i
3,171,371
387,262
4,119,023 ! 5,247,450 : 1,128,427
159,798 |
3
46 ! 1,131,707
105 I 1,000,481
705,890
1,176,138
342,329
1,353,462
1,556,775
795,929
1,246.028
182,531
221,755
556,294
90,039
69,590
221
1,174,311
5,291,523
1,120,209
879
763
6,454,239
10
9 228,195
57,164
2, 773,956
57,154
007,456 j 1,642
6,454,249
9,285,359 | 2,831, HO
2,352,057 j 2,866
>8,884,266
82,003,312 , 13,119,046
H
W
H
1
UTAH.
! Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
,
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere..
Total, agriculture and animal h u s b a n d r y . . .
65 '
18
73
4
160
27
1
50
3
81
i
•;
.
i
:
$157,732
1.368
2,163; 591
' 93,047
.•5135,715 I
957 !
1.461,959
78,366 i
122,017
411
701,632
14,681
S444
6
14,007
286
2,415,006 j
1,676,997 [
738,009
11,713
17
23
1
£154,907 I
58,900
159,563 j
2; 443 s
375,813
$218,969
77,497
197,769
18,326
.1564,062
18,597
38 206
15; 883
512,561
136,748
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
CO
00
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
UTAH—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals.
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
Allother
Total, extraction of minerals.
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Total
number of
corporations
report'
ing.
Number of
corporations.
$8,395,056
56,994,933
2,554 736
601,089
1,321,932
113,872
351,696
5,521,939
442
75,855,253
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
$7,187,230
28,439,061
1,531,644
299,020
701,896
102,032
285,955
4,281,541
42,828,379
SI, 207,826
28,555,872
1,023,092
302,069
620,036
11,840
65,741
1,240,398
$24,158
571,138
20,461
6,041
9,654
237
1,316
24,787
6
32
37
1
3
4
8
255
33,026,874
657,792
346
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$327,269
760,830
864,404
26,646
58,702
27,248
32,413
2,948,391
18,885
2,078
26,963
1,167,587
3,480,036 | 5,045,903
1,565,867
$271,278
673,660
657,211
26,646
39,817
25,170
5.450
$55,991
87,170
207,193
1
§
Q
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Q
O
13
634,803
501,054
133,749
2,670
7 j
70,103 ;
75,479 |
5,376
22 i
967,525
819,976
147,549
2,834
7 I
94,024 i
125,648 !
31,624
267,391
132,615
69,332
370,857
76,818
17,184
3,803
126,589
1,536
343
76
2,300
3 !
3 |
37,076 |
68,987 !
53,925
92,633
16 849
23,646
30 |
344,209
149,799
73,135
497,446
6|
82,431 !
116,360
33,929
j!
15,696 j
91,853
21,799
15,696
102,209
37,915
10,356
16,116
34
481,969 I
619,865
137,896
Confectionery and ice cream.
Food preparations, all other.
Total, food and kindred products
Gross
income.
19
39
44
2
7
6
10
315
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
21 |
22 i
23
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
118
84 I
2,783,667
11,975,946
1,042,791
110,696
I
1,008,855
7,895,086*
786,079 |
103,078 i
1,774,812
4,080,860
256,712
7,618
35,496
81,617
5,128
151
18,580,017
11,954,323 I
6,625,694
132,151
24 i
35 !
*>6 i
V I
28
29
10
31
32
33
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted g o o d s . . . .
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other . .
Total, textiles and their products
35
36
37
38
39
Iron and steel products—
Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
43
44
45
46
49
28 195
10,624
17,571
351
7
7
250,223
216,135
34,088
676
4
7
1
1
2
7
1
1
39,013
120,772
27,183
12,775
35,711
95,231
25,703
12,403
3,302
25,541
1,480
372
22
19
478,161 !
395,807
3
19
22,531 i
996,880 !
3
26
''
657
I
654
66
365
30
7
2
166,109
167,497
1,388
82,354
1,495
3
166,763
168,154
1,391
21,470
908,033
1,061
88,847
22
1,728
3
7
52,219
73,485
21,266
29
22
1,019,411 \
929,503
89,908
1,750
7
52,219
73,485
21,266
jji
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
10
3
6
6
3
3
267,567
107,527
67,438
231,267
87,723
56,890
36,300
19 804
10,548
718
387
195
4
192,427
211,272
18,845
g
32,974
36,561
3,587
O
19
12
442,532
375,880
66,652
1,300
7
225,401
247,833
22,432
Q
Leather and finished p r o d u c t s Leather tanned curried and finished
Boots and shoes..
All other
1
1
65 346
21 442
43 904
S78
2
1
1,812
1,739
73
2
1
1,413
5,250
3,837
O
Total, leather and finished products
3
2
67,158
23,181
43,977
880
1
1,413
5,250
3,837
g
bi
1
49
1
33
63,989
1,485,435
48,617
1,380,268
15,372
105,167
307
2,032
16
1,028,466
1,114,605
86,139
1,028,466
1,114,605
Paper and p r i n t i n g Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type
founding etc )
Total, paper and printing
47
I4?
"""
1
Total, iron and steel products
Total, lumber and its manufactures
10
41
42
-
2
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
M
2
2
47,501
39,783
7,718
155
52
36
1,596,925
1,468,668
128,257
2,494
16
1
4
8
1
428
4
2
565
137
1 110 793
58,871
868 333
55,088
242 460
3,783
4 728
75
6
68,376
79,353
10,977
13
6
1,169,664
923,421
246,243
4,803
7
68,804
79,918
11,114
1
86,139
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TABLE 10a.
CDUPOR.VTION INCDMS TAX DISTRIBUTION OF INGOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
co
(Income returned for (he calendar year ended Deo. 31, 1916.]
UTAH—Continued.
Total I
number oi :
cor- J Nimi- :
porn- her of
tions correport- pomtions.
i
I M H STRIKS.
61
64
Total, chemicals and allied products
Stone, clay, and glass products—
Stone-—
Cement
Marble and stone work
(MayBrick and t^e
Tottery terracotta fire clav etr"
Ml other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clav, and glass products
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
Manufactures
.
.
....
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles'
Carriages and wagons
Cars fsteam railroad, street cars, etc )
All other
:
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
Total
deductions.
(U'OSS
income.
Num.- j
bcr of i
cor- j i i ross
pora- i income.
lions. |
Normal
lax.
Net incoin
Total
deductions.
I
Manufacturing and mechanical industries -Continued.
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals
Fert ili7ers
(Jas illuminating and licit ing
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum refined
Soap
All other
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
:
4
1
1
3
2
8401
:
1
846,ISO
2, 153
814,721
2.153
1
505
505
-831 459
84
821G
SI So
7 6*4
7 570
7 50S
4 820
49,798 :
10,59H
25,614
6,576
24,184
4,022
483
4 I
so
4
9,208 |
16,349
7,141
20 ;
11 i
76.051 :
44,703 |
31,348
624
9
40,667 !
65.187
24,520
6
4
3 1
9
9
2;
8 ;
2 :
176 <
2 750
3
54
9S3,176
Si,357
455,857
11,303
8 7S6
220
9
39,504 ,
75,826
11,503
S3.052
1,999
9, 226
S66.412
257.473
28,990
206,906
803,508
186.214
21,026
93.660
62.904
71,259
7,964
113,246
1,204
1,425
159
2, 265
3
1
1
1
66,315
7,366
3,526
72,388
10,151
3,526
2,560
6,073
2.785
2i
9
1
1
1
32 |
19
2,891.474
2,168,941
722.533
14,065
13
192,537
215, ISO
22,643
9 i
1
2
2
3
;
250,380 '
238,117
113,007 i
134,679
137,373
103,438
1
6 ;
.
3
488,4971
247, GSfi
.
240,811
;
•
2,560
2,747 ;
2,069 :
1
1
1
26
35,676 !
21,509 j
44
38,969
23,810
18
3, 293
2,301
4,816:
3
57,211 ;
62,823
5, 012
1 !
p>
H
u:
H
U'
.
1.439,033
92,660
s
if
H-
.
n
ot-"
71
72
73
74
i
j
|
i
75 I
76 !
77 :
79 i
xo i
si ;
Miscellaneous industries- Tobacco
,
,.
.. . . .
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, e t c .
Rubber goods
Fur goods.
Shipbuilding
|
Building construction
j
Construction; contracting (payements, roads, tun- \
nels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
•
Engineering
All other
•.
;
1
1
4
1
•1
1
79 «I30 ,
79; 645 i
134, 551
159. 609 :
21849
15,625 i
Hi 224
23,921 j
437 ,
313
224
478 i
:
220,570 j
11 '•
22,072 ;
117,692
130,879
187
129.^07
191.106
299
370,317 :
2.934.823 •
92,611 ,
1,076/331 ,
2,633,430
61,031
899,S«7
301 393
31,580
176,461 ,
66
1,777.770 ;
1,173,642
601,128
12,043
1^
292.16:;
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical in- >
dustries
:
i 380
262 I
31, 5S7,6fiO '
22,705, 755
S,S81.905
176.421
UN
2,t)O7,61;3
3,022,617
'
'
i
!
847,478
3.295,960 ,
3,302,811 1
13,050 I
731, 7S0
1.705,9^2
402.021
11.107
619,161
I S 955
21
21
7
5
9
24
48
20 !
23 I
131,496 i
463,071 j
107,050
439,580
136
85 \
8,053, 866
5,780, 805
2,273.061
23
87
1,991,49S I
3,320,917
'690,447 I
1 312 it)"
2 190 299
406,110
179 23 >
1 124 f>lx
6,002,862 I
4,114 674
1,550,427 j
'336,191 I
1 421, j7h
222,h22
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other.
Total, public utilities
Banks a n d insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savinss b a n k s a n d State b a n k s .
T r u s t companies
>
18
4
26
24
13
6
24
92
Total, banks
93 i
94 S
95
96 !
97
98
781
64,' 020
123, 327
135. 688
11 j
\ I
21 I
48 I
Total, miscellaneous industries
90
91
92
1
1
Insurance companies Life
Fire a n d m a r i n e (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
( asualty
Fidelity and surety
All other*.
Total, insurance companies
Crand total, banks and insurance companies... .
9
;
6
15 I
115,698 ,
1.589, 978
515.093
2,236
3i;79S
10,209
24,446 (
23,491 i
482
449
151
217, 140
4. MS
60,651
117,153
64,200 I
168,552 1
549
399
45,261
684,912
981,743 !
296.831
M 140
22 473
)t) 9 32
13, , 3^ j
1 )9 Ool
1X7 429
191 33,
)S
l ) x •>
1, 1 >L
"it, 0 4 4
32 272
57,271
113, %9
2 271
xl
i
2 10") 5")S
w
H
82,345
(56, 740
4
2 M , 3 37
4 012
12,751 j
Otis
12
8,695
2 2)3 r>«
h
*i,880"i"
"" i :
630
3,515
12 j
1,901,249
1,054,479
246,770 I
3
2 10"), 5"i8
2 253,359
147, 801
128 I
7,904, 111
"> 71)9,1") 3
2,134~958 I
12
2,4")4,936
2 690,204
235, 26S
•->
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES. FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
Co
g
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
UTAH—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
100
101
102
103
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies.
Hotels and restaurants..
Gross
income.
$1,882,137
5,083,135
888,763
633,627
1,657,966
Total
deductions. Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
NumNormal
tax
! porations.
$1,451,673
3,554,251
471,679
576,429
1,510,441
$430,464
1,528,884
417,084
57,198
147,525
$8,473
29,660
8,205
996
2,808
7,564,473
2,581,155
50,142
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
>
I
$234,582
205,699
642,208
417,115
$385,581
364,963
732,321
485,301
$150,999
159,264
90,113
68,186
8
94
1,499,604
1,968,166
468,562
a
396
2,908,660
1,686
3,865,470
24,868
956,810
23,182
2,910,346 ! 3,890,338
979,992
o
o
4,098,272
B
|
I
I
266
Total, merchandising companies.
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
1,188
769
105 Corporations—inactive
172
10,145,628 |
792
23,904,854
15,940,728
7,964,126
158,470 |
1,957
792
23,904,854
15,940,728
7,964,126
158,470 I 1,165
3,481
1,616
159,867,110 I 102,266,290
57,600,820
1,145,035
1,865
14,013,260
18,111,532
$7,477
$150
4
$7,804
6,200
13
112,948
$14,637
8,465
1,346
132,125
$6,833
2,265
1 333
19,177
126,965
156,573
29,608
40 020
57 370
17 350
104
Total, miscellaneous companies...
Grand total for the State of Utah.
VERMONT.
1
2
4
5
6
7
8
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
S t o c k r a i s i n g . . .
