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Census of

Service Industries

SC92-S-4

SUBJECT SERIES

Sources of Receipts

or Revenue

U.S. Department of Commerce

Economics and Statistics Administration

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
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Many persons participated in the various activities of the 1992 Census of Service Industries. The

overall planning and review of the census operations were performed by the Economic Census

Staff of the Economic Planning and Coordination Division.

This report was prepared in the Services Division. Bobby E. Russell, Assistant Chief for Census

Programs, was responsible for the overall planning, management, and coordination of the census

of service industries. Planning and implementation were under the direction of Jack B. Moody,

Chief, Service Census Branch, with primary staff assistance by Jack R. Drago, Barbara S. Tinari,

Kirk K. Degler, Joseph R. Fuller, Susan G. Baker, Deborah M. Stempowski, Brian D. Gregory,

Marie C. Lally, Theresa L. Steele, Chris E. Blackburn, M. Craig Schadt, Arthur B. Stewart,

Evelyn D. Butler, and Julie K. Harding.

Systems and procedures for mailout, receipt, correspondence, data input, industry classification, other clerical processing, administrative record processing, quality control, and the associated

electronic computer programs, were developed in the Economic Planning and Coordination

Division.

Mailout preparation and receipt operations, clerical and analytical review activities, data keying,

and geocoding review were performed by the staff of the Data Preparation Division, Judith N.

Petty, Chief.

Geographic coding procedures and associated computer programs were developed by the staff

of the Geography Division, Joel L. Morrison, Chief.

The computer processing systems were developed and coordinated in the Economic Statistical

Methods and Programming Division, Charles P. Pautler, Jr., Chief. Martin S. Harahush, Assistant

Chief for Quinquennial Programs, was responsible for design and implementation of the computer

systems. The computer programs were prepared under the supervision of William C. Wester,

Chief, Services Branch, assisted by Jeffrey S. Rosen, David L. Sipes, Donell D. Barnes, and

Duc-Mong Nguyen.

Computer processing was performed in the Computer Services Division, Marvin D. Raines,

Chief.

The staff of the Administrative and Customer Services Division, Walter C. Odom, Chief,

performed planning, design, composition, editorial review, and printing planning and procurement

for publications and report forms. Margaret A. Smith provided publication coordination and

editing.

Special acknowledgment is also due the many businesses whose cooperation has contributed

to the publication of these data.

If you have any questions concerning the statistics in this report, call 301-457-2689.

Acknowledgments
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1992 CENSUS OF SERVICE INDUSTRIES

Publications of the 1992 Census of Service Industries containing data on service industries establishments in the United States

are described below. Publication order forms for specific reports

may be obtained from any Department of Commerce district

office or from Customer Services, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233-1900. The first results were issued in press

releases. Final detailed statistics are issued in separate paperbound reports and compact disc-read only memory (CD-ROM).

Final Reports

Geographic area series—52 reports

(SC92-A-1 to -52)

A separate paperbound report containing data for establishments with payroll is published for each State, the District of

Columbia, and the United States. For establishments of firms

subject to Federal income tax, each State report presents

general statistics on number of establishments, receipts, payroll,

and employment, by varied service classifications, for the State,

metropolitan areas (MA’s), counties, and places with 350 service

establishments or more, by kind of business. Greater kind-ofbusiness detail is shown for larger areas. In addition, for places

with 2,500 inhabitants or more and for all counties, statistics are

provided on number of establishments and receipts for 10 major

kind-of-business groups. For establishments of firms exempt

from Federal income tax, each State report presents statistics on

number of establishments, revenue, payroll, and employment by

varied service classifications, for the State and MA’s. Greater

kind-of-business detail is shown for larger areas.

The United States Summary report presents data for the

United States as a whole for establishments with payroll of firms

subject to Federal income tax, as well as those exempt from

Federal income tax, for detailed kind-of-business classifications.

Statistics on number of establishments and receipts/ revenue are

also shown for States and MA’s by kind of business.

For each State, the District of Columbia, and the United

States, 1992 data are provided on receipts/ revenue and employees per establishment and on receipts/ revenue and payroll per

employee. Comparative statistics showing percent changes in

receipts/ expenses and payroll between 1987 and 1992 also are

shown.

Nonemployer statistics series—1 report

(SC92-N-1)

This report includes data by kind of business for all establishments, establishments with payroll, and establishments without

payroll for the United States and States. Also presented are

statistics for establishments without payroll including number of

establishments and receipts/ revenue by varied service classifications for MA’s.

Similar data for counties and places with 2,500 inhabitants or

more are available on electronic media only.

Subject series—5 reports

(SC92-S-1 to -5)

The Establishment and Firm Size report (SC92-S-1) presents

data for establishments with payroll, based on size of establishment, size of company or firm, and legal form of organization.

Establishment statistics are presented by receipts/ revenue size

and by employment size; statistics for firms, by receipts/ revenue

size (including concentration by largest firms), by employment

size, and by number of establishments operated (single units and

multiunits). Statistics are presented by kind of business on the

number of establishments, receipts/ revenue, payroll, and employment for the United States.

The Capital Expenditures, Depreciable Assets, and Operating

Expenses report (SC92-S-2) presents data for firms with payroll

for the United States by major kind of business. Operating

expenses include annual payroll, supplemental labor costs, purchased services, etc. Receipts data also are provided.

Three other reports (Hotels, Motels, and Other Lodging Places

(SC92-S-3), Sources of Receipts or Revenue (SC92-S-4), and

Miscellaneous Subjects (SC92-S-5)) present data for the United

States as a whole and, where feasible, for States and MA’s.

Electronic Media

All data included in the printed reports are available on

CD-ROM, except for Capital Expenditures, Depreciable Assets,

and Operating Expenses; Hotels, Motels, and Other Lodging

Places; and Miscellaneous Subjects reports. The CD-ROM’s

provide the same information found in the final reports as well as

additional information not published in the final reports, such as

ZIP Code statistics available from series SC92-Z, and nonemployer data for counties and places from series SC92-N. Electronic media products are available for users who wish to

summarize, rearrange, or process large amounts of data. These

products, with corresponding technical documentation, are sold

by Customer Services, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC

20233-1900.

OTHER ECONOMIC CENSUS REPORTS

Data on retail trade, wholesale trade, financial, insurance, real

estate, construction industries, manufactures, mineral industries,

transportation, communications, utilities, enterprise statistics, minorityowned business enterprises, and women-owned businesses also

are available from the 1992 Economic Census. A separate series

of reports covers the census of outlying areas—Puerto Rico,

Virgin Islands of the United States, Guam, and the Northern

Marianas. Separate announcements describing these reports are

available free of charge from Customer Services, Bureau of the

Census, Washington, DC 20233-1900.

Publication Program
Census of

Service Industries

SC92-S-4

SUBJECT SERIES

Sources of Receipts

or Revenue

Issued October 1996

U.S. Department of Commerce

Michael Kantor, Secretary

Economics and Statistics Administration

Everett M. Ehrlich, Under Secretary

for Economic Affairs

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Martha Farnsworth Riche, Director
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SERVICES DIVISION

Carole A. Ambler, Chief

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Martha Farnsworth Riche, Director

Bryant Benton, Deputy Director

Paula J. Schneider, Principal Associate

Director for Programs

Frederick T. Knickerbocker, Associate

Director for Economic Programs

Thomas L. Mesenbourg, Assistant Director

for Economic Programs

ECONOMIC PLANNING AND COORDINATION

DIVISION

John P. Govoni, Chief

Economics and Statistics

Administration

Everett M. Ehrlich, Under Secretary

for Economic Affairs

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Introduction to

the Economic Census

PURPOSES AND USES OF THE ECONOMIC

CENSUS

The economic census is the major source of facts about

the structure and functioning of the Nation’s economy. It

provides essential information for government, business,

industry, and the general public.

The economic census furnishes an important part of the

framework for such composite measures as the gross

domestic product, input/ output measures, production and

price indexes, and other statistical series that measure

short-term changes in economic conditions.

Policymaking agencies of the Federal Government use

the data, especially in monitoring economic activity and

providing assistance to business.

State and local governments use the data to assess

business activities and tax bases within their jurisdictions

and to develop programs to attract business.

Trade associations study trends in their own and competing industries and keep their members informed of

market changes.

Individual businesses use the data to locate potential

markets and to analyze their own production and sales

performance relative to industry or area averages.

AUTHORITY AND SCOPE

Title 13 of the United States Code (sections 131, 191,

and 224) directs the Census Bureau to take the economic

census every 5 years, covering years ending in 2 and 7.

The 1992 Economic Census consists of the following eight

censuses:

• Census of Retail Trade

• Census of Wholesale Trade

• Census of Service Industries

• Census of Financial, Insurance, and Real Estate

Industries

• Census of Transportation, Communications, and Utilities

• Census of Manufactures

• Census of Mineral Industries

• Census of Construction Industries

Special programs also cover enterprise statistics and

minority-owned and women-owned businesses. (The 1992

Census of Agriculture and 1992 Census of Governments

are conducted separately.) The next economic census is

scheduled to be taken in 1998 covering the year 1997.

AVAILABILITY OF THE DATA

The results of the economic census are available in

printed reports for sale by the U.S. Government Printing

Office and on compact discs for sale by the Census

Bureau. Order forms for all types of products are available

on request from Customer Services, Bureau of the Census,

Washington, DC 20233-8300. A more complete description of publications being issued from this census is on the

inside back cover of this document.

Census facts are also widely disseminated by trade

associations, business journals, and newspapers. Volumes containing census statistics are available in most

major public and college libraries. Finally, State Data

Centers in every State as well as business and industry

data centers in many States also supply economic census

statistics.

WHAT’S NEW IN 1992

The 1992 Economic Census covers more of the economy

than any previous census. New for 1992 are data on

communications, utilities, financial, insurance, and real

estate, as well as coverage of more transportation industries. The economic, agriculture, and governments censuses now collectively cover nearly 98 percent of all

economic activity.

Among other changes, new 1992 definitions affect the

boundaries of about a third of all metropolitan areas. Also,

the Survey of Women-Owned Businesses has now been

expanded to include all corporations.

HISTORICAL INFORMATION

The economic census has been taken as an integrated

program at 5-year intervals since 1967 and before that for

1963, 1958, and 1954. Prior to that time, the individual

subcomponents of the economic census were taken separately at varying intervals.

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The economic census traces its beginnings to the 1810

Decennial Census, when questions on manufacturing were

included with those for population. Coverage of economic

activities was expanded for 1840 and subsequent censuses to include mining and some commercial activities. In

1902, Congress established a permanent Census Bureau

and directed that a census of manufactures be taken every

5 years. The 1905 Manufactures Census was the first time

a census was taken apart from the regular every-10-year

population census.

The first census of business was taken in 1930, covering 1929. Initially it covered retail and wholesale trade and

construction industries, but it was broadened in 1933 to

include some of the service trades.

The 1954 Economic Census was the first census to be

fully integrated—providing comparable census data across

economic sectors, using consistent time periods, concepts, definitions, classifications, and reporting units. It

was the first census to be taken by mail, using lists of firms

provided by the administrative records of other Federal

agencies. Since 1963, administrative records also have

been used to provide basic statistics for very small firms,

reducing or eliminating the need to send them census

questionnaires. The Enterprise Statistics Program, which

publishes combined data from the economic census, was

made possible with the implementation of the integrated

census program in 1954.

The range of industries covered in the economic censuses has continued to expand. The census of construction industries began on a regular basis in 1967, and the

scope of service industries was broadened in 1967, 1977,

and 1987. The census of transportation began in 1963 as

a set of surveys covering travel, transportation of commodities, and trucks, but expanded in 1987 to cover business

establishments in several transportation industries. For

1992, these statistics are incorporated into a broadened

census of transportation, communications, and utilities.

Also new for 1992 is the census of financial, insurance,

and real estate industries. This is part of a gradual expansion in coverage of industries previously subjected to

government regulation.

The Survey of Minority-Owned Business Enterprises

was first conducted as a special project in 1969 and was

incorporated into the economic census in 1972 along with

the Survey of Women-Owned Businesses.

An economic census has also been taken in Puerto

Rico since 1909, in the Virgin Islands of the United States

and Guam since 1958, and in the Commonwealth of the

Northern Mariana Islands since 1982.

Statistical reports from the 1987 and earlier censuses

provide historical figures for the study of long-term time

series and are available in some large libraries. All of the

census data published since 1967 are still available for

sale on microfiche from the Census Bureau.

AVAILABILITY OF MORE FREQUENT

ECONOMIC DATA

While the census provides complete enumerations every

5 years, there are many needs for more frequent data as

well. The Census Bureau conducts a number of monthly,

quarterly, and annual surveys, with the results appearing in

publication series such as Current Business Reports (retail

and wholesale trade and service industries), the Annual

Survey of Manufactures, Current Industrial Reports, and

the Quarterly Financial Report. Most of these surveys,

while providing more frequent observations, yield less

kind-of-business and geographic detail than the census.

The County Business Patterns program offers annual

statistics on the number of establishments, employment,

and payroll classified by industry within each county.

SOURCES FOR MORE INFORMATION

More information about the scope, coverage, classification system, data items, and publications for each of the

economic censuses and related surveys is published in the

Guide to the 1992 Economic Census and Related Statistics. More information on the methodology, procedures,

and history of the censuses will be published in the History

of the 1992 Economic Census. Contact Customer Services

for information on availability.

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Census of Service Industries

GENERAL

The 1992 Census of Service Industries, part of the 1992

Economic Census, covered service industries as defined in

Division I of the Standard Industrial Classification Manual:

19871 (SIC), except Elementary and Secondary Schools

(SIC 821), Colleges, Universities, Professional Schools,

and Junior Colleges (SIC 822), Labor Unions and Similar

Labor Organizations (SIC 863), Political Organizations (SIC

865), Religious Organizations (SIC 866), and Private Households (SIC 881). The census also excluded governmental

establishments classified in the covered industries, except

for government-operated hospitals which were included.

Data are presented for establishments in the following

classifications:

SIC code Title

70 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and

other lodging places

72 Personal services

73 Business services

75 Automotive repair, services, and parking

76 Miscellaneous repair services

78 Motion pictures

79 Amusement and recreation services

80 Health services

81 Legal services

823, 4, 9 Selected educational services

83 Social services

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical

and zoological gardens

861, 2, 4, 9 Selected membership organizations

87 Engineering, accounting, research,

management, and related services

89 Services, not elsewhere classified

This series of reports presents data for service establishments of firms subject to Federal income tax and (in

separate tables) of firms which are exempt from Federal

income tax under provisions of the Internal Revenue Code.

Only establishments with some payroll during the year are

included. For a more detailed explanation, see appendix A.

Many of the ‘‘kinds of business or operation’’ included in

this report are not thought of as commercial businesses,

and the terms (such as ‘‘business,’’ ‘‘establishment,’’ and

‘‘firm’’) used to describe them may not be descriptive of

such services, particularly for not-for-profit and professional services. However, these terms are applied to all

‘‘kinds of business or operation’’ in order to maintain

conformity in the measures of the production and delivery

of goods and services and in the presentation of data.

The basic tabulations in this report do not include data

for establishments which are auxiliary (primary function is

providing a service, such as warehousing or bookkeeping)

to service establishments within the same organization.

Data for auxiliaries are presented in a subsequent report

issued as part of the 1992 Enterprise Statistics reports.

For the 1992 Census of Service Industries, large- and

medium-size firms, plus all firms known to operate more

than one establishment, were sent questionnaires to be

completed and returned to the Census Bureau by mail. For

most very small firms, including those with no paid employees, data from existing administrative records of other

Federal agencies were used instead. These records provided basic information on location, kind of business,

receipts, payroll, number of employees, and legal form of

organization. In addition, more detailed information for

selected kinds of business was obtained on the various

questionnaires.

Appendix A gives a more detailed explanation of census

coverage and methodology.

CENSUS DISCLOSURE RULES

In accordance with Federal law governing census reports,

no data are published that would disclose the operations of

an individual establishment or business. However, the

number of establishments in a kind-of-business classification is not considered a disclosure, so this information may

be released even though other information is withheld.

GEOGRAPHIC AREAS COVERED

This report series presents data for the following areas:

1. The United States as a whole.

2. Each State and the District of Columbia.

1

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3. Each consolidated metropolitan statistical area (CMSA)

and primary metropolitan statistical area (PMSA) defined

by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) as of

June 30, 1993 . A CMSA is an area used to facilitate

the presentation and analysis of data for large concentrations of metropolitan populations. It includes two or

more contiguous PMSA’s which have a population of

at least 1,000,0002 and which meet specific criteria of

urban character and of social and economic integration.

4. Each metropolitan statistical area (MSA) defined by

the OMB as of June 30, 1993. An MSA is an integrated

economic and social unit with a population nucleus of

at least 50,000 inhabitants.2 Each MSA consists of

one or more counties meeting standards of metropolitan character; in New England, cities and towns rather

than counties are the component geographic units.

DOLLAR VALUES

All dollar values presented in this report are expressed

in current dollars, i.e., 1992 data are expressed in 1992

dollars and 1987 data in 1987 dollars. Consequently, when

making comparisons to prior years, users of the data

should consider the inflation that has occurred.

RELIABILITY OF DATA

The data presented on various subjects included in this

report are based, in part, upon a sample and, therefore, are

subject to both sampling errors and nonsampling errors.

Specifically, these data are estimated based on information obtained from census questionnaires mailed to all

large employers and to a sample of small employers in the

service universe. Sampling errors affect these estimates

insofar as they may differ from results that would be

obtained from a complete enumeration. Nonsampling errors

can be attributed to many sources: inability to identify all

cases in the actual universe; definition and classification

difficulties; differences in the interpretation of questions;

errors in recording or coding the data obtained; and other

errors of collection, response, coverage, processing, and

estimation for missing or misreported data.

The reliability of data estimates on the selected topics

presented in this report is determined by the joint effects of

sampling and nonsampling errors. No direct measurement

of these effects has been obtained except for estimation

for missing or misreported data; however, precautionary

steps were taken in all phases of the collection, processing, and tabulation of the data in an effort to minimize the

effects of nonsampling errors. Appendix A provides more

detailed information on the sampling procedure (see Census Coverage and Methodology) and estimation procedure

(see Treatment of Nonresponse) that apply to those data.

Also see appendix E for an indication on the extent that

data for kind-of-business totals included in this report were

obtained from the administrative records of other Federal

agencies and from estimation, rather than reports directly

from respondents.

SPECIAL TABULATIONS

Special tabulations of data collected in the 1992 Census

of Service Industries may be obtained, depending on

availability of time and personnel, on diskette, computer

tape, or in tabular form. The data will be in summary form

and subject to the same rules prohibiting disclosure of

confidential information (including name, address, kind of

business, or other data for individual business establishments or companies) as are the regular publications.

Special tabulations are prepared on a cost basis. A

request for a cost estimate, as well as exact specifications

on the type and format of the data to be provided, should

be directed to the Chief, Services Division, Bureau of the

Census, Washington, DC 20233.

To discuss a special tabulation before submitting specifications, call 1-800-541-8345.

ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS

The following abbreviations and symbols are used in

this publication:

* See kind-of-business descriptions for SIC 72

and SIC 7384 in appendix A for treatment of

plant outlets.

– Represents zero.

# Receipt line detail withheld due to insufficient

reporting or to avoid disclosing data for individual companies.

(D) Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual companies; data are included in broader

kind-of-business totals.

(NA) Not available.

(S) Withheld because estimates did not meet publication standards on the basis of either response

rate, associated standard error, or a consistency review.

(V) Less than 0.05 percent.

(X) Not applicable.

CMSA Consolidated metropolitan statistical area.

MA Metropolitan area.

MSA Metropolitan statistical area.

n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified.

PMSA Primary metropolitan statistical area.

pt. Part.

r Revised.

SIC Standard Industrial Classification.

2

According to the 1990 Census of Population or subsequent special

census.

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The following symbols are used in this publication to

show employment size ranges for employment data that

have been withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual

companies (employment size range codes are provided for

the first time in the 1992 Economic Census):

Symbol Employment Size

AA 0–19

BB 20–99

CC 100–249

EE 250–499

FF 500–999

GG 1,000–2,499

HH 2,500–4,999

II 5,000–9,999

JJ 10,000–24,999

KK 25,000–49,999

LL 50,000–99,999

MM 100,000 or more

SERVICE INDUSTRIES—SUBJECT SERIES CENSUS OF SERVICE INDUSTRIES VII
Users’ Guide for Locating Statistics in This Report

by Table Number

[Tables 1a and 1b are from the Geographic Area Series and contain United States level data for all kinds of business. Data items include number of

establishments, receipts/revenue, annual payroll, first-quarter payroll, and paid employees. All other tables contain data for a specific kind of

business (see table below) and include the following data items: number of establishments, receipts/revenue, and sources of receipts/revenue]

Kind of business Table

number

Hotels and motels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3

Other lodging places .................................. 4

Camps and membership lodging ....................... 5

Laundry, cleaning, and garment services ................ 6

Photographic studios, portrait .......................... 7

Beauty and barber shops .............................. 8

Shoe repair shops and shoeshine parlors ............... 9

Funeral services and crematories. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Miscellaneous personal services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Advertising. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Credit reporting, collecting agencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and photography,

and stenographic services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Services to dwellings and other businesses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Miscellaneous equipment rental and leasing . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Personnel supply services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Computer programming, data processing, and other

computer related services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Detective agencies and protective services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Photofinishing laboratories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Business services, n.e.c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Automotive rental and leasing, without drivers. . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Automotive repair shops. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Automotive services, except repair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Miscellaneous repair services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Motion picture and video tape production. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Motion picture and video tape distribution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Kind of business Table

number

Services allied to motion picture production . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Motion picture theaters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Video tape rental . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Dance studios, schools, and halls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Theatrical producers, orchestras, and entertainers . . . . . . . . 32, 33

Bowling centers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Commercial sports. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Physical fitness facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Gymnasiums and athletic clubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Public golf courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Coin-operated amusement devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Amusement parks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Membership sports and recreation clubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41, 42

Amusement and recreation services, n.e.c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Fairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Nursing and personal care facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45, 46

Hospitals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47, 48

Legal services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Selected educational services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50, 51

Social services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52, 53

Museums, art galleries, gardens. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54, 55

Membership organizations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Engineering, architectural, surveying . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

Research, development, testing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59, 60

Management and public relation services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

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Users’ Guide for Locating Statistics in the

1992 Census of Service Industries Reports

Report and geographic area

Information shown in reports by kind of business or industry category

Number

of

establishmentsReceipts/

Revenue

($1,000)

Payroll

($1,000)

Number

of

employeesSelected

ratios

Receipts/

revenue

lines

Receipts

size and

employment

size of

establishments

and

firms

Concentration

ratios of

largest

firms

Single

units

and

multiunits

Legal

form of

organizationSelected

topics

GEOGRAPHIC AREA

SERIES

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X

State. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X

CMSA, PMSA, MSA . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X

County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X

Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X

NONEMPLOYER STATISTICS

SERIES

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X

State. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X

CMSA, PMSA, MSA . . . . . . . . . . . X X

County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X

Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X

ESTABLISHMENT AND FIRM

SIZE (INCLUDING LEGAL

FORM OF ORGANIZATION)

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X X X X

CAPITAL EXPENDITURES,

DEPRECIABLE ASSETS,

AND OPERATING

EXPENSES

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X

RECEIPTS/ REVENUE LINES

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X

State. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X

CMSA, PMSA, MSA . . . . . . . . . . . X X X

HOTELS, MOTELS, AND

OTHER LODGING PLACES

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X X

State. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X X

CMSA, PMSA, MSA . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X

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Report and geographic area

Information shown in reports by kind of business or industry category

Number

of

establishmentsReceipts/

Revenue

($1,000)

Payroll

($1,000)

Number

of

employeesSelected

ratios

Receipts/

revenue

lines

Receipts

size and

employment

size of

establishments

and

firms

Concentration

ratios of

largest

firms

Single

units

and

multiunits

Legal

form of

organizationSelected

topics

ZIP CODES

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X

States. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X

MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X

State. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X

CMSA, PMSA, MSA . . . . . . . . . . . X X X

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Contents

Sources of Receipts or Revenue

[Page numbers listed here omit the prefix that

appears as part of the number of each page]

Page

Introduction to the Economic Census III ...............................................

Census of Service Industries V ......................................................

Users’ Guide for Locating Statistics in This Report by Table Number VIII ..................

Users’ Guide for Locating Statistics in the 1992 Census of Service Industries Reports IX ...

TABLES

United States

1a. Summary Statistics for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United States:

1992 ...................................................................... 7

1b. Summary Statistics for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the United

States: 1992 .............................................................. 11

Hotels and Motels

2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992 ...................................................................... 13

3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 27

Other Lodging Places

4. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Firms Subject to Federal Income

Tax for the United States and Selected States: 1992 86 ..........................

Camps and Membership Lodging

5. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992 93 .....................................

Laundry, Cleaning, and Garment Services

6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992 99 ......

Photographic Studios, Portrait

7. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 112

Beauty and Barber Shops

8. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992 120 ......

Shoe Repair Shops and Shoeshine Parlors

9. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992 127 ......

Funeral Services and Crematories

10. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992 129 ......

Miscellaneous Personal Services

11. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992 131 .........................

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Advertising

12. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 132

Credit Reporting, Collection Agencies

13. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 146

Mailing, Reproduction, Commercial Art and Photography, and Stenographic

Services

14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 155

Services to Dwellings and Other Businesses

15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 170

Miscellaneous Equipment Rental and Leasing

16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 187

Personnel Supply Services

17. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 216

Computer Programming, Data Processing, and Other Computer Related Services

18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 224

Detective Agencies and Protective Services

19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 298

Photofinishing Laboratories

20. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 310

Business Services, N.E.C.

21. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992 320 .........................

Automotive Rental and Leasing, Without Drivers

22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 321

Automotive Repair Shops

23. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992 341 .........................

Automotive Services, Except Repair

24. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992 342 .........................

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Miscellaneous Repair Services

25. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992 343 .........................

Motion Picture and Video Tape Production

26. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 344

Motion Picture and Video Tape Distribution

27. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 346

Services Allied to Motion Picture Production

28. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 348

Motion Picture Theaters

29. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 350

Video Tape Rental

30. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992 ...................................................................... 358

Dance Studios, Schools, and Halls

31. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992 369 .........................

Theatrical Producers, Orchestras, and Entertainers

32. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992 370 ...........................................

33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992 375 .....................................

Bowling Centers

34. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992 388 ......

Commercial Sports

35. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992 392 .........................

Physical Fitness Facilities

36. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992

393

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

Gymnasiums and Athletic Clubs

37. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992

397

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

Public Golf Courses

38. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992 398 .........................

Coin~Operated Amusement Devices

39. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992 399 ......

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Amusement Parks

40. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992 402 .........................

Membership Sports and Recreation Clubs

41. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992 403 ........................................... 42. Major Sources of for Firms Revenue Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992 406 .....................................

Amusement and Recreation Services, N.E.C.

43. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992 408 .........................

Fairs

44. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States: 1992 409 .........................

Nursing and Personal Care Facilities

45. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992 410 ...........................................

46. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992 416 .....................................

Hospitals

47. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992 424 ...........................................

48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992 428 .....................................

Legal Services

49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992 443 ................................

Selected Educational Services

50. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992 466 ...........................................

51. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992 469 .....................................

Social Services

52. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992 472 ...........................................

53. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992 475 .....................................

Museums, Art Galleries, Gardens

54. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992 485 ...........................................

55. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992 487 .....................................

Membership Organizations

56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992 492 .....................................

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Engineering, Architectural, Surveying

57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992 506 ................................

Accounting, Auditing, and Bookkeeping

58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992 554 ................................

Research, Development, Testing

59. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992 575 ...........................................

60. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992 582 .....................................

Management and Public Relation Services

61. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992 585 ...........................................

APPENDIXES

A. General Explanation A–1 .........................................................

B. Sample Report Form and Instructions B–1 .........................................

C. Kind~of~Business Titles and Reporting~Form Numbers C–1 ...........................

D. Metropolitan Areas D–1 ..........................................................

E. Percent of Receipts/ Revenue Based on Administrative Records and Estimation for

the United States: 1992 E–1 ....................................................

F. Geographic Notes........................................................... ~~

G. Establishments in Business Any Time During Year and Establishments in Business

at End of Year for the United States: 1992 and 1987 G–1 .........................

H. Hotels, Motels, and Other Lodging Places Reporting Forms ..................... ~~

I. Sources of Receipts/ Revenue, Codes, and Reporting~Form Numbers I–1 .............

J. Special Inquiries From Selected Reporting Forms............................... ~~

K. Coefficients of Variation for Receipts Lines for Firms Subject to Federal Income

Tax: 1992................................................................. K–1

L. Coefficients of Variation for Revenue Lines for Firms Exempt From Federal Income

Tax: 1992................................................................. L–1

Publication Program Inside back cover ...................................................

~~nNot applicable for this report.

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Table 1a. Summary Statistics for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United States:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Establishments (number)Receipts

($1,000)

Annual payroll

($1,000)

First-quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Paid employees

for pay period

including

March 12

(number)

Total 1 ................................................... 825 435 1 202 613 010 452 697 484 102 447 665 19 290 352

70 ex. 704 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places (except

membership lodging) 48 ........................................... 619 69 203 927 19 633 344 4 637 085 1 489 058

7011 Hotels and motels 41 .............................................. 684 67 192 806 19 186 564 4 557 177 1 455 924 7011 pt. Hotels ...................................................... 16 665 55 455 152 16 421 277 3 959 230 1 160 693 7011 pt. Hotels, 25 guestrooms or more 12 .............................. 937 54 859 251 16 295 835 3 932 764 1 144 894 7011 pt. Hotels, less than 25 guestrooms 3 ............................. 728 595 901 125 442 26 466 15 799 7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 25 ......................... 019 11 737 654 2 765 287 597 947 295 231 7011 pt. Motels, tourist courts 21 ....................................... 465 8 646 841 1 967 586 415 879 213 664 7011 pt. Motor hotels 3 ............................................... 554 3 090 813 797 701 182 068 81 567

702, 3 Other lodging places 6 ........................................... 935 2 011 121 446 780 79 908 33 134

702 Rooming and boarding houses 1 ................................ 620 294 595 71 903 17 023 8 056

703 Camps and recreational vehicle parks 5 .......................... 315 1 716 526 374 877 62 885 25 078

7032 Sporting and recreational camps 1 ............................. 840 603 079 151 017 20 615 9 659

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites 3 .................... 475 1 113 447 223 860 42 270 15 419

72 Personal services 197 ............................................... 101 43 279 847 14 378 515 3 460 588 1 217 634

721 Laundry, cleaning, and garment services 55 .......................... 760 17 140 354 5 587 667 1 324 194 425 829 7211 Power laundries, family and commercial* 1 ....................... 853 867 260 355 226 83 944 27 641 7213 Linen supply* 1 ................................................ 375 2 659 972 955 951 230 339 54 382 7215 Coin-operated laundries and drycleaning 13 ........................ 002 2 336 390 445 634 106 238 46 002 7215 pt. Coin-operated laundries and drycleaning stores 12 ............... 401 1 403 570 311 015 74 008 40 382 7215 pt. Coin-operated laundry routes 601 ................................ 932 820 134 619 32 230 5 620 7216 Drycleaning plants, except rug cleaning* 23 ........................ 213 5 067 031 1 809 530 427 016 164 384 7217 Carpet and upholstery cleaning 7 ................................ 693 1 483 310 478 153 106 843 39 318 7218 Industrial launderers* 1 ......................................... 435 3 649 671 1 199 428 291 936 63 172 7212, 9 Other laundry, cleaning, and garment services* 7 ............... 189 1 076 720 343 745 77 878 30 930 7212 Garment pressing, and agents for laundries and drycleaners 3 .... 221 423 961 106 438 25 369 11 051 7219 Laundry and garment services, n.e.c.* 3 ........................ 968 652 759 237 307 52 509 19 879

722 Photographic studios, portrait 11 .................................... 381 3 191 132 852 711 187 620 66 822

723, 4 Beauty and barber shops 87 ....................................... 670 10 347 035 4 427 722 1 055 630 401 753

723 Beauty shops 82 ................................................ 768 9 906 633 4 237 242 1 010 352 387 249

724 Barber shops 4 ................................................ 902 440 402 190 480 45 278 14 504

725 Shoe repair shops and shoeshine parlors 2 ......................... 702 275 777 72 442 17 677 6 397 726 Funeral service and crematories 15 ................................. 647 7 145 138 1 855 868 426 130 88 328

729 Miscellaneous personal services 23 ................................. 941 5 180 411 1 582 105 449 337 228 505

7291 Tax return preparation services 7 ................................ 924 1 295 405 521 736 204 845 122 954

7299 Miscellaneous personal services, n.e.c. 16 ......................... 017 3 885 006 1 060 369 244 492 105 551

7299 pt. Massage parlors, tanning salons, and saunas 4 ................. 354 367 897 102 197 23 337 16 252

7299 pt. Other personal services 11 ..................................... 663 3 517 109 958 172 221 155 89 299 7299 pt. Diet and weight reducing services 3 .......................... 795 1 512 047 373 901 90 385 39 522 7299 pt. Formal wear rental 2 ....................................... 242 574 101 149 265 33 063 11 943 7299 pt. Other personal services, n.e.c. 5 ............................. 626 1 430 961 435 006 97 707 37 834

73 Business services 306 ............................................... 551 274 892 184 109 299 267 25 613 355 5 542 417

731 Advertising .................................................... 19 023 19 455 616 7 223 012 1 700 556 195 757

7311 Advertising agencies 13 .......................................... 879 13 607 846 5 649 104 1 331 184 132 042

7312 Outdoor advertising services 1 .................................. 308 1 888 020 393 830 92 837 13 154

7313 Radio, television, publishers’ advertising representatives 1 .......... 905 1 811 938 638 526 150 337 18 336

7313 pt. Radio, television advertising representatives 787 .................. 835 357 330 096 77 612 8 554

7313 pt. Publishers’ advertising representatives 1 ........................ 118 976 581 308 430 72 725 9 782

7319 Advertising, n.e.c. 1 ............................................ 931 2 147 812 541 552 126 198 32 225

732 Consumer credit reporting agencies, mercantile reporting agencies,

and adjustment and collection agencies 7 ......................... 472 6 151 119 2 163 421 514 634 98 452 7322 Adjustment and collection services 5 ............................. 814 3 700 259 1 564 295 363 364 71 867 7323 Credit reporting services 1 ...................................... 658 2 450 860 599 126 151 270 26 585

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and photography, and

stenographic services 32 .......................................... 086 18 338 852 5 521 638 1 278 196 234 595

7331 Direct mail advertising services 3 ................................ 878 6 433 598 1 776 743 414 421 79 076

7331 pt. Mailing list compilers, brokers, and managers 982 ................. 1 227 617 329 375 79 906 13 689

7331 pt. Direct mail advertising services, except mailing list services 2 ..... 896 5 205 981 1 447 368 334 515 65 387

7334 Photocopying and duplicating services 4 .......................... 949 3 464 252 1 100 959 260 959 58 149

7334 pt. Blueprinting and photocopying services 4 ....................... 649 3 286 808 1 052 278 250 274 56 060

7334 pt. Duplicating services, except printing and photocopying 300 ......... 177 444 48 681 10 685 2 089

7335, 6 Commercial photography, art, and graphics 16 ..................... 513 6 492 969 2 022 384 457 233 67 125

7335 Commercial photography 4 .................................... 213 1 491 628 434 824 100 308 16 192

7336 Commercial art and graphic design 12 ........................... 300 5 001 341 1 587 560 356 925 50 933

7336 pt. Commercial art 2 .......................................... 305 741 280 240 436 54 524 8 020 7336 pt. Graphic arts and related design 9 ............................ 995 4 260 061 1 347 124 302 401 42 913 7338 Secretarial and court reporting services 6 ......................... 746 1 948 033 621 552 145 583 30 245

734 Services to dwellings and other buildings 57 ......................... 649 19 002 726 9 164 190 2 145 898 817 944

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 10 .......................... 300 3 736 447 1 454 168 320 388 70 545

7349 Building cleaning and maintenance services, n.e.c. 47 .............. 349 15 266 279 7 710 022 1 825 510 747 399

735 Miscellaneous equipment rental and leasing 24 ...................... 816 21 778 490 4 904 960 1 144 463 199 912

7352 Medical equipment rental and leasing 3 .......................... 276 3 109 843 766 734 179 725 31 062

7353 Heavy construction equipment rental and leasing 3 ................ 853 3 879 374 1 036 953 237 444 34 704

7353 pt. Rental and leasing of heavy construction equipment without

operators 2 ................................................. 266 2 380 185 555 293 129 786 18 476

7353 pt. Rental and leasing of heavy construction equipment with

operators 1 ................................................. 587 1 499 189 481 660 107 658 16 228

7359 Equipment rental and leasing, n.e.c. 17 ............................ 687 14 789 273 3 101 273 727 294 134 146

7359 pt. Equipment rental 15 ........................................... 273 10 705 333 2 588 697 604 451 115 039 7359 pt. Rent-to-own 3 ............................................. 741 1 795 422 360 128 83 871 19 398 7359 pt. Equipment rental, except rent-to-own 11 ....................... 532 8 909 911 2 228 569 520 580 95 641 7359 pt. Equipment leasing, except finance leasing 2 .................... 414 4 083 940 512 576 122 843 19 107

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[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Establishments (number)Receipts

($1,000)

Annual payroll

($1,000)

First-quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Paid employees

for pay period

including

March 12

(number)

73 Business servicesmCon.

736 Personnel supply services 31 ....................................... 166 38 163 370 26 436 495 5 898 958 1 974 732

7361 Employment agencies 12 ........................................ 146 4 576 653 2 361 523 525 473 132 811

7363 Help supply services 19 ......................................... 020 33 586 717 24 074 972 5 373 485 1 841 921

7363 pt. Temporary help supply 15 ...................................... 630 24 105 664 16 786 102 3 756 983 1 422 317

7363 pt. Help supply, except temporary 3 ............................... 390 9 481 053 7 288 870 1 616 502 419 604

7363 pt. Employee leasing 2 ........................................ 241 7 178 151 5 697 841 1 263 545 341 884

7363 pt. Other help supply services 1 ................................ 149 2 302 902 1 591 029 352 957 77 720

737 Computer programming, data processing, and other computer

related services 59 ............................................... 052 101 073 456 35 597 839 8 602 563 885 791

7371, 2, 3 Computer programming, prepackaged software, and integrated

systems .................................................... 35 384 59 155 438 21 655 326 5 149 959 471 329

7371 Computer programming services 23 ............................. 265 23 548 106 10 890 196 2 588 384 242 707

7372 Prepackaged software 7 ...................................... 108 20 802 420 6 614 343 1 580 156 131 020

7373 Computer integrated systems 5 ................................ 011 14 804 912 4 150 787 981 419 97 602

7374, 5, 6 Data processing services 9 ..................................... 051 26 676 305 8 827 890 2 242 566 285 571

7374, 5 Computer processing, information retrieval 8 .................... 376 24 099 518 7 893 460 2 021 652 262 215

7374 Computer processing and data preparation and processing

services 7 ................................................ 286 20 199 518 6 795 897 1 745 126 230 346

7375 Information retrieval services 1 .............................. 090 3 900 000 1 097 563 276 526 31 869

7376 Computer facilities management services 675 ..................... 2 576 787 934 430 220 914 23 356

7377, 8, 9 Computer rental and leasing, maintenance, and related services,

n.e.c. ...................................................... 14 617 15 241 713 5 114 623 1 210 038 128 891

7377 Computer rental and leasing 854 ................................. 2 212 150 348 549 84 519 8 087

7378 Computer maintenance and repair 5 ........................... 041 7 352 721 2 299 895 567 073 63 064

7379 Computer related services, n.e.c. 8 ............................ 722 5 676 842 2 466 179 558 446 57 740

7379 pt. Computer consultants 7 .................................... 186 4 477 687 2 086 046 473 157 46 509

7379 pt. Miscellaneous computer services, n.e.c. 1 .................... 536 1 199 155 380 133 85 289 11 231

738 Miscellaneous business services 75 ................................. 287 50 928 555 18 287 712 4 328 087 1 135 234

7381, 2 Detective agencies and protective services 14 ..................... 546 12 607 270 6 977 231 1 697 729 534 110

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 11 ................... 578 9 192 630 5 794 223 1 400 930 482 355

7381 pt. Detective agencies and guard services 10 ..................... 888 8 328 346 5 396 315 1 302 180 461 817

7381 pt. Armored car services 690 ..................................... 864 284 397 908 98 750 20 538

7382 Security systems services 2 ................................... 968 3 414 640 1 183 008 296 799 51 755

7383 News syndicates 598 ............................................. 1 020 825 326 771 80 113 8 209

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 7 ................................... 768 4 414 559 1 200 393 281 372 69 265

7384 pt. Photofinishing laboratories, except " one-hour" (mini) labs* 3 ..... 842 3 546 424 997 303 233 665 52 311

7384 pt. One-hour (mini) photofinishing* 3 .............................. 926 868 135 203 090 47 707 16 954

7389 Business services, n.e.c. 52 ...................................... 375 32 885 901 9 783 317 2 268 873 523 650

7389 pt. Sign painting shops 2 ........................................ 562 523 726 155 716 35 533 9 241

7389 pt. Interior designing 6 ........................................... 202 2 332 065 519 298 119 899 20 648

7389 pt. Telephone answering services 3 ............................... 191 1 043 064 452 590 107 377 37 914

7389 pt. Other business services 40 .................................... 420 28 987 046 8 655 713 2 006 064 455 847

7389 pt. Water softening and conditioning services 1 .................. 725 1 023 679 294 723 68 895 13 469

7389 pt. Packaging and labeling services 2 ........................... 075 2 725 464 758 001 168 987 45 100

7389 pt. Trading stamp services 84 ................................... 131 698 21 530 4 436 608 7389 pt. Miscellaneous business services 36 ........................... 536 25 106 205 7 581 459 1 763 746 396 670 7389 pt. Convention and trade show services 2 ..................... 456 2 709 356 863 014 208 360 39 134 7389 pt. Private mail centers 2 .................................... 514 840 645 175 941 40 074 14 266 7389 pt. Miscellaneous business services, n.e.c. 31 ................... 566 21 556 204 6 542 504 1 515 312 343 270

75 Automotive repair, services, and parking 171 ......................... 970 70 032 569 15 549 993 3 689 118 863 856

751 Automotive rental and leasing, without drivers 10 ..................... 566 20 573 666 2 757 428 655 067 132 323 7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 4 ........................ 313 7 445 065 1 029 412 247 150 42 163 7513 pt. Truck rental, without drivers 2 ................................. 411 4 077 274 517 413 122 434 22 870 7513 pt. Truck leasing, except finance leasing 1 ......................... 902 3 367 791 511 999 124 716 19 293 7514, 5 Passenger car rental and leasing 5 .............................. 813 12 834 170 1 682 779 397 617 88 106 7514 Passenger car rental 4 ....................................... 894 10 279 942 1 475 317 345 985 81 170 7515 Passenger car leasing 919 ...................................... 2 554 228 207 462 51 632 6 936 7519 Utility trailer and recreational vehicle rental 440 ..................... 294 431 45 237 10 300 2 054

752 Automobile parking 10 ............................................. 171 3 666 010 679 128 166 075 51 563 7521 pt. Parking lots.................................................. 6 407 1 585 338 286 607 68 635 25 085 7521 pt. Parking structures 3 ............................................ 764 2 080 672 392 521 97 440 26 478

753 Automotive repair shops 128 ........................................ 738 39 745 984 10 337 163 2 448 203 519 503 7532 Top, body, and upholstery repair shops and paint shops 35 ......... 043 12 262 486 3 444 504 824 869 165 894 7532 pt. Top and body repair shops 32 .................................. 281 11 489 644 3 214 687 773 266 153 886 7532 pt. Paint shops 2 ................................................ 762 772 842 229 817 51 603 12 008 7538 General automotive repair shops 64 ............................... 822 17 772 602 4 405 704 1 038 889 229 859 7538 pt. General automotive repair shops, except diesel 58 ............... 607 15 257 200 3 733 093 878 945 197 325 7538 pt. Diesel repair shops 6 ......................................... 215 2 515 402 672 611 159 944 32 534 7533, 4, 6,

7, 9

Other automotive repair shops 28 ................................. 873 9 710 896 2 486 955 584 445 123 750

7533 Automotive exhaust system repair shops 5 ..................... 521 1 952 649 482 623 109 653 23 277

7534 Tire retreading and repair shops 1 ............................. 845 1 317 327 263 056 60 702 12 898

7536 Automotive glass replacement shops 4 ......................... 925 1 888 987 473 981 113 463 22 240

7537 Automotive transmission repair shops 6 ........................ 277 1 660 364 479 043 115 962 24 136

7539 Automotive repair shops, n.e.c. 10 .............................. 305 2 891 569 788 252 184 665 41 199

7539 pt. Radiator repair 2 ........................................... 606 615 481 151 885 35 066 8 564

7539 pt. Brake, front end, and wheel alignment 3 ...................... 322 1 084 174 308 139 72 440 14 787

7539 pt. Automotive electrical and fuel system services 3 .............. 158 796 635 226 208 54 562 12 697

7539 pt. Carburetor repair shops 1 ................................. 317 358 487 103 288 25 239 5 460

7539 pt. Automotive electrical repair shops 1 ....................... 841 438 148 122 920 29 323 7 237

7539 pt. Other automotive repair shops, n.e.c. 1 ....................... 219 395 279 102 020 22 597 5 151

754 Automotive services, except repair 22 ............................... 495 6 046 909 1 776 274 419 773 160 467

7542 Carwashes .................................................. 11 589 2 644 127 808 554 190 550 93 081

7549 Automotive services, except repair and carwashes 10 ............... 906 3 402 782 967 720 229 223 67 386

7549 pt. Lubrication shops 4 .......................................... 791 1 648 221 436 287 102 660 35 318

7549 pt. Other automotive services 6 .................................. 115 1 754 561 531 433 126 563 32 068 7549 pt. Towing services 4 .......................................... 423 1 263 855 400 738 95 421 23 572 7549 pt. Other automotive services, n.e.c. 1 .......................... 692 490 706 130 695 31 142 8 496

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Table 1a. Summary Statistics for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Establishments (number)Receipts

($1,000)

Annual payroll

($1,000)

First-quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Paid employees

for pay period

including

March 12

(number)

76 Miscellaneous repair services 71 ................................... 576 30 731 827 9 694 859 2 314 829 428 103

762 Electrical repair shops 21 .......................................... 199 10 667 383 3 706 687 894 215 161 864

7622 Radio and television repair shops 6 .............................. 038 1 826 223 600 820 146 632 29 422

7623, 9 Other electrical and electronic repair shops 15 ..................... 161 8 841 160 3 105 867 747 583 132 442

7623 Refrigeration and air-conditioning service and repair shops 3 ..... 797 2 193 087 650 730 152 129 23 681

7629 Electrical and electronic repair shops, n.e.c. 11 .................. 364 6 648 073 2 455 137 595 454 108 761

763 Watch, clock, and jewelry repair 1 ................................. 662 274 650 78 766 19 205 5 141

764 Reupholstery and furniture repair 6 ................................ 731 980 357 311 087 72 137 21 249

769 Miscellaneous repair and related services 41 ......................... 984 18 809 437 5 598 319 1 329 272 239 849

7692 Welding repair 5 ............................................... 383 1 428 510 428 425 99 496 22 247

7694 Armature rewinding shops 2 ..................................... 498 2 321 557 706 505 171 053 26 607

7699 Repair shops and related services, n.e.c. 34 ....................... 103 15 059 370 4 463 389 1 058 723 190 995

7699 pt. Farm machinery and equipment repair 1 ........................ 659 459 845 99 510 22 748 5 600

7699 pt. Lawnmower and other small gasoline engine repair 2 ............ 649 552 512 128 300 28 644 7 768

7699 pt. Sewer and septic tank cleaning services 2 ...................... 610 1 048 383 344 134 79 798 15 260

7699 pt. Other repair and related services, n.e.c. 27 ...................... 185 12 998 630 3 891 445 927 533 162 367

78, 79, 84 Amusement and recreation services, including motion pictures

and museums 114 .................................................. 846 92 915 460 25 357 270 5 464 982 1 381 853

781, 2 Motion picture production, distribution, and services 12 ................ 967 33 061 872 8 084 221 1 879 549 249 225

7812 pt. Motion picture production, except for television 4 .................. 042 8 434 215 2 006 682 473 722 34 845

7812 pt. Motion picture and tape production for television 3 ................ 427 5 199 361 1 582 296 349 900 31 829

7819 Services allied to motion picture production 3 ..................... 895 7 514 692 3 619 366 845 487 162 216

7822 pt. Motion picture film and tape distributors 1 ........................ 070 9 354 651 605 969 144 198 15 566

7822 pt. Motion picture film exchanges 638 ............................... 4 872 909 381 944 91 818 8 122

7822 pt. Video tape wholesalers 432 ..................................... 4 481 742 224 025 52 380 7 444

7822 pt. Film and tape distribution for television 323 ......................... 2 454 717 237 106 57 154 3 822

7829 Services allied to motion picture distribution 210 ..................... 104 236 32 802 9 088 947

783 Motion picture theaters 6 ......................................... 892 5 816 526 788 010 186 690 105 188

7832 Motion picture theaters, except drive-in 6 ......................... 358 5 664 987 761 416 182 194 101 863

7833 Drive-in motion picture theaters 534 ................................ 151 539 26 594 4 496 3 325

784 Video tape rental 21 ............................................... 998 5 075 315 943 880 226 398 123 671

792 Theatrical producers (except motion picture), bands, orchestras, and

entertainers................................................... 10 086 8 625 489 2 895 043 520 173 68 998

7922 Theatrical producers (except motion picture) and miscellaneous

theatrical services 4 ........................................... 255 4 433 701 1 368 128 284 556 38 960

7922 pt. Producers of live theatrical productions 1 ....................... 023 1 332 738 337 362 78 022 12 793

7922 pt. Producers of radio and television shows, except tape

producers ................................................ 387 395 311 139 288 26 225 2 467

7922 pt. Artists’ and entertainers’ managers or agents, concert bureaus,

booking agents 1 ........................................... 687 1 400 703 574 793 112 366 10 616 7922 pt. Other theatrical services 1 .................................... 158 1 304 949 316 685 67 943 13 084 7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 5 ........................................ 831 4 191 788 1 526 915 235 617 30 038 7929 pt. Dance groups and artists 141 ................................... 68 490 32 074 5 116 1 256 7929 pt. Symphony orchestras, opera companies, and chamber music

organizations 54 ............................................. 32 316 14 045 1 623 411 7929 pt. Other music and entertainment presentations 5 ................. 636 4 090 982 1 480 796 228 878 28 371 7929 pt. Other music groups and artists 2 ............................ 554 1 670 052 488 738 84 013 13 638 7929 pt. Other entertainers and entertainment groups 3 ................ 082 2 420 930 992 058 144 865 14 733

793 Bowling centers 6 ................................................ 093 2 845 043 803 697 212 171 95 701

79 ex. 792,

3; 84

Commercial sports and other amusement and recreation services,

including museums 56 ............................................ 810 37 491 215 11 842 419 2 440 001 739 070 794 Commercial sports 3 ........................................... 751 7 594 206 4 022 334 761 087 90 439 7941 Professional sports clubs, managers, promoters 1 ............... 085 3 496 207 3 112 591 558 369 34 154 7941 pt. Baseball clubs 141 ........................................... 827 388 1 060 208 107 095 8 263 7941 pt. Football clubs 35 ............................................ 528 356 1 026 220 153 075 4 129 7941 pt. Other professional sports clubs 137 ............................ 930 076 713 383 230 010 7 595 7941 pt. Managers and promoters 772 ................................. 1 210 387 312 780 68 189 14 167 7948 Racing, including track operation 2 ............................. 666 4 097 999 909 743 202 718 56 285 7948 pt. Auto racetrack operation 511 .................................. 412 174 60 261 10 747 4 296 7948 pt. Horse racetrack operation 130 ................................. 2 210 666 473 270 104 554 28 252 7948 pt. Dog racetrack operation 59 .................................. 641 355 145 630 35 179 12 182 7948 pt. Racing stables and racing, n.e.c. 1 ........................... 966 833 804 230 582 52 238 11 555 79 ex. 792,

3, 4; 84

Other amusement and recreation services, including museums 53 .... 059 29 897 009 7 820 085 1 678 914 648 631

791 Dance studios, schools, and halls 4 ............................ 839 594 778 168 014 41 678 23 790 7991 Physical fitness facilities 9 .................................... 216 3 823 566 1 043 229 252 650 129 925 7991 pt. Physical fitness centers, except gymnasiums and athletic

clubs .................................................. 7 519 2 943 457 774 808 186 381 95 975

7991 pt. Gymnasiums and athletic clubs 1 ............................ 697 880 109 268 421 66 269 33 950

7992 Public golf courses 3 ......................................... 780 2 338 748 656 183 119 625 42 348

7993 Coin-operated amusement devices 4 ........................... 932 2 187 506 427 226 94 419 28 084

7996 Amusement parks 825 .......................................... 5 311 781 1 297 545 240 917 80 745

7997 Membership sports and recreation clubs 7 ...................... 275 5 018 717 1 671 316 361 071 124 632

7999, 84 Amusement and recreation services, including museums, n.e.c. 22 . 192 10 621 913 2 556 572 568 554 219 107

7999 pt. Concession operators of amusement devices and rides 957 ...... 279 182 59 159 9 428 4 599

7999 pt. Carnivals, circuses, and fairs 509 .............................. 422 955 65 252 10 195 4 623

7999 pt. Carnivals and circuses 363 .................................. 363 487 53 129 8 512 3 804

7999 pt. Fairs .................................................. 146 59 468 12 123 1 683 819

7999 pt.,

84

Other recreation and amusements, including museums 20 ....... 726 9 919 776 2 432 161 548 931 209 885

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and zoological gardens 475 . 191 697 53 554 10 549 3 314

841 Museums and art galleries 356 .............................. 134 612 36 755 7 346 2 258

842 Arboreta and botanical or zoological gardens 119 ............. 57 085 16 799 3 203 1 056 7999 pt. Roller skating rinks 1 ..................................... 636 336 465 88 663 22 698 16 720 7999 pt. Ice skating rinks 195 ....................................... 124 257 30 793 7 822 3 464 7999 pt. Other amusement and recreation services, n.e.c. 18 .......... 420 9 267 357 2 259 151 507 862 186 387

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Table 1a. Summary Statistics for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Establishments (number)Receipts

($1,000)

Annual payroll

($1,000)

First-quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Paid employees

for pay period

including

March 12

(number)

80 Health services 441 ................................................. 705 299 066 617 129 093 025 27 860 057 4 452 539

801 Offices and clinics of doctors of medicine 197 ........................ 701 141 429 109 68 731 851 13 881 897 1 356 685

8011 pt. Offices of doctors of medicine 192 ................................. 965 128 838 689 63 659 757 12 690 349 1 231 342

8011 pt. General medical clinics 4 ....................................... 736 12 590 420 5 072 094 1 191 548 125 343

802 Offices and clinics of dentists 108 ................................... 804 35 522 953 13 038 962 2 870 676 554 589 8021 pt. Offices of dentists 108 ............................................ 200 35 171 784 12 900 793 2 841 300 549 357 8021 pt. Dental clinics ................................................ 604 351 169 138 169 29 376 5 232

803 Offices and clinics of doctors of osteopathy 8 ....................... 708 3 638 144 1 650 281 335 092 47 029

8031 pt. Offices of osteopathic physicians 8 .............................. 391 3 493 717 1 583 840 320 751 44 883

8031 pt. Osteopathic clinics 317 ........................................... 144 427 66 441 14 341 2 146

804 Offices and clinics of other health practitioners 74 .................... 672 18 925 565 6 149 920 1 354 674 283 301 8041 Offices and clinics of chiropractors 27 ............................. 329 5 917 909 1 652 165 365 908 84 730 8042 Offices and clinics of optometrists 17 ............................. 135 4 939 521 1 300 969 296 348 68 596 8043 Offices and clinics of podiatrists 7 ............................... 948 1 920 076 624 211 132 353 26 429 8049 Offices and clinics of health practitioners, n.e.c. 22 ................. 260 6 148 059 2 572 575 560 065 103 546

805 Nursing and personal care facilities 14 .............................. 954 33 989 607 15 953 532 3 827 185 1 134 929

8051 Skilled nursing care facilities 10 ................................... 242 28 797 807 13 520 962 3 245 086 937 907

8052 Intermediate care facilities 3 .................................... 375 4 207 093 2 007 501 484 001 164 704

8059 Nursing and personal care facilities, n.e.c. 1 ...................... 337 984 707 425 069 98 098 32 318

806 Hospitals ...................................................... 1 403 31 082 975 10 556 433 2 602 346 428 150

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 704 ......................... 24 162 290 8 012 918 1 975 410 323 141

8063, 9 Specialty hospitals 699 ........................................... 6 920 685 2 543 515 626 936 105 009

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 492 ........................................ 4 396 163 1 609 727 407 284 69 669

8069 Specialty hospitals, except psychiatric 207 ........................ 2 524 522 933 788 219 652 35 340

807, 8, 9 Other health services 35 ........................................... 463 34 478 264 13 012 046 2 988 187 647 856 807 Medical and dental laboratories 15 ................................ 961 14 459 800 4 804 254 1 114 966 177 866 8071 Medical laboratories 8 ........................................ 434 12 511 336 3 979 942 919 749 138 760 8072 Dental laboratories 7 ......................................... 527 1 948 464 824 312 195 217 39 106 808 Home health care services 8 .................................... 045 10 413 844 4 853 090 1 121 653 341 889 809 Miscellaneous health and allied services, n.e.c. 11 .................. 457 9 604 620 3 354 702 751 568 128 101 8092 Kidney dialysis centers 1 ...................................... 119 2 060 263 558 112 125 602 21 195 8093 Specialty outpatient facilities, n.e.c. 6 .......................... 629 4 807 350 1 887 794 425 051 70 645 8099 Health and allied services, n.e.c. 3 ............................. 709 2 737 007 908 796 200 915 36 261

81 Legal services 151 .................................................. 737 101 114 199 39 328 153 8 449 037 923 617

823, 4, 9 Selected educational services 14 ................................... 735 7 242 389 2 457 317 582 296 133 260

823 Libraries....................................................... 232 30 141 11 486 2 729 902

824 Vocational schools 4 ............................................. 615 3 892 230 1 392 188 337 323 63 224

8243 Data processing schools 1 ...................................... 390 874 662 317 166 73 176 11 244

8244 Business and secretarial schools 863 .............................. 768 950 292 673 73 106 17 552

8249 Vocational schools, n.e.c. 2 ..................................... 362 2 248 618 782 349 191 041 34 428

829 Schools and educational services, n.e.c. 9 .......................... 888 3 320 018 1 053 643 242 244 69 134

83 Social services 59 .................................................. 123 13 349 165 5 466 126 1 276 512 505 401

835 Child day care services 35 ......................................... 327 5 269 980 2 388 002 562 467 282 675

832, 3, 6, 9 Other social services 23 ........................................... 796 8 079 185 3 078 124 714 045 222 726 832 Individual and family social services 7 ............................ 373 1 694 141 667 585 151 506 42 550 833 Job training and vocational rehabilitation services 2 ................ 643 1 464 645 679 571 155 699 32 078 836 Residential care 12 .............................................. 121 4 358 095 1 569 367 369 650 138 707 839 Social services, n.e.c. 1 ......................................... 659 562 304 161 601 37 190 9 391

87 ex.

8733

Engineering, accounting, research, management, and related

services (except noncommercial research organizations) 232 ........ 885 192 818 589 79 344 311 18 402 481 2 271 478

871 Engineering, architectural, and surveying services 68 ................. 127 78 769 792 32 744 597 7 657 712 824 608

8711 Engineering services 41 ......................................... 834 65 245 236 27 246 839 6 420 045 657 609

8712 Architectural services 17 ......................................... 875 11 244 379 4 408 064 999 528 121 675

8713 Surveying services 8 ........................................... 418 2 280 177 1 089 694 238 139 45 324

872 Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services 79 ................... 097 34 037 898 14 001 349 3 299 871 520 603

873 ex.

8733

Research, development, and testin services (except noncommercial

research organizations) 13 ........................................ 531 22 690 275 9 227 438 2 174 925 282 315

8731 Commercial physical and biological research 3 .................... 826 11 788 343 4 989 952 1 179 447 111 124

8731 pt. Commercial physical research 2 ............................... 368 8 912 946 3 785 445 905 392 82 860

8731 pt. Commercial medical and biological research 1 .................. 458 2 875 397 1 204 507 274 055 28 264 8732 Commercial economic, sociological, and educational research 5 .... 165 6 138 318 2 238 657 525 297 100 729 8734 Testing laboratories 4 .......................................... 540 4 763 614 1 998 829 470 181 70 462

874 Management and public relations services 72 ........................ 130 57 320 624 23 370 927 5 269 973 643 952

8741 Management services 19 ........................................ 733 21 728 354 8 515 553 1 958 642 277 718

8742 Management consulting services 33 ............................... 762 22 628 984 9 619 653 2 096 564 211 781

8743 Public relations services 5 ...................................... 103 2 890 250 1 088 058 246 803 27 021

8744 Facilities support management services 904 ........................ 5 499 813 2 381 507 587 262 74 976

8748 Business consulting services, n.e.c. 12 ............................ 628 4 573 223 1 766 156 380 702 52 456

89 Services, n.e.c. 14 .................................................. 587 7 966 237 3 095 304 697 325 81 136

8999 pt. Scientific and related consulting services, except environmental 3 ..... 136 1 935 170 855 773 194 051 19 063

8999 pt. Other services 11 ................................................. 451 6 031 067 2 239 531 503 274 62 073

8999 pt. Environmental consulting 4 ...................................... 095 3 988 137 1 444 636 328 783 41 095

8999 pt. Authors, composers, and other arts-related services 3 ............. 054 1 023 052 441 326 104 153 6 735

8999 pt. Other services, n.e.c. 4 ......................................... 302 1 019 878 353 569 70 338 14 243

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Table 1b. Summary Statistics for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the United

States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Establishments (number)Revenue

($1,000)

Annual payroll

($1,000)

First-quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Paid employees

for pay period

including

March 12

(number)

Total ....................................................... 208 911 446 255 642 186 672 492 45 140 516 8 108 944

7032, 704 Camps and membership lodging 3 ................................. 198 807 399 204 019 40 878 17 634

7032 Sporting and recreational camps 1 ................................. 205 373 727 120 042 18 944 7 991

704 Organization hotels and lodging houses, on membership basis 1 ...... 993 433 672 83 977 21 934 9 643

792,

7991 pt.,

7997,

7999 pt.,

84

Selected amusement, recreation, and related services 14 ............ 435 12 190 613 4 618 343 1 017 958 285 453

792 Theatrical producers (except motion picture), bands, orchestras, and

entertainers................................................... 3 089 2 819 694 1 122 598 279 712 72 758 7922 Theatrical producers (except motion picture) and miscellaneous theatrical services 1 ........................................... 669 1 296 809 451 970 105 288 30 536 7922 pt. Producers of live theatrical productions 1 ....................... 266 749 364 288 174 68 210 21 168 7922 pt. Producers of radio and television shows, except tape 40 .......... 46 307 12 876 2 845 542 7922 pt. Artists’ and entertainers’ managers or agents, concert bureaus,

booking agents 54 ........................................... 13 958 3 412 797 274 7922 pt. Other theatrical services 309 .................................... 487 180 147 508 33 436 8 552 7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 1 ........................................ 420 1 522 885 670 628 174 424 42 222 7929 pt. Dance groups and artists 286 ................................... 217 976 86 135 23 100 5 239 7929 pt. Symphony orchestras, opera companies, and chamber music

organizations 708 ............................................. 1 153 708 550 776 143 210 34 059 7929 pt. Other music groups and artists 310 .............................. 99 574 22 739 5 581 2 141 7929 pt. Other entertainers and entertainment groups 116 .................. 51 627 10 978 2 533 783

7991 pt.,

7997

Gymnasiums, athletic clubs, and membership sports and recreation

clubs ........................................................ 7 635 5 754 868 2 247 453 449 396 140 016

7991 pt. Gymnasiums and athletic clubs 183 ................................ 145 255 57 436 14 110 6 049

7997 Membership sports and recreation clubs 7 ........................ 452 5 609 613 2 190 017 435 286 133 967

7999 pt. Fairs .......................................................... 633 417 508 68 461 12 979 6 380

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and zoological gardens 3 ....... 078 3 198 543 1 179 831 275 871 66 299 841 Museums and art galleries 2 .................................... 749 2 602 725 938 066 221 225 53 758 842 Arboreta and botanical or zoological gardens 329 ................... 595 818 241 765 54 646 12 541

8011 pt.;

8021 pt.;

805, 6,

8, 9

Selected health services 23 ........................................ 651 324 413 817 145 500 013 35 388 530 5 564 611

8011 pt.,

8021 pt.

