HIGHLIGHTS OF 1985

COMMISSIONER AND CHIEF COUNSEL

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
Collecting the Revenue

Returns Received

The IRS processed 178.2 million

federal tax returns and supplemental documents in 1985, for a 3.3 percent increase over the 172.5 million

processed in 1984. Because of problems resulting from a complete system conversion at the 10 service

centers, processing of returns ran

behind schedule in the early months

of the 198S filing period. With the

resolution of many of the computer

problems, the service centers began

to catch up with their processing

backlogs and in April processed

more than 6 million returns a week

to set an all-time record.

Over 82.6 million, or 46.3 percent of all returns received, were

individual tax return Forms 1040

and 1040A. More than 16.7 million

individual taxpayers - 16.8 percent

of all individual filers - used the

simplified Form 104011Z, compared

to nearly 16 million in 1984, a rise of

6.5 percent. The number of individual taxpayers filing Form 1040

increased 4.9 percent from 60.9

million to 63.8 million this year.

(See statistical table 6 for details.)

A short-form corporation income

tax return, Form 1120-A, was introduced this year. This form is about

half the length of the regular corporate return . Ofthe corporations eligible to use the short form, about

145,550 did so, significantly reducing their reporting burden.

Tax Receipts

Gross revenue receipts, up 9.2 percent over 1984, rose to $742.9 hillion this year, an increase 0~iQA

billion. Increased individual and

corporation income tax collections

accounted for almost two-thirds of

the total receipts. Individual tax

receipts totaled $396.7 billion, an

increase of 9.3 percent over last

year. Corporation tax receipts rose

4.4 percent to $77.4 billion.

Employment taxes (social security, self-employment, federal

unemployment and railroad retirement), comprising 30.3 percent of

total revenue, rose to a record

$225.2 billion.

The Surface Transportation Act

of 1982, which repealed several of

the manufacturers'excisc taxes, and

the Economic Recovery Act of 1981,

which reduced the tax rate imposed

on windfall profits, were primarily.

responsible for the slight decline in

excise taxes this year. Excise taxes

totaled $37 billion, a decrease of 2,7

percent compared to 1984 collections.

Numbcr of Returns

filed by principal qTc

of return

(Figure,% in thousands.

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statistical table 6.)

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Windfall profit tax liabilities

reported on excise tax returns

amounted to $5.1 billion. (See statistical tables I and I for detailed

information on tax receipts.)

Refunds

The IRS in 1985 paid $86.3 billion

in total refunds to 80.1 million

taxpayers. In 1984, 79.1 million

refunds totaling $85.9 billion were

issued. Refunds this year to over 77

million filers ofForms 1040, 1040A

and 1040EZ were $66.7 billion,

including 8479.2 million it) interest.

As of the end of September, the I[IS

had issued refunds with interest on

2.1 million returns that were filed

timely but not refunded during the

statutory interest-free period. During 1985, 97 percent of all individual

refunds were issued timely, cornpared to 98 percent in 1984. Individual refunds averaged $866, compared to an average of $850 paid in

1984. (For details, see statistical

tables 4 and 5.)

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'FMmated collections of individual income tax

withheld are not reported separately for old-age,

survivors', disabilitv and hospital insurance (OASDIII)

taxes on wages and salaries. similarly, collections of

individual income tax not withheld are conibined with

The law provides for the IRS to levy

penalties for failure to file returns or

make timely payments, paying with

bad checks, negligence, false withholding statements and fraud. The

IRS imposed 17.5 million penalties

this year, totaling $3 billion.

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an time also are charged interest on

the balance due. Assessments of

92.9 billion were made on individual

returns, with abatements of $280.9

million. Interest totaling 85.1 billion

was assessed on business returns,

with abatements of $1.7 billion.

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OASDHI taxes. The estimates shown for tile two

cat.go,ics of individual income taxes were derived hv

subtracting the 0ASDIII tax estimates from tho

eombined totals reported.

As required by the Omnibus Reeonciiiation Act of 1981, the IRS in

1985 offset $238 million from

487,926 individual income tax

refunds to pay delinquent child and

spousal support obligations. This

represents a 12.8 percent increase

over the $211 million offset in 1984

from 422,240 returns. Under an

inter-agency agreement with the

Department of licalth and Human

Services, the IRS acts as collection

agent for state welfare agencies. The

offsets of federal tax refunds reimhorse state welfare agencies for support they furnish through the aid to

families with dependent children

program.

Contributions to Reduce the

Public I)cbt

IRS tax forms contained for the

third year a message inviting taxpayers to make voluntary contributions to reduce the public debt.

Taxpayers were asked to include

separate checks made payable to the

Bureau of Public Debt with their tax

returns. Monies received were credited to a special account for contributions to reduce the public debt.

These contributions are deductible

on next year's tax returns subject to

the limitations on charitable contributions.

In 1985, the IRS received 2,235

voluntary payments, totaling

$357.435. Since the program began

in M3, there have beer)

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8,318 voluntary payments totaling $1.1 million.

Enforcing the Law

Examination and Correction

Results

fit 1985 the 116 recommended

additional tax and penalties on

1. 1 04,161 returns, totaling S1 7.1

billion~ ,tit increase of 19.4 percent

over 1984. Fxaminations of individual find fiducifirY income tax returns

accounted for $

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- billion, corporate

income tax returns for S10.7 billion,

estate find gift tax returns for 80.9

billion. excise find employment tax

returns for 80.3 billion find windfall

profit tax return,; for 80.2 billion.

Examinations also resulted in

overassessincrits on 81,713 returns,

with refunds of $0.7 billion.

The IRS examined 1,458,740

returns in 1985~ At taxpayers'places

Of business, reventic agents exani.

tried 519,292 returns, an increase of

.50,073 returns over 1984. In IRS

offices, tax auditors examined

814,2 13 returns. a decrease of

48,159 returns from last year. The

remaining 125,241 returns were

examined through correspondence

ft om the service centers.

E,Xnnfination coverage of

inconic, estfite and gift tax returns

was 1.34 percent of returns filed,

compared to 1.31 percent in 1984.

In addition, 558,876 returns

were verified or corrected through

correspondence from the service

ccifters for total examination coniacts with taxpayers to examine,

verify or correct income, estate find

gift tax returns of 2. 13 percent of

returns filed, compared to 2.44 percent in 1984. This program also

resulted in 9628 ruillion in recornmended additional tax and penalties.

Service Center

Correction Programs

The IRS uses service center correction programs, without the examination of books and records, to

identif

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v deductions find credits

erroncouslv claimed on tax returns

both during an(] after return processing. These programs include the

residential criergy credit, geothermal energy credit, once-in-a-lifetirne

exclusion ofgain on a residence,

taxable gain on sale Of a residence,

credit for the elderly, underreported

state income tax relifunds, individual

retirement accounts, farin-land

clearing expenses, farra commodity

payments in kind and historical

structure investment credits.

Tax returns are monitored

, tracked and identified using ]',,- t

computerized methodology. Whecroes

there is improper or inconsistent

reporting by Uixpayers, the IRS

niails proposed adjustment letter'

the taxpayers providing the amountto

Of tax change, an explanation of the

error, tax guidance and information

on appeal rights.

Information Returns Program

As a result of the IRS information

returns prograni, more than 3.6 million taxpayers were notified In 1985

of potential discrepancies between

income they reported on their tax

returns and'incorric reported to the

IRS on information returns. In addition, 3 million taxpayers received

notices (if apparent failure to file tax

returns.

The IRS received 787 million

information documents in its tax

year 1984 information return

s

program, including over 184 million

Forms W-2 reecived and processed

by the Social Security Administration. More than 16 million of the

total documents received were

information returns filed bv trustees

for contributions to individual

retirement arrangements and simplified employee plans.

The IRS continues to match

almostall information returns submitted on magnetic media to verify

that correct amounts arc reported

on taxpayers' returns. Over 514 million of the information returns submitted this year were on magnetic

media. [it 1985, approximately 99

percent of the 73 million information returns submitted oil paper

were matched, compared to 48 percent in 1984. This increase resulted

from the use of optical character

recognition equipment. Overall, 99

percent of the combined magnetic

media and paper receipts were

matched in 1985.

Unreported Income Programs

Recent studies continue to show ,I

substantial arnount of taxable

income is not being reported by

individuals. Underreportingseriously threatens the integrity of the

self- assessment tax system. To

increase compliance, the IRS has

established unreported income progrants directed tit taxpayers who do

not report all of their income. Districtand regional information gathering projects focus on significant

areas of noncompliance that fire not

identified through conventional

returns selection triethods, such as

construction contractors specializing in home improvements, cruplovers who do not include employce reimbursements on Form

W-2 find tip income. These projects

are based on information uncovered

in examinations find othersources.

As a result (if inforrinfition gathering projects on urneported income

in 63 districts and seven regions, the

IRS examined approximately 26,463

returns and assessed $139.7 million

in additional tax.
Tim Shelter Program

As ofSept. 30, 1985, 378, 100

returns with tax shelter issues were

in the examination process, an

increase of 41,300 returns from the

prior year. During 1985, 141,400

returns were closed after examination, with recommended tax and

penalties totaling $2.5 billion.

The Tax Equity and Fiscal

Responsibility Act of 1982 (TEFRA)

provided tools to combat abusive tax

shelters. The IRS is aggressively

using these tools on the "front-c

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through injunctions against promoters and application of promoter

penalties. Tax shelter coordinators

and committees have been estab.

lished throughout the IRS to gather

information on promotions being

marketed. In 1985 injunctive relief

was obtained against 42 abusive tax

shelter promotions.

As part of its front-end approach,

the IRS has issued 26,042 pre-filing

notification letters to investors in

104 different abusive shelter proj.

ects and advised them that the purported tax benefits are not allowable

and that their returns will be examined if they claim such henefits. In

addition, the IRS withholds that

portion of an investor's refund attributable to a shelter subject to a prefiling notification.

Penalties for negligence. civil or

criminal fraud, overvaluation and

substantial understatement also can

be asserted against promoters of

and investors in abusive shelters.

The Tax Reform Act of 1984 gave

the IRS new tools to use in its frontend attack against tax shelters. The

act, as originally enacted by TEFRA,

provided for a civil penalty equal to

the greater of $1,000 or 10 percent

of the gross income to be derived or

expected to be derived. The Deficit

Reduction Act of 1984 increased the

penalty to 20 percent of gross income. It also required that shelters

be registered with the IRS arid established penalties for aiding and

abetting an enjoinable action. During 1985, 14,403 shelters were registered. Organizers and sellers of potentially abusive tax shelters are

required by the act to maintain a list

of investors and make the list available to the IRS. Additionally, the

interest rate on substantial underpayments attributable to certain tax

motivated transactions now accrues

at an annual rate equal to 120 percent of the adjusted rate.

Tax Protesters Program

The IRS had 21,389 protest returns

under examination and had closed

18,382 returns as of Sept. 30, 1985,

compared to 28,324 under examination and 23,571 closed in the previous y at.

The service centers are making

more compliance checks to identify

those protesters who have stopped

filing returns. For those taxpayers

who file frivolous documents or returns, examiners are asserting civil

penalties as provided under the 'Pax

Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act

of 1982. The IRS asserted 6,603

frivolous return penalties this year,

compared to 8,210 frivolous return

penalties asserted in 1984. The

$500 frivolous return penalty is asserted against those persons who

take on their returns clearly unallowable positions, having no basis in

law or fact, with the intent of impeding the administration of the tax

laws.

Collection

The IRS collected a total of $18.3

billion in delinquent taxes in 1985.

Of that sum, $9.2 billion was collected as a result of initial billings

Action was completed on 2.7 million

delinquent accounts that yielded

$9.1 billion in overdue taxes -$ 4.4

billion in response to computer

notices sent to taxpayers and $4.7

billion on delinquent accounts,

Overdue taxes of $1 billion were

collected when 3.8 million delinquent returns, involving $6.4 billion

in assessments, were secured.

Additional revenue officer staffing

and case processing improvements

made through the automated collection system reduced inventories for

the second consecutive year and

only the second time since 1976.

Delinquent account inventories ;

declined from 1.9 million in 19Kto

1.7 million in 1985.

Automated Collection System

The automated collection system

(ACS) completed its first full y at

of operation, clearly 'showing its

advantage in efficiency and effectiveness over the collection office function that it replaced. A comparison

of ACS operations for the period

October 1984 through March 1985

with the corresponding period in

1981-1982, the last six months of

nationwide collection office function

operation, shows that delinquent

account dispositions are up 13 percent, delinquency investigation

dispositions up 39 percent and collections tip 40 percent to $1.1 billion. Comparing the above periods,

ACS used 49 percent less staff for a

savings of 926.4 million. In terms of

the cost of collecting a case, which

was $47 under the collection office

function, ACS did the job in the first

half of 1985 for $13.

Criminal Investigation

The IRS conducts a balanced

enforcement program to maintain

the highest possible degree of tax

compliance in all major occupational and geographical areas. Areas

of special emphasis in recent years

include investigation of abusive tax

shelters, illegal tax protesters, violations of the reporting requirements

of the Bank Secrecy Act and highlevel drug leaders, including substantial participation in the presidential drug task forces. In addition,

the IRS is participating in simultaneous criminal investigation programs with tax treaty partners and a

tax-haven offshore bank project to

deal with the internationally struetured transactions more and more

taxpayers are including in their tax

affairs.

Fraud Program

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produced 9,258 fraud referrals submitted to criminal investigation, a

referral rate of 69.4 returns referred

for every 10,000 returns examined.

The civil fraud penalty was recommended in 5,568 of these cases. This

penalty is equal to 50 percent of the

entire additional tax due ifany part

of the underpayment is due to fraud

plus 50 percent of the interest due

on the portion of the underpayment

attributable to fraud.

Tax-Haven Offshore Bank Projc;et

In response to the increasing use of

tax-haven countries by U.S. taxpayers, the IRS began a centralized

information gathering project.

The objective of the project is to

identify taxpayers who are evading

income taxes by establishing busi-

.ness entities and bank accounts in

tax-haven countries, which have

stringent secrecy laws prohibiting

access to bank and business records

and very low, or even no, taxes.

A by-product of this project will

be the identification of patterns of

activity that will aid in the future

detection of similar evasion schemes

arid activities.

Employee Plans

In 1985, the IRS issued 138,473

advance determination letters on

the qualification of corporate and

self-employed plans. In addition,

24,542 returns were examined to

determine whether plans were opcrating in accordance with the previously approved plan document, to

verify employers' allowable deductions for contributions to plans and

to assure that the rights and benefits

of plan participants are protected.

Exempt Organizations

During 1985, the IRS issued or

revised 6 revenue rulings and procedures and issued 438 technical

advice memoranda. The IRS also

acted on 62,846 applications, reapplications and requests for rulings

from organizations and examined

19,609 exempt organization returns.

Bank Secrecy Act

The number of currency transaction

reports (cms) filed nationwide has

increased dramatically from 3,418

in 1975 to more than 1,386,000 in

1985. A CTR is a report filed with

the IRS by financial institutions on

transactions exceeding $10,000.

This year a Massachusetts bank

was fined $500,000 for not filing

CTR,s on 9.1.2 billion fit cash

exchanged with nine European

banks. As a result of increased

enforcement that resulted in a

number of significant prosecutions,

filings of c,rRs have almost tripled,

going from an average of 60,000 per

month to more than 170,000 per

month,

Another case involving a Florida

bank resulted in prison sentences

for two batik officials of three and

seven years and a $375,000 fine for

the bank. The case involved false

CTP_s filed on $57 million and failure

to file reports on $37 million.
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Problem Resolution Program

This year 477,000 taxpayer problems were resolved by problem resolution offices located in each IRS

diSiTiCt, service center and regional

office. This personalized service

assured that taxpayers had somewhere to turn when the system

failed, someone to step in and make

sure that problems were not overlooked or lost.

Although publicity about the

problem resolution program (PRP)

has been emphasized so that taxpayers will be aware of the program

when they need this type of assistance, approximately 75 percent of

the PRII cases handled in 1985 were

identified and referred by IRS

employees.

An important aspect of PRP is

representing taxpayers' interests

and concerns in the IRS decisionmalting process to prevent or

quickly resolve difficulties that systems or procedures may cause the

public. In 1985, these efforts were

responsible for the development of

special procedures for taxpayers

who did not receive their refunds

timely, the revision of practices for

handling payments and credits to

correct error patterns and changes

to tax return instructions to make

their easier to understand or to

point out steps taxpayers can take to

prevent problems.

Write, Call or Walk In

During 1985, the IRS responded to

about 50.2 million telephone calls,

including 8.3 million inquiries

through the Tele-Tax program.

There also were 8.1 million walk-in

and 400,000 outreach program contacts. Taxpayers made 160,000 written inquiries requesting information

about their tax rights and obligations. Overall, the IRS responded to

58.9 million requests for assistance,

an increase of more than 4 million

inquiries from 1984.

More than 53 percent, or 31.3

million inquiries, occurred between

Dec. 30 and April 27. During this

same period, a quality check of telephone responses found an overall

accuracy rate of 93 percent.

Telephone Assistance i

Of the approximately 50.2 million

calls answered, over 80 percent

were answer

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ed through the toll-free

telephone system, with the remainder being answered through

the Tele-Tax system. Taxpayer senice representatives answered more

than 72 percent of the total calls

received, with the balance being

answered by other taxpayer service

employees or automated equipment.

This year the IRS answered 5.9 million taxpayer account and problem

resolution referrals and 2.1 million

technical referrals.

Special equipment allows deaf

taxpayers throughout the U.S.,

Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to

receive toll-free tax assistance, and

2,876 taxpayers received such assistance in 1985.