.
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coalmines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines
$19,622
$12,145
5
2
1
12
4
206,999
196,861
10,138
203
1
8
20
5
226,621
209,006
17,615
353
15
2
2
1
o
Quarries , . .
Oil fflS ind s< WGIIS
Ml other . . . .
10 !
11
12
16
Total, extraction of minerals
13 I
14 i
1 *\
16
17
IS
19
20
*31
23
1,417,350
1,159,415 j
257,935 j
5,169
Total, food and kindred products
j
5,169
9
191,988 |
239,349
47,361
37 ]
970,022
*95,479
74,543 ;
1,300
12
229,323 j
231,756
2.43:1
1 ;
16,379
12,241
4,138 :
83
I
287
302
1
1,864
2 356
492
14
231,474
234,414
2,940
O
_ ' ._._
rji
49
2
3
3
111,730
108,191
3,539
71
3
3
317,054
251,262
65,792
1,316
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
7,196
246,547
73,115
80,206
6,837
219,659
66,644
66,921
359
26,888
6,471
13,285
403
129
261
63
49
1,822,249
1,627,234
195,015
3.570
j
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
25
22
3,193,557
2,250,974
942,583
18,180
1
28
1
17
19,836
2,920,411
7,614
1,821,321
12,222
1,099,090
245
Total. iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
29
18
2,940,247
1,828,935
1,111,312
All other woodworking establishments
13
9
26
7
8
17
2,048,124
958,617
1,365,664
1,185,471
829,189
1,109,661
Total lum her and its manufactures
48
32
4,372,405
3,124,321
[
;
37
39
Furniture and fixtures
30, on
257,935 j
35
36
32
181,979
1,159,415
9
33
34
30
31
151,968
1,417,350
18
Textiles and their products
Carpets and rug5'
Cordage and twine .
.
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery' and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clotnins
Men's and women's other furnishings
Vll other.
.
.
24
25
26
27
7
i
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
•
Food and kindred products—
'.
Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, frui ts and
vegetables). .
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery product^
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beel sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
j
9!
.
{J:
H
'7!
3
2
421,499
74,817
346,682
6,508
3
3
731,680
624,i36
107,544
2,151
11
2
9
2
977,452
296,223
704,264
178,306
273,188
117,918
5,229
2,358
6
6
766,702
669,451
97,251
1,934
1
3,526
6,047
2,521
r-.
2
85,320
100,372
15,052
%
.-
17,573
3
88,846
106,419
21,981
11
829,799
1,144,433 !
314,634
22,226
11
829,799
1,144,433
314,634
862,653
129,428
256,003
17,253
2,514
4,958
6
1
9
244,724
129,624
148,140
399,388
157,717
186,349
154,664
28,093
38,209
1,248,084
24,725
16
522,488
743,454
220,966
Cn
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31.1916.]
VERMONT—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Number of
corporations.
Normal
tax.
4
4
$235,825
$202,263
$33,562
$671
Total, leather and finished products
4
4
235,825
232,263
33,562
671
1
11
20
1
10
16
270,993
2,946,314
597,018 1
156,564
2.347.610
'536^690
114,429
598,704
60,328
2,289
11,932
1,161
Paper and p r i n t i n g Paper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper . . . .
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping and electrotyping, type
founding, etc ).
Liquors and beveragesDistilled .
. .
Malted
All other
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemic als
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
1
308,700
269,157
39,543
791
33
28
4,123,025
3,310,02,1
813,004
16,173
1
1
6,523
6,451
72
1
1
1
6,523
6,451
72
1
.
Total, liquors and beverages
50
51
52
53
54
55
56 '
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Leather a n d finished p r o d u c t s Leather, t a n n e d , curried, a n d finished
Boots a n d shoes
•V11 other
Total, paper and printing
47 ;
48
49
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
1
4
Gross
income.
$8,735
57,775
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$1,825
14.654
$10,560
72,429
i
i
5
66,510
82,989
16,479
i
-
=====
2
2
57,271
47,393
10
1
7
1
672,617
4,078
376,691
4,069
-
198
9,878
295,946
ft
.
1
5,757
1
3
6,496
8,605
2,109
60
61
62 I
63
64
65
66
67
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82 j
84 |
85
1
Soap
.. 5
All other.....
Total, chemicals and allied products
19
Stone, clay, and glass products';
Stone—
Cement
33
Marble and stone work. ..
Clay—
;
Brick and tile
2
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc
1
All other
Glass and glass products.
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
36
Metals and metal products other than iron and steelSmelters
...
1
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
\U other
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
3
Miscellaneous industriesTobacco
.*
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbuilding
Building construction....
.
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
Allother
Total, miscellaneous industries.
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
blic utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation comoanies.
405,423
79,546
325,877
6,507
1
2
9,866
10,531
583
665
520
1,139,409
507,699
651,710
12,463
6
16,425
19,719
3,294
24
5,951,372
5,603,595
347,777
6,909
9
611,350
633,827
1
36,830
30,554
6,276
126
1
1,278
1,545 j
1
22,635
11,138
ii,497
230
26
6,010,837
5,645,287
365,550
7,265
10
612,628
635,372 !
2
i3,089
37,595
10 435
27,086
2 654
10,509
210
3
13
63
i
i
22,477
267
I
22,744
w
H
3
50,684
37,521
13,163
a
263
XT2
215,855
178,423
37,432
1
559,028
536,350
22,678 :
454
3
2
2
35,783
34,114
1,669
34
1
8,298
7
6
687,834
16
12
1,506,798
1,266,304
277
208
25,401,559
19,807,010
2
35
24
5
3
1,231,814
25
10,616,451
17
672,515
4
317,912
2 <
8,264
509,153 i
985,778 !
9,581,827 :
549,055 ;
298,390
558
i
1,174
20,563
19,389
1
13,531
16,514
2,983
4,500
1
18,500
23,000
178,681 ;
3,284
1 !
64,415
65,527
1,112
240,494 ;
4,331 i
4 !
97,620 I
125,604
27,984
69 i 2,465,790
3,092,404
626,614
80,102
473,346
22,836
29,821
121,850
671,421
29,679
32,218
41.74&
198,075
6,843
2,397
34
5,594,549
24% 036
1,034,624 I
123,460 1
19,522
I
1 I
109,868
4,451
20,648
2,469
390
1
10
7
1
1
o
c
6
TABLE lOa.~ CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDTTSTltlES, FOB STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec 31.1916.|
No.
VERMONT-Continued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
05
X
sft
87
88
89
Public utilities—Continued.
Waterworks
.
Exoress comnanies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
90
91
92
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Total, public utilities
Total, banks
93
94
95
96
97
OS
Insurance companiesLife
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty .
Fidelity and surety
ill other
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
,
.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
DfMicil.
-
X
H
19
§120,512
$88,955
$31,557
$631
4
$32,038
S34,330
$1,692
—
21
3
157,660
9,648
133,661
3,588
23,999
6,060
482
121
10
3
16,808
21,210
20,568
25,263
3,760
4,053
!^
O
127
91
13,126,512
11,641,254
1,485,258
29,192
36
676,761
935,329
258,568
o
47
20
20
44
16
15
1,746,132
1,074,333
903,052
1,222,951
936,490
806,395
523,181
137,843
96,657
10,448
2,757
1,916
3
4
5
110,035
272,572
149,399
124,767
304,085
156,315
14,732
31' 513
6,916
5
O
C
87
75
3,723,517
2,965,836
757,681
15,121
12
532,006
585,167
53,161
^
1
9,256,683
9,275,533
18,850
5
1
15,005
40,779
40,121
15,005
658
294
13
i
307,515
408,821
101,306
8
6
55,784
40,121
15,663
307
95
81
3,779,301
3,005,957
773,344
3
19
4
8
113,892
881,337
16,792
100,699
96,512
647,700
11,917
91,254
17,380
233,637
4,875
9,445
21
.
Number of
corporations.
31
6
1
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
• Merchandising companies'•
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate .
Amusement companies
Number of
corporations.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
23
5
2
Total, insurance companies
100
101
102
CORPORATIONS SHOWINCJ NET INCOME
.
16
2
9,564,198
9,684,354
120,156
15.428
14
10,096,204
10,269,521
173,317
266
4,463
97
189
2
3
g
16,432
40,159
94,505
17,101
51,677
107,561
669
11,518
13,056
10
7 !
591,517
514,103
77,414 ;
1,476
•3
56,472
62,338
5,866
—
57
41 |
1,704,237
1,361,486
342,751 j
6,491
16
207,568
238,677
31,109
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
Corporations—inactive
237
74
174 |
2,457,389
1,727,490
729,899 J
14,138
63
74
281.327
23
330,706
958
49,379
935
Hotels and restaurants, .*..,,,„
Total, merchandising companies
104
105
1
Total, miscellaneous companies
311
174 ;
2,457,389
1,727,490
Grand total for the State of Vermont
905
609 ;
48,112,969
38,911,618
729,899 :
9,201,351
14,138
137
281,350
331,664
50,314
180,639
296
14,046,626
15,263,517
1,216,891
VIRGINIA.
Agricultural and animal husbandry:
Farmm0"
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising. . .
Forest and lumber not pro\ ided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
Extraction of minerals;
Coa 1 mines
5
Copper mines
6
Gold and sil. er and precious metals
7
Iron mines
8
Lead and zinc mines
9'
Quarries
10
11
AUother
12
13
14
15
16 ;
17
18 I
19 !
20 |
21 I
22 I
23 !
. .
Total, extraction of minerals
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter cheese and mil'c
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
vegetables)
Slaughtering and meat packing and meat products.
Bread and bakery products .
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills. . .
Sugar rehning (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
Total food and kindred products
.
. . . .
31
68
4
18
14
27
1
8
$175.775
508.220
157,062
262,361
$133,936 '
357.100
106.196 :
141 058 !
M l . 839 i
151.120 i
50 866
121.303 i
$689 !'
2 899 ;
1 017
2.436
17 i
41 i
3 :
io :
$76,985
182 821
49 989
50 890 ;
$97, 745
262,243
57 547
112,985
«20, 760
79422
7.558
62095
121
50
1,103.418
738,290 !
365 128
7,041
71 |
360 685 !
530 520 |
169,835
j
44
3
29
1
4,776,727
1,130
3.874,207
918
902 520
212
15 778
4
15
2;
4
1
19
19
23
3
i,544,i72
1,150,711
393 461
7 868
11
12
5
611.879
790,917
244.751
401 57i
323.763
126,722 i
210 308
467,154
118 029
i i
i i
8i
113
61
7.969.576
5.877,892 1
2,091,684
4 208
9 344
2,385
39.587
14
11
265.473
245.173
20.300
395
31
24
446,906
384,504 ;
62,402
1.226
io
6
14
1
39
194.778 •
1,046,899
34 677
1,093.438 :
71,927
105.430
2 420
518,199
1.438
1.974
48
10,093
16
1
49
266,705
1,152 329
37 097
1,611,637
22
28
13
19
604 09i
2.241,427
i
500,461
1,912 244 |
103 630
329,1*3
1 988
6,353
172
127
6,625,665
5,412,174 ;
1,213,491
23 515
7,342 366 i 7. 798,553
97,308
115 259
18 |
88 081 '
53-417
9.861
392.432 ;
52 |
7,983,465 :
3
4;
2 >
2 650
HO 144
67.010
17,932
179 542
8.591.090
456.187
17.951
2 650
22 053
13 593
8.071
s7.110
1.3.538
17,929
t.391
149,640
160,238
10,59*
100,153
75,597
114,743
85,596
14,590
9.999
223,239 i
234,345
11.100
1
274,303
383,344
i09,041
9]
9
328,717
86,645
352 865
152,830
24 U S
66,185
1,501,890
250,058
10
45
1,251,832
:
c
c
607.62.5
CC
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX -DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES- -Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
VIRGINIA—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total I
! num! ber of
|
.! cor- I Num- j
pora- > ber of} Gross
Total
: tions cor- ! income.
deductions. Net income.
report- pora- j
i ing. j tions. ;
j CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
i! Num-1
ber of j Gross
cor- I
; Pora- j income.
tions. I
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
•X
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Textiles and their p r o d u c t s Carpets and rugs
,
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
SilV arid silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
All other
35
36
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel products—
Plast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
"
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
>
791 57S I
266 300
414 993 |
573.935 i.
48.373 1
64,793 I
91.596 I
$27,561
359,219
115,628 ;
117,259
$31,658
1
4 1 3*1,865
i1
i 931
38, 215
6 350
2, 058 ;
127
i
176,985 j
216.751
2.853 I
745 684 !