Clinics of doctors of medicine and dentists 3 ....................... 302 16 621 893 5 295 773 1 253 906 157 758

8011 pt. General medical clinics 3 ....................................... 187 16 548 253 5 264 666 1 246 676 156 336

8021 pt. Dental clinics ................................................ 115 73 640 31 107 7 230 1 422

805 Nursing and personal care facilities 5 .............................. 925 15 220 487 7 590 981 1 827 847 497 895 8051 Skilled nursing care facilities 2 ................................... 723 11 683 096 5 821 838 1 401 438 367 161

8052 Intermediate care facilities 2 .................................... 791 2 949 580 1 515 629 366 170 113 526

8059 Nursing and personal care facilities, n.e.c. 411 ...................... 587 811 253 514 60 239 17 208

806 Hospitals ...................................................... 5 717 279 735 236 126 202 009 30 787 048 4 566 323 8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 4 ......................... 920 254 391 214 112 136 788 27 330 015 4 087 892 8062 pt. General medical and surgical hospitals, nongovernment 3 ........ 181 190 177 260 81 060 653 19 728 867 3 043 312 8062 pt. General medical and surgical hospitals, government 1 ........... 739 64 213 954 31 076 135 7 601 148 1 044 580 8063, 9 Specialty hospitals 797 ........................................... 25 344 022 14 065 221 3 457 033 478 431 8063 Psychiatric hospitals 427 ........................................ 10 932 256 7 296 493 1 800 654 247 738 8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals, nongovernment 145 ....................... 1 822 573 954 667 234 327 36 959 8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals, government 282 .......................... 9 109 683 6 341 826 1 566 327 210 779 8069 Specialty hospitals, except psychiatric 370 ........................ 14 411 766 6 768 728 1 656 379 230 693 8069 pt. Specialty hospitals, except psychiatric; nongovernment 278 ....... 11 359 890 5 046 888 1 218 115 171 687 8069 pt. Specialty hospitals, except psychiatric; government 92 .......... 3 051 876 1 721 840 438 264 59 006

808, 9 Other health services 8 ........................................... 707 12 836 201 6 411 250 1 519 729 342 635

808 Home health care services 2 .................................... 215 5 713 903 3 236 612 752 798 193 424

809 Miscellaneous health and allied services, n.e.c. 6 .................. 492 7 122 298 3 174 638 766 931 149 211

8092 Kidney dialysis centers 196 ...................................... 400 191 133 404 33 768 5 309

8093 Specialty outpatient facilities, n.e.c. 4 .......................... 994 4 436 501 2 215 779 533 678 108 251

8099 Health and allied services, n.e.c. 1 ............................. 302 2 285 606 825 455 199 485 35 651

8111 pt. Legal aid societies and similar legal services 1 ..................... 725 1 160 828 629 482 150 590 21 341

823, 4, 9 Selected educational services 6 ................................... 283 2 973 172 981 087 235 481 63 036

823 Libraries....................................................... 1 572 527 347 233 134 55 788 16 065

824 Vocational schools 1 ............................................. 052 548 601 170 230 42 102 9 964

8243 Data processing schools 10 ...................................... 24 197 4 161 1 005 213

8244 Business and secretarial schools 38 .............................. 26 821 10 612 2 658 552

8249 Vocational schools, n.e.c. 1 ..................................... 004 497 583 155 457 38 439 9 199

829 Schools and educational services, n.e.c. 3 .......................... 659 1 897 224 577 723 137 591 37 007

83 Social services 81 .................................................. 726 53 671 936 19 331 346 4 627 405 1 406 936

835 Child day care services 15 ......................................... 970 3 691 637 1 940 797 475 159 185 253

832, 3, 6, 9 Other social services 65 ........................................... 756 49 980 299 17 390 549 4 152 246 1 221 683

832 Individual and family social services 28 ............................ 859 16 045 852 6 381 217 1 533 830 434 270

833 Job training and vocational rehabilitation services 6 ................ 118 5 641 897 2 578 596 598 955 270 458

836 Residential care 15 .............................................. 022 10 614 914 4 830 334 1 155 162 318 575

839 Social services, n.e.c. 15 ......................................... 757 17 677 636 3 600 402 864 299 198 380

861, 2, 4, 9 Selected membership organizations 72 ............................. 386 36 255 912 10 188 331 2 442 276 602 527

861 Business associations 14 .......................................... 337 11 067 869 3 157 133 770 428 101 513 864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 41 ........................... 789 13 176 090 3 657 449 868 087 355 103

862, 9 Other membership organizations 16 ................................. 260 12 011 953 3 373 749 803 761 145 911 862 Professional membership organizations 5 ......................... 664 5 744 158 1 620 490 386 714 54 495 869 Membership organizations, n.e.c. 10 .............................. 596 6 267 795 1 753 259 417 047 91 416

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Table 1b. Summary Statistics for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the United

States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Establishments (number)Revenue

($1,000)

Annual payroll

($1,000)

First-quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Paid employees

for pay period

including

March 12

(number)

873, 4 ex.

8744

Research, testing, and consulting services, except facilities

support management services 5 .................................. 507 14 781 965 5 219 871 1 237 398 147 406

873 Research, development, and testing services 3 ..................... 813 12 535 075 4 510 524 1 072 154 125 887

8731 Commercial physical and biological research 344 .................... 4 978 474 2 091 951 499 104 47 973

8732 Commercial economic, sociological, and educational research 536 .... 352 374 134 236 29 962 4 712

8733 Noncommercial research organizations 2 ......................... 769 6 833 058 2 089 238 496 457 66 946

8734 Testing laboratories 164 .......................................... 371 169 195 099 46 631 6 256

874 ex.

8744

Management and public relations services, except facilities support

management services 1 ......................................... 694 2 246 890 709 347 165 244 21 519

8741 Management services 453 ........................................ 598 290 243 805 56 750 7 415

8742 Management consulting services 342 ............................... 326 373 130 708 30 317 3 634

8743 Public relations services 205 ...................................... 63 935 18 492 4 320 814

8748 Business consulting services, n.e.c. 694 ............................ 1 258 292 316 342 73 857 9 656

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7011 Hotels and motels 41 ....... 684 67 192 806 100.0 80.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 41 ........ 684 39 820 070 59.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 625 10 680 552 15.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 163 3 063 194 4.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 529 .......................... 63 485 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 964 946 358 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 096 1 024 943 1.5 (X)

Gaming receipts 494 ................ 8 605 969 12.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 941 462 840 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 714 2 525 395 3.8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels, 25 guestrooms or

more 12 ................... 937 54 859 251 100.0 82.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 937 29 117 497 53.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 473 9 813 446 17.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 620 2 781 921 5.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 263 .......................... 49 992 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 3 ...... 156 833 794 1.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 030 918 944 1.7 (X)

Gaming receipts 292 ................ 8 588 287 15.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 257 424 564 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 451 2 330 806 4.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels, less than 25

guestrooms 3 ............ 728 595 901 100.0 66.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 3 ........ 728 502 891 84.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 872 .................... 54 740 9.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 414 ...... 13 564 2.3 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 44 .......................... 679 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 518 ...... 9 458 1.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 404 ...... 1 925 .3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 177 .......... 2 585 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 477 ... 9 885 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 174 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, tourist courts 21 .... 465 8 646 841 100.0 67.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 465 7 687 987 88.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 2 .................... 378 481 021 5.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 1 ...... 413 160 130 1.9 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 168 .......................... 10 174 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 2 ...... 717 77 626 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 069 68 883 .8 (X)

Gaming receipts 145 ................ 16 004 .2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 992 .......... 18 955 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 461 126 061 1.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motor hotels 3 ............ 554 3 090 813 100.0 84.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 3 ........ 554 2 511 695 81.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 902 .................... 331 345 10.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 716 ...... 107 579 3.5 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 54 .......................... 2 640 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 573 ...... 25 480 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 1 ...... 593 35 191 1.1 (X)

Gaming receipts 36 ................ 1 504 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 515 .......... 16 736 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 325 58 643 1.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

ALABAMA

7011 Hotels and motels 490 ....... 438 000 100.0 79.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 490 ........ 336 649 76.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 131 .................... 55 289 12.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 113 ...... 20 489 4.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 59 ...... 2 652 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 230 ...... 7 708 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 91 .......... 2 854 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 166 ... 12 349 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 150 ................... 246 628 100.0 82.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 150 ........ 170 432 69.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 76 .................... 41 179 16.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 67 ...... 15 572 6.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ...... 1 869 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 101 ...... 5 540 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 53 .......... 1 959 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 73 ... 10 067 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 340 ........... 191 372 100.0 76.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 340 ........ 166 217 86.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 55 .................... 14 110 7.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 46 ...... 4 917 2.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 32 ...... 783 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 129 ...... 2 168 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 38 .......... 895 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 93 ... 2 282 1.2 (X)

ALASKA

7011 Hotels and motels 225 ....... 251 622 100.0 64.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 225 ........ 159 097 63.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 99 .................... 42 747 17.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 95 ...... 21 434 8.5 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 20 .......................... 4 839 1.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 72 ...... 4 075 1.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 67 ...... 1 414 .6 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 ................ 177 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 27 .......... 1 134 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 87 ... 16 705 6.6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 135 ................... 211 359 100.0 66.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 135 ........ 129 486 61.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 75 .................... 37 385 17.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 68 ...... 18 396 8.7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 13 .......................... 4 181 2.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 49 ...... 3 796 1.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 49 ...... 1 237 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 23 .......... 1 100 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 63 ... 15 776 7.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 90 ........ 40 263 100.0 51.7

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

ARIZONA

7011 Hotels and motels 749 ....... 1 351 736 100.0 76.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 749 ........ 844 898 62.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 220 .................... 262 783 19.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 194 ...... 65 799 4.9 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 17 .......................... 1 319 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 165 ...... 54 100 4.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 322 ...... 24 497 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 121 .......... 7 720 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 246 ... 90 516 6.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 104 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 311 ................... 1 138 175 100.0 77.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 311 ........ 662 642 58.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 165 .................... 246 259 21.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 151 ...... 62 479 5.5 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 10 .......................... 1 147 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 95 ...... 49 146 4.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 195 ...... 22 935 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 99 .......... 7 422 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 153 ... 86 060 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 85 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 438 ........... 213 561 100.0 74.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 438 ........ 182 256 85.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 55 .................... 16 524 7.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 43 ...... 3 320 1.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 172 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 70 ...... 4 954 2.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 127 ...... 1 562 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 22 .......... 298 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 93 ... 4 456 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 (V) (X)

ARKANSAS

7011 Hotels and motels 492 ....... 283 299 100.0 69.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 492 ........ 230 077 81.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 105 .................... 33 955 12.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 54 ...... 5 732 2.0 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 4 .......................... 455 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 64 ...... 1 300 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 164 ...... 3 246 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 57 .......... 1 375 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 139 ... 7 159 2.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 124 ................... 136 946 100.0 63.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 124 ........ 105 050 76.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 46 .................... 19 994 14.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 30 ...... 3 162 2.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 637 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 59 ...... 2 052 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 29 .......... 870 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 55 ... 5 180 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 368 ........... 146 353 100.0 74.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 368 ........ 125 027 85.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 59 .................... 13 961 9.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 24 ...... 2 570 1.8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 4 .......................... 454 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ...... 663 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 105 ...... 1 194 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 28 .......... 505 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 84 ... 1 979 1.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

CALIFORNIA

7011 Hotels and motels 4 ....... 938 7 686 316 100.0 78.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 938 5 296 973 68.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 998 .................... 1 347 655 17.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 733 ...... 354 118 4.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 56 .......................... 8 685 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 650 ...... 122 129 1.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 1 ...... 966 157 891 2.1 (X)

Gaming receipts 12 ................ 10 656 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 739 .......... 68 344 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 367 319 865 4.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 2 ................... 371 6 563 766 100.0 80.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 2 ........ 371 4 252 508 64.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 832 .................... 1 312 658 20.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 648 ...... 344 617 5.3 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 48 .......................... 8 460 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 413 ...... 116 566 1.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 1 ...... 180 147 829 2.3 (X)

Gaming receipts 8 ................ 10 637 .2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 620 .......... 63 795 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 928 ... 306 696 4.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 2 ........... 567 1 122 550 100.0 64.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 2 ........ 567 1 044 465 93.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 166 .................... 34 997 3.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 85 ...... 9 501 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 237 ...... 5 563 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 786 ...... 10 062 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 119 .......... 4 549 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 439 ... 13 169 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 244 (V) (X)

COLORADO

7011 Hotels and motels 992 ....... 1 237 769 100.0 77.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 992 ........ 782 115 63.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 278 .................... 218 182 17.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 195 ...... 54 506 4.4 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 10 .......................... 1 427 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 212 ...... 24 471 2.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 379 ...... 18 175 1.5 (X)

Gaming receipts 7 ................ 9 317 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 121 .......... 9 913 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 288 ... 119 663 9.7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 401 ................... 1 013 936 100.0 78.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 401 ........ 582 061 57.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 186 .................... 205 043 20.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 145 ...... 50 183 5.0 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 1 369 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 111 ...... 23 164 2.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 198 ...... 16 226 1.6 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 ................ 9 072 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 91 .......... 9 605 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 176 ... 117 213 11.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 591 ........... 223 833 100.0 70.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 591 ........ 200 054 89.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 92 .................... 13 139 5.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 50 ...... 4 323 1.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 101 ...... 1 307 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 181 ...... 1 949 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 30 .......... 308 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 112 ... 2 450 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 303 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

CONNECTICUT

7011 Hotels and motels 289 ....... 435 476 100.0 68.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 289 ........ 304 167 69.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 98 .................... 74 862 17.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 77 ...... 26 633 6.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 40 ...... 2 183 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 139 ...... 8 012 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 81 .......... 7 678 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 104 ... 8 894 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 047 .7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 109 ................... 313 464 100.0 68.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 109 ........ 196 844 62.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 69 .................... 66 617 21.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 58 ...... 23 981 7.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 1 838 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 75 ...... 6 621 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 61 .......... 6 412 2.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 60 ... 8 125 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 026 1.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 180 ........... 122 012 100.0 68.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 180 ........ 107 323 88.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 29 .................... 8 245 6.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 19 ...... 2 652 2.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 345 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 64 ...... 1 391 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 20 .......... 1 266 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 44 ... 769 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 (V) (X)

DELAWARE

7011 Hotels and motels 120 ....... 107 999 100.0 80.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 120 ........ 75 896 70.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 21 .................... 20 093 18.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 4 439 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 610 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 52 ...... 1 682 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 23 .......... 1 738 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 45 ... 3 541 3.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 31 ................... 71 335 100.0 79.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 31 ........ 42 632 59.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 18 579 26.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 4 101 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 306 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 1 377 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 1 599 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 2 741 3.8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 89 ........... 36 664 100.0 81.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 89 ........ 33 264 90.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 1 514 4.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 338 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 304 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 27 ...... 305 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 139 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 25 ... 800 2.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

7011 Hotels and motels 97 ....... 845 986 100.0 81.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 97 ........ 561 194 66.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 67 .................... 187 150 22.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 52 ...... 39 276 4.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ...... 3 537 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 66 ...... 22 015 2.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 53 .......... 8 198 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 68 ... 24 611 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 79 ................... 830 917 100.0 82.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 79 ........ 547 132 65.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 63 .................... 186 502 22.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 51 ...... 39 193 4.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 3 527 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 64 ...... 21 944 2.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 52 .......... 8 179 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 62 ... 24 435 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 18 ........... 15 069 100.0 63.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 14 062 93.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 648 4.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 176 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 183 1.2 (X)

FLORIDA

7011 Hotels and motels 3 ....... 143 6 003 020 100.0 79.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 3 ........ 143 4 147 765 69.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 906 .................... 988 402 16.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 780 ...... 291 123 4.9 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 36 .......................... 7 838 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 555 ...... 151 253 2.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 1 ...... 515 111 550 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 398 .......... 21 432 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 095 283 401 4.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 256 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 1 ................... 350 4 979 734 100.0 82.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 350 3 270 294 65.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 620 .................... 914 550 18.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 576 ...... 256 553 5.2 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 28 .......................... 7 434 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 310 ...... 145 810 2.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 876 ...... 99 410 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 310 .......... 19 461 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 643 ... 265 982 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 240 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 1 ........... 793 1 023 286 100.0 63.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 793 877 471 85.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 286 .................... 73 852 7.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 204 ...... 34 570 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 245 ...... 5 443 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 639 ...... 12 140 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 88 .......... 1 971 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 452 ... 17 419 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 420 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

GEORGIA

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 097 1 515 556 100.0 79.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 097 1 077 159 71.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 278 .................... 259 216 17.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 239 ...... 69 045 4.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 725 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 160 ...... 22 423 1.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 531 ...... 30 454 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 192 .......... 13 204 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 379 ... 43 323 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 474 ................... 1 204 057 100.0 82.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 474 ........ 807 213 67.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 200 .................... 234 271 19.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 174 ...... 61 129 5.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 725 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 96 ...... 21 727 1.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 296 ...... 26 639 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 152 .......... 12 609 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 198 ... 39 738 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 623 ........... 311 499 100.0 67.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 623 ........ 269 946 86.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 78 .................... 24 945 8.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 65 ...... 7 916 2.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 64 ...... 696 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 235 ...... 3 815 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 40 .......... 595 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 181 ... 3 585 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

HAWAII

7011 Hotels and motels 256 ....... 2 245 858 100.0 78.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 256 ........ 1 515 632 67.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 102 .................... 462 491 20.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 84 ...... 90 253 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 53 ...... 22 382 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 124 ...... 28 030 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 44 .......... 18 831 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 147 ... 107 851 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 388 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 226 ................... 2 233 841 100.0 79.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 226 ........ 1 505 119 67.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 96 .................... 461 447 20.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 82 ...... 90 029 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 47 ...... 22 296 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 120 ...... 28 003 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 42 .......... 18 716 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 145 ... 107 843 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 388 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 30 ........ 12 017 100.0 40.5

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

IDAHO

7011 Hotels and motels 275 ....... 230 592 100.0 83.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 275 ........ 144 295 62.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 68 .................... 38 169 16.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 43 ...... 13 318 5.8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 8 .......................... 115 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ...... 2 977 1.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 76 ...... 1 311 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 21 .......... 482 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 69 ... 29 911 13.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 105 ................... 173 724 100.0 85.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 105 ........ 96 825 55.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 42 .................... 31 704 18.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 31 ...... 12 431 7.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 2 431 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 42 ...... 1 107 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 19 .......... 465 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 41 ... 28 729 16.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 32 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 170 ........... 56 868 100.0 76.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 170 ........ 47 470 83.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 26 .................... 6 465 11.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 887 1.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 97 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ...... 546 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 34 ...... 204 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 1 182 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 (V) (X)

ILLINOIS

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 058 2 141 670 100.0 83.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 058 1 433 613 66.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 278 .................... 429 105 20.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 222 ...... 99 371 4.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 3 871 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 159 ...... 18 292 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 481 ...... 41 784 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 221 .......... 19 523 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 399 ... 96 090 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 511 ................... 1 839 874 100.0 83.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 511 ........ 1 166 816 63.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 223 .................... 407 752 22.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 178 ...... 94 423 5.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 3 871 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 96 ...... 17 414 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 309 ...... 38 995 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 189 .......... 18 799 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 227 ... 91 790 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 547 ........... 301 796 100.0 77.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 547 ........ 266 797 88.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 55 .................... 21 353 7.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 44 ...... 4 948 1.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 63 ...... 878 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 172 ...... 2 789 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 32 .......... 724 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 172 ... 4 300 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

INDIANA

7011 Hotels and motels 595 ....... 632 940 100.0 86.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 595 ........ 477 051 75.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 135 .................... 96 927 15.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 108 ...... 29 522 4.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 90 ...... 5 091 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 242 ...... 8 137 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 115 .......... 4 288 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 219 ... 11 833 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 91 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 212 ................... 390 159 100.0 87.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 212 ........ 276 366 70.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 82 .................... 71 563 18.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 65 ...... 20 877 5.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 34 ...... 3 731 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 126 ...... 6 137 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 52 .......... 2 003 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 99 ... 9 420 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 62 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 383 ........... 242 781 100.0 85.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 383 ........ 200 685 82.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 53 .................... 25 364 10.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 43 ...... 8 645 3.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 56 ...... 1 360 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 116 ...... 2 000 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 63 .......... 2 285 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 120 ... 2 413 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 (V) (X)

IOWA

7011 Hotels and motels 534 ....... 358 991 100.0 86.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 534 ........ 273 891 76.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 111 .................... 56 416 15.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 94 ...... 14 840 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 82 ...... 3 266 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 189 ...... 3 660 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 56 .......... 1 952 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 146 ... 4 858 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 108 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 133 ................... 193 921 100.0 87.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 133 ........ 129 820 66.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 65 .................... 43 105 22.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 59 ...... 11 019 5.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ...... 2 818 1.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 65 ...... 2 695 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 34 .......... 1 544 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 54 ... 2 920 1.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 401 ........... 165 070 100.0 85.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 401 ........ 144 071 87.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 46 .................... 13 311 8.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 35 ...... 3 821 2.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 38 ...... 448 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 124 ...... 965 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 22 .......... 408 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 92 ... 1 938 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 108 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

KANSAS

7011 Hotels and motels 440 ....... 295 075 100.0 88.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 440 ........ 236 455 80.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 64 .................... 36 518 12.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 53 ...... 9 417 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 70 ...... 3 014 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 161 ...... 3 672 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 45 .......... 1 914 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 107 ... 4 064 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 96 ................... 157 385 100.0 96.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 96 ........ 116 156 73.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 34 .................... 26 601 16.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 32 ...... 7 528 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 684 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 42 ...... 2 553 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 30 .......... 1 476 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ... 2 387 1.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 344 ........... 137 690 100.0 79.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 344 ........ 120 299 87.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 30 .................... 9 917 7.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 21 ...... 1 889 1.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 57 ...... 2 330 1.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 119 ...... 1 119 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 438 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 80 ... 1 677 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 (V) (X)

KENTUCKY

7011 Hotels and motels 487 ....... 475 493 100.0 91.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 487 ........ 345 942 72.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 101 .................... 74 964 15.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 58 ...... 18 979 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 72 ...... 6 504 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 178 ...... 6 192 1.3 (X)

Gaming receipts 5 ................ 921 .2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 68 .......... 1 973 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 128 ... 19 723 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 295 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 169 ................... 320 239 100.0 90.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 169 ........ 211 788 66.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 66 .................... 63 205 19.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 43 ...... 15 781 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ...... 5 038 1.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 83 ...... 5 121 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 48 .......... 1 561 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 69 ... 16 812 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 933 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 318 ........... 155 254 100.0 92.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 318 ........ 134 154 86.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 35 .................... 11 759 7.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 15 ...... 3 198 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ...... 1 466 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 95 ...... 1 071 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 20 .......... 412 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 59 ... 2 911 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 283 .2 (X)

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

LOUISIANA

7011 Hotels and motels 486 ....... 876 060 100.0 79.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 486 ........ 660 095 75.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 142 .................... 128 188 14.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 121 ...... 38 641 4.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 68 ...... 2 620 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 214 ...... 17 884 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 82 .......... 3 533 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 199 ... 24 758 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 341 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 244 ................... 740 425 100.0 80.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 244 ........ 540 247 73.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 108 .................... 119 903 16.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 100 ...... 35 446 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 47 ...... 2 510 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 133 ...... 16 505 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 57 .......... 3 207 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 120 ... 22 378 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 229 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 242 ........... 135 635 100.0 76.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 242 ........ 119 848 88.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 34 .................... 8 285 6.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 21 ...... 3 195 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ...... 110 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 81 ...... 1 379 1.0 (X)

Gaming receipts 6 ................ 112 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 25 .......... 326 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 79 ... 2 380 1.8 (X)

MAINE

7011 Hotels and motels 669 ....... 323 797 100.0 74.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 669 ........ 246 380 76.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 166 .................... 47 249 14.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 115 ...... 15 129 4.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 104 ...... 3 102 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 122 ...... 1 951 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 41 .......... 1 558 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 110 ... 8 399 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 237 ................... 189 563 100.0 73.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 237 ........ 130 454 68.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 104 .................... 36 053 19.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 71 ...... 10 895 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 55 ...... 2 728 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 54 ...... 1 322 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 26 .......... 1 026 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 57 ... 7 085 3.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 432 ........... 134 234 100.0 76.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 432 ........ 115 926 86.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 62 .................... 11 196 8.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 44 ...... 4 234 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 49 ...... 374 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 68 ...... 629 .5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 532 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 53 ... 1 314 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

MARYLAND

7011 Hotels and motels 526 ....... 839 621 100.0 90.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 526 ........ 630 446 75.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 136 .................... 135 396 16.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 91 ...... 28 601 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 86 ...... 5 232 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 225 ...... 13 254 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 104 .......... 8 679 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 178 ... 17 610 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 403 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 251 ................... 655 883 100.0 92.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 251 ........ 466 200 71.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 105 .................... 122 879 18.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 77 ...... 26 701 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 43 ...... 4 290 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 138 ...... 11 473 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 84 .......... 7 774 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 106 ... 16 340 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 226 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 275 ........... 183 738 100.0 86.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 275 ........ 164 246 89.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 31 .................... 12 517 6.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 1 900 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 43 ...... 942 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 87 ...... 1 781 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 20 .......... 905 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 72 ... 1 270 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 177 .1 (X)

MASSACHUSETTS

7011 Hotels and motels 810 ....... 1 506 826 100.0 76.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 810 ........ 996 745 66.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 254 .................... 294 605 19.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 207 ...... 97 940 6.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 121 ...... 12 355 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 311 ...... 28 726 1.9 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 ................ 1 205 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 153 .......... 17 995 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 245 ... 56 888 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 367 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 397 ................... 1 310 472 100.0 78.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 397 ........ 831 225 63.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 191 .................... 279 925 21.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 170 ...... 87 690 6.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 77 ...... 11 320 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 195 ...... 27 031 2.1 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 ................ 1 205 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 126 .......... 17 021 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 156 ... 54 778 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 277 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 413 ........... 196 354 100.0 67.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 413 ........ 165 520 84.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 63 .................... 14 680 7.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 37 ...... 10 250 5.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ...... 1 035 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 116 ...... 1 695 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 27 .......... 974 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 89 ... 2 110 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 90 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

MICHIGAN

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 340 1 172 109 100.0 83.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 340 850 361 72.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 284 .................... 184 860 15.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 198 ...... 48 238 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 150 ...... 10 160 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 333 ...... 14 591 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 156 .......... 6 382 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 325 ... 56 820 4.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 697 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 477 ................... 854 575 100.0 86.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 477 ........ 568 533 66.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 207 .................... 164 617 19.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 157 ...... 41 680 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 90 ...... 7 717 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 191 ...... 12 516 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 122 .......... 5 721 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 168 ... 53 416 6.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 375 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 863 ........... 317 534 100.0 75.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 863 ........ 281 828 88.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 77 .................... 20 243 6.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 41 ...... 6 558 2.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 229 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 60 ...... 2 443 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 142 ...... 2 075 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 34 .......... 661 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 157 ... 3 404 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 93 (V) (X)

MINNESOTA

7011 Hotels and motels 820 ....... 743 806 100.0 85.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 820 ........ 507 210 68.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 241 .................... 148 456 20.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 162 ...... 40 822 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 249 ...... 9 051 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 314 ...... 10 460 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 116 .......... 5 899 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 259 ... 21 778 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 130 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 300 ................... 550 410 100.0 85.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 300 ........ 345 309 62.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 144 .................... 131 099 23.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 107 ...... 33 079 6.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 110 ...... 7 044 1.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 117 ...... 8 787 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 73 .......... 5 502 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 107 ... 19 490 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 100 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 520 ........... 193 396 100.0 85.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 520 ........ 161 901 83.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 97 .................... 17 357 9.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 55 ...... 7 743 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 139 ...... 2 007 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 197 ...... 1 673 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 43 .......... 397 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 152 ... 2 288 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

MISSISSIPPI

7011 Hotels and motels 358 ....... 235 069 100.0 73.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 358 ........ 182 673 77.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 92 .................... 32 678 13.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 74 ...... 10 699 4.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 51 ...... 991 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 154 ...... 3 586 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 37 .......... 741 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 101 ... 3 694 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 89 ................... 76 168 100.0 69.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 89 ........ 58 575 76.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 30 .................... 10 185 13.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 26 ...... 2 906 3.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 436 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 45 ...... 1 488 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 349 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ... 2 222 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 269 ........... 158 901 100.0 74.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 269 ........ 124 098 78.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 62 .................... 22 493 14.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 48 ...... 7 793 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 34 ...... 555 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 109 ...... 2 098 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 23 .......... 392 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 69 ... 1 472 .9 (X)

MISSOURI

7011 Hotels and motels 990 ....... 962 630 100.0 77.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 990 ........ 676 627 70.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 217 .................... 179 163 18.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 167 ...... 43 793 4.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 212 ...... 11 711 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 325 ...... 14 138 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 120 .......... 5 677 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 280 ... 31 239 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 282 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 394 ................... 746 703 100.0 79.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 394 ........ 478 964 64.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 159 .................... 168 780 22.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 133 ...... 41 099 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 116 ...... 9 287 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 187 ...... 13 186 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 100 .......... 5 507 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 161 ... 29 764 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 116 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 596 ........... 215 927 100.0 68.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 596 ........ 197 663 91.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 58 .................... 10 383 4.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 34 ...... 2 694 1.3 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 8 .......................... 165 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 96 ...... 2 424 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 138 ...... 952 .4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 20 .......... 170 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 119 ... 1 475 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

MONTANA

7011 Hotels and motels 478 ....... 262 034 100.0 73.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 478 ........ 176 342 67.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 90 .................... 38 964 14.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 62 ...... 10 511 4.0 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 8 .......................... 187 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 120 ...... 11 388 4.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 150 ...... 1 755 .7 (X)

Gaming receipts 35 ................ 2 791 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 42 .......... 772 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 129 ... 19 324 7.4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 170 ................... 156 765 100.0 77.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 170 ........ 91 903 58.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 60 .................... 29 452 18.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 42 ...... 8 683 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 54 ...... 6 038 3.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 58 ...... 1 202 .8 (X)

Gaming receipts 26 ................ 2 474 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 24 .......... 598 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 47 ... 16 366 10.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 49 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 308 ........... 105 269 100.0 66.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 308 ........ 84 439 80.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 30 .................... 9 512 9.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 20 ...... 1 828 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 66 ...... 5 350 5.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 92 ...... 553 .5 (X)

Gaming receipts 9 ................ 317 .3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 18 .......... 174 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 82 ... 2 958 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 138 .1 (X)

NEBRASKA

7011 Hotels and motels 349 ....... 213 981 100.0 80.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 349 ........ 165 962 77.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 62 .................... 30 789 14.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 47 ...... 8 521 4.0 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 11 .......................... 149 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 63 ...... 1 277 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 121 ...... 2 378 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 31 .......... 1 135 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 98 ... 3 721 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 49 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 64 ................... 95 779 100.0 81.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 64 ........ 66 982 69.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 26 .................... 18 836 19.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 23 ...... 4 529 4.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 860 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 27 ...... 1 522 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 18 .......... 1 022 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 2 016 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 285 ........... 118 202 100.0 78.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 285 ........ 98 980 83.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 36 .................... 11 953 10.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 24 ...... 3 992 3.4 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 9 .......................... 137 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 52 ...... 417 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 94 ...... 856 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 13 .......... 113 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 78 ... 1 705 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 49 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

NEVADA

7011 Hotels and motels 530 ....... 8 962 623 100.0 90.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 530 ........ 1 478 901 16.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 175 .................... 1 056 912 11.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 175 ...... 469 752 5.2 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 41 .......................... 11 222 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 138 ...... 175 316 2.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 195 ...... 69 677 .8 (X)

Gaming receipts 163 ................ 5 351 548 59.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 53 .......... 23 313 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 212 ... 325 982 3.6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 261 ................... 8 837 844 100.0 90.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 261 ........ 1 376 306 15.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 163 .................... 1 053 477 11.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 168 ...... 468 132 5.3 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 38 .......................... 10 948 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 107 ...... 173 082 2.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 110 ...... 68 849 .8 (X)

Gaming receipts 151 ................ 5 339 595 60.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 49 .......... 23 228 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 143 ... 324 227 3.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 269 ........... 124 779 100.0 79.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 269 ........ 102 595 82.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 3 435 2.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 620 1.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 31 ...... 2 234 1.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 85 ...... 828 .7 (X)

Gaming receipts 12 ................ 11 953 9.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 85 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 69 ... 1 755 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 274 .2 (X)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

7011 Hotels and motels 400 ....... 259 005 100.0 64.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 400 ........ 174 307 67.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 122 .................... 44 252 17.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 84 ...... 15 395 5.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 73 ...... 4 021 1.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 80 ...... 1 887 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 40 .......... 2 220 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 94 ... 16 895 6.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 28 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 172 ................... 195 714 100.0 65.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 172 ........ 120 227 61.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 94 .................... 39 054 20.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 70 ...... 13 971 7.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 39 ...... 2 691 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 43 ...... 1 621 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 28 .......... 2 108 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 55 ... 16 033 8.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 228 ........... 63 291 100.0 61.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 228 ........ 54 080 85.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 28 .................... 5 198 8.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 1 424 2.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 34 ...... 1 330 2.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 37 ...... 266 .4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 112 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 39 ... 862 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

NEW JERSEY

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 139 5 087 091 100.0 93.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 139 1 083 262 21.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 237 .................... 501 601 9.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 201 ...... 132 632 2.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 113 ...... 22 156 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 345 ...... 26 919 .5 (X)

Gaming receipts 25 ................ 3 202 218 63.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 169 .......... 31 001 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 246 ... 86 712 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 590 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 488 ................... 4 813 471 100.0 94.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 488 ........ 835 371 17.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 180 .................... 488 545 10.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 161 ...... 125 128 2.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 70 ...... 21 740 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 211 ...... 25 235 .5 (X)

Gaming receipts 22 ................ 3 202 203 66.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 144 .......... 29 785 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 167 ... 85 389 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 75 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 651 ........... 273 620 100.0 67.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 651 ........ 247 891 90.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 57 .................... 13 056 4.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 40 ...... 7 504 2.7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 8 .......................... 515 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 43 ...... 416 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 134 ...... 1 684 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 25 .......... 1 216 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 79 ... 1 323 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 (V) (X)

NEW MEXICO

7011 Hotels and motels 563 ....... 467 212 100.0 78.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 563 ........ 340 098 72.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 151 .................... 70 527 15.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 109 ...... 21 254 4.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 19 .......................... 1 151 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 113 ...... 6 655 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 178 ...... 6 999 1.5 (X)

Gaming receipts 5 ................ 4 991 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 55 .......... 2 447 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 128 ... 13 090 2.8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 212 ................... 322 244 100.0 81.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 212 ........ 218 353 67.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 93 .................... 58 640 18.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 70 ...... 16 628 5.2 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 9 .......................... 598 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ...... 4 079 1.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 88 ...... 5 941 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 44 .......... 2 281 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 68 ... 11 174 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 550 1.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

NEW MEXICOmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 351 ........... 144 968 100.0 72.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 351 ........ 121 745 84.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 58 .................... 11 887 8.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 39 ...... 4 626 3.2 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 10 .......................... 553 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 83 ...... 2 576 1.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 90 ...... 1 058 .7 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 ................ 441 .3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 166 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 60 ... 1 916 1.3 (X)

NEW YORK

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 909 3 725 832 100.0 69.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 909 2 701 128 72.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 513 .................... 583 637 15.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 405 ...... 169 264 4.5 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 20 .......................... 4 533 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 238 ...... 21 120 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 663 ...... 93 229 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 260 .......... 33 824 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 531 ... 118 788 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 309 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 911 ................... 3 292 401 100.0 70.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 911 ........ 2 309 737 70.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 389 .................... 561 967 17.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 327 ...... 161 625 4.9 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 12 .......................... 4 464 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 153 ...... 19 715 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 434 ...... 89 328 2.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 193 .......... 30 452 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 372 ... 114 805 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 308 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 998 ........ 433 431 100.0 59.7

NORTH CAROLINA

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 262 1 111 140 100.0 70.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 262 838 251 75.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 263 .................... 144 008 13.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 174 ...... 41 906 3.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 188 ...... 13 891 1.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 465 ...... 17 528 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 189 .......... 7 234 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 390 ... 47 914 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 408 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 598 ................... 831 026 100.0 70.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 598 ........ 595 737 71.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 180 .................... 122 952 14.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 128 ...... 36 732 4.4 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 4 .......................... 395 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 109 ...... 9 604 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 274 ...... 14 954 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 136 .......... 6 483 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 234 ... 44 164 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

NORTH CAROLINAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 664 ........... 280 114 100.0 70.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 664 ........ 242 514 86.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 83 .................... 21 056 7.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 46 ...... 5 174 1.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 79 ...... 4 287 1.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 191 ...... 2 574 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 53 .......... 751 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 156 ... 3 750 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

NORTH DAKOTA

7011 Hotels and motels 229 ....... 124 220 100.0 86.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 229 ........ 89 395 72.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 50 .................... 20 699 16.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 42 ...... 7 886 6.4 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 13 .......................... 1 214 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ...... 861 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 101 ...... 1 309 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 28 .......... 543 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 75 ... 2 285 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 28 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 69 ................... 64 508 100.0 92.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 69 ........ 44 110 68.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 24 .................... 13 321 20.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 22 ...... 4 045 6.3 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 4 .......................... 176 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 500 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 44 ...... 768 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 358 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ... 1 202 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 28 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 160 ........... 59 712 100.0 79.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 160 ........ 45 285 75.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 26 .................... 7 378 12.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 20 ...... 3 841 6.4 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 9 .......................... 1 038 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ...... 361 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 57 ...... 541 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 17 .......... 185 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 43 ... 1 083 1.8 (X)

OHIO

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 003 1 243 479 100.0 83.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 003 887 095 71.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 277 .................... 229 537 18.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 225 ...... 58 822 4.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 161 ...... 11 608 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 455 ...... 19 369 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 191 .......... 11 563 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 336 ... 25 109 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 376 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 381 ................... 904 372 100.0 87.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 381 ........ 590 778 65.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 197 .................... 208 611 23.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 164 ...... 50 919 5.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 101 ...... 6 126 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 236 ...... 16 246 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 149 .......... 10 260 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 170 ... 21 293 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 139 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

OHIOmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 622 ........... 339 107 100.0 74.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 622 ........ 296 317 87.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 80 .................... 20 926 6.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 61 ...... 7 903 2.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 60 ...... 5 482 1.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 219 ...... 3 123 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 42 .......... 1 303 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 166 ... 3 816 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 237 .1 (X)

OKLAHOMA

7011 Hotels and motels 454 ....... 299 579 100.0 70.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 454 ........ 226 789 75.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 121 .................... 44 587 14.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 84 ...... 12 548 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 59 ...... 3 296 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 206 ...... 4 958 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 56 .......... 1 757 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 125 ... 5 634 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 90 ................... 154 114 100.0 67.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 90 ........ 104 099 67.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 50 .................... 30 460 19.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 36 ...... 8 897 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 2 196 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 58 ...... 3 229 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 26 .......... 1 195 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 42 ... 4 038 2.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 364 ........... 145 465 100.0 74.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 364 ........ 122 690 84.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 71 .................... 14 127 9.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 48 ...... 3 651 2.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 39 ...... 1 100 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 148 ...... 1 729 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 30 .......... 562 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 83 ... 1 596 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

OREGON

7011 Hotels and motels 772 ....... 613 066 100.0 74.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 772 ........ 451 429 73.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 126 .................... 96 779 15.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 87 ...... 28 257 4.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 802 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 134 ...... 8 986 1.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 221 ...... 5 979 1.0 (X)

Gaming receipts 13 ................ 363 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 75 .......... 3 346 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 178 ... 17 125 2.8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 179 ................... 323 143 100.0 81.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 179 ........ 196 908 60.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 74 .................... 74 836 23.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 52 ...... 21 236 6.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 4 .......................... 701 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 46 ...... 7 642 2.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 53 ...... 4 316 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 47 .......... 2 945 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 63 ... 14 546 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

OREGONmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 593 ........... 289 923 100.0 67.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 593 ........ 254 521 87.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 52 .................... 21 943 7.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 35 ...... 7 021 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 88 ...... 1 344 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 168 ...... 1 663 .6 (X)

Gaming receipts 11 ................ 350 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 28 .......... 401 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 115 ... 2 579 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 101 (V) (X)

PENNSYLVANIA

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 197 1 777 324 100.0 76.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 197 1 134 837 63.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 471 .................... 377 689 21.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 427 ...... 131 061 7.4 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 31 .......................... 2 008 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 261 ...... 19 480 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 479 ...... 27 308 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 244 .......... 21 292 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 423 ... 63 202 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 447 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 628 ................... 1 433 990 100.0 78.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 628 ........ 857 512 59.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 340 .................... 339 580 23.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 325 ...... 115 669 8.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 18 .......................... 1 326 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 168 ...... 16 610 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 306 ...... 24 292 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 197 .......... 19 844 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 273 ... 58 852 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 305 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 569 ........... 343 334 100.0 70.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 569 ........ 277 325 80.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 131 .................... 38 109 11.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 102 ...... 15 392 4.5 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 13 .......................... 682 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 93 ...... 2 870 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 173 ...... 3 016 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 47 .......... 1 448 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 150 ... 4 350 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 142 (V) (X)

RHODE ISLAND

7011 Hotels and motels 117 ....... 126 244 100.0 79.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 117 ........ 84 992 67.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 32 .................... 24 383 19.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 26 ...... 9 976 7.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 657 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 23 ...... 1 751 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 13 .......... 714 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 3 771 3.0 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 63 ................... 98 818 100.0 82.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 63 ........ 62 642 63.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 25 .................... 21 674 21.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 8 368 8.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 642 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 18 ...... 1 591 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 596 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 3 305 3.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

RHODE ISLANDmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 54 ........... 27 426 100.0 67.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 54 ........ 22 350 81.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 2 709 9.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 608 5.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 160 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 118 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 466 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 .1 (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

7011 Hotels and motels 891 ....... 874 250 100.0 70.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 891 ........ 668 097 76.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 186 .................... 119 710 13.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 156 ...... 32 253 3.7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 2 831 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 119 ...... 8 203 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 380 ...... 13 796 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 117 .......... 4 094 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 265 ... 25 022 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 244 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 179 ................... 497 572 100.0 69.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 179 ........ 337 577 67.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 92 .................... 96 924 19.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 81 ...... 24 906 5.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 40 ...... 7 262 1.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 107 ...... 9 082 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 58 .......... 3 243 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 75 ... 18 238 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 340 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 712 ........... 376 678 100.0 72.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 712 ........ 330 520 87.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 94 .................... 22 786 6.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 75 ...... 7 347 2.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 79 ...... 941 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 273 ...... 4 714 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 59 .......... 851 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 190 ... 6 784 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 735 .7 (X)

SOUTH DAKOTA

7011 Hotels and motels 359 ....... 191 911 100.0 64.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 359 ........ 132 651 69.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 60 .................... 26 918 14.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 47 ...... 10 501 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 85 ...... 2 912 1.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 139 ...... 1 442 .8 (X)

Gaming receipts 30 ................ 12 823 6.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 34 .......... 1 236 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 101 ... 3 359 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 69 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 58 ................ 89 925 100.0 52.0

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 301 ........... 101 986 100.0 75.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 301 ........ 81 868 80.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 38 .................... 9 619 9.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 27 ...... 3 996 3.9 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 9 .......................... 69 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 65 ...... 2 011 2.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 104 ...... 759 .7 (X)

Gaming receipts 19 ................ 1 952 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 19 .......... 579 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 76 ... 1 133 1.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

TENNESSEE

7011 Hotels and motels 979 ....... 1 051 574 100.0 82.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 979 ........ 808 568 76.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 210 .................... 148 835 14.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 148 ...... 35 105 3.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 136 ...... 12 095 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 387 ...... 16 714 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 121 .......... 4 089 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 286 ... 25 576 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 592 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 333 ................... 722 953 100.0 84.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 333 ........ 504 142 69.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 139 .................... 136 557 18.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 111 ...... 31 074 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 57 ...... 9 984 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 170 ...... 14 053 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 92 .......... 3 825 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 130 ... 23 114 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 204 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 646 ........... 328 621 100.0 78.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 646 ........ 304 426 92.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 71 .................... 12 278 3.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 37 ...... 4 031 1.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 79 ...... 2 111 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 217 ...... 2 661 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 29 .......... 264 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 156 ... 2 462 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 388 .1 (X)

TEXAS

7011 Hotels and motels 2 ....... 245 3 027 722 100.0 75.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 2 ........ 245 2 186 824 72.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 557 .................... 506 624 16.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 373 ...... 118 918 3.9 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 16 .......................... 1 895 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 324 ...... 28 215 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 902 ...... 65 782 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 331 .......... 30 553 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 741 ... 88 742 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 169 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 927 ................... 2 328 846 100.0 77.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 927 ........ 1 549 329 66.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 393 .................... 477 241 20.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 287 ...... 111 621 4.8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 6 .......................... 1 190 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 179 ...... 21 995 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 537 ...... 59 912 2.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 266 .......... 29 680 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 384 ... 77 865 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 1 ........... 318 698 876 100.0 69.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 318 637 495 91.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 164 .................... 29 383 4.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 86 ...... 7 297 1.0 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 10 .......................... 705 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 145 ...... 6 220 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 365 ...... 5 870 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 65 .......... 873 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 357 ... 10 877 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 156 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

UTAH

7011 Hotels and motels 387 ....... 391 269 100.0 83.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 387 ........ 250 258 64.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 87 .................... 75 042 19.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 47 ...... 6 557 1.7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 16 .......................... 622 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 100 ...... 20 937 5.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 135 ...... 5 213 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 43 .......... 2 372 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 92 ... 30 095 7.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 173 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 148 ................... 283 423 100.0 92.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 148 ........ 170 383 60.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 57 .................... 63 361 22.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 37 ...... 5 799 2.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 12 .......................... 521 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 55 ...... 10 932 3.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 81 ...... 4 757 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 38 .......... 2 335 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 58 ... 25 171 8.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 164 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 239 ........ 107 846 100.0 59.7

VERMONT

7011 Hotels and motels 408 ....... 312 732 100.0 65.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 408 ........ 199 207 63.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 223 .................... 58 605 18.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 171 ...... 16 571 5.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 104 ...... 15 453 4.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 91 ...... 1 537 .5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 40 .......... 3 948 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 100 ... 17 318 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 93 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 227 ................... 268 286 100.0 65.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 227 ........ 160 393 59.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 172 .................... 54 907 20.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 142 ...... 15 810 5.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 76 ...... 15 279 5.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 54 ...... 1 273 .5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 38 .......... 3 946 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 67 ... 16 585 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 93 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 181 ........... 44 446 100.0 67.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 181 ........ 38 814 87.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 51 .................... 3 698 8.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 29 ...... 761 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ...... 174 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 37 ...... 264 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ... 733 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

VIRGINIA

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 096 1 637 390 100.0 80.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 096 1 171 954 71.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 350 .................... 280 638 17.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 251 ...... 63 044 3.9 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 10 .......................... 847 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 205 ...... 9 792 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 584 ...... 26 736 1.6 (X)

Gaming receipts 9 ................ 797 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 202 .......... 16 425 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 458 ... 67 157 4.1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 314 ................... 1 161 288 100.0 83.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 314 ........ 755 799 65.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 200 .................... 245 732 21.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 157 ...... 56 248 4.8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 6 .......................... 655 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 86 ...... 7 937 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 178 ...... 21 247 1.8 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 ................ 769 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 131 .......... 15 014 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 175 ... 57 887 5.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 782 ........... 476 102 100.0 75.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 782 ........ 416 155 87.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 150 .................... 34 906 7.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 94 ...... 6 796 1.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 119 ...... 1 855 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 406 ...... 5 489 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 71 .......... 1 411 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 283 ... 9 270 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 220 .1 (X)

WASHINGTON

7011 Hotels and motels 974 ....... 1 006 368 100.0 72.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 974 ........ 751 954 74.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 199 .................... 150 024 14.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 142 ...... 45 356 4.5 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 20 .......................... 658 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 186 ...... 8 604 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 344 ...... 15 265 1.5 (X)

Gaming receipts 9 ................ 1 816 .2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 139 .......... 9 201 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 319 ... 23 490 2.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 335 ................... 752 796 100.0 73.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 335 ........ 519 452 69.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 150 .................... 141 056 18.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 110 ...... 42 112 5.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 80 ...... 6 943 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 153 ...... 13 168 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 103 .......... 8 705 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 148 ... 19 960 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 400 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 639 ........... 253 572 100.0 72.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 639 ........ 232 502 91.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 49 .................... 8 968 3.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 32 ...... 3 244 1.3 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 13 .......................... 328 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 106 ...... 1 661 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 191 ...... 2 097 .8 (X)

Gaming receipts 6 ................ 746 .3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 36 .......... 496 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 171 ... 3 530 1.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

WEST VIRGINIA

7011 Hotels and motels 266 ....... 291 302 100.0 78.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 266 ........ 184 782 63.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 74 .................... 51 788 17.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 52 ...... 15 122 5.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 55 ...... 14 832 5.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 103 ...... 3 547 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 36 .......... 1 440 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 93 ... 19 142 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 649 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 64 ................... 192 127 100.0 80.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 64 ........ 104 746 54.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 38 .................... 41 623 21.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 33 ...... 11 457 6.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 14 337 7.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 38 ...... 2 787 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 24 .......... 1 057 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 36 ... 16 108 8.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 202 ........... 99 175 100.0 75.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 202 ........ 80 036 80.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 36 .................... 10 165 10.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 19 ...... 3 665 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 40 ...... 495 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 65 ...... 760 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 383 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 57 ... 3 034 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 637 .6 (X)

WISCONSIN

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 022 696 911 100.0 84.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 022 499 309 71.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 306 .................... 121 173 17.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 220 ...... 38 374 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 224 ...... 5 703 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 360 ...... 8 342 1.2 (X)

Gaming receipts 24 ................ 372 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 136 .......... 5 145 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 298 ... 18 245 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 248 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 290 ................... 376 263 100.0 87.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 290 ........ 237 562 63.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 137 .................... 86 679 23.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 107 ...... 26 326 7.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 77 ...... 4 367 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 112 ...... 5 279 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 68 .......... 3 752 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 97 ... 12 127 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 171 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 732 ........... 320 648 100.0 79.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 732 ........ 261 747 81.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 169 .................... 34 494 10.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 113 ...... 12 048 3.8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 17 .......................... 172 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 147 ...... 1 336 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 248 ...... 3 063 1.0 (X)

Gaming receipts 19 ................ 277 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 68 .......... 1 393 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 201 ... 6 118 1.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for the United States and States:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

WYOMING

7011 Hotels and motels 379 ....... 241 231 100.0 63.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 379 ........ 140 272 58.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 91 .................... 41 312 17.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 61 ...... 11 451 4.8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 21 .......................... 888 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 83 ...... 13 419 5.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 109 ...... 1 503 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 159 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 77 ... 32 154 13.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 128 ................... 113 825 100.0 64.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 128 ........ 70 866 62.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 47 .................... 23 547 20.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 31 ...... 8 115 7.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 118 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts

Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receiptsas percent

of total

receipts

WYOMINGmCon.

7011 pt. HotelsmCon.

Sales of other merchandise 32 ...... 3 660 3.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 44 ...... 805 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 98 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 31 ... 6 613 5.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 251 ........... 127 406 100.0 63.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 251 ........ 69 406 54.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 44 .................... 17 765 13.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 30 ...... 3 336 2.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 14 .......................... 770 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 51 ...... 9 759 7.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 65 ...... 698 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 61 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 46 ... 25 541 20.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 70 .1 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ABILENE, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 24 ....... 14 071 100.0 92.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 11 828 84.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 1 343 9.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 206 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 283 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 411 2.9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 6 ................... 7 426 100.0 99.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 6 201 83.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 146 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 147 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 932 12.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 18 ........... 6 645 100.0 85.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 5 627 84.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 694 10.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 60 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 136 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 128 1.9 (X)

ALBANY, GA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 17 ....... 12 547 100.0 87.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 9 890 78.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 526 12.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 797 6.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 126 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 79 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 129 1.0 (X)

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 117 ....... 134 187 100.0 76.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 117 ........ 95 888 71.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 39 .................... 24 383 18.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 29 ...... 7 704 5.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 332 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 46 ...... 1 788 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 19 .......... 1 486 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ... 2 600 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 49 ................... 96 097 100.0 76.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 49 ........ 64 396 67.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 28 .................... 21 184 22.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 22 ...... 5 508 5.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 183 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 22 ...... 1 481 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 1 224 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 2 121 2.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 68 ........... 38 090 100.0 77.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 68 ........ 31 492 82.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 3 199 8.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 2 196 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 149 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 24 ...... 307 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 262 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 479 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ALBUQUERQUE, NM MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 107 ....... 157 431 100.0 77.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 107 ........ 117 135 74.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 21 .................... 27 869 17.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 5 296 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ...... 606 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 42 ...... 3 270 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 867 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 2 388 1.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 43 ................... 126 820 100.0 80.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 43 ........ 88 752 70.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 26 749 21.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 15 ...... 4 692 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 521 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 3 137 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 867 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 2 102 1.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 64 ........... 30 611 100.0 66.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 64 ........ 28 383 92.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 85 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 133 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 286 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 724 5.6 (X)

ALEXANDRIA, LA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 19 ....... 15 686 100.0 84.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 19 ........ 12 064 76.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 805 17.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 600 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 217 1.4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 12 ................... 13 775 100.0 85.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 10 164 73.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 805 20.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 600 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 206 1.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 7 ........... 1 911 100.0 82.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 1 900 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 .6 (X)

ALLENTOWN–

BETHLEHEM–EASTON, PA

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 51 ....... 72 335 100.0 85.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 51 ........ 44 032 60.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 20 .................... 16 587 22.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 7 222 10.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 1 756 2.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 774 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 741 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 1 223 1.7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 34 ................... 60 805 100.0 88.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 34 342 56.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 15 615 25.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 16 ...... 6 669 11.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 1 682 2.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 591 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 712 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 1 194 2.0 (X)

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ALLENTOWN–

BETHLEHEM–EASTON, PA

MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 17 ........... 11 530 100.0 69.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 9 690 84.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 183 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 29 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 628 14.1 (X)

ALTOONA, PA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 16 ....... 8 996 100.0 99.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 6 773 75.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 464 5.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 48 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 61 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 650 18.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 6 ................... 6 377 100.0 98.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 4 261 66.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 50 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 066 32.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 10 ........... 2 619 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 2 512 95.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 107 4.1 (X)

AMARILLO, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 41 ....... 37 413 100.0 73.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 41 ........ 31 971 85.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 914 7.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 103 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 677 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 163 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 1 058 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 527 1.4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 18 ................... 23 646 100.0 65.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 19 480 82.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 103 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 594 2.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 139 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 330 14.1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 23 ........... 13 767 100.0 87.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 23 ........ 12 491 90.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 83 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 919 6.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 274 2.0 (X)

ANCHORAGE, AK MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 55 ....... 120 061 100.0 80.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 55 ........ 83 794 69.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 24 .................... 19 180 16.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 24 ...... 6 185 5.2 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 6 .......................... 812 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 1 469 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 28 ...... 936 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 16 .......... 916 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ... 6 594 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 175 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ANCHORAGE, AK MSAm Con.

7011 pt. Hotels 40 ................... 111 061 100.0 80.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 40 ........ 75 702 68.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 18 961 17.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 22 ...... 6 148 5.5 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 4 .......................... 807 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 1 272 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 23 ...... 857 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 910 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 6 404 5.8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 15 ........... 9 000 100.0 82.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 8 092 89.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 197 2.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 79 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 190 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 442 4.9 (X)

ANNISTON, AL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 19 ....... 10 408 100.0 87.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 19 ........ 7 696 73.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 1 602 15.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 777 7.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 171 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 106 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 56 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 7 ................... 7 549 100.0 98.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 5 485 72.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 064 27.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 12 ........ 2 859 100.0 58.1

APPLETON–OSHKOSH–

NEENAH, WI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 42 ....... 46 482 100.0 94.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 42 ........ 30 904 66.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 10 063 21.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 3 904 8.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 78 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 26 ...... 507 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 384 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 638 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 7 ................... 28 494 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 14 503 50.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 9 575 33.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 3 482 12.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 331 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 603 2.1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 35 ........... 17 988 100.0 84.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 35 ........ 16 401 91.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 488 2.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 422 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 78 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 24 ...... 325 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 217 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 57 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ASHEVILLE, NC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 65 .... 90 870 100.0 42.1

7011 pt. Hotels # 40 ................ 80 797 100.0 35.7

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 25 ........... 10 073 100.0 95.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 25 ........ 9 743 96.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 51 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 49 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 230 2.3 (X)

ATLANTA, GA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 434 ....... 966 084 100.0 84.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 434 ........ 691 673 71.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 116 .................... 165 103 17.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 105 ...... 41 667 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 71 ...... 9 393 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 239 ...... 21 231 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 108 .......... 10 575 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 188 ... 26 091 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 351 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 228 ................... 840 935 100.0 86.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 228 ........ 576 864 68.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 97 .................... 159 885 19.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 86 ...... 40 063 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 55 ...... 8 970 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 166 ...... 19 648 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 104 .......... 10 453 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 123 ... 24 701 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 351 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 206 ........... 125 149 100.0 66.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 206 ........ 114 809 91.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 19 .................... 5 218 4.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 19 ...... 1 604 1.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 423 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 73 ...... 1 583 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 122 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 65 ... 1 390 1.1 (X)

AUGUSTA–AIKEN, GA–SC

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 80 .... 59 074 100.0 54.7

7011 pt. Hotels # 34 ................ 42 977 100.0 51.4

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 46 ........... 16 097 100.0 63.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 15 598 96.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 147 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 87 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 106 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 159 1.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

AUSTIN–SAN MARCOS, TX

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 110 ....... 194 921 100.0 74.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 110 ........ 130 725 67.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 34 .................... 35 596 18.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 23 ...... 8 439 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 3 439 1.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 58 ...... 3 370 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 29 .......... 2 887 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 53 ... 9 408 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 057 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 56 ................... 163 115 100.0 75.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 56 ........ 99 939 61.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 31 .................... 35 320 21.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 21 ...... 8 359 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 3 430 2.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 42 ...... 3 236 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 23 .......... 2 806 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 35 ... 8 968 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 057 .7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 54 ........... 31 806 100.0 68.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 54 ........ 30 786 96.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 134 .4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 81 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 440 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 365 1.2 (X)

BAKERSFIELD, CA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 87 ....... 65 915 100.0 83.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 87 ........ 51 627 78.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 14 .................... 8 299 12.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 3 328 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 251 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 31 ...... 1 010 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 327 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 1 044 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 28 ................... 41 962 100.0 90.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 28 ........ 29 429 70.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 7 252 17.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 2 954 7.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 906 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 289 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 887 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 245 .6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 59 ........... 23 953 100.0 71.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 59 ........ 22 198 92.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 047 4.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 374 1.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 28 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 104 .4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 38 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 157 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BANGOR, ME MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 34 ....... 29 321 100.0 87.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 24 592 83.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 877 6.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 759 6.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 69 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 248 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 375 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 401 1.4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 14 ................... 18 978 100.0 90.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 15 042 79.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 849 9.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 202 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 885 9.9 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 20 ........... 10 343 100.0 83.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 20 ........ 9 550 92.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 352 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 441 4.3 (X)

BARNSTABLE–YARMOUTH,

MA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 164 .... 122 068 100.0 53.1

7011 pt. Hotels # 62 ................ 88 845 100.0 45.2

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 102 ........... 33 223 100.0 75.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 102 ........ 29 906 90.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 2 160 6.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 582 1.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 95 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 29 ...... 161 .5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 36 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 283 .9 (X)

BATON ROUGE, LA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 60 ....... 71 139 100.0 76.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 60 ........ 55 977 78.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 14 .................... 7 476 10.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 2 315 3.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 409 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 20 ...... 1 212 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 125 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 3 625 5.1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 30 ................... 53 264 100.0 75.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 30 ........ 40 930 76.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 5 962 11.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 1 927 3.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 394 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 1 167 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 125 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 2 759 5.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 30 ........... 17 875 100.0 79.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 30 ........ 15 047 84.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 866 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 962 11.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BEAUMONT–PORT

ARTHUR, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 43 ....... 38 589 100.0 73.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 43 ........ 31 850 82.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 4 757 12.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 754 2.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 157 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 21 ...... 684 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 175 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 212 .6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 16 ................... 26 031 100.0 72.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 19 546 75.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 4 755 18.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 754 2.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 139 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 555 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 175 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 107 .4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 27 ........... 12 558 100.0 73.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 12 304 98.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 18 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 129 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 105 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

BELLINGHAM, WA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 34 ....... 21 700 100.0 95.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 15 938 73.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 3 481 16.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 481 6.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 202 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 52 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 536 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 13 ................... 15 573 100.0 98.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 9 872 63.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 3 475 22.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 481 9.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 169 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 52 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 524 3.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 21 ........... 6 127 100.0 88.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 6 066 99.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 33 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 12 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 .3 (X)

BENTON HARBOR, MI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 37 ....... 19 778 100.0 75.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 37 ........ 16 896 85.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 2 012 10.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 487 2.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 281 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 40 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 20 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 42 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 15 ................... 8 519 100.0 77.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 7 163 84.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 886 10.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 197 2.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 200 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 .9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BENTON HARBOR, MI MSA

mCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 22 ........... 11 259 100.0 74.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 9 733 86.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 126 10.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 81 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 319 2.8 (X)

BILLINGS, MT MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 38 ....... 35 225 100.0 72.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 38 ........ 28 424 80.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 4 696 13.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 794 2.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 408 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 456 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 447 1.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 18 ................... 27 331 100.0 71.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 20 689 75.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 4 694 17.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 341 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 373 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 234 4.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 20 ........... 7 894 100.0 76.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 20 ........ 7 735 98.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 67 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 83 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 .1 (X)

BILOXI–GULFPORT–

PASCAGOULA, MS MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 72 ....... 53 165 100.0 72.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 72 ........ 40 700 76.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 20 .................... 7 788 14.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 16 ...... 3 069 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 352 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 38 ...... 936 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 304 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 13 ................... 12 961 100.0 69.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 9 038 69.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 165 16.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 333 10.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 161 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 264 2.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 59 ........... 40 204 100.0 73.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 59 ........ 31 662 78.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 5 623 14.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 1 736 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 265 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 31 ...... 775 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 130 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BINGHAMTON, NY MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 38 ....... 28 656 100.0 78.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 38 ........ 25 248 88.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 396 4.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 165 4.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 22 ...... 476 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 186 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 173 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 18 ................... 18 640 100.0 93.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 15 446 82.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 165 6.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 13 ...... 315 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 145 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 569 8.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 20 ........ 10 016 100.0 49.5

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 86 ....... 103 187 100.0 71.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 86 ........ 83 159 80.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 24 .................... 8 727 8.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 25 ...... 6 260 6.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 155 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 48 ...... 2 435 2.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 25 .......... 707 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 1 744 1.7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 40 ................... 77 559 100.0 73.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 40 ........ 58 775 75.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 8 356 10.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 21 ...... 5 978 7.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 145 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 32 ...... 2 147 2.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 19 .......... 627 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 1 531 2.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 46 ........... 25 628 100.0 62.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 24 384 95.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 282 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 288 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 80 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 213 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 381 1.5 (X)

BISMARCK, ND MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 25 ....... 23 733 100.0 83.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 25 ........ 16 801 70.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 3 919 16.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 693 7.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 156 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 359 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 782 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 10 ................... 16 873 100.0 88.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 10 567 62.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 3 919 23.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 470 8.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 156 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 298 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 445 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BISMARCK, ND MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 15 ........... 6 860 100.0 70.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 6 234 90.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 61 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 337 4.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 228 3.3 (X)

BLOOMINGTON, IN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 16 ....... 19 673 100.0 76.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 12 785 65.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 372 12.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 038 5.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 254 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 3 197 16.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 10 ................... 17 503 100.0 75.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 10 640 60.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 372 13.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 038 5.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 243 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 3 195 18.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 6 ........... 2 170 100.0 90.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 2 145 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 1.2 (X)

BLOOMINGTON–NORMAL,

IL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 18 ....... 22 530 100.0 90.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 16 533 73.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 4 002 17.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 074 4.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 374 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 123 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 303 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 121 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 6 ................... 9 442 100.0 87.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 7 440 78.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 140 12.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 364 3.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 292 3.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 123 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 65 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 12 ........... 13 088 100.0 91.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 9 093 69.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 995 30.5 (X)

BOISE CITY, ID MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 54 ....... 51 680 100.0 63.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 54 ........ 43 528 84.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 3 860 7.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 873 3.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 64 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 24 ...... 588 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 258 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ... 1 509 2.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BOISE CITY, ID MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Hotels 29 ................... 41 395 100.0 60.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 29 ........ 33 462 80.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 3 858 9.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 854 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 48 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 554 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 258 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 1 361 3.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 25 ........... 10 285 100.0 77.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 25 ........ 10 066 97.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 34 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 148 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 37 .4 (X)

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 503 ....... 1 297 665 100.0 77.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 503 ........ 851 658 65.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 168 .................... 258 552 19.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 153 ...... 86 011 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 104 ...... 8 831 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 241 ...... 27 568 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 138 .......... 17 563 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 197 ... 46 005 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 477 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 258 ................... 1 152 577 100.0 79.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 258 ........ 730 700 63.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 130 .................... 247 517 21.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 128 ...... 78 005 6.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 58 ...... 7 660 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 161 ...... 26 253 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 119 .......... 16 643 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 127 ... 44 431 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 368 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 245 ........... 145 088 100.0 63.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 245 ........ 120 958 83.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 38 .................... 11 035 7.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 25 ...... 8 006 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 46 ...... 1 171 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 80 ...... 1 315 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 19 .......... 920 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 70 ... 1 574 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 109 .1 (X)

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 273 ....... 1 060 272 100.0 81.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 273 ........ 684 446 64.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 113 .................... 216 409 20.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 101 ...... 70 728 6.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 64 ...... 6 569 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 153 ...... 23 885 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 93 .......... 13 624 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 135 ... 43 153 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 458 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSAm Con.