Statistical Tables

Table I.-Internal revenue

collections by sources and by

internal revenue regions and

districts, states and other areas/ 10

Table 2-Internal revenue

collections by sources/16

Table 3-Internal revenue

collections by principal sources/18

Table 4.-Amount of internal

revenue refunds including

interest/20

Table S.-Number of internal

revenue refunds issued/21

Table 6-Number of returns filed/22

Table 7-Returns filed,

examination coverage and results

(1985)/24

Table 8.-Returns filed,

examination coverage and results

(1984)/26

Table 9-Additional tax and

penalties recommended after

examination by class of tax and by

internal revenue regions and

districts and other areas/28

Table 1 O.-Number of returns

examined by class of tax and by

internal revenue regions and

districts and other areas/29

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Table 22-Internal revenue

collections, costs, employees and

U.S. population/30

Table 23-Costs incurred by the

Internal Revenue Service by

activity/30

Table 24-Costs incurred by the

Internal Revenue Service by

office/31

Table 25.-Personnel summary/32
Table I.-Internal revenue collections by sources and by internal revenue regions and districts,

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12

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2

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7:1150:'21'~

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28

3

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38 5,07,140 41,497,114

11

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422

31,469 366 52.891 376,435

Table L-Continued

(in thousands ofdollars)

kh."ll hoo.n.. .911.. and dl.UJI thohn,

:.d the, Ineae. (State, hoph-hed b,

in, alole dht d- Itelolhod 11 thoonth....

othl, t'Ifthol shoon, at bIltiom If lable.)

United State.. 1.1.1

N_.-I A",. ................

AAhnny hal,no)

.. ........

I...-11- W- H-pshna) ..........

Pvowdeme_.' P1,III. Wood) ~.. .1

MId-AUI R" In .................................

INIIII-In . ......_, ...and& DO.)~

F"'igh O-tI....... .....

No. j-Y) .......... ...

Winnington............

~ult....I

................

...............

Atnod............ ....... GaIngith

=1 IS-th Cannons)

Go,nsixor, Ndrth Co.fin.)

Z'=='~

............

Rohde,

Ida. R.~k IA,k.n.,)

.asholle- ........... ITannel ......... .. ..

Ne. On-............. .. (L a) ........... ...-

Conthd Real.It ....................................................

O-nnal. ...... ... .. ...... _(So. (d) al-) ........... - ............(Sao (d) balm) .

Dalton ................._.._.(M1Ch,nI

,danth.1

L,winndfle.'.

.........

(Wool ~',Vh a)

Mid.

on

._........... ... ......

AbendI. .................. (Sth

Ct.mgo_ ... ................. (Sao (b) W10

Do. M.1-~ ........ ... (10.8)

Fango ........... .(Ndnh Cako6j::~:

Hal......... ........I -(m...)

M,Wa.k-~ __ (Woconton)

Omane ....................... .(N,loaal,a)

St, .... ........... (mohnnm)

St. p"t

SI-oholl Region

.........

.....................................

ANIdn,ohn," thlono Me.,w)..

A-- .............. (So. (I) ban"i

On"—- ............. hN,noj) ......... ..

Cohen ................. (a" (t) elm) ..............

Denoth, .......... Ooloado) ..............

H...h...............

Onahnon, Chy

11,oan.. ............... . .. . (A

SaltICfty, (Utah) ............

wichda..._ jl(an...I .......................

W-I R.gi.n

A..,sg. .......... (41asN.)

Blw_~......................(ld,ho)

Homl,lu ................ __ (I.........................

Legane Nq;.I ........... 001.............

_aa ~.g.. ...... .......... .............

1-oa An'g.1.. .............. _(See (a) th")

PoAlam S_Ihoon............ (O,egm)

.1-) .... ........

San

San j.... Sao".:Z

sooduI ...... ::::: ...............(11.ohh,gI.n) ................

Undi.hrlinned:

P.-I To. Dnlea.__ ..................................

G-lo.. nd .... FICA chadd~.

W"hww .... .1

w

..ployee. ..................

..ng -tI., I... ..I -hon W.)

and InJ-A,, Fcoc, and NaI

Pdsid,nhal F_ad al-n -,align I..d

"- cedda .......................................

TOUIS 10, State, not shthen U...

1.C IdIhn. .....__..............

III.. ..........................

(d) N~

lot 01P hha*.n

. .................

(h To— or ............

1.037.503

470.3N

(72)

785,929 13.763 3,805.002 W1.5,15 450530 161.579 180,~3

2911.4. 7,739 1.7

0

21

4,:4711 2M,17D 3,52 4.468 2, 87

W5

.262 '0"

3N.669 98.5~12 70.823 117:~11 .' 1127 11:001 :'552,0, 17 232,209 16' 3 2.8,10 a,

26 137.411 13,610 1.710:117 8.105 215 900 5,990 52..106 a "h 14

"'.560 6,05 ~535 31,111 15"" 118.230
Table I.-Continued

(in thousands of dollars)

tord 1-1-1wit. ... (Sur as ,noon_di..t=, ans as

ten H, districts Indicated 1. oerantiesanytworle d b

I., wine, ..- he.. .1 befte.a ta~i..)

United States total .................................

Regoon ............ ................... . .............

Boston............ Zarce-sess) ............

B-k.................:::::::

S.

(c) beece,) .............

Foliate (c) bolone) .............

.tert 111%1n ::::: JI=no.. ...................

conneco,ul) .................

Mannation.. be$-) ............. p ouit, mshe,) ...........

Pneed-. ....................(Recoo, fiesew...............

aR&AM,Uc Region

Fonsly, opa~xi~~W

e,ent,R.........

No"*.. .......................IN" jors")

Plutadelph

.

...................(Sao (a) boloe)

=h

no

.he. . ....... (Do ...........

Atlanta ..................

B"

(South Caro1,naj::::~::::::::

Grabesl.;~ ............:::::::Illh C-H.) .............

Lot.R. ....................

N."WHe ....................... (Tbrommuse) ..................

Non, Oncen. ................. (L.,iterne)

Central Region ....................................................

r,.,nu d~ co-) .............

Id teakee) .............

DoMod-st R.gio

....................................................

Abardesn'... South Nicest ..............

checag Do.. ....... (b)

FargoM

H.'res (Mon..)..

Mt.suk. .....................

0.7"a ......................... (N.1breek.)

St. Loux; .......................

St. Pa., ........................(M,--) ..................

Seengfool

.

.....................is.. (b) torfloe)

Se.-W Rag on .....................................

Alleaboxic'-.-............(N- Mexico)

Aust..

....... ......(Swa toW

Ch.yane..::::::::::::::I

Della .....................

De- ......................... J~oawo ............

H-con... (1) .1-) ..............

:::::S- Oki. -a) ....................

Phoork.... Amore) ................

Sao o," Cry t.ftehI .................

Wkehot, . .......................

Wastree, Iixifo~ ...................................................

............

Bocks.... dalsto

Honob,ou*:: ..................... (Haxiiiij .............

Uguea Nque................ (Sea (a) be")

Us

Vag

.. .................... (N-ft) ............

W,A asW W-) .............

sicesr;;ni~:~

Sal Francoc, ............... (Sea (a) esive,) .............

SanJ...... (Sea 1.) toot .............

Seattle :::::::,.:.:::::::CWashingWn) .................

Unch.1irlbeeack

F,deral Ts =G

~w`-

~bDwcoxlts.,, ....................

.. end -x-YI

C4-,.ng .-o fi==I"n K;xi

grul.ol'Ait Force ,ndN, .................

ard

. i;.,.

,, **

6

anned . . .so,. ....................... ::

011,ar ..................................................

Total$ for sustax, net Incest Sol,,

j'b~ 211boo`-3- ..--- ..--

(ci New yew::::::::::::::::::

(d) Ohio.......................... T -pt T ...

bvrxom,~ 1.

(15)

4,M,193

3111SS

I,N

3795

87

2,107

87*":86

N2

j:U4

1.7316

61

655,574

2,9Q3.952

414,730

1.069

2,457,214

30.238

6992

700,TU11

273

5,.E~S

W.117to,

247

193

3.1

132

1,214

1.185

235

Z355I

71

79

"lot44

212

1.1719~

2,5,17

283

1.706

,,no

Talal

(16)

10,020,574

$59

20'W

.:"di,

101,581

41:1.11 ii~ ,

7S':'d

A70,400 "`3 S 778

321

121.02. 321

348,611

409.073

136'103 27,371

940.438

175.637

97,791

lo,4:142 '3

50.883

16 '057

57.BW

109447

45,879

1,230:111 U 2~,

211113' 99.013

212:21 4~

1,319,6u 769

22.911

5N, 70

721 :451 3 72~

27,362

87.926

39.558

271

79,W

3.165~416

.,:I 52 too1

25,657

72600

90.183

1.502,4N

362 12

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11

733

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1.371,001,

2,903

1':".' 4 7Z)

56,757

11,117

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35:512 ,

342,5,42 '424 "

:~7.12

4S

I

1.24e,476

646.5~

621.194 " m

7'1 114

4~

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Manufacturers ...use ....

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G.-Wes

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=

tubes

and tread

rubber

(10)

9,062,M 242,923

71,SdD8, 6DA59

2.780

11:2.101 IS (93

44,827

71,589 1.,205

9.622n

30625 6.089

4W272 49,5,11

4,eOl (3)

5,5,12 (39)

903, We 21.425

75,766 7.95

26 285

26 2;5

9,052

314,124 3,495

309,446 492

03.592 146

9,184

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16,473

170,920 682

76,1U 10)

U.",

11

5

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15

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49.895

159,M3 5"'15

55,387 32

77.598 13,792

41,50,1

%5,431 107,732

39 135

oinj

458 110,411

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54

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1.210~2411 (2

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21,610 (3)

542.603 (765)

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29,211 (3,)

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76,1f,I3

3,M,5w we

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20,5384

724,012

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1,488.671 (6)

143 ~124

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1.303,402 2.315 28"0

~8,672 (T2,)

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32099 1 18.174

1:0831

717,N6 lolmo

31,295 (47)

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73

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11471 ":.44 (41o

664

1.18,1.420 28,491

618.767

540.736 63(762)

497.504 109,7831,

'237 1.117

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41272

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(19)

5413,356

279

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13

41432 '3799

176,4311

996

26,539

99.035

x9,709

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17,M3

41143

17,271

407 I"ll,

1,04

16,550

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7,627

7

9

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1.121

17,594

713

6,92435

9.639

46.2761

3,469

59,933

2,784

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17,(ull

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1307

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587

2,449

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1.791

4.791

2,076

17.410

21,0133

4,523

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151:6311

taxes"

(N)

16,61"S

40

111506

NO

2&1 50

0,152

6,4'S

2"

32,27

475

10

To

6,194

4,653

100

1 2656

8113.

19.5 3,812a

1,873

1,293

23

5,W

176

2.030 786

31968

7,4011~ W

'25

4,927 m

III

688

25,695 1

83

7,438

3,2n

21

1 (422)

975

739

1 i.;W112

8,3973

171

5)

177

7.1

(~31) it

4741

1.193

6,11

501

16,915I

200

(6.05t)

4.0353

2.473

892

1.36,

1:321 21

07

1:41.2

12.325

US

41:7" 1 9

Table 1-Continued

(in thousands of dollars)

Internal tr ,.dd

M'..

as or.

and the,, I-IMasbI,

single connotes indicateel In "renthesot; Wixix,

fes bers, tsba, sh... .1 beften, of tam..)

towed States. ebal

Nodlit-Aturcoo, Region ....................

Mbany .......................... (Sea (c) be?..)

"'hustials) ............

Brook. ...................... I.

- )...-

aullsk, ........... ............. WIZ. .............

(venrento .. ...................

Krut

Manhattan..................... (c) been.) ...-.:...

Portuarrotel,

~Sen,

Flarenchi l1.1,we Ishatto

hfildl~,Ulanbc Region .... :ii::*:imewi~:i

Buto................... D.6):

Fo OW.n . ........ ...................................

.R........ ............

Othe. .....................

N d, .................. joreby) ............. ...

Mtxurg~h' :: ::j= 1.

ItIchniond! ..................... (Virgelmo

Wd.engion ........... (Courenue) ................... .

Southeast Reg In ................................................

Atlanta .......................... (Gxogia).- ...................

JWkson~ .................... ...(Malt-pp) ...................

Jacksorniflo- ........... (Florewo.,

Leon Rock .................... N x-fte ...................... Cr.n--)

N- 0,11a- .. .............. ..............

Unbral Region ... ................................................. Q -......................(See (do -M).

CAb,nAxnd_....................iSon (w bolc~) ...........

~boo ~-hi.,)no.::::

news-oo ::::

extut

L-i-s. ....... lKentucky).. ..... .............

Park 19 ..(Wlw vellinut)

Alberd

Use

IN.

M-kse .................... (W,.. --n`-nwxxo .................... 0Stresi_teee re, ......................... . .. .. . . (Nutortoke ~ ........ .. -

(M -e) ......................

St Not .............. ...................

Sm,W,eld ..... ............... (See (b) Woe,).

Au,t,. (See o) WI-)

(Sea v) baur-) ... .......

.. ......... :.::::l

Houston- ........... ..........~Seettt- qbocn,) :::::: pne.. ....................

...... (M-)

Sall L-ske Qty. ..............(Uctuo

INIChga.,-........... (Kansas)

W.1- R.01 on ............................

cah.),

Horxchulk~::, (H-H) ..........

t-agurs, NgLd. --iSes (a) below)

We Anx as

Pence, .......... .......... ..(Oekoxo W)

S-exed....................(Sea (a) lbrkrn,~ San

~.a~ be be,)

San Jose. See W=) .............

Seattle- .................(W.,h.gln) .................

Undl.b1bu ad:

Faclarat Tax ............. GmIm, 1-caung oil and ,mss FIC~ ~exki,

Wro,tesid ... .1 1-1.1 -,1.....................

Clearing account to, o,ci,, te-aAaeo,I el

text 04- Ae 1'.c.=N,~,ju.tt.:

N-t"'

Wt,, page

Earn.

- ,W

ex

.....................................

Toork, for bates net shown oce,s

~w rlif-i

.

Int 111-ici~ N- York. .................... A On. .. ...... ...........

Pennsyl-L. ..........

T.wall

(21)

3.802,

"7, 43

~122,

08

42,04U

I.No11

21,239

21:52,

.1

5725

4611 ..

47.9U

665I

956

211

69.212

70.124

20.637

741,723

120.37D 71,

,.6.

114.955 47' 144.470

N,747

52,015

4~7

625.387

1132

170,1 to

145,526' U 711

17:.,

6n,"S

lo.pw

22 .252 6 R43

1,1623

20.389

105 03

29.725

107,731

61

426

3M,

674.97

21

SOM'

47,7N

94.339

83,97. 3 612

45:3V

54

027

416.19,

20,27. 4."'

1,588

4773 1

7:006

":N' 70 W

41-6 ,,:Wl

59

108

54,327

24 874

255.315

99,6.9

235.6M 2 3.609

360.913

RIkellem' and lbow.1 fuel taxes

Diesel Wait

(22)

2,430,165

'39,512

,11,73

21111

27.~ to 'o

3,1590'

14,464

25,935 7 4

3:774'~

.9,"

32.1.1.11

197

5 '885 5 5

571:.7'7'

11412 1

5:3.2

,410.669

76,292

35,77.

2480

W:124

33.047

126,91

1

32.227 5 D26

31,654

365623

16933.620

.742

44,MD

72.162

45031 1

0,128

365,465

NZ..595

40,6

9.403 419

:~~l

4o

o

21.179

66

37:1,42"

23. &1

S23.IW 1

741

14:2

1.

16,291

12 151 2

78B'oeo 2W

0956

'N', ,ot 24

41,344

286,340 1 3,331

4.592 N111"go

1,I.N5

210o

38:2570 3 621

40.398

48,326

30.467

N--,.I.f

.A.We

to.]

(23)

171

437

792

2.0,104,

077 3

398

7,1

277

1,667

"963

746

12,112

1.17'

112.

944

1,580

2,631 "5

1,637

30S

1,175

11,02,

1.62

521

.,44

460

1.772 to

567 1 3

23,

Nt

621

1.445

mo

21.a43 40e

3..j;

4,.72'

2,955

4,012

4.1112

11101:

402

2V

!2.

57

1.3.14 7o~

2.22~

803

595

2W

,.,99

,.No

183,605

113,458

7p~~42 .

62

Ito,:516

28 655

2,8

4.197

7.503

1,944

11.394

Moto eahkox,

chroud'. bow".

.=..d

ria.

(24)

1,11171 a,:~43

4.563

4,441

9,570

3,4'6 1 772

5:690

1:112 S .73

1,013

IM162

15.43.

69

79

1 35248

06581 I0 me

:,

241.1152'

3oZ

f1.72S

50,251 9 so

37,203

I"

I

3S,039

24, A93a

1~536

119592

23.518

71.744

11.196

,oo,1

3,U', 10

13O.W5

21.056

5.037

5.959

55.mo

~.7:114 3o2

27.139

..85.

12991.

3,075

lo.4.

48,30 4"

15.9,`7

,2,W

I

10,270

11,676

12..175

5lo

5.260

271

12200 1

:3

5

1

0,

240

31,D07

6.530

1 1.003

9.250

22,491

11113

22.076

341 72a

,ZN",Out
14

Table 1-Continued

(in thousands of dollars)

and olthen, anum,= mtonmented by,

Wilgi. iffition"' hid In penunhwimmi; Witme, W ollfe,, -t- st,onen .11 bible. .1 t".)

indeed Stable, low.. ...............................

Morith-Allim"th. A.0.. ...............................

AD.,_

.........................

"I

a.M biI-)

(c)

Holland

.::..... ... ..:

Connoce,ut) .................

'Hitu-"hi, a).........

Pro,ndence himenIJ) Mid-Allaybc

Seuo-...

..

.........

Otw ..................

~kneiu* ............... IN- J..y~.I.-1:1.....

RonWdiewwSoutilemon Region ....................................

........

Athon..... ::::

............

.............

j.................. (monou"Plii)

U. k1I1 (Flonil.) jAnuobbul)

1. Roc..

N&;WII. ...... rt.n-.

Ncitniblil Real

. ....................................................

C-nnab.= ~d~ -) .............

See cl~ bet-)

Din........ ,,j",n ...........

.: ln~jiiunel .................