748,537
5 119 :
881,459 i
886,578 j
39, 766
2 266
135,775
138.041
!
4,499 341 4.971,932
62,451 1
75,359 :
395,499
499,735
472.591
12 908
104.236
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished
Boots and shoes
All other
4,957,291
5,547,026 !
589,735
25,872 I
94,180 I
125,695 I
27,337
95,490 '
144,619 i
1,465
1,310
18,924
Total, leather and finished products
245,747
267,446 j
21,699
ra
44 I
45 !
46 :
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp.......
Manufactures of paper
.......;
Printing and publishing
Industries re ating to printing and publishing (en- j
graving, stereotyping and eiectroty ping, type j
founding, etc.)./
*
i
19
110
17
64 !
2,046,670 i
2,599,606
3,472,757
69,511 i
Total, paper and printing..
47 !
48 f
49 !
iviquors ana coveragesDistilled. .
Malted
All other
50 !
51 i
52 '
53
54"!
55 i
56 i
57 |
Chemicals and allied products
Chemica s
Ferti izers
.
Gas i lumiiatin 01 and heating
Oi .s, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines . . .
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
Total, chemicals and allied products.
61 ;
Stone, clay, and glass products
Stone-Cement
Marble and stone work
Olay ' Brick and ti'e
63 !
64 I
Vll other
Glass and glass products
60 |
62 I
Pottery, terra cotta. "fire clav, etc
Total, stone. clay, and glass products
65 !
66 !
67 I
68 |
69;
70 !
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Sme .ters
Manufactures
... .
\utomobiles, motorcycles, and bic vcles
Carriages and wagons
.
.
Cars (steam railroad streetcars e t c )
Vll other
21, 554 \
12, 648 I
t) 899 l
i j
2|
46 !
27,732:
603,180;
49
630,912
1,775 i
29,882 j
649,308
2,150
16,12*
64,385 I
5,126 \
2,213,388 |
152,511 I
38,782 |
97,003 !
2,396
771
1,936
xl
2,589 ;
446,240 1
304,966 |
2,850
549,881
385,578
261
103,641
80,612
288,296
5,103
20
753,795
938,309
184,514
42,483
195,694
32,987
252,749
65,509
5,415
91,084
27,369
31'646
979
9,727
19,029
567
44,349
6
!
6
37
5
2
22
775,105
368,210
406,569
022,594
329,428
309', 566
i
49
29
1,549,SS4
1,261,588
103 j.
44,204 I
i
50,053
i
:
i
!
:
1
Q
28
3
8
8
;
3
I
25
!
91
1
61,0X7
9,577,217
50,425
4,341,948
6
fi
3
2
1,520,666
251 056
41,161
96,261
i,269,744
188,671
35,694
32,922
13 ;
1,606,398
7
22
59 j
10,662 \
5 235.269 !
195
85 476
2
250,922 !
62 385 !
5,467 '
63,339 ;
4,815
I 247
109
1,233
3
2
o
i
1
1,067,903
538,495 j
10,761
12
13,153,846
6,987,307
6,166,539 |
987,427
713,029
833,601
621,848
486,600
444,198
15,114 !
164,048 '
32 008 :
243,022 i
46,480 i
4,848 '
46,735 |
588,376 !
828,183
239,807
373,473
103,836
32
1,140,631
1,514,104
153,826
91,181
3,076
1,823
1
•6
13,312
43,681
13,956
75,239
ti44
31.558
42,402
835
8
235,069
268,278
33,209
15
292,062
357,473
65,411
!
4
21
17
4
3 !
15 |
9 1
!
!
4
46
31
1
7
2
14
I
6
2
7
I
|
i
!
585,387
553,050
32,337
647
2,772,443
2,452,697
319,746
6,381
9,773
355,483
114,101
436,764
7,747
263,828
99,047
359,216
2,026
91,655
15,054
77,548
41
1,807
301
1,550
916,121
729,838
186,283
3,699
1
24,945
29,912
4,967
7
173,124
249,661
76,537
8
198,069
279,573
81,504
|
1
!
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel
1,077,692
632,292
498,278
5,975,156 I
!
....;
Total, liquors and beverages
968,978
L, 967,314
2.974,479
24
16
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TABIiE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
cc
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
V I R G I N I A—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
Number of
corporations.
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies..
Railroads, steam
Railways, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
A11 other
Total, public utilities.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
W
H
i
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Miscellaneous industries—
Toba: co
Agricultural implements
Electri °al machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods
Fur goods
Shipbui Iding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads,
tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
H
$1,492,034
129,159
36,752
1,2^1,256 I
121,077 i
21,927 |
$230,778
9,082
14,825
*4,6l6
166
222
37,958
11,869,392
247,508
33,886 I
10,986,060 !
206,387 I
4,072
883,332
41,121
51
17,667
823
1,552,636
14V53
2,928,387
1,342,772
in,9°5
2,469,123
209,864
29,548
459,264
4,188
592
8,820
18,437,279
16,555,393
1,025
95,691,856
73,580,283
22,111,573
413,646
3,000,120
142,914,002
8,678,984
8^3,317
270,311
641,048
42,845,466
1,922,948
502,478
94,762
12,165
747,721
32,647
9,698
1,860
156
100
90
3,641,168
185,759,468
10.601,9°2
1,3V), 795
365,073
953,908
1,440,260
811,905
1,262,398
142.003
177,862
2,729
3,363
407
258
204,097,604
157,771,037
46,326,567
183
119
$70,351
54,396
88,917
43,5^4
39,239
7 j
21
2
24
37,145
$163,282
55,118
90,985
44,9 4
41,727
!
!
|
i
'
£92,9^1
722
2,068
1,370
2,488
9,306 i
332,625
9,306
24,706
1,187,456 I 1,401,477 :
11,456 !
lo 610 i
264,304
321,030 I
214,021
1,154
55,726
2,067,572 ! 2,473,064
405,492
307,919 !
334 I 12,463,433 14,663,179 j 2,199,746
12 j
88,901 |
98,032
14 i 757,896 ! 896,004
6 | 1,141,411 j 1.326,825
4j
146,465
66,675 ;
""
"" !
38 I
134,087
152,179 \
9,131
138,108
185,414
79,790
18,092
126,674 |
370,857 i
141,343 !
546,125 !
14,669
175,268
3,306,973 I
620,472
810,181 I 149 2,686,501
a
o
CO
5
o
c
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks...
.
.
Savings banks and State banks.
Trust companies
93
94
95
96 '
97
144
412
19
Total, banks..
Insurance companies:
Life
Fire and marine (stock)...
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Another
575
4 !
3 !
4 !!
10
Total, insurance companies.
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
105
'\
6,019,408
3,5^5,298
662.124
11,527 j
4
139
1
49,643 '
58,432
930,089 ;! 1,324,799
4,532
4,715
5,082,898 I
100,308 i
144
984,264 I 1,387,946
323,269 i
112,994 i
99,008 i
213,932 !
6,465 !
2,260 j .
1,980 !.
4,279 |
2,644,018
1,862,500
576,380
10,216,830
6,024,211 !
964,288
99,008
1,670,451
5,700,942
851,294 I
8,757,958
52,847
!
35,9M
62,731
17,864
1,157,452~|~~l7578,998~ |
421,546
14,984 !
~115,292 !
19
269
189
84
55
16
237
3,111,648 I
16,243,540 I
1,686.465 i
1,026,134 |
3,737,039 I
2,491,062
11,180,064
1.115,579 i
' 871; 433 I
3,390,260 ;
620,586
5,063,476
570,883 !
154,701 !
346,779 i
12,370;
99,461 !
11,391
2,918
6,839 i
616
529
25,804,826
19,048,398 j
6,755,428
132,979 I
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere |
provided for
i 2,134
Corporations—inactive.
| 935
1,416
35,765,110
25 765,660 j
9,999.450 j
190,692 i
i
35,765,110 j
25,765,660 j
9,999,450 |
190,692 ! 1,653 I 4,159.332
|
39
Total, miscellaneous companies
I 3,069
Grand total for the State of Virginia
| 5,950 "37457
1,416
394,490,076 j 301,007,145
!
3 i
14,141
191,052 |
749,203
5,832,101
32 \
1 I
35
16 !
403,682
173,188 !
8,008,755 I
188 I
49 j
76,872 |
», 789
394.710
183
114,180
21,057,686 | 7872257585 I
24
;
110,457 j
452
Total, merchandising companies.
104
M6V26 !
5,397,798 I
1,238,504
15,299,728 |
509
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
I
Keal estate . . . . . . . „ , , , . . . . . , , , . . „ . „ . . . . . . . , . . , . . . . „ !
Amusement companies
i
Hotels and restaurants
j
100
101
102
103
140 i
273 j
18
431 j
44,064 ;
1,004,770 -1
11,336
870,510
394,188 i
87 ! 1,824,8
3,723
62,364 i
1,188,239 ;
14,116 i
476,608
420,602 :
18,300
18^,469
2,780
106,098
26,414
2,161,929 ;
337,061
718 ! 4,159.217 \ 5,872,665 ! 1,713,448
935^
115 1
24,900:
24,785
5,897,565 i 1,738,233
93,482,931 j 1,709,418 I 2,493 1 30,635,736
36,730,254
6,094,518
1320,311
781,421
150,783
6,519,566
; $506,698
! 1,287,933
I 280.291
j 7.994,009
$186,387
506,512
129,508
1,474.443
321 | 7,772,081 j 10,068,931
2,296,850
WASHINGTON.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Fanning
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry
120
153
j
44
1 225
59
38
19
105
$1,018,450
769,171 I
583,136
18,478,517
$779,333 |
685,497 j
376,819
15,762,249 '
,1269,117
83,674 i
206,287 !
2,716,268 I
$5,401 I 61
1,639 ! 115
4,129 !
25
53.912 I 120
j
221 I
20,879.274 j
17,603,928 j
3,275,346 j
65,111 j
542
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TABLE 1 0 a . - CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—(.'ontinued.
(Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.]
WASHINGTON—Continued.
fNDUSTRIES.
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals.
Iron mines
!
Lead and zinc mines
I
Quarries
i
Oil, gas, and salt wells
Allother
12 I
Total, extraction of minerals..
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products—
Butter, cheese, and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
and vegetables)
Oleomargarine
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
Bread and bakery products
Coffee and spices
Flour mills and gristmills
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and
molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
5
6
7
3
9
10
11
i
Total, food and kindred products-
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
Number of
corporations.
36
48
76
1
9
7
18
265
460
292
Total
deductions. Net income.
Gross
i
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
$9,241 i
"255 !
639 !
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
$1,067,342
471,122
1,115,317
$1,161,850
1,050,723
2,095,786
2cO
89,434
38,917
161,050
2,095,931
$94,508
579,601
980,469
250
37,013
16,702
126,483
1,105,036
3,753,879 I 6,693,941
2,940,062
Deficit.
$2,916,714
111,239
119,852
$491,796
12,623
32,021
j
!
!
i
1,975
22,030
54,612
995,539
25
459
15,835
554,133
301
11,455
22
43
70
1
8
4
15
236
61
5,328,853 j
4,221,961
1,106,892
21,901
399
4,018.470 ;
1,989,037
2,029,433
40,522 i
26 |
61 i
8,741,869
6,367,048
2,374,821
46,000 i
43
11 I
1 i
27 j
3,952,694
2,024,944
56,148
2,447,571
3,353,051
1,837,300
45,256
1,611,004
599,643
187,644
10,892
836,567
11,723 i
3,768
218 !
13,157 ;
2
5
1
14
695
330,590 j
64,668
116,113 I
1,776 i
127,394 i
20,733
5,030
1,081
96,804
20 !
11 !
1.317,739 |
542,459
1,016,372
473,987
301,367
68,472
10 i
153,542
151,703
180,945
178,115
27,403
26,412
16,693,055
6,408,839
110 2,460,685
2,931,841
471,156
$3,408,510 !
123,862 1
151,873 j
1 !
3 i
i\
70
104 i
29 |
21 !
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
182 i
2,000
22,489
70,447
1,549,672
23,101,894
;
i
i
j
5,999 I
1,383
122,770
52,421
22,215
34,567
990,895
211.377 |
269,871 !
1,457,760 j 1,692,959
43.935 !
111,083 I
58,494
235,199
W
30
31
32
33
34
Textiles and their productsCarpets and r
Cordage and
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods.
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings
Allother.....
35
36 |
Iron and steel p r o d u c t s Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mil!
Foundry and machine shop:-
24 S
25
26
27
28
Total, textiles and their products
J
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufactures—
SciWIXliiJiS tilJLU p l c i l l i i i ^ 1
38
39
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
c
Total, lumber and its manufactures
40
41
42
Leather and finished productsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished...