7011 pt. Hotels 154 ................... 969 887 100.0 83.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 154 ........ 609 858 62.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 93 .................... 209 811 21.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 87 ...... 64 428 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 39 ...... 6 000 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 111 ...... 23 175 2.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 84 .......... 13 381 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 84 ... 41 866 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 368 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 119 ........... 90 385 100.0 60.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 119 ........ 74 588 82.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 20 .................... 6 598 7.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 6 300 7.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 569 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 42 ...... 710 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 243 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 51 ... 1 287 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 90 .1 (X)

FITCHBURG–LEOMINSTER,

MA PMSA

7011 pt. Hotels 6 ................... 7 775 100.0 93.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 5 082 65.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 48 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 645 34.0 (X)

LAWRENCE, MA–NH PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 18 ....... 23 473 100.0 91.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 15 321 65.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 4 555 19.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 513 6.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 878 3.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 13 ...... 538 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 526 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 142 .6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 7 ................... 19 032 100.0 96.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 11 379 59.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 465 2.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 122 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 066 37.1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 11 ........... 4 441 100.0 73.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 3 942 88.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 73 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 20 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 406 9.1 (X)

LOWELL, MA–NH PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 14 ....... 29 426 100.0 74.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 19 232 65.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 6 207 21.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 2 230 7.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 155 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 743 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 421 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 438 1.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MANCHESTER, NH PMSA

7011 pt. Hotels 7 ................... 19 525 100.0 83.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 11 317 58.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 377 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 912 4.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 529 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 390 32.7 (X)

NEW BEDFORD, MA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 9 ....... 4 266 100.0 92.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 3 080 72.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 186 27.8 (X)

WORCESTER, MA–CT

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 39 ....... 49 780 100.0 72.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 39 ........ 32 587 65.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 11 177 22.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 3 362 6.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 254 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 715 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 937 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 748 1.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 15 ................... 26 173 100.0 63.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 15 746 60.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 7 205 27.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 927 7.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 334 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 394 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 529 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 38 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 24 ........... 23 607 100.0 81.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 16 841 71.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 3 972 16.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 435 6.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 216 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 381 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 762 3.2 (X)

BROWNSVILLE–

HARLINGEN–SAN

BENITO, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 53 ....... 47 518 100.0 76.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 53 ........ 35 237 74.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 6 270 13.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 4 079 8.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 24 ...... 944 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 120 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 854 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 19 ................... 25 572 100.0 69.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 19 ........ 17 442 68.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 4 503 17.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 2 609 10.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 538 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 49 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 422 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BROWNSVILLE–

HARLINGEN–SAN

BENITO, TX MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 34 ........... 21 946 100.0 84.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 17 795 81.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 1 767 8.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 470 6.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 406 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 432 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 76 .4 (X)

BRYAN–COLLEGE

STATION, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 13 ....... 15 648 100.0 84.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 12 024 76.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 326 2.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 100 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 198 20.4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 6 ................... 11 712 100.0 83.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 8 177 69.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 535 30.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 7 ........... 3 936 100.0 88.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 3 847 97.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 20 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 69 1.8 (X)

BUFFALO–NIAGARA

FALLS, NY MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 144 ....... 174 284 100.0 83.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 144 ........ 126 653 72.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 33 .................... 33 098 19.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 23 ...... 8 329 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 675 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 52 ...... 2 361 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 27 .......... 1 125 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 42 ... 2 043 1.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 68 ................... 141 990 100.0 85.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 68 ........ 97 427 68.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 27 .................... 31 498 22.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 21 ...... 7 667 5.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 661 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 38 ...... 2 247 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 21 .......... 1 010 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ... 1 480 1.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 76 ........... 32 294 100.0 72.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 76 ........ 29 226 90.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 1 600 5.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 114 .4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 115 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 563 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 676 2.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BURLINGTON, VT MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 48 ....... 47 092 100.0 95.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 48 ........ 35 961 76.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 6 750 14.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 2 146 4.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 139 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 23 ...... 622 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 454 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 1 000 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 20 ................... 37 914 100.0 98.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 20 ........ 27 567 72.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 6 450 17.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 2 087 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 93 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 499 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 454 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 744 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 28 ........... 9 178 100.0 84.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 28 ........ 8 394 91.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 300 3.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 46 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 123 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 256 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 59 .6 (X)

CANTON–MASSILLON, OH

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 29 ....... 25 844 100.0 95.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 29 ........ 16 423 63.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 6 081 23.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 601 6.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 229 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 362 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 241 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 900 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 9 ................... 18 773 100.0 96.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 9 563 50.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 6 011 32.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 593 8.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 210 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 323 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 223 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 843 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 20 ........... 7 071 100.0 94.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 20 ........ 6 860 97.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 39 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 57 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 115 1.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CASPER, WY MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 20 ....... 11 354 100.0 88.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 20 ........ 8 509 74.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 839 16.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 159 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 125 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 722 6.4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 9 ................... 8 820 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 5 992 67.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 839 20.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 159 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 108 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 722 8.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 11 ........ 2 534 100.0 45.6

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 24 ....... 35 251 100.0 81.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 25 954 73.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 7 124 20.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 080 3.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 88 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 13 ...... 468 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 224 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 313 .9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 13 ................... 24 999 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 15 794 63.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 7 124 28.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 080 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 87 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 438 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 163 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 313 1.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 11 ........ 10 252 100.0 36.0

CHAMPAIGN–URBANA, IL

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 36 ....... 28 682 100.0 83.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 22 054 76.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 4 955 17.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 794 2.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 244 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 13 ...... 153 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 303 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 179 .6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 12 ................... 15 002 100.0 82.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 9 389 62.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 4 454 29.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 752 5.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 87 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 66 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 254 1.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 24 ........... 13 680 100.0 83.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 12 665 92.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 501 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 169 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 66 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 237 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 42 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CHARLESTON–NORTH

CHARLESTON, SC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 117 ....... 165 637 100.0 71.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 117 ........ 124 166 75.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 39 .................... 25 251 15.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 41 ...... 6 953 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ...... 510 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 59 ...... 2 652 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 27 .......... 1 575 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 45 ... 4 501 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 43 ................... 115 338 100.0 67.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 43 ........ 80 987 70.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 20 772 18.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 23 ...... 5 753 5.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 355 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 1 930 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 17 .......... 1 289 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 4 252 3.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 74 ........... 50 299 100.0 78.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 74 ........ 43 179 85.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 4 479 8.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 1 200 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 155 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 34 ...... 722 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 286 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ... 249 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 .1 (X)

CHARLESTON, WV MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 27 ....... 43 076 100.0 95.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 31 946 74.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 5 273 12.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 2 108 4.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 1 476 3.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 357 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 1 704 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 212 .5 (X)

CHARLOTTE–GASTONIA–

ROCK HILL, NC–SC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 178 ....... 257 232 100.0 72.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 178 ........ 187 069 72.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 36 .................... 38 864 15.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 29 ...... 14 935 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 31 ...... 1 480 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 103 ...... 6 278 2.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 51 .......... 2 229 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 71 ... 3 364 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 013 1.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 91 ................... 207 385 100.0 74.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 91 ........ 143 505 69.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 31 .................... 37 236 18.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 26 ...... 14 160 6.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 1 434 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 63 ...... 5 550 2.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 34 .......... 2 045 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 42 ... 3 072 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 383 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CHARLOTTE–GASTONIA–

ROCK HILL, NC–SC MSA

mCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 87 ........... 49 847 100.0 62.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 87 ........ 43 564 87.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 628 3.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 46 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 40 ...... 728 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 17 .......... 184 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ... 292 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 405 6.8 (X)

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 26 ....... 31 531 100.0 78.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 26 ........ 25 122 79.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 3 923 12.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 896 2.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 80 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 683 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 709 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 118 .4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 10 ................... 20 314 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 14 576 71.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 3 643 17.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 804 4.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 510 2.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 627 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 154 .8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 16 ........ 11 217 100.0 38.1

CHATTANOOGA, TN–GA

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 73 ....... 67 488 100.0 68.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 73 ........ 56 389 83.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 7 007 10.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 2 125 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 519 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 29 ...... 1 186 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 69 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 193 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 26 ................... 44 141 100.0 69.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 26 ........ 34 251 77.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 6 401 14.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 982 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 486 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 892 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 46 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 83 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 47 ........... 23 347 100.0 66.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 47 ........ 22 138 94.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 606 2.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 33 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 18 ...... 294 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 23 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 110 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 143 .6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CHEYENNE, WY MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 29 ....... 22 634 100.0 90.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 29 ........ 10 862 48.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 3 801 16.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 2 176 9.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 13 ...... 180 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 5 344 23.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 271 1.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 5 401 100.0 98.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 4 539 84.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 862 16.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 21 ........... 17 233 100.0 88.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 6 323 36.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 990 17.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 156 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 5 320 30.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 444 14.2 (X)

CHICAGO, IL PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 534 ....... 1 743 051 100.0 86.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 534 ........ 1 134 802 65.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 160 .................... 362 607 20.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 131 ...... 82 371 4.7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 3 871 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 87 ...... 16 455 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 288 ...... 37 170 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 155 .......... 16 764 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 239 ... 89 008 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 292 ................... 1 580 822 100.0 87.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 292 ........ 984 806 62.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 146 .................... 357 198 22.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 117 ...... 81 019 5.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 3 871 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 71 ...... 16 307 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 203 ...... 35 198 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 139 .......... 16 202 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 143 ... 86 221 5.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 242 ........... 162 229 100.0 73.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 242 ........ 149 996 92.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 14 .................... 5 409 3.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 1 352 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 148 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 85 ...... 1 972 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 16 .......... 562 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 96 ... 2 787 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

GARY, IN PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 41 ....... 36 341 100.0 94.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 41 ........ 27 743 76.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 4 335 11.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 210 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 467 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 756 2.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 1 147 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 683 4.6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 17 ................... 20 671 100.0 99.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 12 529 60.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 4 288 20.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 313 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 541 17.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GARY, IN PMSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 24 ........... 15 670 100.0 87.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 15 214 97.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 47 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 154 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 71 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 183 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

KANKAKEE, IL PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 8 ....... 3 780 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 3 630 96.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 150 4.0 (X)

CHICO–PARADISE, CA

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 24 ....... 8 676 100.0 93.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 7 358 84.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 90 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 228 14.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 4 938 100.0 94.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 3 675 74.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 263 25.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 16 ........... 3 738 100.0 92.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 3 683 98.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 12 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 1.2 (X)

CINCINNATI–HAMILTON,

OH–KY–IN CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 173 ....... 366 386 100.0 85.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 173 ........ 251 340 68.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 57 .................... 73 205 20.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 38 ...... 15 417 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 6 568 1.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 79 ...... 5 548 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 35 .......... 2 242 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 62 ... 12 066 3.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 80 ................... 298 177 100.0 87.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 80 ........ 194 883 65.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 48 .................... 69 286 23.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 31 ...... 13 640 4.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 2 122 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 49 ...... 5 072 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 27 .......... 2 059 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 35 ... 11 115 3.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 93 ........... 68 209 100.0 78.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 93 ........ 56 457 82.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 3 919 5.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 777 2.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 4 446 6.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 30 ...... 476 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 183 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ... 951 1.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 153 ....... 346 720 100.0 85.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 153 ........ 242 722 70.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 51 .................... 69 143 19.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 32 ...... 14 030 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 2 043 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 70 ...... 5 264 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 32 .......... 2 095 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 57 ... 11 423 3.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 75 ................... 290 659 100.0 87.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 75 ........ 191 819 66.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 44 .................... 66 074 22.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 27 ...... 12 948 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 2 021 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 45 ...... 4 852 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 24 .......... 1 912 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ... 11 033 3.8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 78 ........... 56 061 100.0 75.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 78 ........ 50 903 90.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 3 069 5.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 082 1.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 412 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 183 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 25 ... 390 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 (V) (X)

HAMILTON–MIDDLETOWN,

OH PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 20 ....... 19 666 100.0 91.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 20 ........ 8 618 43.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 4 062 20.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 387 7.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 284 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 643 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 672 23.8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 5 ................... 7 518 100.0 89.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 3 064 40.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 3 212 42.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 692 9.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 220 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 330 4.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 15 ........... 12 148 100.0 92.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 5 554 45.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 64 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 530 53.8 (X)

CLARKSVILLE–

HOPKINSVILLE, TN–KY

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 25 ....... 12 184 100.0 71.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 25 ........ 10 781 88.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 130 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 273 10.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 3 ................ 2 582 100.0 31.7

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 22 ........... 9 602 100.0 82.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 8 758 91.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 111 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 733 7.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 213 ....... 323 191 100.0 84.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 213 ........ 218 642 67.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 54 .................... 61 728 19.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 45 ...... 19 642 6.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 31 ...... 2 061 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 106 ...... 6 132 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 50 .......... 5 363 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 77 ... 9 623 3.0 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 86 ................... 245 550 100.0 89.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 86 ........ 150 852 61.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 41 .................... 56 244 22.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 38 ...... 17 783 7.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ...... 1 697 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 61 ...... 5 173 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 45 .......... 4 977 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 43 ... 8 824 3.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 127 ........... 77 641 100.0 68.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 127 ........ 67 790 87.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 5 484 7.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 859 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 364 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 45 ...... 959 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 386 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 799 1.0 (X)

AKRON, OH PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 55 ....... 65 120 100.0 81.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 55 ........ 44 916 69.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 12 264 18.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 4 906 7.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 612 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 28 ...... 996 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 967 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 459 .7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 19 ................... 45 022 100.0 88.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 19 ........ 26 521 58.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 11 457 25.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 4 609 10.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 329 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 791 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 967 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 348 .8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 36 ........... 20 098 100.0 63.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 18 395 91.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 205 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 111 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 387 6.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 158 ....... 258 071 100.0 85.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 158 ........ 173 726 67.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 44 .................... 49 464 19.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 35 ...... 14 736 5.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 1 449 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 78 ...... 5 136 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 40 .......... 4 396 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 61 ... 9 164 3.6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 67 ................... 200 528 100.0 89.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 67 ........ 124 331 62.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 32 .................... 44 787 22.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 29 ...... 13 174 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 1 368 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 47 ...... 4 382 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 35 .......... 4 010 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 36 ... 8 476 4.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 91 ........... 57 543 100.0 70.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 91 ........ 49 395 85.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 4 677 8.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 562 2.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 81 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 31 ...... 754 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 386 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 25 ... 688 1.2 (X)

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 88 ....... 143 385 100.0 93.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 88 ........ 78 959 55.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 31 713 22.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 16 ...... 9 227 6.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ...... 9 746 6.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 42 ...... 1 793 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 19 .......... 2 243 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 35 ... 9 704 6.8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 29 ................... 122 106 100.0 94.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 29 ........ 59 390 48.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 30 953 25.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 9 074 7.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 9 709 8.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 18 ...... 1 404 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 2 183 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 9 393 7.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 59 ........... 21 279 100.0 83.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 59 ........ 19 569 92.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 760 3.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 37 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 24 ...... 389 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 60 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ... 311 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 153 .7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

COLUMBIA, MO MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 26 ....... 16 121 100.0 79.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 26 ........ 13 323 82.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 825 11.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 467 2.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 161 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 171 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 85 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 89 .6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 13 ................... 9 328 100.0 81.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 6 652 71.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 825 19.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 467 5.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 88 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 296 3.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 13 ........... 6 793 100.0 78.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 6 671 98.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 83 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 24 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 .2 (X)

COLUMBIA, SC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 82 ....... 83 080 100.0 64.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 82 ........ 66 298 79.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 11 048 13.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 1 638 2.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 527 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 42 ...... 1 471 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 18 .......... 626 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 38 ... 1 472 1.8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 16 ................ 50 146 100.0 57.5

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 66 ........... 32 934 100.0 75.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 66 ........ 30 876 93.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 796 2.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 334 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 28 ...... 439 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 165 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 31 ... 324 1.0 (X)

COLUMBUS, GA–AL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 35 ....... 44 321 100.0 96.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 35 ........ 30 701 69.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 9 567 21.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 2 134 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 135 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 754 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 149 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 877 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 12 ................... 34 249 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 21 120 61.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 9 390 27.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 997 5.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 687 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 138 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 795 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 122 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

COLUMBUS, GA–AL MSAm Con.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 23 ........... 10 072 100.0 83.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 23 ........ 9 581 95.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 17 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 67 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 11 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 82 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 314 3.1 (X)

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 129 ....... 227 460 100.0 93.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 129 ........ 163 061 71.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 37 .................... 45 436 20.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 34 ...... 7 304 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ...... 1 587 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 79 ...... 3 970 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 36 .......... 2 246 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 58 ... 3 856 1.7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 54 ................... 177 780 100.0 95.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 54 ........ 117 344 66.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 33 .................... 44 045 24.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 28 ...... 6 293 3.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 1 487 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 44 ...... 3 357 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 28 .......... 1 928 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 3 326 1.9 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 75 ........... 49 680 100.0 88.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 75 ........ 45 717 92.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 391 2.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 011 2.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 100 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 35 ...... 613 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 318 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 530 1.1 (X)

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 73 ....... 32 647 100.0 63.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 73 ........ 28 644 87.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 923 9.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 561 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 52 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 98 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 267 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 102 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 20 ................... 15 036 100.0 62.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 20 ........ 12 282 81.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 216 14.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 83 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 117 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 338 2.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 53 ........... 17 611 100.0 64.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 53 ........ 16 362 92.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 265 1.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 52 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 15 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 150 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 767 4.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DALLAS–FORT WORTH, TX

CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 431 ....... 1 038 992 100.0 70.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 431 ........ 713 162 68.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 145 .................... 209 128 20.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 114 ...... 44 619 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 100 ...... 7 566 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 204 ...... 25 586 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 112 .......... 11 809 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 174 ... 27 077 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 45 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 215 ................... 912 953 100.0 71.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 215 ........ 593 638 65.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 118 .................... 206 606 22.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 98 ...... 43 733 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 64 ...... 7 305 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 146 ...... 24 396 2.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 97 .......... 11 728 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 99 ... 25 524 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 216 ........... 126 039 100.0 62.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 216 ........ 119 524 94.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 27 .................... 2 522 2.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 16 ...... 886 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 36 ...... 261 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 58 ...... 1 190 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 81 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 75 ... 1 553 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 (V) (X)

DALLAS, TX PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 312 ....... 876 054 100.0 75.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 312 ........ 581 066 66.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 116 .................... 190 972 21.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 97 ...... 39 162 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 79 ...... 6 767 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 162 ...... 22 672 2.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 100 .......... 9 929 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 146 ... 25 464 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 159 ................... 778 913 100.0 77.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 159 ........ 489 175 62.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 93 .................... 189 065 24.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 81 ...... 38 276 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 49 ...... 6 533 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 120 ...... 21 776 2.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 85 .......... 9 848 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 85 ... 24 240 3.1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 153 ........ 97 141 100.0 57.2

FORT WORTH–

ARLINGTON, TX PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 119 .... 162 938 100.0 46.8

7011 pt. Hotels # 56 ................ 134 040 100.0 39.4

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 63 ........... 28 898 100.0 81.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 63 ........ 27 633 95.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 615 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 27 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 294 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 329 1.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DAVENPORT–MOLINE–

ROCK ISLAND, IA–IL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 48 ....... 48 928 100.0 82.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 48 ........ 40 008 81.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 5 107 10.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 2 044 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 243 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 556 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 147 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 823 1.7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 15 ................... 22 706 100.0 80.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 15 662 69.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 4 451 19.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 731 7.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 156 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 432 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 97 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 177 .8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 33 ........... 26 222 100.0 84.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 33 ........ 24 346 92.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 124 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 646 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 106 4.2 (X)

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 91 ....... 101 040 100.0 86.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 91 ........ 73 379 72.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 27 .................... 16 722 16.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 25 ...... 5 958 5.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 336 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 50 ...... 1 723 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 640 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 39 ... 2 282 2.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 35 ................... 74 775 100.0 91.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 35 ........ 49 046 65.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 20 .................... 15 787 21.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 5 501 7.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 324 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 1 496 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 582 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 2 039 2.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 56 ........... 26 265 100.0 74.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 56 ........ 24 333 92.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 935 3.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 457 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 12 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 227 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 58 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 243 .9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DAYTONA BEACH, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 221 ....... 189 313 100.0 67.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 221 ........ 155 611 82.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 60 .................... 15 147 8.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 42 ...... 10 508 5.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ...... 521 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 101 ...... 2 337 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 101 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 77 ... 4 864 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 224 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 75 ................... 109 484 100.0 67.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 75 ........ 81 558 74.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 31 .................... 12 365 11.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 26 ...... 9 026 8.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 290 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 46 ...... 1 604 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 86 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 4 331 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 224 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 146 ........... 79 829 100.0 66.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 146 ........ 74 053 92.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 29 .................... 2 782 3.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 16 ...... 1 482 1.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ...... 231 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 55 ...... 733 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 43 ... 533 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 (V) (X)

DECATUR, AL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 11 ....... 9 604 100.0 99.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 7 639 79.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 81 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 223 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 661 17.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 4 ................... 7 249 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 5 309 73.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 940 26.8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 7 ........... 2 355 100.0 97.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 2 330 98.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 15 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 .4 (X)

DECATUR, IL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 14 ....... 13 736 100.0 95.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 9 737 70.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 202 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 118 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 679 26.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DENVER–BOULDER–

GREELEY, CO CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 226 ....... 437 451 100.0 84.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 226 ........ 302 361 69.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 76 .................... 82 192 18.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 58 ...... 19 078 4.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 42 ...... 3 180 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 132 ...... 10 610 2.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 51 .......... 6 607 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 100 ... 13 423 3.1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 102 ................... 366 724 100.0 88.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 102 ........ 236 155 64.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 63 .................... 81 009 22.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 53 ...... 17 650 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ...... 3 014 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 83 ...... 9 768 2.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 45 .......... 6 569 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 66 ... 12 559 3.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 124 ........... 70 727 100.0 63.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 124 ........ 66 206 93.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 1 183 1.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 428 2.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 166 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 49 ...... 842 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 38 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 864 1.2 (X)

BOULDER–LONGMONT, CO

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 31 ....... 36 073 100.0 93.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 31 ........ 29 004 80.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 4 017 11.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 149 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 253 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 726 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 381 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 543 1.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 13 ................... 27 794 100.0 99.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 21 060 75.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 3 873 13.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 149 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 199 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 623 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 381 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 509 1.8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 18 ........... 8 279 100.0 72.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 7 944 96.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 54 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 103 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 34 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 144 1.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DENVER, CO PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 185 ....... 394 436 100.0 83.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 185 ........ 268 024 68.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 64 .................... 77 080 19.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 50 ...... 17 588 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ...... 2 900 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 111 ...... 9 807 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 42 .......... 6 205 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 90 ... 12 832 3.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 86 ................... 333 956 100.0 87.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 86 ........ 211 723 63.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 53 .................... 76 041 22.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 45 ...... 16 160 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ...... 2 788 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 71 ...... 9 075 2.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 36 .......... 6 167 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 60 ... 12 002 3.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 99 ........... 60 480 100.0 62.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 99 ........ 56 301 93.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 1 039 1.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 428 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 112 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 40 ...... 732 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 38 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 30 ... 830 1.4 (X)

GREELEY, CO PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 10 ....... 6 942 100.0 67.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 5 333 76.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 77 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 532 22.1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 3 ................... 4 974 100.0 72.9

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 974 100.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 7 ........ 1 968 100.0 54.3

DES MOINES, IA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 67 ....... 100 009 100.0 83.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 67 ........ 71 289 71.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 23 .................... 19 736 19.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 4 229 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 721 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 33 ...... 1 248 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 20 .......... 828 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 1 878 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 80 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 30 ................... 75 925 100.0 80.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 30 ........ 50 120 66.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 17 808 23.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 3 847 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 655 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 18 ...... 1 097 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 653 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 1 745 2.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DES MOINES, IA MSAm Con.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 37 ........... 24 084 100.0 93.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 37 ........ 21 169 87.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 928 8.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 382 1.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 66 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 151 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 175 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 133 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 80 .3 (X)

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 412 ....... 552 631 100.0 82.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 412 ........ 410 393 74.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 97 .................... 92 853 16.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 84 ...... 24 475 4.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 46 ...... 2 098 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 174 ...... 10 319 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 80 .......... 4 084 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 146 ... 8 181 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 228 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 167 ................... 445 798 100.0 84.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 167 ........ 315 334 70.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 81 .................... 86 555 19.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 68 ...... 21 988 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 36 ...... 1 500 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 106 ...... 9 377 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 68 .......... 3 825 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 82 ... 7 211 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 245 ........... 106 833 100.0 75.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 245 ........ 95 059 89.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 16 .................... 6 298 5.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 16 ...... 2 487 2.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 598 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 68 ...... 942 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 259 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 64 ... 970 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 220 .2 (X)

ANN ARBOR, MI PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 46 ....... 61 105 100.0 67.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 52 094 85.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 5 194 8.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 2 067 3.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 929 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 357 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 394 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 70 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 23 ................... 48 755 100.0 69.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 23 ........ 40 971 84.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 4 596 9.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 683 3.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 828 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 357 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 295 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 23 ........ 12 350 100.0 58.7

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DETROIT, MI PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 341 ....... 477 002 100.0 85.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 341 ........ 346 899 72.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 80 .................... 85 947 18.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 71 ...... 21 901 4.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 43 ...... 2 064 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 146 ...... 8 778 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 69 .......... 3 618 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 110 ... 7 603 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 192 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 138 ................... 390 240 100.0 86.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 138 ........ 269 671 69.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 69 .................... 80 800 20.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 61 ...... 20 070 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 35 ...... 1 475 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 86 ...... 7 992 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 58 .......... 3 439 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 63 ... 6 785 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 203 ........... 86 762 100.0 77.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 203 ........ 77 228 89.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 5 147 5.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 1 831 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 589 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 60 ...... 786 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 179 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 47 ... 818 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 184 .2 (X)

FLINT, MI PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 25 ....... 14 524 100.0 72.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 25 ........ 11 400 78.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 1 712 11.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 507 3.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 612 4.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 109 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 184 1.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 6 ................... 6 803 100.0 61.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 4 692 69.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 1 159 17.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 557 8.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 131 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 264 3.9 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 19 ........... 7 721 100.0 82.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 19 ........ 6 708 86.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 53 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 960 12.4 (X)

DOTHAN, AL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 24 ....... 17 166 100.0 91.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 12 697 74.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 1 488 8.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 1 496 8.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 432 2.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 220 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 14 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 819 4.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DOTHAN, AL MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Hotels 7 ................... 6 538 100.0 98.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 5 350 81.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 584 8.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 382 5.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 126 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 62 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 34 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 17 ........... 10 628 100.0 87.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 7 347 69.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 904 8.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 114 10.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 399 3.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 94 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 757 7.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .1 (X)

DOVER, DE MSA

7011 pt. Hotels 6 ................... 6 459 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 4 451 68.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 008 31.1 (X)

DUBUQUE, IA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 24 ....... 18 109 100.0 94.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 13 647 75.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 2 793 15.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 190 6.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 105 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 348 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 10 ................... 10 376 100.0 97.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 8 224 79.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 548 14.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 462 4.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 74 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 42 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 14 ........... 7 733 100.0 91.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 5 423 70.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 31 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 306 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 973 25.5 (X)

DULUTH–SUPERIOR, MN–

WI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 93 ....... 60 014 100.0 72.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 93 ........ 45 837 76.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 24 .................... 8 624 14.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 2 979 5.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 356 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 30 ...... 626 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 114 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 1 458 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DULUTH–SUPERIOR, MN–

WI MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Hotels 32 ................... 37 179 100.0 69.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 32 ........ 26 782 72.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 16 .................... 6 928 18.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 1 768 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 80 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 350 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 61 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 1 192 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 61 ........... 22 835 100.0 77.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 61 ........ 19 055 83.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 1 696 7.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 211 5.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 276 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 276 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 266 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 55 .2 (X)

EAU CLAIRE, WI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 28 ....... 18 572 100.0 94.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 28 ........ 13 429 72.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 3 356 18.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 277 6.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 62 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 18 ...... 196 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 98 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 135 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 4 ................... 5 519 100.0 91.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 4 013 72.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 86 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 44 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 376 24.9 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 24 ........... 13 053 100.0 95.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 9 416 72.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 258 17.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 62 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 110 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 91 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 116 8.6 (X)

EL PASO, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 60 ....... 77 038 100.0 75.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 60 ........ 62 907 81.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 14 .................... 7 311 9.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 2 422 3.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 328 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 24 ...... 1 726 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 618 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 1 725 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 29 ................... 41 158 100.0 82.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 29 ........ 30 725 74.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 5 750 14.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 664 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 318 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 1 155 2.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 562 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 984 2.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

EL PASO, TX MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 31 ........... 35 880 100.0 67.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 31 ........ 32 182 89.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 1 561 4.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 571 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 741 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 825 2.3 (X)

ELKHART–GOSHEN, IN

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 30 ....... 19 148 100.0 71.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 30 ........ 16 625 86.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 247 6.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 46 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 189 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 109 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 193 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 739 3.9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 8 140 100.0 74.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 6 949 85.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 101 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 090 13.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 22 ........... 11 008 100.0 69.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 9 676 87.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 23 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 88 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 60 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 161 10.6 (X)

ERIE, PA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 44 ....... 37 258 100.0 81.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 44 ........ 28 969 77.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 4 942 13.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 2 304 6.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 253 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 375 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 269 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 146 .4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 14 ................... 18 856 100.0 80.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 14 621 77.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 748 14.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 886 4.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 146 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 223 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 86 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 146 .8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 30 ........... 18 402 100.0 81.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 30 ........ 14 348 78.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 2 194 11.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 418 7.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 107 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 152 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 183 1.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

EUGENE–SPRINGFIELD,

OR MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 53 .... 51 026 100.0 55.9

7011 pt. Hotels # 12 ................ 27 904 100.0 38.1

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 41 ........... 23 122 100.0 77.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 41 ........ 19 781 85.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 2 208 9.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 627 2.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 87 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 193 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 150 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 76 .3 (X)

EVANSVILLE–HENDERSON,

IN–KY MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 27 ....... 30 601 100.0 97.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 21 964 71.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 4 949 16.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 835 6.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 218 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 254 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 1 205 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 176 .6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 11 ................... 15 201 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 10 618 69.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 135 7.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 207 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 556 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 685 17.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 16 ........... 15 400 100.0 95.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 11 346 73.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 254 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 649 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 151 20.5 (X)

FARGO–MOORHEAD, ND–

MN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 53 ....... 41 159 100.0 90.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 53 ........ 29 322 71.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 7 891 19.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 2 346 5.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 253 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 33 ...... 527 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 13 .......... 179 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 629 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 24 ................... 24 086 100.0 95.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 16 658 69.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 5 056 21.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 1 407 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 253 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 288 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 123 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 289 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 29 ........... 17 073 100.0 82.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 29 ........ 12 664 74.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 18 ...... 239 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 56 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 340 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 774 22.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FAYETTEVILLE, NC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 40 ....... 35 900 100.0 76.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 40 ........ 28 467 79.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 4 101 11.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 667 4.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 73 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 24 ...... 661 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 138 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 793 2.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 16 ................... 18 734 100.0 76.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 15 251 81.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 037 10.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 847 4.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 282 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 266 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 24 ........... 17 166 100.0 77.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 13 216 77.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 2 064 12.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 39 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 379 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 121 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 527 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 820 4.8 (X)

FAYETTEVILLE–

SPRINGDALE–ROGERS,

AR MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 50 ....... 32 806 100.0 68.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 50 ........ 27 284 83.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 4 361 13.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 152 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 248 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 291 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 90 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 380 1.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 15 ................... 19 738 100.0 67.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 15 305 77.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 3 992 20.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 120 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 321 1.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 35 ........... 13 068 100.0 70.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 35 ........ 11 979 91.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 369 2.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 65 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 171 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 46 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 337 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 101 .8 (X)

FLORENCE, AL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 15 ....... 8 980 100.0 97.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 7 104 79.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 309 14.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 173 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 42 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 352 3.9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 5 ................... 4 132 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 3 205 77.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 927 22.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FLORENCE, AL MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 10 ........... 4 848 100.0 95.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 3 899 80.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 54 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 895 18.5 (X)

FLORENCE, SC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 34 ....... 36 935 100.0 65.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 29 325 79.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 5 317 14.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 441 3.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 452 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 77 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 292 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 5 ................ 9 921 100.0 46.3

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 29 ........... 27 014 100.0 73.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 29 ........ 21 820 80.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 371 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 45 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 778 17.7 (X)

FORT COLLINS–

LOVELAND, CO MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 81 ....... 35 382 100.0 71.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 81 ........ 29 341 82.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 4 914 13.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 758 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 34 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 18 ...... 160 .5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 47 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 128 .4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 22 ................... 17 665 100.0 67.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 13 729 77.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 3 461 19.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 15 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 45 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 75 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 340 1.9 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 59 ........... 17 717 100.0 74.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 59 ........ 15 612 88.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 1 453 8.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 418 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 19 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 115 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 47 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 53 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FORT MYERS–CAPE

CORAL, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 99 ....... 197 658 100.0 92.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 99 ........ 136 474 69.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 25 .................... 27 251 13.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 24 ...... 12 258 6.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 26 ...... 13 248 6.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 39 ...... 1 996 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 207 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 5 960 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 264 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 37 ................... 151 947 100.0 97.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 37 ........ 98 584 64.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 23 924 15.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 19 ...... 11 301 7.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 12 736 8.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 26 ...... 1 817 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 149 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 3 172 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 264 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 62 ........... 45 711 100.0 73.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 62 ........ 37 890 82.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 3 327 7.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 957 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 512 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 13 ...... 179 .4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 58 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 2 788 6.1 (X)

FORT PIERCE–PORT ST.

LUCIE, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 47 .... 61 119 100.0 58.5

7011 pt. Hotels # 17 ................ 50 536 100.0 56.5

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 30 ........... 10 583 100.0 68.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 30 ........ 8 851 83.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 1 286 12.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 255 2.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 141 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 50 .5 (X)

FORT SMITH, AR–OK MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 34 ....... 20 853 100.0 82.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 16 643 79.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 2 829 13.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 13 ...... 202 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 139 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 040 5.0 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 12 901 100.0 83.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 8 931 69.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 779 21.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 62 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 129 8.8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 26 ........... 7 952 100.0 79.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 26 ........ 7 712 97.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 73 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 77 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 90 1.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FORT WALTON BEACH, FL

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 54 .... 53 815 100.0 53.2

7011 pt. Hotels # 29 ................ 29 646 100.0 24.9

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 25 ........... 24 169 100.0 87.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 25 ........ 19 356 80.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 2 368 9.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 404 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 266 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 426 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 290 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 59 .2 (X)

FORT WAYNE, IN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 46 ....... 41 166 100.0 89.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 31 426 76.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 5 633 13.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 2 333 5.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 121 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 23 ...... 504 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 205 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 944 2.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 9 ................... 17 756 100.0 91.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 11 293 63.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 211 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 712 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 540 31.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 37 ........... 23 410 100.0 87.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 37 ........ 20 133 86.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 1 854 7.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 596 2.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 99 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 293 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 203 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 232 1.0 (X)

FRESNO, CA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 78 ....... 69 250 100.0 85.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 78 ........ 59 907 86.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 14 .................... 6 884 9.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 016 1.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 508 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 428 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 198 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 288 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 39 ................... 54 096 100.0 88.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 39 ........ 45 072 83.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 6 842 12.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 987 1.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 424 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 391 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 180 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 179 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 39 ........... 15 154 100.0 74.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 39 ........ 14 835 97.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 42 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 84 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 37 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 109 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 47 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GADSDEN, AL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 9 ....... 4 706 100.0 76.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 4 280 91.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 147 3.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 123 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 156 3.3 (X)

GAINESVILLE, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 33 ....... 20 709 100.0 87.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 33 ........ 16 892 81.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 2 602 12.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 544 2.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 66 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 20 ...... 348 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 194 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 63 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 10 ................... 11 894 100.0 88.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 8 203 69.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 2 588 21.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 301 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 802 6.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 23 ........... 8 815 100.0 86.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 23 ........ 8 689 98.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 14 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 13 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 47 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 45 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 .1 (X)

GLENS FALLS, NY MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 134 ....... 59 780 100.0 80.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 134 ........ 40 021 67.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 33 .................... 12 134 20.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 26 ...... 2 970 5.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 327 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 464 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 107 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 3 727 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 36 ................... 43 632 100.0 86.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 25 010 57.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 16 .................... 11 638 26.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 15 ...... 2 847 6.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 278 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 425 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 107 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 3 298 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 98 ........... 16 148 100.0 63.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 98 ........ 15 011 93.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 496 3.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 123 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 49 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 39 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 429 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GRAND FORKS, ND–MN

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 30 ....... 23 077 100.0 84.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 30 ........ 17 265 74.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 3 186 13.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 580 6.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 95 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 140 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 81 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 265 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 465 2.0 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 7 ................... 6 535 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 5 437 83.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 112 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 986 15.1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 23 ........... 16 542 100.0 77.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 23 ........ 11 828 71.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 508 15.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 330 8.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 87 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 13 ...... 99 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 72 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 153 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 465 2.8 (X)

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 104 ....... 112 940 100.0 85.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 104 ........ 79 884 70.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 26 .................... 25 098 22.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 15 ...... 2 592 2.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 77 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 32 ...... 753 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 19 .......... 268 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 40 ... 4 195 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 46 ................... 80 107 100.0 87.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 48 711 60.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 24 593 30.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 2 429 3.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 76 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 21 ...... 650 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 16 .......... 228 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 3 347 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 58 ........... 32 833 100.0 81.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 58 ........ 31 173 94.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 505 1.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 163 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 103 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 848 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 41 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GREAT FALLS, MT MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 30 ....... 19 520 100.0 93.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 30 ........ 13 345 68.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 3 688 18.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 136 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 218 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 154 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 179 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 800 4.1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 11 ................... 11 584 100.0 98.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 7 988 69.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 596 31.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 19 ........... 7 936 100.0 85.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 19 ........ 5 357 67.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 827 23.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 173 2.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 45 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 140 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 394 5.0 (X)

GREEN BAY, WI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 29 ....... 38 988 100.0 98.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 29 ........ 26 240 67.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 8 344 21.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 3 070 7.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 25 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 498 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 165 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 646 1.7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 20 660 100.0 99.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 12 713 61.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 5 076 24.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 283 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 477 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 111 10.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 21 ........... 18 328 100.0 97.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 13 527 73.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 3 268 17.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 110 6.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 22 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 215 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 169 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 .1 (X)

GREENSBORO–WINSTONSALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 116 ....... 165 692 100.0 63.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 116 ........ 131 863 79.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 25 .................... 18 349 11.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 22 ...... 4 868 2.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 617 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 60 ...... 2 706 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 27 .......... 1 595 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 43 ... 5 694 3.4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 71 ................... 141 073 100.0 61.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 71 ........ 109 808 77.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 20 .................... 16 943 12.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 4 183 3.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 616 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 42 ...... 2 453 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 22 .......... 1 521 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ... 5 549 3.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GREENSBORO–WINSTONSALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 45 ........... 24 619 100.0 70.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 45 ........ 22 055 89.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 406 5.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 685 2.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 18 ...... 253 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 74 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 145 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

GREENVILLE–

SPARTANBURG–

ANDERSON, SC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 103 ....... 94 562 100.0 70.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 103 ........ 74 441 78.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 21 .................... 12 353 13.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 4 062 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 92 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 59 ...... 2 343 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 21 .......... 475 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 38 ... 796 .8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 17 ................... 39 689 100.0 65.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 27 496 69.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 8 733 22.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 795 4.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 1 037 2.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 259 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 356 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 86 ........... 54 873 100.0 73.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 86 ........ 46 945 85.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 3 620 6.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 2 267 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 79 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 44 ...... 1 306 2.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 16 .......... 216 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 440 .8 (X)

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 94 .... 143 336 100.0 53.5

7011 pt. Hotels # 40 ................ 102 340 100.0 49.6

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 54 ........... 40 996 100.0 63.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 54 ........ 32 788 80.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 4 308 10.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 2 321 5.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 735 1.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 333 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 316 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 177 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

HARTFORD, CT MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 89 ....... 123 986 100.0 74.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 89 ........ 87 509 70.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 23 .................... 21 710 17.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 6 319 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 452 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 41 ...... 2 501 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 26 .......... 3 163 2.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 2 332 1.9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 34 ................... 97 550 100.0 73.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 61 977 63.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 20 .................... 21 323 21.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 6 319 6.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 424 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 26 ...... 2 195 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 23 .......... 3 104 3.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 2 208 2.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 55 ........... 26 436 100.0 78.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 55 ........ 25 532 96.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 306 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 124 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 474 1.8 (X)

HICKORY–MORGANTON,

NC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 28 .... 20 834 100.0 53.0

7011 pt. Hotels # 16 ................ 15 370 100.0 48.8

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 12 ........... 5 464 100.0 64.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 5 417 99.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 47 .9 (X)

HONOLULU, HI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 127 ....... 1 297 059 100.0 76.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 127 ........ 901 875 69.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 52 .................... 239 879 18.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 40 ...... 50 072 3.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 26 ...... 8 495 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 68 ...... 18 942 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 22 .......... 12 971 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 74 ... 64 687 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 138 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 118 ................... 1 293 523 100.0 76.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 118 ........ 898 452 69.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 48 .................... 239 849 18.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 40 ...... 50 071 3.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ...... 8 440 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 64 ...... 18 915 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 22 .......... 12 971 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 74 ... 64 687 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 138 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 9 ........ 3 536 100.0 21.7

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

HOUMA, LA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 18 ....... 11 858 100.0 94.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 8 823 74.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 860 15.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 709 6.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 196 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 144 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 111 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 5 ................... 4 947 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 3 134 63.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 500 10.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 99 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 214 24.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 13 ........... 6 911 100.0 89.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 5 689 82.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 222 17.7 (X)

HOUSTON–GALVESTON–

BRAZORIA, TX CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 340 ....... 731 866 100.0 80.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 340 ........ 488 266 66.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 108 .................... 139 977 19.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 80 ...... 32 047 4.4 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 4 .......................... 714 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 47 ...... 9 645 1.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 136 ...... 20 885 2.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 63 .......... 11 005 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 118 ... 29 327 4.0 (X)

GALVESTON–TEXAS CITY,

TX PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 38 ....... 49 918 100.0 62.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 38 ........ 37 434 75.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 6 619 13.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 3 393 6.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 588 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 18 ...... 716 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 143 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 916 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 109 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 16 ................ 36 483 100.0 56.2

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 22 ........... 13 435 100.0 79.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 13 134 97.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 117 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 167 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 .1 (X)

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 285 ....... 671 212 100.0 82.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 285 ........ 442 227 65.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 97 .................... 132 899 19.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 73 ...... 27 908 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 40 ...... 9 056 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 116 ...... 19 966 3.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 57 .......... 10 237 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 106 ... 28 314 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 605 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

HOUSTON, TX PMSAmCon.

7011 pt. Hotels 127 ................... 552 508 100.0 86.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 127 ........ 334 432 60.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 71 .................... 128 434 23.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 55 ...... 26 516 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 7 358 1.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 90 ...... 18 898 3.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 52 .......... 10 185 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 71 ... 26 685 4.8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 158 ........... 118 704 100.0 64.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 158 ........ 107 795 90.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 26 .................... 4 465 3.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 1 392 1.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 1 698 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 26 ...... 1 068 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 35 ... 1 629 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 657 .6 (X)

HUNTINGTON–ASHLAND,

WV–KY–OH MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 35 ....... 27 089 100.0 91.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 35 ........ 18 692 69.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 5 416 20.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 1 286 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 71 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 464 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 630 2.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 517 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 12 602 100.0 97.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 8 014 63.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 813 6.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 212 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 385 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 178 25.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 27 ........... 14 487 100.0 86.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 10 678 73.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 2 710 18.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 473 3.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 22 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 252 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 207 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 132 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .1 (X)

HUNTSVILLE, AL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 48 ....... 53 819 100.0 83.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 48 ........ 40 386 75.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 7 099 13.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 2 766 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 355 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 23 ...... 1 130 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 823 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 1 260 2.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 15 ................... 32 022 100.0 87.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 21 907 68.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 5 335 16.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 2 117 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 352 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 826 2.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 509 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 976 3.1 (X)

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

HUNTSVILLE, AL MSAm Con.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 33 ........... 21 797 100.0 76.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 33 ........ 18 479 84.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 764 8.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 649 3.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 13 ...... 304 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 284 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 317 1.5 (X)

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 149 ....... 282 967 100.0 84.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 149 ........ 220 264 77.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 36 .................... 42 309 15.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 29 ...... 10 527 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 858 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 72 ...... 4 314 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 40 .......... 1 695 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 71 ... 2 960 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 40 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 65 ................... 212 616 100.0 83.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 65 ........ 160 612 75.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 24 .................... 36 284 17.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 20 ...... 8 158 3.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 562 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 44 ...... 3 637 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 19 .......... 781 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ... 2 542 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 40 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 84 ........... 70 351 100.0 88.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 84 ........ 59 652 84.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 6 025 8.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 2 369 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 296 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 28 ...... 677 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 21 .......... 914 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 418 .6 (X)

IOWA CITY, IA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 21 ....... 21 828 100.0 84.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 17 833 81.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 452 11.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 900 4.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 274 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 308 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 61 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 6 ................... 10 556 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 7 308 69.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 645 6.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 159 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 256 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 188 20.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 15 ........... 11 272 100.0 70.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 10 525 93.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 115 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 52 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 580 5.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

JACKSON, MI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 13 ....... 7 662 100.0 92.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 6 326 82.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 114 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 222 16.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 13 ........... 7 662 100.0 92.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 6 326 82.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 114 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 222 16.0 (X)

JACKSON, MS MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 49 ....... 62 813 100.0 72.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 49 ........ 47 197 75.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 14 .................... 8 868 14.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 15 ...... 2 673 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 301 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 1 118 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 474 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 2 182 3.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 13 ................ 24 855 100.0 50.5

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 36 ........... 37 958 100.0 87.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 29 107 76.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 5 818 15.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 748 4.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 432 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 205 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ... 546 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 102 .3 (X)

JACKSON, TN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 21 ....... 13 682 100.0 90.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 10 966 80.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 1 858 13.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 317 2.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 51 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 274 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 50 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 159 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 5 ................... 7 202 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 5 225 72.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 183 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 46 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 748 24.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 16 ........... 6 480 100.0 78.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 5 741 88.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 294 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 25 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 91 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 329 5.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 184 ....... 231 196 100.0 85.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 184 ........ 149 873 64.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 54 .................... 40 490 17.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 51 ...... 14 637 6.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 39 ...... 4 992 2.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 101 ...... 3 907 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 24 .......... 762 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 73 ... 16 535 7.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 66 ................... 164 415 100.0 93.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 66 ........ 95 446 58.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 32 .................... 32 931 20.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 32 ...... 12 391 7.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ...... 4 900 3.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 45 ...... 3 122 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 13 .......... 538 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 15 087 9.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 118 ........... 66 781 100.0 64.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 118 ........ 54 427 81.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 7 559 11.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 19 ...... 2 246 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 92 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 56 ...... 785 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 224 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 45 ... 1 448 2.2 (X)

JACKSONVILLE, NC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 15 ....... 7 724 100.0 76.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 6 374 82.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 93 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 257 16.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 6 ................ 3 588 100.0 49.2

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 9 ........... 4 136 100.0 72.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 2 926 70.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 210 29.3 (X)

JANESVILLE–BELOIT, WI

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 16 ....... 12 958 100.0 62.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 9 224 71.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 372 10.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 99 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 50 .4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 42 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 1 669 12.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 502 3.9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 3 ................... 3 856 100.0 74.8

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 856 100.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 13 ........ 9 102 100.0 57.4

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

JOHNSON CITY–

KINGSPORT–BRISTOL,

TN–VA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 59 ....... 41 814 100.0 78.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 59 ........ 31 684 75.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 20 .................... 6 383 15.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 1 467 3.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 106 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 30 ...... 845 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 243 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ... 342 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 744 1.8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 12 ................... 18 011 100.0 74.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 11 980 66.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 3 410 18.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 989 5.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 416 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 163 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 245 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 808 4.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 47 ........... 23 803 100.0 82.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 47 ........ 19 704 82.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 2 973 12.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 478 2.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 42 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 20 ...... 429 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 80 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 97 .4 (X)

JOHNSTOWN, PA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 27 ....... 19 013 100.0 90.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 13 606 71.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 3 281 17.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 1 498 7.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 74 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 188 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 106 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 260 1.4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 13 ................... 14 215 100.0 96.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 9 697 68.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 615 18.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 333 9.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 68 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 150 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 106 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 246 1.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 14 ........... 4 798 100.0 75.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 3 909 81.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 666 13.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 165 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 6 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 38 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 14 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

JOPLIN, MO MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 32 ....... 16 024 100.0 75.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 32 ........ 12 904 80.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 506 15.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 106 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 63 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 73 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 372 2.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 12 ................... 11 565 100.0 72.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 8 505 73.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 506 21.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 85 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 63 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 40 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 366 3.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 20 ........... 4 459 100.0 82.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 20 ........ 4 399 98.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 1.4 (X)

KALAMAZOO–BATTLE

CREEK, MI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 59 ....... 52 211 100.0 90.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 59 ........ 44 346 84.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 4 426 8.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 655 3.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 439 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 123 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 25 ... 1 194 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 28 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 28 ................... 31 480 100.0 95.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 28 ........ 24 470 77.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 4 426 14.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 655 5.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 340 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 80 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 481 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 28 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 31 ........... 20 731 100.0 82.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 31 ........ 19 876 95.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 99 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 713 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .2 (X)

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 186 ....... 311 359 100.0 86.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 186 ........ 213 719 68.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 46 .................... 66 534 21.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 47 ...... 15 193 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 35 ...... 2 211 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 87 ...... 5 060 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 40 .......... 2 974 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 87 ... 5 653 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 94 ................... 266 502 100.0 89.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 94 ........ 173 443 65.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 37 .................... 63 518 23.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 35 ...... 14 670 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ...... 2 139 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 55 ...... 4 708 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 34 .......... 2 766 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 50 ... 5 258 2.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 92 ........... 44 857 100.0 68.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 92 ........ 40 276 89.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 3 016 6.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 523 1.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 72 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 32 ...... 352 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 208 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ... 395 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 (V) (X)

KILLEEN–TEMPLE, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 37 ....... 17 618 100.0 68.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 37 ........ 12 786 72.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 4 370 24.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 124 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 58 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 117 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 160 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 9 ................... 2 405 100.0 81.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 2 346 97.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 59 2.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 28 ........... 15 213 100.0 66.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 28 ........ 10 440 68.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 4 350 28.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 119 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 54 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 91 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 157 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

KNOXVILLE, TN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 283 ....... 231 760 100.0 84.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 283 ........ 205 084 88.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 44 .................... 17 295 7.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 20 ...... 2 384 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 41 ...... 1 124 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 89 ...... 1 831 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 17 .......... 472 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 59 ... 3 567 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 77 ................... 114 213 100.0 85.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 77 ........ 90 861 79.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 33 .................... 16 085 14.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 2 251 2.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 277 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 29 ...... 1 357 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 447 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 2 935 2.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 206 ........... 117 547 100.0 82.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 206 ........ 114 223 97.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 1 210 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ...... 847 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 60 ...... 474 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 36 ... 632 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 161 .1 (X)

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

KOKOMO, IN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 11 ....... 6 847 100.0 96.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 5 511 80.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 336 19.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 5 ................... 4 397 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 3 134 71.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 263 28.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 6 ........... 2 450 100.0 91.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 2 377 97.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 3.0 (X)

LA CROSSE, WI–MN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 26 ....... 22 103 100.0 87.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 26 ........ 17 541 79.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 2 806 12.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 084 4.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 274 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 36 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 255 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 107 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 7 ................... 8 911 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 6 118 68.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 160 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 633 29.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 19 ........... 13 192 100.0 78.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 19 ........ 11 423 86.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 944 7.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 551 4.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 114 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 152 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 .1 (X)

LAFAYETTE, LA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 30 ....... 32 002 100.0 76.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 30 ........ 26 294 82.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 3 119 9.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 218 3.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 734 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 92 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 463 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 82 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 13 ................... 23 102 100.0 75.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 17 786 77.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 2 982 12.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 218 5.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 645 2.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 92 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 312 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 67 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 17 ........... 8 900 100.0 79.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 8 508 95.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 89 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 151 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 152 1.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LAFAYETTE, IN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 16 ....... 15 730 100.0 89.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 11 256 71.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 3 108 19.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 003 6.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 153 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 113 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 97 .6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 7 ................... 6 078 100.0 71.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 4 465 73.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 114 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 63 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 436 23.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 9 ........... 9 652 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 6 791 70.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 50 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 811 29.1 (X)

LAKE CHARLES, LA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 18 ....... 14 905 100.0 63.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 13 753 92.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 31 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 250 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 60 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 110 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 701 4.7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 8 ................ 6 250 100.0 55.7

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 10 ........... 8 655 100.0 69.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 8 402 97.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 126 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 127 1.5 (X)

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 68 ....... 60 491 100.0 77.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 68 ........ 36 696 60.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 9 231 15.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 2 734 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 1 628 2.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 34 ...... 980 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 17 .......... 236 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 8 986 14.9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 19 ................... 41 615 100.0 77.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 19 ........ 20 106 48.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 7 968 19.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 2 321 5.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 1 521 3.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 733 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 139 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 8 827 21.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 49 ........... 18 876 100.0 79.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 49 ........ 16 590 87.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 1 263 6.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 413 2.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 107 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 23 ...... 247 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 97 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 159 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LANCASTER, PA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 81 ....... 73 942 100.0 84.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 81 ........ 58 046 78.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 24 .................... 10 991 14.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 1 989 2.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 1 110 1.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 23 ...... 586 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 292 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 815 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 113 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 34 ................... 39 636 100.0 84.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 28 371 71.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 7 755 19.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 283 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 1 075 2.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 379 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 216 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 557 1.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 47 ........... 34 306 100.0 84.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 47 ........ 29 675 86.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 3 236 9.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 706 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 35 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 13 ...... 207 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 76 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 258 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 113 .3 (X)

LANSING–EAST LANSING,

MI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 36 ....... 50 529 100.0 88.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 36 113 71.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 10 207 20.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 898 3.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 649 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 628 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 528 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 506 1.0 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 13 ................... 37 574 100.0 91.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 23 943 63.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 9 852 26.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 720 4.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 584 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 604 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 365 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 506 1.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 23 ........... 12 955 100.0 79.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 23 ........ 12 170 93.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 65 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 163 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 557 4.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LAREDO, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 22 ....... 32 452 100.0 70.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 26 863 82.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 755 8.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 313 4.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 884 2.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 287 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 350 1.1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 9 ................... 22 630 100.0 61.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 17 481 77.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 715 12.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 227 5.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 819 3.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 200 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 188 .8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 13 ........... 9 822 100.0 91.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 9 382 95.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 65 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 375 3.8 (X)

LAS CRUCES, NM MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 22 ....... 19 806 100.0 66.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 15 098 76.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 857 14.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 306 6.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 298 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 152 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 95 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 14 087 100.0 66.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 9 544 67.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 835 20.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 299 9.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 246 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 87 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 76 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 14 ........... 5 719 100.0 66.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 5 554 97.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 52 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 65 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 48 .8 (X)

LAS VEGAS, NV–AZ MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 314 ....... 6 852 629 100.0 92.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 314 ........ 1 186 926 17.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 117 .................... 812 671 11.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 111 ...... 355 046 5.2 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 27 .......................... 6 793 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 86 ...... 148 672 2.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 152 ...... 66 843 1.0 (X)

Gaming receipts 94 ................ 3 981 758 58.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 51 .......... 22 845 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 146 ... 271 075 4.0 (X)

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LAS VEGAS, NV–AZ MSAm Con.