Lo,unn,14, :::::::::::::::::::(K-ky) ............

Pinkemburg Meet

U.-t Regio ....................................

Abendoon. .................... South Danow)

Chim"go IS- (b)

D.

Felgo.. M.M. Onkl.)

(Moniam).....................

MMeA

"

..................... (Woconvil) ..........

Onuine jN-,,,a ..........

St. motiouri) .....................

St. P-t ................ IM,n-.) ..............

Sonn9flow . .. . . ....... see (b) W-)

Sourannust R;j....... wr

Aueon, ..... ... (Se. (1)

See (f)

OkInhonut, Oty ............. oklatoomi. ............

Sona Utah) .............

An.n.., ............

........................

Uguna Nquiel ............... see (a) bew). ............

is L--M bo-)

S.ora.to ..............

San F,- Son .............

a- .1bee 4~ beiz), .. Seem ...............fft-ngton)

Federal

G.SolTo'ub-b 'a en~-o.

w1vinew was Of

f"a"'al

o"I'loy"S .. ...............

Cleening .-.t- 1,talion 1.1

.1-A, F:9 "6N."'

kniontlenbal elocution, c&,npa,,n

Etin-I

_. ~W0-.................................. ...............

Tooth, 1. -1-- e1nnen, abld~~ ONh. ............................

~nn. .................

T...:!~ ................

T.Wph- .. Tneneponothon U" of Into,.

Telel t.linTgn'le, of per no "tilnel ne"I In"Pe"y

by W, f1cliftun, by

,

(25)

1 1,N4,033

40"a"

"'S.0

",439

30,997

27.323 3

72,N8

2.1al

2,M

Z23z,w

222

2M

14,44

1,222112

301.692

104,670

18,473 5 me

.0251

au,.611

".516

1893,

M,8

I9,6,,a

11

:671

.1 .17

20.411

11:*14

1901

,

75

wo

2.

7;2 0 7

M837:421

3,887

483.333 1~ .77

10997

411.1-"S

216:.7.1.1

41.248

3.719.918

12,170 E 114

705,3n

1,174

651

20.670 2 1

7S U5

1,744:M

I.,

2.574 M

I6.w6

141:171 S.2, N "I,

4~64 3W. 11:2

989

'31

I.:a2,

1,60405

124:581 3,3,

'14

.2,425 U3.,

1.950.899

M

2,3107,1107

113

25

47,61

-(17)

102M1

273

70111

1.746

1.746

141:153 .3,

1.246"'

49,371

11

228,17S

70.597

66.181

3.811

13,:.11~1

29.529

2,583

7,625

1. 71

112'33

4

41)

'M11,67S' 1

:7.45

3

,

261,287 a

76

53.352

6.795

933

696

2~:048 6 406

103731

6:Sw

25,7U 07

.7'0 5..

2.66

3.,364 311

121:~11.1

2.129

10.21.

;71

211:0

4.6,13

3.V1M

I'm

794

51,829 3 71

2:4'

133459 11

41:4M66

MIMS

19.106

21753 .I

'11

4441

34:290

(171

ZM2,487

IN 970

1,216

1.41

20.002

5.4.

916

70,N2

73

122

2",170

130,490

3,793

3~ii)3

76.295

937

IF7

07,621

292

92-45341

188'al

5

'54

,,1:4" 3.7

10,7

2,197

M7

'~'57 213'.

115

676,2219

36ZO8514

799

00

9"

7.113 '.7

126,827

173.026

4,224

612.713 949

1,035

Is,

1,17S.

81:202'

255,963

9,00

2.707

3. 27

236,36.

7,480

I.,_21

70,527

3,715

11-81, 25,

2,4M

29.013

'a2:11

024

196,582

366,309

97,560

2.158

235,223

ga,"S (20)

18,705

530

6.5753

11,50~

12,2664 6 2121

6,2112

5,1 tO2

(2)

13:12' 2 ,

14

17~

11,311

p5)

244 M

(2)

416"

am

21,797

13,54424

3.171 5.'a,6

14

a

1.2a,I 78

156

22

17.177

113

Sol 77

7,753

6,152

50

2.2K

14.032

131~ MISS(3) 7

1,413

Wagering

()-M

140.943 7,316

17.21421 1742

29

-

77 78

12

1

6. 10

56

'5,195

1.197 784

2,705 172

1,148) 2~ 0M

12

1,21

1

3

20 36 5 2

7:014.. 1'200 173

70 63

86

3,27; 6 72

17

5.3324

,

714 158

33.739 201

3w

11.114 1,101

441 567

10,792

194 3NI

29 37

26,3732

31

6.690 66

51

115

23 13213

14 M2 108

4,48073 771

11.325

4N "111

2.3

583 280 m 55

3,63. 7'0 178a

,7' , "Ei 4 7

1,219

'o

"

41

1:7

12 3,430

7217'1

SS8

73 2M7

12.659 1 .1

407

2,89943 71 2 2

04 407

"

SO

1~

.17W 67

7"47

1,239 49

5.617 Sla

Table I-Continued

(in thousands of dollars)

11te-1 -n- .a. .. nd dInId.ft. womIlee .no

ot., .-

,

ebig'. gone.-

---led by

,~ fi. Hot. oudiceleel in P.-Iii.eet; b,bile

enter inatee elnt bollont of itolle.)

Unued See., t0nil-................I ...............

N-Athe'ti, RegionAlbony.,

Aug- im -) ...... .. ........ ......

.., -inun.)

S-1,........................IS.

Is- :c,~ Mo.)

HantIld ............(Conn--Q. .,,............

P-.-.Ih

belo.) ..........

F,.W.nou in. '-w-...........

Mk.At Region

B.11,=- tin

F-,,n OW.1-

Plx,no Ronno, .....

znk-, A11- 1-1). .............

PNI-ph,I IF.. (,,) b.t-)

..:,SeeM uM-)--

Rch-no...................

M nui)~

...............

.I.-R ............................

C.I.rnb.. .................. ~.. (Soua, C..11-) ............

Gnoon-o:,~~ IN.nh C-lkna,

,I-

Ja,,keon M-r-ppi) ...................

JaCktionville ..................(Flonda) . ......................

t-,1be Rock.-.......... .. .,.(A,kBnw,) .................. ..

Naeltnille .............. (1 onnessee)

N- CkI.. .........

Centeil Region ....................................................

Qn-nal............ (Son (d) eCl-land~ .....................(Soo (d) .1-;

Dii1r.nt ..........................(M.Chien) .................

Indewount.,................

Lou-11 . ....... ..............

P-on"b",

W., ~nripnm) ...............

..., Rgien ...................................................

Abenjoen ......................(South Nuita)~.............

M) 'lo.) .. ..........

..............

Fau,o. ....................(Nonh Dakout)

luljl~iiuk. ..... ............... (Woonnion) . ............

St. Pit.l.- .....................(.-W~ ...................

Sm"field ........... -... see (b) belo~) .............

S-th=t Reg- ................... .......................

Alb.. ............ (Now ..-) ............

Austin ...................... IS.M to.W.)

Ctionenn. ....................

Da line .......... ..

D,n- ....... .................(Colonado)

H-I.n III bei"):

Okh,tnon,s &~ ....................

Pnoent. .-...................(A-) .......................

Son

-'k,

On, (Utilh) .......................

Moni. ... ............ ("n-) ............. ......

We

.......................

Zrh

~R;~w

jAiiniI .................

id.h.

Honolulu.

W) belo.)

(N..dS)-................

W.A,to) W-) .............

'onninT."' :I-n)

S....-w:: .................I.

I.)

San F.-........... (a) low) .............

San Jose..

Sentbe ......

Undinhiftnifted:

Fooler-I T. Deboalt . ....................... .................

Gotmoune, W-ury, .1--S, FICA ~-..

Willibold Was of Wenal emploInim ., ................

Cletuing -In fi,, ..ci. .-...- -I

and oll-A,r Fwoe nol N,~ ...............

Pnimudenfial elI canuboun fund

E- .- c,ed,--7g............. ................

Telol, to, Sibitee net shonent lb-

(a) ColdIt,cl

(d) On. .......... -- ...............

S) P.-O-u, ...........

(f)T... .........

-in,ory -t ei-onenyt

noein.

456,143 136,153 3

IN 38,955

2 362

l:M3 2.229 137

6,257 2.3~ 2 447

1.095

6,Ws 2.683

1.441 25', ' MSS6 30180

52,767 17.743

6,727

2

516 ."' 17.

516 1753

10.372 4,340

11:,4132 S , 5~5()6

3.330

8,855

2.182 :'8'2

1 1~:12

'4a

..

361

S 2.. 311

413

"IN'

.5

216:11 14.171

.11

'IIS

9766 1,07,

4:,N 4%

59.606 10.006

7:011 1:~l

7

15

088

2~

17,441 4,002

11,850 5, 1~113 6,0

lag

"I'M

14,558

,7:852 2

2

9.972 6,305

391 .72

2281 58 2 19,13 74

2:,113

I-l"317

;3,686 7 2.158 N

3,705

7.306 2.

ed 257 18,231

2:1. 92 1

424

"58512

14:.711

1

a on

94

6.866 1:405 4.414

"'O'S

3,&17

4wa 34

,

4:372

225

7.

Up

4N

03.956

1,

M .2431 .

3,23. 61 7 6'6

1,116 ~4 811.

11:1 7 ,11 6.495 N.9

7:,S1 131

7.1 3,56',

.7112

1.132

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37JM 12,180

25.27a G.589

13.N7 32,68,1

22,M2 3,662

24:11 SAX

061 12.095

misciremneemp. ..d- M.

windlell

P.1111,

IS.

(33)

5.073,159

12.6675

21,

44

24032

805

11.354

713MI J)

":'3.'

639

132.732

2M.080

267,642

42.732(9)

03,013

2,977323S

10,531

203

520

70~71302

260,520

240190

22.660

(121:77

370)

(402)

24.6135

491

(77B)

163

7.068

4,375

1016, '15

895

2,11".7511

11115

31,060

411:~12 Sao

975.31655 1 .09,

59.31,

1,0110.946

1;2

57.9oO'a,

699,ISiI(a)

1721 537

2.

41.

37

,

2 2m

;29

E-lbeeineedual t....

(34)

272,957 1

2,0004

27

S~

151

5,2761

10,107

(4.2805

U.69338

1:

31

11a

SAID 0

5,7016

6,757

17.239 7 9

953

1 S4

516ao

275

327

30.341

",37

9.871

15.122

1.017

3.130

555

21.Mj

13.019

231

25

3,38011

3.399

as

115,91,

(2.82')

,.7

53

14.946

403

81,196

19'45087 m

28,5S. '.3"

2746

186

770

26

20,3322

1,wl

4,665 1

on

368

11008107 ,

:,87

X:Llo

531.722

1.524,053

27.W2

13.011,1

.84

23,996

97,049

Othe,

Unciewled,

(351 in)

";."a 2.266,M

3 86,11 (233.257)

74 (7,.8)

13. 933

3.539 1~4

68',

'a

151

605

5"S,

76 889

U:,317

'AN"21

26

511

62.446 SZ"S

3'105

'a~S

2

41,

5.07

1. (559)

4"

5

41

,

.75 (Xm)

486 , 14171;1 M'il

1,064 (36631)

2523

4* GOZ52

2.211

2.M5 670

1,272 (24,4 J04;1

2312

,

~333

11.1217

'

9

5"

41:7367

2:,11 21.922

13 zS505

23,243 113.51. 4,:11~1

4'

Ia

51:.00

5.352

8,0w (14':57"13)

3,125 29.150

21,440 ... 718: 10"1

84 (2,.07) X

am 96073

611 6,779 M 697

2.241'7 .344 m (12.619

6.802 39.808

31378

Z.5 (48-53'1 (2.117

16.2541 1,764."

51 (2,607)

113.212

I,.qw)

1,1117 M3.52,1

Nu, (1 21244)

1S,6D()

1,476 '25~' 127402

112

a.

985

15, 27.210

2:."52 ;""o)

(,..35) 1:'17"'

4~11 3.657

2,057So 117,16.9;)

5.32 (107~525)

525 5,332

669 29.191

1,742

1'

7.192

2.35P 6.019

(721

10.320 (98.222)

11.654 WASS

24,1481 (24, :954)

6,056 .220

6.510 145

19.570 1.132:527791

15
16

Table 2-Internal revenue collections by sources

(in thousands of dollars)

sourest, of ho'emse

law. .11 soxar es. ......................................................................

Ilan Imsent werit, total 17

rewe incema. ................... ...................................... ..........................

1.1h,adual in-..,:,.d andlo,.-t .........................

ux rad

lrrs~r

SECA ..............I ... ........... .........

IrF,:,_d -W .0shalk! and FICA" 'x .......... .. ............. .............

nuarrament'low

.

......................................... ..

U

re in.... ............................................

..

Eat

oft to, .... .........*... .......................... ..

E.d- ow-, toi~i:'*...............................*................. . ............. ....***........... .....

Alloolval Us- t~W:: :::::::: .............. ........... Missiles spirits U.4.* istal .

..................

............. ............

Comearric, Imported (bods. III sol by Customs ed- .- as .......................................

-1 PI-I sell- .1 -1g, gallon emen as- proof .. ............. ......

3D

"me par broct gallon . ......................... .......................... .................toral

Nontatherholle humbareamers or sai S25, ,,' $,soW

Reew . .............................. ............................... ...................................

,una. dealer (dausedi -me, n. ber"), $&l ;xal year ...........................

winterize. siumbee_,=Of1-1 (drablarl inabla $55 ba, beft $255 per year ............

Still. or cood"reare moratactured. $22

s- parel.as. an .. .................................. .............................. ............................ "I'll t... a. total .......... ..........................................................................................................

law" lcollmed by Customs rates were

-

D-.- (.bit -. 17 ciami an

'2 as dor b.) .......... ..................................

.=I, .--,ad

.24., ..

25

1

pen It. I.em;

8.M.Or.IrWm,n

, .a...'$,

3,

,4.0. ...........

...............................................................................

a-, tonew, tits

I

.............................................................................................. Insoned (ballexce. by Customs, ent., me a, domease) ......... .......

Dereardo. $9- barel of 31 9.1l.. (S7 far exeran luwtI U.S. b,

occupreachel we". total ....................................... ......................

..................... ......

..........................................

Br-. tow ....................... L 500 camelli $55 par trear .............. . ................................ .... 5

Itselfd= or "".I toW Y.-

.................................. .....................

"

=tener. $24 bar year (includes ambeel netail dealer in caused samt,

ern, rmcl S2.20 and S4.5D

M month) ............ .....................................................

,a :aa,d:iWa.!n ................ ..................... ..............

beacce .............................................................. -,................

cv

aWasa,,A, ii; ................................................. .......... ... .. ... . ... .....

l-&(C,as, B), S168D Par

thousand'

except it

cand for each2 3/4 excess or thicten ths,'Zf .6..2.. .n.

eno. W .ItSa, oxe

.....................

=Y=17 .1.............................. ........................ ............... ..................

I........................I.............................................

I..........................

cigarromis "it (pearo Rxce) ....................................................................

Oth",9,tow

agre" total ............................................................................................................

wholesale Whosesse on. -1 rece. than S235.294 too, V.."rad,

6 1/2W am ..........................

2U oe, 11housund, $20 par thredasno .....

W"'-W

M =nL1'S2,,.

=u:-(nd (P... R'.).8 1~'~ orir Wholesed, Preas -a bure S235.2gl cored

Put. R..). $M Par Incausesed

.............

C-9--ter PoWers and tuaters, paper .-Ion ............... I Posted cies", =o'er

...

a and 6gleste, tubes (collectell by Customs. .1- .............. .,.P,

'Arecafternmeect usescoo ............................

lega loss

:,fll, 21 742871,541

T4 711,3's 2 ":412,769

74,129,397 77,342,1376

4%- 69.793

112s11 :1 17 121:1124:41~11

2: io'

,.,

1

7s III

459.1192.499 50K),468,079

3.(W.030 3,951,781

6,052.023 6~671.797

6.024.9115 6,303,410

1.1,682 276,2114

38,017,we 37,004,94A

5.402,467 5,395,10

3,!",'4'02 3,520,697

-,9 501,85,

2,9101.963

173

18.811 19,138

83

292

17,227 17,156

lA95 1.604 17 70

319.920 305.01116

79,282 92,497

240,~ 212'",

627

i's

to

1,57

s':9Z

681,46

.993

1,456.109 1.502,732

1.962 1,710

211, 123

109

1,508 I.N7

429 352

4,653,610 4,143.193 4.623,2110 4,4411,916

4,6M234 4..8.305

13

961

19 M

77 20

~30,372 24,294

23.776

19,85, 10,10,

1: gIl4 2511

1.863

372

1

875 513

2.0379 1.4976

7,9121

8 4sS

Table 2-Continned

(in thousands of dollars)

sources of .......

Elleas bass- continued M ... Isict...... ... - tu- 1.1.1 ........................................

Gasoline,9 cents par g,tl,, gasohol3 cents)

Gasoline door -k ................................ .............................

Te

:.hjZhu#y or ;5 he. .1 rebsee). inner tubes and head rubes,~....................

Ts

,

slock .......................................................... ...........

ftt.le and -6-, .......................I............ ............I

Fishing red,, cheels. tc,, 10 na-m .........................................................................

Electric .-M mal- and come okeriew.3 coneent ..............................................- .................

Ocers a. .-., 11 oxecent .............................................. .......................................................

Fireamns (ohns, than cartels and rewrnmi), 11 ,see-t .................................... ......................... ..

Shell, and caeradges. 11 bercent

".."Underground ""' rolehxr~d we).- bi..........* ............

U..,,-rd mmad ...I- percent .1 .. ea, on

Stelaort reamid coal 50 cents par I.. ....................................

Surface remed met4 precont of price per I n .......................

Retailers and sibenchil fuels. ...........................................................................................

Non,,,,,rI ...em, gwolm,3 came par grul.. ..........-........... ............................................