Boots and shoes
All other
2
Total, leather and finished products.
43
44
45
46
1
Paper and printing—
Paper and wood pulp.
Manufactures of paper
;
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (en- •
graving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type j
founding, etc.)...
.....\..!....j
Total, paper and printing
47
48
49
beveragesDistilled..
Malted.
Allother.
liquors and beverages
1
i
|
i
!
14
1
16
7T
158,334
138,590
19,744
385
14
9
30
7
!
158,334
138,590
19,744
385
23
840,5si | 1,546,624
428,224 j
1,268,805
482,875
706,043
54,651
2,029,499
760,694
TABLE 10a. —CORPORATION INCOME TAX-DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31,1916.)
WAWHINGTON-Ooutinued.
INDUSTRIES
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of i
cor- j
porations.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
Allother
59
60
61 l
62 i
63 I
64 i
Total, chemicals and allied products.
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc..
All other
Glass and glass products
Total, stone, clay, and glass products.
Metals and metal products other than iron and steelSmelters
Manufactures
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
Allother
Total, metals and metal products other than iron
and steel..
Gross
income.
*10,598 i
1,200 I
243,483
12,227
50
27
7 !
10 ;
3I
54
36
#10,088 I
750 !
171,592
10,857
Net income, i
i Num- i
| ber of j
! cor- | Gross;
j pora- ! income.
I tions. !
Normal
tax.
$510 I
450 !
71,891
1,370
1,395
28 I
25,934 |
103;771
19,987
83,703
5,947 j
20,068 i
120 I
411 !
397,213 |
296,977
100,236 I
1,974 I
1,946,616
'426,930 I
1,273,307 •
403,555
673,309
23,375
180,970 i
898,391 !
176,919 :
794,751 ;
4,051
103,640
9,749 :
67
9,816
30 !
Total
deductions.
I CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
3,462,723
2,658,281
804,442
6,105,909
1,023,945
169,441
45,103 j
110,041
3,906,544
898,955
145,599
43,937
105,956
2,199,365
124,990
23,842
1,166
4,085
7,454,439 |
5,100,991 j
2,353,448
13,422
468
81 i
2,073 i
1
16,045 j
43,988
2,504
476 i
23 I
82 !
47,073 I
2 !
1 !
23
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
$55,414
$106,192 I
-§50,778
"167*172"
*"i38," 656'|
31*484
79,125
3,437
87,881 ;
6,940 !
8,756
3.503
9 i
21,594 ;
15
32,043
6
10,449
!
371,727
104,976
266,751
16,355
121.470 :
23,142 !
129,046 j
7,576
ii
107,201
46.071 '
Si; 590 !
18.930 i
146,350 I
67,941 ;
94,057 !
21,303
39,149
21,870
12,467
2,373
3
391,617
13 I
31
18
481,839 I
90,222
6,682
611396 {
76,589 !
7,587
79,668
98,798
2,042
905
18,272
22,209
2,042
500
7,124
6,624
145,167
195,219
50,052
t=:
Miscellaneous i n d u s t r i e s rl
7?
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
SO
81
Tobacco
A gricult ural implements....
Electrical machinery.
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
Rubber goods.
F u r goods
Shipbuilding^
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river a n d harbor dredging, etc.) Kngineering
All other
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries.
\2
S3
84
87
89
P u b l i c utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
Kailroads Nicciiii
Railways, electric, city and s u b u r b a n
Steamship 1 ransportaiion companies
Waterworks.
.Rxpre^s companies
Tel'^phoT's' 1 PIP^Taph a n d radio companies
All other
Total, public utilities
90
91
92
...
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Ravings b a n k s and State b a n k s . . . . . . .
Trust companies
93
94
96
97
98
... ..
Toi al. insurance companies
Grand total banks and insurance companies
1 '
3 |
3
1
371 574
160,249
114,685
188,335
332,279
104.731
101,901
140,010
39,295
55,518
12,784
48,325
786
1,023
260
805
1
1
7
21,745
7
6
418,107
39,691
349,554
26,124
68,553
13,567
74
17
106
37
7
72
3,110,827
96,228
3,069,184
2,804,281
83,021
2,745,400
257
137
7,568,880
1,542
874
67
18
18
57
60
21,313
22,506
6,720
43,300
i, 193
6,720
21,55S
1,376
276
2
6
7
15
355
31,833
1,036,667
169,377
7,077
39,613
1,459,749
196,914
6,722
7,780
423,082
27,537
J
13j207
323,784
6,295
274
6,310
37
10
34
2,393,941
142,014
503,672
2.837,754
179,112
558,320
443, 813
37,098
54,648
6,687,301
881,579
17,405
120
4,320,917
5,351,065
1,030,148
90,699,909
73,015,277
17,684,632
347,387
668
20,305,062
25,503,089
5,198,027
^
44
9
8
34
30
11,353,663
3,926,654
1,674,892
13,312,292
221,399
9,538,410
2,882,507
1,517.539
8.785', 300
171,880
1,815,253
1,044,147
157.353
i. 526', 992
49,519
36,294
20,894
3.147
88', 74V
'887
23
9
10
30
814,510
3,228,387
2,389,000
r>, 494,500
77,358
999,837
3,762,227
2,981,551
«', 784.1 SI
581,343
185,327
533,840
592,551
1 989.681
103,985
H
£
Jj
^
9
98
254
50
142
97i,388
7,293; 492
786,740
5,927,415
184,648
1,366,077
3,6li
27,069
48
112
9i5,6il
1.584,081
996,264
1,88-1,932
SO,653
300,851
^
572
317
38,753,780
29,609,791
9,143,989
180,649
255
14,503,447
17,590,335
3,086,888
g
79
281
25
65
234
16
5,966,895
4,828,213
1,471,619
4,660,034
3,485,724
1,106,426
1,306,861
1,342,489
365,193
26,546
26,580
10,876
14
47
9
350,768
1,316,801
301,384
445,661
1,510,682
374,417
94,893
193', 881
73,033
%
&
385
315
12,266,727
9,252,184
3,014,543
64,002
70
1,968,953
2,330, 760
361,807
3
2
2
54
3
1,795
15
508
2,204
1
1,098
1,216
118
20
165,791
210,571
44,780
Q
Tot al, b a n k s . . , •
I n MI ranee companies- "Life
Fire and marine ( s t o c k ) . . . . .
Fire a n d marine ( m u t u a l )
< 'usuuii. v
Fidelity and suret v
All other
2
4
10
1
2
fi
14
21
1.877,674
8,157
25,378
448,258-
1.787,939
7,432
2
34
338,249
89,735
725
25,378
110,009
1
1,098
1,098
62
40
2,359,467
2,133.620
225,847
4,522
22
167,987
212,885
44,898
447
355
14,626,194
11,385,804
3,240,390
68,524
92
2,136.940
2,543,645
406,705
1
TABIiE 10a. -CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
CO
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dee. 31,191(5.)
WASHINGTON-Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies.
Hotels and restaurants..
103)
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
22
249
251
105
104
17
195
73
51
43
14,057,704
le!426,382
1,006,474
3,779,725
2,372,732
S3,327,636
11,281,725
729,718 j
3,319,768 i
2,174,939 I
1730,068
5,144,657
276,756
459,957
197,793
$14,093
99,645
5,578
9,175
3,998
5 i $556,354
54 I
582,402
178
1,107,599
764,673
1,932,656
$662,678
680,198
1,870,924
1,425,935
2,147,616
$106,324
97,796
763,325
661.262
214;960
Total, merchandising companies
I 731
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
3,
105 Corporations—inactive
2,020
379
27,643,017
20,833,786
6,809,231
132,489
352 j 4,943,684
6,787,351
1,843,667
1,864 j
46,574,262
34,365,957
12,208,305
237,971
1,728
2,020
12,453,612
674
17,302,664
120,473
4,849,052
119,799
3,748
12,454,286
17,423,137
4,968,851
5,835 65,869,379
86,610,429
20,741,050
99 j
100 !;
101
102 \
104
Total, miscellaneous companies
5,712
1,864 I
46,574,262
34,365,957
12,208,305
237,971
Grand total for the State of Washington
9,906
4,071 | 244,505,289
191,036,504
53,468,785
1,054,032
=r.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere.
Total, agricultural and animal hus bandry
Extraction of minerals:
Coalmines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals
Iron mines.,
34
13
. . . . | 129
$40,535 !
480,251 ;
$32,059
361,553
$8,476
118,698
*i3*
1,356,444
1,087,874
268,570
52 I
1,877,230
1,481,486
395,744
321 i 53,112,882
.....
"***587,*480'
40,473,529 I
12,639,353
245,540
821,753
417,776 j
169,704
3,394
18.809
O
Q
O
O
9
10 ;
11 1
12 !
i-4)ad a n d z i n c m i n e s . .
Quarries
Oil gas, and salt wells
Another
. . . . .
.......
,
.
Total, extraction of minerals.....
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products—
Butter, cheese, and milk.. .
. ...
13
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits and
14 j
vegetables)
Oleomargarine
15 i
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.
16 !
Bread and bakery products
17 I
Coffee and spices
18 ;
Flour mills and gristmills
19 i
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and mo20 ;
lasses
Beet sugar
21
Confectionery and ice cream
22 |
Food preparations, all other
23 )
Total, food and kindred product?..
3
5
291
20
I
2
188
11
60.147
600.037
24 934,195
329,190
44.231
402,220
J5,805.422
273, 881
15,916
197,817
9,128,773
55,309
318
3,956
t82,574
1,106
2
3
103
9
7.577
29.901
1,965.415
87,145
14.019
40.796
2 534 279
101,799
6,442
10.895
568,864
14,6,54
727
524
79,623,931
57,417,059
22.206,872
436,888
203
9,469.614
10 911.031
1.441,417
5
2
IS.624
L7,937
687
13
3
33.976
37 913
3.937
2
1
11,115
10,905
210
4
1
2,659
2,930
271
I
425,818
230 528
88 877
859,800
133316
52,205
4 868
198,610
2.648
1,039
97
3,837
4
1
280 292
8,353
372 685
9,942
92 393
1,589
5
118,214
141,156
22,942
1 484 427
29,689
102,487
4,820
667.113
125,952
7
1
29
24
559.134
282,733
93,745
1,058,410
1
I
3 808 315
2 323 888
580.81i
29,968
480 881
28.141
99,930
1,827
i,860
37
4
*.466.775
1.976,080
39.224
18
ii
;*;
97,667
l
7
1
fia
45
5
5
5
5
430 185
481,878
348 577
380,153
81 60S
101,725
1.633
1,969
1
1
i1
29 735
39,159
23 096
30,759
6 639
8,400
133
168
12
12
980.957
782,585
198.372
3,903
7
50
6
37
22,398,851
13,816,880
17,347,034
6,027,109
5 051,817
7, 789,771
100.729
155.537
1
13
28,711
185,966
32,764
231,423
4,053
45,457
fi.442.855
541.161
24
25 ;
26 !
27 I
28 I
29 i
30
31 :
32
33
34
Textiles and their productsCarpets and rugs
Cordage and twine
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods
Woolen and worsted goods...
Men's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other furnishings.
AH other
35
36
lion and steel productsBlast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundrv and machine shops
Total, iron and steel products
57
43
36,215,731
23,374.143
12,841.588
256,266
14
214.677
264,187
49,510
37
38
39
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
^
Furniture and fixtures.. .
All other woodworking establishments
94
8
14
60
8
8
7,945,502
877,653
786,705
6,648,704
717,800
673,196
1,296,798
159,853
113,509
25.848
2.652
2,194
34
1,486,660
1,660,250
173,590
6
153.883
167,848
13,965
116
76
9,609,860
8,039,700
1,570,160
30,694
40
1,640.543
1,828,098
187.555
Total, textiles and their products
Total, lumber and its manufactures
.
. .
3
!5
a
o
g
J
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOB STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
j income reMirued for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
WEST VIRGINIA—Continued.
Classification
©
40
11
42
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Leather and finished p r o d u c t s Leather, tanned, curried, and finished.
Boots and shoes...
\U other . .
Total, leather and finished products
IS
44
*
Paper and p r i n t i n g Paper and wood p u l p . . . .
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing.
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and elcctrotyping, type
founding, etc.)..'.
*
Total, paper ami printing
17 '
48 1
49 •
Liquors and beverages—
Distilled .
Malted
All other
Total, liquors and beverages
50 i
52
53
54 •
*>•> <
56 :
Chemicals and allied products—
Chemicals....
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating
Oil^ 'ind oil nroducts
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
1 Total
i num1 ber of
, cor; pora; tions
report; ing.
!