7011 pt. Hotels 160 ................... 6 782 125 100.0 92.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 160 ........ 1 119 936 16.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 108 .................... 811 989 12.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 108 ...... 354 980 5.2 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 24 .......................... 6 721 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 64 ...... 147 958 2.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 87 ...... 66 147 1.0 (X)

Gaming receipts 89 ................ 3 981 705 58.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 43 .......... 22 753 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 96 ... 269 936 4.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 154 ........... 70 504 100.0 69.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 154 ........ 66 990 95.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 682 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ...... 714 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 65 ...... 696 1.0 (X)

Gaming receipts 5 ................ 53 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 92 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 50 ... 1 139 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 138 .2 (X)

LAWRENCE, KS MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 11 ....... 4 762 100.0 80.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 4 390 92.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 29 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 12 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 72 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 46 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 213 4.5 (X)

LEXINGTON, KY MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 74 ....... 96 539 100.0 95.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 74 ........ 67 017 69.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 23 .................... 16 663 17.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 5 163 5.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 2 387 2.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 29 ...... 1 600 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 502 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 3 181 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 27 ................... 68 080 100.0 95.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 41 975 61.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 14 775 21.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 4 265 6.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 2 287 3.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 1 397 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 422 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 2 952 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 47 ........... 28 459 100.0 94.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 47 ........ 25 042 88.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 1 888 6.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 898 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 100 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 203 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 229 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 99 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LIMA, OH MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 15 ....... 12 125 100.0 79.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 9 208 75.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 141 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 776 22.9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 6 ................... 8 840 100.0 96.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 5 923 67.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 141 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 776 31.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 9 ........ 3 285 100.0 32.7

LINCOLN, NE MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 37 ....... 37 158 100.0 66.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 37 ........ 26 754 72.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 7 834 21.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 1 635 4.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 121 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 417 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 197 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 188 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 17 137 100.0 67.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 10 237 59.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 5 247 30.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 099 6.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 278 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 174 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 90 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 29 ........... 20 021 100.0 65.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 29 ........ 16 517 82.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 2 587 12.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 536 2.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 121 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 139 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 98 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 .1 (X)

LITTLE ROCK–NORTH

LITTLE ROCK, AR MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 73 ....... 83 324 100.0 60.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 73 ........ 70 169 84.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 19 .................... 7 286 8.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 2 320 2.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 98 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 31 ...... 1 361 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 18 .......... 541 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ... 1 100 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 449 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 28 ................ 52 701 100.0 44.5

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 45 ........... 30 623 100.0 89.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 45 ........ 25 417 83.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 2 577 8.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 277 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 47 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 284 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 158 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 415 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 448 1.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LONGVIEW–MARSHALL,

TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 28 ....... 10 272 100.0 66.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 28 ........ 10 071 98.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 6 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 86 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 66 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 11 ................... 4 494 100.0 77.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 4 358 97.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 136 3.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 17 ........ 5 778 100.0 58.7

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 857 3 204 524 100.0 74.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 857 2 118 097 66.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 340 .................... 612 939 19.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 286 ...... 159 773 5.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 213 ...... 52 810 1.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 834 ...... 79 481 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 305 .......... 29 863 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 493 ... 148 773 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 788 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 911 ................... 2 841 005 100.0 76.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 911 ........ 1 772 134 62.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 301 .................... 606 618 21.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 261 ...... 158 219 5.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 149 ...... 50 987 1.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 525 ...... 75 097 2.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 271 .......... 29 413 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 368 ... 145 750 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 787 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 946 ........ 363 519 100.0 57.8

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 972 ....... 1 779 732 100.0 69.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 972 ........ 1 189 853 66.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 194 .................... 337 840 19.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 164 ...... 85 964 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 102 ...... 16 955 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 444 ...... 50 648 2.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 162 .......... 19 333 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 263 ... 79 004 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 135 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 516 ................... 1 633 936 100.0 70.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 516 ........ 1 053 453 64.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 171 .................... 333 168 20.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 151 ...... 84 826 5.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 74 ...... 16 627 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 297 ...... 48 494 3.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 147 .......... 19 086 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 220 ... 78 148 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 134 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 456 ........ 145 796 100.0 52.1

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 405 ....... 859 300 100.0 81.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 405 ........ 570 808 66.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 69 .................... 166 062 19.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 57 ...... 39 092 4.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 58 ...... 24 324 2.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 220 ...... 19 582 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 82 .......... 7 106 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 140 ... 31 214 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 112 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 178 ................... 732 450 100.0 85.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 178 ........ 449 608 61.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 63 .................... 165 156 22.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 53 ...... 38 933 5.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 40 ...... 22 948 3.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 131 ...... 17 956 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 77 .......... 7 056 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 85 ... 29 681 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 112 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 227 ........ 126 850 100.0 57.2

RIVERSIDE–SAN

BERNARDINO, CA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 404 ....... 474 244 100.0 81.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 404 ........ 293 791 62.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 59 .................... 91 394 19.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 48 ...... 29 878 6.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ...... 11 195 2.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 133 ...... 7 369 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 48 .......... 2 268 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 66 ... 36 808 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 541 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 181 ................... 399 875 100.0 84.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 181 ........ 220 860 55.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 52 .................... 91 062 22.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 45 ...... 29 772 7.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ...... 11 077 2.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 75 ...... 6 845 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 36 .......... 2 119 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 46 ... 36 599 9.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 541 .4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 223 ........... 74 369 100.0 65.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 223 ........ 72 931 98.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 332 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 118 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 58 ...... 524 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 149 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 209 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 106 .1 (X)

VENTURA, CA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 76 ....... 91 248 100.0 73.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 76 ........ 63 645 69.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 17 643 19.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 4 839 5.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 336 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 37 ...... 1 882 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 13 .......... 1 156 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 1 747 1.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

VENTURA, CA PMSAmCon.

7011 pt. Hotels 36 ................... 74 744 100.0 72.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 48 213 64.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 17 232 23.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 4 688 6.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 335 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 22 ...... 1 802 2.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 1 152 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 1 322 1.8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 40 ........... 16 504 100.0 78.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 40 ........ 15 432 93.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 151 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 80 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 425 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 416 2.5 (X)

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 82 ....... 167 269 100.0 88.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 82 ........ 118 707 71.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 32 416 19.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 20 ...... 6 428 3.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 198 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 37 ...... 2 569 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 20 .......... 821 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 36 ... 6 094 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 37 ................... 131 154 100.0 86.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 37 ........ 87 040 66.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 19 .................... 30 036 22.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 5 723 4.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 2 247 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 17 .......... 674 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ... 5 353 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 81 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 45 ........... 36 115 100.0 95.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 45 ........ 31 667 87.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 153 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 322 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 741 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 232 9.0 (X)

LUBBOCK, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 31 ....... 28 561 100.0 89.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 31 ........ 23 861 83.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 3 858 13.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 211 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 76 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 328 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 227 .8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 15 ................... 21 204 100.0 92.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 17 074 80.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 3 529 16.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 172 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 76 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 126 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 227 1.1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 16 ........... 7 357 100.0 77.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 6 787 92.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 39 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 202 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 329 4.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LYNCHBURG, VA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 24 ....... 20 273 100.0 97.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 14 911 73.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 3 209 15.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 714 3.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 283 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 182 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 373 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 601 3.0 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 11 423 100.0 99.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 8 614 75.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 564 13.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 228 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 182 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 342 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 493 4.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 16 ........... 8 850 100.0 95.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 6 297 71.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 55 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 31 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 467 27.9 (X)

MACON, GA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 67 ....... 40 069 100.0 77.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 67 ........ 32 808 81.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 4 523 11.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 1 800 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 63 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 30 ...... 573 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 103 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 199 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 30 ................... 27 909 100.0 81.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 30 ........ 21 018 75.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 4 434 15.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 1 779 6.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 53 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 460 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 121 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 44 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 37 ........... 12 160 100.0 66.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 37 ........ 11 790 97.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 89 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 10 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 113 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 78 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 80 .7 (X)

MADISON, WI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 60 ....... 72 547 100.0 80.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 60 ........ 56 244 77.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 23 .................... 11 272 15.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 16 ...... 2 568 3.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 194 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 36 ...... 991 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 17 .......... 678 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ... 555 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 45 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MADISON, WI MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Hotels 14 ................... 34 609 100.0 84.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 24 024 69.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 7 528 21.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 942 5.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 518 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 370 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 162 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 65 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 46 ........... 37 938 100.0 76.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 32 220 84.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 3 744 9.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 626 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 173 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 473 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 308 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 393 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

MANSFIELD, OH MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 18 ....... 11 505 100.0 84.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 9 617 83.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 1 358 11.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 234 2.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 105 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 51 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 140 1.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 6 ................... 3 859 100.0 84.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 3 114 80.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 543 14.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 202 5.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 12 ........... 7 646 100.0 84.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 6 503 85.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 815 10.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 169 2.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 59 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 20 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 80 1.1 (X)

MCALLEN–EDINBURG–

MISSION, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 52 ....... 40 958 100.0 67.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 52 ........ 31 944 78.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 3 582 8.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 3 553 8.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 23 ...... 1 337 3.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 135 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 372 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 35 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 24 ................ 23 226 100.0 54.5

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 28 ........... 17 732 100.0 84.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 28 ........ 15 390 86.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 1 356 7.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 255 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 135 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 222 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 374 2.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MELBOURNE–TITUSVILLE–

PALM BAY, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 69 ....... 76 956 100.0 63.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 69 ........ 60 353 78.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 24 .................... 8 565 11.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 24 ...... 5 362 7.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 525 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 40 ...... 1 391 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 16 .......... 272 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ... 485 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 20 ................ 36 575 100.0 44.9

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 49 ........... 40 381 100.0 81.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 49 ........ 34 146 84.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 3 101 7.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 1 971 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 232 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 21 ...... 541 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 201 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 186 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

MEMPHIS, TN–AR–MS MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 157 ....... 222 706 100.0 69.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 157 ........ 165 005 74.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 44 .................... 37 017 16.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 36 ...... 9 881 4.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ...... 625 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 75 ...... 5 026 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 34 .......... 1 413 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 76 ... 3 739 1.7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 79 ................... 175 259 100.0 71.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 79 ........ 122 279 69.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 34 .................... 34 495 19.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 30 ...... 8 708 5.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 515 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 51 ...... 4 610 2.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 30 .......... 1 386 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 42 ... 3 266 1.9 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 78 ........... 47 447 100.0 62.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 78 ........ 42 726 90.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 2 522 5.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 173 2.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 110 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 24 ...... 416 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 27 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 473 1.0 (X)

MERCED, CA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 22 ....... 8 778 100.0 81.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 6 829 77.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 36 .4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 307 3.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 13 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 593 18.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 4 ................ 207 100.0 41.5

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 18 ........... 8 571 100.0 82.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 6 680 77.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 34 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 8 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 849 21.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MIAMI–FORT

LAUDERDALE, FL CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 703 ....... 1 260 013 100.0 74.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 703 ........ 883 433 70.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 186 .................... 210 655 16.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 175 ...... 48 409 3.8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 12 .......................... 4 491 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 85 ...... 23 870 1.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 314 ...... 38 165 3.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 101 .......... 5 368 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 226 ... 45 587 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 35 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 380 ................... 1 105 290 100.0 77.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 380 ........ 747 431 67.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 148 .................... 202 227 18.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 144 ...... 43 848 4.0 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 12 .......................... 4 491 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 61 ...... 23 256 2.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 224 ...... 35 792 3.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 90 .......... 5 197 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 174 ... 43 013 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 35 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 323 ........ 154 723 100.0 50.9

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 291 ....... 375 843 100.0 80.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 291 ........ 261 522 69.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 64 .................... 54 080 14.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 63 ...... 21 459 5.7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 312 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 37 ...... 5 181 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 117 ...... 8 880 2.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 40 .......... 1 819 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 97 ... 22 555 6.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 35 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 130 ................... 318 596 100.0 83.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 130 ........ 211 009 66.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 47 .................... 51 322 16.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 51 ...... 19 646 6.2 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 312 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ...... 4 802 1.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 79 ...... 7 896 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 33 .......... 1 737 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 73 ... 21 837 6.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 35 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 161 ........... 57 247 100.0 64.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 161 ........ 50 513 88.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 2 758 4.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 1 813 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 379 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 38 ...... 984 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 82 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 718 1.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MIAMI, FL PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 412 ....... 884 170 100.0 71.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 412 ........ 621 911 70.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 122 .................... 156 575 17.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 112 ...... 26 950 3.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 4 179 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 48 ...... 18 689 2.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 197 ...... 29 285 3.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 61 .......... 3 549 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 129 ... 23 032 2.6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 250 ................... 786 694 100.0 75.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 250 ........ 536 422 68.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 101 .................... 150 905 19.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 93 ...... 24 202 3.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 4 179 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 37 ...... 18 454 2.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 145 ...... 27 896 3.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 57 .......... 3 460 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 101 ... 21 176 2.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 162 ........ 97 476 100.0 42.9

MILWAUKEE–RACINE, WI

CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 113 ....... 185 244 100.0 92.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 113 ........ 128 174 69.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 45 .................... 37 230 20.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 34 ...... 9 889 5.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 327 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 65 ...... 3 324 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 35 .......... 2 634 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 53 ... 3 650 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 (V) (X)

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 104 ....... 180 449 100.0 92.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 104 ........ 123 979 68.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 42 .................... 36 865 20.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 32 ...... 9 783 5.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 311 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 58 ...... 3 235 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 35 .......... 2 633 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 49 ... 3 627 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 35 ................... 122 656 100.0 96.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 35 ........ 76 662 62.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 30 418 24.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 20 ...... 8 074 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 231 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 26 ...... 2 560 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 17 .......... 1 912 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 2 798 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 69 ........... 57 793 100.0 85.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 69 ........ 47 317 81.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 20 .................... 6 447 11.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 1 709 3.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 80 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 32 ...... 675 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 18 .......... 721 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ... 829 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

RACINE, WI PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 9 ....... 4 795 100.0 93.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 4 195 87.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 89 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 23 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 488 10.2 (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 208 ....... 422 868 100.0 87.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 208 ........ 285 584 67.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 77 .................... 88 173 20.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 52 ...... 23 474 5.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 63 ...... 2 524 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 121 ...... 8 462 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 49 .......... 3 985 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 90 ... 10 662 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 89 ................... 352 265 100.0 87.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 89 ........ 224 230 63.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 53 .................... 82 817 23.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 41 ...... 21 420 6.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ...... 2 358 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 64 ...... 7 710 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 35 .......... 3 812 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 45 ... 9 918 2.8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 119 ........... 70 603 100.0 85.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 119 ........ 61 354 86.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 24 .................... 5 356 7.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 2 054 2.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 35 ...... 166 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 57 ...... 752 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 173 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 45 ... 744 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

MOBILE, AL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 67 ....... 99 918 100.0 89.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 67 ........ 68 095 68.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 20 .................... 16 964 17.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 5 091 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 1 411 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 1 176 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 348 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 6 824 6.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 21 ................... 66 892 100.0 97.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 37 747 56.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 15 480 23.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 4 397 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 1 284 1.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 997 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 347 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 6 631 9.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 46 ........... 33 026 100.0 74.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 30 348 91.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 1 484 4.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 694 2.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 179 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 193 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 128 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MODESTO, CA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 31 ....... 19 819 100.0 80.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 31 ........ 16 093 81.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 177 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 166 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 66 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 317 16.7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 15 ................... 11 687 100.0 94.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 8 049 68.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 61 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 577 30.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 16 ........ 8 132 100.0 59.7

MONROE, LA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 20 ....... 19 202 100.0 89.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 20 ........ 14 591 76.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 2 674 13.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 266 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 77 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 271 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 164 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 156 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

MONTGOMERY, AL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 48 ....... 47 166 100.0 94.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 48 ........ 38 464 81.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 16 .................... 5 405 11.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 913 1.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 58 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 30 ...... 1 071 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 17 .......... 570 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 685 1.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 12 ................... 12 485 100.0 95.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 9 591 76.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 1 594 12.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 344 2.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 392 3.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 303 2.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 229 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 32 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 36 ........... 34 681 100.0 93.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 28 873 83.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 3 811 11.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 569 1.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 26 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 679 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 267 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 456 1.3 (X)

MUNCIE, IN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 12 ....... 7 982 100.0 91.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 6 009 75.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 75 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 82 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 149 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 667 20.9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 5 ................... 4 587 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 2 725 59.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 75 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 787 39.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MUNCIE, IN MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 7 ........... 3 395 100.0 78.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 3 284 96.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 59 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 1.5 (X)

MYRTLE BEACH, SC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 294 ....... 258 526 100.0 79.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 294 ........ 209 761 81.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 44 .................... 21 630 8.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 28 ...... 6 257 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 33 ...... 6 023 2.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 97 ...... 3 508 1.4 (X)

Gaming receipts 8 ................ 193 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 592 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 72 ... 10 361 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 201 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 47 ................... 131 380 100.0 85.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 47 ........ 96 119 73.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 21 .................... 16 354 12.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 4 920 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 5 487 4.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 24 ...... 2 433 1.9 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 ................ 161 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 531 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 5 217 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 158 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 247 ........... 127 146 100.0 72.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 247 ........ 113 642 89.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 23 .................... 5 276 4.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 1 337 1.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ...... 536 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 73 ...... 1 075 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 58 ... 5 144 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 136 .1 (X)

NAPLES, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 44 ....... 210 076 100.0 96.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 44 ........ 119 942 57.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 16 .................... 44 249 21.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 15 ...... 18 550 8.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ...... 8 029 3.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 27 ...... 3 035 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 318 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 15 929 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 26 ................... 190 816 100.0 96.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 26 ........ 104 517 54.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 42 169 22.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 17 417 9.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 7 898 4.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 2 895 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 311 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 15 585 8.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 18 ........... 19 260 100.0 91.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 15 425 80.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 140 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 344 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 351 17.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NASHVILLE, TN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 189 ....... 407 806 100.0 90.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 189 ........ 281 209 69.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 55 .................... 74 050 18.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 48 ...... 18 219 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ...... 8 894 2.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 92 ...... 6 916 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 41 .......... 1 884 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 73 ... 16 634 4.1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 84 ................... 345 870 100.0 92.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 84 ........ 223 644 64.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 43 .................... 72 612 21.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 37 ...... 16 536 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ...... 8 676 2.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 56 ...... 6 473 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 35 .......... 1 813 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 41 ... 16 116 4.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 105 ........... 61 936 100.0 78.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 105 ........ 57 565 92.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 1 438 2.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 1 683 2.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 218 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 36 ...... 443 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 71 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ... 518 .8 (X)

NEW LONDON–NORWICH,

CT–RI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 64 ....... 58 232 100.0 72.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 64 ........ 44 001 75.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 8 937 15.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 3 348 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 394 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 28 ...... 675 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 339 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 517 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 20 ................ 26 945 100.0 56.0

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 44 ........... 31 287 100.0 85.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 44 ........ 24 663 78.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 4 463 14.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 426 4.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 169 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 228 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 55 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 262 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 .1 (X)

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 171 ....... 632 442 100.0 81.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 171 ........ 462 484 73.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 63 .................... 102 298 16.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 57 ...... 30 210 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 1 776 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 91 ...... 14 057 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 42 .......... 2 707 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 90 ... 18 800 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 110 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSAm Con.

7011 pt. Hotels 109 ................... 591 045 100.0 81.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 109 ........ 425 328 72.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 52 .................... 100 229 17.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 51 ...... 29 314 5.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 1 720 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 68 ...... 13 652 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 32 .......... 2 586 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 64 ... 18 106 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 110 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 62 ........... 41 397 100.0 74.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 62 ........ 37 156 89.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 2 069 5.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 896 2.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 56 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 23 ...... 405 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 121 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 26 ... 694 1.7 (X)

NEW YORK–NORTHERN

NEW JERSEY–LONG

ISLAND, NY–NJ–CT–PA

CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 376 3 948 321 100.0 67.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 376 2 777 277 70.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 368 .................... 659 219 16.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 307 ...... 194 045 4.9 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 10 .......................... 4 578 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 152 ...... 26 913 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 577 ...... 108 918 2.8 (X)

Gaming receipts 6 ................ 3 295 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 295 .......... 49 227 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 421 ... 124 849 3.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 708 ................... 3 532 511 100.0 68.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 708 ........ 2 394 785 67.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 301 .................... 643 603 18.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 266 ...... 188 225 5.3 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 4 498 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 114 ...... 25 786 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 398 ...... 104 575 3.0 (X)

Gaming receipts 6 ................ 3 294 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 236 .......... 45 729 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 313 ... 122 016 3.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 668 ........ 415 810 100.0 58.0

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 80 ....... 210 051 100.0 73.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 80 ........ 130 506 62.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 37 .................... 48 547 23.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 37 ...... 16 134 7.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 561 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 46 ...... 6 349 3.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 34 .......... 3 794 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ... 4 081 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 79 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSAmCon.

7011 pt. Hotels 45 ................... 181 818 100.0 72.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 45 ........ 104 108 57.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 31 .................... 47 834 26.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 33 ...... 15 963 8.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 548 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 36 ...... 5 877 3.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 28 .......... 3 664 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 3 824 2.1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 35 ........... 28 233 100.0 74.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 35 ........ 26 398 93.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 713 2.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 171 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 472 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 130 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 257 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 92 .3 (X)

BRIDGEPORT, CT PMSA

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 30 250 100.0 80.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 17 738 58.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 6 579 21.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 2 914 9.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 377 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 857 2.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 1 469 4.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 316 1.0 (X)

DANBURY, CT PMSA

7011 pt. Hotels 10 ................... 25 343 100.0 85.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 15 950 62.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 3 803 15.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 4 670 18.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 223 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 281 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 315 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 101 .4 (X)

DUTCHESS COUNTY, NY

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 34 ....... 38 311 100.0 88.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 23 903 62.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 4 681 12.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 4 792 12.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 1 292 3.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 2 629 6.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 989 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 22 ................... 35 571 100.0 89.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 21 163 59.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 4 681 13.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 4 792 13.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 1 292 3.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 2 629 7.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 989 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 12 ........... 2 740 100.0 72.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 2 740 100.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

JERSEY CITY, NJ PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 34 ....... 57 359 100.0 78.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 46 327 80.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 6 733 11.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 672 2.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 1 542 2.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 435 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 636 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 17 ................... 46 079 100.0 81.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 35 367 76.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 6 581 14.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 622 3.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 1 511 3.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 427 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 571 1.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 17 ........... 11 280 100.0 66.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 10 960 97.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 65 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 255 2.3 (X)

MIDDLESEX–SOMERSET–

HUNTERDON, NJ PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 96 ....... 179 306 100.0 74.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 96 ........ 114 061 63.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 25 .................... 39 059 21.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 23 ...... 9 500 5.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 6 488 3.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 36 ...... 3 407 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 25 .......... 4 523 2.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 31 ... 2 163 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 105 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 50 ................... 160 515 100.0 74.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 50 ........ 95 459 59.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 25 .................... 39 059 24.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 23 ...... 9 500 5.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 6 473 4.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 26 ...... 3 302 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 25 .......... 4 523 2.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 2 094 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 105 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 46 ........... 18 791 100.0 76.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 18 602 99.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 105 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 69 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 .1 (X)

MONMOUTH–OCEAN, NJ

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 184 ....... 108 448 100.0 61.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 184 ........ 83 287 76.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 38 .................... 16 224 15.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 23 ...... 6 053 5.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ...... 241 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 51 ...... 1 480 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 672 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 489 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 78 ................ 74 102 100.0 57.4

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MONMOUTH–OCEAN, NJ

PMSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 106 ........... 34 346 100.0 69.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 106 ........ 30 468 88.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 14 .................... 2 249 6.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 318 3.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 33 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 150 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 128 .4 (X)

NASSAU–SUFFOLK, NY

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 203 ....... 273 202 100.0 77.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 203 ........ 182 615 66.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 35 .................... 46 616 17.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 25 ...... 17 791 6.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ...... 3 929 1.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 70 ...... 4 183 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 26 .......... 3 205 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 47 ... 14 863 5.4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 71 ................... 213 200 100.0 78.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 71 ........ 127 121 59.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 44 085 20.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 21 ...... 17 678 8.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 3 774 1.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 34 ...... 3 514 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 2 611 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 14 417 6.8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 132 ........... 60 002 100.0 75.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 132 ........ 55 494 92.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 2 531 4.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 113 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 155 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 36 ...... 669 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 594 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 446 .7 (X)

NEW HAVEN–MERIDEN, CT

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 46 ....... 47 801 100.0 74.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 36 283 75.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 7 906 16.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 645 3.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 862 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 476 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 612 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 17 ................... 32 308 100.0 82.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 21 646 67.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 7 332 22.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 645 5.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 686 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 425 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 565 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 29 ........ 15 493 100.0 57.4

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 402 ....... 2 350 112 100.0 63.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 402 ........ 1 710 454 72.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 112 .................... 355 321 15.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 92 ...... 94 214 4.0 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 4 380 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 39 ...... 10 926 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 201 ...... 75 554 3.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 86 .......... 19 669 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 153 ... 79 317 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 277 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 270 ................... 2 215 506 100.0 65.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 270 ........ 1 585 009 71.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 107 .................... 351 436 15.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 87 ...... 93 137 4.2 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 4 380 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 33 ...... 10 210 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 158 ...... 74 019 3.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 68 .......... 18 938 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 129 ... 78 100 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 277 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 132 ........ 134 606 100.0 38.1

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 133 ....... 360 254 100.0 65.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 133 ........ 239 522 66.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 36 .................... 71 700 19.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 35 ...... 21 227 5.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 1 079 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 59 ...... 7 745 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 41 .......... 6 492 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 41 ... 12 488 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 72 ................... 319 823 100.0 67.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 72 ........ 204 555 64.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 29 .................... 69 094 21.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 29 ...... 19 522 6.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 1 041 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 48 ...... 7 420 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 36 .......... 5 804 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 12 386 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 61 ........ 40 431 100.0 57.2

NEWBURGH, NY–PA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 51 ....... 50 752 100.0 91.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 51 ........ 35 166 69.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 7 573 14.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 2 917 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 1 150 2.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 938 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 864 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 2 143 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 20 ................... 35 467 100.0 93.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 20 ........ 21 536 60.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 6 823 19.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 2 414 6.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 1 150 3.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 748 2.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 2 004 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 792 2.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEWBURGH, NY–PA PMSA

mCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 31 ........... 15 285 100.0 85.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 31 ........ 13 630 89.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 750 4.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 503 3.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 190 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 73 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 139 .9 (X)

STAMFORD–NORWALK, CT

PMSA

7011 pt. Hotels 13 ................... 79 331 100.0 60.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 50 738 64.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 17 082 21.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 4 632 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 513 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 2 405 3.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 1 334 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 2 626 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

TRENTON, NJ PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 25 ....... 73 930 100.0 97.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 25 ........ 40 125 54.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 22 330 30.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 4 177 5.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 1 630 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 2 772 3.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 1 629 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 267 1.7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 12 ................... 66 758 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 33 128 49.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 22 330 33.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 4 177 6.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 1 603 2.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 2 652 4.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 1 601 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 267 1.9 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 13 ........... 7 172 100.0 71.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 6 997 97.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 175 2.4 (X)

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 325 ....... 453 656 100.0 73.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 325 ........ 346 004 76.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 86 .................... 65 037 14.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 56 ...... 17 885 3.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ...... 817 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 194 ...... 6 604 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 41 .......... 4 308 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 142 ... 12 963 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 38 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Hotels 88 ................... 294 123 100.0 73.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 88 ........ 200 296 68.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 50 .................... 58 920 20.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 40 ...... 16 192 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 522 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 56 ...... 4 718 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 27 .......... 3 828 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 54 ... 9 621 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 237 ........... 159 533 100.0 74.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 237 ........ 145 708 91.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 36 .................... 6 117 3.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 16 ...... 1 693 1.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 31 ...... 295 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 138 ...... 1 886 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 480 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 88 ... 3 342 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

ODESSA–MIDLAND, TX

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 31 ....... 22 395 100.0 77.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 31 ........ 20 086 89.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 283 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 621 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 405 6.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 13 ................... 8 040 100.0 84.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 6 301 78.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 190 2.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 144 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 405 17.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 18 ........... 14 355 100.0 72.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 13 785 96.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 93 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 477 3.3 (X)

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 110 ....... 114 373 100.0 81.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 110 ........ 89 459 78.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 35 .................... 14 316 12.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 29 ...... 5 030 4.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ...... 678 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 62 ...... 2 192 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 18 .......... 652 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 40 ... 2 046 1.8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 34 ................... 68 182 100.0 86.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 49 979 73.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 23 .................... 10 263 15.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 4 072 6.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 569 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 27 ...... 1 522 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 399 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 1 378 2.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

mCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 76 ........... 46 191 100.0 73.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 76 ........ 39 480 85.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 4 053 8.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 958 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 109 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 35 ...... 670 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 253 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 668 1.5 (X)

OMAHA, NE–IA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 83 ....... 107 331 100.0 85.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 83 ........ 84 436 78.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 23 .................... 12 939 12.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 3 700 3.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 835 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 42 ...... 1 472 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 13 .......... 761 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 49 ... 3 188 3.0 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 30 ................... 68 447 100.0 84.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 30 ........ 49 373 72.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 11 241 16.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 15 ...... 3 204 4.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 817 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 1 146 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 751 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 1 915 2.8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 53 ........... 38 884 100.0 87.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 53 ........ 35 063 90.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 1 698 4.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 326 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ... 1 273 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 524 1.4 (X)

ORLANDO, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 365 ....... 1 966 916 100.0 84.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 365 ........ 1 363 030 69.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 177 .................... 354 420 18.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 148 ...... 73 673 3.8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 8 .......................... 1 097 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 90 ...... 66 585 3.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 263 ...... 30 487 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 72 .......... 6 233 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 210 ... 71 188 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 203 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 198 ................... 1 811 403 100.0 86.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 198 ........ 1 230 768 68.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 132 .................... 343 382 19.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 115 ...... 69 635 3.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 60 ...... 65 444 3.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 170 ...... 28 190 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 59 .......... 6 115 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 140 ... 66 860 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 009 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ORLANDO, FL MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 167 ........... 155 513 100.0 61.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 167 ........ 132 262 85.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 45 .................... 11 038 7.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 33 ...... 4 038 2.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 4 .......................... 286 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ...... 1 141 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 93 ...... 2 297 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 13 .......... 118 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 70 ... 4 328 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

OWENSBORO, KY MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 7 ....... 16 778 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 8 993 53.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 785 46.4 (X)

PANAMA CITY, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 126 ....... 96 389 100.0 61.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 126 ........ 86 331 89.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 4 136 4.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 3 513 3.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ...... 471 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 41 ...... 1 069 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 267 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ... 589 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 29 ................ 49 837 100.0 55.9

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 97 ........... 46 552 100.0 68.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 97 ........ 42 538 91.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 898 1.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 2 127 4.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 218 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 28 ...... 319 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 204 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 248 .5 (X)

PENSACOLA, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 50 ....... 44 726 100.0 63.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 50 ........ 38 116 85.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 3 396 7.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 1 740 3.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 26 ...... 822 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 96 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ... 522 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 34 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 13 ................ 15 625 100.0 55.4

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 37 ........... 29 101 100.0 68.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 37 ........ 24 352 83.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 585 8.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 314 4.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 454 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 340 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 56 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PEORIA–PEKIN, IL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 29 .... 56 961 100.0 42.5

7011 pt. Hotels # 16 ................ 44 833 100.0 30.9

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 13 ........... 12 128 100.0 85.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 7 886 65.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 82 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 151 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 009 33.1 (X)

PHILADELPHIA–

WILMINGTON–ATLANTIC

CITY, PA–NJ–DE–MD

CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 833 ....... 4 693 937 100.0 95.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 833 ........ 813 352 17.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 181 .................... 426 825 9.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 149 ...... 112 377 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 95 ...... 15 262 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 253 ...... 17 436 .4 (X)

Gaming receipts 24 ................ 3 202 408 68.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 122 .......... 22 849 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 206 ... 82 834 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 594 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 356 ................... 4 487 827 100.0 96.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 356 ........ 632 234 14.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 141 .................... 412 974 9.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 114 ...... 105 310 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 59 ...... 14 709 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 149 ...... 16 086 .4 (X)

Gaming receipts 21 ................ 3 202 394 71.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 99 .......... 22 226 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 128 ... 81 735 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 159 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 477 ........... 206 110 100.0 64.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 477 ........ 181 118 87.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 40 .................... 13 851 6.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 35 ...... 7 067 3.4 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 435 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 36 ...... 553 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 104 ...... 1 350 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 23 .......... 623 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 78 ... 1 099 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

ATLANTIC–CAPE MAY, NJ

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 463 ....... 3 991 192 100.0 98.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 463 ........ 351 604 8.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 55 .................... 276 916 6.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 39 ...... 69 701 1.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 35 ...... 12 261 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 79 ...... 3 012 .1 (X)

Gaming receipts 20 ................ 3 202 101 80.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 17 .......... 11 217 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 68 ... 63 944 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 436 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ATLANTIC–CAPE MAY, NJ

PMSAmCon.

7011 pt. Hotels 177 ................... 3 894 883 100.0 99.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 177 ........ 264 022 6.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 34 .................... 272 802 7.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 27 ...... 66 544 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 12 031 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 35 ...... 2 753 .1 (X)

Gaming receipts 17 ................ 3 202 087 82.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 11 207 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 39 ... 63 436 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 286 ........... 96 309 100.0 66.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 286 ........ 87 582 90.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 21 .................... 4 114 4.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 3 157 3.3 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 435 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 230 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 44 ...... 259 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ... 508 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 (V) (X)

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 302 ....... 616 547 100.0 76.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 302 ........ 408 093 66.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 106 .................... 127 882 20.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 90 ...... 38 432 6.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 51 ...... 2 522 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 139 ...... 12 984 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 87 .......... 9 982 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 113 ... 16 268 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 384 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 159 ................... 533 272 100.0 79.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 159 ........ 335 197 62.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 96 .................... 122 648 23.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 76 ...... 35 264 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 36 ...... 2 348 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 96 ...... 12 090 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 73 .......... 9 532 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 76 ... 15 809 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 384 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 143 ........ 83 275 100.0 55.4

VINELAND–MILLVILLE–

BRIDGETON, NJ PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 9 ....... 8 438 100.0 94.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 4 749 56.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 3 005 35.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 423 5.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 65 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 196 2.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 4 ................... 1 858 100.0 90.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 1 636 88.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 39 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 183 9.9 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 5 ........... 6 580 100.0 94.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 3 113 47.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 991 45.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 404 6.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 72 1.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WILMINGTON–NEWARK,

DE–MD PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 59 ....... 77 760 100.0 78.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 59 ........ 48 906 62.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 19 022 24.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 15 ...... 3 821 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 437 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 29 ...... 1 375 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 1 594 2.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 2 605 3.4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 16 ................... 57 814 100.0 77.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 31 379 54.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 17 510 30.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 3 483 6.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 288 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 1 204 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 1 477 2.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 2 473 4.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 43 ........... 19 946 100.0 82.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 43 ........ 17 527 87.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 512 7.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 338 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 149 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 171 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 117 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 132 .7 (X)

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 255 ....... 836 710 100.0 82.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 255 ........ 498 997 59.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 96 .................... 187 638 22.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 92 ...... 47 625 5.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 51 ...... 27 972 3.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 140 ...... 17 739 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 67 .......... 5 267 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 114 ... 51 274 6.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 198 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 133 ................... 771 233 100.0 83.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 133 ........ 441 055 57.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 85 .................... 183 606 23.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 83 ...... 46 711 6.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 37 ...... 27 831 3.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 105 ...... 17 183 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 60 .......... 5 160 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 88 ... 49 588 6.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 99 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 122 ........... 65 477 100.0 69.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 122 ........ 57 942 88.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 4 032 6.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 914 1.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 141 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 35 ...... 556 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 107 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 26 ... 1 686 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 99 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PINE BLUFF, AR MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 13 ....... 8 593 100.0 72.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 6 769 78.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 192 13.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 324 3.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 167 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 115 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 5 ................... 5 744 100.0 77.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 4 573 79.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 136 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 035 18.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 8 ........... 2 849 100.0 61.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 2 196 77.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 31 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 28 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 594 20.9 (X)

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 180 ....... 403 036 100.0 73.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 180 ........ 241 855 60.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 70 .................... 89 472 22.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 71 ...... 31 225 7.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ...... 1 407 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 101 ...... 8 386 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 48 .......... 4 243 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 92 ... 26 417 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 89 ................... 343 380 100.0 73.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 89 ........ 190 917 55.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 59 .................... 86 161 25.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 61 ...... 28 700 8.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 1 267 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 60 ...... 7 564 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 36 .......... 3 750 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 56 ... 24 994 7.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 91 ........... 59 656 100.0 75.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 91 ........ 50 938 85.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 3 311 5.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 2 525 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 140 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 41 ...... 822 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 493 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 36 ... 1 423 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

PITTSFIELD, MA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 40 ....... 46 894 100.0 97.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 40 ........ 29 879 63.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 7 860 16.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 2 099 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 214 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 342 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 976 2.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 5 524 11.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PITTSFIELD, MA MSAm Con.

7011 pt. Hotels 22 ................... 42 620 100.0 98.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 25 723 60.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 7 860 18.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 2 099 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 214 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 230 .5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 976 2.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 5 518 13.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 18 ........... 4 274 100.0 86.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 4 156 97.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 112 2.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 6 .1 (X)

PORTLAND, ME MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 116 ....... 82 466 100.0 85.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 116 ........ 62 628 75.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 19 .................... 12 526 15.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 15 ...... 4 165 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 579 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 808 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 505 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 1 255 1.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 38 ................... 58 092 100.0 85.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 38 ........ 41 346 71.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 10 297 17.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 3 609 6.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 533 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 671 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 449 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 1 187 2.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 78 ........... 24 374 100.0 83.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 78 ........ 21 282 87.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 46 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 137 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 68 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 841 11.7 (X)

PORTLAND–SALEM, OR–

WA CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 208 ....... 309 603 100.0 83.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 208 ........ 208 953 67.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 48 .................... 59 077 19.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 32 ...... 18 864 6.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 35 ...... 5 412 1.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 69 ...... 3 998 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 37 .......... 2 721 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 67 ... 10 433 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 145 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 75 ................... 230 387 100.0 89.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 75 ........ 139 515 60.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 38 .................... 53 012 23.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 26 ...... 16 789 7.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 4 684 2.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 36 ...... 3 679 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 30 .......... 2 636 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 35 ... 10 072 4.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PORTLAND–SALEM, OR–

WA CMSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 133 ........... 79 216 100.0 64.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 133 ........ 69 438 87.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 6 065 7.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 2 075 2.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 728 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 33 ...... 319 .4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 85 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ... 361 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 145 .2 (X)

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 185 ....... 296 009 100.0 83.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 185 ........ 195 640 66.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 46 .................... 59 076 20.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 32 ...... 18 864 6.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 35 ...... 5 412 1.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 59 ...... 3 871 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 33 .......... 2 616 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 64 ... 10 385 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 145 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 70 ................... 225 952 100.0 90.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 70 ........ 135 196 59.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 38 .................... 53 012 23.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 26 ...... 16 789 7.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 4 684 2.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 34 ...... 3 606 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 28 .......... 2 593 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 35 ... 10 072 4.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 115 ........... 70 057 100.0 62.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 115 ........ 60 444 86.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 6 064 8.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 2 075 3.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 728 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 265 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ... 313 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 168 .2 (X)

SALEM, OR PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 23 ....... 13 594 100.0 65.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 23 ........ 13 313 97.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 127 .9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 105 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 49 .4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 5 ................ 4 435 100.0 40.7

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 18 ........... 9 159 100.0 77.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 8 994 98.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 54 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 111 1.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PROVIDENCE–FALL

RIVER–WARWICK, RI–MA

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 68 ....... 73 014 100.0 70.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 68 ........ 51 565 70.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 10 953 15.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 6 485 8.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 21 ...... 1 310 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 378 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 2 138 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 185 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 26 ................... 50 186 100.0 77.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 26 ........ 31 348 62.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 9 528 19.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 5 756 11.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 1 069 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 285 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 2 018 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 182 .4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 42 ........ 22 828 100.0 55.7

PROVO–OREM, UT MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 23 ....... 24 513 100.0 62.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 23 ........ 15 055 61.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 4 851 19.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 486 2.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 1 773 7.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 168 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 2 142 8.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 38 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 11 ................... 14 163 100.0 87.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 6 870 48.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 114 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 2 044 14.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 135 36.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 12 ........ 10 350 100.0 29.8

PUEBLO, CO MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 18 ....... 11 128 100.0 88.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 8 714 78.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 982 17.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 432 3.9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 4 ................... 6 297 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 4 398 69.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 899 30.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 14 ........... 4 831 100.0 74.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 4 316 89.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 515 10.7 (X)

PUNTA GORDA, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 16 ....... 9 048 100.0 69.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 7 677 84.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 16 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 118 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 78 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 159 12.8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 7 ................... 5 467 100.0 90.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 4 132 75.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 110 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 225 22.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 9 ........ 3 581 100.0 38.0

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

RALEIGH–DURHAM–

CHAPEL HILL, NC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 124 ....... 186 362 100.0 78.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 124 ........ 140 475 75.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 42 .................... 28 989 15.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 33 ...... 7 706 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ...... 553 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 63 ...... 3 940 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 41 .......... 1 441 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 62 ... 3 258 1.8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 64 ................... 146 122 100.0 81.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 64 ........ 104 929 71.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 32 .................... 25 777 17.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 27 ...... 7 044 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 513 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 45 ...... 3 646 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 34 .......... 1 351 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ... 2 862 2.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 60 ........... 40 240 100.0 68.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 60 ........ 35 546 88.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 3 212 8.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 662 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 40 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 18 ...... 294 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 90 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 25 ... 396 1.0 (X)

RAPID CITY, SD MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 75 ....... 42 729 100.0 82.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 75 ........ 33 825 79.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 4 487 10.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 1 815 4.3 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 50 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 1 495 3.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 36 ...... 288 .7 (X)

Gaming receipts 8 ................ 405 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 167 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 197 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 4 ................... 10 591 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 7 297 68.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 294 31.1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 71 ........... 32 138 100.0 76.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 71 ........ 26 528 82.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 2 097 6.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 277 4.0 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 50 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ...... 1 397 4.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 33 ...... 248 .8 (X)

Gaming receipts 6 ................ 244 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 142 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 155 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

READING, PA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 36 ....... 33 142 100.0 92.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 22 025 66.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 6 383 19.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 3 394 10.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 112 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 393 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 356 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 479 1.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 19 ................... 26 074 100.0 93.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 19 ........ 16 513 63.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 5 412 20.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 3 095 11.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 294 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 250 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 423 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 87 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 17 ........... 7 068 100.0 86.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 5 512 78.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 299 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 25 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 99 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 133 16.0 (X)

REDDING, CA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 40 ....... 35 268 100.0 94.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 40 ........ 26 251 74.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 4 891 13.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 928 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 1 274 3.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 13 ...... 298 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 171 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 407 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 48 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 12 ................... 20 569 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 13 538 65.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 3 722 18.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 373 6.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 209 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 286 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 441 7.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 28 ........... 14 699 100.0 86.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 28 ........ 12 713 86.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 555 3.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 15 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 89 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 121 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 206 8.2 (X)

RENO, NV MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 157 ....... 1 349 569 100.0 90.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 157 ........ 204 635 15.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 37 .................... 148 182 11.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 38 ...... 61 489 4.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 8 .......................... 3 096 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 33 ...... 17 701 1.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 42 ...... 2 988 .2 (X)

Gaming receipts 36 ................ 878 841 65.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 47 ... 32 229 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 408 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

RENO, NV MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Hotels 68 ................... 1 312 351 100.0 90.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 68 ........ 175 879 13.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 34 .................... 147 608 11.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 37 ...... 60 710 4.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 8 .......................... 3 096 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 26 ...... 17 250 1.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 25 ...... 2 835 .2 (X)

Gaming receipts 35 ................ 872 485 66.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 35 ... 32 080 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 408 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 89 ........... 37 218 100.0 88.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 89 ........ 28 756 77.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 451 1.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 153 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 149 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 709 20.7 (X)

RICHLAND–KENNEWICK–

PASCO, WA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 24 ....... 26 484 100.0 80.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 18 543 70.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 5 411 20.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 346 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 209 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 623 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 352 5.1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 10 ................... 21 331 100.0 85.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 13 484 63.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 5 411 25.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 337 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 542 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 557 7.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 14 ........... 5 153 100.0 62.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 5 059 98.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 81 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .3 (X)

RICHMOND–PETERSBURG,

VA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 115 ....... 160 478 100.0 86.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 115 ........ 112 775 70.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 43 .................... 30 073 18.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 30 ...... 8 666 5.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 667 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 67 ...... 2 973 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 35 .......... 1 386 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 61 ... 3 546 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 392 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 35 ................... 112 172 100.0 91.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 35 ........ 68 838 61.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 26 .................... 27 627 24.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 20 ...... 7 982 7.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 496 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 22 ...... 2 400 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 19 .......... 1 198 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 3 239 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 392 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

RICHMOND–PETERSBURG,

VA MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 80 ........... 48 306 100.0 75.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 80 ........ 43 937 91.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 2 446 5.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 684 1.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 171 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 45 ...... 573 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 16 .......... 188 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 38 ... 307 .6 (X)

ROANOKE, VA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 49 ....... 46 610 100.0 84.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 49 ........ 33 810 72.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 16 .................... 7 983 17.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 16 ...... 2 298 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 451 1.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 28 ...... 771 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 379 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 918 2.0 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 9 ................... 22 881 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 14 159 61.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 4 869 21.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 987 8.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 368 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 813 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 685 3.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 40 ........... 23 729 100.0 69.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 40 ........ 19 651 82.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 3 114 13.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 311 1.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 24 ...... 403 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 128 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 105 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 .1 (X)

ROCHESTER, MN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 37 ....... 63 615 100.0 81.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 37 ........ 43 451 68.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 12 123 19.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 2 702 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 1 894 3.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 165 .3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 406 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 2 874 4.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 14 ................... 49 168 100.0 84.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 31 463 64.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 10 645 21.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 2 059 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 1 894 3.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 113 .2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 406 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 2 588 5.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 23 ........... 14 447 100.0 70.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 23 ........ 11 988 83.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 478 10.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 52 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 286 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 643 4.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ROCHESTER, NY MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 99 ....... 135 994 100.0 75.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 99 ........ 94 510 69.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 25 .................... 26 430 19.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 25 ...... 6 893 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 572 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 52 ...... 2 497 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 20 .......... 2 402 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 39 ... 2 690 2.0 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 50 ................... 113 742 100.0 77.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 50 ........ 75 646 66.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 23 .................... 25 318 22.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 22 ...... 6 383 5.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 496 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 31 ...... 2 272 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 1 053 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 2 574 2.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 49 ........... 22 252 100.0 63.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 49 ........ 18 864 84.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 76 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 21 ...... 225 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 1 349 6.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 116 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 622 7.3 (X)

ROCKFORD, IL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 31 ....... 33 577 100.0 84.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 31 ........ 24 268 72.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 4 833 14.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 383 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 147 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 560 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 284 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 2 102 6.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 14 ................... 28 181 100.0 82.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 18 978 67.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 4 833 17.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 347 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 136 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 539 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 273 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 2 075 7.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 17 ........... 5 396 100.0 96.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 5 290 98.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 27 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 79 1.5 (X)

ROCKY MOUNT, NC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 31 ....... 19 725 100.0 88.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 31 ........ 15 983 81.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 267 11.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 647 3.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 87 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 307 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 154 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 280 1.4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 11 ................... 13 024 100.0 98.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 10 475 80.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 222 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 42 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 285 17.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ROCKY MOUNT, NC MSAm Con.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 20 ........... 6 701 100.0 69.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 20 ........ 5 508 82.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 85 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 144 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 238 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 726 10.8 (X)

SACRAMENTO–YOLO, CA

CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 256 ....... 294 416 100.0 66.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 256 ........ 228 128 77.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 34 .................... 43 645 14.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 15 ...... 8 473 2.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 1 329 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 80 ...... 4 634 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 28 .......... 2 768 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 57 ... 5 335 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 104 (V) (X)

SACRAMENTO, CA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 235 ....... 261 845 100.0 62.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 235 ........ 206 829 79.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 32 .................... 37 665 14.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 6 917 2.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 894 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 75 ...... 3 995 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 26 .......... 2 357 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 53 ... 3 086 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 102 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 94 ................... 190 699 100.0 64.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 94 ........ 137 500 72.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 25 .................... 37 054 19.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 6 888 3.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 856 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 41 ...... 3 651 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 19 .......... 2 274 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 25 ... 2 476 1.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 141 ........ 71 146 100.0 59.3

YOLO, CA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 21 ....... 32 571 100.0 94.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 21 299 65.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 639 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 2 249 6.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 384 25.7 (X)

SAGINAW–BAY CITY–

MIDLAND, MI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 42 ....... 46 053 100.0 89.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 42 ........ 34 115 74.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 6 892 15.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 2 184 4.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 1 317 2.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 677 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 410 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 402 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 56 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAGINAW–BAY CITY–

MIDLAND, MI MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Hotels 14 ................... 19 021 100.0 95.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 13 225 69.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 671 14.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 287 6.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 853 4.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 357 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 222 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 356 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 50 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 28 ........... 27 032 100.0 85.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 28 ........ 20 890 77.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 4 221 15.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 464 1.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 320 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 188 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 46 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 903 3.3 (X)

ST. CLOUD, MN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 27 ....... 16 794 100.0 76.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 11 806 70.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 3 185 19.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 285 1.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 135 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 266 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 69 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 048 6.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 8 ................ 6 796 100.0 42.6

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 19 ........... 9 998 100.0 98.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 19 ........ 7 473 74.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 278 2.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 121 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 52 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 074 20.7 (X)

ST. JOSEPH, MO MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 9 ....... 6 922 100.0 73.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 4 982 72.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 260 18.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 281 4.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 99 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 212 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 88 1.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 4 ................... 5 160 100.0 72.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 3 231 62.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 260 24.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 281 5.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 99 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 289 5.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 5 ........... 1 762 100.0 79.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 1 751 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 .6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 245 ....... 415 395 100.0 74.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 245 ........ 284 919 68.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 77 .................... 82 282 19.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 68 ...... 22 375 5.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 51 ...... 2 913 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 125 ...... 8 516 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 57 .......... 2 824 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 87 ... 11 537 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 123 ................... 357 799 100.0 76.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 123 ........ 229 533 64.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 67 .................... 81 520 22.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 61 ...... 21 877 6.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ...... 2 797 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 79 ...... 8 124 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 51 .......... 2 787 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 58 ... 11 147 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 122 ........... 57 596 100.0 63.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 122 ........ 55 386 96.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 762 1.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 498 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ...... 116 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 46 ...... 392 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 37 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ... 390 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 (V) (X)

SALINAS, CA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 199 ....... 347 803 100.0 68.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 199 ........ 233 077 67.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 46 .................... 43 530 12.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 29 ...... 15 473 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ...... 21 223 6.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 76 ...... 3 484 1.0 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 ................ 8 660 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 25 .......... 1 190 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 52 ... 21 046 6.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 120 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 102 ................... 303 237 100.0 66.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 102 ........ 190 957 63.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 40 .................... 42 753 14.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 26 ...... 15 435 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ...... 20 204 6.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 52 ...... 3 215 1.1 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 ................ 8 660 2.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 22 .......... 1 175 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 41 ... 20 718 6.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 120 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 97 ........... 44 566 100.0 79.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 97 ........ 42 120 94.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 777 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 1 019 2.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 24 ...... 269 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 328 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 93 ....... 228 218 100.0 92.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 93 ........ 141 267 61.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 30 .................... 47 829 21.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 22 ...... 4 965 2.2 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 9 .......................... 477 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ...... 5 092 2.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 54 ...... 4 205 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 26 .......... 2 227 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 42 ... 21 992 9.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 164 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 46 ................... 204 274 100.0 95.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 117 647 57.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 30 .................... 47 829 23.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 22 ...... 4 965 2.4 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 417 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 5 077 2.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 41 ...... 4 131 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 26 .......... 2 227 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ... 21 817 10.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 164 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 47 ........... 23 944 100.0 63.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 47 ........ 23 620 98.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 15 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 13 ...... 74 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 175 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 .3 (X)

SAN ANGELO, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 12 .... 8 306 100.0 51.9

7011 pt. Hotels # 4 ................ 2 941 100.0 10.2

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 8 ........... 5 365 100.0 74.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 4 222 78.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 117 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 026 19.1 (X)

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 155 ....... 369 597 100.0 88.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 155 ........ 286 706 77.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 42 .................... 50 456 13.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 25 ...... 12 557 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ...... 1 671 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 78 ...... 5 760 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 32 .......... 1 875 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 71 ... 10 572 2.9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 74 ................... 299 465 100.0 89.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 74 ........ 219 149 73.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 36 .................... 49 645 16.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 24 ...... 12 362 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ...... 1 608 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 49 ...... 5 299 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 29 .......... 1 816 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 40 ... 9 586 3.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 81 ........... 70 132 100.0 83.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 81 ........ 67 557 96.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 811 1.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 63 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 29 ...... 461 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 31 ... 986 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 254 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 422 ....... 964 488 100.0 81.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 422 ........ 624 394 64.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 95 .................... 181 592 18.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 80 ...... 49 671 5.2 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 10 .......................... 1 432 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 70 ...... 25 021 2.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 202 ...... 17 076 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 84 .......... 4 683 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 168 ... 60 232 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 387 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 210 ................... 857 222 100.0 84.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 210 ........ 525 146 61.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 89 .................... 178 372 20.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 77 ...... 48 405 5.7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 10 .......................... 1 432 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 41 ...... 24 354 2.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 123 ...... 16 010 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 69 .......... 4 409 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 115 ... 58 707 6.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 387 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 212 ........... 107 266 100.0 61.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 212 ........ 99 248 92.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 3 220 3.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 29 ...... 667 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 79 ...... 1 066 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 15 .......... 274 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 53 ... 1 525 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 266 1.2 (X)

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 1 ....... 017 2 096 170 100.0 86.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 017 1 497 143 71.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 268 .................... 352 877 16.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 175 ...... 89 214 4.3 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 10 .......................... 4 153 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 132 ...... 12 167 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 473 ...... 47 577 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 209 .......... 26 819 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 349 ... 66 210 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 572 ................... 1 844 963 100.0 89.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 572 ........ 1 266 764 68.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 229 .................... 343 633 18.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 163 ...... 86 832 4.7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 10 .......................... 4 153 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 93 ...... 11 867 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 304 ...... 44 926 2.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 184 .......... 24 319 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 243 ... 62 469 3.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 445 ........... 251 207 100.0 62.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 445 ........ 230 379 91.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 39 .................... 9 244 3.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 2 382 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 39 ...... 300 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 169 ...... 2 651 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 25 .......... 2 500 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 106 ... 3 741 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 165 ....... 251 453 100.0 85.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 165 ........ 193 062 76.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 31 .................... 30 939 12.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 23 ...... 7 881 3.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 2 708 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 67 ...... 4 844 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 38 .......... 6 577 2.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 49 ... 5 369 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 82 ................... 205 129 100.0 93.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 82 ........ 147 089 71.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 27 .................... 30 922 15.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 23 ...... 7 881 3.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 2 702 1.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 45 ...... 4 610 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 38 .......... 6 577 3.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ... 5 275 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 83 ........ 46 324 100.0 51.5

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 424 ....... 1 302 925 100.0 90.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 424 ........ 913 633 70.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 135 .................... 232 329 17.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 92 ...... 59 194 4.5 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 2 738 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 61 ...... 6 489 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 232 ...... 32 163 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 98 .......... 11 426 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 184 ... 44 943 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 278 ................... 1 219 659 100.0 93.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 278 ........ 834 152 68.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 121 .................... 231 628 19.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 90 ...... 58 864 4.8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 5 .......................... 2 738 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 42 ...... 6 353 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 161 ...... 31 003 2.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 86 .......... 10 738 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 136 ... 44 183 3.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 146 ........ 83 266 100.0 59.9

SAN JOSE, CA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 198 ....... 330 368 100.0 84.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 198 ........ 236 544 71.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 50 .................... 56 319 17.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 26 ...... 12 943 3.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ...... 1 953 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 107 ...... 8 814 2.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 39 .......... 6 145 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 66 ... 7 638 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 107 ................... 280 776 100.0 86.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 107 ........ 188 966 67.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 39 .................... 55 475 19.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 24 ...... 12 705 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 1 948 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 69 ...... 8 006 2.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 38 .......... 6 117 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 50 ... 7 547 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAN JOSE, CA PMSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 91 ........... 49 592 100.0 68.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 91 ........ 47 578 95.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 844 1.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 38 ...... 808 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 91 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 271 .6 (X)

SANTA CRUZ–

WATSONVILLE, CA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 63 ....... 43 732 100.0 71.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 63 ........ 34 473 78.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 4 741 10.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 21 ...... 333 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 1 434 3.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 1 530 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 221 2.8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 22 ................ 21 877 100.0 54.8

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 41 ........... 21 855 100.0 88.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 41 ........ 15 558 71.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 204 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 093 27.9 (X)

VALLEJO–FAIRFIELD–

NAPA, CA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 88 .... 86 130 100.0 57.6

7011 pt. Hotels # 44 ................ 64 060 100.0 54.5

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 44 ........... 22 070 100.0 66.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 44 ........ 19 892 90.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 135 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 73 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 1 961 8.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

SAN LUIS OBISPO–

ATASCADERO–PASO

ROBLES, CA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 133 ....... 86 665 100.0 78.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 133 ........ 69 724 80.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 9 089 10.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 2 147 2.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 1 646 1.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 42 ...... 613 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 127 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ... 3 319 3.8 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 46 ................... 41 722 100.0 86.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 28 630 68.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 7 311 17.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 657 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 1 577 3.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 340 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 23 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 2 184 5.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 87 ........... 44 943 100.0 73.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 87 ........ 41 094 91.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 1 778 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 69 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 27 ...... 273 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 104 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 1 135 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 490 1.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SANTA BARBARA–SANTA

MARIA–LOMPOC, CA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 128 ....... 121 452 100.0 72.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 128 ........ 96 201 79.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 23 .................... 15 184 12.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 3 727 3.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 4 .......................... 910 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ...... 625 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 48 ...... 1 343 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 18 .......... 1 056 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ... 2 406 2.0 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 66 ................... 87 314 100.0 69.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 66 ........ 64 433 73.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 14 094 16.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 3 441 3.9 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 4 .......................... 910 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 616 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 33 ...... 1 166 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 461 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ... 2 193 2.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 62 ........... 34 138 100.0 80.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 62 ........ 31 768 93.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 090 3.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 177 .5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 595 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 213 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 295 .9 (X)

SANTA FE, NM MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 56 ....... 108 771 100.0 88.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 56 ........ 80 598 74.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 32 .................... 15 786 14.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 5 208 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 1 003 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 33 ...... 2 340 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 13 .......... 1 029 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 2 409 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 398 .4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 35 ................... 87 115 100.0 89.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 35 ........ 62 042 71.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 26 .................... 14 073 16.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 4 747 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 740 .9 (X)

Telephone service charges 22 ...... 1 776 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 995 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 2 344 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 398 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 21 ........... 21 656 100.0 84.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 18 556 85.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 1 713 7.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 564 2.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 65 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 758 3.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SARASOTA–BRADENTON,

FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 115 ....... 143 815 100.0 79.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 115 ........ 101 640 70.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 34 .................... 19 311 13.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 27 ...... 6 076 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 1 606 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 60 ...... 2 041 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 16 .......... 646 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 12 390 8.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 105 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 48 ................... 109 366 100.0 86.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 48 ........ 74 279 67.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 16 374 15.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 20 ...... 3 541 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 1 447 1.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 34 ...... 1 706 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 280 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 11 739 10.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 67 ........ 34 449 100.0 59.0

SAVANNAH, GA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 72 ....... 87 299 100.0 77.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 72 ........ 68 821 78.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 21 .................... 11 449 13.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 2 973 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 312 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 46 ...... 1 600 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 13 .......... 477 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 1 667 1.9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 36 ................... 67 610 100.0 80.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 50 137 74.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 11 116 16.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 2 973 4.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 277 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 31 ...... 1 368 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 348 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 1 391 2.1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 36 ........... 19 689 100.0 68.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 18 684 94.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 232 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 276 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 497 2.5 (X)

SCRANTON–WILKESBARRE–HAZLETON, PA

MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 63 ....... 71 778 100.0 72.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 63 ........ 50 184 69.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 21 .................... 13 227 18.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 18 ...... 4 290 6.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 790 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 28 ...... 847 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 16 .......... 561 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 1 878 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SCRANTON–WILKESBARRE–HAZLETON, PA

MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Hotels 33 ................... 48 220 100.0 79.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 33 ........ 31 382 65.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 9 803 20.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 3 589 7.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 390 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 746 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 14 .......... 497 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 1 812 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 30 ........ 23 558 100.0 57.0

OLYMPIA, WA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 11 ....... 16 150 100.0 91.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 9 518 58.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 4 091 25.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 624 10.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 170 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 75 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 672 4.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 5 ................... 11 569 100.0 90.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 6 257 54.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 3 677 31.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 220 10.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 141 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 274 2.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 6 ........... 4 581 100.0 94.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 3 261 71.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 29 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 17 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 274 27.8 (X)

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 314 ....... 610 163 100.0 73.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 314 ........ 453 118 74.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 84 .................... 93 549 15.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 56 ...... 26 161 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 63 ...... 3 225 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 155 ...... 11 492 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 67 .......... 6 961 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 117 ... 15 178 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 479 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 123 ................... 519 099 100.0 73.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 123 ........ 368 282 71.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 66 .................... 91 049 17.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 48 ...... 25 325 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ...... 2 987 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 80 ...... 10 359 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 54 .......... 6 703 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 66 ... 14 321 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSAm Con.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 191 ........... 91 064 100.0 73.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 191 ........ 84 836 93.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 2 500 2.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 836 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 33 ...... 238 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 75 ...... 1 133 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 13 .......... 258 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 51 ... 857 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 406 .5 (X)

TACOMA, WA PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 53 ....... 48 751 100.0 61.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 53 ........ 35 967 73.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 7 603 15.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 3 116 6.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 791 1.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 476 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 353 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 373 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 72 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 17 ................... 33 533 100.0 61.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 20 941 62.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 7 603 22.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 3 116 9.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 272 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 601 4.8 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 36 ........... 15 218 100.0 61.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 15 026 98.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 82 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 101 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 .1 (X)

SHARON, PA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 11 ....... 5 679 100.0 96.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 4 783 84.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 32 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 864 15.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 6 ................... 3 932 100.0 96.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 3 072 78.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 7 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 853 21.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 5 ........... 1 747 100.0 94.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 1 711 97.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 2.1 (X)

SHEBOYGAN, WI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 15 ....... 17 835 100.0 94.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 10 906 61.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 4 120 23.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 525 8.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 940 5.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 115 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 212 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SHEBOYGAN, WI MSAm Con.

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 15 015 100.0 97.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 8 181 54.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 4 120 27.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 498 10.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 74 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 142 7.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 7 ........... 2 820 100.0 82.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 2 725 96.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 95 3.4 (X)

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 56 ....... 36 456 100.0 77.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 56 ........ 30 435 83.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 14 .................... 3 600 9.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 905 2.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 151 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 26 ...... 723 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 141 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 388 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 113 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 22 ................... 18 212 100.0 72.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 14 173 77.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 2 698 14.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 546 3.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 147 .8 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 432 2.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 128 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 88 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 34 ........... 18 244 100.0 82.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 16 262 89.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 902 4.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 291 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 260 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 529 2.9 (X)

SIOUX CITY, IA–NE MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 21 ....... 18 787 100.0 83.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 14 119 75.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 3 377 18.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 871 4.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 209 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 94 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 51 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 66 .4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 4 ................... 10 148 100.0 79.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 6 347 62.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 180 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 621 35.7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 17 ........... 8 639 100.0 87.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 7 772 90.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 29 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 28 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 810 9.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SIOUX FALLS, SD MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 33 ....... 33 812 100.0 93.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 33 ........ 24 923 73.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 4 871 14.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 2 239 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 489 1.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 20 ...... 432 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 475 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 222 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 161 .5 (X)

SOUTH BEND, IN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 23 ....... 26 946 100.0 95.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 23 ........ 21 216 78.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 3 100 11.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 038 3.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 293 1.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 433 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 280 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 586 2.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 7 ................... 17 386 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 12 514 72.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 2 729 15.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 374 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 230 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 444 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 095 6.3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 16 ........... 9 560 100.0 86.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 8 702 91.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 59 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 142 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 657 6.9 (X)

SPOKANE, WA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 54 ....... 59 283 100.0 73.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 54 ........ 46 243 78.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 8 382 14.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 2 160 3.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 185 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 24 ...... 722 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 453 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 1 064 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 74 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 18 ................... 40 885 100.0 72.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 29 660 72.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 7 374 18.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 968 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 124 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 579 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 11 .......... 414 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 766 1.9 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 36 ........... 18 398 100.0 76.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 16 583 90.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 1 008 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 61 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 14 ...... 143 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 298 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 305 1.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SPRINGFIELD, IL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 32 ....... 44 938 100.0 92.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 32 ........ 31 022 69.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 16 .................... 8 545 19.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 985 4.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 664 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 13 .......... 401 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 1 919 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 402 .9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 15 ................... 34 660 100.0 96.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 21 696 62.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 7 994 23.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 817 5.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 563 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 361 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 1 855 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 374 1.1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 17 ........... 10 278 100.0 77.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 9 326 90.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 551 5.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 101 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 40 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 64 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 196 1.9 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MO MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 46 ....... 44 640 100.0 88.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 37 181 83.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 5 834 13.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 762 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 169 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 252 .6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 171 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 271 .6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 18 ................... 30 353 100.0 96.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 22 987 75.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 5 834 19.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 744 2.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 169 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 240 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 167 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 212 .7 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 28 ........... 14 287 100.0 72.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 28 ........ 14 194 99.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 12 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 59 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 .2 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 50 ....... 52 000 100.0 86.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 50 ........ 33 964 65.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 14 .................... 11 163 21.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 3 863 7.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 926 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 662 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 1 293 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 129 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SPRINGFIELD, MA MSAm Con.