Noncommmeral inestus, ull offill than gasoline. 14 cents per gall.............

DI- seec,al mobe, We S. 15 cents per sister, (in some setanow

9 ... is per gruion

..be ~ahicles, chassis. toodres. ele, 12 p.hc-I-- ..............

Milicalhemedu ...Ithe law ..................................................

T Imphon, and tewetmehrear ,change wnecrel,

3 led-re.............

Tanabolte- .1 peacies by ler,8 her-c-I .............................

Trimsponsuch of property by ,,,5 percent .. ................. ........ :,::::: ...... ....

Use of InternationalI facilities, $3 bar meacm.. ..............

:

W=I.... .to ............ ..................... ..................... .........................................................

'allima.banal Ise, $50 be. ..or ... ........................ ........................................................

0.25 bercem ol amount hitgorde.. ..............

Use tax on cMIa...i~ ..........- ..................

Us. to. on hipheay -hxclas .. ................... ...............................................................................

Fwarm, transfer and occupational taxes re ....................... ..................................... ................

Excel, Mo.- in, Unal .............. ........................ ..................................................................

Net i-soment income2 rmsc--...I ............................................

Still drsdng~6 percent on sellmeal,r. leass, of $10,0W de2 1/2 percent an lounduseen

.......................

E= buo, oldmgs.5 cement on. lound ...............* ...............*...............*

T

...

his emanditures, 10 Percent on mundation. lower of $5,000 or

2 1/2 pormnt on

,al,oundalm, lure to himanyana ,,,

sm, ib xe; as;;w i~*~*;a-*:-M'*dI*'$5'li*

Failure 1, dourbut, Lee-, 15 derc- of turadirchouned

annistreents We procedure charitable p,racent,

5 percent ODD br,

5

poe"'

on touncedam manager ............... 11 ............I .................. : .................... ---I

To. on ""nistrom

1 -1.

.

............... ................................ ..................................................

E.piW-

"'aplans, total.,....................................... ...........................................................Excess comebut", to- IRA.6 meant of anow amount ........... ............. ..........................

Tax on uncoadicimbusems from an IRA, 50 percine cl undentsunburber....................................... P olotmeal thresuchlons, 5 We- of prohibited tramuchan ............... 11 11 1. -1.

T~ on excess as.

5 .an o' contributions to a" 411~10 Plan mcera 1,*,c,, tion-I .....................

..

.

Failure to meet funding scandar

'un in, de%

Tax on -ass cerldbutemer 1. oustmewl account,,6 -met "'y of cxcew mount ........................

Fall-u beto ag trat,,n statement, $1 car day up to S5.000 ..............................

Flulue i: noutIrcureen at change. $1 too, day up to S5,01NO ..........................

Failure to fide statement required by rectem 6047

M 6058, $10 per dayw to S5,00D... .............

F we to Jurn- mdesd-I statement, S5ZI to, each taflues ............

FailureW fiented, actuarial repon. $1,00 to, "on Hurt,

..............

"'I"

to phreed, IRA oparts, $10 for men fail. re..... ................ ....................................

Grow ree" -can saw- hombeetabl. amount ..........i- ............................................................

Tax., =:"'It on loboymgpre"', wpondeema, 25 percent of usetable k:k:V~gwpxmdd,e ... .................... I

stock

be

.. wcaw ... 'oud can h1buboxmi,

I corcom wa ........................... . 'S meant W 70 percent of vandfall profit . ..................

Clean" hicurn amounts ....................... .................................................

ou,h termunth, ................ ...........................................................

chou" ons".., .............

07D card. bernal

Chxemxml~, ...a... 22....."me 1, 11.17 ber ran .......... ....................

$2.13

ber

::::: ::: ......................

Other ............ ...................... . .... ..... ............ .........................

F.mi,h insurer, colides, crebod by,1 eme or4 cents cer dollar at beennium .............................

Feel somorey ehid, tax, .- ........................................ ..................................................

Into. -t juel use tax.8 Wnt, par gallon,................. .................................................

M-41.= ...................

Uncleaelfred tholso

M.. ......... ::::*.:::.::: .......................................................................................

1984 loss

10,107,930 10,020.574

9.021,516 9.062,387

5,227

417,973 240,520 24'

5.342 2,394

22,011 25 107

37.269 5".56" - 1,538

7,515 8,165

37,276 48.906

28.378 28,390

525,422 548,356 "

177

2.18'7 P1:524

160

0"'

167,371

42.434 45sU

2,679,747 3,11112.608

7.738 %sdul

1.57'71:"'3" 2.4 7130:M1155

932,645

'.~ag 7so

13,319.322 11,044.a33

2.014,1065 2,307,607

2,241.203 2,362,487

132,780 140,9,13

82,730 66,388

BAHE's 7,316

697 M5

5,966 li

37

1

32

175,054 456.143

738 853

152,069 142,283

"61806 136.153

192

lie "1

,:411 t4

84

:1

27

1 1211

11,262 14.192

1.717 2,ON

299 378

2.68 3,404

94

3.. 3.728

12 ~06 6 1

27

6

3,160 4.354

12

922

8 120.274 5073.159

a"N 186

5 032.01111)

16,087 41,069

175:~311 247ZO57

3.

1.

2.40

'N"

2n 679

, 537 BW

85,959

1

80,36"

56,037 73.494

8,818 39.791

39,677 39,287

(18.673) 27,79D

1,944,411 2,255,6311


sauge &.-Amount oft internifn revenue reninglas inelluating Interest

(in thousands of dollars)

sm.-I ..a dI.W..,

and emli o- (Slul by

W19. district, Indfifilt" in piolm-glini; foull

far ul, 11- he,, .11 Whom .1 hifil..)

United a.,... -I . ..................................

'.n.-Athunti, Rot M..........................................

Alb- ...............

ion .........................

Eu.bk........................ (S- IC) beawl,. ................

(h.vIng,. ............

,mord

W

P

. .

........ Ill- I-emaimil.)

PlanMill-Ationtalando ...............

fillaForeign Oparano. ........ ......................

Puaho Feco ................................

NF. an, IN- Joh"i

So,, to)

SoUthe"I 1319101 ..........................

..........

G-libo 0 ................... (Rare, Carohna) ..............

2j ccile" . ..................... M.-I

ilb-ile .................. IFI-)

L, do Rock. ................... (Anumsbas) .....................

N.-a. ...................... ...............

N- Oil- 1.

*

thu ............. fi-olivanst., .............

R"ki .

an-malI ....... .......... .......................

a-hudi ............ id') '.'

Detroit ..........................(Michb-) ............

ilreene) ........................

t.beavga. K-I,y) .....................

""'I Vvg"&)

lh"'D-a'k"O'M-).................

ch.",

::::::::::::::::Js-

(b, ba"').-...........

large ..................Renth

H'Iene"::::::: .......... .......

M-.1, . ............

o-" .

SL

S. Pool ...................... whatilts)

Spnnguald .... ............... IS" (b) cli-) ...........

Soutfir-1 R";~. ................... ........................

Nblyearquo

A. Im

.- . .1.) .................

see ...............

Chlyomm ................... -(Wyomin

%L

....................

bass, ........... -....'(s'O I) o,v)

o.rZ. ......................... (Co'-de)

Houirei, Sao M ".."0 ...............

Ok*.- 6iy*::w::::::::::1MW.-) ...............

Phoon. ..

.. . ... ... .....

S." tl City

Vy .......... Karl)

...........................

.........................

. ..... .. .... .. Idaho) ..........................

(Havaii) .........................

................. (Saaa W

..........

Se-rSer, F-co:::::::..............

bou-) ..............

So, jeas.... (Sae 00 w W) ..............

Saville

Ohniv onlii~-. hyfund. ............................... I * * - **

G, :t,, kbri~,b"ry 61, - a.- FICA cred. -

................... ...........

R-.

T-I Corporation

I ...

IndWid- E.M."n-n!

I-... I....

E-l Gill E..i.

(1) (2) (3) M is)

86,322.05 18,7N.711 1.6of 102.772

12,s.,I. 3,.0.- 11,714,620 32..'

563 4M

" "' M,

12

Vs 937

28 .

1

65 s1:22. sm '~' ;-,iw N7

D..7 117:~715 1:171141 21. D', 3,071

2,111.2.

,

" "l

sa":~.'

4

1.312.126 157.4 i.141~650 111AN

36

D

7

14.619 113~272 4.7 439

1,422 "A055 2'1:4141 M7 Mesa

3,740

.

154 2,sl

S

41 so 097 ".:M

324.150 40,027 M:498 923

N5,62. 37 '336 252.070 ':M!

6

Me1 a% 2,063 .3oo 9..'e.155 17.,~.? '7 22.22

171.781 356,037 1.1"..52 36..3 2.5262

112144 71 11 . .31S D,24

,

s' Z221

:77.

2:1.,

11:17 E"116 43

"':7'.71'

76,927

~17

""

1 1~21 182

1.3 603,382 2.W7.

"

7

al:'

2':~Io7::460 383.022 I.M. 31 3.205 W

31~5~5 1,067,096 I

bee

aio

3N8 1 P1:~4" 1,172 E'l

5' a

3~ le7:'' 4:13he 5

1

71

12,878.410 ZIG3,595 lo.sobow 12C.15, se2s,

%7'7:~44' 2~14 III .7s "5n.935 1 D,7.. 2. 7

70

':o2b

867.335 1:112 2 14

77' 12 6 .131 696.6,l

1:111 3,700

4lj'!~'

1,3,17

T 12 E.562 7 4a

~1,1155 IN 829,367

.7

17:1 IS,-

528,432 '1:51 45D,

"I

D

214

'1'

!:V%:~l

41 21

5

.7

Ca"

1, 3,397

367

.

7"

1:1.71 7~1 1.

D

.17 3~112

ID.10,72a

.a".3s . thit'14

66.4 6.33,,

1.532,3113 202,151 1.sla~alp

" "

2 2152

2M.723

74D 3's

11:M1

I

7.9ft 1,

1, 49 .8W M.601 2.711111 II2:~'4 21:121

Nab" ;G4.470 1,4

, to,

2.24

94 .346 35,066 798, 413 5,471

461,0611 U.79. ..

4o3

7.3 2,W5 o21

"."1

2,3218 527 II.I12.14b 51,231 21,327

14.:7" 771

1'

222

3,716,233 a'4:114.' 2.7'ONNZ MI:- 5,2272'

7. 1 5 129,071 632~738 1447) 1.653

72,970 21 687 Iso'Ne 714

1

74

'1

4:11 20,241 Ibb- 1181)

1,41s aer 23 703 1,211.3. ..

-

2,115

474.aU "784 569

;:~12 17' 12:4.'~' sea 1.215 "':",1 230 4:.2

6,

I

4.o7O 322.383 1.165.

"

22,018 I.D43

97 909 224.6n 141,.5 2.212

2

as

12

,

54. 17 2,775,081 9,233.319 102,131 tii:~947

404.381

K'7

350

'76

731 6 3" 857

IAN 489 M 74a

'~3w:

.:857 4,659

aS1:1

1

86,346 26 1 117

'1' 1 :

239 614

800,483

1

62

s

W:2V 57898 5

1:2 162148 1,040,- 7" to 3'

1:.2.

2.Is 7.5 659.05 1.460 778 2.:"71 2,2127

1.352.944 311:141 he let la,77s 2,0W

111:241

7. .2

4'. 1157,1'~. 1~1:.1~71 2.2S1

548 32.422 .13

,

113

W2 3.:e:17-

15011. 632,161

1

1,371

14.

"

1 2.5,63,175 11,750. . 112:" 3's se 311,361

30,221 278412 4.072 71

239.391 as'.57 201.M N

314.644 2a,'. 264..3 2377 ':"l 225

2.792.6lis 110D':111 1,417:213 221:799 ls~077

377113

No

2to

W

AS to

sl~7:2-

1`51AW 2.380..2 41,

M

I~N

857,3w 138,259 710.871 1,8 5 .7

I.w'"2 94.773 1,271.052 l6b76 3:27 Wl,724 515,024 1.074.598 26,914 7

?42,3N ~4.1 ~1 1:1:47' 26815 4,294 -

1,477.8~6 tv' M 16.M 2,00D

M 411 z- 'u'llso " aw

a77 54 D:- ,

:721

34.. " - 34,11,1

307 2,300 78.007

TONS to, itillit, hot th-, ilbb~

46) (7)

0.- 092,129'

7. 21,457

- c4a

1

mt~)

21

M

1.4. 136

2 1151)

"1Is. ':4"7 s 5D

1

-

1.

a4b 54,443 234

I-)

93 ':U, s ~l

2,751

200

71 25.592

76 12

1

a

2 1:4

70D

302 3,713

52

2'9

2,053 34

14 "

11117

1

"..

Z

Sa

24 4.4~~l to 4

13,166

12.aU 7"

11 11,112

2,. .' .3

134 4

:37'

s7

I.

7.162

IDD2 4:.111

(2')

S a

-

327

I.j. 4tt, 31

'41

13..71 ""'

45

2,511

76

3. 14,883

22t :6 2

54 '237"

1

"'Is 311D:113 '7d

a3 91399

8 270

117 1

':

228

an t,

73 263.7"l

se 3.,3sO85

21 211

-

'S5,

le I.-

IM4 118,423

-

ID3

2o

(s5) 21 23273

;

.2 31

345 51.2D7

12o sea

52 85"

33 60,922

197 73

1

.8

1.3-

2.,46i

1,721

ilb~ 1.1:117. s,a37..De a.117 a. 13D 203 32 Set 4

.. '1:2'l III nol 690.14 1,198,765 3.40:08

,e

7. ii:l7l 367 Q

Nm Yon- .............. 7JOKI 2,111:.711 5.IN.039 128,735

21

:No 4

"'

to)

0............ Ng

470

74

3

I.) .-.15 297. 1 ;6:2

I, ':' s 77'2 4M 22 .562 NIS 78 14,1

if) T. ....................... 7.2M:N5 25

"Iye ~.7 ~,-.22

mus.8*5 4.906,823 -3. 12.742 2. 2D1.412

:hcludw Withhold income tax, FICA, railroad retwereard and Fork refunds and chicks.

includes

beirmad

Income chadifis relenclad, 3 tormenting to $1.1 blarl, and refunds ammunfing to $167 million paid on partnership and fiduciary momme w ratumus,

induces

Cmdua

4

Inc ;or gasoline and Monicating oil tax payments.

ludes Oft w olocess payments under the haderall old age and survivors' federal dialibility, and federal hospital funds, anuountog to $650 million.

6 The source of tris inforrhation is the U. S. Customs Service, Custimra does hot provide the Count at the hurater of refunds issued let this d.m.

the hicaud. .full& baled in September 1985 minihi rotund reversals received in September 1985 Mat were hot Classified by district before Sept. 30, 1985 (the old of fiscal year). For accounting &W comparauve planes, the data included in this table must agree vinth the actual transaction affecting the refund and interest

appropriation accounts far the fiecal yew.

A-M my hot add due W rounding.

L- than S500,

Table 5.-Nuni6er of internal revenue refunds issued

."it IntOrmol rovimul nabioll old districts, states

Ihj; (Stall ~.Pib...W by mull

&I-gR

d tionot, indicalel In pan-th....;

for Ith,r imate, imevin .1 b.U.. of bible.)

Total Corporation Individual E.ply...,

mcorbi, memo I.... Elitat. Get, Uchl

unitw Suit- total ..................................

N.Oh-Atlanti, Region ............................ ............

Amon, AUOUSus ~ il- .11

Id Main

R.,t,n

13,00,1yri..

butal... ..

B"`,V.n

Hanonj ..................... iCon",-

Mannaho ............... -:P

be C)

P.hc..Ih .......... .::.: jRj.H1'.1

.2-vin..

sn~l;m)

,i-Atlnbc Region .............................

Full- 'no a D.C.)

.....................

N-1, (".. j.ri

R htrod'

S

O.ami- Region ....................................

AtIlma__

air

...scuffi Carolina) .............

Gloo-r. ................ (Nom, C he

Jack-.- .......... .......(M, ....

Jackso-Ils ..(Flo,ida)

1,111, F-1

jAk.n..) .....................

N...... nn--) ............

emn., Nev One- ........... - (L-i..-)

C'no"nR, on ......................_

di b::~

no id

.................

Indu.ul, in ............

Mid-I Region

........................ ..vg

.....................

Aberd.on ..................... Soutn i

Cl,- - (so' M cov-)

Co. '%'~Iis ~ ........... . ~ (lovau

Fargo N.Wi

Hot.- imomarl)

!l'...i,ha- (Wisconsin) ...................

1") (2~ (3) (4) (s)

ao,13

11,75N30

0 716,711 ".103.47 1 492 ",695

Z~197 'M

1

"7.111 IN M 492

44l

4.32l a16'No al:.44 1 62

'.2

M2 4n.367 35

2

2.524:111

257.,~1

2.522 2,.6.671 55.1' 325 1 223 2,105,870 57,34372 2z" 1.773:112 ~04 D1:942 1,732,754 29.017

"1

1:71'

5.628 I'll, 1.539,837 9 7sl

1.3..714 1.4 1:D11i 36.571 268

": ..

1,290.117 ft..05 481

432.673 ~ 22 416.217 I2,D99 51 11.35

Mau

.783 3,280 338,438 11,620 33

1.111:'7~11

71.2 9 10,925,077 284.237 1.243 13

"

1.874.612 45,5. 265

T

,

51.449

':1sS 21 9 84 61

39.101 13.204

1 `2 2"

1 17 ;:MN 7.' ~.Nfi:422~~:i3

4 7:~~11 a

2.937,031 M.656 360 S S

1311

1

1:n' 716 2~22 1:43' :47:1 :~g 1 1

27?

a 2.

2 9 1,886220 40,176 141 222477 2:01021

2:540 7.642 29 14,214:~401.1

"a 137.0246 13,677,311 1 70

I'! 63

4 16 1,7114.638 5 125 I.277,bulsl: ~:.14

j:.11 :1 1 4 Sle 93 1,075,460 38D 2'7

C:5D

'I

24':IU 76

M 796 4~680

'17:~11 2

"N"S"

.