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions. Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
2
2
1
$1,290,321
446,667
69,428
$615,042
371,966
51, 266
*«75,279
74,701
18,162
$12, 500
1,487
333
1
2
1
6
5
1,806,416
1,038,274
768,142
14,320
1
52,579
65,598
13,019
4
3
58
4
3
39
300, 687
689 792
1,408,343
265,096
604,974
1,274,561
35,591
84 818
133, 782
692
1 697
2. 637
19
229.367
264.219
34 852
65
46
2,398, 822
2} 144, 631
254,191
5,026
19
229,367
264,219
34, 852
2
13
1
10
24,982
323,343
24,700
281,059
282
42,284
""6
846
1
3
1,445
13, 244
1,641
17,012
196
3,768
15
11
348,325
305,759
42,566
852
4
14, 689
18, 653
3,964
4
2
1,095,900
88 746
35, 786
831,961
75,584
32,132
263,939
13 162
3.654
5,279
147
73
3
1,478
11,164
9,686
1
2,389
4,362
1, 973
352,530
3,145,889
486,031
190,914
!, 939,956
168,075
161,616
1,205,933
317,956
3,233
24,119
6,359
2
3
37.599
4^079
1.937
45,092
4 326
5,254
7,493
247
3.317
3
#52,579
$65,598
$13 014
&
O
Q
O
O
g
2
4
5
12
8
3
9
i 1
L I
>>oap
AUother.
Total, chemicals and allied products..
59 i
60 |
61 !
62 !
63;
64
Stone, clay, and glass p r o d u c t s StoneCement
MarUe and stone work
iay
Brick arid tile
Pottery, terra cotta,fireclay, etc.
Allother
Glass and glass products
9
52
37
2 i
9
17 i
11
1
50 !
1,315,073
S50
30,584 :
•1,787 ,
45,057 |
937
14,473
50,122 j
78,916 I
117,042 j
38,126
5,675 i
8,317 I
113
167 \
4,636 i
62,212 !
8,163 i
72,497 |
3, 527
10,285
5,249,619 i
43,191 \
13,891,671 j
107,570 \
696,644
16,097
2,604,985
2,059 !
13,887 !
!• 322 | .
51,809 |
642,579 i
152,460
734,186 i
158,907 I
91,607
6,447
20,275,664 j
3,439,288
8,357 i
1,949,027 :
. 4,087,873 ;
287,413
2,608,415
5,748 !.
52,766 !
157,103 j
11,327
545,611
6,519,955 |
4,008,084 ]
2,511,871
33,803 |
104,794 !
28,128 !
96,477 i
1,074,148 I
5,946,263 l
59,288 I
16,496, 656
90 I 23,714,952
Total, Stone, clay, and glass products
; 124
Metals and metal products other than iron and steel—
Smelters
1
2,236,440
65
Manufactures
14
66
6,696,288
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
67 I
Carriages and wagons
168.430
68
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
69 \
All other
....'........
...,..;
" h 542*1
70 i
!
Total, metals and metal products other than iron j
9,102,700
and steel
;
i=
Miscellaneous industries-—
!
2,064,559
71 |
Tobacco
•
31,847
72 !
Agricultural implements
372,643
73 !
Electrical machinery
i
74
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
3,416
75
Rubber goods
Fur goods
76
79,125 I
Shipbuilding
77 !
Building construction
78 !
194,619 j
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tun79 |
569,214 |
30
11
nels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
5
4
42,162 I
80 I
Engineering
59
43
1,288,9?5
All other
!
4,646,520
123
Total, miscellaneous industries
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical industries
658 465 101,787,093
Public utilities:
Electric and gas lighting and power companies.
1,491,370
Railroads, steam
3,25^,523
Railways, electric, city and suburban
3,605,207
99,422
Steamship transportation companies
148,914
Waterworks
10,912
769,462 :
i'Ml'\"
6,195,007
1.256,847 i
17,749 !
330,782 i
?,859
75,803 j
174,505 |
5?6,202 j
34,932
1,088,566
538*;
2,907,693 j
807,712 I
14,f98 |
41,861
13
3
9 | 1,153,479
34 ! 2,015,366
1,300,531
147, 052
2,274,284 !
258,918
69,403 i
81,741
721
12,338
721
58,719 !
69,403 |
82,462 I
13,059
16.155
211
814
39,644 I
49,964
10,320
4 !
1
"ii*
557
3,322 I
20,114 I
i
33,012 I
7,2?0 j
200,369
>
194
66
402
660
146
4,007
3,518,245
1,128,275
22,472
74,148,867
27,638,226
549,955
l,180,F79
2,901,303
2,658,290
73,887
112,760
310,491
352,220
946,917
25,5?5
36,154
j
I
j
!
6,184
7,043
18,937
512 j
724 I
.1.
|
--II85,514 1
87,215
1,701
588,8<-6
20,0?7
410,299
71,874
1,289
74,446
996,711
1,156,341
159,630
193 j n,853.412
6,737,997
1,884,585
l,?94,087
580,616
279,086
20,795
52,756
l,4?2,440
733,881
338,273
26,683
57,288
19 I
1 !
16 !
516,952 ti
18,748
335,853
43
!
i
j
i
i
38,?53V
153,265
59,187
5,888
4,532
-
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX- DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
O5
-a
O
{Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
Classification
No. j
WEST VIRGINIA-Ccntinued.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
87
88
89
Public utilities—Continued.
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
Allother
90
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Total, public utilities
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
57
58
39
$387,717
1,570,468
1,157^604
§97,415
412,864
$1,945
8,257
45
18
$403,143
97,745
$437,083
128,019
310
199
10,556,621
8,375,025
2,181,596
43,602
111
2,828,228
3,153,667
Deficit,
$33,940
30,274
H
£
325,439
S
O
Cfc
1
92
|
Total, banks
94
95
96
97
98
Insurance companies—
life
.
.
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
All other
.
.
.
.
Total, insurance companies
<W
100
101
109
103
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
Merchandising companies:
Department stores. . .
.
.
Wholesale jobbers
Feal estate. . .
Amusement companies
.
.
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies
-
116
180
17
114
169
14
4,556,8 9 2
'4,630,240
1,111,603
3.18V20
3,696,797
639,930
1,373,512
933 443
471,673
27,?54
18 652
9,436
2
11
3
97,758
141 307
133,592
127,727
16*^ 980 i
171,985
29,969
22 673
38,393
C
*3
„
313
297
10,298,675
7,520,047
2,778,628
55,442
16
372,657
463,692
91,035
Q
2
1
2
4
2
674,963
236 982
1,459
326,094
65^,521
217,887
3*66,829
21,442
19 095
1,459
25,265
4?8
382
29
506
i
939
1,129
190
1
2
3
9
8
1,239,498
1,172,237
67,261
1,345
1
939
1,129
322
305
11,538,173
8,692,284
2,845,889
56,787
17
373,596
464,821
17
163
160
55
28
15
145
106
26
16
1,26(1,150
9,795,898
1,173,172
580,665
1,764,025
918,495
6,327,777
£65,421
595,884
1,583,187
341,655
3,468,121
337,751
44,781
180,838
6,305
69,533
6,147
896
3,467
2
18
54
29
12
21,319
232,478
257,356
291,160
318,121
25,648
301,5^1
355,43)
354,9^4
361,222
4,329
69,053
98,074
6^,774
43,101
423
308
14,573,910
10,230,764
4,343,146
86,348
115
1,120,434
1 398 765
278,331
190
.
91,225
104 f
|
105 j
All other corporations of every description not else- !
where provided for
1,270
Corporations—inactive
542
|
Total, miscellaneous companies
;
Grand total for the State of West V i r g i n i a . .
815
1,812 | 815 |
18,009,302
11,811,068 !
18,609,302
11,811,068 ;
33,566,260 ! 172,156,553 !
6,798,234
132,593 'i 455 1 3.414,689 I 4,366,734
23,261
! 542 | " "273 I
6,798,234
132,593 j
952, U4.r»
22,991
997 j 3,414,962 I 4,389,998
66,409,707 \ 1,314,023 ! 1,713 ! 23,421,111 j 27,569,277
l.US, 1
WISCONSIN.
i
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere.
Total, agriculture and animax husbandry
\
Total, extraction ot minerals.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred products—
Butter, cheese and milk
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits i
and ^eget ables)
7
j
Oleomargarine
I
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products.:
Bread and bakery products
|
Coffee and spices
:
Flour mills and gristmills
!
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
Beet sugar
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other
22 i
187 j
78 |
2,892.671
56 i
13 1
Extraction of mineralsCoal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals.
Iron mines
.
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries.
Oil, gas, and salt wells
All other
Total, food and kindred products.
47 :
$157,938 I
587,235 j
232,805 ;
1,614,693 i
71. |
27 !
23
4 !
1
13 !
11 .
6 !
19;
io!
15 ;
53 I
9i
15 i
5,607,792 j
773,797 ;
412,377 i
310.472
1,378,205
10,790,767
$404,489 I
490,427
162,480
1,193,621
$53,449 ;
70,325
421,069 •
SI,071 \
1,913
1,403
8,355 i
I $261,026
$337,220
I
141,779
217,209:
I
40,218
54,066
I 1,391,176 I 1.568.506
$76,194
75,430
13.848
177,330
2,251,020 !
641,651 I
12,742 ; 109 j 1,834,199 | 2. J 77.001
342.802
1,304.717
11
3.290.238
444,772
394,447
245,500
1,003,394 i
i
;
!
!
2.317,554 ;
329,025
17.930
64,972 I
1,060.453 '
317,752 '
6,740,138 I
4,0".0,629 I
44
33
7
25
20.068 !
1 '
46.337
6,225
325 •
1,300
6,353
55,529
5,726
25
229.401
530,661
493,678
59,399
48,345
507.181
198,091
980
77,260
3,408
29.389
123.456
~
X
12
3
6
38
31.310
c23,681
416,418
55,991
18,956
383,725
-;
80,609
73 j 1,485.884
1,924.194
438,310
C-
49,803 |
119
46
662
440
13,406.911 i
12; 604, ,18
802,193
15,094 i 222 I 4,469.009 j 4,545,829 ;
83
62
4,479,917 i
3,840,628 \
639,289 ;
12,649 '
13
19
9;
15 '
55 |
43 i
5,506,469 '
1,099,362 !
265,653 !
2,376,597 !
3,807,824 '
924,954
228.595
1,955,956
1,698,645
174,408
37,058
420,641 .
3I
42
18
899
1 !
33
11 !
617
570,651
4,254,019
5,494,869
536,196 |
3,501,564 j
3,751,025 !
37,454,448
31,151,460 !
34,455 !
752,455 !i
1,743,844
6,302,9
7ri,820
33,808
3,489
741
8,189 )
21 :
1
I
4 :
525,305 '
43,681
123,186
46,111
637,465
50.317
188,039
57,308
112,160
6,636
64,853
11,197
12 i
452,464
477,981
25,517
689 '
15,039 j
34,878 I
1
1
9
7
121,313 !
14,500 i
99,188 I
125,529 j
121,634
15,063
115,281
215,996
321
563
id,093
93,467
I
i
|
!
121,576 | 282 1 6,020,286 | 6,424,913 j
404,627
—
TABLE 10a. CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
00
-a
to
(Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.)
WISCONSIN—Continued.
Classification
c
24
25
?6
27
28
29
30
32
33
34
35
36
37
39
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Textiles and their p r o d u c t s Carpets and rugs
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOMK.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit
3
1
$350,164
$163,287
1186,877
$3,738
2
$21,483
$23,412
Cotton goods
Hats and oaDs
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk eoods
Woolen and worsted goods
Afen's clothing
Women's clothing
Men's and women's other lurnishings
A11 other
. .
...
6
1
46
1
14
19
9
15
16
4
1
37
1
13
18
6
11
13
262,077
10,322
7,975,027
179,064
1,470,224
2,707,964
278.859
1,147,150
1,814,404
192,314
8,229
6,319,863
144,857
1,289,905
2,105,665
214,980
886,958
1,388,030
69,763
2,093
1,655,164
34,207
180.319
602.299
33,879
260,192
426,374
1,254
42
31,663
684
3,543
11,842
641
5,132
8,324
2
17,543
18,386
843
9
214,165
235,004
20,839
1
1
3
4
3
17,309
84,116
386,251
149,311
19,257
344
93,385
407,429
198,755
1,948
344
9,269
21,178
49,444
Total, textiles and their products
130
105
16,195,255
12.744,088
3,451,167
66,863
25
890,178
995,972
105,794
23
319
21
249
9,918.181
59,920,104
5,373,219
47,973,214
4,544,962
11,946,830
89,949
235,217
2
70
14,008
1,793,722
19,345
2,260,896
5,337
467,174
Total, iron and steel products
342
270
69,838,285
53,346,433
16,491.852
325,166
72
1,807,730
2,280,241
472,511
Lumber and its manufacturesSawmills and planing mills
Furniture and fixtures.