7011 pt. Hotels 21 ................... 40 475 100.0 88.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 23 636 58.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 10 517 26.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 3 440 8.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 839 2.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 662 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 1 252 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 129 .3 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 29 ........... 11 525 100.0 77.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 29 ........ 10 328 89.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 646 5.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 87 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 41 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 423 3.7 (X)

STATE COLLEGE, PA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 15 ....... 18 106 100.0 71.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 12 125 67.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 3 000 16.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 074 5.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 80 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 129 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 568 3.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 577 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 553 3.1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 9 ................... 13 010 100.0 71.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 7 966 61.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 501 19.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 777 6.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 527 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 239 9.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 6 ........... 5 096 100.0 71.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 4 159 81.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 937 18.4 (X)

STOCKTON–LODI, CA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 36 ....... 25 515 100.0 87.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 21 304 83.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 416 9.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 296 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 359 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 140 4.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 15 ................... 15 300 100.0 97.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 11 221 73.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 416 15.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 272 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 391 9.1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 21 ........... 10 215 100.0 73.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 10 083 98.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 132 1.3 (X)

SUMTER, SC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 12 ....... 6 545 100.0 85.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 4 936 75.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 35 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 152 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 422 21.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SYRACUSE, NY MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 78 ....... 94 356 100.0 79.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 78 ........ 70 270 74.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 28 .................... 14 338 15.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 26 ...... 5 263 5.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ...... 455 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 42 ...... 1 570 1.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 25 .......... 1 480 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 30 ... 930 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 50 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 39 ................... 78 435 100.0 84.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 39 ........ 55 375 70.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 13 851 17.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 20 ...... 4 989 6.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 447 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 31 ...... 1 509 1.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 22 .......... 1 414 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 836 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 39 ........ 15 921 100.0 55.6

TALLAHASSEE, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 50 ....... 36 704 100.0 79.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 50 ........ 31 550 86.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 14 .................... 3 614 9.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 550 1.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 52 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 23 ...... 570 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 151 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 217 .6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 13 ................... 12 337 100.0 98.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 10 004 81.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 1 556 12.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 37 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 298 2.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 77 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 365 3.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 37 ........... 24 367 100.0 70.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 37 ........ 21 546 88.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 2 058 8.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 230 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 15 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 272 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 74 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 172 .7 (X)

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 385 ....... 522 558 100.0 86.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 385 ........ 351 952 67.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 88 .................... 89 876 17.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 74 ...... 30 661 5.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 60 ...... 8 527 1.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 161 ...... 8 543 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 45 .......... 3 352 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 110 ... 29 609 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 38 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSAm Con.

7011 pt. Hotels 153 ................... 412 574 100.0 90.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 153 ........ 256 648 62.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 63 .................... 82 916 20.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 61 ...... 26 146 6.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 40 ...... 8 188 2.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 91 ...... 7 401 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 40 .......... 3 079 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 66 ... 28 164 6.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 32 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 232 ........... 109 984 100.0 71.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 232 ........ 95 304 86.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 25 .................... 6 960 6.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 4 515 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 339 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 70 ...... 1 142 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 273 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 44 ... 1 445 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

TERRE HAUTE, IN MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 17 ....... 12 202 100.0 99.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 10 408 85.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 476 3.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 967 7.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 38 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 145 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 105 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 63 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 4 ................... 4 521 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 3 734 82.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 787 17.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 13 ........... 7 681 100.0 99.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 6 674 86.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 382 5.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 20 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 73 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 72 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 460 6.0 (X)

TEXARKANA, TX–

TEXARKANA, AR MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 22 ....... 13 865 100.0 85.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 12 886 92.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 196 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 70 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 713 5.1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 5 ................... 5 299 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 5 096 96.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 149 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 54 1.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 17 ........... 8 566 100.0 77.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 7 790 90.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 47 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 729 8.5 (X)

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TOLEDO, OH MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 59 ....... 58 976 100.0 66.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 59 ........ 48 216 81.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 7 091 12.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 2 100 3.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 294 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 31 ...... 707 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 85 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 438 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 45 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 18 ................... 30 407 100.0 77.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 22 254 73.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 5 309 17.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 1 785 5.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 216 .7 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 449 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 66 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 283 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 45 .2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts # 41 ........ 28 569 100.0 54.8

TOPEKA, KS MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 22 ....... 23 582 100.0 91.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 18 727 79.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 3 569 15.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 751 3.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 305 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 167 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 41 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 10 ................... 16 745 100.0 99.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 11 980 71.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 3 569 21.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 751 4.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 260 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 167 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 18 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 12 ........... 6 837 100.0 70.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 6 747 98.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 90 1.3 (X)

TUCSON, AZ MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 94 .... 216 742 100.0 57.8

7011 pt. Hotels # 48 ................ 194 391 100.0 54.8

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 46 ........... 22 351 100.0 84.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 46 ........ 20 203 90.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 40 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 159 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 234 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 715 7.7 (X)

TULSA, OK MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 81 .... 90 286 100.0 58.6

7011 pt. Hotels # 19 ................ 61 469 100.0 45.8

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 62 ........... 28 817 100.0 86.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 62 ........ 27 240 94.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 26 ...... 390 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 383 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 804 2.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TUSCALOOSA, AL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 16 .... 22 323 100.0 51.9

7011 pt. Hotels # 7 ................ 17 086 100.0 44.4

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 9 ........... 5 237 100.0 77.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 5 176 98.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 61 1.2 (X)

TYLER, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 22 ....... 15 111 100.0 74.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 13 451 89.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 188 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 175 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 297 8.6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 7 ................... 9 836 100.0 74.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 8 248 83.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 188 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 103 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 297 13.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 15 ........... 5 275 100.0 73.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 5 203 98.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 72 1.4 (X)

UTICA–ROME, NY MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 48 .... 27 013 100.0 55.8

7011 pt. Hotels # 21 ................ 18 277 100.0 48.6

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 27 ........... 8 736 100.0 70.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 8 283 94.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 33 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 57 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 40 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 323 3.7 (X)

VICTORIA, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 13 ....... 8 543 100.0 77.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 6 732 78.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 1 421 16.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 268 3.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 69 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 .6 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels # 5 ................ 1 671 100.0 44.0

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 8 ........... 6 872 100.0 86.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 5 551 80.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 52 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 269 18.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

VISALIA–TULARE–

PORTERVILLE, CA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 36 ....... 23 918 100.0 87.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 18 190 76.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 3 970 16.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 225 5.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 247 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 137 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 134 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 9 ................... 10 506 100.0 96.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 7 777 74.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 87 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 642 25.2 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 27 ........... 13 412 100.0 80.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 10 413 77.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 328 17.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 418 3.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 16 ...... 160 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 31 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 47 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 .1 (X)

WACO, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 33 .... 24 071 100.0 58.0

7011 pt. Hotels 11 ................... 12 414 100.0 66.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 9 624 77.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 332 2.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 123 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 113 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 222 17.9 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 22 ........ 11 657 100.0 49.0

WASHINGTON–

BALTIMORE, DC–MD–VA–

WV CMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 644 ....... 2 215 280 100.0 84.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 644 ........ 1 541 006 69.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 261 .................... 436 268 19.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 194 ...... 87 987 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 142 ...... 12 753 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 361 ...... 48 035 2.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 218 .......... 26 080 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 318 ... 62 573 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 578 (V) (X)

BALTIMORE, MD PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 168 ....... 357 470 100.0 93.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 168 ........ 259 052 72.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 46 .................... 64 172 18.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 30 ...... 13 051 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ...... 1 741 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 68 ...... 5 511 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 35 .......... 3 494 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 65 ... 10 300 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 149 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BALTIMORE, MD PMSAm Con.

7011 pt. Hotels 80 ................... 289 053 100.0 93.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 80 ........ 200 811 69.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 32 .................... 56 850 19.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 25 ...... 12 194 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 1 687 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 41 ...... 4 639 1.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 31 .......... 3 073 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 43 ... 9 650 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 149 .1 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 88 ........... 68 417 100.0 95.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 88 ........ 58 241 85.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 14 .................... 7 322 10.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 857 1.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 54 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 27 ...... 872 1.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 421 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 650 1.0 (X)

HAGERSTOWN, MD PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 19 ....... 19 555 100.0 66.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 19 ........ 11 851 60.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 5 510 28.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 422 7.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 242 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 332 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 191 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

7011 Hotels and motels 457 ....... 1 838 255 100.0 83.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 457 ........ 1 270 103 69.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 209 .................... 366 586 19.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 159 ...... 73 514 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 116 ...... 11 005 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 281 ...... 42 282 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 178 .......... 22 254 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 242 ... 52 082 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 429 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 227 ................... 1 663 382 100.0 83.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 227 ........ 1 113 055 66.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 169 .................... 356 989 21.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 140 ...... 71 213 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 80 ...... 10 061 .6 (X)

Telephone service charges 180 ...... 40 238 2.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 151 .......... 21 457 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 156 ... 50 128 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 241 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 230 ........... 174 873 100.0 79.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 230 ........ 157 048 89.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 40 .................... 9 597 5.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 19 ...... 2 301 1.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 36 ...... 944 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 101 ...... 2 044 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 27 .......... 797 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 86 ... 1 954 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 188 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WATERLOO–CEDAR

FALLS, IA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 22 ....... 13 629 100.0 87.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 10 989 80.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 636 12.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 416 3.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 28 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 154 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 95 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 311 2.3 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 8 949 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 6 352 71.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 636 18.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 416 4.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 28 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 129 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 77 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 311 3.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 14 ........... 4 680 100.0 62.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 4 637 99.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .9 (X)

WAUSAU, WI MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 18 ....... 11 335 100.0 89.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 9 970 88.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 119 1.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 54 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 150 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 042 9.2 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 5 ................... 3 719 100.0 72.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 3 621 97.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 98 2.6 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 13 ........... 7 616 100.0 97.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 6 349 83.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 8 ...... 61 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 42 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 126 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 038 13.6 (X)

WEST PALM BEACH–BOCA

RATON, FL MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 153 ....... 416 184 100.0 76.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 153 ........ 243 725 58.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 51 .................... 86 051 20.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 43 ...... 32 319 7.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 7 746 1.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 85 ...... 9 713 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 27 .......... 1 200 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 59 ... 35 430 8.5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 74 ................... 368 157 100.0 82.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 74 ........ 203 286 55.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 46 .................... 81 130 22.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 41 ...... 30 845 8.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 7 718 2.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 56 ...... 8 986 2.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 27 .......... 1 200 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 47 ... 34 992 9.5 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts # 79 ........ 48 027 100.0 34.0

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WHEELING, WV–OH MSA

7011 Hotels and motels # 20 .... 9 993 100.0 58.0

7011 pt. Hotels # 4 ................ 3 509 100.0 52.1

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 16 ........... 6 484 100.0 61.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 16 ........ 5 894 90.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 25 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 74 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 222 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 269 4.2 (X)

WICHITA, KS MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 78 ....... 73 536 100.0 86.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 78 ........ 61 177 83.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 7 263 9.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 2 343 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 260 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 28 ...... 1 083 1.5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 391 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 1 019 1.4 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 30 ................... 47 644 100.0 97.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 30 ........ 37 599 78.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 5 996 12.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 910 4.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 869 1.8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 337 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 762 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 171 .4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 48 ........... 25 892 100.0 65.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 48 ........ 23 578 91.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 89 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 214 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 257 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 754 6.8 (X)

WICHITA FALLS, TX MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 13 ....... 11 606 100.0 88.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 9 394 80.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 1 353 11.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 186 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 60 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 613 5.3 (X)

WILLIAMSPORT, PA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 24 ....... 13 827 100.0 90.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 24 ........ 8 762 63.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 3 195 23.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 1 500 10.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 93 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 214 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 63 .5 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 12 ................... 9 482 100.0 91.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 5 957 62.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 2 171 22.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 1 074 11.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 197 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 83 .9 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 12 ........... 4 345 100.0 87.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 2 805 64.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 1 024 23.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 426 9.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 90 2.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WILMINGTON, NC MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 60 ....... 40 456 100.0 75.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 60 ........ 33 123 81.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 3 788 9.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 7 ...... 1 834 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 76 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 158 .4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 132 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 1 340 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 27 ................... 22 970 100.0 73.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 19 291 84.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 2 523 11.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 82 .4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 81 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 219 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 774 3.4 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 33 ........... 17 486 100.0 79.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 33 ........ 13 832 79.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 265 7.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 1 095 6.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 46 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 76 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 1 121 6.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 .3 (X)

YORK, PA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 25 ....... 26 223 100.0 95.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 25 ........ 17 618 67.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 5 419 20.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 871 7.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 55 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 353 1.4 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 395 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 512 2.0 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 12 ................... 16 546 100.0 98.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 10 137 61.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 3 976 24.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 1 394 8.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 324 2.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 356 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 312 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 47 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent of total

receipts

YORK, PA MSAmCon.

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 13 ........... 9 677 100.0 91.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 7 481 77.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 443 14.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 200 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 553 5.7 (X)

YOUNGSTOWN–WARREN,

OH MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 45 ....... 29 509 100.0 73.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 45 ........ 19 936 67.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 5 302 18.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 2 570 8.7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 4 .......................... 315 1.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 56 .2 (X)

Telephone service charges 17 ...... 280 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 241 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 809 2.7 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 14 ................... 18 773 100.0 69.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 10 532 56.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 4 475 23.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 2 394 12.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 6 ...... 233 1.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 224 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 915 4.9 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 31 ........... 10 736 100.0 80.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 31 ........ 9 404 87.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 27 .3 (X)

Telephone service charges 11 ...... 47 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 10 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 248 11.6 (X)

YUBA CITY, CA MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 15 ....... 5 752 100.0 90.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 4 635 80.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 117 19.4 (X)

YUMA, AZ MSA

7011 Hotels and motels 29 ....... 14 835 100.0 88.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 29 ........ 13 856 93.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 68 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 12 ...... 188 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 723 4.9 (X)

7011 pt. Hotels 8 ................... 4 402 100.0 95.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 3 665 83.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 77 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 660 15.0 (X)

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and

tourist courts 21 ........... 10 433 100.0 85.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 21 ........ 10 191 97.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 111 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 131 1.3 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 4. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Firms Subject to Federal Income

Tax for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7021 Rooming and boarding houses 1 ................. 620 294 595 100.0 63.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 620 261 963 88.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 336 .................... 20 123 6.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 37 ...... 1 674 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 97 ...... 2 041 .7 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 17 ........... 334 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 45 ...... 197 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 39 .......... 578 .2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 34 ...... 573 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 234 ... 7 093 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 (V) (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 5 ........... 315 1 716 526 100.0 65.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 754 212 946 12.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 1 .................... 546 68 532 4.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 433 ...... 11 975 .7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 713 .......................... 7 194 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 3 ...... 207 162 399 9.5 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 5 ........... 282 1 024 029 59.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 202 ...... 1 117 .1 (X)

Gaming receipts 263 ................ 1 164 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 159 .......... 2 916 .2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 529 ...... 125 003 7.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 924 99 251 5.8 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 1 .................. 840 603 079 100.0 70.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 664 ........ 63 032 10.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 481 .................... 30 046 5.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 174 ...... 4 320 .7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 61 .......................... 777 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 736 ...... 31 530 5.2 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 1 ........... 807 431 139 71.5 (X)

Telephone service charges 57 ...... 363 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 60 .......... 2 175 .4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 67 ...... 8 319 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 482 ... 31 132 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 246 (V) (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites 3 .... 475 1 113 447 100.0 65.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 090 149 914 13.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 1 .................... 065 38 486 3.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 259 ...... 7 655 .7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 652 .......................... 6 417 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 2 ...... 471 130 869 11.8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 3 ........... 475 592 890 53.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 145 ...... 754 .1 (X)

Gaming receipts 255 ................ 918 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 99 .......... 741 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 462 ...... 116 684 10.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 442 68 119 6.1 (X)

ALABAMA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 14 .............. 1 391 100.0 38.3

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 41 ........... 12 073 100.0 82.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 949 7.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 105 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 668 5.5 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 41 ........... 7 942 65.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 7 ...... 2 175 18.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 221 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .1 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 14 ............... 3 671 100.0 53.0

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ALABAMAmCon.

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites 27 .... 8 402 100.0 79.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 890 10.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 105 1.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ...... 654 7.8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 27 ........... 4 344 51.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 7 ...... 2 175 25.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 221 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .2 (X)

ALASKA

7021 Rooming and boarding houses 7 ................. 1 673 100.0 62.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 1 581 94.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 92 5.5 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 92 ........ 24 626 100.0 54.7

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 76 ............... 21 400 100.0 56.2

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites # 16 . 3 226 100.0 44.9

ARIZONA

7021 Rooming and boarding houses # 20 .............. 3 701 100.0 48.3

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 152 ........ 74 169 100.0 59.8

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 23 .................. 11 965 100.0 85.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 767 6.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 2 179 18.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 192 1.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 275 2.3 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 23 ........... 8 290 69.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 26 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 236 2.0 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites # 129 . 62 204 100.0 55.0

ARKANSAS

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses 5 ................. 1 181 100.0 86.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 662 56.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 378 32.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 141 11.9 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 43 ........... 14 602 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 19 ........ 1 824 12.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 1 542 10.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 32 ...... 2 838 19.4 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 37 ........... 6 071 41.6 (X)

Gaming receipts 6 ................ 13 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 12 ...... 1 218 8.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 26 ... 972 6.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 124 .9 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 24 .................. 11 494 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 1 486 12.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 1 516 13.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 2 515 21.9 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 18 ........... 4 714 41.0 (X)

Membership dues and fees 6 ...... 352 3.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 797 6.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 114 1.0 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 19 . 3 108 100.0 42.7

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 4. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Firms Subject to Federal Income

Tax for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

COLORADO

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 16 .............. 3 666 100.0 33.4

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 154 ........... 37 969 100.0 65.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 69 ........ 8 100 21.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 60 .................... 5 221 13.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 170 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 78 ...... 3 189 8.4 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 152 ........... 17 021 44.8 (X)

Telephone service charges 20 ...... 170 .5 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 258 .7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 8 ...... 638 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 52 ... 3 197 8.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 86 .................. 26 679 100.0 77.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 57 ........ 7 672 28.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 44 .................... 4 722 17.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 59 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 32 ...... 1 035 3.9 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 84 ........... 10 346 38.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 2 062 7.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 783 2.9 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites # 68 . 11 290 100.0 48.0

CONNECTICUT

7021 Rooming and boarding houses # 16 .............. 2 446 100.0 56.0

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 43 ........ 14 959 100.0 57.5

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 17 .................. 6 148 100.0 95.5

Camp tuitions or fees 17 ........... 5 908 96.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 240 3.9 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 26 . 8 811 100.0 50.1

DELAWARE

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 12 ........... 4 458 100.0 95.5

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 305 6.8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 12 ........... 3 534 79.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 619 13.9 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites 12 .... 4 458 100.0 95.5

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 305 6.8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 12 ........... 3 534 79.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 619 13.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

FLORIDA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 83 .............. 19 471 100.0 50.2

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 399 ........... 222 452 100.0 99.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 143 ........ 58 480 26.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 96 .................... 14 933 6.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 33 ...... 4 081 1.8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 86 .......................... 620 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 286 ...... 29 951 13.5 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 398 ........... 89 623 40.3 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 166 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 45 ...... 12 874 5.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 190 ... 11 613 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 111 .1 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 70 ............... 20 289 100.0 50.1

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites 329 .... 202 163 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 96 ........ 53 002 26.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 80 .................... 13 956 6.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 24 ...... 3 036 1.5 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 85 .......................... 551 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 238 ...... 25 157 12.4 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 329 ........... 83 764 41.4 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 165 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 44 ...... 12 787 6.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 177 ... 9 648 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 97 .1 (X)

IDAHO

7021 Rooming and boarding houses 5 ................. 498 100.0 97.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 317 63.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 181 36.4 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 55 ........ 9 078 100.0 43.9

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 28 ............... 5 089 100.0 39.8

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites # 27 . 3 989 100.0 38.5

ILLINOIS

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses 65 ................. 15 763 100.0 90.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 65 ........ 13 359 84.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 1 855 11.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 400 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 149 1.0 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 97 ........ 23 042 100.0 42.2

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 24 ............... 5 114 100.0 55.7

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 73 . 17 928 100.0 38.4

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 4. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Firms Subject to Federal Income

Tax for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

INDIANA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 19 .............. 2 218 100.0 22.0

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 88 ........ 18 368 100.0 53.9

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 19 .................. 5 180 100.0 93.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 32 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 336 6.5 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 19 ........... 3 607 69.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 1 161 22.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 44 .9 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 69 . 13 188 100.0 48.9

IOWA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 19 .............. 1 959 100.0 41.2

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 34 ........ 6 300 100.0 28.7

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 7 .................. 1 595 100.0 74.0

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 170 10.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 69 4.3 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 5 ........... 531 33.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 825 51.7 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 27 . 4 705 100.0 13.3

KENTUCKY

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 8 .............. 1 645 100.0 29.7

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 41 ........ 9 818 100.0 45.0

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 16 .................. 4 301 100.0 81.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 840 19.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 1 171 27.2 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 13 ........... 1 750 40.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 157 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 383 8.9 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites # 25 . 5 517 100.0 19.5

LOUISIANA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 12 .............. 1 406 100.0 48.4

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 37 ........... 5 971 100.0 67.1

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 419 7.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 34 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ...... 720 12.1 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 37 ........... 4 354 72.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 327 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 117 2.0 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 11 ............... 760 100.0 18.9

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites 26 .... 5 211 100.0 77.7

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 236 4.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 32 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ...... 706 13.6 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 26 ........... 3 840 73.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 312 6.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 85 1.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MAINE

7021 Rooming and boarding houses # 34 .............. 3 475 100.0 58.8

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 199 ........... 52 078 100.0 71.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 78 ........ 6 000 11.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 64 .................... 3 955 7.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 344 .7 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 44 .......................... 234 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 87 ...... 3 647 7.0 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 199 ........... 35 609 68.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 61 ... 1 859 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 430 .8 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 95 .................. 28 755 100.0 81.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 32 ........ 2 010 7.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 32 .................... 2 064 7.2 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 95 ........... 24 254 84.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ... 413 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 .1 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites # 104 . 23 323 100.0 59.3

MARYLAND

7021 Rooming and boarding houses # 20 .............. 1 763 100.0 45.2

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 41 ........... 16 153 100.0 72.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 10 ........ 3 674 22.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 258 1.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 68 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ...... 2 363 14.6 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 41 ........... 8 928 55.3 (X)

Gaming receipts 5 ................ 35 .2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 121 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 633 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 .5 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 15 .................. 5 089 100.0 100.0

Camp tuitions or fees 15 ........... 4 821 94.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 3 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 265 5.2 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites # 26 . 11 064 100.0 54.2

MINNESOTA

7021 Rooming and boarding houses 66 ................. 12 948 100.0 72.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 66 ........ 12 040 93.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 587 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 179 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 30 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 112 .9 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 224 ........ 36 499 100.0 52.1

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 140 ............... 25 925 100.0 59.5

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 84 . 10 574 100.0 29.2

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 4. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Firms Subject to Federal Income

Tax for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MISSISSIPPI

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses 11 ................. 1 299 100.0 92.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 1 060 81.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 32 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 207 15.9 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 23 ........ 4 077 100.0 41.7

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 11 ............... 2 720 100.0 52.0

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites # 12 . 1 357 100.0 23.6

MONTANA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 8 .............. 646 100.0 51.0

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 78 ........ 19 115 100.0 56.1

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 41 .................. 12 058 100.0 82.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 203 1.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 400 3.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 151 1.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 161 1.3 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 41 ........... 10 812 89.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 322 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 .1 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 37 . 7 057 100.0 40.2

NEVADA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses 13 ................. 4 174 100.0 91.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 3 770 90.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 401 9.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 .1 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 35 ........... 18 375 100.0 68.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 1 696 9.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 1 873 10.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 410 2.2 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 21 .......................... 543 3.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 2 135 11.6 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 35 ........... 10 944 59.6 (X)

Gaming receipts 7 ................ 68 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 663 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .2 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 6 .................. 9 087 100.0 69.7

Camp tuitions or fees 6 ........... 5 322 58.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 765 41.4 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 29 . 9 288 100.0 58.0

NEW HAMPSHIRE

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 7 .............. 1 940 100.0 7.7

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 96 ........ 25 553 100.0 55.4

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 33 .................. 10 842 100.0 82.3

Camp tuitions or fees 33 ........... 10 339 95.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 43 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 460 4.2 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites # 63 . 14 711 100.0 47.8

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW JERSEY

7021 Rooming and boarding houses # 77 .............. 10 005 100.0 34.2

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 98 ........... 37 644 100.0 71.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 14 ........ 4 274 11.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 35 .................... 770 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 58 ...... 2 355 6.3 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 98 ........... 22 503 59.8 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 ................ 19 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 39 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 22 ...... 6 749 17.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 43 ... 908 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 .1 (X)

NEW YORK

7021 Rooming and boarding houses 175 ................. 44 444 100.0 78.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 175 ........ 42 431 95.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 1 429 3.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 296 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 248 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 40 .1 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 283 ........... 116 401 100.0 71.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 6 389 5.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 29 .................... 1 159 1.0 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 18 .......................... 91 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 115 ...... 4 830 4.2 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 283 ........... 90 226 77.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 20 ...... 7 418 6.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 107 ... 6 009 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 279 .2 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 120 .................. 75 070 100.0 77.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 2 380 3.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 356 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 313 .4 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 120 ........... 67 335 89.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ... 4 293 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 393 .5 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 163 . 41 331 100.0 57.2

NORTH CAROLINA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses 29 ................. 4 707 100.0 63.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 29 ........ 3 946 83.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 474 10.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 274 5.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .3 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 147 ........... 46 045 100.0 64.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 25 ........ 3 317 7.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 26 .................... 1 049 2.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 209 .5 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 14 .......................... 82 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 54 ...... 2 316 5.0 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 147 ........... 36 840 80.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 56 .1 (X)

Gaming receipts 12 ................ 35 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 1 435 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 706 1.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 4. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Firms Subject to Federal Income

Tax for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NORTH CAROLINAmCon.

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 56 .................. 21 675 100.0 94.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 443 2.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 316 1.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 295 1.4 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 56 ........... 19 592 90.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 932 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 97 .5 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 91 . 24 370 100.0 38.0

NORTH DAKOTA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses 4 ................. 344 100.0 92.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 269 78.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 75 21.8 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 12 ........ 1 071 100.0 5.9

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 3 ............... 457 100.0 13.8

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 9 . 614 100.0 –

OHIO

7021 Rooming and boarding houses # 35 .............. 7 306 100.0 55.3

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 169 ........ 27 295 100.0 55.4

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 21 .................. 3 739 100.0 76.2

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 86 2.3 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 21 ........... 3 526 94.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 127 3.4 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 148 . 23 556 100.0 52.0

PENNSYLVANIA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses 79 ................. 18 043 100.0 80.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 79 ........ 16 968 94.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 770 4.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 292 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .1 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 229 ........... 103 400 100.0 79.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 36 ........ 3 146 3.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 54 .................... 1 485 1.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 11 ...... 180 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 109 ...... 3 726 3.6 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 227 ........... 56 068 54.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 36 ...... 36 611 35.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 78 ... 2 131 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 .1 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 74 .................. 40 060 100.0 82.1

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 48 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 288 .7 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 72 ........... 38 695 96.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 541 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 488 1.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PENNSYLVANIAmCon.

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites 155 .... 63 340 100.0 86.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 34 ........ 3 084 4.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 49 .................... 1 437 2.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 173 .3 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 33 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 96 ...... 3 438 5.4 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 155 ........... 17 373 27.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 34 ...... 36 194 57.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 68 ... 1 590 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 (V) (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 15 .............. 1 540 100.0 35.3

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 48 ........... 42 548 100.0 89.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 867 2.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 699 1.6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 7 .......................... 100 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ...... 4 331 10.2 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 48 ........... 34 293 80.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 28 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 1 796 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 434 1.0 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 13 ............... 3 217 100.0 49.9

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites 35 .... 39 331 100.0 92.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 493 1.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 296 .8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 4 .......................... 28 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ...... 3 937 10.0 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 35 ........... 32 319 82.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 7 ...... 28 .1 (X)

Gaming receipts 6 ................ 18 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 1 796 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 416 1.1 (X)

SOUTH DAKOTA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses 5 ................. 541 100.0 62.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 177 32.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 364 67.3 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 55 ........ 9 434 100.0 40.6

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 7 ............... 1 260 100.0 39.6

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 48 . 8 174 100.0 39.2

TENNESSEE

7021 Rooming and boarding houses # 24 .............. 2 809 100.0 14.3

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 75 ........... 21 985 100.0 78.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 18 ........ 1 932 8.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 21 .................... 1 488 6.8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 15 .......................... 103 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 53 ...... 4 340 19.7 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 75 ........... 8 264 37.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 15 ...... 1 485 6.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 39 ... 4 346 19.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 4. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Firms Subject to Federal Income

Tax for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

TENNESSEEmCon.

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 26 .................. 8 219 100.0 68.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 15 ........ 1 579 19.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 932 11.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 1 298 15.8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 26 ........... 1 656 20.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 4 ...... 931 11.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 1 801 21.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 .3 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites 49 .... 13 766 100.0 85.1

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 556 4.0 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 15 .......................... 102 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 33 ...... 3 042 22.1 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 49 ........... 6 608 48.0 (X)

Membership dues and fees 11 ...... 554 4.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ... 2 545 18.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 359 2.6 (X)

TEXAS

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses 61 ................. 10 224 100.0 67.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 61 ........ 8 709 85.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 1 118 10.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 285 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 112 1.1 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 244 ........ 70 865 100.0 56.1

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 96 ............... 34 246 100.0 47.4

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites # 148 . 36 619 100.0 54.8

VERMONT

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 15 .............. 1 886 100.0 54.3

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 48 ........ 10 034 100.0 57.6

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 22 .................. 5 980 100.0 100.0

Camp tuitions or fees 22 ........... 5 944 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 .6 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 26 . 4 054 100.0 36.5

VIRGINIA

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 28 .............. 3 916 100.0 51.2

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 125 ........... 44 816 100.0 85.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 40 ........ 4 216 9.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 38 .................... 1 535 3.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 279 .6 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 20 .......................... 166 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 85 ...... 3 766 8.4 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 125 ........... 22 716 50.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 12 .......... 241 .5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 20 ...... 6 350 14.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 50 ... 5 459 12.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 88 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

VIRGINIAmCon.

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 37 .................. 14 619 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 775 5.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 984 6.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 643 4.4 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 37 ........... 7 026 48.1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 4 .......... 232 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 4 739 32.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 220 1.5 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 88 . 30 197 100.0 57.6

WASHINGTON

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses # 29 .............. 4 099 100.0 50.4

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks 152 ........... 46 382 100.0 69.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 94 ........ 5 496 11.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 90 .................... 1 654 3.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 36 .1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 46 .......................... 319 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 134 ...... 8 996 19.4 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 144 ........... 23 371 50.4 (X)

Gaming receipts 8 ................ 58 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 247 .5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 16 ...... 4 091 8.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 40 ... 2 108 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 45 ............... 11 597 100.0 45.7

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites 107 .... 34 785 100.0 77.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 70 ........ 3 633 10.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 72 .................... 1 417 4.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 43 .......................... 316 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 95 ...... 8 165 23.5 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 107 ........... 18 726 53.8 (X)

Gaming receipts 8 ................ 58 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 1 562 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 908 2.6 (X)

WISCONSIN

7021 Rooming and boarding houses # 40 .............. 7 612 100.0 56.9

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 183 ........ 39 526 100.0 52.1

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 75 .................. 17 228 100.0 73.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 9 ........ 869 5.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 323 1.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 66 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 26 ...... 356 2.1 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 75 ........... 14 356 83.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 13 ...... 395 2.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 25 ... 855 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 .1 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites # 108 . 22 298 100.0 53.9

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 4. Major Sources of Receipts From Customers for Firms Subject to Federal Income

Tax for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WYOMING

7021 Rooming and boarding

houses 8 ................. 1 658 100.0 79.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 1 658 100.0 (X)

703 Camps and recreational

vehicle parks # 96 ........ 24 584 100.0 56.7

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified

receipts

lines as

percent

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WYOMINGmCon.

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 64 .................. 19 483 100.0 67.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 33 ........ 5 650 29.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 37 .................... 1 334 6.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 15 ...... 152 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 31 ...... 465 2.4 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 64 ........... 11 246 57.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 620 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 .1 (X)

7033 Recreational vehicle

parks and campsites # 32 . 5 101 100.0 40.7

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 5. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified

lines as

percent

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

UNITED STATES

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 3 ................. 198 807 399 100.0 79.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 606 167 389 20.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 1 .................... 386 92 465 11.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 103 ...... 4 895 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 603 ...... 14 946 1.9 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 1 ........... 038 219 239 27.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 130 ...... 1 830 .2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 195 .......... 6 234 .8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 1 ...... 939 147 383 18.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 686 ... 25 784 3.2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 1 ....... 268 79 030 9.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 068 47 900 5.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 304 (V) (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 1 .................. 205 373 727 100.0 78.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 198 ........ 18 844 5.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 174 .................... 6 722 1.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 433 ...... 10 401 2.8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 1 ........... 002 217 545 58.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 106 .......... 4 432 1.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 95 ...... 9 090 2.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 244 ... 7 579 2.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 883 ....... 67 771 18.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 517 ..... 31 101 8.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 242 .1 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 1 ...... 993 433 672 100.0 79.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 1 ........ 408 148 545 34.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 1 .................... 212 85 743 19.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 98 ...... 4 778 1.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 170 ...... 4 545 1.1 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 36 ........... 1 694 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 125 ...... 1 706 .4 (X)

Gaming receipts 15 ................ 258 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 89 .......... 1 802 .4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 1 ...... 844 138 293 31.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 442 ... 18 205 4.2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 385 ....... 11 259 2.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 551 ..... 16 799 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 45 (V) (X)

CALIFORNIA

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 233 ................. 88 491 100.0 92.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 135 ........ 17 488 19.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 133 .................... 11 475 13.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 27 ...... 1 626 1.8 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 10 .......................... 43 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 58 ...... 2 560 2.9 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 88 ........... 28 856 32.6 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 160 .2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 16 .......... 795 .9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 131 ...... 13 132 14.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 54 ... 6 452 7.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 70 ....... 3 509 4.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 64 ..... 2 356 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 39 (V) (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 93 ............... 37 762 100.0 59.4

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified

lines as

percent

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

CALIFORNIAmCon.

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 140 ...... 50 729 100.0 94.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 123 ........ 16 195 31.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 120 .................... 10 815 21.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 27 ...... 1 592 3.1 (X)

Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or

beer 10 .......................... 43 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 1 679 3.3 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 6 ........... 193 .4 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 160 .3 (X)

Gaming receipts 6 ................ 39 .1 (X)

Rental of public rooms 5 .......... 55 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 125 ...... 12 171 24.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ... 6 162 12.2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 19 ....... 956 1.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 36 ..... 669 1.3 (X)

COLORADO

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 70 ................. 28 351 100.0 91.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 38 ........ 9 880 34.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 32 .................... 4 981 17.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 1 470 5.2 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 31 ........... 6 531 23.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 74 .3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 23 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 33 ...... 2 160 7.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 375 1.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 44 ....... 2 229 7.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 35 ..... 626 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 29 .................. 9 968 100.0 97.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 840 8.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 129 1.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 679 6.8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 22 ........... 5 478 55.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 23 .2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 22 ....... 2 197 22.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 15 ..... 586 5.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 .4 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 41 ...... 18 383 100.0 92.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 9 040 49.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 21 .................... 4 852 26.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 791 4.3 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 9 ........... 1 053 5.7 (X)

Telephone service charges 9 ...... 74 .4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 33 ...... 2 140 11.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 359 2.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 22 ....... 32 .2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 40 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

CONNECTICUT

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 21 ................. 9 831 100.0 93.5

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 963 9.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 109 1.1 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 16 ........... 6 630 67.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 8 ...... 688 7.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 242 2.5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 13 ....... 370 3.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 9 ..... 69 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 760 7.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 5. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified

lines as

percent

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 4 ................. 2 709 100.0 71.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 1 231 45.4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 4 ....... 195 7.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 283 47.4 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 4 ...... 2 709 100.0 71.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 1 231 45.4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 4 ....... 195 7.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 283 47.4 (X)

FLORIDA

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 81 ................. 34 604 100.0 74.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 55 ........ 6 696 19.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 47 .................... 4 941 14.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 164 .5 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 21 ........... 5 703 16.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 52 ...... 4 900 14.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 554 1.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 22 ....... 887 2.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 54 ..... 10 440 30.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 319 .9 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 29 .................. 16 603 100.0 79.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 4 ........ 472 2.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 365 2.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 101 .6 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 21 ........... 5 695 34.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 23 .1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 20 ....... 830 5.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 17 ..... 9 036 54.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 81 .5 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 52 ...... 18 001 100.0 68.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 51 ........ 6 224 34.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 43 .................... 4 576 25.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 50 ...... 4 860 27.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 531 3.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 37 ..... 1 404 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 406 2.3 (X)

ILLINOIS

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 146 ................. 40 957 100.0 88.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 89 ........ 10 038 24.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 83 .................... 8 718 21.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 100 2.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 248 .6 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 38 ........... 6 151 15.0 (X)

Telephone service charges 19 ...... 267 .7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 125 .3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 110 ...... 10 556 25.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 25 ... 397 1.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 39 ....... 787 1.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 46 ..... 2 569 6.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 37 .................. 8 628 100.0 77.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 5 ........ 95 1.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 188 2.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 98 1.1 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 37 ........... 6 140 71.2 (X)

Telephone service charges 4 ...... 4 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 8 ...... 425 4.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 147 1.7 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 29 ....... 726 8.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 16 ..... 804 9.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified

lines as

percent

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

ILLINOISmCon.

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 109 ...... 32 329 100.0 94.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 84 ........ 9 943 30.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 78 .................... 8 530 26.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 1 100 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 150 .5 (X)

Telephone service charges 15 ...... 263 .8 (X)

Rental of public rooms 7 .......... 124 .4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 102 ...... 10 131 31.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 250 .8 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 10 ....... 61 .2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 30 ..... 1 765 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

INDIANA

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 181 ................. 36 903 100.0 70.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 135 ........ 17 349 47.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 98 .................... 5 197 14.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 122 .3 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 27 ........... 4 031 10.9 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 83 .2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 150 ...... 6 640 18.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 40 ... 267 .7 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 33 ....... 2 711 7.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 47 ..... 489 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 29 .................. 7 081 100.0 85.6

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 98 1.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 118 1.7 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 27 ........... 4 030 56.9 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 27 ....... 2 270 32.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 11 ..... 177 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 388 5.5 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 152 ...... 29 822 100.0 66.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 134 ........ 17 336 58.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 94 .................... 5 099 17.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 10 ...... 83 .3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 147 ...... 6 267 21.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 39 ... 265 .9 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 6 ....... 441 1.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 36 ..... 312 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 .1 (X)

KANSAS

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging # 89 .............. 16 449 100.0 57.8

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 15 .................. 2 565 100.0 100.0

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 32 1.3 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 8 ........... 1 569 61.2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 14 ....... 734 28.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 84 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 146 5.7 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 74 ... 13 884 100.0 57.9

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 5. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified

lines as

percent

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

LOUISIANA

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 29 ................. 4 414 100.0 66.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 730 16.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 413 9.4 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 4 ........... 322 7.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 23 ...... 2 204 49.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 133 3.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 6 ....... 339 7.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 10 ..... 220 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 1.2 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 6 .................. 841 100.0 100.0

Camp tuitions or fees 4 ........... 319 37.9 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 5 ....... 323 38.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 199 23.7 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 23 ... 3 573 100.0 53.7

MAINE

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 20 ................. 5 655 100.0 99.0

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 55 1.0 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 11 ........... 3 128 55.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 18 ....... 2 115 37.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 357 6.3 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 17 .................. 5 398 100.0 98.9

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 55 1.0 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 11 ........... 3 128 58.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 17 ....... 2 113 39.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 102 1.9 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 3 ...... 257 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 257 100.0 (X)

MARYLAND

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 31 ................. 11 352 100.0 94.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 1 541 13.6 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 11 ........... 2 740 24.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 12 ...... 1 683 14.8 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 12 ....... 1 588 14.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 19 ..... 1 958 17.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 842 16.2 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 16 .................. 4 458 100.0 97.7

Camp tuitions or fees 10 ........... 2 666 59.8 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 11 ....... 372 8.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 9 ..... 1 382 31.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 38 .9 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 15 ...... 6 894 100.0 92.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 1 541 22.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 12 ...... 1 683 24.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 10 ..... 576 8.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 094 44.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified

lines as

percent

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MASSACHUSETTS

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 81 ................. 19 768 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 639 3.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 31 .................... 1 689 8.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 19 ...... 74 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 26 ...... 151 .8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 31 ........... 8 956 45.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 367 1.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 40 ...... 802 4.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 40 ... 3 811 19.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 37 ....... 1 655 8.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 32 ..... 1 622 8.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 49 .................. 14 171 100.0 82.7

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 27 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ...... 142 1.0 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 31 ........... 8 954 63.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 8 .......... 366 2.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 8 ...... 282 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 1 130 8.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 32 ....... 1 634 11.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 31 ..... 1 585 11.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 .4 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 32 ... 5 597 100.0 53.9

MICHIGAN

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 147 ................. 36 842 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 44 ........ 3 239 8.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 74 .................... 3 733 10.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 1 773 4.8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 67 ........... 11 273 30.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 82 ...... 6 825 18.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ... 1 025 2.8 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 70 ....... 5 359 14.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 76 ..... 3 521 9.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 94 .3 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 74 .................. 24 766 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 6 ........ 1 018 4.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 736 3.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 1 755 7.1 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 66 ........... 11 246 45.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 9 ...... 2 728 11.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 675 2.7 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 63 ....... 5 322 21.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 36 ..... 1 231 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 55 .2 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 73 ... 12 076 100.0 46.4

MISSOURI

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 85 ................. 17 292 100.0 92.9

Guestroom or unit rentals 52 ........ 6 314 36.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 47 .................... 2 805 16.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 53 .3 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 18 ........... 2 840 16.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 65 ...... 2 364 13.7 (X)

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Table 5. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified

lines as

percent

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MISSOURImCon.

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodgingmCon.

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 168 1.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 20 ....... 2 199 12.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 32 ..... 339 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 210 1.2 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 27 .................. 5 581 100.0 96.7

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 47 .8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 18 ........... 2 837 50.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 7 ...... 223 4.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 17 ....... 2 184 39.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 93 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 197 3.5 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 58 ...... 11 711 100.0 92.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 52 ........ 6 309 53.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 47 .................... 2 803 23.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 58 ...... 2 141 18.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 166 1.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 25 ..... 246 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 46 .4 (X)

NEBRASKA

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging # 45 .............. 7 852 100.0 44.0

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 7 .................. 798 100.0 84.1

Camp tuitions or fees 5 ........... 405 50.8 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 5 ....... 263 33.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 130 16.3 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 38 ... 7 054 100.0 39.4

NEW HAMPSHIRE

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 40 ................. 11 594 100.0 94.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 7 ........ 724 6.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 225 1.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 95 .8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 31 ........... 9 074 78.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 117 1.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 19 ....... 422 3.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 23 ..... 832 7.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 105 .9 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 33 .................. 10 463 100.0 100.0

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 93 .9 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 31 ........... 9 073 86.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 54 .5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 19 ....... 418 4.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 19 ..... 805 7.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 .2 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 7 ... 1 131 100.0 34.2

NEW JERSEY

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging # 33 .............. 17 443 100.0 53.9

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps # 22 ............... 14 354 100.0 47.4

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 11 ...... 3 089 100.0 100.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 877 28.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 932 30.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 8 .3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 11 ...... 1 085 35.1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 8 ....... 27 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 160 5.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified

lines as

percent

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEW YORK

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 222 ................. 67 220 100.0 76.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 86 ........ 13 301 19.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 55 .................... 2 925 4.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 320 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 52 ...... 1 709 2.5 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 101 ........... 20 883 31.1 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 675 1.0 (X)

Rental of public rooms 21 .......... 579 .9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 113 ...... 7 523 11.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 52 ... 1 740 2.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 113 ....... 13 776 20.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 81 ..... 3 785 5.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 109 .................. 37 844 100.0 81.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 979 2.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 37 ...... 1 369 3.6 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 91 ........... 20 841 55.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 874 2.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 91 ....... 12 482 33.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 47 ..... 1 223 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 76 .2 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 113 ...... 29 376 100.0 75.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 59 ........ 12 322 42.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 52 .................... 2 921 9.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 14 ...... 320 1.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 340 1.2 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 10 ........... 42 .1 (X)

Telephone service charges 5 ...... 675 2.3 (X)

Rental of public rooms 18 .......... 512 1.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 111 ...... 7 518 25.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 866 3.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 22 ....... 1 294 4.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 34 ..... 2 562 8.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

NORTH CAROLINA

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 71 ................. 23 827 100.0 77.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 27 ........ 1 605 6.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 30 .................... 2 639 11.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 767 3.2 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 25 ........... 10 889 45.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 44 ...... 4 512 18.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 857 3.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 27 ....... 1 229 5.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 22 ..... 1 154 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 175 .7 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 28 .................. 14 703 100.0 92.5

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 84 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 762 5.2 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 25 ........... 10 887 74.1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 26 ....... 1 219 8.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 1 116 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 635 4.3 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 43 ... 9 124 100.0 26.7

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Table 5. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified

lines as

percent

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NORTH DAKOTA

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 30 ................. 2 725 100.0 90.7

Guestroom or unit rentals 25 ........ 719 26.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 23 .................... 538 19.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 18 .7 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 5 ........... 419 15.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 26 ...... 506 18.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 78 2.9 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 4 ....... 378 13.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 63 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 .2 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 5 .................. 901 100.0 100.0

Camp tuitions or fees 5 ........... 419 46.5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 4 ....... 377 41.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 105 11.7 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 25 ... 1 824 100.0 –

OHIO

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging # 191 .............. 30 954 100.0 59.2

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 63 .................. 11 990 100.0 73.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 1 578 13.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 533 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ...... 177 1.5 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 42 ........... 5 727 47.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 7 ...... 1 012 8.4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 43 ....... 2 227 18.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 40 ..... 668 5.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 68 .6 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 128 ... 18 964 100.0 43.5

OKLAHOMA

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 58 ................. 11 250 100.0 70.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 28 ........ 3 342 29.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 25 .................... 1 451 12.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 92 .8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 11 ........... 1 679 14.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 44 ...... 3 711 33.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ... 74 .7 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 26 ....... 571 5.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 32 ..... 184 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 146 1.3 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 13 .................. 2 444 100.0 83.9

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 92 3.8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 11 ........... 1 679 68.7 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 12 ....... 556 22.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 9 ..... 53 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 64 2.6 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis 45 ...... 8 806 100.0 65.3

Guestroom or unit rentals 28 ........ 3 320 37.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 1 431 16.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 44 ...... 3 702 42.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 65 .7 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 14 ....... 15 .2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 23 ..... 131 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 142 1.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified

lines as

percent

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

PENNSYLVANIA

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging # 224 .............. 45 763 100.0 51.5

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 72 .................. 25 235 100.0 86.0

Guestroom or unit rentals 17 ........ 1 351 5.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 732 2.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 315 1.3 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 65 ........... 16 196 64.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 9 .......... 316 1.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 4 ...... 81 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 1 291 5.1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 49 ....... 3 562 14.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 33 ..... 1 391 5.5 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 152 ... 20 528 100.0 35.1

TENNESSEE

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 32 ................. 4 195 100.0 83.8

Guestroom or unit rentals 13 ........ 635 15.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 393 9.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 32 .8 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 16 ........... 743 17.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 15 ...... 718 17.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 48 1.1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 19 ....... 1 181 28.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 12 ..... 435 10.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 .2 (X)

VIRGINIA

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 44 ................. 9 753 100.0 83.1

Guestroom or unit rentals 22 ........ 1 062 10.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 19 .................... 643 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 163 1.7 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 20 ........... 3 113 31.9 (X)

Rental of public rooms 16 .......... 382 3.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 14 ...... 2 733 28.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 240 2.5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 27 ....... 1 168 12.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 13 ..... 201 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 48 .5 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 23 .................. 7 120 100.0 99.6

Guestroom or unit rentals 11 ........ 347 4.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 451 6.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 160 2.3 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 20 ........... 3 111 43.7 (X)

Rental of public rooms 10 .......... 151 2.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 185 2.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 18 ....... 898 12.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 10 ..... 158 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 659 23.3 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 21 ... 2 633 100.0 38.5

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 5. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified

lines as

percent

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

WASHINGTON

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 103 ................. 24 473 100.0 79.2

Guestroom or unit rentals 41 ........ 4 976 20.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 40 .................... 2 703 11.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 427 1.7 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 31 ........... 5 290 21.6 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 941 3.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 72 ...... 8 349 34.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 189 .8 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 36 ....... 1 297 5.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 18 ..... 293 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 34 .................. 9 404 100.0 95.5

Guestroom or unit rentals 8 ........ 919 9.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 515 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ...... 275 2.9 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 31 ........... 5 288 56.2 (X)

Rental of public rooms 6 .......... 940 10.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 93 1.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 27 ....... 1 248 13.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 12 ..... 107 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 .2 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 69 ... 15 069 100.0 53.5

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and source of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified

lines as

percent

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

WISCONSIN

7032,

704

Camps and membership

lodging 74 ................. 20 102 100.0 81.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 23 ........ 2 029 10.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 19 .................... 1 052 5.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 605 3.0 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 45 ........... 10 767 53.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 24 ...... 1 388 6.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ... 212 1.1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 38 ....... 2 881 14.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 24 ..... 1 013 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 155 .8 (X)

7032 Sporting and recreational

camps 49 .................. 17 151 100.0 83.4

Guestroom or unit rentals 12 ........ 1 170 6.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 698 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 599 3.5 (X)

Camp tuitions or fees 45 ........... 10 767 62.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ... 64 .4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 31 ....... 2 832 16.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 16 ..... 793 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 228 1.3 (X)

704 Organization hotels and

lodging houses, on

membership basis # 25 ... 2 951 100.0 55.9

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7211 Power laundries, family

and commercial* 1 ....... 853 867 260 100.0 74.9

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 206 .............. 4 564 .5 (X)

Dryer receipts 176 ................ 2 513 .3 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 25 .. 1 492 .2 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 676 . 73 336 8.5 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 168 ......... 11 033 1.3 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 1 .................... 110 193 669 22.3 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 631 ....... 122 726 14.2 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 886 ..... 402 176 46.4 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 110 ......... 6 262 .7 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 172 .................... 18 710 2.2 (X)

Industrial garment supply 74 ...... 8 233 1.0 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 12 . 394 .1 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 36 ......... 966 .1 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 82 ...................... 2 922 .3 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 44 ..... 1 171 .1 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 36 ....................... 4 115 .5 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

On customers’ premises 23 ....... 1 550 .2 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 265 ................... 2 612 .3 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 64 .............. 3 127 .4 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 50 ....................... 467 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 138 ...... 1 443 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 104 ... 3 129 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 650 .1 (X)

7213 Linen supply* 1 ........... 375 2 659 972 100.0 81.2

Drycleaning for direct consumers 104 . 10 150 .4 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 88 .................... 5 528 .2 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 36 ....... 2 499 .1 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 126 ..... 31 158 1.2 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 816 ......... 424 945 16.0 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 1 .................... 153 1 741 643 65.5 (X)

Industrial garment supply 418 ...... 155 255 5.8 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 22 . 5 379 .2 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 303 ......... 28 378 1.1 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 515 ...................... 96 608 3.6 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 273 ..... 52 370 2.0 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 165 ....................... 19 320 .7 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 176 .............. 23 045 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 452 ...... 43 818 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 183 ... 17 870 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 006 .1 (X)

7215 pt. Coin-operated laundries

and drycleaning stores 12 . 401 1 403 570 100.0 64.8

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 11 .............. 235 661 337 47.1 (X)

Dryer receipts 10 ................ 391 355 185 25.3 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 2 .. 346 186 349 13.3 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 91 ....................... 1 690 .1 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 1 . 761 47 125 3.4 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 327 ......... 5 120 .4 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 3 .................... 402 60 695 4.3 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 249 ....... 5 300 .4 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 262 ..... 4 793 .3 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 101 ......... 1 431 .1 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 67 .................... 976 .1 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 654 ................... 3 719 .3 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 484 .............. 8 533 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 2 ...... 499 23 514 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 2 ... 567 35 741 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 062 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7215 pt. Coin-operated laundry

routes 601 .................. 932 820 100.0 93.4

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 20 .............. 549 .1 (X)

Dryer receipts 22 ................ 461 .1 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 601 ....................... 916 381 98.2 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 19 . 464 .1 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 34 .................... 2 121 .2 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 4 .................... 747 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 1 010 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 78 ... 10 606 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 481 .1 (X)

7216 Drycleaning plants,

except rug cleaning* 23 .... 213 5 067 031 100.0 72.8

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 1 .............. 328 36 279 .7 (X)

Dryer receipts 1 ................ 109 19 674 .4 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 21 . 691 3 566 992 70.4 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 3 ......... 518 351 067 6.9 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 13 .................... 874 774 799 15.3 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 1 ....... 565 57 957 1.1 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 473 ..... 19 730 .4 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 143 ......... 4 267 .1 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 130 .................... 9 263 .2 (X)

Industrial garment supply 266 ...... 19 968 .4 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 60 . 2 642 .1 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 180 ...................... 5 915 .1 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 424 ...................... 7 824 .2 (X)

On customers’ premises 225 ....... 10 988 .2 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 8 ................... 490 103 168 2.0 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 .............. 504 18 711 .4 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 1 ....................... 600 9 290 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 555 ...... 10 084 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 455 32 910 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 503 .1 (X)

7217 Carpet and upholstery

cleaning 7 ................ 693 1 483 310 100.0 76.5 Drycleaning for direct consumers 150 . 19 459 1.3 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 22 .................... 1 655 .1 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 58 ..... 2 516 .2 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 2 ...................... 306 155 619 10.5 (X)

On customers’ premises 7 ....... 287 1 234 421 83.2 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 30 ................... 2 055 .1 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 28 .............. 2 668 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 338 ...... 13 947 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 901 ... 49 536 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 434 .1 (X)

7218 Industrial launderers* 1 .... 435 3 649 671 100.0 72.6

Coin-operated store receipts:

Drycleaning machine receipts 8 .. 1 939 .1 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 123 . 17 749 .5 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 107 .................... 14 328 .4 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 28 ....... 4 349 .1 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 148 ..... 18 527 .5 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 350 ......... 49 167 1.4 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 644 .................... 175 583 4.8 (X)

Industrial garment supply 1 ...... 321 2 323 938 63.7 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 97 . 77 722 2.1 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 990 ......... 275 467 7.6 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 1 ...................... 008 367 886 10.1 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 797 ..... 134 633 3.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7218 Industrial launderers*m

Con.