1

1.

1

ce .1 1

7:DIl 7, 3,791.

069

35.549 627.3,17 123.834 920 7

" 67

6.09, 683,602 21.37 1.512 3 81

79 '50 e .a 452 45,19 48 1.381:30'2 14:3 a 2a Me 43676 35 10,260,753 77.423

3

g..1,293 226.916

1:8":726975

Q.Wo 1.5511

1 1,125

~ ad 17:6724D

34,.2 Be 3.N6. "2 12

':"

.1 46,116 308

25 7 2 7

:a 6

1,820.716 961~ 1,773,051

9.122 291

1.180146 7:261

34.11,15 192

1.140,373 30.322

1

5n,727 4,0M 521.931 1 I'sw Is 10,265,426 115,053 9,1169,I)p 262.252 LOU 1

S3

.323 2.332 184.356 5.921 3

2,.SS,073 26,508 2,802.069 74,354 4WD

"1:"'

13.936 U.70l 20.8M

I

Itis 22 2,765 175.244 6.50. 5"D

1.592,0136

232.DS2 '71 217:.111 8.9,5 60 le 2

1 s sa 3

N

450,830 7,585 210

8,484 426,470 11.410 97 1

1.23

597 Us W5 1,537,937 39,923 263

1:2'." sionnglid ................ ...(Sao (b) 1,161,708 33.46 144 ttwc~i S .:NN

G

h~oltq'R'gl ...........................

............

It a121,4:171 20,M3

Alle 14

um

Mo..) 116.471 . of 330.301 1,2313

u.n S. M orki,y)

41 4,191 446DID 13,153 52

G.Y.nn. ..... ............

1,723'9117 1,652.540 60.610 155

Dolls 151:627 1 .................

2

(Col-do)..

232,tMi 26.3W 2.1242206o

'g:1- 42

975,666 722

2

if) 'I-).............. 1,365,734

13,742 922.738 37.753

M

... ....... (Oklahol.)....................

,:.117 1,3ol.241 4o:4.2 1.0011!

22

in W11.3ce 7;

Sri, 322484 9.0W 882.867 29,465 127

Wichita INN' 'z D2,1 3270.;06 13.905

on 10':'72

7 2 im

1. 72 3,221 32

"'m

"if

An n-9. ..........

...........................................

(All) .... ......

::: 12..2,199 120362 11,794,096 37 273 2,66 170,754 2:411 159.936 s1:046 S.- 12'

H.niilw~::::: :

il.d.,:,.!i.......................... 261,005 3,235 2XG93 sed; 38 71 '5' 14 Lag.V~ Nigual ..............(ses let botc~j ~.44

:1 4,378 362,302

7':.1.4 -291 ZZ154.706 66.3 1 sl

Los Angela, 21710 11A21

2.279.152

2,:.'

4D

111"dm 3

'4

clin. 82:362 73,242 .1.

.. :74" 1.101:211 27 C2 171 so 1,M 7

1 1:~31

a, 28 20 6:8856 282 i:2 son So, Franc 402 ":4.'71 Seattle. .............. fWaishingtor) ot 1 1.49,1.506

S7a ~l CIZI 1:5.D:'181'1 4

1(8533 1.427,152 46,363'

'32

her robluillibrobe. 1.1eind. ........................... 12,217 5'"a) 17,905

8

se

Gesohn lubricaung oH - FICA c-ri;

J, s' inern. Sa.ce... .. ...............................

E-rhou income croon offilte ........................

Rotund 11-lat, ."i,l-bod 12,217

TOWW fier toltil 101 Bh..h b...

~a

lainei'm ,..........__ 8.8M.543

b; 3,911.319

id~ N- 6.253.213

in 0.. .............. ......... 3,675,052

Penn-'i T.- . ........... 3,912.659

............... 5,321.192

7'

144 8,520,726 262.562 2,04D 35:373 3.776,460 94,697 60 41:'466 1:~O~3 a:

4''1

1

3

~o '3 s

D 037 12

11

2

11 ,

7 371 90.995 361 S.

.

71, :.'78.451 175,759 5.1

(6) (7)

T

I

.3 "1 :O"sg

- 7011

2 690

1 ':

61

11 2652

10

1.

07

1

12

1'

15 1.297

4

4 4"o08

IN 12,102

5 1.711

3 146

,a 3.175

14 2,158

1 1,46.

11 3,226

53 203

124

1,

4 7

14 1:761

5 20

5 i:716

6

1

671

4 1:0

as 3,3465

8 1,167

11 4.624

6 1.705

M 1318.5

24 1,810

10 2.475

5. 3.45,D

6 3,0011

2 2067

- 1.066

115 17,320

11 66"

16 2.646

I'D"' all

6

21 2,711 628

11

21 1:." s I.

13 2,218

10 1:511

2 Is "I

Is 2,358

si1 3,194 443

213 "'Do

1

1 992

11 2.58

19 go

- 5.1

'37

':'

3 a

- 0'2 .49

7s ask

208

13

4 95

24 1.727 42'

20

2.195

16 1.562

Is oil

i4 6.1

7 2250

83

26

36

43Is

w

7.979

4,16D

6:

2 5

428

3

.

7,544 We

Includes 72,4DO refunds Issued to fiduciaries and partnerships,

Ailment of Internal revenue hilunda shchudill; interest refund amounts are given lot these crodits, 3

Includes; refunds isauld in September 1985 minus refund reversal received in September 1985 that lare not Classified by costrict belln,gelSolatiaten0d, la9n8d5in(ft

tw%.t

d of tahpoprftospcraeityaewa).CwFourntswimorunuengfmanudI cyowmiuvrathe purpeaes, the data included in this filah, must Dg- Ivan the would thimactio. ffwb
22

Table 6--Numberof returns filed

h-ral .0- and dhv~m..

and~ (Sciatut ratractooldi by aintia,

dortn" blihombod ill Ponanthommov,- Wild. I.

shymor oballoom it.-. bouluom0 tol,lej

St." tow .............................

No.

aNoon ..... ...............(M.-th-od"U,

Brooklyn (Sc.

)

. ..

B.H.k .. . :::::: (Sao

m N:--) .............. :...............(Vancono..

............ miu,naftin . S- (.1 W-) ..............

prolklanco .,.:. ~: .....(N Hangualart) ............

Allakidat"Itc-

R= ftraj)

Biltacon, ... ........... 'i*'6'6.';~~

Farrow 0,lom..........................................

Puorto Rim ................. .......................

ouna. ...............................................

Nou.) ..............

mnanqw- ..................

SouviamotAI- ...............................................

Atlanta ........................ (G-gm) ........................

..... ..................

South Carol-) ..............

.......... ~Ntlnh Cloh.) ..............

I inionot'. FI-)

jArkarda.) ......................

Rock

=N.""S' 1aan* (L.-tanod ...........

.1 Raglan ...........................................

So.

dl~ 11-

.weland id

D-it

Lo,arvul. . ....................

Ponk-g .................. (W- Vri, i.) ................

mewalroat Pop.

.............

..................................

Ab.odalk, Dakota). ...........

Ch- D. IL~~ . S" (b) NI-) ..............

Fort, lioutno. .................. . . ... :::::j'N-V1'

(Montano).......................

orrana m...-. -sin)

(Notnooka)

S'. ISt.proldiald ) ........................

m) two.) ..............

6-thloolod PI pla

Alb-

::::::::: (Saom Nitro)-

Crw,anm ............ (Wyonlj...............

I)aftat.= 0) ..........

Co.-) ......................

III t,,uol) ...............

1010.-).....................

Phoark AnIona)

Swt ~;

C~uy

w-

-ia;"

'Ka-) ........................

ya. .............................................

Anclux".

66 se

mon.altuPi. . ... ...... g.

U*

(H..S~j

Laguna, -

V.P. ...............................

'10l. ..............

S. .I. .........

San F.- S- Nl-) ..............

San

J_. ..

So. cocl,) ..............

Samoa- ....................... (W.-W-) ..................

Total Ux Individual Estaroted Fiduciary Parclurship C*""ad'" Estato U, Entilayroarl

1.1urro. Incono, U. incorm U.

41) (2) (3) (1) (5) (6) (7) (a) (9)

17 .210.255 99,425,70S U,224.603 2,053,190 1.717,377 3.302M

21

=3 ISO 13.325073 4,8111:111 111:114 10,992 So In

1:561:023

,

',sW

aoa 713

a

253

11

on 26 691

862. 60 488.129 159.711 11.107 4:931 K509

4

.

7532 720.6921 976661 96.358 26,920 9113N

5,134 803: No 2: 090,789 28~039 34,902 31:1

3.150,753 'B'S6 ..5.8 W7~351 39,15. 22,367 14, 161

43806 22 212 85,220 :128 9:1

7:42a

32'

2.8

11:735 1,539,534 59 ~7 24 W4

3,966414 t,7W4 274 Meal 109.489 ~7.374 14~.an

295

SO 420"1:"41; ;~l1 '1:;a2 ~': 745~47:0733

2 6,;4:42M 14,NI,929 4,071:M 228.325 Im.soo 429 72

3.935.666 34 2.293.Ug 712.0,13 06 46.396 34ON 67501 '2

P15 4U,749 175,ND 639

.. 3U:2'4.' 80.520 53003 '0 '7' 1 U IU 562

'11,397 111.

21

112:137

605

86"D 595

6.545,914 3,67. .019 "a25 .47 W.

334"

us

"i,

S

:1:567,

No

31~17 ~1.11 1.11 S4'1~1 10~:531 41:17 78.370

101~

1

3

':7

6:

,

.69:4 26

2a

965 33,360

.1,160,121 1.421211 772:'N

"':".'

"

4.U"11: om'

1 2":,.0.

253 28

1a1:~231:0011 'Slao 11 a" 121 1.541.011 20.116 236 759MON

2: 68.6~ SN.475 27.457 28:767 70:06

2.361,2815

1:a":101

321.916 20.514 17.095 34,220

2 061.361 74 11:4371 117711 14 I SUNaa a~a 3a 71:717

-1:368,018 2,5U.7n1' 2714" 2: 5N

1 476 SO"5 '77

1 ':~751 1~2:171

P:SS1:.':'7. SUN% 2.2'73:0'.1 422

SO to ~3

No

.0

27 M.476 11,683 13,036 25,226

3,146.442

1

.872~311 523.314 2515. 29:87 42.692

2,845.241 1.63861 447.037 15.178 21411 65.778

21.320.619 IZ347,520 4,1 .027 20.626 171.283 350,627

41~216:.211 1:~114:~1711 62~0:411 42:118 27657 47,

269

462 IS

,

W

1 SO '~~WM

34.238 72824

24 ~357 3.wl.IN "107.863 65,530 54

409 11

1

:

no

.,:886,859 7 2,237.568 WS.781 51,357 24:5,5& 122

1 16:12;61 1.341:411 44' 2 :.112 0, 24j':1 2~1:;' 11 .617

158 ON so 20 so 60

'7'.7~

24.490,759 5 69 13,404:1 121 35~1:N!i 22'~:129 .112,3

.6.1 283733

':7a 27

027 445

~:~3~2~1:12911:1.70 l.M.S54 1..130 SO Sa5 123.363

Uo

165.22t 5W,510 11:~53244 21:1 40,113

555,044 279,716 '16"m

B

6147 O."S

W.162 338,525 128,484 6.019 1:;27 13711

631,675 1,997,537 751,140 5815W

ao

IS SO:

143

1~

4~"

1.71 M.107 16,746 14.3" 26,214

1.77':' Boa 2.0 3535 831,288 28 29 U.N6

QN1

1

3.184,672 :2771 IN SNA16 37,344 34:405

26,440 497,247 16 01' ':a"

2'

212.196 2BAN

.7

2.m

2"2511,0011 981 IZ743 10 3,971,431 241.452 321,03 445.1123

3. 567:705

1

57.987 10,900 15.424

am':`B 2,037,898 568.2.3 a61:, 41:.2

400,240 206.873 67,844 a.S" 1' N:M S7.1

E.145,3772 80,985 7'

'NS

':7 2.287 867,255 N,7

2 599,M2 403,598 130.M 28.02782 43,212 63.132

2'j94,4013 1.637.959 MASS 28,327 41,324 0,319

2.367.792 ~:2217:1767 442

8

30 ON

46

1. 47.

2.337.856 72 .11 RNZ 27 26 536 457325

998.160 57D.773 110.126 14:67~11 1.1:160 22501

1'059'W

1.007.453 436.203 233 224 33:6155

HA70,169 15.734.937 COMM 3 282,572 3SI.aI3 4811556

.08 ms 214 124 1:17 1:a%7 7:.53

682:676 13' 0'

N':W` ".

61

S.

3

5.797. 35 1551,491 130,506 8.074 8.3W B:059,2

606~350 3,16107 1,119~710 42,W9 74

So.

601

876

IS.

735.227 420:338 110644 61343 an

ON

31 I'w 2,905.2olt 033.225 74

1

777 11004 38:813

2:148,587 1,106.327 .2.2 2117,5a 21':'7079'

0

3~3'

IN

~:~7W7:41 141.W4 23.011 13,240 43,071

2.503:.57 053 123:8131 14:~128 30670 36,217

3:4112

2

'.2

1"

.

3 :120.711 36 &1:243 U.014

71:o"11 B8O'M 6130,20D 33,447 43.719 59,709

70.7. 21::11:'421~1

11,248

3

557 815 217.600 7' 2 2 476 138832

2

.

213 3054 6",715

1:124 2 207 707,814

No

2:~Ba 415322

136

95

84.286

330 2080 396.~R

3 W2 3.111 111:771

261

'40 12.,7,

285 364 116.063

9.025 10,352 1,112 WJ~90

1.523

4

3081 "11

37

180.128

14 16 166,590

n"1

21

2,752 2.74

" "'

5

.27

1,905 2,062 745:.44 "'

780 126 413.06

1156 2.103 630,3N

192

31"

74N7

Izo0 17,28.

4.

996.007

1.167 2. 67 651.088

64

1

.147 391,511

785

1'

~O 055

1~4 ':S2" 705.694

550 746 250.41

5041

6~'2 1~42

249

I."S 662 2WWO

108 1.390 498)903

08 47C086

7.!5"

a

I.n7 1.737 '654 3'0" .2:2996%

1,756 2.239 612361

2383 690,661

~1=6

1

:741 524,211

711

"'N

a61:11

326 386

",

116

12AN 16,039

3~

1

311

516

28593,:ON 1'1:4~

1,870 344 11IWI

494

743 N.301

1.37 879 126.437

267 2793U .917

1.043 1:m 218,U3

I.o87 1.72 5612M N 2

.512 470,116

:617 1.17 322,4W

10,570

13=

3,6711.940

346

1,12' 1 2,305 3" 15SO .499 403

7. 470 73:171

2,35. 2,759

On

1~17' '41I 11, do

241 ~.2 4.~4Oa. N

~:~317 j:Ul 137~.~41

240

a

49

2" 517 155,412

ta1:,2.72 1,331 317,080 3 '2~6116 4,204 366

106 118 WIN

275 IN

1

1:111

3W .90

2,153 904 1 .7 7W.W6

274 419 105872

2.88 063 '22:086

'.944 ~:71 4":11 331

431 280 IN

1,941 13 351.420 7 2 1:572' N9,290

i:292 1,459 532.585

Total, tw viale. not alvamon $bolw

20:WI.. 11,211.101 206,125 278,685 3N,750 101437 721112 11~1:.146

"1

8 37,725 4.033,145 1,761.101 1838030 75,336 149.6811 4:

76

4: So 1:IS

I

I

3 13'm 7.463.632 2.770.484 9:939 115,669 3424 0:00D 6751053 85N 2.152.509

'm oft '7:2259 4.442.498 1.518,50 W.017 61,805 12

3

3: 3,9761 ou'660

0,666,7934

.4.

539 1189611N 142.922 66,937 1121.730 2685 3"w 1.159,840

11621 J73 6,448.1~

1 A34,145 114.81

01

65$28

2

.624 5.610 6,4851 ~1.126

Cok~

~32~ Incoudoo, Fonno 1040, INOA, INOEZ, 10401,111, INOSS-PR anct 1040C.

Shoort tft m~ of 1040ES coanconts IW. Cmcomonees Annuntl Reixvc, pwr

W 1981 llurlol tJ,e Itunto, of him.

(41 (,I Fol. ;041.

1- 0155. ,a ludoo

(7~ l"cluatca,

FF= 71120. 11201.~ 1120M. 1120S. 1120POL, 112OF and 1120H

!a81N and 706NA.

For. 709.

uIcludal Fono, MO. NOPR, 941, 941PR& SS, WE, N2. U2PR. "3. 943PR

& SS and CT-I.

Table 6-Continued

Inuarrial ra,loom "gkon, and diatrict.. .101a. and oth.,

.. (Slart.. .,-t.d by single latricts indicated! E.-Pt En,t,loyoa, ATF

In Parandunwor, tould, for Odra, tat..-at build. o'gaft.ficto. Plan. of toolo.)

(m) (1') 412)

..

............

........... .. ......

431,166 "COSS 397,373

Nonth-Aflanfic W SUt"' Ratplon total ............................... 67,57 92,131 .06, Al-. ................................ (Sao (~) 4.2ful 3.9" 4J223 Aug . ..... ........................ (Mona) 2,833 1.814 3.145 a.,

on ............ ..........- (M.-cnuourl) 13.09 15.296 7.374 Brooklyn ....... ......... (Su. (~) cal,.)_ ................... 6.012 15.559 6,73. B0.1. ~ .. ............................ (S- w cakno) .... ...... - - 8.768 9.273 O'm B.,ng,on ........... (V-r,) .............................. I.W. ON 1.483 Hartford - .......... ...... (Con-rcut) ...... .................. B'.5 072 6,467 Mann-. ............ 17,029 29935 5882

Hampshoo) 2.526 2.122 1.687 P'armorc.-......... .