All other woodworking establishments
129
66
120
103
47
90
16,599,915
7,555,149
8,661,102
13,786,492
6,777,346
7,035,582
2,813,423
777,803
1,628,520
55,333
15,457
32,366
26
19
30
3,502,565
628,027
872,789
4,024,994
753,521
1,047,374
522,429
125,494
174,585
315
240
32,819,166
27,599,420
5,219,746
103,156
75
5,003,381
5,825,889
822,508
fron and steel p r o d u c t s Blast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
Total, lumber and its manufactures.
.
$1,929
o
o
g
Leather andfinishedproductsLeather, tanned, curried, and finished.,.
Boots and shoes
All other.
40
41
42
Total, leather and finished products
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, and electrotyping, type j
founding, etc.)
!
43
44
45
46
Total, paper and printing.
Liquors and beveragesDistilled
Malted
Allother
47
48
49
Total, liquors and beverages.
Chemicals and allied productsChemicals
Fertilizers
Gas, illuminating and heating.
Oils, and oil products
Paints and varnishes
Patent medicines
Petroleum, refined
Soap
All other
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
59
60
61
62
63
64
123,927
27,416 !
13,426 !
i
!
!
I
65 ;
66 j
67
Total, chemicals and allied products,
Stone, clay, and glass products—
StoneCement
Marble and stone work
ClayBrick and tile
Pottery, terra cotta,fireclay. etc..
All other
........'
Glass and glass products
12,782,119 ,
10,271,714
8,120,650 !
389,294 !
302 ! 233
69 | 3,396,234 | 3,749,386 \
353,152
552 !
300,800 !
116,816 !
4,024 j
355,417 S
140,959 j
3,472
54,617
24,143
H
>
418, 168!
500,400 i
82,232
W
116,730
1,488 |
150,376
1,529 j
33,64b
41
1,054 I
1,709,684 ;
32,040,453 |
4,207,085 !
52, 678
8,661, 735
1,061,205
173,198
21.226
130 •
106 |
47,732,840
37,957,222 I
9,775,618
195,478 |
24
48 j
11
34
20
3 ;
2!
12
3
2
!
8
70 •
4
53
32 i
1,988,784 !
5,689,949 \
518,522 j
436,706
ll,9£0
22,870 j
173,595 i
631,266 ;
10,835
1,253
36,034
30,322
287,361 i
1,762,362
40,702,188
5,268,290
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
[ 106 j
Metals and metal products other than iron and steelSmelters
,
4
Manufactures.
65 !
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles.............
40 !
14,405,504
1 ;
84 :
21
3
18
55 :
450,913
18,303
31,542,113 |
675,314 !
36,815 1
29,034 !
373,2£8 I
997,381 |
43,443 '
o,865 •
200,719 I
311,938 !
3 1
599,110 j
618,466
8 | 1,219,537 1 1,333,546 j
57 I 1,559,284 ! 1,777,861 !
367,630 I
45,947,617
1,112,020 !
48,765 !
51,904 !
546,853 |
1,628,647 :
54.278 !
4,612 I
164,685 |
281,616
124,117 !
135,450 i
27,367 I
2
96
32
12 :
2
2
|
2
4\
6I
1!
12 1
11
24 j
,-
S,735
239
457
3,467
12,521
218
91,064
37,752
57,304
1,786
62,890
49,142
19,513 !
I
i
!
!
j
96,920
42,817
67,874 !
6,713 !
72,857 i
61,164 I
19,356
114,009
218,577
1,210
H
5,856
5,065
10,570
4,927
9,967
12,022
1,580,060
4,207,183
408,724
1,482,766
8,174
20,357
11,121,200 i
7,942,488
3,178,712 '
54,168
32 1
418,156 !
500,2cO !
119,951
2,395,221
91,360
2,171,409
28,591
223,812
571
1.429
13 |
14 \
86,423
303,772
107,265 !
409,716 ;
36,102
10,468
127,219 !
186,603 i
723
209
2,544
3,731
356,688 |
379,154
22,466
7,129
7,129
195,243
109,880
21,250
39.987
425,948 ;
35,750 1
679,710 i
681.908
4,338,488
505,777 j
16,875,661 !
19,305,284 I
389,846 '
25,282
552,491 1
195,305 |
3,725,693
434,793 !
11,190,701
13.579,764 i
612,795
12,207
70,984
5,684,960 i
5,725,520 i
1,420
113,731
113.488
36
8
a
o
g
20,842
105,944
746,883
12 !
i
173.993
-a
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dor. ;n, 191'U
WISCONSIN—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total, metals and metal products other than iron i
and steel
;
75
1(\ .
77
78 :
79 '
80 i
81
Miscellaneous industries;
Tobacco
!
Agricultural implements
i
Electrical machinery
[
Musical instruments, pianos, crgans, etc
;
Rubber goods
.'
Fur gocds
!
Shipbui'ding
;
Building construction
\
Construction; contracting (pavements, reads, tun- j
neis, river and harbor dredging, etc. j
Engineering
VI] other
J
24
1
Gross
income.
17 ;
i
11,359,573
140,450 i
$1 096,736
99,023
Not income. '
$262,837
41,427
Normal
fax.
;; Numbcr of
•
cor-
i porations.
$4,507
621 ;.
7
Gross
income.
$199,451
Total
deductions.
S227 590
Deficit.
•$28,139
X
134
107 i
38,186,745 i
18
18
34
/
12
5
13
45
io!
10 ;
19 I
4 ;
10 i
4 i
8
35
520,324
2,151,891
2,789,189
459,883 :
5,870, 639
310,498
1,976,559
1,736,943
92
18
147
10 ;
108 i
409
284
66
Total
deductions.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME
26 401,017
482,536
11,785,728
27
443,337
532 713
89,376
6,3E5
3,160
8
8
15
3
2
1
o
10
87, 760 !
312,696
441,719 :
31,435
14,8*'3 :
32,834 !
94,999 !
312,326 !
98 082
363 581
483 525
47 500
20,844
40 351
105,116
372,225
10,322
50,885
41,806
!6,065
5,981
7,517
JO, 117
59,899
233,767
272,700
1,656,859
1,552,224
3,949,093
1,016,281
9,375,475
3,659,348
10,898
5,8r8
72,867
26
8
39
609,183 \ 687,022
292,827 ! 373,284
451,234 i 1,073,623
77,839
80,457
622,389
34,651,824 i 27,175,715
7,476,109
146,974
125
2,681,876 j 3,665, 153 !
983,277
364,555,210 j 277, 534,864
87,020,256
4,489,949
1,311,126
13,034,823 !
387,771
4 496,331
540,856
294,845
757 !
4,990 i
12,627
1,442
27,184
756
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
, Public utilities:
82 I
Electric and gas lighting and power companies
S3 I
Railroads, steam
T
,
84 *
Railways, electric, city and suburban.
1
!
2,942 2,163
170
32
15
118
15 !
10 !
14,153,100 i
2,217,615 !
8,319,922 r
11,155,808
1,729,352
2,997,292
764,619
I 555,303
488,263
1,714,485 : 779
22,277,142
52
17
5
499,060
748,830
324,070
58,544
9,688
31.093
25,896, 703 ; 3,619,561
712, 434 i
885, 574 i
342. 714
Ti
•z.
37,788
294,0)8 ,
660,587
72,112
!,374,308
37,798
319, 700
184,719
1 857,8 3
2,128,602
i
Total, miscellaneous industries
TIST
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
\
Metals and metal produces other than iron and steel— I
Continued.
!
Carriages and wagons
i
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
\!
All other
74
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total
num' ber of
I cor- NumI pora- ber of
tions correport-j pora; ing. | tions.
213,374
136,744
18.644
—
M5
86
87
88
89
Steamship transportation companies.
Waterworks
•
Express companies
Telephone telegraph and radio companies
\11 other
;
°
42,626
44,61a
34,509
12,746 j
l
116
38
7,611
222,311
307,973
8,213
246,209
338,562 ;
602
23,8^8
'60,589
234
2,152,481
2, 608,321 :
455,810
10
58
240,271
557,741
258,488
973,652
18 217
415,911
68
798,012
1, 232,140
434,128
2
587,197
616,541
29,344
36, 694,208
28,488,021
8,206,187
141 i
729 !
11 |
131
671
11
9, 730,121
13, 437,210
663,827
7,352,870
9,851,406
459,101
2,377,251
3,585,804
204,726
881 !
813
23, 831,158
17,663,377
6,167,781
4
111
58
60, 167,936
7, 156,381
92,906
898,452
57,126,739
6,420,437
782,550
3,041,197
735,944
92,906
115,902
60,823 |
14,719
17875
2,323
is
73,181
76,240
3,059
ZP
177
68, 315, 675
64,329,726
3,985,949
79,740
20
660,378
692,781
32,403
Cl
990
92, 146,833
81,993,103
10,153, 730
202,874
88
1,458,390
1, 924,921
466,531
o
32 !
258 i
329 l
1.44 i
53 -
25
228
176
81
40
4, 926,511
17, 368,905
2, 3£3,581
1, 499,051
1, 807,456
3,386,026
12,598,924
1,849,207
1,326,586
1,684,305
1,040,^85
1.769,981
'544,374
172,465
123,15]
30
153
63
13
327, 733
1.200,3*8
819,394
1,035,628
820,370
347,066
1, 358,414
1, 169,886
1, 159,035
878,123
19,333
158,016
350,492
123,407
57,753
O
O
%
816
550
27, 995,504
21,345,048
6,650,456
266
4,203,523
4, 912,524
709,001
All other corporations oi every description not elsewhere
provided for
3,818
Corporations—inactive
1,909
n
2,498
61, 651,077
45,611,409
312,365 ' 1,320 10,153,498
1
1,909
16,924
14, 417,318
71,196
4,263,850
54,272
312,365
10,170,422
14, 488,544
4,318,122
2,615,579 ] "4,778 43,582,041
53, 932,208
10,350,167
...:.;
•
Insurance companies-Life.
... ...
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty.
Fide.itv and surety
•.
All other
".
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate . . .
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies
105
668
15,222
532
Banks and insurance companies:
BanksNational banks
Savings banks and State banks
Trust companies
Grand total, banks and insurance, companies
104
33,438
761 812
1,732,973
'637,106
Total, insurance companies
qq
100
101
102
103
766
328,727
943 125
5,322,3i8
2,244,072
Total, banks
93
94
95
96
97
98
321
53
362,165
i 704 937
8
7 , 055,291
2, 881,178
Total, public utilities
gO
91
92
12 :
8 i
l <;
437 !
91 i
Total, miscellaneous companies.
Grand total for the State of Wisconsin
•
162,470
47,568
71,470 ;
4,096
123,134
j
6 I
4-i
111 i
58 j
is i
197 1
1,078
5,727
16,039,668
2,498
61, 651,077
45,611,409
16,039,668
i l , 635 6,857
. ...
596, 726,270
463,963,693
132,762,577
20.645
92', 658
1.0,813
3,440
2,448 i
130,034
3,229
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX—DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
WYOMING.
INDUSTRIES.
Agriculture and animal husbandry:
Farming
Florists and fruit growers
Stock raising
Forest and lumber not provided for elsewhere
Total, agriculture and animal husbandry.
Extraction of minerals:
Coal mines
Copper mines
Gold and silver and precious metals.
Iron mines
Lead and zinc mines
Quarries
Oil, gas, and salt wells
Allother
Total, extraction of minerals.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Food and kindred productsButter, cheese, and milk.
13 I
Canning and preserving (fish and oysters, fruits
14 !
and vegetables)
Oleomargarine
15 j
16
Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products
Bread and bakery products
17 i
18 l
Coffee and spices
19
Flour mills and gristmills
20
Sugar refining (not including beet sugar) and molasses
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Total I
num-1
ber of I
cor- Numpora- ber of
Normal
Total
Gross
tions cor- ; income.
tax.
deductions. Net income.
report- pora- |
ing. tions. I
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Number of
corporations.
13
2
231
5
$23,881
$477
175
2
6,558,507
38,785
4,095,984 |
22,792
2,462,523
15,993
48,278
320
$88,160
5,585
849,143
2,212
251 I
180
6,654,748
4,152,351
2,502,397
49,075
945,100
7,589,392
1,731
1,779,456
21
20
35,588
1
1
19,340 !
502 I
157,456
$33,575
Total
deductions.
Gross
income.
j
I
!
j
Deficit.