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 18 ...................... 2 080 .1 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 373 .............. 49 629 1.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 471 ...... 64 179 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 327 ... 67 673 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 822 .1 (X)

7212, 9 Other laundry, cleaning,

and garment services* 7 .. 189 1 076 720 100.0 60.0

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 75 .............. 1 724 .2 (X)

Dryer receipts 90 ................ 1 430 .1 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 25 .. 633 .1 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 22 ....................... 505 .1 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 2 . 055 174 424 16.2 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 591 ......... 49 655 4.6 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 2 .................... 071 109 243 10.2 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 571 ....... 45 098 4.2 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 119 ..... 26 499 2.5 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 37 ......... 911 .1 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 64 .................... 3 832 .4 (X)

Industrial garment supply 30 ...... 1 931 .2 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 11 ...................... 531 .1 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 15 ..... 1 080 .1 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 344 ....................... 164 996 15.3 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

On customers’ premises 19 ....... 508 .1 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 3 ................... 554 256 531 23.8 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 .............. 297 206 487 19.2 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 363 ....................... 2 317 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 292 ...... 9 936 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 493 ... 18 191 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 258 (V) (X)

ALABAMA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 871 ....... 253 477 100.0 75.9

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 193 .............. 7 402 2.9 (X)

Dryer receipts 176 ................ 5 087 2.0 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 21 .. 1 898 .8 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 14 ....................... 2 999 1.2 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 429 . 64 499 25.5 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 106 ......... 10 813 4.3 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 383 .................... 26 875 10.6 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 30 ....... 2 029 .8 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 23 ..... 2 096 .8 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 20 ......... 7 729 3.1 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 28 .................... 25 352 10.0 (X)

Industrial garment supply 35 ...... 56 531 22.3 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 27 ......... 3 762 1.5 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 27 ...................... 7 755 3.1 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 12 ..... 676 .3 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 13 ....................... 449 .2 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 42 ...................... 569 .2 (X)

On customers’ premises 105 ....... 15 491 6.1 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 228 ................... 5 042 2.0 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 55 .............. 2 377 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 35 ...... 1 136 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 90 ... 2 765 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 145 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ALASKA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 95 ....... 36 543 100.0 67.3

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 34 .............. 2 743 7.5 (X)

Dryer receipts 31 ................ 1 288 3.5 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 6 .. 295 .8 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 32 . 6 828 18.7 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 8 ......... 1 192 3.3 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 29 .................... 1 885 5.2 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 8 ....... 362 1.0 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 6 ..... 908 2.5 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 10 ......... 2 665 7.3 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 9 .................... 3 454 9.5 (X)

Industrial garment supply 12 ...... 5 870 16.1 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 8 ......... 820 2.2 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 13 ...................... 2 416 6.6 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 9 ..... 858 2.4 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 8 ....................... 142 .4 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

On customers’ premises 21 ....... 2 387 6.5 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 19 ................... 625 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 447 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 810 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 548 1.5 (X)

ARIZONA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 791 ....... 248 724 100.0 82.5

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 172 .............. 9 982 4.0 (X)

Dryer receipts 149 ................ 3 888 1.6 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 23 .. 2 558 1.0 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 9 ....................... 17 499 7.0 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 375 . 56 893 22.9 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 86 ......... 4 898 2.0 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 288 .................... 15 230 6.1 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 44 ....... 1 895 .8 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 16 ..... 1 349 .5 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 29 ......... 17 480 7.0 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 28 .................... 30 415 12.2 (X)

Industrial garment supply 27 ...... 23 333 9.4 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 21 ......... 3 880 1.6 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 22 ...................... 5 932 2.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 24 ..... 4 149 1.7 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 48 ...................... 1 272 .5 (X)

On customers’ premises 187 ....... 27 575 11.1 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 191 ................... 4 717 1.9 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 42 .............. 2 976 1.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 90 ...... 2 658 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 81 ... 4 308 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 837 2.4 (X)

ARKANSAS

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 459 ....... 120 731 100.0 69.2

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 92 .............. 4 086 3.4 (X)

Dryer receipts 81 ................ 1 868 1.6 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 14 .. 746 .6 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 247 . 31 826 26.4 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 22 ......... 1 257 1.0 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 208 .................... 13 043 10.8 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 41 ....... 822 .7 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 22 ..... 2 559 2.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ARKANSASmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 16 ......... 1 238 1.0 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 21 .................... 9 662 8.0 (X)

Industrial garment supply 36 ...... 33 768 28.0 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 21 ......... 2 913 2.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 23 ...................... 3 046 2.5 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 19 ..... 1 112 .9 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 8 ....................... 445 .4 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 4 ...................... 215 .2 (X)

On customers’ premises 53 ....... 5 552 4.6 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 124 ................... 1 688 1.4 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 20 .............. 955 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ...... 920 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 42 ... 2 691 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 319 .3 (X)

CALIFORNIA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 6 ....... 836 2 573 903 100.0 76.3

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 911 .............. 84 469 3.3 (X)

Dryer receipts 874 ................ 37 897 1.5 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 223 .. 25 536 1.0 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 89 ....................... 248 937 9.7 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 3 . 255 530 991 20.6 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 759 ......... 47 831 1.9 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 2 .................... 521 120 676 4.7 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 602 ....... 49 343 1.9 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 194 ..... 82 068 3.2 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 204 ......... 87 133 3.4 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 269 .................... 365 519 14.2 (X)

Industrial garment supply 228 ...... 269 882 10.5 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 52 . 22 815 .9 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 133 ......... 43 065 1.7 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 160 ...................... 51 871 2.0 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 186 ..... 38 344 1.5 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 85 ....................... 56 511 2.2 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 464 ...................... 27 156 1.1 (X)

On customers’ premises 901 ....... 192 762 7.5 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 1 ................... 792 80 228 3.1 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 361 .............. 58 885 2.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 436 ...... 18 311 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 688 ... 32 966 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 707 (V) (X)

COLORADO

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 963 ....... 266 853 100.0 100.0

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 190 .............. 7 702 2.9 (X)

Dryer receipts 186 ................ 5 487 2.1 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 14 .. 1 389 .5 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 9 ....................... 37 880 14.2 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 472 . 58 821 22.0 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 60 ......... 6 126 2.3 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 450 .................... 20 436 7.7 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 46 ....... 6 838 2.6 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 70 ..... 13 143 4.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

COLORADOmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 21 ......... 3 466 1.3 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 46 .................... 21 031 7.9 (X)

Industrial garment supply 42 ...... 21 961 8.2 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 23 ......... 1 189 .5 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 37 ...................... 5 244 2.0 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 33 ..... 6 601 2.5 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 9 ....................... 2 813 1.1 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 29 ...................... 640 .2 (X)

On customers’ premises 200 ....... 32 198 12.1 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 209 ................... 3 243 1.2 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 72 .............. 3 308 1.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 101 ...... 2 372 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 177 ... 4 864 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 101 (V) (X)

CONNECTICUT

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 765 ....... 255 307 100.0 74.6

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 191 .............. 11 584 4.5 (X)

Dryer receipts 184 ................ 6 420 2.5 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 39 .. 3 070 1.2 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 6 ....................... 17 791 7.0 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 375 . 64 622 25.3 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 115 ......... 13 335 5.2 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 314 .................... 23 094 9.1 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 72 ....... 5 713 2.2 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 32 ..... 5 205 2.0 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 22 ......... 9 388 3.7 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 32 .................... 21 834 8.6 (X)

Industrial garment supply 26 ...... 26 038 10.2 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 17 ......... 4 538 1.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 25 ...................... 8 564 3.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 9 ..... 1 028 .4 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 7 ....................... 938 .4 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 46 ...................... 1 709 .7 (X)

On customers’ premises 80 ....... 15 769 6.2 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 163 ................... 5 807 2.3 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 49 .............. 4 566 1.8 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 61 ....................... 163 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 55 ...... 900 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 60 ... 2 792 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 439 .2 (X)

DELAWARE

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 131 ....... 43 669 100.0 82.4

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 34 .............. 2 165 5.0 (X)

Dryer receipts 34 ................ 1 323 3.0 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 5 .. 669 1.5 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 68 . 10 305 23.6 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 6 ......... 286 .7 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 52 .................... 2 520 5.8 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 8 ....... 294 .7 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 5 ..... 1 899 4.4 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 5 ......... 1 650 3.8 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 7 .................... 5 304 12.2 (X)

Industrial garment supply 5 ...... 5 731 13.1 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 6 ..... 702 1.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DELAWAREmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 12 ...................... 727 1.7 (X)

On customers’ premises 27 ....... 4 399 10.1 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 40 ................... 985 2.3 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 5 .............. 434 1.0 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 21 ....................... 165 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 92 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 2 796 6.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 223 2.8 (X)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 168 ....... 44 856 100.0 76.3

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 22 .............. 1 254 2.8 (X)

Dryer receipts 19 ................ 1 188 2.7 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 4 .. 474 1.1 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 6 ....................... 1 149 2.6 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 105 . 12 901 28.8 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 20 ......... 1 456 3.3 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 74 .................... 3 892 8.7 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 10 ....... 1 071 2.4 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 5 ..... 1 944 4.3 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 4 .................... 11 719 26.1 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 4 ....................... 1 382 3.1 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 9 ...................... 251 .6 (X)

On customers’ premises 4 ....... 486 1.1 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 52 ................... 1 438 3.2 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 7 .............. 2 140 4.8 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 43 ....................... 563 1.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 87 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 184 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 277 2.9 (X)

FLORIDA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 3 ....... 498 909 498 100.0 62.6

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 862 .............. 42 023 4.6 (X)

Dryer receipts 792 ................ 23 024 2.5 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 135 .. 9 474 1.0 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 57 ....................... 34 123 3.8 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 1 . 473 216 104 23.8 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 318 ......... 31 007 3.4 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 1 .................... 394 60 610 6.7 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 152 ....... 11 434 1.3 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 129 ..... 17 330 1.9 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 55 ......... 6 511 .7 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 111 .................... 103 783 11.4 (X)

Industrial garment supply 85 ...... 143 198 15.7 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 5 . 7 232 .8 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 72 ......... 16 227 1.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 77 ...................... 21 599 2.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 33 ..... 3 957 .4 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 23 ....................... 1 626 .2 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 155 ...................... 14 583 1.6 (X)

On customers’ premises 617 ....... 103 199 11.4 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 1 ................... 104 24 032 2.6 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 168 .............. 7 256 .8 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 155 ....................... 476 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 262 ...... 3 336 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

FLORIDAmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Other receipts from customers 303 ... 7 354 .8 (X)

GEORGIA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 ....... 697 465 080 100.0 73.5

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 312 .............. 12 431 2.7 (X)

Dryer receipts 277 ................ 7 129 1.5 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 75 .. 8 997 1.9 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 32 ....................... 13 299 2.9 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 909 . 118 099 25.4 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 177 ......... 12 188 2.6 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 698 .................... 43 566 9.4 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 81 ....... 5 118 1.1 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 48 ..... 8 190 1.8 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 63 ......... 7 401 1.6 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 66 .................... 45 460 9.8 (X)

Industrial garment supply 62 ...... 85 951 18.5 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 53 ......... 8 336 1.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 61 ...................... 13 549 2.9 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 28 ..... 4 193 .9 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 24 ....................... 1 574 .3 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 89 ...................... 2 680 .6 (X)

On customers’ premises 191 ....... 40 425 8.7 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 435 ................... 6 441 1.4 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 114 .............. 11 000 2.4 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 155 ....................... 699 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 107 ...... 2 292 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 196 ... 5 952 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 110 (V) (X)

HAWAII

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 150 ....... 91 366 100.0 69.9

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 32 .............. 2 778 3.0 (X)

Dryer receipts 31 ................ 1 758 1.9 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 5 ....................... 3 905 4.3 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 47 . 16 157 17.7 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 6 ......... 750 .8 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 36 .................... 4 658 5.1 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 10 ..... 10 604 11.6 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 11 .................... 25 028 27.4 (X)

Industrial garment supply 17 ...... 4 364 4.8 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 15 ......... 309 .3 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 14 ...................... 2 324 2.5 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 19 ..... 1 938 2.1 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 6 ....................... 1 187 1.3 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 8 ...................... 53 .1 (X)

On customers’ premises 34 ....... 7 057 7.7 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 29 ................... 1 807 2.0 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 22 .............. 1 631 1.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 1 631 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 199 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 228 3.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

IDAHO

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 181 ....... 41 233 100.0 80.0

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 52 .............. 1 540 3.7 (X)

Dryer receipts 52 ................ 1 094 2.7 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 9 .. 462 1.1 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 83 . 10 002 24.3 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 16 ......... 1 171 2.8 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 66 .................... 1 979 4.8 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 7 ..... 138 .3 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 8 ......... 3 524 8.6 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 10 .................... 4 979 12.1 (X)

Industrial garment supply 8 ...... 1 778 4.3 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 5 ......... 829 2.0 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 9 ...................... 1 616 3.9 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 8 ..... 1 579 3.8 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 14 ...................... 544 1.3 (X)

On customers’ premises 46 ....... 5 451 13.2 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 38 ................... 671 1.6 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 13 .............. 1 075 2.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 1 364 3.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 30 ... 1 054 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 383 .9 (X)

ILLINOIS

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 2 ....... 670 811 908 100.0 68.1

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 702 .............. 44 821 5.5 (X)

Dryer receipts 627 ................ 21 228 2.6 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 88 .. 7 226 .9 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 49 ....................... 34 183 4.2 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 1 . 107 172 761 21.3 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 247 ......... 32 127 4.0 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 873 .................... 56 157 6.9 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 112 ....... 7 996 1.0 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 79 ..... 17 893 2.2 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 70 ......... 29 830 3.7 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 90 .................... 100 311 12.4 (X)

Industrial garment supply 80 ...... 120 985 14.9 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 10 . 874 .1 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 44 ......... 12 879 1.6 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 51 ...................... 18 538 2.3 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 46 ..... 8 195 1.0 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 12 ....................... 9 545 1.2 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 151 ...................... 12 478 1.5 (X)

On customers’ premises 350 ....... 53 194 6.6 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 568 ................... 16 723 2.1 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 177 .............. 16 883 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 321 ...... 10 805 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 241 ... 6 223 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 (V) (X)

INDIANA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 ....... 256 352 662 100.0 77.8

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 417 .............. 23 353 6.6 (X)

Dryer receipts 396 ................ 12 170 3.5 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 80 .. 2 526 .7 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 19 ....................... 3 916 1.1 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 561 . 76 874 21.8 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 84 ......... 6 786 1.9 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 548 .................... 19 806 5.6 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 74 ....... 1 934 .6 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 50 ..... 16 545 4.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

INDIANAmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 44 ......... 6 350 1.8 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 57 .................... 20 241 5.7 (X)

Industrial garment supply 72 ...... 78 616 22.3 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 4 . 538 .2 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 53 ......... 9 801 2.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 65 ...................... 16 576 4.7 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 73 ..... 3 031 .9 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 7 ....................... 980 .3 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 97 ...................... 5 206 1.5 (X)

On customers’ premises 199 ....... 25 550 7.2 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 315 ................... 7 788 2.2 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 94 .............. 5 217 1.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 172 ...... 2 660 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 239 ... 6 138 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 (V) (X)

IOWA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 475 ....... 133 177 100.0 67.6

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 121 .............. 4 438 3.3 (X)

Dryer receipts 105 ................ 2 495 1.9 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 37 .. 3 498 2.6 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 6 ....................... 720 .5 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 228 . 31 291 23.5 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 45 ......... 1 829 1.4 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 170 .................... 8 098 6.1 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 35 ....... 1 623 1.2 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 50 ..... 5 227 3.9 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 14 ......... 2 536 1.9 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 26 .................... 10 433 7.8 (X)

Industrial garment supply 28 ...... 28 894 21.7 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 21 ......... 4 409 3.3 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 27 ...................... 5 407 4.1 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 20 ..... 937 .7 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 5 ....................... 327 .3 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 44 ...................... 1 202 .9 (X)

On customers’ premises 87 ....... 12 191 9.2 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 115 ................... 2 092 1.6 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 18 .............. 2 420 1.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 49 ...... 930 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 64 ... 2 042 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 138 .1 (X)

KANSAS

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 531 ....... 132 269 100.0 81.6

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 117 .............. 5 110 3.9 (X)

Dryer receipts 111 ................ 3 237 2.5 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 19 .. 824 .6 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 5 ....................... 739 .6 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 246 . 33 738 25.5 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 30 ......... 2 012 1.5 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 231 .................... 10 754 8.1 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 39 ....... 3 681 2.8 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 17 ..... 650 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

KANSASmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 22 ......... 8 542 6.5 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 28 .................... 10 948 8.3 (X)

Industrial garment supply 29 ...... 17 442 13.2 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 23 ......... 4 497 3.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 22 ...................... 5 591 4.2 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 16 ..... 2 171 1.6 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 6 ....................... 220 .2 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 51 ...................... 794 .6 (X)

On customers’ premises 94 ....... 12 588 9.5 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 152 ................... 2 005 1.5 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 98 .............. 3 324 2.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 48 ...... 1 219 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 74 ... 2 167 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 (V) (X)

KENTUCKY

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 739 ....... 237 462 100.0 69.9

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 248 .............. 9 394 4.0 (X)

Dryer receipts 236 ................ 5 158 2.2 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 19 .. 614 .3 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 7 ....................... 5 367 2.3 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 360 . 47 066 19.8 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 36 ......... 1 230 .5 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 381 .................... 17 516 7.4 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 36 ....... 3 378 1.4 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 21 ..... 3 989 1.7 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 20 ......... 15 288 6.4 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 38 .................... 26 676 11.2 (X)

Industrial garment supply 43 ...... 54 888 23.1 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 39 ......... 5 494 2.3 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 37 ...................... 13 460 5.7 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 24 ..... 3 445 1.5 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 4 ....................... 1 149 .5 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 21 ...................... 260 .1 (X)

On customers’ premises 89 ....... 13 933 5.9 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 205 ................... 3 113 1.3 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 99 .............. 1 342 .6 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 31 ....................... 159 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 122 ...... 2 324 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 99 ... 2 219 .9 (X)

LOUISIANA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 719 ....... 215 975 100.0 78.7

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 113 .............. 5 653 2.6 (X)

Dryer receipts 102 ................ 3 233 1.5 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 23 .. 2 340 1.1 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 6 ....................... 10 436 4.8 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 382 . 56 642 26.2 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 81 ......... 8 132 3.8 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 366 .................... 19 256 8.9 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 80 ....... 3 479 1.6 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 20 ..... 6 888 3.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LOUISIANAmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 20 ......... 2 488 1.2 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 25 .................... 25 156 11.7 (X)

Industrial garment supply 38 ...... 36 477 16.9 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 22 ......... 3 021 1.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 23 ...................... 7 305 3.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 8 ..... 515 .2 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 6 ....................... 342 .2 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 51 ...................... 2 216 1.0 (X)

On customers’ premises 71 ....... 10 659 4.9 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 126 ................... 2 533 1.2 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 55 .............. 2 922 1.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 41 ...... 3 432 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 36 ... 1 357 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 493 .7 (X)

MAINE

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 213 ....... 52 016 100.0 80.3

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 97 .............. 4 756 9.1 (X)

Dryer receipts 83 ................ 2 738 5.3 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 39 .. 2 792 5.4 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 80 . 8 161 15.7 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 16 ......... 1 014 2.0 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 55 .................... 2 067 4.0 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 14 ....... 470 .9 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 25 ..... 2 544 4.9 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 11 ......... 1 369 2.6 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 16 .................... 3 913 7.5 (X)

Industrial garment supply 11 ...... 8 836 17.0 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 10 ......... 1 317 2.5 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 7 ...................... 1 898 3.7 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 7 ..... 181 .4 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 9 ....................... 262 .5 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 25 ...................... 1 032 2.0 (X)

On customers’ premises 31 ....... 2 698 5.2 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 42 ................... 834 1.6 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 11 .............. 204 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 330 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 524 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 076 7.8 (X)

MARYLAND

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 ....... 114 359 232 100.0 74.7

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 218 .............. 14 489 4.0 (X)

Dryer receipts 214 ................ 9 448 2.6 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 116 .. 5 140 1.4 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 11 ....................... 48 660 13.6 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 562 . 79 869 22.2 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 54 ......... 4 250 1.2 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 408 .................... 21 847 6.1 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 46 ....... 3 861 1.1 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 27 ..... 7 770 2.2 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 11 ......... 7 596 2.1 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 19 .................... 14 426 4.0 (X)

Industrial garment supply 43 ...... 61 436 17.1 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 21 ......... 6 224 1.7 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 17 ...................... 4 960 1.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 10 ..... 679 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MARYLANDmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 8 ....................... 3 025 .8 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 21 ...................... 4 614 1.3 (X)

On customers’ premises 173 ....... 27 246 7.6 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 381 ................... 10 985 3.1 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 169 .............. 10 096 2.8 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 254 ....................... 2 582 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 95 ...... 2 567 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 179 ... 7 389 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 (V) (X)

MASSACHUSETTS

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 ....... 422 443 035 100.0 68.1

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 372 .............. 22 419 5.1 (X)

Dryer receipts 343 ................ 12 847 2.9 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 67 .. 6 750 1.5 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 21 ....................... 29 880 6.7 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 673 . 107 974 24.4 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 153 ......... 13 449 3.0 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 510 .................... 28 317 6.4 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 72 ....... 6 562 1.5 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 53 ..... 22 659 5.1 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 18 ......... 7 694 1.7 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 53 .................... 50 595 11.4 (X)

Industrial garment supply 46 ...... 57 391 13.0 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 8 . 1 032 .2 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 24 ......... 9 811 2.2 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 33 ...................... 6 412 1.5 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 18 ..... 1 350 .3 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 13 ....................... 5 356 1.2 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 70 ...................... 4 707 1.1 (X)

On customers’ premises 131 ....... 21 655 4.9 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 247 ................... 5 780 1.3 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 135 .............. 15 635 3.5 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 71 ....................... 252 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 83 ...... 1 250 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 133 ... 3 258 .7 (X)

MICHIGAN

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 ....... 945 572 634 100.0 80.2

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 529 .............. 31 219 5.5 (X)

Dryer receipts 487 ................ 15 967 2.8 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 175 .. 9 817 1.7 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 32 ....................... 24 832 4.3 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 912 . 131 413 23.0 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 87 ......... 10 325 1.8 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 597 .................... 24 076 4.2 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 112 ....... 3 878 .7 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 82 ..... 27 658 4.8 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 44 ......... 9 326 1.6 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 75 .................... 63 750 11.1 (X)

Industrial garment supply 94 ...... 121 729 21.3 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 38 ......... 4 638 .8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 66 ...................... 14 296 2.5 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 32 ..... 1 077 .2 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 16 ....................... 9 592 1.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MICHIGANmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 78 ...................... 2 360 .4 (X)

On customers’ premises 286 ....... 37 401 6.5 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 375 ................... 11 714 2.1 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 153 .............. 3 770 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 211 ...... 5 139 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 333 ... 8 354 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 303 .1 (X)

MINNESOTA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 769 ....... 248 302 100.0 86.0

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 149 .............. 8 694 3.5 (X)

Dryer receipts 114 ................ 2 387 1.0 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 47 .. 4 052 1.6 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 10 ....................... 7 726 3.1 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 348 . 54 164 21.8 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 69 ......... 5 806 2.3 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 342 .................... 19 762 8.0 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 42 ....... 1 160 .5 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 38 ..... 5 048 2.0 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 31 ......... 12 325 5.0 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 42 .................... 18 822 7.6 (X)

Industrial garment supply 36 ...... 42 464 17.1 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 6 . 600 .2 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 27 ......... 4 994 2.0 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 26 ...................... 14 462 5.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 19 ..... 1 568 .6 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 4 ....................... 1 484 .6 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 40 ...................... 1 148 .5 (X)

On customers’ premises 125 ....... 19 152 7.7 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 210 ................... 10 831 4.4 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 42 .............. 3 420 1.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 51 ...... 3 940 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 118 ... 4 254 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 39 (V) (X)

MISSISSIPPI

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 470 ....... 114 414 100.0 76.4

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 85 .............. 3 147 2.8 (X)

Dryer receipts 82 ................ 2 054 1.8 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 34 .. 4 718 4.1 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 8 ....................... 966 .8 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 248 . 33 497 29.3 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 32 ......... 4 541 4.0 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 193 .................... 13 397 11.7 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 19 ....... 4 276 3.7 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 14 ..... 3 728 3.3 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 10 ......... 1 460 1.3 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 10 .................... 8 053 7.0 (X)

Industrial garment supply 20 ...... 13 253 11.6 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 17 ......... 1 296 1.1 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 14 ...................... 2 750 2.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 11 ..... 1 427 1.3 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 11 ...................... 639 .6 (X)

On customers’ premises 46 ....... 6 884 6.0 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 108 ................... 1 783 1.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 760 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ... 3 677 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 108 1.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MISSOURI

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 ....... 194 318 463 100.0 75.6

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 254 .............. 11 500 3.6 (X)

Dryer receipts 229 ................ 5 909 1.9 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 93 .. 5 999 1.9 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 14 ....................... 16 162 5.1 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 573 . 82 658 26.0 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 54 ......... 2 862 .9 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 448 .................... 25 963 8.2 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 47 ....... 3 283 1.0 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 40 ..... 5 920 1.9 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 41 ......... 5 359 1.7 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 72 .................... 29 587 9.3 (X)

Industrial garment supply 39 ...... 41 513 13.0 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 34 ......... 9 017 2.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 49 ...................... 10 474 3.3 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 45 ..... 3 809 1.2 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 15 ....................... 3 883 1.2 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 81 ...................... 3 520 1.1 (X)

On customers’ premises 185 ....... 22 633 7.1 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 313 ................... 6 590 2.1 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 119 .............. 5 496 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 106 ...... 8 962 2.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 102 ... 7 305 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 59 (V) (X)

MONTANA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 165 ....... 33 091 100.0 77.0

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 74 .............. 2 054 6.2 (X)

Dryer receipts 67 ................ 972 2.9 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 14 .. 608 1.8 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 73 . 5 960 18.0 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 13 ......... 1 229 3.7 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 71 .................... 1 959 5.9 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 14 ....... 537 1.6 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 19 ..... 1 916 5.8 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 17 ......... 1 561 4.7 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 19 .................... 3 748 11.3 (X)

Industrial garment supply 15 ...... 2 091 6.3 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 4 . 62 .2 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 12 ......... 910 2.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 20 ...................... 1 628 4.9 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 12 ..... 703 2.1 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 21 ...................... 527 1.6 (X)

On customers’ premises 26 ....... 3 185 9.6 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 30 ................... 431 1.3 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 8 .............. 605 1.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 46 ...... 1 322 4.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 531 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 552 1.7 (X)

NEBRASKA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 281 ....... 75 280 100.0 89.4

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 57 .............. 2 301 3.1 (X)

Dryer receipts 52 ................ 1 363 1.8 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 13 .. 436 .6 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 4 ....................... 1 052 1.4 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 130 . 18 018 23.9 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 11 ......... 1 324 1.8 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 104 .................... 4 966 6.6 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 6 ....... 271 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEBRASKAmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Commercial laundry receipts 14 ..... 1 372 1.8 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 14 ......... 4 049 5.4 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 25 .................... 8 022 10.7 (X)

Industrial garment supply 16 ...... 4 312 5.7 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 17 ......... 2 058 2.7 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 16 ...................... 4 740 6.3 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 15 ..... 1 610 2.1 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 16 ...................... 333 .4 (X)

On customers’ premises 67 ....... 7 921 10.5 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 64 ................... 1 780 2.4 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 30 .............. 1 758 2.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 43 ...... 2 319 3.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 31 ... 698 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 577 6.1 (X)

NEVADA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 306 ....... 158 071 100.0 88.1

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 62 .............. 4 049 2.6 (X)

Dryer receipts 53 ................ 2 204 1.4 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 22 .. 1 139 .7 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 149 . 25 146 15.9 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 24 ......... 3 345 2.1 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 118 .................... 6 624 4.2 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 9 ....... 758 .5 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 12 ..... 2 583 1.6 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 17 ......... 4 040 2.6 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 16 .................... 59 348 37.6 (X)

Industrial garment supply 14 ...... 12 152 7.7 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 10 ......... 1 489 .9 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 14 ...................... 2 855 1.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 12 ..... 1 532 1.0 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 19 ...................... 359 .2 (X)

On customers’ premises 67 ....... 10 891 6.9 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 103 ................... 1 415 .9 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 37 .............. 1 480 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 29 ...... 1 623 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 58 ... 1 978 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 061 8.3 (X)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 227 ....... 86 192 100.0 71.7

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 90 .............. 4 405 5.1 (X)

Dryer receipts 86 ................ 2 515 2.9 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 9 .. 584 .7 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 4 ....................... 605 .7 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 96 . 15 272 17.7 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 12 ......... 313 .4 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 94 .................... 4 642 5.4 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 29 ....... 1 321 1.5 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 9 ..... 7 245 8.4 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 6 ......... 2 600 3.0 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 6 .................... 10 741 12.5 (X)

Industrial garment supply 9 ...... 18 473 21.4 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 7 ......... 3 823 4.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 8 ...................... 2 987 3.5 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 11 ...................... 161 .2 (X)

On customers’ premises 35 ....... 4 879 5.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW HAMPSHIREmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Alterations and garment

construction 24 ................... 298 .4 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 22 .............. 629 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 26 ...... 844 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 41 ... 1 032 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 823 3.3 (X)

NEW JERSEY

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 2 ....... 062 583 466 100.0 75.0

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 452 .............. 28 085 4.8 (X)

Dryer receipts 415 ................ 14 974 2.6 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 134 .. 8 574 1.5 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 23 ....................... 35 172 6.0 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 1 . 012 147 867 25.3 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 153 ......... 23 308 4.0 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 500 .................... 23 974 4.1 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 75 ....... 9 261 1.6 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 65 ..... 32 908 5.6 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 58 ......... 11 770 2.0 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 114 .................... 68 225 11.7 (X)

Industrial garment supply 56 ...... 61 608 10.6 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 23 ......... 5 672 1.0 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 53 ...................... 5 022 .9 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 32 ..... 3 611 .6 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 61 ....................... 12 840 2.2 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 82 ...................... 7 589 1.3 (X)

On customers’ premises 180 ....... 34 581 5.9 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 417 ................... 17 571 3.0 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 108 .............. 11 916 2.0 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 111 ....................... 475 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 115 ...... 8 097 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 118 ... 10 293 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 (V) (X)

NEW MEXICO

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 321 ....... 71 937 100.0 75.5

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 114 .............. 5 398 7.5 (X)

Dryer receipts 104 ................ 3 264 4.5 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 9 .. 290 .4 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 5 ....................... 4 205 5.9 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 128 . 15 164 21.1 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 28 ......... 2 278 3.2 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 116 .................... 4 194 5.8 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 17 ....... 556 .8 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 14 ..... 2 780 3.9 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 5 ......... 884 1.2 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 14 .................... 3 523 4.9 (X)

Industrial garment supply 14 ...... 10 967 15.3 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 13 ......... 1 784 2.5 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 13 ...................... 3 204 4.5 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 8 ..... 968 1.4 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 4 ....................... 833 1.2 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 12 ...................... 1 716 2.4 (X)

On customers’ premises 38 ....... 3 712 5.2 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 75 ................... 1 615 2.3 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 34 .............. 2 649 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 48 ...... 1 057 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 871 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW YORK

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 4 ....... 800 1 284 432 100.0 72.5

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 1 .............. 290 64 590 5.0 (X)

Dryer receipts 1 ................ 146 37 611 2.9 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 218 .. 19 030 1.5 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 93 ....................... 106 559 8.3 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 2 . 366 306 245 23.8 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 208 ......... 20 851 1.6 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 1 .................... 069 64 732 5.0 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 222 ....... 29 477 2.3 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 138 ..... 41 570 3.2 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 91 ......... 56 252 4.4 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 148 .................... 168 580 13.1 (X)

Industrial garment supply 102 ...... 120 911 9.4 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 12 . 11 179 .9 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 58 ......... 14 204 1.1 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 76 ...................... 23 212 1.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 54 ..... 12 968 1.0 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 69 ....................... 18 195 1.4 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 115 ...................... 11 424 .9 (X)

On customers’ premises 348 ....... 75 982 5.9 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 669 ................... 31 363 2.4 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 271 .............. 27 594 2.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 228 ...... 9 998 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 224 ... 11 706 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 199 (V) (X)

NORTH CAROLINA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 ....... 560 485 326 100.0 80.4

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 499 .............. 21 423 4.4 (X)

Dryer receipts 403 ................ 12 365 2.6 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 49 .. 4 951 1.0 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 22 ....................... 21 156 4.4 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 715 . 124 197 25.6 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 171 ......... 13 874 2.9 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 456 .................... 34 685 7.2 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 49 ....... 1 803 .4 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 55 ..... 10 848 2.2 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 47 ......... 10 722 2.2 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 41 .................... 50 602 10.4 (X)

Industrial garment supply 70 ...... 88 440 18.2 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 6 . 2 582 .5 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 44 ......... 8 350 1.7 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 44 ...................... 11 859 2.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 25 ..... 8 334 1.7 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 21 ....................... 3 566 .7 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 76 ...................... 2 477 .5 (X)

On customers’ premises 210 ....... 27 404 5.7 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 376 ................... 10 315 2.1 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 47 .............. 4 693 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 110 ...... 6 572 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 119 ... 3 920 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 188 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NORTH DAKOTA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 119 ....... 29 635 100.0 90.5

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 25 .............. 966 3.3 (X)

Dryer receipts 25 ................ 354 1.2 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 49 . 6 416 21.7 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 37 .................... 1 542 5.2 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 9 ..... 2 388 8.1 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 6 ......... 3 600 12.2 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 9 .................... 3 701 12.5 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 6 ......... 1 277 4.3 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 8 ...................... 2 644 8.9 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 4 ..... 116 .4 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

On customers’ premises 35 ....... 2 688 9.1 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 31 ................... 594 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ... 580 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 769 9.3 (X)

OHIO

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 2 ....... 156 752 912 100.0 69.4

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 646 .............. 28 718 3.8 (X)

Dryer receipts 606 ................ 15 430 2.1 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 91 .. 6 646 .9 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 33 ....................... 32 051 4.3 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 1 . 011 152 364 20.2 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 175 ......... 22 734 3.0 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 962 .................... 44 230 5.9 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 72 ....... 5 076 .7 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 114 ..... 18 456 2.5 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 59 ......... 11 933 1.6 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 102 .................... 48 989 6.5 (X)

Industrial garment supply 124 ...... 190 931 25.4 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 6 . 1 230 .2 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 59 ......... 19 700 2.6 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 94 ...................... 25 002 3.3 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 59 ..... 13 521 1.8 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 6 ....................... 6 378 .9 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 146 ...................... 7 391 1.0 (X)

On customers’ premises 352 ....... 57 784 7.7 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 526 ................... 12 632 1.7 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 246 .............. 5 342 .7 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 189 ....................... 596 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 228 ...... 6 352 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 350 ... 19 426 2.6 (X)

OKLAHOMA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 640 ....... 190 871 100.0 79.3

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 116 .............. 6 096 3.2 (X)

Dryer receipts 110 ................ 3 336 1.8 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 30 .. 344 .2 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 9 ....................... 8 018 4.2 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 347 . 53 124 27.8 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 14 ......... 1 187 .6 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 280 .................... 23 267 12.2 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 23 ....... 3 683 1.9 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 23 ..... 8 078 4.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

OKLAHOMAmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 9 ......... 1 726 .9 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 24 .................... 13 911 7.3 (X)

Industrial garment supply 31 ...... 28 603 15.0 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 21 ......... 5 779 3.0 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 26 ...................... 6 407 3.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 16 ..... 1 891 1.0 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 32 ...................... 3 137 1.6 (X)

On customers’ premises 85 ....... 9 598 5.0 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 150 ................... 3 853 2.0 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 49 .............. 3 187 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 54 ...... 2 336 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 53 ... 3 188 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 122 .1 (X)

OREGON

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 543 ....... 180 400 100.0 69.7

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 129 .............. 5 122 2.8 (X)

Dryer receipts 124 ................ 3 372 1.9 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 16 .. 764 .4 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 4 ....................... 10 045 5.6 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 267 . 28 611 15.9 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 43 ......... 3 584 2.0 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 197 .................... 7 850 4.4 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 23 ....... 479 .3 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 49 ..... 5 474 3.0 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 20 ......... 10 024 5.6 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 26 .................... 21 825 12.1 (X)

Industrial garment supply 32 ...... 22 651 12.6 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 4 . 778 .4 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 23 ......... 3 878 2.2 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 24 ...................... 5 365 3.0 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 29 ..... 7 507 4.2 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 13 ....................... 4 414 2.5 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 50 ...................... 3 974 2.2 (X)

On customers’ premises 121 ....... 14 230 7.9 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 149 ................... 2 650 1.5 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 72 .............. 5 091 2.8 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 25 ....................... 139 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 104 ...... 9 192 5.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 66 ... 3 381 1.9 (X)

PENNSYLVANIA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 ....... 908 701 875 100.0 73.8

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 359 .............. 18 226 2.6 (X)

Dryer receipts 332 ................ 10 006 1.4 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 150 .. 10 237 1.5 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 30 ....................... 32 567 4.6 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 963 . 149 942 21.4 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 169 ......... 20 882 3.0 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 614 .................... 28 141 4.0 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 84 ....... 5 156 .7 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 62 ..... 16 243 2.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PENNSYLVANIAmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 120 ......... 17 898 2.6 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 79 .................... 92 132 13.1 (X)

Industrial garment supply 90 ...... 143 813 20.5 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 7 . 1 782 .3 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 69 ......... 16 464 2.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 73 ...................... 24 916 3.6 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 61 ..... 6 374 .9 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 16 ....................... 10 966 1.6 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 91 ...................... 3 665 .5 (X)

On customers’ premises 237 ....... 41 545 5.9 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 642 ................... 11 767 1.7 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 109 .............. 17 526 2.5 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 70 ....................... 462 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 149 ...... 4 740 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 272 ... 16 425 2.3 (X)

RHODE ISLAND

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 248 ....... 63 657 100.0 74.8

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 83 .............. 4 484 7.0 (X)

Dryer receipts 81 ................ 3 069 4.8 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 16 .. 234 .4 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 4 ....................... 395 .6 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 129 . 14 622 23.0 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 30 ......... 1 346 2.1 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 64 .................... 2 372 3.7 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 24 ....... 1 432 2.3 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 11 ..... 1 105 1.7 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 9 .................... 15 019 23.6 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 26 ...................... 2 469 3.9 (X)

On customers’ premises 26 ....... 4 942 7.8 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 50 ................... 965 1.5 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 36 .............. 2 367 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 221 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 316 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 299 13.0 (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 798 ....... 197 406 100.0 79.8

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 181 .............. 9 402 4.8 (X)

Dryer receipts 158 ................ 4 926 2.5 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 18 .. 2 170 1.1 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 323 . 52 148 26.4 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 92 ......... 11 851 6.0 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 365 .................... 19 567 9.9 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 35 ....... 1 199 .6 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 24 ..... 5 297 2.7 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 12 ......... 1 621 .8 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 42 .................... 25 232 12.8 (X)

Industrial garment supply 32 ...... 26 095 13.2 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 27 ......... 3 495 1.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 27 ...................... 6 268 3.2 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 11 ..... 1 124 .6 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 15 ....................... 1 251 .6 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 30 ...................... 1 739 .9 (X)

On customers’ premises 90 ....... 11 904 6.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SOUTH CAROLINAmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Alterations and garment

construction 211 ................... 6 721 3.4 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 24 .............. 1 975 1.0 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 69 ....................... 170 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 47 ...... 1 462 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 59 ... 1 441 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 348 .2 (X)

SOUTH DAKOTA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 142 ....... 23 208 100.0 85.5

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 43 .............. 1 599 6.9 (X)

Dryer receipts 34 ................ 700 3.0 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 12 .. 556 2.4 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 51 . 4 482 19.3 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 14 ......... 374 1.6 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 57 .................... 2 537 10.9 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 9 ..... 1 461 6.3 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 6 ......... 727 3.1 (X)

Industrial garment supply 6 ...... 1 347 5.8 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 8 ......... 881 3.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 5 ...................... 1 226 5.3 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 17 ...................... 906 3.9 (X)

On customers’ premises 29 ....... 2 383 10.3 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 34 ................... 334 1.4 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 11 .............. 236 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ...... 242 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ... 629 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 588 11.2 (X)

TENNESSEE

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 ....... 074 375 390 100.0 65.9

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 243 .............. 13 584 3.6 (X)

Dryer receipts 237 ................ 8 398 2.2 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 34 .. 1 667 .4 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 17 ....................... 4 011 1.1 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 493 . 80 969 21.6 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 97 ......... 7 878 2.1 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 491 .................... 67 512 18.0 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 56 ....... 3 187 .9 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 65 ..... 23 675 6.3 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 25 ......... 4 637 1.2 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 35 .................... 34 952 9.3 (X)

Industrial garment supply 33 ...... 43 122 11.5 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 8 . 16 624 4.4 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 29 ......... 5 013 1.3 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 32 ...................... 11 920 3.2 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 18 ..... 1 275 .3 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 5 ....................... 949 .3 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 81 ...................... 4 400 1.2 (X)

On customers’ premises 137 ....... 22 231 5.9 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 238 ................... 5 784 1.5 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 81 .............. 7 956 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 68 ...... 1 719 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 82 ... 3 818 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 109 (V) (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

TEXAS

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 4 ....... 079 1 297 117 100.0 73.1

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 847 .............. 54 868 4.2 (X)

Dryer receipts 803 ................ 30 505 2.4 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 53 .. 4 437 .3 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 56 ....................... 45 173 3.5 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 2 . 077 314 227 24.2 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 340 ......... 28 324 2.2 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 2 .................... 028 149 570 11.5 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 273 ....... 24 235 1.9 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 93 ..... 23 415 1.8 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 94 ......... 13 515 1.0 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 171 .................... 132 428 10.2 (X)

Industrial garment supply 200 ...... 213 479 16.5 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 7 . 3 603 .3 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 156 ......... 22 720 1.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 201 ...................... 40 213 3.1 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 96 ..... 13 791 1.1 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 23 ....................... 3 334 .3 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 100 ...................... 6 896 .5 (X)

On customers’ premises 469 ....... 101 891 7.9 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 833 ................... 21 310 1.6 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 319 .............. 19 568 1.5 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 210 ....................... 2 428 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 518 ...... 13 377 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 594 ... 13 810 1.1 (X)

UTAH

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 307 ....... 83 655 100.0 77.1

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 72 .............. 2 573 3.1 (X)

Dryer receipts 75 ................ 1 961 2.3 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 16 .. 531 .6 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 8 ....................... 3 526 4.2 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 142 . 20 848 24.9 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 27 ......... 2 148 2.6 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 125 .................... 3 674 4.4 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 7 ....... 115 .1 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 16 ..... 1 523 1.8 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 11 ......... 3 531 4.2 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 21 .................... 8 789 10.5 (X)

Industrial garment supply 18 ...... 10 710 12.8 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 4 . 198 .2 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 12 ......... 475 .6 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 14 ...................... 4 065 4.9 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 12 ..... 2 780 3.3 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 5 ....................... 665 .8 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 21 ...................... 1 772 2.1 (X)

On customers’ premises 69 ....... 7 077 8.5 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 56 ................... 1 247 1.5 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 9 .............. 1 277 1.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 38 ...... 2 788 3.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 53 ... 1 382 1.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

VERMONT

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 126 ....... 24 514 100.0 81.9

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 47 .............. 2 232 9.1 (X)

Dryer receipts 45 ................ 1 275 5.2 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 8 .. 169 .7 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 55 . 6 489 26.5 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 7 ......... 224 .9 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 46 .................... 1 086 4.4 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 13 ..... 1 864 7.6 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 12 .................... 3 033 12.4 (X)

Industrial garment supply 7 ...... 2 067 8.4 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 7 . 202 .8 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 5 ......... 397 1.6 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 6 ...................... 520 2.1 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 5 ....................... 420 1.7 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 11 ...................... 592 2.4 (X)

On customers’ premises 23 ....... 2 158 8.8 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 21 ................... 454 1.9 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 14 .............. 251 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 31 ...... 125 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 123 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 833 3.4 (X)

VIRGINIA

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 ....... 584 441 373 100.0 76.7

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 415 .............. 20 539 4.7 (X)

Dryer receipts 373 ................ 12 130 2.8 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 56 .. 3 874 .9 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 15 ....................... 9 828 2.2 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 795 . 125 810 28.5 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 86 ......... 8 448 1.9 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 533 .................... 30 344 6.9 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 86 ....... 11 086 2.5 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 40 ..... 5 438 1.2 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 26 ......... 22 628 5.1 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 47 .................... 43 263 9.8 (X)

Industrial garment supply 40 ...... 58 573 13.3 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 30 ......... 7 854 1.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 36 ...................... 12 392 2.8 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 31 ..... 4 822 1.1 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 20 ....................... 2 489 .6 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 108 ...................... 8 317 1.9 (X)

On customers’ premises 187 ....... 27 015 6.1 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 296 ................... 6 925 1.6 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 123 .............. 10 275 2.3 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 148 ....................... 893 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 81 ...... 4 389 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 96 ... 4 037 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

WASHINGTON

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 1 ....... 017 285 122 100.0 88.8

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 241 .............. 10 435 3.7 (X)

Dryer receipts 200 ................ 5 297 1.9 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 40 .. 5 964 2.1 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 15 ....................... 21 359 7.5 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 526 . 61 811 21.7 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 116 ......... 5 967 2.1 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 357 .................... 12 506 4.4 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 53 ....... 4 284 1.5 (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WASHINGTONmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Commercial laundry receipts 60 ..... 3 446 1.2 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 31 ......... 10 839 3.8 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 31 .................... 25 803 9.1 (X)

Industrial garment supply 34 ...... 23 950 8.4 (X)

Industrial " clean room" supply 5 . 3 173 1.1 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 20 ......... 5 901 2.1 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 25 ...................... 10 636 3.7 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 29 ..... 5 332 1.9 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 22 ....................... 10 774 3.8 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 48 ...................... 2 174 .8 (X)

On customers’ premises 203 ....... 30 623 10.7 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 275 ................... 5 277 1.9 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 66 .............. 10 468 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 97 ...... 3 704 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 133 ... 5 317 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 82 (V) (X)

WISCONSIN

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 844 ....... 274 753 100.0 71.2

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 233 .............. 11 997 4.4 (X)

Dryer receipts 220 ................ 5 816 2.1 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 74 .. 5 627 2.1 (X)

Coin-operated laundry route

receipts 14 ....................... 5 238 1.9 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 368 . 46 433 16.9 (X)

Drycleaning for resellers 112 ......... 9 426 3.4 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 306 .................... 13 129 4.8 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 73 ....... 2 389 .9 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 62 ..... 9 550 3.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage of

total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WISCONSINmCon.

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment servicesmCon.

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 49 ......... 22 462 8.2 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 43 .................... 40 507 14.7 (X)

Industrial garment supply 38 ...... 35 713 13.0 (X)

Industrial wiping cloth 25 ......... 6 476 2.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 72 ...................... 14 698 5.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 65 ..... 4 985 1.8 (X)

Laundry and rental receipts for

diapers 9 ....................... 3 154 1.2 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 49 ...................... 2 769 1.0 (X)

On customers’ premises 149 ....... 19 035 6.9 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 169 ................... 3 572 1.3 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 79 .............. 2 013 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 108 ...... 4 141 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 183 ... 5 440 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 183 .1 (X)

WYOMING

721 Laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 97 ....... 20 367 100.0 69.1

Coin-operated store receipts:

Washer receipts 23 .............. 892 4.4 (X)

Dryer receipts 21 ................ 505 2.5 (X)

Drycleaning machine receipts 11 .. 718 3.5 (X)

Drycleaning for direct consumers 45 . 4 135 20.3 (X)

Laundry work for direct

consumers 29 .................... 487 2.4 (X)

Laundry work for resellers 11 ....... 415 2.0 (X)

Commercial laundry receipts 4 ..... 321 1.6 (X)

Laundry/ drycleaning and rental:

Linen supply garment 8 ......... 2 722 13.4 (X)

Linen supply flatwork and full

dry linen 7 .................... 3 331 16.4 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mat

supply 7 ...................... 336 1.7 (X)

Industrial/ commercial mops,

cloths, dust control items 7 ..... 2 422 11.9 (X)

Rug/ carpet and upholstery

cleaning:

In plant 14 ...................... 530 2.6 (X)

On customers’ premises 15 ....... 833 4.1 (X)

Alterations and garment

construction 17 ................... 147 .7 (X)

All other laundry, cleaning, and

garment services 6 .............. 692 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 314 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 40 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 527 7.5 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 7. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

United States 11 ..................... 381 3 191 132 100.0 73.7

Still and video portrait photography 11 ......... 381 3 075 679 96.4 (X)

Commercial photography 1 .................. 512 31 344 1.0 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 650 .......... 25 639 .8 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 96 ............ 3 984 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 307 ...................... 3 561 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ..................... 801 32 992 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 538 .......... 17 284 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 649 (V) (X)

Abilene, TX MSA 7 .................. 1 223 100.0 91.3

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 1 221 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 .2 (X)

Albany, GA MSA 6 ................... 1 067 100.0 73.6

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 1 063 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 4 .4 (X)

Alexandria, LA MSA 6 ............... 4 771 100.0 93.7

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 4 771 100.0 (X)

Allentown–Bethlehem–Easton, PA

MSA 29 ............................. 6 885 100.0 87.2

Still and video portrait photography 29 ......... 6 837 99.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 48 .7 (X)

Amarillo, TX MSA 11 .................. 2 803 100.0 77.6

Still and video portrait photography 11 ......... 2 788 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 15 .5 (X)

Anchorage, AK MSA 11 ............... 3 902 100.0 84.3

Still and video portrait photography 11 ......... 3 862 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 40 1.0 (X)

Atlanta, GA MSA 159 .................. 56 083 100.0 85.2

Still and video portrait photography 159 ......... 55 785 99.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ..................... 96 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 202 .4 (X)

Augusta–Aiken, GA–SC MSA 17 ....... 3 935 100.0 97.7

Still and video portrait photography 17 ......... 3 737 95.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 198 5.0 (X)

Austin–San Marcos, TX MSA 50 ....... 7 260 100.0 78.2

Still and video portrait photography 50 ......... 6 720 92.6 (X)

Commercial photography 16 .................. 230 3.2 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 5 .......... 20 .3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 5 ...................... 5 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ..................... 285 3.9 (X)

Bakersfield, CA MSA 24 .............. 5 503 100.0 86.9

Still and video portrait photography 24 ......... 5 303 96.4 (X)

Commercial photography 4 .................. 78 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 101 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 21 .4 (X)

Baton Rouge, LA MSA 18 ............. 4 175 100.0 81.2

Still and video portrait photography 18 ......... 4 079 97.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 39 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 57 1.4 (X)

Beaumont–Port Arthur, TX MSA 16 .... 2 888 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 16 ......... 2 794 96.8 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 92 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 .1 (X)

Bellingham, WA MSA 8 .............. 2 253 100.0 96.7

Still and video portrait photography 8 ......... 2 206 97.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 47 2.1 (X)

Biloxi–Gulfport–Pascagoula, MS

MSA 11 ............................. 2 829 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 11 ......... 2 829 100.0 (X)

Binghamton, NY MSA 9 .............. 2 575 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 9 ......... 2 384 92.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 191 7.4 (X)

Birmingham, AL MSA 42 .............. 13 089 100.0 99.1

Still and video portrait photography 42 ......... 13 072 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 17 .1 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Bloomington, IN MSA 6 .............. 1 131 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 1 120 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 11 1.0 (X)

Boise City, ID MSA 21 ................ 4 347 100.0 95.1

Still and video portrait photography 21 ......... 4 289 98.7 (X)

Commercial photography 4 .................. 13 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 45 1.0 (X)

Boston, MA–NH PMSA 107 ............. 25 116 100.0 74.7

Still and video portrait photography 107 ......... 23 551 93.8 (X)

Commercial photography 15 .................. 190 .8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 5 ............. 71 .3 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 5 .......... 317 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ..................... 149 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 831 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 7 (V) (X)

Brockton, MA PMSA 6 ............... 1 012 100.0 82.3

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 1 001 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 11 1.1 (X)

Lawrence, MA–NH PMSA 12 ........... 2 564 100.0 80.5

Still and video portrait photography 12 ......... 2 529 98.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 35 1.4 (X)

Lowell, MA–NH PMSA 7 .............. 5 653 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 5 562 98.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 91 1.6 (X)

Nashua, NH PMSA 7 ................. 2 204 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 2 136 96.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 68 3.1 (X)

Portsmouth–Rochester, NH–ME

PMSA 11 ............................ 1 359 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 11 ......... 1 292 95.1 (X)

Commercial photography 11 .................. 66 4.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 .1 (X)

Worcester, MA–CT PMSA 23 .......... 5 240 100.0 91.2

Still and video portrait photography 23 ......... 4 761 90.9 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 226 4.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 142 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 111 2.1 (X)

Brownsville–Harlingen–San Benito,

TX MSA 5 .......................... 857 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 5 ......... 851 99.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 .7 (X)

Buffalo–Niagara Falls, NY MSA 43 ..... 11 402 100.0 94.7

Still and video portrait photography 43 ......... 11 341 99.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 61 .5 (X)

Burlington, VT MSA 6 ................ 1 183 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 1 183 100.0 (X)

Canton–Massillon, OH MSA 22 ........ 8 847 100.0 86.8

Still and video portrait photography 22 ......... 8 749 98.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 20 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 78 .9 (X)

Charleston–North Charleston, SC

MSA 16 ............................. 3 770 100.0 96.7

Still and video portrait photography 16 ......... 3 770 100.0 (X)

Charleston, WV MSA 12 .............. 4 065 100.0 93.9

Still and video portrait photography 12 ......... 4 053 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 12 .3 (X)

Charlotte–Gastonia–Rock Hill, NC–

SC MSA 87 .......................... 90 607 100.0 93.0

Still and video portrait photography 87 ......... 90 533 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 74 .1 (X)

Chattanooga, TN–GA MSA 22 ......... 5 408 100.0 99.5

Still and video portrait photography 22 ......... 4 986 92.2 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 411 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 11 .2 (X)

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Table 7. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Chicago–Gary–Kenosha, IL–IN–WI

CMSA 348 ............................ 105 341 100.0 80.7

Still and video portrait photography 348 ......... 99 501 94.5 (X)

Commercial photography 65 .................. 809 .8 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 40 .......... 1 562 1.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 111 ..................... 2 038 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 60 .......... 1 401 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 30 (V) (X)

Chicago, IL PMSA 316 ................. 98 646 100.0 78.8

Still and video portrait photography 316 ......... 93 516 94.8 (X)

Commercial photography 59 .................. 559 .6 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 38 .......... 1 143 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 110 ..................... 2 017 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 58 .......... 1 391 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 20 (V) (X)

Gary, IN PMSA 23 .................... 4 870 100.0 86.0

Still and video portrait photography 23 ......... 4 160 85.4 (X)

Commercial photography 6 .................. 250 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 460 9.5 (X)

Kankakee, IL PMSA 5 ................ 1 092 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 5 ......... 1 092 100.0 (X)

Kenosha, WI PMSA 4 ................ 733 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 4 ......... 733 100.0 (X)

Cincinnati–Hamilton, OH–KY–IN

CMSA 107 ............................ 25 978 100.0 84.4

Still and video portrait photography 107 ......... 22 413 86.3 (X)

Commercial photography 18 .................. 1 363 5.3 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 5 .......... 713 2.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 4 ...................... 304 1.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 9 ............ 26 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ..................... 317 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 393 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 449 1.7 (X)

Cincinnati, OH–KY–IN PMSA 93 ........ 23 731 100.0 83.5

Still and video portrait photography 93 ......... 20 315 85.6 (X)

Commercial photography 15 .................. 1 285 5.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 9 ............ 26 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ..................... 302 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 803 7.6 (X)

Hamilton–Middletown, OH PMSA 14 ... 2 247 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 14 ......... 2 098 93.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 149 6.6 (X)

Clarksville–Hopkinsville, TN–KY

MSA 11 ............................. 1 481 100.0 93.3

Still and video portrait photography 11 ......... 1 481 100.0 (X)

Cleveland–Akron, OH CMSA 146 ....... 42 525 100.0 93.3

Still and video portrait photography 146 ......... 42 116 99.0 (X)

Commercial photography 6 .................. 66 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ..................... 215 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 128 .3 (X)

Akron, OH PMSA 33 .................. 6 385 100.0 93.7

Still and video portrait photography 33 ......... 6 274 98.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ..................... 102 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 .1 (X)

Cleveland–Lorain–Elyria, OH PMSA 113 . 36 140 100.0 93.2

Still and video portrait photography 113 ......... 35 842 99.2 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 57 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ..................... 113 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 128 .4 (X)

Columbia, MO MSA 7 ................ 1 481 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 1 478 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 .2 (X)

Columbia, SC MSA 24 ................ 8 772 100.0 98.8

Still and video portrait photography 24 ......... 8 771 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Columbus, GA–AL MSA 10 ............ 3 690 100.0 86.6

Still and video portrait photography 10 ......... 3 660 99.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 30 .8 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Columbus, OH MSA 67 ................ 15 665 100.0 94.3

Still and video portrait photography 67 ......... 15 077 96.3 (X)

Commercial photography 12 .................. 85 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ..................... 501 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 (V) (X)

Corpus Christi, TX MSA 11 ............ 3 686 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 11 ......... 3 673 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 13 .4 (X)

Cumberland, MD–WV MSA 3 ......... 793 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ......................... 793 100.0 (X)

Dallas–Fort Worth, TX CMSA 225 ....... 54 280 100.0 90.4

Still and video portrait photography 225 ......... 53 902 99.3 (X)

Commercial photography 20 .................. 42 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 33 ..................... 336 .6 (X)

Dallas, TX PMSA 149 .................. 35 972 100.0 93.8

Still and video portrait photography 149 ......... 35 767 99.4 (X)

Commercial photography 20 .................. 42 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ..................... 163 .5 (X)

Fort Worth–Arlington, TX PMSA 76 .... 18 308 100.0 95.3

Still and video portrait photography 76 ......... 18 135 99.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 173 .9 (X)

Danville, VA MSA 8 .................. 1 213 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 8 ......... 1 171 96.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 42 3.5 (X)

Davenport–Moline–Rock Island, IA–

IL MSA 20 ........................... 5 081 100.0 76.5

Still and video portrait photography 20 ......... 4 965 97.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 38 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 78 1.5 (X)

Dayton–Springfield, OH MSA 58 ....... 12 391 100.0 92.3

Still and video portrait photography 58 ......... 12 095 97.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 296 2.4 (X)

Daytona Beach, FL MSA 7 ........... 1 782 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 1 757 98.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 25 1.4 (X)

Decatur, AL MSA 6 .................. 1 025 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 1 025 100.0 (X)

Denver–Boulder–Greeley, CO

CMSA 123 ............................ 25 348 100.0 86.5

Still and video portrait photography 123 ......... 25 019 98.7 (X)

Commercial photography 13 .................. 65 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ..................... 140 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 119 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 (V) (X)

Boulder–Longmont, CO PMSA 17 ...... 2 019 100.0 83.6

Still and video portrait photography 17 ......... 1 970 97.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 49 2.4 (X)

Denver, CO PMSA 99 ................. 21 621 100.0 85.5

Still and video portrait photography 99 ......... 21 341 98.7 (X)

Commercial photography 10 .................. 29 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ..................... 140 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 111 .5 (X)

Greeley, CO PMSA 7 ................ 1 708 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 1 708 100.0 (X)

Des Moines, IA MSA 30 ............... 14 401 100.0 94.0

Still and video portrait photography 30 ......... 14 223 98.8 (X)

Commercial photography 7 .................. 119 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 59 .4 (X)

Detroit–Ann Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA 224 .. 55 638 100.0 82.9

Still and video portrait photography 224 ......... 52 478 94.3 (X)

Commercial photography 14 .................. 129 .2 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 26 .......... 1 535 2.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 26 ...................... 747 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 36 ..................... 586 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 163 .3 (X)

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Table 7. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Ann Arbor, MI PMSA 23 ............... 4 109 100.0 92.9

Still and video portrait photography 23 ......... 3 956 96.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 153 3.7 (X)

Detroit, MI PMSA 180 .................. 47 148 100.0 82.8

Still and video portrait photography 180 ......... 44 261 93.9 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 98 .2 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 22 .......... 1 457 3.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 22 ...................... 739 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ..................... 553 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 40 .1 (X)

Flint, MI PMSA 21 .................... 4 381 100.0 85.0

Still and video portrait photography 21 ......... 4 261 97.3 (X)

Commercial photography 6 .................. 17 .4 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 4 .......... 78 1.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 4 ...................... 8 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 17 .4 (X)

Dover, DE MSA 3 .................... 750 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ......................... 750 100.0 (X)

El Paso, TX MSA 26 .................. 4 203 100.0 96.1

Still and video portrait photography 26 ......... 4 055 96.5 (X)

Commercial photography 8 .................. 101 2.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 31 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 16 .4 (X)

Elmira, NY MSA 4 ................... 968 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 4 ......... 968 100.0 (X)

Eugene–Springfield, OR MSA 19 ....... 4 026 100.0 88.4

Still and video portrait photography 19 ......... 3 946 98.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 80 2.0 (X)

Fayetteville, NC MSA 12 .............. 4 664 100.0 77.0

Still and video portrait photography 12 ......... 4 654 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 10 .2 (X)

Florence, SC MSA 4 ................. 630 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 4 ......... 630 100.0 (X)

Fort Myers–Cape Coral, FL MSA 9 ... 2 429 100.0 88.0

Still and video portrait photography 9 ......... 2 402 98.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 27 1.1 (X)

Fort Pierce–Port St. Lucie, FL MSA 9 . 1 659 100.0 87.1

Still and video portrait photography 9 ......... 1 650 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 .5 (X)

Fort Walton Beach, FL MSA 6 ........ 1 272 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 1 237 97.3 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 35 2.8 (X)

Fort Wayne, IN MSA 25 ............... 5 050 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 25 ......... 4 602 91.1 (X)

Commercial photography 22 .................. 321 6.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 127 2.5 (X)

Fresno, CA MSA 33 ................... 6 667 100.0 96.7

Still and video portrait photography 33 ......... 6 610 99.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 49 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 8 .1 (X)

Gainesville, FL MSA 14 ............... 3 659 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 14 ......... 3 645 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 14 .4 (X)

Grand Rapids–Muskegon–Holland,

MI MSA 51 .......................... 11 805 100.0 95.5

Still and video portrait photography 51 ......... 11 477 97.2 (X)

Commercial photography 9 .................. 30 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 82 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 216 1.8 (X)

Greensboro–Winston-Salem–High

Point, NC MSA 52 ................... 12 581 100.0 76.7

Still and video portrait photography 52 ......... 12 161 96.7 (X)

Commercial photography 16 .................. 100 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ..................... 317 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 (V) (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Greenville–Spartanburg–Anderson,

SC MSA 44 .......................... 8 555 100.0 92.0

Still and video portrait photography 44 ......... 8 542 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 13 .2 (X)

Harrisburg–Lebanon–Carlisle, PA

MSA 22 ............................. 4 920 100.0 85.6

Still and video portrait photography 22 ......... 4 838 98.3 (X)

Commercial photography 7 .................. 50 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 32 .7 (X)

Hartford, CT MSA 41 ................. 8 577 100.0 98.1

Still and video portrait photography 41 ......... 8 469 98.7 (X)

Commercial photography 4 .................. 46 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 59 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 (V) (X)

Honolulu, HI MSA 40 .................. 12 509 100.0 97.8

Still and video portrait photography 40 ......... 12 350 98.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 103 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 56 .5 (X)

Houma, LA MSA 8 ................... 1 063 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 8 ......... 1 058 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 .5 (X)

Houston–Galveston–Brazoria, TX

CMSA 182 ............................ 49 488 100.0 80.2

Still and video portrait photography 182 ......... 46 943 94.9 (X)

Commercial photography 44 .................. 1 759 3.6 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 7 .......... 102 .2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 7 ...................... 399 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ..................... 285 .6 (X)

Brazoria, TX PMSA 6 ................ 1 171 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 1 171 100.0 (X)

Houston, TX PMSA 165 ................ 45 164 100.0 81.7

Still and video portrait photography 165 ......... 42 689 94.5 (X)

Commercial photography 42 .................. 1 689 3.7 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 7 .......... 102 .2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 7 ...................... 399 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ..................... 285 .6 (X)

Indianapolis, IN MSA 75 .............. 20 796 100.0 92.6

Still and video portrait photography 75 ......... 20 050 96.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ..................... 91 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 655 3.2 (X)

Jackson, MI MSA 6 .................. 1 172 100.0 75.7

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 1 155 98.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 17 1.5 (X)

Jackson, MS MSA 19 ................. 6 312 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 19 ......... 6 237 98.8 (X)

Commercial photography 6 .................. 58 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 17 .3 (X)

Jackson, TN MSA 4 ................. 816 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 4 ......... 816 100.0 (X)

Jacksonville, FL MSA 36 .............. 18 133 100.0 89.8

Still and video portrait photography 36 ......... 16 473 90.9 (X)

Commercial photography 6 .................. 45 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 615 8.9 (X)

Jamestown, NY MSA 5 .............. 857 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 5 ......... 835 97.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 22 2.6 (X)

Johnson City–Kingsport–Bristol,

TN–VA MSA 26 ...................... 6 087 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 26 ......... 5 971 98.1 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 56 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 60 1.0 (X)

Johnstown, PA MSA 10 ............... 1 909 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 10 ......... 1 745 91.4 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 4 .......... 86 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 78 4.1 (X)

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Table 7. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Kalamazoo–Battle Creek, MI MSA 20 .. 3 594 100.0 76.9

Still and video portrait photography 20 ......... 3 560 99.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 34 1.0 (X)

Kansas City, MO–KS MSA 84 .......... 23 509 100.0 89.0

Still and video portrait photography 84 ......... 23 056 98.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ..................... 160 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 81 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 212 .9 (X)

Knoxville, TN MSA 49 ................. 11 769 100.0 91.3

Still and video portrait photography 49 ......... 11 709 99.5 (X)

Commercial photography 6 .................. 25 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ..................... 35 .3 (X)

Kokomo, IN MSA 7 .................. 1 129 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 1 129 100.0 (X)

La Crosse, WI–MN MSA 14 ............ 2 618 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 14 ......... 2 590 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 28 1.1 (X)

Lakeland–Winter Haven, FL MSA 20 ... 4 620 100.0 78.9

Still and video portrait photography 20 ......... 3 993 86.4 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 112 2.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 76 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 439 9.5 (X)

Lancaster, PA MSA 19 ................ 4 765 100.0 99.6

Still and video portrait photography 19 ......... 4 527 95.0 (X)

Commercial photography 10 .................. 142 3.0 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 5 ............. 80 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 16 .3 (X)

Lansing–East Lansing, MI MSA 23 ..... 4 371 100.0 87.8

Still and video portrait photography 23 ......... 4 186 95.8 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 45 1.0 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 4 ...................... 30 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 101 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 .2 (X)

Las Cruces, NM MSA 4 .............. 358 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 4 ......... 358 100.0 (X)

Las Vegas, NV–AZ MSA 53 ............ 12 726 100.0 93.7

Still and video portrait photography 53 ......... 12 246 96.2 (X)

Commercial photography 4 .................. 90 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 240 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 150 1.2 (X)

Lawrence, KS MSA 7 ................ 1 361 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 1 361 100.0 (X)

Lewiston–Auburn, ME MSA 6 ........ 820 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 820 100.0 (X)

Lexington, KY MSA 28 ................ 5 849 100.0 94.6

Still and video portrait photography 28 ......... 5 267 90.1 (X)

Commercial photography 6 .................. 72 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 90 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 420 7.2 (X)

Little Rock–North Little Rock, AR

MSA 36 ............................. 10 435 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 36 ......... 9 927 95.1 (X)

Commercial photography 7 .................. 187 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 28 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 293 2.8 (X)

Longview–Marshall, TX MSA 10 ....... 2 358 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 10 ......... 2 358 100.0 (X)

Orange County, CA PMSA 130 ......... 40 494 100.0 80.8

Still and video portrait photography 130 ......... 38 333 94.7 (X)

Commercial photography 17 .................. 1 192 2.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 28 ..................... 455 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 514 1.3 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Riverside–San Bernardino, CA

PMSA 105 ............................ 19 022 100.0 90.8

Still and video portrait photography 105 ......... 17 766 93.4 (X)

Commercial photography 16 .................. 26 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 15 .......... 1 049 5.5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 7 ...................... 14 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 ..................... 128 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 .......... 34 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 (V) (X)

Ventura, CA PMSA 24 ................ 3 920 100.0 91.6

Still and video portrait photography 24 ......... 3 839 97.9 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 23 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 36 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 22 .6 (X)

Louisville, KY–IN MSA 43 ............. 13 118 100.0 93.6

Still and video portrait photography 43 ......... 13 062 99.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 51 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 (V) (X)

Lynchburg, VA MSA 10 ............... 1 219 100.0 95.0

Still and video portrait photography 10 ......... 1 061 87.0 (X)

Commercial photography 6 .................. 20 1.6 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 6 ...................... 59 4.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 79 6.5 (X)

Macon, GA MSA 15 ................... 2 687 100.0 98.5

Still and video portrait photography 15 ......... 2 678 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 .3 (X)

Madison, WI MSA 23 .................. 4 466 100.0 82.3

Still and video portrait photography 23 ......... 3 948 88.4 (X)

Commercial photography 8 .................. 345 7.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 111 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 62 1.4 (X)

Melbourne–Titusville–Palm Bay, FL

MSA 18 ............................. 4 455 100.0 96.9

Still and video portrait photography 18 ......... 4 376 98.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 79 1.8 (X)

Merced, CA MSA 6 .................. 875 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 861 98.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 14 1.6 (X)

Miami–Fort Lauderdale, FL CMSA 126 .. 30 297 100.0 85.9

Still and video portrait photography 126 ......... 29 158 96.2 (X)

Commercial photography 8 .................. 814 2.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ..................... 317 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 8 (V) (X)