(Rh- olan,J) ...................... I.N7 2.378 .653 MWAtlwt,c Rgion ................................... 5

Baluno".Nrar,on,

'7.641 U.182 43,395

F-gn 1.915 15,835 7.27,

puarto Rm .................... ..

34 Ns .1

Other. ....................- .... ............... .............. 2'; 4"

332

N-ark.

5

2.

1

2

.............. 111611

2 AN

JO'OtS

bo-) ..................... 14.375 22,053 9,710 Pn-gr, ~.............. (Saa In) NI-) .. ..... ..... 8~56II 12.796 7,412 R.Punund. ........................... (V=,) -....... ..................... 9.216 11.112 7AN

............... ....... 1,5. 1.036 "IN

4" 14:457

W,I

All-. ...........

S

M

=rmun ............... (Alaca-) 268

6:

ut.- ......... ...............(Scull,

N" 4~297 3.743

Greensboro., .......................(Nonth Cami,m)

8.68B 3,85,

Jack- ................ .............(Mrou-,p) .............

183 11,174 6.120

2 59, 4.421

Ja~ksonlft- .............. 121"

2'1:

M. Roc~ .............. ........... (Aft-) ............ . 3.1N 4.24'96 :IeM Noahn,11. ........... ............ (Tonneola.) . ............. 5 2

Noo, Onicans-...............(Louisian,) ...I1 .1 4.65

7.942 5,326

Corcral R,91m., .............................................. 53,-

9'M 7.W

0-nna...... ..........

..033 81:7

"

NO 604.5

l4t oN 6:375

I)acm

11.730 21.460 1006

Indat-pol

13,441 31,007 15.MB

Lou~11, ............................(Kauv.ky)

12~019 IO'N9 8.930

Parkansbu. ..............

4.293 5.283 5.ON

.......... ffl- Vcinua) 2,901 2.896 3'NS M=~t nlop~on ............................................................... .01519 93,121 77,764

~Ilrlgo ..........

~South Dakota)...................... 2,403 1,476 2.

3

17

Des Mourca (Soo (b) oelol)....__ 14434 26.361 12,179

"',

4. Fargo .................... (N121164 :06236'911

222

1

1

.7S

md,la.. .......................... (wocon.n) .....................

2:711 2,373 3:,w

onutt. ........ (Nobn..")

1 1N3 111,89 20,105

St. -i. ............................. wa.-O ................

4,760 4.163 3.967

St. Paul ............................. Ikunnaacut).. ................

11.161 9.77~ 13.377

SP"WW ...........................(Sao (b) i-) ...............

11,692 14.8N 7.036

Scuthanut Alglon ...............................................

_

7.412 5V7 B'm

Albuduon;. ................ (No. 1,1accol ..............

54.254 06,454 5~2.604

A-n.. ............. .................Bal, (o Wicl) ......................

2.410 2.86" 1,839

C"-..-

8,009 9.50 1..249

a""

%

1.4.6 1.290 1,535

D1as ................................. (Sao I) I-) ......................

I I.MS 19.650 8,3.1

D........... .............. (Cko.d.)~- ...................... ... 7.451 11.058 5m, lIcuSlon- ................... P) t"u-) ........... 4,776 12.9135 7.929 01darturna Ccy .... ........... :::: 10,k].hon,a) 5348 706 5.843 Pnuaru~ -.. ...........................(Amma).. 4:78D 9:776 4,717 San Wichita~ka Qty ..................... puu,) _.. 23 W S

(Karmas) 6:5701

'4:aN 1:~2077

wommmun ..................................................... 67.143 134.702 67,11,12 =h~l .................. (Ala.1ka) ............................... 1.289 1.783 1,590

licncAAu

2220 2.375 2.128

1.678 1,528

91348 24207

S- (c) bf-)

1: 62 '596 135.

11.332 33.523 6.455

6:78 9.262 8,24A S.-ounc.....

(Boo 1.)

7

37

SanF........................ (Sou (a) Nl_) ..................... 6. SO ~32:'

12 5U

So, ............. Bee

W oel-) ..................- 7,`N

1. 60;7 309

Boom. ................................fwasring-) ......................... 11,297U5 13

53 S:980

N3 8.683

Total. for ---1 an.- wl.

(a) CAW. .........................

42

537 100,198 43.9ail (b) Hfinor . ..... ........................ 2 6 Mo 18,867

I.) No.Yon, ........................ 5.755 26,704 (d) Oluc ................................20

P nlylla.............

22

*

379 35454 17,011

W3 Nug 17 122 (f) T.lao .............................. 23~881) 42:115 26~569

Coluctor contartar

(10) includat FornIs 990, GDOPF, NOT, OWQ 5227 and 4720,

(11) InCi,d,, F- 5500, W00C, 5500G, 5WOK. and SWOR.

~~2) jVjudes Form 7, 8, 11, 4705, 4706, 4707. 4708, alcord

-to. witurns and locacco eociae

W returns.

(143)) IMCI=

F=M7

12004O

,X730, 2290. 11C.

700,1. 7005 and INIA.. 1120k. MS. ION.

(15) Incufto Fonco NIM, WINIA1. U-2, WNL. 1042.

1 IZDDI~ and 720m.

Bad. Su"knoontal N-ot.,

to," 01, natooll,

(13) (14)

796,2100 8.197.705

74 am

"I.Mg

.:ON N.657

0..13 30.002

13,668 171.123

DIND 209,431

12,882 IDO.955

2,453 17.522

8,71, 113.267

6.821 235.368

4,714 U'620

2.205 24,294

0"173 9351SS3

10,716

'50

712 03:4~96

SO 2.1

6,6

9,

18.048 2a'I M:1'~7'

23 1~.177

15,486 75W2

11.262 168.9112

iB34 17.446

1

11:

940 1,397,249

11.3 182,06D

12.4N 84,577

6,104 73,951

17.447 MAN

10,237 56,224

22.12B 506.5,t,

13,730 70,197

15.697 116.996

14.556 142.985

IN 7187 5.64

11:6110 1157,7030

19.1,17 165,5119

26.243 237,868

23.285 MAN

14.999 80.060

9.366 33,973

ISO 966 8901811

6:61. 20.098

14.796 245,916

7:N1

.2

17N22:7':0'

SAN 43,475

21.339 120,147

16.50 46~34~

22,307 129207

23.132 138.797

12.526 59.357

122,700 1162..Iw

5~597 51,402

16.577 235,192

4,227 24,045

28,911 30,002

,2.671 167262

10.546 242,457

15.246 160.277

7.692 134.353

'46,039 60,843

902 85.317

129715 1,702.960

Fait) 44.189

7N2 33.487

1.824 19,SB1

1

4:"0 3N

1

13

5 690 44 Do

12.677 320.627

15,563 132,037

171006 199,129

71 560

17:24~'

1 So

W7:807

29.809 2DOJ940

66.928

27.324 "', a.,:2'7'33

36,351 600.111

3OB35 283,275

35611 2291759

56:334 840.651

33,(15) 13

3,~?

25

13"S

"I

277

22

I 379 .N1 65

SO

=ID3

17,"23

17439 1

:096

no

274

225

467

1.976

297

IN

99

217B2

7.9

112

log

85

1.15

227 M

33

201

I's

14

132

7m

52

am1

44

265

514 1

40

1.0041 I I

am

21

21 SO

'21 "a

126

355N

2.

Sea27

274

In

328

276

49

2923

4H

1,U2

926

2.01

.90

951

23
24

Table 7.-Returns filed, examination coverage and results (1985)

I.dlAd-I. low

INOA. TPV .,do, $10.000

N.n 1040A. TPI refin SIO,000

TPI 1110,00to neen, 525.000, sinan,

SIO.g00 nds, S25.OGO. conio,,

To

$ M

PI 25,0 -$50,000

TIP! S50,00) itn,cl

S'heW' CJGR' It 5,000

S.h.d. C~TGR $25,000 1 notar $100,01))

Scine,kno C~TGR S 00.000 and war

Sc=: FT R -S25,M

Schadu FAGR 25.004) uletev $100.000

ScW,lo F-TGR S100.00D and! me,

Fiduciary

Ptennerstrip.

Corporation. total

Assins -1 reporled

Under 5100,ODO'

$100.000 teeter SI M.1

SI -1 nder $10 .11

SIG Mill ivider sloo Mil

SIOO W and over

Sarall Wanness corp-lon.

Fom 1120 DISC

E.W., total

Gin

Gross estate under Si mil

Gross oetato SI nel undler S5 mi

Gm. andisto $5 nal and! evo,

w. .. Gift. tow

E,cleae

En,ployanninot

lAbradfall profit

Stay" cante, co-U.-

Nola: Tools my not add on to rounding,

'Total poidifive 6XWM

'Totai gross receipts.

'Included; , 12,500 Folirs, 112OF net allociatod to corponetwort class.;

Behincel Strait adwou.

R.Ion.. ....load

"Ned

CY '904

R= isod, Is. Sa,I- Total c Pa...,

tont ciant... -vag.,

96,496,900 332.574 810,943 122,075 1.265,502 1.31

W W.00c, 8..2G 50 175 15,610

DMO.ooo 7,102 28,456 7,894 43,21

.35

0.44

20.622,000 15,573 .91395 17.769 13 .737 O.U

5,000 35,074 109768 22,966 167,866028

1' 22 409.90C W,718 345.337 39~807 451. 1:0' 2 2

6,874.000 1 11,803 116,221 11,733 242.757 3.~

i:W9:oo 873000 15,032 1.0. 2.7:0 7 1.45

46'71 22.683 Z277 4 627 2.55

1.~.ooo 37,245 15.265

4

1.669 54,179 5 0

286 GO 1:~112 2:241 23 4,366 1.53

467 WOO

4

70 3 3U &42 8,296

1

:78

241:000 7,220 2.779 519 10,518 4

sr

2,013,00. 7.479 .7 7'M 0.39

I'MI'Soo 21,555 395 21.9,10 1.12

2,4115,800' 58.9,17 50,947 2.39

181.300 2,620

1,156,100 10,720

881,600 16,313

192.100 13,241

34.600 10,297

7,600

653,600 6,317

12.500 I'M

01,31111 17.3"

73.900 11,758

500 543

89two 1.680

26,103,900 24,823 2~356

119

558,670 550,676

2,820 1.56

10,720 0.93

15,313 1,N

13,241 6.89

ID,297 29.76

6,556 86,26

6,317 0.97

1,286 10.21

17,344 21.33

11,758 1591

6.Doo 5,043 5.043 73.09

W 108,60

I'M ZII

10.353.600 447,M2 .11.695 1n,075 I.M1,152 1.~

546,60) 45,056 162 45,218 111.27

27,179 0.10

11,200 "913 3,166 5,079 45.35

119

Table 7-Continued

Renconn-odied additionalo, and penalties g an (in niffifion. f Gawr)

M

penalty par ,turn

R....us agent. nnfifte: I" CS.'n"t 'cs*

3.610 1.24' 61 4,918 ftt'.~ 1,539 4H 13 1771

41 9 127 6,850 940 567 11 a es 5.612 785 328 14 ~2

80 2

13 376 17 T St. ,o

SIG,

lind. S2 0~ 7.6 2' 2e191 '741259

265 331 19 Gis

354

TWI MOON ind , $52.

---

3.977 959 465 i5 16

TPI &25.~o nd.

-

245 511 11 2,566 17.609 4,393 934 11 21 TPI S50.000 one ons,

41 20

53

-66

2

4:.113 4SO 13 14 2

7

1 7

':'6 S

it, 2 42

2323 909 Cc."dule C-TGAI ,nd,, $25,000 ~2 TC

678 771 18 205 6 Scinehiii .8 $25.000 iniall, Sjbd~ooo 5 N6 1 055 , 8 '10

, , Schad C~TGR SIOO,ODO and eve

13 6,343 613 187 ~7 22 16 2.855 not 222

132 17,381 2,154 W4

2 22 S

S25,

12 25

100.

1 46 6,003 2.971 22 25

4

2

12

3

10.561 10,561 179,159

162 162 57,520

6`1 5.932 1

63 163 10,659

N 340 25,7N

695 695 67.530

136 9,136 1,393.556

123 123 19.509

737 737 42,5011

IM 13.886

805 305 W.&18

269 269 494,636

'43 143 75.889

Avera e - d

Gift

-

15,219 1,249 61 16,528 N,017 1,539 496 14 17 income. State not Slit, tow

128 120 Z845 156

169 1 171 6,827 496

242 7 2.9 IM1731;

628 620

p

Total iT. Service R= T.

R=: test to,: content toniftorax

16 As- -1 noocried

24 Under $100,000

20

33 Sonatil busineent cordraftenne

22 Pom 1120 DISC

Is

10

10 Gvo. ..w. S, " War 55 oil

17

13

19 23

11 to

2,204 23 7

7

'Service center no-change rate by CLOSS is not available. service Center indamination, ..Also in 24 Percent no-Change.

Individual. total

l,ion 1040A, Tot nd~~ S~00:dce

1040k TP; no $ 00o

Ficluclary,

P....rahip.

16 can"Ponall-I total

sloo.000 Me, $1 nnil

Sl .1 teder $10 nel

$10 Mil undle, SIOD mil

5 Site rIl and ove,

Fareas. total

Gross we now, $1 1

7 Gross saw. S5 .1 .. tvier

E.Ci"

Employeand

Madras profft

on Bervica cantio,
Table 8- Returns filed, examination coverage and results (1984)

Cy filed

IN3

=

eturn

inidnl%

,

~Cii

..n... tal rcent

Iridl,ldeel, tonel 9S.W.30" 276,1112 59,35, 0,394 ,215.927 .21

INM. TPO- $10,000

No, 1040A, TPI nft, $10,000 119.151"500 "1

929

U89

1%,

31,333

2N

4,240 0'219 ,862

9

0,46

T '510000 -1: SS225000, mise

Tp

D:ODO nde 5.0M. comwile,

TPI S25,0M under $50,000

I.1:111 '~ ~711

22.243,100 Mo

2~ 4se'

50 549

.024

1 433

380,049

.373

I6..w

26,330

5:272

Is sm

4%.92B

3

1.49

2.05

TPI S50.000 end 5.531.300 IOA16 05703 .M0 21,419

0

Scneouki C-TGFI' uneer S25,00(I

~c C-TGR S25,000 unit. $100,000

heoUle ~TGA $100." ane o,w

3 400

~:IW3.50 61

94, 00

527

18,905

31.877

43

25M2

16,35

265

2:1

880

228

47 107

50.1 12

23

56

5,30

Schedule c F.TGR unoe, S25,DOO

hW: FTR S25,DOOu 9, SIM.DDO

SC-'n FAGA

$1

00.000 iirel

411s 1 :7"

235,Woo

049

N."0

858

34 22

'075

3

'On

~4

8

'.9

5

4os

Fld-I." 2,019.5W 9,462 36 16911 .48

P."-,.hip. 1,593.00 24,940 16 5,086 .57

Corporation, total 2.475,330' 65,4103 5AO3 .66

A...- 1-neel 169,200 2,672 ,672 ,70

Unew S100.0ow 1,272.400 14309 4.3M .12

SIM.00() ursde, $1 nel 821,400 21.252 1,252 .59

S, .0 "is $10 -1 W.100 14.979 4.979 .30

SIO mel uneer $100 .1 30,700 7,758 ,7M 5.27

$,Do me, iencl me, 6.530 4,633 .633 0.95

Sirnell boetnee, co,pomlions 16.7. 6,295 ,n5 .02

F- 1120 DISC 12.401) 1.058 .53

E..I.. -1 10.400 141,23a 1,238 7.14

Gross esW1, uW,r S1 ind K200 12.974 2,974 3.4o

Gr.. -1. $1 .1 1- $5 .1 9.500 4.738 ,738 9.87

G'... -1. $5 rr~' end -1 700

T 526 26 5.11

01ft 93.301) 2.080 ,00

3

imome. estate isno oft. total 102,4M.430 4N,OM 59,733 0.39,1 .31

E.6- 1,053,301) 44,IU 40 4,294 .17

Employment 25,749.000 17,76,1 ,40 'n3 .08

VVI.dI.II profit 13,701) 2,414

2 ,355 ,79, 1.47

mi-Ite-U. 2~ 251

Semi- -91 Conrections M.732 M,732

Not': Tobils my not aW dw to r-ding.

'Tom ~Tom: MsitNo imome.

gross; receipts.

:Includn .14,2M Forms 1120F not ahMated to corporntion cIassess.

Bala- Met assets

26

Table 8.-Continued

Recom-iiW Idditiomil

-ho" 01 el-'s)

A'"n"

W.M. -dltom C.m'C.' Tout

Avenigre- end

Denafty ", nitiem

......q*

R=

T.

R.,.-. T..

iniditors q,,t,r, Q.m. ..dil.e.

1.129 56 4.3. 11,58, 1.314 692 10 111

533 44 7

41M 70

93

228

3

32

1,765

~112

14

0

4:4.1

86 671

626

InoWdual, tot&I

~UOA. TPI immer $10.oM

13 11 Noi, 040A. TPI .- SIG.Moi

12o 4,119 730 984 14

2 TPI $10,000 W.r $25,000, temole

175

~:12 80 645 14 1'3 1

1

TPI

$

~1 10.000 12 1

12 OM. '1 -mnii~ 2 V4

TP S25.0005.nrer SW.Mo

2.1 8s 16.679 3.713 II~8

54

-

--

4

4

jsq 1.156 836

1.

11

1

74

6

C~TGR

-

S25.boo

667 83 1j.'I 2~

1

1.47 01

2 752 2aqI7

5 .1.' 5CCT'C- ;AU1OS11W(i -1., SIOOMO 907

2'

65M

0.370

4

20 Scin.d.A.

C.