$107,201
6,170
868,656
6,682
$19,041
585
19,513
4,470
988,709
43,609
56,658 |
1,069
43,194 I
101,392
25,049
66,721
44,734
23,980
23,527
58,844 I
21,109 I
270,678
46,308
211,834
25,199
180,874 j
510,148
329,274
22,268 j
23,041
773
12,647
14,802
2,155
*3
18
1,752
20
30
1,307,430
26,514
308,975
1,423
998,455 I
25,091 I
10,704,564
7,901,521
2,803,043 |
101,751
77,769 •
55,432
448
14,750 j
6,175
8,575
172
90,381 j
8,233 *
60,096
8,054
30,285
179
-606
4
129,468
126,046
2f474
255,514 j
61
6
21 S
22
23 !
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32 j
33
34
35
37
38
39
40 !
41 \
42 !
43
44
45 !
46 '
Confectionery and ice cream
Food preparations, all other.
Total, food and kindred products.,
, , .
Textiles and their products—
Caroets and rues
Cordage and twine
•
Cotton goods
Hats and caps
Hosiery and knit goods
Silk and silk goods ..
.
Woolen and worsted goods
Men's clothing
Women's clothing .
Men's and women's other furnishings
Allother
Total, textiles and their products
Iron and steel productsBlast furnaces, steelworks, and rolling mills
Foundry and machine shops
— ... —
Total, iron and steel products
Lumber and its manufactures—
Sawmills and plaining mills
Furniture and fixtures
All other woodworking establishments
Total, lumber and its manufactures
Leather and finished products-Leather, tanned curried and finished
Boots and shoes
\11 other
!
;
Total, leather and finished products
Paper and printingPaper and wood pulp
Manufactures of paper
1
Printing and publishing
Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping and ulectrotyping, type
founding, etc.)
Total paper and printing
\
1
20
1
6,780
6,714
16
477,409
288,276
-•
66*
189,133
1
3,705
4
34,915
37,843
2,928
1
j
... .
i
....
.....
1
4
2
26,674
47,859
22,810
32,082
3,864
15,777
54
281
2
55,776
60,073
4,297
5
3
74,533
54,892
19,641
335
2
55,776
60,073
4,297
9
6
110,467
78,033
32,434
649
3
81,178
225,718
144,540
9
6
110,467
78,033
32,434
649
3
81,178
225,718
144,540
GP
3
|
x
!
i
i
i
2,410
2,511
101
1
2,410
2,511
101
1
!
27
20 '
340 753
27
20
340,753
i
255 111
85 642
1,704
7
60 394
70,836
4,442
255,111
85,642
1,704
7
66,394
70,836
4,442
o
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g
TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX™ DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIES—Continued.
oe
[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1916.]
WYOMING—Continued.
Total
number of
INDUSTRIES.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Liquors and beveragesDistilled.
Malted.
Allother.
Total, liquors and beverages.
Chemicals and allied p r o d u c t s Chemicals .
Fertilizers.
Gas illuminating and heating.
Oils and oil products.
Paints and varnishes.
Patent medicines.
Petroleum, refined.
Soap.
Allother.
Total, chemicals and allied products.
59
60
01
62
63
64
Stone, clay, and glass p r o d u c t s Stone—
Cement..
Marble and stone work.
ClayBrick and tile •.. 4
Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, e t c .
AM other
._'
Glass and glass products.
Total, stone, clay, and glass products
Numpora- ber of
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NET INCOME.
Gross
income.
!
:
\
!
Total
;N
.
Normal
Nel 1 I 1 ( o m o
| deductions. *
tax.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
|Num- \
jbe™f'
Gross
j pc^!a_ ; income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
3
cc
H
O
W
o
a
c
65
66
67
68
69
70
;
I
j
!
:
i
Metals and metal products other than iron and steelSmelters
.
Manufacture
Automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles
Carriages and wagons
."
Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.)
Allother
2,850
1,850
1,000
2,850 !
1,850
1,000 ;
Total, metals and metalproducts other than iron j
and steel
71
72 !
73 ;i
74
75 :
76 ;!
77
78 :
79
80 •
81
*.....,.;..;,
Miscellaneous industries—
Tobacco.
,....!
Agricultural implements
Electrical machinery
Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc
....
Rubber goods
Fur goods
*
Shipbuilding
Building construction
Construction; contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging, etc.)
Engineering
.
......
A]] other.
l !
2,109 !
| . . . !*.!.!
!
1
I
j
j
6 1
I
1 =
!
2i
Tom], public utilities.
90
91
92
Banks and insurance companies:
Banks—
National banks
Savings banks and state banks
Trust companies
Total, banks.
3.625
j
I
j
I
|
|
II
11
11
"4*436" j
"l7*68:i1
13**253
63,789 I
84 262 i
20 473
15.701 !
315
2 277, 788
968.062 |
14 276
35 !
385 110 ]
168,795
137.408 !
31.387 '
628
1 ;
1 >.
8.783 I
14 189 j
60.631 i
8,783 !
20 256 i
70,778 !
6 067
10 147
42 314 !
38 400 !
47 312 !
46,796 i
4 998
8 396
193925 i
29.608
12 161 i
50.886 >
12,426
100, Q(\R i
265
56.082
63,047
119.394 !
56,347
161
156
16 671
44,498
14 666
29 889
2 005
14.609
182,119 I
48 006
590 575
205,465
>
53
3
a
o
1
42
294
}
164 317
21
230 125
36 ;
81 !
3 I
35
67
3
1,598 849 !
924 895
39 536
1,051,655
551 665
25 201 I
547.194
373 230
14 335 i
10.944
7, 460
286
2,563 280
1,628 521 I
634.759 !
18 690
105 !
235
3.360
188541 I
!
1,309.726 |
290 j
309
6!
36
120
17.811 I
43,034 j
15,411 !
1.707
99 I
17,576 !
i
39,674 |
187,124
1.417
204 242
Grand total, manufacturing and mechanical
industries
j
82
83
8-1
85
86
87
88
S9
5,734
I
Total, miscellaneous industries
*ublic utilities:
;
* lectric and gas lighting and power companies
Railroads, steam
!
; Railwavs, electric, city and suburban
Steamship transportation companies
i
Waterworks
Express companies
Telephone, telegraph, and radio companies
All other
20 |.
!
1
14
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TABLE 10a.—CORPORATION INCOME TAX- DISTRIBUTION OF INCOMES BY INDUSTRIES, FOR STATES AND TERRITORIE S—Continued.
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[Income returned for the calendar year ended Dee. 31, 1916.j
Classitication No.
WYOMING—Continued.
INDUSTRIES.
Total
number of
corporations
reporting.
CORPORATIONS SHOWINCr NET INCOME
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Net income.
CORPORATIONS SHOWING NO NET INCOME.
Normal
tax.
Number of
corporations.
Gross
income.
Total
deductions.
Deficit.
H
03
94
95
Pfi
97
98
Banks and insurance companies—Coniinued.
Insurance companieslife . .
Fire and marine (stock)
Fire and marine (mutual)
Casualty
Fidelity and surety
Another
Total, insurance companies
Grand total, banks and insurance companies
100
101
10?
103
Merchandising companies:
Department stores
Wholesale jobbers
Real estate
Amusement companies
Hotels and restaurants
Total, merchandising companies
104
105
All other corporations of every description not elsewhere
provided for
»
Corporations—inactive
Total, miscellaneous companies
Grand total for the State of Wyoming
jj
1
10
-1556.076
$44,358
$11,718
$234
14,677
1.2.276
2,40i
45
2
$2.877
$7,42l
$4,544
§
O
11
9
70,753
56,634
14,119
279
2
2,877
7,421
4,544
^
131
114
2,634,033
1,685,155
948,878
18,969
17
65.924
126.815
60 891
§
1
15
35
6
12
1
14
21
9
29,303
445,360
441,232
42,497
517,957
14,516
317 264
344,662
39,071
476,155
14, 787
128 096
96,570
3,426
41,802
296
2 562
1,887
' 68
838
14
3
3
4 101
47,821
33,252
71,000
7 264
68,749
37,200
87,483
20,928
3,948
16,483
69
48
1,476,349
1,191,668
284,681
5,651
21
156,174
200,696
44,522
321
293
237
4,668.292
3,327,700
1,340,592
26,450
84
293
470,868
2
653,278
38,446
182,410
38,444
614
237
4,668,292
3,327,700
1,340,592
26,450
377
470,870
691.724
220,854
1,291
694
28,645,899
19,750,240
8,895,659
170,818
597
2,368,369
3,302,592
934,223
O
3 163
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APPENDIX.
CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS IN THE PERSONAL
INCOME TABLES.
CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL GROUPS IN THE CORPORATION
INCOME TABLES.
381
CLASSIFICATION OP OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS IN THE
PERSONAL INCOME TABLES.
PROFESSIONS.
Classification
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Accounting professions: Accountants, statisticians, actuaries, etc.
Architects.
Artists: Painters, sculptors, etc.
Authors, editors, reporters, etc.
( lergymen.
Engineers: (' ivil, mining, etc.
Lawyers and judges.
Medical professions: Physicians, surgeons, oculists, dentists, nurses and other
medical specialists.
Public service: Civil.
Public service: Military.
Theatrical professions: Actors, singers, musicians, etc.
Teachers: From kindergarten to university; also school and college officials.
All other professions and occupations.
Professions and occupations not stated.
BUSINESS.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
Agriculturists: Farmers, stock raisers, orchardists, etc.
Bankers.
Real-estate brokers: Agents and salesmen.
Stock and bond brokers.
Insurance brokers.
Brokers: All other.
( apitalists: Investors and speculators.
( ommercial travelers.
Corporation officials: Secretaries, managers, cashiers, presidents, etc.
Employees, all other: Superintendents, foremen, office employees, etc.
Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs.
Insurance agents and solicitors.
Labor, skilled and unskilled.
Lumbermen.
Manufacturers.
Merchants and dealers: Storekeepers, jobbers, commission merchants, etc.
Mine owners and mine operators.
Saloon keepers.
Sportsmen and turfmen.
Theatrical business: Owners, managers, etc.
All other business.
Business not stated.
CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL GROUPS IN THE CORPORATION INCOME TABLES.
A. AGRICULTURE AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY.
Classification
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Farming.
Florists and fruit growers.
Stock raising.
Forest and lumber not elsewhere provided for.
B. EXTRACTION OF MINERALS.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Coal mines.
Copper mines.
Gold and silver and precious metal*
Iron mines.
Lead and zinc mines.
Quarries.
Oil, gas, and salt wells.
All other.
383
HH4
STATISTICS OK INOOMK.
(\ MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES.
(C-l) FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS.
13. Butter, cheese and milk:
Includes the manufacture of—
Butter.
Butter, reworking.
( heese.
Condensed milk.
14. 0arming and preserving:
Includes the canning and preserving of—
Fish.
Fruits and vegetables.
Oysters.
Pickles, preserves, and sauces.
15. Oleomargarine.
16. Slaughtering and meat packing, and meat products:
Includes—
Lard, refined, not made in slaughtering and meat-packing establishments.
Sausage, not made in slaughtering and meat-packing establishments.
Slaughtering and meat packing, wholesale.
Slaughtering, wholesale, not including meat packing.
17. Bread and other bakery products.
18. ( offee and spice, including roasting and grinding.
19. Flour-mills and gristmills:
Includes—
Flour-mill and gristmill products.
Rice, cleaning and polishing.
20. Sugar, refining (not including beet sugar), and molasses:
Includes—
Sugar, cane.
Sugar, refining, not including beet sugar.
21. Beet sugar.
22. ( onfectiouery and ice cream.
23. Food preparations, all other:
Includes the manufacture of—
Chocolate and cocoa products, not. including confectionery
Cordials and flavoring sirups.
Flavoring extracts.
Food preparations, not elsewhere specified.
Glucose.
Peanuts, grading, roasting, cleaning and shelling.
Poultry, killing and dressing.
Starch.
Vinegar and cider.
(C-2) TEXTILES AND THEIR PRODUCTS.
24. Carpets and rugs:
Includes the manufacture of—
Carpets and rugs, other than rag.
Carpets, rag.
25. Cordage and twine.
26. Cotton goods:
Includes the manufacture of
Cotton goods.
Cotton small wares.
Flags and banners.
Lace, cotton.
27. Hats and caps:
Includes the manufacture of—
Hats and caps, other than felt, straw and wool.
Hats, fur-felt.
Hats, wool-felt.
28. Hosiery and knit goods, including hand-knit goods.
29. Silk and silk goods, including throwsters.
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
385
30. Woolen, worsted goods:
Includes—
Felt goods.