Fort Lauderdale, FL PMSA 46 ......... 12 952 100.0 83.8

Still and video portrait photography 46 ......... 12 885 99.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ..................... 59 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 8 .1 (X)

Miami, FL PMSA 80 ................... 17 345 100.0 88.3

Still and video portrait photography 80 ......... 16 273 93.8 (X)

Commercial photography 8 .................. 814 4.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ..................... 258 1.5 (X)

Milwaukee–Racine, WI CMSA 91 ....... 25 393 100.0 76.8

Still and video portrait photography 91 ......... 24 947 98.2 (X)

Commercial photography 16 .................. 323 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ..................... 123 .5 (X)

Milwaukee–Waukesha, WI PMSA 83 ... 23 203 100.0 75.1

Still and video portrait photography 83 ......... 22 796 98.3 (X)

Commercial photography 15 .................. 322 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ..................... 85 .4 (X)

Racine, WI PMSA 8 .................. 2 190 100.0 88.8

Still and video portrait photography 8 ......... 2 151 98.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 39 1.8 (X)

Mobile, AL MSA 28 ................... 11 704 100.0 95.7

Still and video portrait photography 28 ......... 11 307 96.6 (X)

Commercial photography 7 .................. 339 2.9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 5 ...................... 12 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 24 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 22 .2 (X)

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Table 7. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Montgomery, AL MSA 16 ............. 4 674 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 16 ......... 3 854 82.5 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 10 .......... 199 4.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ..................... 199 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 422 9.0 (X)

Myrtle Beach, SC MSA 6 ............. 699 100.0 93.3

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 699 100.0 (X)

Nashville, TN MSA 76 ................. 20 464 100.0 94.3

Still and video portrait photography 76 ......... 20 175 98.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ..................... 270 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 19 .1 (X)

New London–Norwich, CT–RI MSA 14 . 3 468 100.0 95.3

Still and video portrait photography 14 ......... 3 447 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 21 .6 (X)

New Orleans, LA MSA 52 ............. 16 051 100.0 88.9

Still and video portrait photography 52 ......... 16 033 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 18 .1 (X)

New York–Northern New Jersey–

Long Island, NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA 640 . 191 173 100.0 72.4

Still and video portrait photography 640 ......... 187 148 97.9 (X)

Commercial photography 41 .................. 869 .5 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 15 .......... 1 372 .7 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 7 ............ 778 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 61 ..................... 738 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 .......... 205 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 63 (V) (X)

Bergen–Passaic, NJ PMSA 47 ......... 12 327 100.0 87.2

Still and video portrait photography 47 ......... 11 921 96.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ..................... 86 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 320 2.6 (X)

Danbury, CT PMSA 8 ................ 2 247 100.0 95.3

Still and video portrait photography 8 ......... 2 217 98.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 30 1.3 (X)

Dutchess County, NY PMSA 10 ....... 2 312 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 10 ......... 1 956 84.6 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 6 .......... 129 5.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 227 9.8 (X)

Jersey City, NJ PMSA 15 ............. 1 523 100.0 90.9

Still and video portrait photography 15 ......... 1 488 97.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 35 2.3 (X)

Middlesex–Somerset–Hunterdon, NJ

PMSA 40 ............................ 7 268 100.0 71.8

Still and video portrait photography 40 ......... 7 148 98.4 (X)

Commercial photography 12 .................. 51 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 58 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 11 .2 (X)

Monmouth–Ocean, NJ PMSA 40 ....... 7 213 100.0 71.9

Still and video portrait photography 40 ......... 7 020 97.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 61 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 132 1.8 (X)

Nassau–Suffolk, NY PMSA 121 ......... 37 735 100.0 96.2

Still and video portrait photography 121 ......... 37 456 99.3 (X)

Commercial photography 9 .................. 152 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 69 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 58 .2 (X)

New Haven–Meriden, CT PMSA 12 ..... 3 210 100.0 68.8

Still and video portrait photography 12 ......... 3 156 98.3 (X)

Commercial photography 4 .................. 41 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 13 .4 (X)

New York, NY PMSA 236 ............... 79 209 100.0 71.8

Still and video portrait photography 236 ......... 77 298 97.6 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 4 .......... 998 1.3 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 4 ............ 665 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ..................... 213 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 35 (V) (X)

Newark, NJ PMSA 59 ................. 22 221 100.0 76.4

Still and video portrait photography 59 ......... 21 759 97.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 462 2.1 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Stamford–Norwalk, CT PMSA 7 ...... 979 100.0 65.3

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 979 100.0 (X)

Trenton, NJ PMSA 7 ................. 1 396 100.0 89.4

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 1 371 98.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 25 1.8 (X)

Waterbury, CT PMSA 8 .............. 1 653 100.0 91.7

Still and video portrait photography 8 ......... 1 653 100.0 (X)

Norfolk–Virginia Beach–Newport

News, VA–NC MSA 56 ............... 18 435 100.0 70.1

Still and video portrait photography 56 ......... 17 999 97.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ..................... 211 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 225 1.2 (X)

Ocala, FL MSA 7 .................... 1 901 100.0 92.0

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 1 901 100.0 (X)

Odessa–Midland, TX MSA 15 .......... 2 701 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 15 ......... 2 662 98.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 39 1.4 (X)

Oklahoma City, OK MSA 54 ........... 18 561 100.0 71.2

Still and video portrait photography 54 ......... 18 516 99.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ..................... 27 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 10 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 8 (V) (X)

Omaha, NE–IA MSA 44 ................ 13 063 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 44 ......... 12 635 96.7 (X)

Commercial photography 7 .................. 118 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ..................... 310 2.4 (X)

Orlando, FL MSA 54 .................. 16 934 100.0 81.8

Still and video portrait photography 54 ......... 16 845 99.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 43 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 46 .3 (X)

Owensboro, KY MSA 6 .............. 741 100.0 95.3

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 741 100.0 (X)

Pensacola, FL MSA 17 ................ 5 353 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 17 ......... 5 065 94.6 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 6 .......... 192 3.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 80 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 16 .3 (X)

Peoria–Pekin, IL MSA 24 .............. 4 884 100.0 90.6

Still and video portrait photography 24 ......... 4 863 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 21 .4 (X)

Philadelphia–Wilmington–Atlantic

City, PA–NJ–DE–MD CMSA 260 ........ 80 299 100.0 93.2

Still and video portrait photography 260 ......... 79 676 99.2 (X)

Commercial photography 10 .................. 334 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ..................... 221 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 68 .1 (X)

Atlantic–Cape May, NJ PMSA 21 ...... 3 682 100.0 97.1

Still and video portrait photography 21 ......... 3 595 97.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 87 2.4 (X)

Philadelphia, PA–NJ PMSA 214 ......... 72 482 100.0 93.6

Still and video portrait photography 214 ......... 72 027 99.4 (X)

Commercial photography 9 .................. 273 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ..................... 182 .3 (X)

Vineland–Millville–Bridgeton, NJ

PMSA 4 ............................ 710 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 4 ......... 710 100.0 (X)

Wilmington–Newark, DE–MD PMSA 21 . 3 425 100.0 82.9

Still and video portrait photography 21 ......... 3 344 97.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 81 2.4 (X)

Pittsburgh, PA MSA 112 ................ 38 641 100.0 88.3

Still and video portrait photography 112 ......... 38 502 99.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 69 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 70 .2 (X)

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Table 7. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Portland, ME MSA 9 ................. 1 742 100.0 83.9

Still and video portrait photography 9 ......... 1 718 98.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 24 1.4 (X)

Portland–Salem, OR–WA CMSA 120 .... 30 116 100.0 86.5

Still and video portrait photography 120 ......... 29 875 99.2 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 10 .......... 30 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 6 ...................... 78 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ..................... 125 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 8 (V) (X)

Portland–Vancouver, OR–WA

PMSA 102 ............................ 24 578 100.0 85.4

Still and video portrait photography 102 ......... 24 357 99.1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 10 .......... 30 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 6 ...................... 78 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ..................... 105 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 8 (V) (X)

Salem, OR PMSA 18 .................. 5 538 100.0 91.0

Still and video portrait photography 18 ......... 5 518 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 20 .4 (X)

Providence–Fall River–Warwick, RI–

MA MSA 47 ......................... 12 651 100.0 90.8

Still and video portrait photography 47 ......... 12 574 99.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 51 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 26 .2 (X)

Pueblo, CO MSA 7 ................... 886 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 879 99.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 7 .8 (X)

Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill, NC

MSA 51 ............................. 11 617 100.0 91.2

Still and video portrait photography 51 ......... 11 311 97.4 (X)

Commercial photography 6 .................. 28 .2 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 6 .......... 230 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 48 .4 (X)

Redding, CA MSA 11 ................. 1 798 100.0 84.4

Still and video portrait photography 11 ......... 1 608 89.4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 7 ...................... 99 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 91 5.1 (X)

Reno, NV MSA 11 .................... 5 830 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 11 ......... 5 054 86.7 (X)

Commercial photography 4 .................. 57 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 719 12.3 (X)

Richland–Kennewick–Pasco, WA

MSA 9 ............................. 1 902 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 9 ......... 1 889 99.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 13 .7 (X)

Richmond–Petersburg, VA MSA 44 .... 12 408 100.0 80.5

Still and video portrait photography 44 ......... 11 095 89.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ..................... 225 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 088 8.8 (X)

Roanoke, VA MSA 11 ................. 2 624 100.0 97.4

Still and video portrait photography 11 ......... 2 610 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 14 .5 (X)

Rochester, NY MSA 51 ............... 24 850 100.0 77.4

Still and video portrait photography 51 ......... 24 732 99.5 (X)

Commercial photography 9 .................. 15 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ..................... 88 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 .......... 15 .1 (X)

Sacramento–Yolo, CA CMSA 65 ....... 16 849 100.0 85.3

Still and video portrait photography 65 ......... 16 272 96.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ..................... 417 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 160 1.0 (X)

Sacramento, CA PMSA 60 ............ 15 865 100.0 86.7

Still and video portrait photography 60 ......... 15 288 96.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ..................... 417 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 160 1.0 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Saginaw–Bay City–Midland, MI

MSA 26 ............................. 4 608 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 26 ......... 4 484 97.3 (X)

Commercial photography 7 .................. 59 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 46 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 19 .4 (X)

Salinas, CA MSA 16 .................. 4 296 100.0 88.1

Still and video portrait photography 16 ......... 4 037 94.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 66 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 193 4.5 (X)

Salt Lake City–Ogden, UT MSA 50 ..... 12 752 100.0 96.3

Still and video portrait photography 50 ......... 12 672 99.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 69 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 11 .1 (X)

San Antonio, TX MSA 66 .............. 12 126 100.0 93.7

Still and video portrait photography 66 ......... 12 016 99.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 42 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 68 .6 (X)

San Diego, CA MSA 110 ............... 23 121 100.0 83.2

Still and video portrait photography 110 ......... 21 932 94.9 (X)

Commercial photography 18 .................. 119 .5 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 5 .......... 692 3.0 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 9 ...................... 22 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ..................... 326 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 .......... 30 .1 (X)

San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose,

CA CMSA 300 ........................ 70 196 100.0 66.5

Still and video portrait photography 300 ......... 67 231 95.8 (X)

Commercial photography 37 .................. 1 361 1.9 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 16 .......... 510 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 54 ..................... 635 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 .......... 378 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 81 .1 (X)

Oakland, CA PMSA 88 ................ 20 895 100.0 78.3

Still and video portrait photography 88 ......... 20 427 97.8 (X)

Commercial photography 4 .................. 23 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 4 .......... 118 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ..................... 178 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 149 .7 (X)

San Jose, CA PMSA 67 ............... 16 659 100.0 83.5

Still and video portrait photography 67 ......... 16 528 99.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 131 .8 (X)

Santa Rosa, CA PMSA 19 ............. 4 013 100.0 79.6

Still and video portrait photography 19 ......... 3 892 97.0 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 43 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 67 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 11 .3 (X)

San Luis Obispo–Atascadero–Paso

Robles, CA MSA 10 .................. 1 587 100.0 95.2

Still and video portrait photography 10 ......... 1 587 100.0 (X)

Santa Barbara–Santa Maria–

Lompoc, CA MSA 16 ................ 2 686 100.0 84.3

Still and video portrait photography 16 ......... 2 432 90.5 (X)

Commercial photography 4 .................. 62 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 37 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 155 5.8 (X)

Sarasota–Bradenton, FL MSA 16 ...... 3 055 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 16 ......... 2 445 80.0 (X)

Commercial photography 8 .................. 603 19.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 6 ...................... 5 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 .1 (X)

Scranton–Wilkes-Barre–Hazleton,

PA MSA 31 .......................... 6 030 100.0 98.2

Still and video portrait photography 31 ......... 5 437 90.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 47 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 90 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 456 7.6 (X)

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Table 7. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Seattle–Tacoma–Bremerton, WA

CMSA 177 ............................ 48 550 100.0 92.2

Still and video portrait photography 177 ......... 47 922 98.7 (X)

Commercial photography 31 .................. 272 .6 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 5 .......... 62 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 5 ...................... 62 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ..................... 187 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 45 .1 (X)

Olympia, WA PMSA 15 ................ 4 136 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 15 ......... 3 846 93.0 (X)

Commercial photography 9 .................. 132 3.2 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 5 ............. 21 .5 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 5 .......... 62 1.5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 5 ...................... 62 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 13 .3 (X)

Seattle–Bellevue–Everett, WA

PMSA 122 ............................ 35 012 100.0 89.3

Still and video portrait photography 122 ......... 34 817 99.4 (X)

Commercial photography 15 .................. 84 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ..................... 111 .3 (X)

Tacoma, WA PMSA 29 ................ 7 236 100.0 96.5

Still and video portrait photography 29 ......... 7 120 98.4 (X)

Commercial photography 7 .................. 56 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 36 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 24 .3 (X)

Sherman–Denison, TX MSA 5 ........ 1 014 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 5 ......... 967 95.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 47 4.6 (X)

Shreveport–Bossier City, LA MSA 19 .. 4 579 100.0 62.7

Still and video portrait photography 19 ......... 4 532 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 47 1.0 (X)

Spokane, WA MSA 29 ................ 7 355 100.0 83.5

Still and video portrait photography 29 ......... 6 763 92.0 (X)

Commercial photography 9 .................. 306 4.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ..................... 171 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 115 1.6 (X)

Springfield, IL MSA 10 ................ 2 282 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 10 ......... 2 192 96.1 (X)

Commercial photography 6 .................. 52 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 38 1.7 (X)

Springfield, MO MSA 18 ............... 4 013 100.0 88.8

Still and video portrait photography 18 ......... 3 859 96.2 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 115 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 39 1.0 (X)

Springfield, MA MSA 22 ............... 5 160 100.0 99.3

Still and video portrait photography 22 ......... 5 070 98.3 (X)

Commercial photography 5 .................. 78 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 12 .2 (X)

State College, PA MSA 6 ............ 976 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 976 100.0 (X)

Stockton–Lodi, CA MSA 16 ........... 4 109 100.0 85.7

Still and video portrait photography 16 ......... 3 794 92.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 105 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 210 5.1 (X)

Sumter, SC MSA 6 ................... 920 100.0 99.7

Still and video portrait photography 6 ......... 920 100.0 (X)

Syracuse, NY MSA 34 ................. 12 203 100.0 99.8

Still and video portrait photography 34 ......... 12 050 98.8 (X)

Commercial photography 6 .................. 47 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ..................... 106 .9 (X)

Tallahassee, FL MSA 10 .............. 3 708 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 10 ......... 3 706 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 .1 (X)

Texarkana, TX–Texarkana, AR

MSA 5 ............................. 780 100.0 81.7

Still and video portrait photography 5 ......... 780 100.0 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Toledo, OH MSA 38 .................. 5 316 100.0 98.2

Still and video portrait photography 38 ......... 5 104 96.0 (X)

Commercial photography 7 .................. 53 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 157 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 (V) (X)

Tucson, AZ MSA 33 .................. 7 410 100.0 91.6

Still and video portrait photography 33 ......... 7 375 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 35 .5 (X)

Tulsa, OK MSA 39 .................... 15 682 100.0 99.3

Still and video portrait photography 39 ......... 13 611 86.8 (X)

Commercial photography 7 .................. 626 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 445 9.2 (X)

Tyler, TX MSA 12 ..................... 3 118 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 12 ......... 2 992 96.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 126 4.0 (X)

Visalia–Tulare–Porterville, CA MSA 17 . 2 446 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 17 ......... 2 320 94.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 68 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 58 2.4 (X)

Waco, TX MSA 12 .................... 3 121 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 12 ......... 3 112 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 .3 (X)

Washington–Baltimore, DC–MD–VA–

WV CMSA 238 ........................ 68 395 100.0 91.0

Still and video portrait photography 238 ......... 63 845 93.4 (X)

Commercial photography 63 .................. 1 539 2.3 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 41 .......... 1 293 1.9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 28 ...................... 256 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 40 ..................... 517 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 .......... 945 1.4 (X)

Baltimore, MD PMSA 96 ............... 32 856 100.0 92.8

Still and video portrait photography 96 ......... 31 345 95.4 (X)

Commercial photography 29 .................. 215 .7 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 31 .......... 826 2.5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and other

duplicating services 28 ...................... 256 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ..................... 171 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 43 .1 (X)

Hagerstown, MD PMSA 8 ............ 2 086 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 8 ......... 1 967 94.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 119 5.7 (X)

Washington, DC–MD–VA–WV

PMSA 134 ............................ 33 453 100.0 88.6

Still and video portrait photography 134 ......... 30 533 91.3 (X)

Commercial photography 32 .................. 1 252 3.7 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’ films 10 .......... 467 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ..................... 318 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 .......... 883 2.6 (X)

Waterloo–Cedar Falls, IA MSA 8 ..... 2 940 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 8 ......... 2 399 81.6 (X)

Commercial photography 7 .................. 117 4.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 101 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 323 11.0 (X)

West Palm Beach–Boca Raton, FL

MSA 22 ............................. 4 411 100.0 86.4

Still and video portrait photography 22 ......... 4 273 96.9 (X)

Commercial photography 4 .................. 106 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 32 .7 (X)

Wheeling, WV–OH MSA 11 ............ 1 631 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 11 ......... 1 630 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 .1 (X)

Wichita, KS MSA 32 .................. 9 728 100.0 98.2

Still and video portrait photography 32 ......... 9 596 98.6 (X)

Commercial photography 9 .................. 61 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 60 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 11 .1 (X)

Williamsport, PA MSA 7 ............. 1 077 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 7 ......... 1 077 100.0 (X)

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Table 7. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Wilmington, NC MSA 5 .............. 807 100.0 100.0

Still and video portrait photography 5 ......... 807 100.0 (X)

Youngstown–Warren, OH MSA 32 ..... 4 492 100.0 96.4

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Youngstown–Warren, OH MSAm

Con.

Still and video portrait photography 32 ......... 4 188 93.2 (X)

Commercial photography 9 .................. 181 4.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 54 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 69 1.5 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 8. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

723 Beauty shops 82 ............ 768 9 906 633 100.0 70.0

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 29 .............. 464 2 441 859 24.7 (X)

All other services 62 ............. 005 6 809 754 68.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 468 424 559 4.3 (X)

Funeral and crematory services:

All other services 676 ............. 4 688 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 1 ..................... 013 46 631 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 3 ... 185 172 106 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 036 .1 (X)

724 Barber shops 4 ............ 902 440 402 100.0 70.3

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 1 .............. 955 127 064 28.9 (X) All other services 3 ............. 497 297 244 67.5 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 35 ....................... 722 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 523 ...... 6 777 1.5 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 38 ..................... 1 378 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 141 ... 6 867 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 350 .1 (X)

ALABAMA

723 Beauty shops 1 ............ 211 102 670 100.0 69.1

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 404 .............. 25 740 25.1 (X) All other services 888 ............. 71 532 69.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 320 ...... 3 667 3.6 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 8 ..................... 949 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 759 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 65 ............ 4 624 100.0 74.1

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 32 .............. 2 147 46.4 (X) All other services 35 ............. 2 426 52.5 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 4 ....................... 8 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 41 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

ARIZONA

723 Beauty shops 1 ............ 377 181 378 100.0 71.6

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 339 .............. 31 856 17.6 (X)

All other services 1 ............. 190 140 853 77.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 332 ...... 4 950 2.7 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 10 ..................... 388 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 68 ... 3 310 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 86 ............ 7 093 100.0 74.9

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 17 .............. 1 544 21.8 (X)

All other services 71 ............. 5 547 78.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ARKANSAS

723 Beauty shops 504 ............ 42 920 100.0 67.6

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 222 .............. 15 760 36.7 (X)

All other services 335 ............. 23 435 54.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 115 ...... 2 022 4.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ... 1 667 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 .1 (X)

724 Barber shops 39 ............ 2 592 100.0 66.1

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 19 .............. 337 13.0 (X)

All other services 34 ............. 2 197 84.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 58 2.2 (X)

CALIFORNIA

723 Beauty shops 7 ............ 404 1 018 234 100.0 67.5

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 3 .............. 021 238 097 23.4 (X) All other services 5 ............. 764 704 729 69.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 2 ...... 348 46 024 4.5 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 74 ..................... 7 995 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 380 ... 20 964 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 425 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 514 ............ 48 391 100.0 76.5

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 172 .............. 13 861 28.6 (X) All other services 379 ............. 31 608 65.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 72 ...... 1 746 3.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ... 1 174 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

COLORADO

723 Beauty shops 1 ............ 222 150 345 100.0 72.9

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 339 .............. 31 394 20.9 (X)

All other services 1 ............. 013 106 943 71.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 645 ...... 9 068 6.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 13 ... 116 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 7 ..................... 405 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 61 ... 2 344 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 75 .1 (X)

724 Barber shops 64 ............ 6 254 100.0 100.0

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 10 .............. 903 14.4 (X)

All other services 55 ............. 5 178 82.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 173 2.8 (X)

CONNECTICUT

723 Beauty shops 1 ............ 793 220 389 100.0 69.3

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 405 .............. 46 804 21.2 (X)

All other services 1 ............. 441 165 341 75.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 447 ...... 5 865 2.7 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 26 ..................... 1 648 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 26 ... 704 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops # 142 ......... 10 683 100.0 50.2

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Table 8. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DELAWARE

723 Beauty shops # 301 ......... 41 708 100.0 48.6

724 Barber shops 15 ............ 964 100.0 100.0

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 7 .............. 165 17.1 (X)

All other services 12 ............. 772 80.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 27 2.8 (X)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

723 Beauty shops 191 ............ 49 595 100.0 72.5

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 96 .............. 13 860 28.0 (X)

All other services 107 ............. 31 701 63.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 99 ...... 2 967 6.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 1 063 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 26 ............ 2 986 100.0 93.5

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 9 .............. 552 18.5 (X)

All other services 22 ............. 2 433 81.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

FLORIDA

723 Beauty shops 5 ............ 804 674 761 100.0 74.5

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 2 .............. 979 248 687 36.9 (X) All other services 3 ............. 514 396 206 58.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 1 ...... 237 24 607 3.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 68 ... 473 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 23 ..................... 424 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 147 ... 4 160 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 204 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 178 ............ 16 890 100.0 76.6

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 93 .............. 6 665 39.5 (X)

All other services 105 ............. 9 758 57.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 222 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 244 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

GEORGIA

723 Beauty shops 1 ............ 746 214 713 100.0 68.0

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 747 .............. 53 541 24.9 (X)

All other services 1 ............. 135 150 963 70.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 628 ...... 6 232 2.9 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 6 ..................... 430 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 348 ... 3 495 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops # 100 ......... 8 866 100.0 56.7

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HAWAII

723 Beauty shops 369 ............ 58 774 100.0 68.3

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 135 .............. 13 301 22.6 (X)

All other services 258 ............. 39 321 66.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 135 ...... 4 574 7.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 676 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 902 1.5 (X)

724 Barber shops 36 ............ 6 282 100.0 93.9

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 5 .............. 77 1.2 (X)

All other services 36 ............. 6 029 96.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 176 2.8 (X)

IDAHO

723 Beauty shops 320 ............ 30 000 100.0 86.4

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 117 .............. 6 145 20.5 (X) All other services 260 ............. 22 713 75.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 60 ...... 1 128 3.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 14 .1 (X)

724 Barber shops 19 ............ 1 275 100.0 68.5

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 9 .............. 471 36.9 (X) All other services 10 ............. 735 57.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 69 5.4 (X)

ILLINOIS

723 Beauty shops 3 ............ 437 463 593 100.0 68.7

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 1 .............. 752 110 335 23.8 (X)

All other services 2 ............. 472 320 746 69.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 1 ...... 297 21 474 4.6 (X)

Funeral and crematory services:

All other services 540 ............. 2 622 .6 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 12 ..................... 560 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 91 ... 7 813 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 152 ............ 15 404 100.0 86.3

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 58 .............. 4 606 29.9 (X)

All other services 106 ............. 10 034 65.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ...... 599 3.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 134 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 .2 (X)

INDIANA

723 Beauty shops # 1 ......... 651 188 465 100.0 59.3

724 Barber shops 66 ............ 6 194 100.0 68.2

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 35 .............. 2 437 39.3 (X)

All other services 50 ............. 3 352 54.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 79 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 211 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 115 1.9 (X)

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[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

IOWA

723 Beauty shops 1 ............ 236 122 691 100.0 74.1

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 312 .............. 21 401 17.4 (X)

All other services 948 ............. 89 197 72.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 338 ...... 6 413 5.2 (X) All other rental 6 ................. 83 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 12 ..................... 345 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 44 ... 5 162 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 90 .1 (X)

724 Barber shops # 48 ......... 3 778 100.0 58.4

KANSAS

723 Beauty shops 875 ............ 95 194 100.0 75.4

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 448 .............. 22 314 23.4 (X) All other services 670 ............. 66 907 70.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 207 ...... 4 196 4.4 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 21 ..................... 238 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ... 1 482 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 57 .1 (X)

724 Barber shops 57 ............ 5 473 100.0 83.0

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 31 .............. 1 029 18.8 (X) All other services 51 ............. 4 420 80.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 13 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 .2 (X)

KENTUCKY

723 Beauty shops 891 ............ 87 926 100.0 90.8

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 341 .............. 22 424 25.5 (X)

All other services 690 ............. 59 461 67.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 203 ...... 3 726 4.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 99 ... 84 .1 (X)

All other rental 91 ................. 69 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 53 ..................... 231 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 35 ... 1 929 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops # 39 ......... 5 507 100.0 50.4

LOUISIANA

723 Beauty shops 841 ............ 101 901 100.0 75.6

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 305 .............. 25 700 25.2 (X)

All other services 697 ............. 68 352 67.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 250 ...... 7 015 6.9 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 10 ..................... 332 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 501 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops # 60 ......... 6 531 100.0 58.9

MAINE

723 Beauty shops # 344 ......... 35 248 100.0 57.4

724 Barber shops 20 ............ 1 362 100.0 63.8

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

All other services 20 ............. 1 322 97.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 40 2.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MARYLAND

723 Beauty shops 1 ............ 678 266 016 100.0 72.6

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 355 .............. 45 374 17.1 (X)

All other services 1 ............. 430 207 678 78.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 339 ...... 5 824 2.2 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 34 ..................... 4 562 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 38 ... 2 509 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 69 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops # 78 ......... 9 095 100.0 59.3

MASSACHUSETTS

723 Beauty shops 2 ............ 812 338 666 100.0 66.9

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 687 .............. 63 437 18.7 (X) All other services 2 ............. 205 259 963 76.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 368 ...... 8 820 2.6 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 20 ..................... 1 335 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ... 4 940 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 171 .1 (X)

724 Barber shops 131 ............ 10 372 100.0 77.0

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 46 .............. 3 428 33.1 (X)

All other services 86 ............. 6 875 66.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 60 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 .1 (X)

MICHIGAN

723 Beauty shops 2 ............ 709 351 695 100.0 68.6

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 576 .............. 75 592 21.5 (X)

All other services 2 ............. 319 248 969 70.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 875 ...... 19 249 5.5 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 24 ..................... 2 421 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 105 ... 5 373 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 91 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 96 ............ 10 734 100.0 82.9

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 36 .............. 3 333 31.1 (X)

All other services 60 ............. 6 612 61.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 789 7.4 (X)

MINNESOTA

723 Beauty shops 1 ............ 708 242 188 100.0 75.7

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 582 .............. 47 139 19.5 (X)

All other services 1 ............. 452 170 980 70.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 732 ...... 18 060 7.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 30 ... 300 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 41 ..................... 3 768 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 90 ... 1 674 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 267 .1 (X)

724 Barber shops # 48 ......... 10 414 100.0 21.6

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Table 8. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MISSISSIPPI

723 Beauty shops 458 ............ 40 927 100.0 64.0

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 175 .............. 12 263 30.0 (X)

All other services 326 ............. 25 247 61.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 65 ...... 1 266 3.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 41 ... 20 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 1 879 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 252 .6 (X)

724 Barber shops 34 ............ 2 236 100.0 87.5

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 11 .............. 248 11.1 (X) All other services 33 ............. 1 638 73.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 350 15.7 (X)

MISSOURI

723 Beauty shops # 1 ......... 876 197 143 100.0 54.4

724 Barber shops 82 ............ 6 316 100.0 85.0

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 26 .............. 1 600 25.3 (X)

All other services 65 ............. 4 629 73.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 87 1.4 (X)

MONTANA

723 Beauty shops 227 ............ 21 709 100.0 79.3

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 101 .............. 7 189 33.1 (X)

All other services 161 ............. 13 609 62.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 41 ...... 567 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 344 1.6 (X)

724 Barber shops 14 ............ 888 100.0 100.0

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 7 .............. 330 37.2 (X)

All other services 10 ............. 524 59.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 34 3.8 (X)

NEBRASKA

723 Beauty shops 739 ............ 82 506 100.0 84.9

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 243 .............. 8 390 10.2 (X)

All other services 694 ............. 65 919 79.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 295 ...... 4 458 5.4 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 96 ..................... 2 124 2.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 106 ... 1 609 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops # 59 ......... 5 361 100.0 51.4

NEVADA

723 Beauty shops # 301 ......... 44 462 100.0 52.7

724 Barber shops 20 ............ 1 906 100.0 85.5

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 14 .............. 311 16.3 (X)

All other services 7 ............. 1 556 81.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 39 2.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW HAMPSHIRE

723 Beauty shops 507 ............ 56 715 100.0 73.6

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 195 .............. 12 393 21.9 (X)

All other services 323 ............. 38 888 68.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 97 ...... 1 918 3.4 (X)

Funeral and crematory services: All other services 50 ............. 995 1.8 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 4 ..................... 120 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ... 2 399 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 17 ............ 1 391 100.0 93.2

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 9 .............. 486 34.9 (X)

All other services 11 ............. 898 64.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 .5 (X)

NEW JERSEY

723 Beauty shops 3 ............ 767 391 687 100.0 68.8

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 1 .............. 295 96 999 24.8 (X)

All other services 2 ............. 507 280 151 71.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 934 ...... 7 369 1.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 129 ... 611 .2 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 6 ..................... 1 109 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 45 ... 5 293 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 155 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 290 ............ 19 931 100.0 75.7

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 120 .............. 7 092 35.6 (X)

All other services 179 ............. 12 666 63.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 124 .6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 24 ... 23 .1 (X)

Laundry, cleaning, and garment

services 24 ...................... 23 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

NEW MEXICO

723 Beauty shops 422 ............ 43 312 100.0 72.8

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 106 .............. 7 673 17.7 (X)

All other services 357 ............. 33 040 76.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 49 ...... 1 775 4.1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 9 ..................... 672 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 152 .4 (X)

724 Barber shops 32 ............ 1 820 100.0 65.5

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 13 .............. 230 12.6 (X) All other services 19 ............. 1 590 87.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 8. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW YORK

723 Beauty shops 6 ............ 166 666 149 100.0 65.1

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 2 .............. 212 192 906 29.0 (X)

All other services 4 ............. 712 415 675 62.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 1 ...... 978 49 613 7.5 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 19 ..................... 2 070 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 90 ... 5 510 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 375 .1 (X)

724 Barber shops # 584 ......... 43 889 100.0 50.2

NORTH CAROLINA

723 Beauty shops # 1 ......... 587 173 843 100.0 59.9

724 Barber shops 156 ............ 14 847 100.0 84.1

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 77 .............. 5 247 35.3 (X)

All other services 110 ............. 9 390 63.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ...... 85 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 125 .8 (X)

NORTH DAKOTA

723 Beauty shops 359 ............ 32 619 100.0 84.9

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 89 .............. 8 822 27.1 (X)

All other services 318 ............. 21 367 65.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 184 ...... 1 874 5.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 72 ... 136 .4 (X)

Laundry, cleaning, and garment

services 36 ...................... 29 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 63 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 328 1.0 (X)

724 Barber shops # 10 ......... 651 100.0 50.7

OHIO

723 Beauty shops 3 ............ 785 471 811 100.0 72.3

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 852 .............. 84 487 17.9 (X) All other services 3 ............. 188 365 137 77.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 829 ...... 11 317 2.4 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 42 ..................... 1 084 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 130 ... 9 536 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 250 .1 (X)

724 Barber shops 184 ............ 15 516 100.0 67.4

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 46 .............. 2 359 15.2 (X) All other services 158 ............. 11 946 77.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 29 ...... 161 1.0 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 11 ..................... 391 2.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ... 659 4.3 (X)

OKLAHOMA

723 Beauty shops # 472 ......... 48 086 100.0 47.0

724 Barber shops 51 ............ 5 899 100.0 87.1

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 16 .............. 715 12.1 (X) All other services 37 ............. 4 946 83.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 95 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 143 2.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

OREGON

723 Beauty shops 767 ............ 97 902 100.0 91.6

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 339 .............. 34 715 35.5 (X)

All other services 662 ............. 59 275 60.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 78 ...... 2 077 2.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 55 ... 59 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 10 ..................... 174 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ... 1 526 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 76 .1 (X)

724 Barber shops # 31 ......... 2 923 100.0 42.4

PENNSYLVANIA

723 Beauty shops 4 ............ 912 519 801 100.0 80.8

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 1 .............. 725 154 261 29.7 (X) All other services 3 ............. 277 339 110 65.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 723 ...... 12 160 2.3 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 73 ..................... 831 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 132 ... 13 158 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 281 .1 (X)

724 Barber shops 325 ............ 24 266 100.0 76.4

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 127 .............. 9 252 38.1 (X) All other services 217 ............. 14 634 60.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ...... 174 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 106 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 100 .4 (X)

RHODE ISLAND

723 Beauty shops 485 ............ 42 480 100.0 73.3

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 207 .............. 14 660 34.5 (X) All other services 366 ............. 25 193 59.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 79 ...... 785 1.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 38 ... 72 .2 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 5 ..................... 40 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 46 ... 1 730 4.1 (X)

724 Barber shops # 38 ......... 2 008 100.0 52.9

SOUTH CAROLINA

723 Beauty shops 827 ............ 83 940 100.0 83.1

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 116 .............. 11 782 14.0 (X)

All other services 738 ............. 63 872 76.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 137 ...... 2 509 3.0 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 7 ..................... 481 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 30 ... 5 285 6.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 60 ............ 7 026 100.0 73.4

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 24 .............. 1 822 25.9 (X)

All other services 42 ............. 5 202 74.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 8. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SOUTH DAKOTA

723 Beauty shops 264 ............ 26 451 100.0 84.9

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 39 .............. 3 720 14.1 (X)

All other services 232 ............. 21 296 80.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 42 ...... 1 094 4.1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 13 ..................... 33 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ... 308 1.2 (X)

724 Barber shops 6 ............ 351 100.0 79.5

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

All other services 4 ............. 301 85.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 50 14.3 (X)

TENNESSEE

723 Beauty shops 1 ............ 349 163 457 100.0 70.8

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 606 .............. 49 282 30.2 (X)

All other services 1 ............. 071 102 925 63.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 352 ...... 6 509 4.0 (X)

Funeral and crematory services:

All other services 10 ............. 262 .2 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 23 ..................... 1 272 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 59 ... 3 159 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 48 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 67 ............ 6 936 100.0 68.1

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 34 .............. 1 334 19.2 (X) All other services 53 ............. 5 515 79.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 47 .7 (X)

Laundry, cleaning, and garment

services 6 ...................... 28 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 11 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

TEXAS

723 Beauty shops 5 ............ 024 655 966 100.0 69.4

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 1 .............. 982 169 738 25.9 (X) All other services 3 ............. 645 437 673 66.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 1 ...... 973 31 996 4.9 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 63 ..................... 2 111 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 247 ... 14 331 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 117 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 350 ............ 34 946 100.0 84.8

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 157 .............. 9 846 28.2 (X)

All other services 244 ............. 23 768 68.0 (X)

Shoe repair and shoeshine

receipts 21 ....................... 507 1.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 40 ...... 299 .9 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 14 ..................... 366 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 160 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UTAH

723 Beauty shops 315 ............ 34 616 100.0 76.1

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 93 .............. 9 157 26.5 (X)

All other services 281 ............. 22 864 66.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 101 ...... 1 681 4.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 36 ... 35 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 4 ..................... 29 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 48 ... 850 2.5 (X)

724 Barber shops # 8 ......... 862 100.0 51.0

VERMONT

723 Beauty shops 245 ............ 23 851 100.0 79.6

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 71 .............. 3 452 14.5 (X)

All other services 200 ............. 18 336 76.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 88 ...... 1 384 5.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 23 ... 18 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 6 ..................... 35 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 626 2.6 (X)

724 Barber shops # 5 ......... 231 100.0 54.9

VIRGINIA

723 Beauty shops 2 ............ 539 318 921 100.0 74.4

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 717 .............. 69 299 21.7 (X) All other services 1 ............. 928 228 475 71.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 927 ...... 15 071 4.7 (X)

All other rental 12 ................. 177 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 31 ..................... 343 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 79 ... 5 482 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 74 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops # 114 ......... 13 528 100.0 52.2

WASHINGTON

723 Beauty shops 1 ............ 685 238 426 100.0 96.2

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 458 .............. 44 836 18.8 (X)

All other services 1 ............. 455 177 091 74.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 455 ...... 12 573 5.3 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 23 ..................... 1 170 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 65 ... 2 695 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 61 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops 94 ............ 10 866 100.0 81.9

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 39 .............. 4 016 37.0 (X)

All other services 69 ............. 6 284 57.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 29 ...... 410 3.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 10 ... 9 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ... 77 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 70 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 8. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WEST VIRGINIA

723 Beauty shops 525 ............ 44 822 100.0 71.5

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 54 .............. 8 060 18.0 (X) All other services 480 ............. 33 406 74.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 162 ...... 2 051 4.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 1 300 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

724 Barber shops # 30 ......... 1 923 100.0 46.8

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WISCONSIN

723 Beauty shops 2 ............ 385 265 039 100.0 81.5

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 745 .............. 76 542 28.9 (X) All other services 1 ............. 716 169 708 64.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 793 ...... 10 981 4.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 14 ... 135 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 42 ..................... 1 087 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 85 ... 5 080 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 506 .6 (X)

724 Barber shops # 151 ......... 10 305 100.0 58.9

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 9. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

United States 2 ..................... 702 275 777 100.0 73.3

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 2 ................................ 702 256 868 93.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 596 ..................... 12 029 4.4 (X)

Laundry, cleaning, and garment services 43 .... 1 757 .6 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 55 .... 1 108 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 78 .......... 3 585 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 430 .2 (X)

Arizona 41 ........................... 2 646 100.0 84.4

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 41 ................................ 2 620 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 26 1.0 (X)

California 322 ......................... 41 890 100.0 85.1

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 322 ................................ 38 378 91.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 101 ..................... 1 983 4.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 .......... 1 482 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 47 .1 (X)

Colorado 45 .......................... 4 910 100.0 79.9

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 45 ................................ 4 518 92.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ..................... 197 4.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 6 ............ 9 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 179 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 7 .1 (X)

Delaware 7 .......................... 1 091 100.0 98.4

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 7 ................................ 810 74.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 281 25.8 (X)

District of Columbia 11 ............... 1 146 100.0 97.5

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 11 ................................ 1 016 88.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 130 11.3 (X)

Idaho 9 ............................. 1 086 100.0 84.0

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 9 ................................ 705 64.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 269 24.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 112 10.3 (X)

Illinois 96 ............................ 10 138 100.0 85.4

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 96 ................................ 9 402 92.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 ..................... 459 4.5 (X)

Laundry, cleaning, and garment services 4 .... 183 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 94 .9 (X)

Indiana 56 ........................... 4 622 100.0 76.7

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 56 ................................ 4 012 86.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ..................... 569 12.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 41 .9 (X)

Iowa 24 .............................. 2 811 100.0 100.0

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 24 ................................ 2 573 91.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 152 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 86 3.1 (X)

Kansas 33 ........................... 2 782 100.0 87.8

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 33 ................................ 2 624 94.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 158 5.7 (X)

Maine 8 ............................. 603 100.0 89.4

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 8 ................................ 550 91.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 29 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 24 4.0 (X)

Massachusetts 38 .................... 4 115 100.0 70.0

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 38 ................................ 4 031 98.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 53 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 19 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 12 .3 (X)

Michigan 82 .......................... 11 141 100.0 73.3

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 82 ................................ 10 504 94.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ..................... 594 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 43 .4 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

Minnesota 56 ......................... 5 543 100.0 100.0

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 56 ................................ 4 831 87.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ..................... 230 4.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 473 8.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 .2 (X)

Mississippi 24 ........................ 2 575 100.0 93.0

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 24 ................................ 2 557 99.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 18 .7 (X)

Missouri 63 .......................... 5 828 100.0 76.8

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 63 ................................ 5 642 96.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ..................... 122 2.1 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 4 .... 62 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 (V) (X)

Nebraska 12 ......................... 919 100.0 100.0

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 12 ................................ 805 87.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 114 12.4 (X)

New Jersey 72 ....................... 6 836 100.0 69.5

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 72 ................................ 6 475 94.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ..................... 105 1.5 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 7 .... 163 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 93 1.4 (X)

New York 235 ......................... 22 329 100.0 95.0

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 235 ................................ 21 833 97.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 46 ..................... 403 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 93 .4 (X)

North Carolina 84 .................... 8 940 100.0 79.4

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 84 ................................ 8 460 94.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ..................... 218 2.4 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 4 .... 90 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 129 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 43 .5 (X)

North Dakota 10 ...................... 857 100.0 100.0

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 10 ................................ 627 73.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 219 25.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 11 1.3 (X)

Oregon 36 ........................... 3 287 100.0 83.2

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 36 ................................ 2 987 90.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 105 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 195 5.9 (X)

Pennsylvania 98 ...................... 8 678 100.0 76.2

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 98 ................................ 7 433 85.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 38 ..................... 680 7.8 (X)

Laundry, cleaning, and garment services 10 .... 294 3.4 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 8 .... 216 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 54 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Rhode Island 8 ...................... 414 100.0 80.2

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 8 ................................ 411 99.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 .7 (X)

Tennessee 61 ........................ 4 654 100.0 100.0

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 61 ................................ 4 302 92.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ..................... 30 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 322 6.9 (X)

Texas 212 ............................. 25 831 100.0 64.6

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 212 ................................ 25 387 98.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ..................... 278 1.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 10 ............ 15 .1 (X)

Laundry, cleaning, and garment services 5 .... 107 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 44 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 9. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

Utah 22 .............................. 2 688 100.0 67.5

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 22 ................................ 2 455 91.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 233 8.7 (X)

Virginia 87 ........................... 11 375 100.0 73.1

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 87 ................................ 10 435 91.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ..................... 940 8.3 (X)

West Virginia 13 ...................... 1 303 100.0 99.5

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

West VirginiamCon.

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 13 ................................ 1 029 79.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 229 17.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 45 3.5 (X)

Wisconsin 40 ......................... 3 335 100.0 79.8

Receipts from shoe repair and shoeshine

services 40 ................................ 2 966 88.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ..................... 257 7.7 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 4 .... 27 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 .......... 83 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 .1 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 10. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

United States 15 ..................... 647 7 145 138 100.0 67.6

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 11 ........... 584 749 859 10.5 (X)

All other services 15 ....................... 647 5 939 360 83.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ..................... 693 384 268 5.4 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 140 .... 27 193 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 346 .......... 39 176 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 282 .1 (X)

Arizona 106 ........................... 53 155 100.0 72.6

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 78 ........... 4 329 8.1 (X)

All other services 106 ....................... 40 697 76.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 ..................... 8 112 15.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 17 (V) (X)

California 663 ......................... 448 564 100.0 77.6

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 474 ........... 51 966 11.6 (X)

All other services 663 ....................... 323 434 72.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 176 ..................... 69 710 15.5 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 4 .... 1 045 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 .......... 2 162 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 247 .1 (X)

Colorado 105 .......................... 57 240 100.0 80.9

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 62 ........... 4 312 7.5 (X)

All other services 105 ....................... 41 188 72.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 49 ..................... 11 445 20.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 295 .5 (X)

Connecticut 233 ....................... 111 372 100.0 74.6

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 161 ........... 13 428 12.1 (X)

All other services 233 ....................... 95 033 85.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ..................... 2 730 2.5 (X)

All other services 4 ....................... 175 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 (V) (X)

Georgia 413 ........................... 176 685 100.0 75.1

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 327 ........... 16 578 9.4 (X)

All other services 413 ....................... 136 308 77.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 80 ..................... 23 630 13.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 160 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 (V) (X)

Hawaii 26 ............................ 14 995 100.0 79.7

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 12 ........... 343 2.3 (X)

All other services 26 ....................... 12 798 85.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 1 407 9.4 (X)

All other rental 4 ........................... 351 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 96 .6 (X)

Illinois 848 ............................ 392 217 100.0 70.9

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 624 ........... 37 911 9.7 (X) All other services 848 ....................... 342 438 87.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 56 ..................... 10 853 2.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 .......... 183 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 832 .2 (X)

Indiana 530 ........................... 204 328 100.0 69.4

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 461 ........... 30 667 15.0 (X)

All other services 530 ....................... 161 792 79.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 69 ..................... 9 775 4.8 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 6 .... 1 948 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 122 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 24 (V) (X)

Iowa 384 .............................. 117 535 100.0 68.6

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 330 ........... 16 896 14.4 (X)

All other services 384 ....................... 97 473 82.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ..................... 2 904 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 114 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 148 .1 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

Kentucky 365 ......................... 148 982 100.0 80.1

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 224 ........... 9 878 6.6 (X)

All other services 365 ....................... 130 495 87.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ..................... 8 089 5.4 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 4 .... 500 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 20 (V) (X)

Maine 101 ............................. 33 220 100.0 61.4

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 93 ........... 3 396 10.2 (X)

All other services 101 ....................... 27 423 82.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ..................... 1 701 5.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 .......... 303 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 397 1.2 (X)

Maryland 192 .......................... 114 996 100.0 82.0

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 131 ........... 9 117 7.9 (X)

All other services 192 ....................... 104 130 90.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ..................... 1 709 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 40 (V) (X)

Massachusetts 460 .................... 204 243 100.0 64.1

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 321 ........... 21 537 10.5 (X)

All other services 460 ....................... 179 382 87.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ..................... 2 771 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 553 .3 (X)

Michigan 590 .......................... 281 846 100.0 79.2

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 498 ........... 32 418 11.5 (X)

All other services 590 ....................... 239 151 84.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ..................... 8 556 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 .......... 419 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 302 .5 (X)

Minnesota 303 ......................... 125 570 100.0 71.7

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 184 ........... 11 595 9.2 (X) All other services 303 ....................... 112 995 90.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 980 .8 (X)

Missouri 502 .......................... 208 317 100.0 77.3

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 286 ........... 7 846 3.8 (X) All other services 502 ....................... 180 436 86.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 140 ..................... 19 600 9.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 .......... 314 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 121 .1 (X)

Montana 50 .......................... 17 463 100.0 66.0

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 38 ........... 2 369 13.6 (X) All other services 50 ....................... 14 380 82.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 707 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 7 (V) (X)

Nebraska 182 ......................... 55 972 100.0 78.7

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 155 ........... 13 012 23.3 (X) All other services 182 ....................... 38 678 69.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ..................... 4 135 7.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 145 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 (V) (X)

Nevada 24 ........................... 20 390 100.0 88.1

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 16 ........... 1 091 5.4 (X)

All other services 24 ....................... 17 687 86.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 1 612 7.9 (X)

New Hampshire 70 ................... 25 131 100.0 77.0

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 61 ........... 3 769 15.0 (X)

All other services 70 ....................... 21 198 84.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 164 .7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 10. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

New Jersey 509 ....................... 260 070 100.0 80.5

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 319 ........... 30 085 11.6 (X) All other services 509 ....................... 226 008 86.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ..................... 3 376 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 601 .2 (X)

New Mexico 60 ....................... 26 587 100.0 76.6

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 37 ........... 992 3.7 (X) All other services 60 ....................... 24 455 92.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 1 128 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 12 .1 (X)

New York 1 ......................... 210 560 126 100.0 72.4

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 828 ........... 85 640 15.3 (X) All other services 1 ....................... 210 469 830 83.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 37 ..................... 3 662 .7 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 8 .... 724 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 270 .1 (X)

North Dakota 68 ...................... 23 208 100.0 86.7

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 56 ........... 2 575 11.1 (X) All other services 68 ....................... 20 261 87.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 355 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 17 .1 (X)

Ohio 910 .............................. 390 652 100.0 75.6

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 724 ........... 47 264 12.1 (X) All other services 910 ....................... 331 143 84.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 44 ..................... 8 763 2.2 (X)

Rents received from leased stations/

booths 14 ............................... 671 .2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 22 ............ 216 .1 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 19 .... 1 933 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 662 .2 (X)

Oklahoma 264 ......................... 108 390 100.0 81.1

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 218 ........... 11 390 10.5 (X)

All other services 264 ....................... 91 006 84.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ..................... 5 090 4.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 898 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 (V) (X)

Pennsylvania 1 ...................... 007 396 646 100.0 82.8

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 834 ........... 38 587 9.7 (X)

All other services 1 ....................... 007 352 128 88.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ..................... 4 446 1.1 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 5 .... 1 213 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 272 .1 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

South Carolina 248 .................... 109 443 100.0 65.1

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 188 ........... 14 972 13.7 (X) All other services 248 ....................... 89 182 81.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ..................... 5 059 4.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 .......... 218 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 12 (V) (X)

Tennessee 332 ........................ 170 243 100.0 95.2

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 282 ........... 19 863 11.7 (X) All other services 332 ....................... 127 771 75.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 53 ..................... 21 202 12.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 .......... 920 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 487 .3 (X)

Utah 61 .............................. 32 064 100.0 64.5

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 55 ........... 2 475 7.7 (X) All other services 61 ....................... 23 478 73.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ..................... 4 873 15.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 .......... 555 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 683 2.1 (X)

Virginia 394 ........................... 187 267 100.0 71.6

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 338 ........... 17 699 9.5 (X) All other services 394 ....................... 153 341 81.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 38 ..................... 15 888 8.5 (X)

Rents received from leased stations/

booths 5 ............................... 178 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 161 .1 (X)

Washington 153 ....................... 77 341 100.0 71.4

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 128 ........... 8 233 10.7 (X) All other services 153 ....................... 61 704 79.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 ..................... 7 182 9.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 222 .3 (X)

West Virginia 231 ...................... 86 180 100.0 76.1

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 123 ........... 6 763 7.9 (X)

All other services 231 ....................... 75 419 87.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ..................... 1 907 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 2 022 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 69 .1 (X)

Wisconsin 405 ......................... 157 640 100.0 79.5

Funeral and crematory services:

Repayments of cash advances 307 ........... 15 080 9.6 (X)

All other services 405 ....................... 117 042 74.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 104 ..................... 16 816 10.7 (X)

All other services provided to individuals 52 .... 8 338 5.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 .......... 338 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 26 (V) (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 11. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7291 Tax return preparation

services 7 ................ 924 1 295 405 100.0 95.0

Tax return preparation services 7 ... 924 1 229 008 94.9 (X)

Other rental receipts 53 ............ 792 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 477 ..................... 11 015 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 106 ...... 5 051 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 815 48 111 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 428 .1 (X)

7299 Miscellaneous personal

services, n.e.c. 16 .......... 017 3 885 006 100.0 61.1

Receipts from formal wear and

costume rental 2 ................ 245 494 425 12.7 (X)

Other rental receipts 442 ............ 23 035 .6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7299 Miscellaneous personal

services, n.e.c.mCon.

Receipts from diet and weight

reducing programs 3 ............. 859 779 307 20.1 (X)

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing

services:

Rents received from leased

stations/ booths 170 .............. 6 606 .2 (X)

All other receipts 176 ............. 7 773 .2 (X)

Laundry, cleaning, and garment

services 79 ...................... 3 334 .1 (X)

All other services provided to

individuals 10 ..................... 076 1 700 068 43.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 164 816 091 21.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 702 ... 54 105 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 262 (V) (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 12. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

731 Advertising 19 .............. 023 19 455 616 100.0 68.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 13 ......... 947 7 374 686 37.9 (X)

Income on materials and

services 9 .................... 588 2 158 266 11.1 (X)

Fees 7 ........................ 694 3 346 257 17.2 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 2 ..... 588 1 941 777 10.0 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 2 ........................ 637 1 904 137 9.8 (X)

Public relations services 2 ......... 153 197 346 1.0 (X)

Other advertising related

services 3 ...................... 341 2 246 710 11.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 290 147 082 .8 (X)

Other operating receipts 2 ......... 004 139 355 .7 (X)

7311 Advertising agencies 13 ..... 879 13 607 846 100.0 64.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 13 ......... 879 7 370 695 54.2 (X)

Income on materials and

services 9 .................... 532 2 150 882 15.8 (X)

Fees 7 ........................ 658 3 342 623 24.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 1 ..... 256 73 374 .5 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 690 ........................ 94 108 .7 (X)

Public relations services 2 ......... 137 197 060 1.5 (X)

Other advertising related

services 1 ...................... 362 184 713 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 155 84 376 .6 (X)

Other operating receipts 1 ......... 759 110 015 .8 (X)

7312 Outdoor advertising

services 1 ................ 308 1 888 020 100.0 89.6

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 17 ......... 1 449 .1 (X) Income on materials and

services 25 .................... 2 182 .1 (X) Fees 18 ........................ 1 141 .1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 1 ..... 308 1 867 909 98.9 (X)

Other advertising related

services 26 ...................... 3 302 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 37 ........... 2 838 .2 (X)

Other operating receipts 69 ......... 8 344 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 855 .1 (X)

7313 pt. Radio, television

advertising

representatives 787 ......... 835 357 100.0 72.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 10 ......... 503 .1 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 787 ........................ 829 821 99.3 (X)

Other operating receipts 26 ......... 4 582 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 451 .1 (X)

7313 pt. Publishers’ advertising

representatives 1 ......... 118 976 581 100.0 68.9

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 1 ........................ 118 963 797 98.7 (X)

Other advertising related

services 17 ...................... 2 173 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ........... 3 701 .4 (X)

Other operating receipts 58 ......... 6 430 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 480 .1 (X)

7319 Advertising, n.e.c. 1 ........ 931 2 147 812 100.0 72.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 28 ......... 1 747 .1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 21 .................... 4 846 .2 (X)

Fees 16 ........................ 2 462 .1 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 29 ........................ 15 597 .7 (X)

Other advertising related

services 1 ...................... 931 2 056 359 95.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 61 ........... 56 166 2.6 (X)

Other operating receipts 92 ......... 9 984 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 651 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSA

731 Advertising 63 .............. 40 832 100.0 72.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 51 ......... 14 095 34.5 (X)

Income on materials and

services 27 .................... 5 518 13.5 (X)

Fees 24 ........................ 3 794 9.3 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 11 ..... 4 725 11.6 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 10 ........................ 9 316 22.8 (X)

Public relations services 8 ......... 245 .6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 5 ...................... 3 009 7.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 128 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

ALBUQUERQUE, NM MSA

731 Advertising 53 .............. 25 923 100.0 63.8

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 39 ......... 9 407 36.3 (X) Income on materials and

services 32 .................... 5 266 20.3 (X) Fees 19 ........................ 2 823 10.9 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 15 ..... 5 503 21.2 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 6 ........................ 1 194 4.6 (X)

Public relations services 4 ......... 62 .2 (X)

Other advertising related

services 8 ...................... 1 529 5.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 75 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 64 .3 (X)

ALLENTOWN–

BETHLEHEM–EASTON, PA

MSA

731 Advertising 33 .............. 39 859 100.0 86.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 21 ......... 2 770 7.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 16 .................... 1 093 2.7 (X)

Fees 18 ........................ 6 033 15.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 8 ..... 16 422 41.2 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 7 ........................ 7 032 17.6 (X)

Public relations services 8 ......... 558 1.4 (X)

Other advertising related

services 8 ...................... 4 911 12.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 966 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 74 .2 (X)

ALTOONA, PA MSA

731 Advertising 8 .............. 5 307 100.0 100.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 6 ......... 1 493 28.1 (X)

Fees 4 ........................ 322 6.1 (X)

Other operating receipts 4 ......... 383 7.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 109 58.6 (X)

ATLANTA, GA MSA

731 Advertising 407 .............. 369 626 100.0 70.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 296 ......... 167 962 45.4 (X)

Income on materials and

services 186 .................... 27 640 7.5 (X)

Fees 164 ........................ 49 955 13.5 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 37 ..... 37 701 10.2 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 50 ........................ 38 232 10.3 (X)

Public relations services 32 ......... 3 360 .9 (X)

Other advertising related

services 63 ...................... 43 593 11.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 224 .1 (X)

Other operating receipts 24 ......... 959 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 12. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

AUSTIN–SAN MARCOS, TX

MSA

731 Advertising 74 .............. 65 412 100.0 73.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 62 ......... 28 986 44.3 (X)

Income on materials and

services 43 .................... 6 349 9.7 (X)

Fees 35 ........................ 18 934 29.0 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 13 ..... 7 691 11.8 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 11 ........................ 1 852 2.8 (X)

Public relations services 6 ......... 38 .1 (X)

Other advertising related

services 6 ...................... 328 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 69 .1 (X)

Other operating receipts 16 ......... 1 165 1.8 (X)

BANGOR, ME MSA

731 Advertising 4 .............. 1 030 100.0 86.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 4 ......... 818 79.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 212 20.6 (X)

BEAUMONT–PORT

ARTHUR, TX MSA

731 Advertising 21 .............. 6 853 100.0 69.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 18 ......... 1 769 25.8 (X)

Income on materials and

services 11 .................... 1 380 20.1 (X)

Fees 7 ........................ 966 14.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 738 40.0 (X)

BENTON HARBOR, MI MSA

731 Advertising 10 .............. 4 164 100.0 93.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 9 ......... 2 145 51.5 (X)

Fees 6 ........................ 1 153 27.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 866 20.8 (X)

BILLINGS, MT MSA

731 Advertising 14 .............. 4 953 100.0 100.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 7 ......... 543 11.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 7 .................... 618 12.5 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 4 ..... 2 230 45.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 562 31.5 (X)

BILOXI–GULFPORT–

PASCAGOULA, MS MSA

731 Advertising 12 .............. 5 817 100.0 89.6

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 7 ......... 1 040 17.9 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 4 ........................ 2 144 36.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 633 45.3 (X)

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSA

731 Advertising 86 .............. 86 827 100.0 67.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 66 ......... 19 027 21.9 (X) Income on materials and

services 48 .................... 8 152 9.4 (X) Fees 37 ........................ 5 591 6.4 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 18 ..... 17 088 19.7 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 8 ........................ 15 119 17.4 (X)

Public relations services 15 ......... 1 860 2.1 (X)

Other advertising related

services 26 ...................... 19 536 22.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 308 .4 (X)

Other operating receipts 19 ......... 146 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BISMARCK, ND MSA

731 Advertising 7 .............. 1 563 100.0 96.6

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 5 ......... 673 43.1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 4 .................... 408 26.1 (X)

Fees 4 ........................ 157 10.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 325 20.8 (X)

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSA

731 Advertising 471 .............. 468 566 100.0 61.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 378 ......... 165 461 35.3 (X)

Income on materials and

services 273 .................... 63 503 13.6 (X)

Fees 213 ........................ 135 305 28.9 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 25 ..... 26 114 5.6 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 49 ........................ 33 883 7.2 (X)

Public relations services 54 ......... 9 136 2.0 (X)

Other advertising related

services 63 ...................... 26 950 5.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 2 187 .5 (X)

Other operating receipts 56 ......... 6 027 1.3 (X)

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSA

731 Advertising 361 .............. 417 677 100.0 64.8

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 288 ......... 151 045 36.2 (X)

Income on materials and

services 207 .................... 52 212 12.5 (X)

Fees 151 ........................ 125 723 30.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 17 ..... 24 333 5.8 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 41 ........................ 25 474 6.1 (X)

Public relations services 40 ......... 8 705 2.1 (X)

Other advertising related

services 47 ...................... 22 913 5.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 2 088 .5 (X)

Other operating receipts 34 ......... 5 184 1.2 (X)

BROWNSVILLE–

HARLINGEN–SAN

BENITO, TX MSA

731 Advertising 12 .............. 5 516 100.0 71.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 9 ......... 1 487 27.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 5 .................... 697 12.6 (X)

Fees 4 ........................ 210 3.8 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 4 ..... 2 781 50.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 341 6.2 (X)

BUFFALO–NIAGARA

FALLS, NY MSA

731 Advertising 73 .............. 51 677 100.0 72.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 60 ......... 6 476 12.5 (X)

Income on materials and

services 57 .................... 9 491 18.4 (X)

Fees 44 ........................ 9 994 19.3 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 11 ..... 12 532 24.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 9 ........................ 2 125 4.1 (X)

Public relations services 14 ......... 738 1.4 (X)

Other advertising related

services 17 ...................... 10 188 19.7 (X)

Other operating receipts 5 ......... 59 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 74 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CASPER, WY MSA

731 Advertising 6 .............. 2 382 100.0 98.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 4 ......... 155 6.5 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 4 ........................ 460 19.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 767 74.2 (X)

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA MSA

731 Advertising 12 .............. 20 559 100.0 97.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 9 ......... 2 471 12.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 9 .................... 2 508 12.2 (X)

Fees 5 ........................ 10 187 49.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 393 26.2 (X)

CHAMPAIGN–URBANA, IL

MSA

731 Advertising 8 .............. 4 050 100.0 73.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 6 ......... 272 6.7 (X) Income on materials and

services 6 .................... 830 20.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 948 72.8 (X)

CHARLESTON–NORTH

CHARLESTON, SC MSA

731 Advertising 25 .............. 17 110 100.0 89.8

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 16 ......... 2 013 11.8 (X) Income on materials and

services 13 .................... 1 373 8.0 (X) Fees 10 ........................ 1 361 8.0 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 8 ..... 8 865 51.8 (X)

Other advertising related

services 4 ...................... 3 334 19.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 164 1.0 (X)

CHATTANOOGA, TN–GA

MSA

731 Advertising 35 .............. 12 382 100.0 75.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 24 ......... 1 701 13.7 (X)

Income on materials and

services 15 .................... 1 696 13.7 (X)

Fees 10 ........................ 1 393 11.3 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 7 ..... 4 879 39.4 (X)

Other advertising related

services 7 ...................... 1 649 13.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 064 8.6 (X)

CHICAGO, IL PMSA

731 Advertising 1 .............. 049 1 710 690 100.0 72.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 761 ......... 770 342 45.0 (X) Income on materials and

services 542 .................... 206 464 12.1 (X) Fees 384 ........................ 246 899 14.4 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 98 ..... 120 544 7.1 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 166 ........................ 149 897 8.8 (X)

Public relations services 89 ......... 5 047 .3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 188 ...................... 206 427 12.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 53 ........... 801 .1 (X)

Other operating receipts 73 ......... 4 269 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GARY, IN PMSA

731 Advertising 19 .............. 21 477 100.0 67.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 12 ......... 4 338 20.2 (X) Income on materials and

services 12 .................... 964 4.5 (X) Fees 6 ........................ 1 928 9.0 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 4 ..... 12 190 56.8 (X)

Other operating receipts 6 ......... 60 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 997 9.3 (X)

HAMILTON–MIDDLETOWN,

OH PMSA

731 Advertising 11 .............. 12 898 100.0 68.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 7 ......... 12 .1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 7 .................... 854 6.6 (X)

Fees 7 ........................ 3 641 28.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 391 65.1 (X)

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

731 Advertising 216 .............. 185 472 100.0 62.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 175 ......... 64 549 34.8 (X) Income on materials and

services 122 .................... 17 063 9.2 (X) Fees 84 ........................ 45 863 24.7 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 24 ..... 16 541 8.9 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 18 ........................ 15 568 8.4 (X)

Public relations services 38 ......... 6 669 3.6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 27 ...................... 16 924 9.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 144 .1 (X)

Other operating receipts 25 ......... 2 151 1.2 (X)

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

MSA

731 Advertising 25 .............. 12 844 100.0 90.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 17 ......... 5 297 41.2 (X)

Income on materials and

services 15 .................... 1 139 8.9 (X)

Fees 12 ........................ 1 195 9.3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 6 ...................... 2 226 17.3 (X)

Other operating receipts 4 ......... 371 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 616 20.4 (X)

COLUMBIA, SC MSA

731 Advertising 37 .............. 17 067 100.0 71.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 33 ......... 2 498 14.6 (X)

Income on materials and

services 24 .................... 1 950 11.4 (X)

Fees 22 ........................ 6 296 36.9 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 8 ..... 3 189 18.7 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 6 ........................ 448 2.6 (X)

Public relations services 13 ......... 354 2.1 (X)

Other advertising related

services 12 ...................... 1 339 7.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 61 .4 (X)

Other operating receipts 4 ......... 932 5.5 (X)

COLUMBUS, GA–AL MSA

731 Advertising 15 .............. 8 047 100.0 80.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 10 ......... 1 402 17.4 (X)

Income on materials and

services 5 .................... 298 3.7 (X)

Fees 5 ........................ 1 599 19.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 748 59.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

731 Advertising 105 .............. 118 999 100.0 67.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 76 ......... 17 898 15.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 58 .................... 12 577 10.6 (X)

Fees 52 ........................ 25 284 21.3 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 23 ..... 23 149 19.5 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 10 ........................ 958 .8 (X)

Public relations services 27 ......... 4 977 4.2 (X)

Other advertising related

services 29 ...................... 22 101 18.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ........... 10 476 8.8 (X)

Other operating receipts 15 ......... 1 579 1.3 (X)

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX MSA

731 Advertising 18 .............. 6 590 100.0 75.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 11 ......... 688 10.4 (X)

Income on materials and

services 9 .................... 1 032 15.7 (X)

Fees 11 ........................ 1 180 17.9 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 5 ..... 3 266 49.6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 5 ...................... 333 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 91 1.4 (X)

DALLAS–FORT WORTH, TX

CMSA

731 Advertising 481 .............. 495 303 100.0 67.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 330 ......... 193 788 39.1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 228 .................... 49 129 9.9 (X)

Fees 181 ........................ 105 958 21.4 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 76 ..... 49 206 9.9 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 86 ........................ 51 818 10.5 (X)

Public relations services 82 ......... 5 646 1.1 (X)

Other advertising related

services 82 ...................... 37 667 7.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 37 ........... 1 269 .3 (X)

Other operating receipts 41 ......... 822 .2 (X)

DALLAS, TX PMSA

731 Advertising 395 .............. 426 812 100.0 68.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 272 ......... 175 057 41.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 182 .................... 43 918 10.3 (X)

Fees 151 ........................ 96 996 22.7 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 47 ..... 23 729 5.6 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 75 ........................ 46 520 10.9 (X)

Public relations services 68 ......... 5 420 1.3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 65 ...................... 33 321 7.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 ........... 1 199 .3 (X)

Other operating receipts 34 ......... 652 .2 (X)

DAVENPORT–MOLINE–

ROCK ISLAND, IA–IL MSA

731 Advertising 24 .............. 9 026 100.0 66.6

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 21 ......... 2 013 22.3 (X)

Income on materials and

services 20 .................... 2 490 27.6 (X)

Fees 13 ........................ 2 069 22.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 454 27.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

731 Advertising 57 .............. 65 074 100.0 87.8

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 44 ......... 5 565 8.6 (X)

Income on materials and

services 37 .................... 8 493 13.1 (X)

Fees 22 ........................ 4 605 7.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 12 ..... 5 325 8.2 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 11 ........................ 32 978 50.7 (X)

Public relations services 11 ......... 860 1.3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 9 ...................... 6 958 10.7 (X)

Other operating receipts 7 ......... 284 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

DECATUR, IL MSA

731 Advertising 6 .............. 5 067 100.0 93.6

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 4 ......... 971 19.2 (X)

Income on materials and

services 4 .................... 689 13.6 (X)

Fees 4 ........................ 1 620 32.0 (X)

Other operating receipts 4 ......... 104 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 683 33.2 (X)

DENVER, CO PMSA

731 Advertising 185 .............. 115 958 100.0 61.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 137 ......... 41 808 36.1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 67 .................... 7 040 6.1 (X)

Fees 61 ........................ 21 788 18.8 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 13 ..... 16 039 13.8 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 22 ........................ 10 268 8.9 (X)

Public relations services 14 ......... 178 .2 (X)

Other advertising related

services 41 ...................... 18 391 15.9 (X)

Other operating receipts 28 ......... 405 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 41 (V) (X)

DES MOINES, IA MSA

731 Advertising 44 .............. 23 170 100.0 63.6

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 33 ......... 4 211 18.2 (X)

Income on materials and

services 33 .................... 4 224 18.2 (X)

Fees 28 ........................ 9 847 42.5 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 11 ..... 3 118 13.5 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 8 ........................ 380 1.6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 10 ...................... 1 264 5.5 (X)

Other operating receipts 6 ......... 98 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 28 .1 (X)

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSA

731 Advertising 408 .............. 711 907 100.0 75.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 294 ......... 450 101 63.2 (X)

Income on materials and

services 196 .................... 58 526 8.2 (X)

Fees 133 ........................ 79 081 11.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 41 ..... 39 102 5.5 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 67 ........................ 44 688 6.3 (X)

Public relations services 42 ......... 2 524 .4 (X)

Other advertising related

services 76 ...................... 35 600 5.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 853 .1 (X)

Other operating receipts 33 ......... 1 432 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 12. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DETROIT, MI PMSA

731 Advertising 367 .............. 693 858 100.0 75.6

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 261 ......... 445 954 64.3 (X)

Income on materials and

services 165 .................... 52 806 7.6 (X)

Fees 114 ........................ 77 855 11.2 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 37 ..... 36 855 5.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 61 ........................ 42 467 6.1 (X)

Public relations services 34 ......... 2 322 .3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 64 ...................... 33 459 4.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 852 .1 (X)

Other operating receipts 22 ......... 1 288 .2 (X)

FLINT, MI PMSA

731 Advertising 14 .............. 5 142 100.0 87.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 13 ......... 1 278 24.9 (X)

Income on materials and

services 11 .................... 918 17.9 (X)

Fees 11 ........................ 738 14.4 (X)

Public relations services 4 ......... 36 .7 (X)

Other operating receipts 7 ......... 57 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 115 41.1 (X)

EUGENE–SPRINGFIELD,

OR MSA

731 Advertising 24 .............. 14 224 100.0 76.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 18 ......... 2 180 15.3 (X) Income on materials and

services 12 .................... 1 417 10.0 (X) Fees 9 ........................ 1 959 13.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 668 60.9 (X)

EVANSVILLE–HENDERSON,

IN–KY MSA

731 Advertising 22 .............. 10 886 100.0 64.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 14 ......... 4 425 40.7 (X) Income on materials and

services 7 .................... 1 437 13.2 (X) Fees 5 ........................ 395 3.6 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 5 ........................ 1 151 10.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 478 32.0 (X)

FARGO–MOORHEAD, ND–

MN MSA

731 Advertising 11 .............. 4 078 100.0 80.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 9 ......... 1 359 33.3 (X)

Income on materials and

services 7 .................... 2 072 50.8 (X)

Fees 5 ........................ 203 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 444 10.9 (X)

FAYETTEVILLE, NC MSA

731 Advertising 6 .............. 1 776 100.0 92.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 6 ......... 446 25.1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 6 .................... 328 18.5 (X) Fees 6 ........................ 1 002 56.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FORT PIERCE–PORT ST.