TGR $100,000 end -or

9s 808 3s3 172 26 27 SChf, io F-TGH Me, $25.DDO 3

1

~sb 211 22 Schedule F.TG'u&250M under S100.Mi) 7s 10 2,414.1 '2 23 S-W. RF.TGR $100.0M end 0-

93 0,479 Is.i Is

21 TPI W." and me,

1. Fid.,W,

Is

P..n..W,

8.370 2",gs

98 ss 34.200

4B 4. 3.30,

A...Co"o'"Or" oWI I mt reponen

23 Under SIODWO

124 12~ 5~638 20 5100.000

U- 'I

34~ 345 23.040

613 613 79.N9

7.141' 7,141 1.541,280

75 75 11,816

INDI 804 44,M

283 283 21.798

20 2. 56'mm

253 253 480,168

52 52 24,684

5

".

Ur", "' 10 "o In" ..e.r SIM

o

POO In'

31 S-11 Winne..

33 Fom 1120 DISC 9 E.I.I., ow

10 Gross wat, 1W,r $1

-

a G,... stinii S, I,,-, S, ms 7 Gross miet, S5 -1 end me,

16

12.589 1,133 56 13,777 31,156 1.317 692 13 18

65 65 1.465 255 13

692 70 U67 627 12 12

Gin

In--. no gim

FEW..

Employment

391

6 397 161.973 75 853 31

R Windf.11 profit

2

2 8,370

415 .16 610

3

'Semice center M,,Mnge rato by Class is not Dailable. Somoo comer exammImms ~Jtisl In

8 19 Percent -hangs.

4

-t.r o-tj...
Table 9-Additional tax and penalties recommended after examination by class oftaxand by internal

revenue regions and districts and other areas

(in thousands of dollars)

Inumull hnnuou, "ibma.

"Anctal and eamica,

-ntTotal IndlAdual

Sup.

FI-1- co~ chopen, S

lay hui- co~

.U.n

E.I.I. Gift

empj.o~, Exempt Winchu, Mj_,

E.d.

on

able phalli, limce..

.15,988 10

-

a I 2,56D as 121:2 2. 9 737,221 112.611 121 170,644 72,U4 249,42251 7.9490

.64 042:335 385 1.8.1.2 .

1:111 7.~ 1~',1.1,1 1D4:,4.17

1:1 1.111 7.2:1 11 ~:. 1 171~1 I1314 S:311 1

5682 n 16,706 22,473 I'S

IS.

0

4:112 1'. jlgl:.2,11, .44 1:12.2 ... 11:112 sa1:212 22:3411 2' 1 S.31.' ~,.4 217 1. 7

2 -ons

6,862 2,054,:"2 25.020 115,002 13 U":M411 is23:N' 2:.426 240,N2 1.356

12,44 1,1 2 13 ll, 4 11 1, 81 44,117 12.060 74,176 3,095 65 6,546

Total .......................... M.hi 17,157.00111 4.910117 S75:8

Mul,I-Atiand. .................... 2.707,11,17

All, tic ....................... 2.150.766 22::,

... :M7 lill

dems ............................. 2.404,494 561.251

Southen, t ......................... 3.465.731 WO,010

W.atham

A lb.my ............................ 85.852

AB1.1 to .........................I 14.893

0310- ......................... 433.694 5.':'

S,o.klyn 8 ......................... 215.220 14s.e"'

.11 11............................ 108.517 42.10526

.wl,g on ................. 17,050 397

1-holle, .......................... 358.167

1.1,41111 264,021 Is.

P.n.-Ih . . . 2755 IONS

Fuh-ems, 32.482 MAN

A d- Sto-o Cerom... 2A09 2. '09

Block- Saw,

Center ............... 5,417 5,117

ii.a.Atlantic, R"lon:

San.. . ........................ 402,178

onugh Obe ... .......... ",974 Ss:76'4

650 I 449 15,1.699

Plalad.lich.

Rn

. ... . . . .

it.amegh 172:001 '27 7'18:123 "'

mhomi':: ..................... 226.358 93:sS3

Wamnit on, ............. 16.904

,

Phil 640

lookup I. S-

..C mat ......................... 1.896 1,896

A in at Region:

blame - I ...................

B"m th ............ '142.02'7'1 4'D:s51I

C=............... ~00:ses 41131 2347:1Ill31

Gnumabore ............

Zouth 4 I................... 41.116 313,315

L'Ill 11 :1 347 :3%

72

7,

a Roc 6 Eall 21

Natu,Wl...- ,1 .................... 207,617 72:1

Zinuo - Omom............ 288.2137 7817

Ser-a rente...... 7.220

7

,

22

Mom,

Can_ ia S-ic. Comm.. 4,877 4,877

I Region

2130:41 ~ I 441:7%7.7

I

,

Clon-no ............... .6

Gabon .................... "0,511 147.,:51 2

Indumapoia

1

7:11 24

~4 625 1~1:513

Pauk.bilb., 221.11

7so

0-moul .855 2.855

111khatuit Regiom

Aburtanar, 3:2 5 4.869

Ch 1.04

1

21

Nn%~. . ................... 117.4509

21:1311

2

Fa, 2 27

go

I

IS

He- . . . S:125' . 5 14'13

M,Wauk .. ............ :. 271,826 63,158

Oma... 0 a 25,223

SL 4": 95

................... 248~%252-5

727431

st pool.

Spmbgf-l~ .... ........... 115.87. 51.775

Konaes ty a

Can,. ........... 13.03.

South1

AJDAUM ............ 144,"4 S

Awl,. ............................ 201.068 .7j'S'

Ctunn, . .. .. .

.......... 55..u 41,7375

1.021. 262:186 31 :352

7

,

Domm, 62 53

"ousum I. ....................... 1,002,5571 154,200

Olklanchre, City ................ 416,188 12

7'

7,:1I

p........... 161,781

Salt WJ'AheUk... City .. ................. 56,226 33.10a22

121:3 1 1* 1

Austin 1-" 285

1

Og, 6:272

W S.M. Cent 5.706 5.706

.=!*!"........ . .... 43.6,19 39 31

set,, St IN 12:666

Honchol, 42,613 20.01

-aq- 661.780 268,732

We Ar,.,.::: 1.5 .4b3 3M54:782 But

Pon] 04S67

Lea 433 I 62,454

St. so, DO Se 13,

'im SM Us 14l:619

J-::::::: ... .. .. .. .. ;30 798 93.129

Seattle. 1:51S 12.D77

Rea- S~. Cent...... 15465 15.M5

.., ~7 , 3

03 53 153 714

3,894 - 1.125 -

'59

is

1~121 31:7

4

3. 7 43162 22.111 37 766 3.118

~S 7

S 12S

-

4

"

374

54

1

:'176

242

909 58.&N 166 3.924 1.

37 12.017 297 1" "1S 29 12,

1:~214 2147:111

l'N .S

1"~ . 1~'Dce 213

61 61.2soS4 2.S.. 11:'14. UN

36 W 226 210 1,716 -

`2

130 530

16:567 252 1.752 32 33S 14

- - - - -

7 307. a 9 582 14~576 745 743 1,,181

'503

16 B 33

-

411 7 2,i.~ 171:61s 1,996 - 4,049 9~671 .Do. ..

.4 11,131 797

-

0 2.1562

726 511:321 151.. 4':I ' 1,132

755

"o,

A is 12 s

"

7 ':~.. 1,21. 2. '7281

74 11.909 402 1,437 -

4D,

41

49912 58,373 2,545 31,145

79. 23 85 355 15.650

~7"71 1

927 - 1152 6 16.151-

- 'O'GS,

1.167. 1315 :653413 9,533 20,112-

so

.,.1

5

23 127.099 13 6,111

3 166,992 531 17.539

- - - -

1.337 323 3511 4:828 &1

26

- 772 .5341

15.305 4,145 1.723

672 32

-

1.4

2,601 1,79,

6 4

6

W53 06

7

2.7" ':43 IN1, 2.1N

-

-

-

1

.

604 z

17

4

70

-

7211

-

02

-

5,168

2

2

-10

3

D5

7.995

121 3 4 1 3.51t 2.l 17 1 0 069 1,11111 IS7. 1.1s2 1

3

~ 3 S~ , ~S2 :

21 855 4 0 27.140 595 .: 633

1,115 ese 41152:1 2:0 4 18.494 825 1110 4:242 2.171 5.,

63 45,1 1.,66 2

6 4 107.903 272

"

42 403 M4

144 e.831 3 1:'.26

"IN

4" 124

-

- 1,750 - 1,247 164

2.71.1 131:,1DeIS 2.16393 1 140 at! 3,7". 4,R33

22:584 I 169 2.061 933

N

1, 8

13.072 3 66 1~34

4 23

,

'

1

2 1,96, 3 2.575 .

155 9 156.693 20337 1~7 . 42..l"' 9989 2,826

0 27 7'M Se7 11 34

"14

'.7

121 101 No 116 271:501

399

2 5 63

38 31: 50 1 41

1 1

465 808

229 49.716

"ette

~:'1'12 27 .24

:21 ZuB 326 50

e-. 17'4.:2~31 1, 33

U

973 2,656 1,700

175 6,747 4. It 1.

Se"

623 is 35

513 617,110 2,4sl" 22. 17.949 1.943

315 190114 310 4.7.172' 3:' 2

M 596 U1 12,"3 12597 7~4'~' 2.2513 12.661 4s

51 211

45

so. 7~:? 4110 11.191 323 8.392 23

2 2

.

NO

,

.117 I'D 53

3.

'S. I 568

-

1.896 am 1,237

132 ~68.602 3009 15,124 47 4.341 1,D22

- - - - - -

1

12 2,55t 2 :311 13 Ile

1" ~71 2 148 W 157

310 3' 17:803 892 143 2,34630 555 56 253

1.298 2 1 2 4U

`2:2470 N:.'

"1:1 1 821 31,214

3An 7 17 5,47 378 2.512 1 576 W.96D 3

355 123101 1 4:.711 3,17~1 1,0 11S

45 ge I I 1

29 1 D,.3 No 1 26, 82 :151 451 3.3

Ill 331 1 1,411S'' 'e,%6116 ' 3S1 60 315 706

187 413

22:1

63 1 3,243 No 376

7~

0. 224 1

435 35,101 306 763 4 666 0

-

62

-

1

76e 7

40

a

..17D

-2

a

-

13

2

21

-

113

2'oe

2,0215 19.9071 2

Moect

3V89

1

I.35l

631 z

6,979

-

- T, 49

I,So 21

-1,197 3 4.6-29

-

851

Table 10-Number of returns examined by class of tax and by internal revenue regions and districts and other areas

In

-.1 van dl't,l,t, 7.d

toloura

StubTotal Indilld-I oahm- Flood. C,~ Onalues

hip E-1. to, hnkm

,tic,

Gift E..I.. employ "*mp' Employ .an lepull.11 ldi-~

man; "'I - plans pball, uh.o. ..it...

,,,Total ........................... 1,502..05

-Athoutt . ....................

1

:2

Mid-Athontl. ......................... 17.%:.. 0

So.thauen, ................... ... 2136:967149

Can,., .................

Wall,..............................

South.. .......................... 212:111V

W.I..Ali ..

......................... 340.319

Mouth- tantic, Rnion:

Albany aget. Aupo .............................. 9,76

............. Sees,

o-n ?3.512

Bhboklyn _::::::: ::::::: ;45:7~1~1

9 flat. ................- ............ 198

2,793

646

Man "'""bamt a V:

P -m .............. 3

Me

P

,207

A-.nc.

832

hum- Sewe C'nttif 7.295

telikook-ch S.-p onto, 8.309

~Atlamlc Rai

Ball,mo . ....................... 31,711

1:274it,

=.O i.77. 41 4

Philal~bla ct . d ....................... 21,M

: ,

~' 6

thent, I tilipI beI'. S3:71

Atlanta Son: 30,732

B, .=1 1632

4:0731

26,626

63' 1 :271341 U111. A . ........................ 10,764

N-ill,"

N- 24:~" ~7 se

Atlanta Sb-q Came, 15,718

M.-ho, ce Cenbu.... 11.034

ClInal Raglan; S"

Cuclua~M Cim .................. 25,362

(jaboll 410, I

0:

1 at

Lou_110. 17.678

"'Soo

Paakmab,

a

Oncemal 70 '1

4:08

Mid.- Region:

A-d.an ................... 3,"7

Ch ago...... - ................ 46.1145

No M. .. .................... 12.241

F .... .................. 4,721

4 M

.,,-.k

J.:33.

Omaha L ............................. 8.7,o)

S. 0,us-- ............. 23,065

St. pen.1- ................. 21,519

~:lbgfimd ...........- ~4 .0.14

setellam ahoes.Cfly Smice Conic; 0:

AIlNmmMI ""us ......... "' ............ S288

Ao.hn Chall he 11,2712

4.04

Do a ................ ... 48,07"

Get. .............. 22.449

.-alch ............................ 31,543

Okl,Wm Cey.- ................ 22,463

P-i. 2s:54

Salt I.ake y

837

W.h le ...................... 10.5776

Atuan Samice Cable,. ........ 13,859

Opean Saw. Cent 111S`2 W.M.. Requem:

Ancho,ag, ...................... SMS

Boh- .............. 6,770

H-1.1o

h;~;IW S71: " .7 Laguna be

With . ............... 61,390 P ~.1:611

Vnei*: :::: ::::: :::: : 11

Sto.amom ho . ....................... 31.651

.171:0116

San 5. e3 slanio 1.2475

F- 6:766

1.265,583 21,940 7,649 58..57 7.603 17,344 1.883 all 227:;71 19 24,"2 5,079 1129 :235 :417 1..241 2.

'44 2:.

;'9 leg 3,416

44

1

N

1~786 M

`

91

'72 I'S 7 .7

5.712 as "1 3.403 to

222_,.25, 106 09 27475, 1:9 066 9,18, 'a,

2,1137 3,503 ..M1 2,173 3,842 20 61 2, 3- 08 7,97 4.123 2,032 1137 706 7=2 I.. ,

6

2:.1,3: 2,66A

2.201

2.15911

4 las" 2.6011 3.441 4.e3 155 7

41403 31854 3,121 3,044 2 a,235 1,064 1,052 2

Z2 5

298,404 6,051 .22 9'610 .05 3,158 9, 6 5,244 2 I.M3 433 M 254

4.N

7,

1

7

3.OM

1,10 141 14

60 92 62 516 46

9 343

1 6 :7. 17s 3:21 30 3 486 138

58 21 328 1.669 I'D

-

16:427 19,145 286 4,, 4386 27 1.020 489

16 .57 241 a - 1.121 231 2,861 3.403

16,17 is,

220 795 SI 211 11 1.431 11, 2.352 37 16

25 9 's 7. 7

71

151 1

7: 119 11 214 is 50

-

1.. 274 389 21 -

5

s. l:D 510 162 10

-2

3 el 4.1 1,021 46

'.

'N 1

1~9 227 4 19~,j ~s5 Is2 2 2el I -

a

's :7

7,295

8,309

26,018

~o111

408 48 997 55 464 19 873 ",1,751 1,126 1.524 4

2149

'1 7s

's

24:&38

5-7

34B

163 2,21326 3112 76 2 9 1,0,17 2.318 3

166 952 1 M 423 55 67571 3826 - -

124:113 1 ~121 53 1:22,2 94 3 175 15 1~43

2

2 7SS 2

as 24 46 2939 346 1.038147

3~1 31 3s 36 239 45 56 1 67 48'

-

24.905

14.181 277

416 65 961 137 322 12, 476 710 2.032 5437 -

390 60 70 387 47 4N -

12, 62 2

5

4

229 -

23~202 3

3N 53

..1

Ole 486 - 2

is 1

05 33 4S 411

08; 5 6 66

- 70 150

12:64 65 9970 ISM 2429363 454 766 137 9,15D 105 2.181 So as 633 70 107 5 328 2M so

12 12~1 1. -1 ~.11)7 IS IN 2

1. 1.781 427

20 1

151 .71b

.372 163 ISO 46 863 3(11 140

.034

14,576

21.41

143

560

151 920 IN 323 7351 1,487 25 3,441 4.533 1, 202 288 "1 21 SIZI - -

33

138, 714 233 2.4 11 41 1~1 101, 10 3 Is

3 13,976 N

2 le 1:. 7

125 7163

..72D 145 50 73D 7981 15662 32 IN

'42 6 7

1:1 4 OB4 77 25 25 -

7 -

572 26 90 is 3M 271

- - - - -

32

- I

3.087 22 170

32.1,14 870

1 5

.611 2.3ou 10.05aSI S

15, lw 41,06 26 6 894

3,D15 21

3

1441

SI

7:. 1 23098 10245 1.192

1~432 19,538 337 305167

18,824 223 20 1.01

~1 131 122 736

4s' - - -

7.36s 73 13 198

23,066 360 Ill 1.297

3,462 IN

7

201

35,7N 1.307 243 2

,

19,

"o

479

620

56 555

27,102 ~4 175 1.127

17,WB 267 59 1.167

11 4 we 0: Me 36' M2

146M

41B

12, ~ 161 53 1.090

10,693 -

1 l,"2.

5,616 IN 35 1411

5,75B 16 as log

s37:~69 Se -0 1.261

us 657 IN 1,276

49.076 978 90 4

1507 284 104 7N

9:.15 114 15 20551

28,475 252 :17 1.330

27:213 312 1; ON

33

7,0 7. S

M2

26.2. IS 1,210

36,766

10 95 7 in 170

415 655 M 735 'go 914 339

65 3.

1~7 127 20112 224 113

5

115 111 21 1,211 30, M

229 1 444 191 29 Go 313

'69 se 4 7

293 11 2 0

6~~2 354 67 559 3213

- - - - -

32 11 0 300 1" 13, 1.125 Us

43 27585 1371 79 61 212 474 95 1.371 714 120 108 19 11109 270 so 21 23 1,547 376

99 2813 27 2,216 259 1~31 34 483 995

7

1.,

201 1

70 294 34 1,287 1,372

I z z --

21 25 - 213

46 85 12 292 1.110 1 28 64 15 IN7 14 40 377 23 .6

.