Shoddy.
Wool pulling.
Wool scouring.
Woolen goods.
Worsted goods.
31. Men's clothing, including buttonholes.
32. Women's clothing.
33. Other men's and women's furnishings:
Includes the manufacture of—
Collars and cuffs, men's
Corsets.
Furnishing goods, men's.
Shirts.
Millinery and lace goods, not elsewhere specified.
Suspenders, garters, and elastic woven goods.
34. All other:
Includes the manufacture of—
Awnings, tents and sails.
Bags, other than paper, not including bags made in textile mills.
Belting and hose, woven.
Cloth, sponging and re finishing.
Clothing, horse.
Dyeing and finishing textiles, exclusive of that done in textile mills.
Flax and hemp, dressed
Haircloth.
Hammocks.
Jute goods.
Linen goods.
Mats and matting, from cocoa fiber, grass, etc.
Nets and seines.
Oakum.
Oilcloth and linoleum, floor.
Oilcloth, enameled.
Regalia, and society badges and emblems.
Upholstering, materials, not elsewhere specified.
Waste.
(C-3) IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS.
35. Blast furnaces, steel works and rolling mills:
Includes the manufacture of—
Iron and steel in blast furnaces and steelworks and rolling mills.
Cast-iron and wrought-iron pipe.
Structural ironwork, not made in steelworks or rolling mills.
Tinplate and terneplate.
Wire.
Wirework, including wire rope and cable, not elsewhere specified.
36. Foundry and machine shops:
Includes the manufacture of—
Cash registers and calculating machines.
Cutlery and edge tools.
Engines, steam, gas and water.
Files.
Firearms.
Foundry and machine-shop products.
Gas machines and gas and water meters.
Hardware.
Hardware, saddlery.
Horseshoes, not made in steelworks or rolling mills.
Iron and steel, bolts and nuts, washers and rivets, not made in steelworks or rolling mills.
iron and steel, doors and shutters.
Iron and steel forgings, not made in steelworks or rolling mills.
Iron and steel, nails and spikes, cut and wrought, including wire nails,
not made in steelworks or rolling mills.
35884°—18
2.~
386
STATISTICS OF IN COM K
36. Foundry and machine shops—Continued.
Includes the manufacture of—Continued.
Locomotives, not made by railroad companies.
Ordnance and accessories.
Pens, steel.
Plumbers' supplies, not elsewhere specified.
Pumps, not including steam pumps.
Pumps, steam.
Safes and vaults.
Saws.
Scales and balances.
Screws, machine.
Screws, wood.
Sewing machines and attachments.
Springs, steel, car, and carriage, etc., not made in steelworks or rolling:
mills.
Steam fittings and steam and hot-water heating apparatus.
Stoves and hot-air furnaces, except gas and oil stoves.
Stoves, gas and oil.
Tools, not elsewhere specified.
Typewriters and supplies.
Vault lights and ventilators.
(C-4) LUMBER AND ITS MANUFACTURES.
37. Sawmills, planing mills:
Includes—
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber, planing-mill products, not including planing mills connected
with sawmills.
38. Furniture and fixtures:
Includes the manufacture of—
Billiard tables and materials.
Furniture.
Looking-glass and picture frames.
Refrigerators.
Show cases.
39. All other woodworking establishments:
Includes the manufacture of—
Baskets and rattan and willow ware.
Boxes, cigar.
Boxes, wooden packing, except cigar boxes.
Charcoal, not including production in the lumber and wood distillation
industries.
Coffins, burial cases and undertakers' goods.
Cooperage.
Cork, cutting.
Lasts.
Matches.
Pulp goods.
Pulp wood.
Rules, ivory and wood.
Sewing-machine cases.
Window and door screens and weather strips.
Wood carpet.
Wood preserving.
Wood, turned and carved.
Wooden goods, not elsewhere specified.
(C-5) LEATHER AND FINISHED PRODUCTS.
40. Leather, tanned, curried and finished:
Includes—
Belting, leather.
Leather, tanned, curried and finished.
41. Boots and shoes, not including rubber boots and shoes.
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
387
42. All other:
Includes the manufacture of—
Boot and shoe cut stock.
Boot and shoe findings.
Gloves and mittens, leather.
Leather goods, not elsewhere specified.
Pocketbooks.
Saddlery and harness.
Trunks and valises.
(C-6) PAPER AND PRINTING.
43. Paper and wood pulp, including cardboards, not made in paper mills.
44. Manufactures of paper:
Includes the manufacture of—
Bags, paper, not including bags made in paper mills.
Boxes, fancy and paper.
Card cutting and designing.
Envelopes.
Paper goods, not elsewhere specified.
Paper patterns.
Wall paper, not made in paper mills.
45. Printing and publishing:
Includes—
Bookbinding and blank-book making.
Labels and tags.
Lithographing.
Printing and publishing, book and job.
Music.
Newspapers and periodicals.
Printing materials.
46. Industries relating to printing and publishing (engraving, stereotyping, electrotyping, type-founding, etc.):
Includes—
Engraving and die sinking.
Engraving, steel and copper plate, including plate printing.
Engraving, wood.
Photo-engraving, not done in printing establishments.
Stereotyping and electrotyping.
Type-founding.
(C-7) LIQUORS AND BEVERAGES.
47. Distilled.
48. Malted:
Includes the manufacture of—
Liquors, malt.
Malt.
49. Other:
Includes the manufacture of—
Liquors, vinous.
Mineral and soda waters.
(C-8) CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS.
50. Chemicals:
Includes the manufacture of—
Chemicals.
Sulphuric, nitric, and mixed acids.
51. Fertilizers.
52. Gas, illuminating and heating.
53. Oils, and oil products:
Includes the manufacture of—
Oil, castor.
Oil, cottonseed and cake.
Oil, essential.
Oil, lard, not made in slaughtering and meat-packing establishments.
Oil, linseed.
Oil, not elsewhere specified.
54. Paints and varnishes.
388
STATISTICS OF INCOMK.
55. Patent medicines:
Includes patent medicines and compounds.
56. Petroleum, refined.
57. Soap.
58. All other:
Includes the manufacture of—
Baking powders and yeast.
Blacking, stains and dressings.
Bluing.
Bone, carbon and lampblack.
Candles.
Cleansing and polishing preparations.
Coke, not including gas-house coke.
Drug grinding.
Druggists1 preparations.
Dyestuffs and extracts.
Explosives.
Grease and tallow, not elsewhere specified, not iucluding axle grease.
Ink, printing.
Ink, writing.
Lubricating greases, including axle grease.
Perfumery and cosmetics.
Salt.
Turpentine and rosin.
Wood distillation, not including turpentine and rosin.
(C-9) STONE, CLAY, AND GLASS PRODUCTS.
STONE:
59. Cement.
60. Marble and stone work:
Includes the manufacture of—
Artificial-stone products.
Emery and other abrasive wheels.
Grindstones.
Hones and whetstones.
Lime.
Marble and stone work.
Millstones.
Monuments and tombstones.
CLAY:
61. Brick and tile:
Including sand-lime brick.
62. Pottery, terra cotta, fire clay, etc.
63. All other:
Includes—
China decorating, not including that done in potieries.Crucibles.
Minerals and earths, ground.
Statuary and art goods.
Wall plaster.
GLASS:
64. Glass and glass products:
Includes—
Glass.
Glass, cutting, staining and ornamenting.
Mirrors, framed and unframed, not elsewhere specified.
(C-10) METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS OTHER THAN IRON AND STEEL,
65. Smelters:
Includes—
Smelting
Smelting
Smelting
Smelting
and
and
and
and
refining,
refining,
refining,
refining,
copper.
lead.
zinc.
not from ore.
STATISTICS OF INCOME.
389
66. Manufactures:
Includes
Aluminum ware.
Babbitt metal and solder.
Bells.
Brass, bronze, and copper products.
Clocks.
Copper, tin, and sheet-iron work.
Electroplating.
Galvanizing.
Gas and electric fixtures.
Gold and silver, leaf and foil.
Gold and silver, reducing and refining, not from ore.
Jewelry.
Lamps and reflectors.
Lead, bar, pipe, and sheet.
Needles, pins, and hooks and eyes.
Pens, gold.
Plated ware.
Silversmithing and silverware.
Stamped and enameled ware, not elsewhere specified.
Tin foil.
Tinware, not elsewhere specified.
Watch and clock materials.
Watchcases.
Watches.
(C-ll) VEHICLES FOR TRANSPORTATION.
67. Automobiles, motorcycles and bicycles:
Includes the manufacture of—
Automobile bodies and parts.
Automobiles.
Motorcycles, bicycles and parts.
68. Carriages and wagons:
Includes the manufacture ofCarriage and wagon materials.
Carriages and sleds, children's.
Carriages and wagons.
69. Cars (steam railroad, street cars, etc.):
Includes—
Oars and general shop construction and repairs by steam railroad companies.
Cars and general shop construction and repairs by street railroad companies
Cars, steam railroad, not including operations of railroad companies.
Cars, street railroad, not including operations of railroad companies.
70. All other:
Includes—
Aeroplanes and parts.
Wheelbarrows.
(G-12) MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES.
71. Tobacco:
Includes the manufacture of—
Tobacco, chewing and smoking, and snuff.
Tobacco, cigars, and cigarettes.
72. Agricultural implements.
73. Electrical machinery:
Includes electrical machinery, apparatus and supplies.
74. Musical instruments, pianos, organs, etc.:
Includes the manufacture of—
Musical instruments and materials, not specified.
Organs.
Pianos.
Piano and organ materials.
Phonographs and graphophones.
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75. Rubber goods:
Includes the manufacture of—
Belting and hose, rubber.
Boots and shoes, rubber.
Rubber goods, not elsewhere specified.
76. Fur goods, including furs, dressed.
77. Shipbuilding:
Includes—
Shipbuilding, iron and steel.
Shipbuilding, wooden, including boat building.
78. Building construction.
79. Construction contracting (pavements, roads, tunnels, river and harbor dredging,
etc.).
80. Engineering.
81. All other:
Includes—
Ammunition.
Artificial flowers.
Artificial limbs.
Artists' materials.
Asbestos products, not including steam packing.
Brooms.
Brushes.
Buttons.
Combs and hairpins, not made from metal or rubber.
Dairymen's, poultrymen's and apiarists' supplies.
Dental goods.
Enameling.
Engravers' materials.
Fancy articles, not elsewhere specified.
Feathers and plumes.
Fire extinguishers, chemical.
Fireworks.
Foundry supplies.
Fuel, manufactured.
Graphite, ground and refined.
Hairwork.
Hand stamps.
Hat and cap materials.
Hats, straw.
House-furnishing goods, not elsewhere specified.
Ice, manufactured.
Instruments, professional and scientific.
Ivory, shell, and bone work, not including combs and hairpins.
Japanning.
Jewelry and instrument cases.
Lapidary work.
Laundries, steam.
Mattresses and spring beds, not elsewhere specified.
Models and patterns, not including paper patterns.
Motion-picture films.
Mucilage and paste.
Optical goods.
Paving materials.
Pencils, lead.
Pens, fountain and stylographic.
Photographic materials.
Photographic apparatus.
Pipes, tobacco.
Pulp, from fiber other than wood.
Roofing materials.
Sand and emery paper and cloth.
Signs, and advertising novelties.
Soda-water apparatus.
Sporting and athletic goods.
Stationery goods, not elsewhere specified.
Steam packing.
STATISTICS OF INCOMK.
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Stencils and brands.
Straw goods, not elsewhere specified.
Surgical appliances.
Toys and games.
Umbrellas and canes.
Washing machines and clothes wringers.
Whalebone cutting.
Whips.
Windmills, not elsewhere specified.
Window shades and fixtures.
D. PUBLIC UTILITIES.
82.
83.
84.
85.
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87.
88.
89.
Electric and gas lighting and power companies.
Railroads, steam.
Railways, electric, city, and suburban.
Steamship transportation companies.
Water works.
Express companies.
Telephone and telegraph companies.
All other.
E. BANKS AND INSURANCE COMPANIES.
(E-l) BANKS.
90. National banks.
91. Savings banks and State banks.
92. Trust companies.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
98.
99.
100.
1.01.
102.
103.
(E-2) INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Life.
Fire and marine (stock).
Fire and marine (mutual).
Casualty.
Fidelity and surety.
All other.
F. MERCHANDISING COMPANIES.
Department stores.
Wholesale jobbers.
Real estate.
Amusement companies.
Hotels and restaurants.
G. MISCELLANEOUS CORPORATIONS.
104. All other corporations of every description not elsewhere provided for.
H. INACTIVE CORPORATIONS.
105. Corporations, inactive or out of business.
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