15 I

56 737 28 1.497 1.,"

71

26 ?5 1,11, 113

13 113 6 37

1

n

W 421? 24 569 469

97

N

490 3 70 6M M

22 25 042 383 140 305 M 1,028 U 5

1,121 3,8-

-

1

-

2

.7

1

626

-

I

2

-

53 -

221 2

17 -

2.025 1,983 333 7

- - 23 -

213 1

- - 250 -

- 7

2 3

63 -

3,166

-

z

5

1;7 3,0;; 8562 -

- 3

I - 2

- - - 62

952 2,115 13

- - 7 10

1.117 J.IW - 2

,L- than $500.
Table 22-Internal revenue collections, costs, employees and U.S. population

Flecal y- Operating

.1 CeflactiCost of

collecUng

Mo

P,p%I*m sand" A-w" p-ItI.n. -11taoi

To, Natlemal

Off"

(1) (2) (3) (1) (6) (a) 17)

Field

(0)

lre

5

A..".MI lzelg= 0.40 168.903 -.71 50AS2 2,583 48 We

. .............................

30 :11,11.4 00 171.917.000 0.38 171,91M 466.16 51.3U 2.832 48,532

se

337 428:

.

79,976.476,~ 042 -A82 457.33 SOA16 2,.9 47,907

1959 .............................. 355.469.UB 79,797.972,13K,6 044 177,830 4Q.73 SUN 2.969 48,257

113:~1.1~1:11 11.714,002.13. ol. 150.671 507M 51.047 2,910 48,137

9111

41~

238 94.401,086,398 044 l".691 513,el 53,206 3.042 So'l.

450

0,

1 420 99.440,839245 0.45 la6,538 03.09 56,481 3,401 "Ago 1 963 ISMZ,314 105.925,395~281 047 189,242 569.74 59.711 3,657 Siou 98`1

... .. .. .. .. ... ...

549.692.131 112.260,257.115 0,49 191,8119 5115,03 61,059 3,839 57,220

7:,11.1:1.11 ;.4:.Il .1.13,:121 1.11 1.,303 lefl.al .,11, 1,11, 11g.:217

;ow '4

2.

N 79: ~20

526

19671 ............... 667.

0.4458 ~96,56c 655.68 63,SM 3,982

I ....... ... ... egg.NO0 374.814,552

,

295 98,712 746.68 65.90 3,694 62,052

I Me 190.~ 1,313:,131 '. S.:11 0460 200706 7650 67,574 3~967 63607

969 .............................. 758,705,475 187,9 668 202:677 927.19 66.OU 3,862 62,202 1 :111 211 1.11 . 8 6

:72 c9G.111 0,11 1..7 955.31 68.653 4.103 U.580

971 981065: 97 U7,19a.138 051 207.053 925.63 60,972 4.358 U,614

ul ~:%:M 411 ...855,736.878 0.54 20 BA6 1,004.53 68.540 4,134 64,41

73 62 OCS.9~5 237,707 2U.058 049 210,41

'

3

1.74~............

.......... 1,312.594.661 2M.052.253,03 049 21 1.9001 1:26s:1

1 74,110 4.505 69.665

24 78.921 4,310 74.611

293,822.725,7720U 213.559 1.375A4 e2.339 4.531 77,80.

;Z7:'3'1 I,:Z,S,; 302:11~1:4111:11.2 1:1 1~71:3124~2 1:41'4 14:721 4:.1

7

2

1977 .......................

7.0.5.7.. ~S.~ '.73

0 So .7.e

1 fr~

43

4

.4 715:1 a

1:962,129,287: 399,776,389,362 049 21903 1,1126.61 85,32e 4.919N 474109

2.116.166.276 460,412,185,013

046

220:9N 2,083.32 86.168 4,978 .111N

2:280.838.622: 519,375,273,361

*0:"44 12131 2 5:B13 2:121.01 gl~4~ 5.114 S2.350

=11 4gS.4.,7. 1506.799,120.630 15 "111 16:.156 5: 1.1 al 111,046 ,..2.::..

.626.338,036' 632.240.505.595 042

"2: 2,,,7:,, S~,S

7:7"'

2:1.525.840~ 627,246,792.5al 047 D4 875

2

670.56 83.60Y 4,357'

;.

24a

84

s

279.067.495 WO,475,229.453 0.48 237,051 2,870.59 87,63S' 5,327~ 82.30V

1965 .............................. 3.600,952,523' 742.871,5~11,283 04B 239,231 3.105.25 92.2rA 5454 Ssew

'This figure mgmsents actual IRS oboralmg costs front tscal year 1975, exclusive of reimbursements received from other agencies for

services performed, While the oWabng cost figures lor fiscal years phor to 1975 may in some cases mclude reimblusemants. Mae

amounts We Small arid do not attar the cost figures in column 3.

-Economic stabilimbon program average positions included in 1972, 1973 and 1974.

-Federal erogy program average posihons included in 1974, - 1972 adjusted try 3,990 average PDs1l*nS to reflect the AT&F Vanster-July 1972. AW ftluded in years 19')&71.

-Elsven average positions transferred to office of the Secretary in 1965. Twenty average poradiorts transferred to office of the se~rougry

in, 1963, M ftwdokM to count average positions realized was adjusted

m 1984 to conlorm to Office of Pensommel Management instructons. 1983

Xgo Posium realized also am adjusted for comparability,

Table 23-Costs incurred by the Internal Revenue Service by activity

(in thousands of dollars)

AppmPnetion by -11I Olfter

lm- 195 1984- INS 19114- INS

Total Obligations, OPMpriatimb, and nem,bunaeownts 3.295.538 3,017,3

0 2,410,025

Obhgabom, agm- abbemueued! fund

. ............................... 3,279.067 3=953 2,4W.183 ':"':a ~ INN

'F'4:8'. 's NS3019.

Baubles and ..pems.

.:~111 104 11,1 1,4:111 13371 11 T-1 ..........

Is1

,71 Executive

Memeg.marn.as ................................................

6:85

..

SM :s.5 234

91.806 go'cree 69,828 72,573 21.M 25.525

Process" tax nat ...

Total 89034 1.14

1 411:%14M",21 3"24s:"1

889:4231 822,497

a

~.

1 S,~:l

Comout..... .....................................................

'.

288:727

200.922 225,972 49,573 57.151 151.349 168.621

Examinallom end ap",19

Total ..........

................................................................ 1.264,433 1,370.5415 1.045.727 1,133,137 M,706 243,362 Exammin"on............................................................... 1.025.611 1,114.845 844.812 915,~ 160,799 199.501 Amwal. tax We-........................................... 150,391 167,263 127.197 139~659 23,194 27,60~ EMIWMPJ-m, and .-of g.-hon. .................. 90.431 94,398 73,718 78.134 16,713 16,264

1-ti?.lJon, To, ol[Wollon texpay., -"

.............

1,024,131 1.071,022 787,1117 11

C."

7 ~g S:31 47~ Tax fraud mvesurg.mons ............................................. 204.135 219,1151 158,7.27~1 2411.1 213:~1211

ecixon ..........-..................................................... 604.10 S13,527 477.477 483.8" 126.672 129,6XI T. Payr as................................................. 148.293 169.87,r KISS IN 207 53.907 65.667 Enf-mom I,bgabon and rutno. ..... 1 :1-1 67,554 67.670 57.190 56:700 10,364 10,970

R.I.bu-W. oblINUam, to.] ....................................... 16,471 16,423 12,642 11,782 3'sn 4,641

Total Personnel cxunw-don

and benefits

Table 24.-Costs incurred by the Internal Revenue Service by office (in thousands of dollars)

Int- revenue efecre, dlstftl

w repriwn

P-1

To., eem", Tnave, Equi~ (late, sation mans

1) (2) (3) Of (5)

A. Total, Imer,al A-u, Samic. .....-................................. ...........

Nal'onal Oln" ... ............... ........................... ......

3..17.375 2,631,366 92.236 "A33 816.2

Nmm-Aulgnu~ .......... .. ....... .. ............ .. ......................................

859.200 252,897 11,925 45~441 ult'ge's7

102.562 345.562 81815 5.292 42

'837

lum-Ad-c.... .. ................... ....................... .........................

Soug,e ............. .. . .......................-.. .........

2W507 262,024 7,15. 2,707 N.9923

399,021 337,1341

1

Genbei 51 4,748 43,629

M-11

............. 246,785 211.974 8:1905 2.441 24.17

.................. 111 2119.670 251,990 9.782 3480 24.409

smonw.

Was-

............... 4N.240 375.877 2:2

.............. ........1... 444.168 361.561 ;3

9

'021

S~2.2.1

R.91= a- -Ir ..........

. ....... .. O'Ne

:2':MS

'09

.

counsel.. ........ ..... ............. ........ .... .....

83.255 1,6901 102

R.Q.nal mmocuo,- .... ..... ...........................

58.735 53.00 1,449 1,948

5

IvIulonal rom~txr Center ...... ........

.............. 36,030 30,081 2,07 942 '1510

R

~x

2 :211 11:"3

0

14

1

S are Center 1:.741 .......... .... ... ... .... 422 ,

54

.

see 265 S77

,1

2

0. Rogi-I ut district dir--'

office. an- 'em,M)

17.349 11,682 789 1~814 3:06,1

13,643 9.950 348 1.044

2

~3

7.2~1 10 1.;:7

M

:112

003 1.42 1.693

14,D03

9

719 .we 1,615 1.66)

~7:441 11 10.760 Qso 1.542

. 2,188

094 23107 2.557 2,702 8,730

C. Chatmet dinachus' offloe. and .-I..

NmItt-AtIbmitc, p

11.355 9.983 523 10, 770

208 22 274

3.:'

37

542 4,902

4g:249 12..272 SON 286 2,M

-mm`7

2633

1 22'M 1.038

122 2.502

3:378 2.901 227 .0 210

24 14I 22S7 139 1.134

V1

1,~ M-Mm

"

.

2:2S7 :.73 73

4

P 54 ~12

Provvia,ce .. ........................................

5.735 5,015 292 762

.1

NonlAulantic RV cannalued Vanng ...................

S.541 5.921 223 29

"1

con

391- 292

-

gnobve, sN

.1 ............. ................ ....................... 54,914 43,524 339 12

7 71 ..nc0m.

Atle.74!

n Sm.. Cm.. ............. ... ........ ........ .....I.............. 72.6% 60,134 446 B2, 4:795

Elat... .........................................

...........

=

... .1,615 38,091 N'l 251 2.389 0..1 .. .......................... ............ 22.703 10,7S2 1.6.1 IN 1.925

56097 53,515 1.435 246 2.901

44:486 40,811 917 282 2..W

2z" 20.555 711 139 1.250

M

',net- 1Aormsx.Fb~..6,,,nb. 26.674 23.338 1.106 114 2,116 .. '1:'7'

4.68 12~ 14 275

Prx '13 Mid-lam, =-Mml.ml munmg ....................... .......................

2121~ 7111

2 311

adialphis Cm......................................

Seuth"s S-31 , .. 62,144 62,Z6 249 A Isms .............................................................................................

arm

50,039 41.467 2,070 495 6.007

C.I.T. ;6,56D 14,695 859 213 793

Greenabo........ ...... ....................................................................

1,452 10,234 529 182 507

Jac Jacluro 26,965 24.048 1.2147 20 -1.05

,-mvlft .................

..................................................................................

....................................................................

10.782 0.358 60 .7'

I-M.A.

14311 111 3,319 830 se.'37 ............................................... ........................................11

Nun"I W.". :7

7

10:379 629 222 487

,,aw on-..........

27,731 23.872 1,156 380 2.321

Southeast Region carmahzed menng ............................ Mam 38W 21,171 1.120 205 1.338

83

-

Service Center 112

-

I ........................................................... &.715 53,610

2,

M.mN, service Can...........................................................

0 636 10.259

Central 0,800 U,759 2% 253 10,522

On-natl .......................................................................................... 33:541 c3evelend ............................................................. 2'

'S

Degroxt .........................................................

31 3075 37 3

~:~06 3N 2.263

Indeanapol, 52,003 46,359

21:.172 79 3,393

Louisvllo ............ ................................. ........................ ............

28.958 25.026 894 1.1 2.~111

PZkJ 10.303 14,467 Sm

54

C

a:`" ~,l R.

....................................... 9.383 0.372 24 46 .2

'7

3

aa,~:.,;,- Center

5

.~,Ir77 30 417 9.590

Abomeen..............................

CN,.w ............................... 7.4

:17

a

.14 36 147

D.,M. ne.

M 070 435 3,801 ....................................................................-S 12.02

Fargo.. 14,072 12,203 706 159 914

4,346 3.775 316 47 208

MWauke

5 4W 4,796 357

a NI

iDmah. ............................................................................................

22:141 19,620 773 114 1.434

7" St Lui- ................................................. ....................................... 82 63,

Sr. Paul ................ ...........................................................................

~'4.1)00 3.:.571' 43we 221 2,537

Spnngheld~ .....................

26.286 23 480 1.091 182 1.532

M,ft.I' R.9 mramedg ................................. ............ .

13,435 12.180 628 69 557 370 - 3 -

xenes.

ce

Cen. ............................................ .............. 62.~

1 51.150 2159 511 10,830

* Fiscal year 1984 aPPmPmg1xm structure was modified to reflect the reorganization of 1982.
Table 24.-Continued

(in thousandr of dollars)

ltuntna.l no-nak, affic.. dhildcl .1 latlien T_, oula,

(1) (2) (3) (4) Of

role,

-p-

"do,

SouthA tudd.knot.. ................................ 7.130 6.457 385 20 288

A. an......................................... .... ............... 27,N9 24.168 97 I.U

ChWe ........................................... .. - - .. .. .. - - - .. 4.739 3,977 41f) 26 31.

0.11 . . ............. .................................. ................ ........... 70.543 61.18. 2,550 346 6,4508

Dan ............................................ - .......................... 32,246 28.056 294 ~11 216

Houstan .. .......................................... ... 47,980 42,932 i:514 03

3:4~'

oultutd- Cay .............. .................... 23.0119 20,963 1,087 94 955 Plk,en. ............ ........... ......................................................... 18,80 16.746 In 1 f12

Sall Lake Cay .................................. 8.a70 382 1."' 5.3

..hda ............................................ 46, 13.692 6m 53 741

S~u=l Region c-uslunal dilating .................

-

52 -

's

C.

75il5

331

A a - ner

..

.......... ................. .. isll

5

424 1 I.No

Og an S- Cant. ....................... ........................... - ................. 73,272 62,051 401 235 10'~

won.. Ancrad 0 7,814 No 45 612

Bar to ......... ... ..... 11 .. .. ......... 6475 6,790 339 2a 318

Honolulu .................. ........................... ................... 15,6313 7,927 292 48 370

Lag.. N,g-I .......... : ...': ................ * * ............................... ....... .. U,327 48,775 11808 .5 3.299

L. A . ................................................................. ................... 75,670 ft,140 1.913 520 4,N7

.g 17,789 Is.1 694 139 1,515

12,4m 10,757 .41 155 1,057

s r1an,anto ...................... ..................... ...... ...... ... 24,08 22.140

fee

N5 1,165

Sa F-dico. .............................................................. ....... 44,841 31"M '34 45,1 4,255

S. J.......... .. ... .. . .................. .. .. ... - .. - .. 30,959 27,"B 1.475 2W 1.372

Seattle ................................................................................. 32.170 28,601 '.1

1

, 276 2,151

40

WeaunnsFilm central Wit Vatning... ..............................

- 444 - 19

89.563 75,655 386 705 12,016

a.,- en~ ~

Ganne...... I.......................................

Note: Ranyourstandents We included in the Monte filfures. Indntiotall item my net add to total becautut of rounding.

Table 25-Persormil summary

Location and tM

A-M flotstions N.mal -play-. at UW! close of year

,fill. 1985 19" 11,85

&,mice late ........................................................................................ 681"ll 92.792 95,749 "'705

Pw-n-t . ..................................................... ................ 83,160 89.469 W,248 92,629

Unaterial ............... 5040 3,323 5,501 4,076

..........

:*.............. ............* .............** 5,365 5,643 5,710 5,787

N ""I Off" 11:14 90,039

R:tgl'mi offices ...........

2s

Dole wooluallng ~~i;i...................................... 2 1:'N'l - 25,112 111:121 210.

coil 11:~212 1 412 117:2 1 1 to

Ff-do" .................. 2 1:7386 44~z N,62

Othr............................... . ........... 8,695 8.0m 8.756 7.757

Tlutilkeye, adanti.... 64 4,2 2 4ASS 4,610 5

4 s! 583

T.- a-

...........

T.oagryar -ce rolon-allk,............... 1036 1.12, 1,231 1,211

. .. .. ......

2,594 2,58,1 3~0,ft! 2.815

Elutnuln 23934 24,798 25,403 2~.133

F-n. 1,3,557 14,167

T. Wkind,. ........ "Ns 513 3,371 , Is"26

011, W ......................................... ................. .......... 7.070 7.720 7,955 7.239

EMjl0jw,tWl-1eXWdPl organdoduld-. P 0 ................. ~:W12 1,922 1.959 1'9'.

Mh Is... ........................... I

o'

Dunk 1,403 1,3

635 618 556 594

2,131 2,213 2,302 2,212

............ ...................

1

3 flow

1.11,

1.0

"a

1 AudaWs.... 173 u 77 177 s s

Murk.., 930 B6 1.057 7

Tax Fr . . .................................................................................. . ........ 4,162 4.377 ':~3~12 4 4:39ul

Seocial agentq ..................................... 2. 23 7 2 W30 0-11

.5~ 1,525 1'5~

E-thn, Irectilln.............................................................................. 115 In 126 125

M... se. nt .-I... ............................. 2.193 2.176 2,592 251H,

If-- aulnelpanand ......................... .................*'.." 41,03 4,- 4,027 4J0o

Can"[[ C . . ... ............................................................................ 4,002 3,811 4,361 3,62885

-.1............................................................................................... 2,,llil 2.45,1 2..1.77

.,pection ............................................................................................ 931 M '112

4

Note: , Fi=jReimbursements we included in the above ftflures.

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he'd

b"

actuated let conandabilily in the f-I year 1985 figuall.

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