LUCIE, FL MSA

731 Advertising 17 .............. 7 797 100.0 74.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 14 ......... 1 129 14.5 (X)

Income on materials and

services 11 .................... 423 5.4 (X)

Fees 14 ........................ 685 8.8 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 6 ..... 298 3.8 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 8 ........................ 3 652 46.8 (X)

Public relations services 6 ......... 22 .3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 7 ...................... 1 566 20.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 .3 (X)

FORT SMITH, AR–OK MSA

731 Advertising 11 .............. 4 424 100.0 68.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 7 ......... 1 117 25.3 (X) Income on materials and

services 6 .................... 842 19.0 (X) Fees 4 ........................ 197 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 268 51.3 (X)

FORT WALTON BEACH, FL

MSA

731 Advertising 10 .............. 4 238 100.0 75.8

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 6 ........................ 709 16.7 (X)

Other advertising related

services 4 ...................... 331 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 198 75.5 (X)

FRESNO, CA MSA

731 Advertising 37 .............. 19 671 100.0 76.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 28 ......... 3 853 19.6 (X) Income on materials and

services 19 .................... 2 971 15.1 (X) Fees 21 ........................ 3 209 16.3 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 5 ..... 7 359 37.4 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 8 ........................ 309 1.6 (X)

Public relations services 7 ......... 94 .5 (X)

Other advertising related

services 6 ...................... 454 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 1 421 7.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

GRAND FORKS, ND–MN

MSA

731 Advertising 5 .............. 1 844 100.0 93.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 4 ......... 1 242 67.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 602 32.7 (X)

GREEN BAY, WI MSA

731 Advertising 15 .............. 8 556 100.0 73.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 13 ......... 2 012 23.5 (X)

Income on materials and

services 10 .................... 1 163 13.6 (X)

Fees 12 ........................ 1 163 13.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 5 ..... 2 548 29.8 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 4 ........................ 245 2.9 (X)

Other operating receipts 5 ......... 1 397 16.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 28 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GREENSBORO–WINSTONSALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

731 Advertising 86 .............. 66 167 100.0 69.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 70 ......... 6 252 9.5 (X) Income on materials and

services 54 .................... 11 491 17.4 (X) Fees 43 ........................ 18 619 28.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 14 ..... 8 671 13.1 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 10 ........................ 2 522 3.8 (X)

Public relations services 16 ......... 217 .3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 16 ...................... 17 213 26.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 256 .4 (X)

Other operating receipts 13 ......... 926 1.4 (X)

GREENVILLE, NC MSA

731 Advertising 5 .............. 1 357 100.0 93.2

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 5 ......... 471 34.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 886 65.3 (X)

GREENVILLE–

SPARTANBURG–

ANDERSON, SC MSA

731 Advertising 48 .............. 38 499 100.0 79.6

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 42 ......... 17 493 45.4 (X)

Income on materials and

services 28 .................... 4 903 12.7 (X) Fees 19 ........................ 6 186 16.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 9 ..... 7 829 20.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 7 ........................ 1 438 3.7 (X)

Public relations services 5 ......... 104 .3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 5 ...................... 61 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 98 .3 (X)

Other operating receipts 5 ......... 387 1.0 (X)

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSA

731 Advertising 29 .............. 32 761 100.0 61.6

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 24 ......... 2 816 8.6 (X) Income on materials and

services 22 .................... 5 701 17.4 (X) Fees 22 ........................ 7 086 21.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 4 ..... 6 493 19.8 (X)

Public relations services 5 ......... 168 .5 (X)

Other advertising related

services 4 ...................... 4 648 14.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 357 1.1 (X)

Other operating receipts 10 ......... 70 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 422 16.6 (X)

HICKORY–MORGANTON,

NC MSA

731 Advertising 19 .............. 8 832 100.0 72.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 15 ......... 1 206 13.7 (X)

Income on materials and

services 13 .................... 1 743 19.7 (X)

Fees 8 ........................ 1 454 16.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 429 50.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

HONOLULU, HI MSA

731 Advertising 65 .............. 39 601 100.0 84.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 56 ......... 19 165 48.4 (X)

Income on materials and

services 48 .................... 5 578 14.1 (X)

Fees 38 ........................ 9 741 24.6 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 6 ........................ 1 135 2.9 (X)

Public relations services 10 ......... 1 199 3.0 (X)

Other advertising related

services 10 ...................... 2 131 5.4 (X)

Other operating receipts 16 ......... 640 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

731 Advertising 284 .............. 199 293 100.0 62.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 215 ......... 49 384 24.8 (X) Income on materials and

services 141 .................... 23 617 11.9 (X) Fees 113 ........................ 48 029 24.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 38 ..... 43 761 22.0 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 21 ........................ 10 310 5.2 (X)

Public relations services 21 ......... 185 .1 (X)

Other advertising related

services 55 ...................... 23 760 11.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 142 .1 (X)

Other operating receipts 17 ......... 105 .1 (X)

HUNTSVILLE, AL MSA

731 Advertising 13 .............. 6 070 100.0 63.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 10 ......... 2 348 38.7 (X) Income on materials and

services 10 .................... 627 10.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 095 51.0 (X)

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSA

731 Advertising 124 .............. 77 540 100.0 62.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 93 ......... 25 668 33.1 (X) Income on materials and

services 71 .................... 7 001 9.0 (X) Fees 53 ........................ 15 166 19.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 21 ..... 15 660 20.2 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 8 ........................ 1 810 2.3 (X)

Public relations services 16 ......... 1 649 2.1 (X)

Other advertising related

services 26 ...................... 9 880 12.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 670 .9 (X)

Other operating receipts 11 ......... 36 .1 (X)

JACKSON, MI MSA

731 Advertising 9 .............. 2 802 100.0 100.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 7 ......... 374 13.4 (X) Income on materials and

services 4 .................... 143 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 285 81.6 (X)

JACKSON, MS MSA

731 Advertising 31 .............. 27 739 100.0 77.2

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 22 ......... 2 292 8.3 (X) Income on materials and

services 19 .................... 1 456 5.3 (X) Fees 22 ........................ 9 369 33.8 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 4 ..... 3 165 11.4 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 4 ........................ 9 687 34.9 (X)

Other advertising related

services 4 ...................... 1 470 5.3 (X)

Other operating receipts 6 ......... 173 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 127 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSA

731 Advertising 76 .............. 38 886 100.0 81.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 59 ......... 19 109 49.1 (X) Income on materials and

services 43 .................... 3 834 9.9 (X) Fees 30 ........................ 1 894 4.9 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 12 ..... 8 528 21.9 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 7 ........................ 1 739 4.5 (X)

Public relations services 8 ......... 248 .6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 9 ...................... 3 387 8.7 (X)

Other operating receipts 11 ......... 130 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 (V) (X)

JAMESTOWN, NY MSA

731 Advertising 6 .............. 1 945 100.0 94.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 4 ......... 94 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 851 95.2 (X)

JOHNSON CITY–

KINGSPORT–BRISTOL,

TN–VA MSA

731 Advertising 18 .............. 13 938 100.0 87.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 11 ......... 832 6.0 (X) Income on materials and

services 8 .................... 1 566 11.2 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 4 ..... 3 421 24.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 119 58.3 (X)

KALAMAZOO–BATTLE

CREEK, MI MSA

731 Advertising 33 .............. 19 323 100.0 81.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 25 ......... 1 392 7.2 (X)

Income on materials and

services 19 .................... 1 743 9.0 (X)

Fees 19 ........................ 11 731 60.7 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 6 ..... 2 872 14.9 (X)

Public relations services 8 ......... 133 .7 (X)

Other advertising related

services 7 ...................... 1 372 7.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 80 .4 (X)

KNOXVILLE, TN MSA

731 Advertising 48 .............. 47 760 100.0 60.8

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 32 ......... 14 565 30.5 (X)

Income on materials and

services 21 .................... 7 854 16.4 (X)

Fees 18 ........................ 2 682 5.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 11 ..... 8 797 18.4 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 5 ........................ 7 317 15.3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 10 ...................... 4 686 9.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 450 3.0 (X)

Other operating receipts 6 ......... 409 .9 (X)

KOKOMO, IN MSA

731 Advertising 5 .............. 1 338 100.0 65.8

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 4 ......... 552 41.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 786 58.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSA

731 Advertising 15 .............. 7 404 100.0 81.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 10 ......... 2 749 37.1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 4 .................... 184 2.5 (X)

Fees 6 ........................ 316 4.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 4 ........................ 1 041 14.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 114 42.1 (X)

LAS CRUCES, NM MSA

731 Advertising 6 .............. 961 100.0 96.0

Outdoor advertising services 4 ..... 333 34.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 628 65.4 (X)

LAS VEGAS, NV–AZ MSA

731 Advertising 95 .............. 91 296 100.0 70.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 69 ......... 30 352 33.3 (X) Income on materials and

services 38 .................... 2 015 2.2 (X) Fees 28 ........................ 4 889 5.4 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 17 ..... 44 843 49.1 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 6 ........................ 2 294 2.5 (X)

Public relations services 13 ......... 1 431 1.6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 18 ...................... 4 672 5.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 488 .5 (X)

Other operating receipts 13 ......... 312 .3 (X)

LIMA, OH MSA

731 Advertising 8 .............. 2 275 100.0 75.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 6 ......... 206 9.1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 6 .................... 209 9.2 (X)

Other advertising related

services 4 ...................... 772 33.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 088 47.8 (X)

LINCOLN, NE MSA

731 Advertising 22 .............. 12 972 100.0 93.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 16 ......... 1 442 11.1 (X) Income on materials and

services 9 .................... 1 500 11.6 (X) Fees 10 ........................ 3 640 28.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 7 ..... 1 686 13.0 (X)

Public relations services 5 ......... 343 2.6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 7 ...................... 3 463 26.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 898 6.9 (X)

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

731 Advertising 1 .............. 299 1 748 939 100.0 67.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 907 ......... 755 275 43.2 (X)

Income on materials and

services 573 .................... 150 751 8.6 (X)

Fees 469 ........................ 172 542 9.9 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 101 ..... 182 972 10.5 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 206 ........................ 213 414 12.2 (X)

Public relations services 100 ......... 7 639 .4 (X)

Other advertising related

services 244 ...................... 249 551 14.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 55 ........... 9 684 .6 (X)

Other operating receipts 116 ......... 7 111 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

731 Advertising 893 .............. 1 387 275 100.0 70.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 601 ......... 637 062 45.9 (X)

Income on materials and

services 372 .................... 101 030 7.3 (X)

Fees 283 ........................ 119 837 8.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 67 ..... 156 118 11.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 147 ........................ 167 471 12.1 (X)

Public relations services 37 ......... 2 527 .2 (X)

Other advertising related

services 170 ...................... 194 963 14.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 ........... 1 847 .1 (X)

Other operating receipts 94 ......... 6 420 .5 (X)

RIVERSIDE–SAN

BERNARDINO, CA PMSA

731 Advertising 64 .............. 44 310 100.0 99.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 39 ......... 10 718 24.2 (X)

Income on materials and

services 23 .................... 905 2.0 (X)

Fees 29 ........................ 2 905 6.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 14 ..... 19 441 43.9 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 17 ........................ 4 677 10.6 (X)

Public relations services 8 ......... 179 .4 (X)

Other advertising related

services 15 ...................... 5 372 12.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 52 .1 (X)

Other operating receipts 5 ......... 61 .1 (X)

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSA

731 Advertising 99 .............. 82 956 100.0 70.8

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 75 ......... 21 275 25.7 (X)

Income on materials and

services 52 .................... 10 478 12.6 (X)

Fees 44 ........................ 16 293 19.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 14 ..... 12 654 15.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 7 ........................ 10 547 12.7 (X)

Public relations services 6 ......... 563 .7 (X)

Other advertising related

services 15 ...................... 10 316 12.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 307 .4 (X)

Other operating receipts 12 ......... 523 .6 (X)

LUBBOCK, TX MSA

731 Advertising 18 .............. 7 304 100.0 76.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 15 ......... 4 685 64.1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 9 .................... 707 9.7 (X)

Fees 9 ........................ 862 11.8 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 6 ..... 761 10.4 (X)

Public relations services 4 ......... 4 .1 (X)

Other advertising related

services 5 ...................... 223 3.1 (X)

Other operating receipts 4 ......... 39 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 .3 (X)

LYNCHBURG, VA MSA

731 Advertising 10 .............. 1 353 100.0 71.8

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 8 ......... 216 16.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 8 .................... 483 35.7 (X)

Fees 6 ........................ 220 16.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 434 32.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MADISON, WI MSA

731 Advertising 41 .............. 26 010 100.0 80.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 37 ......... 5 048 19.4 (X) Income on materials and

services 32 .................... 3 781 14.5 (X) Fees 25 ........................ 14 310 55.0 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 4 ..... 973 3.7 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 6 ........................ 1 210 4.7 (X)

Public relations services 6 ......... 265 1.0 (X)

Other operating receipts 11 ......... 106 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 317 1.2 (X)

MANSFIELD, OH MSA

731 Advertising 10 .............. 4 275 100.0 79.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 6 ......... 626 14.6 (X) Income on materials and

services 4 .................... 1 220 28.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 429 56.8 (X)

MILWAUKEE–RACINE, WI

CMSA

731 Advertising 175 .............. 128 593 100.0 71.8

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 144 ......... 45 632 35.5 (X) Income on materials and

services 109 .................... 35 988 28.0 (X) Fees 79 ........................ 17 761 13.8 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 15 ..... 7 479 5.8 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 24 ........................ 8 597 6.7 (X)

Public relations services 39 ......... 3 316 2.6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 25 ...................... 7 088 5.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 1 627 1.3 (X)

Other operating receipts 21 ......... 1 105 .9 (X)

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

731 Advertising 169 .............. 125 943 100.0 71.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 140 ......... 45 080 35.8 (X)

Income on materials and

services 105 .................... 34 939 27.7 (X)

Fees 77 ........................ 17 675 14.0 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 14 ..... 7 471 5.9 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 23 ........................ 8 057 6.4 (X)

Public relations services 37 ......... 3 094 2.5 (X)

Other advertising related

services 23 ...................... 6 905 5.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 1 627 1.3 (X)

Other operating receipts 19 ......... 1 095 .9 (X)

RACINE, WI PMSA

731 Advertising 6 .............. 2 650 100.0 87.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 4 ......... 552 20.8 (X)

Income on materials and

services 4 .................... 1 049 39.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 049 39.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 12. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

731 Advertising 380 .............. 427 935 100.0 70.6

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 270 ......... 139 729 32.7 (X)

Income on materials and

services 214 .................... 51 160 12.0 (X)

Fees 164 ........................ 137 743 32.2 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 30 ..... 27 751 6.5 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 50 ........................ 26 053 6.1 (X)

Public relations services 38 ......... 1 649 .4 (X)

Other advertising related

services 74 ...................... 27 980 6.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 342 .1 (X)

Other operating receipts 39 ......... 15 528 3.6 (X)

MOBILE, AL MSA

731 Advertising 21 .............. 11 155 100.0 62.2

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 17 ......... 2 212 19.8 (X)

Income on materials and

services 14 .................... 702 6.3 (X)

Fees 9 ........................ 2 243 20.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 998 53.8 (X)

MONTGOMERY, AL MSA

731 Advertising 29 .............. 12 130 100.0 83.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 21 ......... 2 877 23.7 (X)

Income on materials and

services 14 .................... 1 481 12.2 (X)

Fees 11 ........................ 266 2.2 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 8 ..... 3 519 29.0 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 8 ........................ 3 118 25.7 (X)

Other advertising related

services 6 ...................... 826 6.8 (X)

Other operating receipts 5 ......... 17 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 .2 (X)

MYRTLE BEACH, SC MSA

731 Advertising 28 .............. 13 772 100.0 100.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 13 ......... 1 437 10.4 (X)

Income on materials and

services 10 .................... 893 6.5 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 9 ..... 8 582 62.3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 12 ...................... 1 889 13.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 971 7.1 (X)

NASHVILLE, TN MSA

731 Advertising 109 .............. 96 451 100.0 74.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 81 ......... 23 182 24.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 52 .................... 19 417 20.1 (X)

Fees 42 ........................ 8 794 9.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 25 ..... 21 781 22.6 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 17 ........................ 15 119 15.7 (X)

Public relations services 18 ......... 3 241 3.4 (X)

Other advertising related

services 15 ...................... 4 140 4.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 602 .6 (X)

Other operating receipts 10 ......... 175 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSA

731 Advertising 101 .............. 74 252 100.0 74.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 77 ......... 18 230 24.6 (X) Income on materials and

services 48 .................... 5 450 7.3 (X) Fees 34 ........................ 7 986 10.8 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 19 ..... 12 574 16.9 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 9 ........................ 25 372 34.2 (X)

Public relations services 12 ......... 798 1.1 (X)

Other advertising related

services 10 ...................... 3 681 5.0 (X)

Other operating receipts 8 ......... 152 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSA

731 Advertising 199 .............. 227 570 100.0 68.8

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 147 ......... 105 253 46.3 (X) Income on materials and

services 91 .................... 13 770 6.1 (X) Fees 58 ........................ 17 696 7.8 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 12 ..... 14 010 6.2 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 25 ........................ 27 322 12.0 (X)

Public relations services 23 ......... 578 .3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 38 ...................... 46 068 20.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ........... 1 719 .8 (X)

Other operating receipts 19 ......... 1 154 .5 (X)

JERSEY CITY, NJ PMSA

731 Advertising 25 .............. 28 791 100.0 78.2

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 15 ......... 6 008 20.9 (X) Income on materials and

services 9 .................... 1 808 6.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 4 ........................ 2 781 9.7 (X)

Other advertising related

services 4 ...................... 17 937 62.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 257 .9 (X)

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

731 Advertising 1 .............. 415 4 260 811 100.0 75.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 1 ......... 018 2 119 216 49.7 (X)

Income on materials and

services 598 .................... 378 894 8.9 (X)

Fees 461 ........................ 708 080 16.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 80 ..... 96 128 2.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 207 ........................ 368 524 8.7 (X)

Public relations services 75 ......... 6 840 .2 (X)

Other advertising related

services 244 ...................... 529 342 12.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 94 ........... 27 896 .7 (X)

Other operating receipts 154 ......... 25 891 .6 (X)

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

731 Advertising 224 .............. 251 008 100.0 63.6

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 186 ......... 40 200 16.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 111 .................... 77 597 30.9 (X)

Fees 87 ........................ 46 242 18.4 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 11 ..... 23 295 9.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 13 ........................ 7 670 3.1 (X)

Public relations services 34 ......... 6 016 2.4 (X)

Other advertising related

services 45 ...................... 34 179 13.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 15 515 6.2 (X)

Other operating receipts 22 ......... 294 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 12. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

STAMFORD–NORWALK, CT

PMSA

731 Advertising 133 .............. 161 677 100.0 62.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 105 ......... 70 240 43.4 (X)

Income on materials and

services 60 .................... 8 036 5.0 (X)

Fees 51 ........................ 15 926 9.9 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 14 ........................ 17 403 10.8 (X)

Public relations services 22 ......... 881 .5 (X)

Other advertising related

services 12 ...................... 47 645 29.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 546 1.0 (X)

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSA

731 Advertising 74 .............. 39 614 100.0 65.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 56 ......... 9 758 24.6 (X) Income on materials and

services 38 .................... 11 829 29.9 (X) Fees 29 ........................ 4 757 12.0 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 9 ..... 2 055 5.2 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 10 ........................ 2 153 5.4 (X)

Public relations services 14 ......... 759 1.9 (X)

Other advertising related

services 16 ...................... 7 697 19.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 541 1.4 (X)

Other operating receipts 9 ......... 65 .2 (X)

OCALA, FL MSA

731 Advertising 19 .............. 18 071 100.0 76.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 13 ......... 130 .7 (X)

Income on materials and

services 13 .................... 1 500 8.3 (X)

Fees 12 ........................ 1 881 10.4 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 18 ..... 13 611 75.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 6 ........................ 223 1.2 (X)

Other advertising related

services 7 ...................... 715 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 .1 (X)

OMAHA, NE–IA MSA

731 Advertising 67 .............. 38 872 100.0 72.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 54 ......... 8 155 21.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 35 .................... 4 861 12.5 (X)

Fees 31 ........................ 12 783 32.9 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 12 ..... 7 967 20.5 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 11 ........................ 933 2.4 (X)

Public relations services 6 ......... 482 1.2 (X)

Other advertising related

services 10 ...................... 3 563 9.2 (X)

Other operating receipts 6 ......... 118 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

PEORIA–PEKIN, IL MSA

731 Advertising 18 .............. 37 865 100.0 92.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 15 ......... 2 303 6.1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 15 .................... 1 175 3.1 (X)

Fees 9 ........................ 2 584 6.8 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 6 ..... 1 542 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 261 79.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PHILADELPHIA–

WILMINGTON–ATLANTIC

CITY, PA–NJ–DE–MD

CMSA

731 Advertising 537 .............. 506 984 100.0 69.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 401 ......... 114 574 22.6 (X) Income on materials and

services 258 .................... 56 909 11.2 (X) Fees 241 ........................ 95 566 18.9 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 74 ..... 43 350 8.6 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 83 ........................ 107 720 21.3 (X)

Public relations services 101 ......... 13 005 2.6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 87 ...................... 58 658 11.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 35 ........... 2 264 .5 (X)

Other operating receipts 69 ......... 14 938 3.0 (X)

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

731 Advertising 452 .............. 449 962 100.0 70.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 334 ......... 110 479 24.6 (X)

Income on materials and

services 213 .................... 42 707 9.5 (X)

Fees 197 ........................ 87 492 19.4 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 54 ..... 31 289 7.0 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 78 ........................ 95 871 21.3 (X)

Public relations services 89 ......... 12 060 2.7 (X)

Other advertising related

services 76 ...................... 56 386 12.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 35 ........... 2 252 .5 (X)

Other operating receipts 57 ......... 11 426 2.5 (X)

WILMINGTON–NEWARK,

DE–MD PMSA

731 Advertising 58 .............. 40 326 100.0 74.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 50 ......... 1 390 3.5 (X)

Income on materials and

services 36 .................... 11 637 28.9 (X)

Fees 36 ........................ 5 208 12.9 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 12 ..... 5 484 13.6 (X)

Public relations services 9 ......... 915 2.3 (X)

Other operating receipts 9 ......... 3 502 8.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 190 30.2 (X)

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSA

731 Advertising 205 .............. 103 963 100.0 64.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 155 ......... 32 734 31.5 (X)

Income on materials and

services 112 .................... 14 268 13.7 (X)

Fees 85 ........................ 12 085 11.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 20 ..... 16 050 15.4 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 26 ........................ 7 041 6.8 (X)

Public relations services 23 ......... 1 598 1.5 (X)

Other advertising related

services 49 ...................... 18 573 17.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 964 .9 (X)

Other operating receipts 27 ......... 650 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

731 Advertising 155 .............. 141 546 100.0 77.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 126 ......... 62 077 43.9 (X) Income on materials and

services 78 .................... 16 139 11.4 (X) Fees 74 ........................ 12 986 9.2 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 29 ..... 10 138 7.2 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 25 ........................ 24 214 17.1 (X)

Public relations services 27 ......... 6 250 4.4 (X)

Other advertising related

services 31 ...................... 7 629 5.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 1 050 .7 (X)

Other operating receipts 21 ......... 1 063 .8 (X)

PORTLAND–SALEM, OR–

WA CMSA

731 Advertising 155 .............. 95 753 100.0 68.2

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 122 ......... 25 480 26.6 (X) Income on materials and

services 102 .................... 11 994 12.5 (X) Fees 77 ........................ 35 079 36.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 22 ..... 6 662 7.0 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 20 ........................ 4 077 4.3 (X)

Public relations services 25 ......... 1 214 1.3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 27 ...................... 10 517 11.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 496 .5 (X)

Other operating receipts 16 ......... 234 .2 (X)

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

731 Advertising 148 .............. 94 594 100.0 68.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 115 ......... 25 435 26.9 (X)

Income on materials and

services 95 .................... 11 647 12.3 (X)

Fees 70 ........................ 34 408 36.4 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 22 ..... 6 662 7.0 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 20 ........................ 4 077 4.3 (X)

Public relations services 23 ......... 1 201 1.3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 25 ...................... 10 459 11.1 (X)

Other operating receipts 16 ......... 234 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 471 .5 (X)

RALEIGH–DURHAM–

CHAPEL HILL, NC MSA

731 Advertising 79 .............. 69 927 100.0 86.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 58 ......... 29 426 42.1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 44 .................... 9 531 13.6 (X)

Fees 36 ........................ 17 187 24.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 12 ..... 8 921 12.8 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 8 ........................ 1 408 2.0 (X)

Public relations services 6 ......... 346 .5 (X)

Other advertising related

services 19 ...................... 2 963 4.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 102 .2 (X)

Other operating receipts 8 ......... 43 .1 (X)

READING, PA MSA

731 Advertising 19 .............. 11 191 100.0 81.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 17 ......... 1 210 10.8 (X)

Income on materials and

services 15 .................... 2 319 20.7 (X)

Fees 13 ........................ 3 318 29.7 (X)

Other operating receipts 4 ......... 13 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 331 38.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

RENO, NV MSA

731 Advertising 32 .............. 14 737 100.0 88.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 26 ......... 2 564 17.4 (X)

Income on materials and

services 23 .................... 1 473 10.0 (X)

Fees 17 ........................ 1 985 13.5 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 11 ..... 3 745 25.4 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 5 ........................ 1 521 10.3 (X)

Public relations services 5 ......... 401 2.7 (X)

Other advertising related

services 5 ...................... 515 3.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 2 357 16.0 (X)

Other operating receipts 9 ......... 176 1.2 (X)

RICHMOND–PETERSBURG,

VA MSA

731 Advertising 95 .............. 81 606 100.0 64.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 81 ......... 14 111 17.3 (X)

Income on materials and

services 59 .................... 10 222 12.5 (X)

Fees 48 ........................ 41 019 50.3 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 12 ..... 5 081 6.2 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 7 ........................ 2 011 2.5 (X)

Public relations services 15 ......... 3 153 3.9 (X)

Other advertising related

services 4 ...................... 5 157 6.3 (X)

Other operating receipts 9 ......... 851 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

ROANOKE, VA MSA

731 Advertising 24 .............. 8 927 100.0 67.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 16 ......... 3 035 34.0 (X) Income on materials and

services 8 .................... 377 4.2 (X) Fees 5 ........................ 1 290 14.5 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 7 ..... 2 906 32.6 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 4 ........................ 443 5.0 (X)

Other operating receipts 5 ......... 29 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 847 9.5 (X)

ROCHESTER, MN MSA

731 Advertising 8 .............. 3 163 100.0 67.2

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 5 ......... 231 7.3 (X)

Income on materials and

services 5 .................... 78 2.5 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 4 ..... 1 753 55.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 101 34.8 (X)

ROCHESTER, NY MSA

731 Advertising 91 .............. 80 867 100.0 76.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 72 ......... 21 096 26.1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 52 .................... 15 383 19.0 (X)

Fees 46 ........................ 26 741 33.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 10 ..... 710 .9 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 9 ........................ 1 033 1.3 (X)

Public relations services 20 ......... 4 889 6.1 (X)

Other advertising related

services 18 ...................... 9 888 12.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 681 .8 (X)

Other operating receipts 17 ......... 446 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

731 Advertising 211 .............. 244 247 100.0 69.8

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 160 ......... 67 853 27.8 (X) Income on materials and

services 108 .................... 21 867 9.0 (X) Fees 95 ........................ 71 943 29.5 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 25 ..... 23 582 9.7 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 26 ........................ 25 926 10.6 (X)

Public relations services 24 ......... 3 869 1.6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 46 ...................... 25 308 10.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 3 360 1.4 (X)

Other operating receipts 25 ......... 539 .2 (X)

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSA

731 Advertising 97 .............. 62 421 100.0 75.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 77 ......... 24 768 39.7 (X)

Income on materials and

services 63 .................... 8 375 13.4 (X)

Fees 52 ........................ 13 185 21.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 23 ..... 8 011 12.8 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 16 ........................ 2 025 3.2 (X)

Public relations services 16 ......... 918 1.5 (X)

Other advertising related

services 13 ...................... 2 797 4.5 (X)

Other operating receipts 16 ......... 2 340 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSA

731 Advertising 541 .............. 700 602 100.0 70.2

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 400 ......... 295 280 42.2 (X)

Income on materials and

services 276 .................... 42 316 6.0 (X)

Fees 240 ........................ 118 294 16.9 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 35 ..... 78 117 11.2 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 77 ........................ 75 556 10.8 (X)

Public relations services 59 ......... 11 252 1.6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 96 ...................... 69 856 10.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 5 672 .8 (X)

Other operating receipts 52 ......... 4 259 .6 (X)

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

731 Advertising 106 .............. 110 681 100.0 75.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 75 ......... 27 716 25.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 48 .................... 4 993 4.5 (X)

Fees 38 ........................ 3 798 3.4 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 10 ..... 45 060 40.7 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 9 ........................ 15 553 14.1 (X)

Public relations services 17 ......... 258 .2 (X)

Other advertising related

services 22 ...................... 13 285 12.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

731 Advertising 276 .............. 472 563 100.0 72.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 193 ......... 228 553 48.4 (X)

Income on materials and

services 118 .................... 16 143 3.4 (X)

Fees 111 ........................ 99 861 21.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 11 ..... 15 035 3.2 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 53 ........................ 54 194 11.5 (X)

Public relations services 16 ......... 8 192 1.7 (X)

Other advertising related

services 39 ...................... 44 369 9.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 4 236 .9 (X)

Other operating receipts 24 ......... 1 980 .4 (X)

SANTA BARBARA–SANTA

MARIA–LOMPOC, CA MSA

731 Advertising 16 .............. 14 323 100.0 80.2

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 11 ......... 3 574 25.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 9 .................... 547 3.8 (X)

Fees 9 ........................ 6 709 46.8 (X)

Other advertising related

services 4 ...................... 3 401 23.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 92 .6 (X)

SAVANNAH, GA MSA

731 Advertising 18 .............. 7 963 100.0 77.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 12 ......... 2 660 33.4 (X) Income on materials and

services 10 .................... 907 11.4 (X)

Fees 9 ........................ 246 3.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 5 ..... 1 706 21.4 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 5 ........................ 1 823 22.9 (X)

Other advertising related

services 4 ...................... 299 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 322 4.0 (X)

SCRANTON–WILKESBARRE–HAZLETON, PA

MSA

731 Advertising 31 .............. 19 116 100.0 81.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 23 ......... 3 553 18.6 (X)

Income on materials and

services 13 .................... 2 283 11.9 (X)

Fees 10 ........................ 1 201 6.3 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 8 ..... 6 364 33.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 4 ........................ 4 729 24.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 986 5.2 (X)

SEATTLE–TACOMA–

BREMERTON, WA CMSA

731 Advertising 226 .............. 197 668 100.0 75.0

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 173 ......... 43 062 21.8 (X)

Income on materials and

services 119 .................... 17 813 9.0 (X)

Fees 116 ........................ 43 830 22.2 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 13 ..... 38 138 19.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 32 ........................ 31 138 15.8 (X)

Public relations services 29 ......... 6 510 3.3 (X)

Other advertising related

services 31 ...................... 12 810 6.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 1 197 .6 (X)

Other operating receipts 33 ......... 3 170 1.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 12. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

731 Advertising 202 .............. 184 307 100.0 74.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 154 ......... 40 591 22.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 105 .................... 16 261 8.8 (X)

Fees 102 ........................ 41 997 22.8 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 8 ..... 36 864 20.0 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 26 ........................ 25 763 14.0 (X)

Public relations services 29 ......... 6 510 3.5 (X)

Other advertising related

services 28 ...................... 12 064 6.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 1 154 .6 (X)

Other operating receipts 30 ......... 3 103 1.7 (X)

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSA

731 Advertising 21 .............. 12 857 100.0 81.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 12 ......... 1 465 11.4 (X) Income on materials and

services 10 .................... 1 483 11.5 (X) Fees 7 ........................ 441 3.4 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 9 ..... 3 056 23.8 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 5 ........................ 5 722 44.5 (X)

Other advertising related

services 5 ...................... 326 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 364 2.8 (X)

SIOUX FALLS, SD MSA

731 Advertising 16 .............. 9 762 100.0 72.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 12 ......... 3 528 36.1 (X) Income on materials and

services 10 .................... 2 136 21.9 (X) Fees 7 ........................ 1 998 20.5 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 5 ..... 1 078 11.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 022 10.5 (X)

SPOKANE, WA MSA

731 Advertising 27 .............. 8 856 100.0 72.8

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 23 ......... 2 483 28.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 21 .................... 731 8.3 (X)

Fees 21 ........................ 2 709 30.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 10 ..... 2 103 23.8 (X)

Other advertising related

services 4 ...................... 227 2.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 35 .4 (X)

Other operating receipts 5 ......... 11 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 557 6.3 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, IL MSA

731 Advertising 11 .............. 6 503 100.0 66.2

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 7 ......... 4 169 64.1 (X) Income on materials and

services 5 .................... 839 12.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 495 23.0 (X)

STATE COLLEGE, PA MSA

731 Advertising 6 .............. 3 666 100.0 75.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 4 ......... 502 13.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 164 86.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SYRACUSE, NY MSA

731 Advertising 54 .............. 35 238 100.0 66.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 44 ......... 10 614 30.1 (X) Income on materials and

services 39 .................... 2 994 8.5 (X) Fees 30 ........................ 8 062 22.9 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 5 ..... 2 939 8.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 7 ........................ 2 684 7.6 (X)

Public relations services 12 ......... 1 782 5.1 (X)

Other advertising related

services 8 ...................... 5 642 16.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 286 .8 (X)

Other operating receipts 7 ......... 235 .7 (X)

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSA

731 Advertising 224 .............. 160 926 100.0 62.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 162 ......... 47 684 29.6 (X)

Income on materials and

services 122 .................... 19 239 12.0 (X)

Fees 108 ........................ 19 757 12.3 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 41 ..... 27 012 16.8 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 31 ........................ 18 928 11.8 (X)

Public relations services 17 ......... 107 .1 (X)

Other advertising related

services 37 ...................... 26 122 16.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 1 470 .9 (X)

Other operating receipts 27 ......... 607 .4 (X)

TOLEDO, OH MSA

731 Advertising 43 .............. 29 557 100.0 76.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 32 ......... 3 361 11.4 (X) Income on materials and

services 30 .................... 4 086 13.8 (X) Fees 21 ........................ 9 110 30.8 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 8 ..... 5 101 17.3 (X)

Public relations services 6 ......... 120 .4 (X)

Other advertising related

services 12 ...................... 5 354 18.1 (X)

Other operating receipts 10 ......... 2 194 7.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 231 .8 (X)

TOPEKA, KS MSA

731 Advertising 15 .............. 11 145 100.0 83.7

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 11 ......... 2 634 23.6 (X) Income on materials and

services 6 .................... 1 321 11.9 (X) Fees 7 ........................ 1 038 9.3 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 5 ..... 756 6.8 (X)

Public relations services 4 ......... 546 4.9 (X)

Other advertising related

services 5 ...................... 3 894 34.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 369 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 587 5.3 (X)

TUSCALOOSA, AL MSA

731 Advertising 10 .............. 2 400 100.0 85.5

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 7 ......... 484 20.2 (X)

Income on materials and

services 5 .................... 404 16.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 512 63.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 12. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BALTIMORE, MD PMSA

731 Advertising 187 .............. 146 813 100.0 68.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 142 ......... 45 331 30.9 (X) Income on materials and

services 101 .................... 30 367 20.7 (X) Fees 78 ........................ 30 996 21.1 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 23 ..... 18 677 12.7 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 19 ........................ 5 666 3.9 (X)

Public relations services 25 ......... 2 513 1.7 (X)

Other advertising related

services 33 ...................... 12 566 8.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 356 .2 (X)

Other operating receipts 9 ......... 341 .2 (X)

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

731 Advertising 297 .............. 217 709 100.0 68.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 227 ......... 78 583 36.1 (X) Income on materials and

services 165 .................... 22 221 10.2 (X) Fees 134 ........................ 49 166 22.6 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 43 ..... 9 306 4.3 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 38 ........................ 19 426 8.9 (X)

Public relations services 61 ......... 7 761 3.6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 67 ...................... 30 155 13.9 (X)

Other operating receipts 41 ......... 999 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 92 (V) (X)

WHEELING, WV–OH MSA

731 Advertising 7 .............. 3 581 100.0 95.1

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 4 ......... 254 7.1 (X)

Income on materials and

services 4 .................... 219 6.1 (X)

Fees 4 ........................ 186 5.2 (X)

Other advertising related

services 4 ...................... 212 5.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 710 75.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WICHITA, KS MSA

731 Advertising 30 .............. 17 000 100.0 81.3

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 23 ......... 3 230 19.0 (X)

Income on materials and

services 18 .................... 2 114 12.4 (X)

Fees 15 ........................ 7 299 42.9 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 4 ..... 2 386 14.0 (X)

Public relations services 7 ......... 783 4.6 (X)

Other advertising related

services 5 ...................... 869 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 319 1.9 (X)

WICHITA FALLS, TX MSA

731 Advertising 8 .............. 3 734 100.0 80.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 5 ......... 477 12.8 (X)

Income on materials and

services 4 .................... 293 7.9 (X)

Fees 4 ........................ 1 789 47.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 175 31.5 (X)

YORK, PA MSA

731 Advertising 11 .............. 8 961 100.0 91.9

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 7 ......... 607 6.8 (X)

Income on materials and

services 7 .................... 689 7.7 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 6 ..... 7 188 80.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 477 5.3 (X)

YOUNGSTOWN–WARREN,

OH MSA

731 Advertising 24 .............. 12 426 100.0 77.4

Advertising agency receipts from:

Commission on media 17 ......... 928 7.5 (X)

Income on materials and

services 17 .................... 3 525 28.4 (X)

Fees 14 ........................ 1 763 14.2 (X)

Outdoor advertising services 4 ..... 2 933 23.6 (X)

Fees from soliciting advertising for

media 5 ........................ 174 1.4 (X)

Public relations services 9 ......... 848 6.8 (X)

Other advertising related

services 7 ...................... 2 231 18.0 (X)

Other operating receipts 4 ......... 16 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 .1 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 13. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

United States 7 ..................... 472 6 151 119 100.0 74.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 5 ..................... 139 2 846 255 46.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 2 ................... 896 865 863 14.1 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 875 ..... 550 939 9.0 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 1 .... 779 1 800 697 29.3 (X)

Receipts from preparing noncredit reports on

individuals 129 .............................. 9 406 .2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 936 .............. 77 959 1.3 (X)

Albany–Schenectady–Troy, NY

MSA 17 ............................. 9 680 100.0 79.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 13 ..................... 4 868 50.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 380 3.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 4 ..... 3 932 40.6 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 500 5.2 (X)

Albuquerque, NM MSA 17 ............. 12 191 100.0 80.1

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 13 ..................... 9 610 78.8 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 2 014 16.5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .............. 462 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 105 .9 (X)

Alexandria, LA MSA 5 ............... 3 588 100.0 94.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 4 ..................... 3 108 86.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 480 13.4 (X)

Anchorage, AK MSA 10 ............... 8 217 100.0 78.6

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 6 ..................... 3 417 41.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 1 448 17.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 352 40.8 (X)

Appleton–Oshkosh–Neenah, WI

MSA 9 ............................. 3 077 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 9 ..................... 1 580 51.4 (X)

Commercial accounts 8 ................... 1 394 45.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 103 3.4 (X)

Atlanta, GA MSA 165 .................. 276 483 100.0 66.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 90 ..................... 90 740 32.8 (X)

Commercial accounts 74 ................... 52 995 19.2 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 10 ..... 16 815 6.1 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 30 .... 115 746 41.9 (X)

All other receipts from clients 6 .............. 187 .1 (X)

Augusta–Aiken, GA–SC MSA 14 ....... 5 420 100.0 94.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 14 ..................... 4 487 82.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 933 17.2 (X)

Austin–San Marcos, TX MSA 26 ....... 26 073 100.0 73.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 15 ..................... 7 411 28.4 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 501 1.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 6 ..... 11 387 43.7 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 11 .... 6 555 25.1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 9 .............. 219 .8 (X)

Barnstable–Yarmouth, MA MSA 8 .... 1 475 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 5 ..................... 122 8.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 994 67.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 359 24.3 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Baton Rouge, LA MSA 21 ............. 9 850 100.0 92.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 13 ..................... 3 724 37.8 (X)

Commercial accounts 9 ................... 1 557 15.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 4 569 46.4 (X)

Boise City, ID MSA 11 ................ 7 565 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 10 ..................... 4 229 55.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 3 155 41.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 181 2.4 (X)

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence, MA–

NH–ME–CT CMSA 137 ................ 115 208 100.0 83.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 96 ..................... 48 100 41.8 (X)

Commercial accounts 80 ................... 36 980 32.1 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 9 ..... 1 893 1.6 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 22 .... 26 834 23.3 (X)

All other receipts from clients 16 .............. 1 393 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 8 (V) (X)

Boston, MA–NH PMSA 87 ............. 72 942 100.0 88.2

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 66 ..................... 37 948 52.0 (X)

Commercial accounts 56 ................... 21 912 30.0 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 5 ..... 498 .7 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 12 .... 11 641 16.0 (X)

All other receipts from clients 11 .............. 943 1.3 (X)

Brockton, MA PMSA 6 ............... 11 572 100.0 93.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 1 941 16.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 631 83.2 (X)

Lawrence, MA–NH PMSA 9 ........... 11 185 100.0 65.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Commercial accounts 6 ................... 8 860 79.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 325 20.8 (X)

Manchester, NH PMSA 11 ............. 9 700 100.0 96.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 7 ..................... 2 001 20.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 6 ................... 3 293 34.0 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 3 392 35.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 014 10.5 (X)

Worcester, MA–CT PMSA 12 .......... 4 713 100.0 73.3

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 12 ..................... 4 599 97.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 114 2.4 (X)

Buffalo–Niagara Falls, NY MSA 40 ..... 61 849 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 27 ..................... 40 681 65.8 (X)

Commercial accounts 14 ................... 13 075 21.1 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 4 ..... 3 232 5.2 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 6 .... 4 553 7.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 308 .5 (X)

Canton–Massillon, OH MSA 12 ........ 7 430 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 12 ..................... 5 558 74.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 872 25.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 13. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Charleston–North Charleston, SC

MSA 10 ............................. 5 391 100.0 80.3

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 8 ..................... 4 328 80.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 165 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 898 16.7 (X)

Charleston, WV MSA 9 .............. 6 220 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 8 ..................... 3 656 58.8 (X)

All other receipts from clients 7 .............. 74 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 490 40.0 (X)

Chattanooga, TN–GA MSA 17 ......... 15 572 100.0 96.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 10 ..................... 3 625 23.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 8 ................... 9 112 58.5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .............. 194 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 641 17.0 (X)

Chicago, IL PMSA 236 ................. 346 872 100.0 82.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 155 ..................... 126 834 36.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 72 ................... 35 311 10.2 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 27 ..... 70 599 20.4 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 47 .... 105 653 30.5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 18 .............. 8 475 2.4 (X)

Gary, IN PMSA # 11 ................. 4 805 100.0 43.9

Cincinnati–Hamilton, OH–KY–IN

CMSA 37 ............................ 57 263 100.0 94.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 29 ..................... 23 228 40.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 19 ................... 7 664 13.4 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 18 941 33.1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .............. 568 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 862 12.0 (X)

Cincinnati, OH–KY–IN PMSA 33 ........ 56 867 100.0 93.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 25 ..................... 22 851 40.2 (X)

Commercial accounts 16 ................... 7 645 13.4 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 18 941 33.3 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .............. 568 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 862 12.1 (X)

Hamilton–Middletown, OH PMSA 4 ... 396 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 4 ..................... 377 95.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 19 4.8 (X)

Cleveland–Akron, OH CMSA 88 ....... 80 377 100.0 90.2

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 69 ..................... 32 820 40.8 (X)

Commercial accounts 43 ................... 9 524 11.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 8 ..... 19 639 24.4 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 7 .... 17 866 22.2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 19 .............. 528 .7 (X)

Akron, OH PMSA 14 .................. 6 889 100.0 70.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 14 ..................... 3 798 55.1 (X)

Commercial accounts 11 ................... 425 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 666 38.7 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Cleveland–Lorain–Elyria, OH PMSA 74 . 73 488 100.0 92.1

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 55 ..................... 29 022 39.5 (X)

Commercial accounts 32 ................... 9 099 12.4 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 7 ..... 19 627 26.7 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 6 .... 15 428 21.0 (X)

All other receipts from clients 18 .............. 312 .4 (X)

Columbia, SC MSA 16 ................ 16 054 100.0 90.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 5 ..................... 2 342 14.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 12 ................... 2 182 13.6 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 7 960 49.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 570 22.2 (X)

Dallas–Fort Worth, TX CMSA 171 ....... 185 355 100.0 80.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 103 ..................... 79 550 42.9 (X)

Commercial accounts 67 ................... 29 799 16.1 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 23 ..... 20 553 11.1 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 34 .... 54 463 29.4 (X)

Receipts from preparing noncredit reports on

individuals 5 .............................. 259 .1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 12 .............. 731 .4 (X)

Dallas, TX PMSA 127 .................. 161 502 100.0 83.3

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 86 ..................... 71 636 44.4 (X)

Commercial accounts 53 ................... 23 710 14.7 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 17 ..... 19 993 12.4 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 22 .... 45 264 28.0 (X)

All other receipts from clients 12 .............. 731 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 168 .1 (X)

Davenport–Moline–Rock Island, IA–

IL MSA 7 ........................... 4 375 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 5 ..................... 3 479 79.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 896 20.5 (X)

Dayton–Springfield, OH MSA 27 ....... 23 778 100.0 97.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 18 ..................... 12 631 53.1 (X)

Commercial accounts 8 ................... 2 441 10.3 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 5 ..... 353 1.5 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 7 008 29.5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 9 .............. 1 345 5.7 (X)

Daytona Beach, FL MSA 7 ........... 2 212 100.0 90.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 6 ..................... 469 21.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 743 78.8 (X)

Denver–Boulder–Greeley, CO

CMSA 115 ............................ 83 096 100.0 85.2

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 79 ..................... 47 523 57.2 (X)

Commercial accounts 49 ................... 6 577 7.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 9 ..... 6 137 7.4 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 22 .... 20 225 24.3 (X)

All other receipts from clients 17 .............. 2 634 3.2 (X)

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Table 13. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Denver, CO PMSA 100 ................. 75 808 100.0 87.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 70 ..................... 43 911 57.9 (X)

Commercial accounts 41 ................... 4 195 5.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 9 ..... 6 137 8.1 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 18 .... 18 948 25.0 (X)

All other receipts from clients 16 .............. 2 617 3.5 (X)

Greeley, CO PMSA 6 ................ 2 642 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 4 ..................... 1 330 50.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 312 49.7 (X)

Des Moines, IA MSA 19 ............... 19 287 100.0 69.6

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 12 ..................... 8 097 42.0 (X)

Commercial accounts 6 ................... 1 282 6.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 908 51.4 (X)

Detroit–Ann Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA 110 .. 75 511 100.0 79.2

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 67 ..................... 40 101 53.1 (X)

Commercial accounts 41 ................... 8 153 10.8 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 26 ..... 4 745 6.3 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 38 .... 22 243 29.5 (X)

Receipts from preparing noncredit reports on

individuals 8 .............................. 147 .2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .............. 122 .2 (X)

Detroit, MI PMSA 85 .................. 57 624 100.0 84.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 50 ..................... 27 843 48.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 36 ................... 7 381 12.8 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 20 ..... 4 616 8.0 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 26 .... 17 614 30.6 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .............. 122 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 48 .1 (X)

Dothan, AL MSA 6 ................... 1 675 100.0 71.3

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 4 ..................... 613 36.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 062 63.4 (X)

El Paso, TX MSA 13 .................. 6 040 100.0 73.3

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 9 ..................... 3 577 59.2 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 2 419 40.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 44 .7 (X)

Eugene–Springfield, OR MSA 8 ....... 4 176 100.0 71.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 6 ..................... 2 996 71.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 180 28.3 (X)

Evansville–Henderson, IN–KY MSA 14 . 5 759 100.0 92.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 10 ..................... 2 625 45.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 134 54.4 (X)

Fayetteville–Springdale–Rogers, AR

MSA 8 ............................. 2 468 100.0 97.1

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 7 ..................... 1 752 71.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 716 29.0 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Fort Myers–Cape Coral, FL MSA 12 ... 5 215 100.0 68.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 8 ..................... 2 497 47.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 4 ..... 461 8.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 257 43.3 (X)

Fort Smith, AR–OK MSA 6 ........... 2 339 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 4 ..................... 1 465 62.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 874 37.4 (X)

Fort Wayne, IN MSA 20 ............... 11 254 100.0 96.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 17 ..................... 7 503 66.7 (X)

Commercial accounts 7 ................... 895 8.0 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 2 745 24.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 111 1.0 (X)

Fresno, CA MSA 17 ................... 10 960 100.0 90.4

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 14 ..................... 6 890 62.9 (X)

Commercial accounts 6 ................... 1 041 9.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 4 ..... 167 1.5 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 2 782 25.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 80 .7 (X)

Grand Forks, ND–MN MSA 6 ......... 1 658 100.0 91.1

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 4 ..................... 491 29.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 167 70.4 (X)

Grand Rapids–Muskegon–Holland,

MI MSA 20 .......................... 14 223 100.0 90.4

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 11 ..................... 6 652 46.8 (X)

Commercial accounts 11 ................... 1 617 11.4 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 6 ..... 298 2.1 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 6 .... 4 168 29.3 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .............. 1 488 10.5 (X)

Greenville–Spartanburg–Anderson,

SC MSA 17 .......................... 9 224 100.0 86.6

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 16 ..................... 5 010 54.3 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 6 ..... 2 076 22.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 138 23.2 (X)

Harrisburg–Lebanon–Carlisle, PA

MSA 14 ............................. 18 320 100.0 98.6

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 12 ..................... 10 443 57.0 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 451 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .............. 895 4.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 531 35.7 (X)

Indianapolis, IN MSA 55 .............. 47 536 100.0 81.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 22 ..................... 17 239 36.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 30 ................... 15 742 33.1 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 6 ..... 2 197 4.6 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 6 .... 12 289 25.9 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .............. 69 .2 (X)

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Table 13. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Jackson, MS MSA 21 ................. 15 997 100.0 91.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 15 ..................... 5 413 33.8 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 10 083 63.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 501 3.1 (X)

Jacksonville, FL MSA 43 .............. 33 251 100.0 80.3

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 34 ..................... 17 246 51.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 6 .... 6 658 20.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 347 28.1 (X)

Jacksonville, NC MSA 4 ............. 1 172 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 4 ..................... 326 27.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 846 72.2 (X)

Johnson City–Kingsport–Bristol,

TN–VA MSA 14 ...................... 9 622 100.0 92.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 10 ..................... 7 157 74.4 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 2 219 23.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 246 2.6 (X)

Kalamazoo–Battle Creek, MI MSA 7 .. 4 140 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 7 ..................... 1 955 47.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 185 52.8 (X)

Kansas City, MO–KS MSA 62 .......... 48 196 100.0 87.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 39 ..................... 27 151 56.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 24 ................... 3 814 7.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 4 ..... 1 583 3.3 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 20 .... 14 078 29.2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 8 .............. 1 570 3.3 (X)

Knoxville, TN MSA 23 ................. 13 685 100.0 94.6

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 12 ..................... 7 360 53.8 (X)

Commercial accounts 12 ................... 3 306 24.2 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 4 ..... 281 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 738 20.0 (X)

Las Cruces, NM MSA 5 .............. 1 236 100.0 87.6

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 4 ..................... 703 56.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 533 43.1 (X)

Las Vegas, NV–AZ MSA 32 ............ 16 389 100.0 83.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 23 ..................... 10 374 63.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 17 ................... 1 167 7.1 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 5 ..... 1 769 10.8 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 8 .... 2 816 17.2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 6 .............. 263 1.6 (X)

Lexington, KY MSA 15 ................ 13 266 100.0 83.4

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 10 ..................... 7 928 59.8 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 2 165 16.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 173 23.9 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Lima, OH MSA 5 ..................... 3 245 100.0 91.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 5 ..................... 2 074 63.9 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 200 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 971 29.9 (X)

Lincoln, NE MSA 9 .................. 2 885 100.0 94.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 8 ..................... 1 985 68.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 900 31.2 (X)

Little Rock–North Little Rock, AR

MSA 34 ............................. 12 619 100.0 70.2

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 20 ..................... 6 258 49.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 13 ................... 2 844 22.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 1 922 15.2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .............. 147 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 448 11.5 (X)

Longview–Marshall, TX MSA 7 ....... 1 549 100.0 86.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 6 ..................... 1 169 75.5 (X)

Commercial accounts 6 ................... 68 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 312 20.1 (X)

Los Angeles–Riverside–Orange

County, CA CMSA 422 ................ 470 697 100.0 75.4

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 268 ..................... 168 257 35.8 (X)

Commercial accounts 252 ................... 68 429 14.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 52 ..... 11 270 2.4 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 88 .... 215 283 45.7 (X)

All other receipts from clients 80 .............. 7 457 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Los Angeles–Long Beach, CA

PMSA 266 ............................ 227 247 100.0 64.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 170 ..................... 104 354 45.9 (X)

Commercial accounts 168 ................... 51 182 22.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 29 ..... 7 148 3.2 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 46 .... 59 662 26.3 (X)

All other receipts from clients 70 .............. 4 901 2.2 (X)

Orange County, CA PMSA 91 ......... 187 725 100.0 91.4

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 55 ..................... 44 429 23.7 (X)

Commercial accounts 45 ................... 12 238 6.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 11 ..... 3 275 1.7 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 22 .... 125 341 66.8 (X)

All other receipts from clients 6 .............. 2 442 1.3 (X)

Ventura, CA PMSA 19 ................ 5 533 100.0 80.3

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 13 ..................... 2 720 49.2 (X)

Commercial accounts 11 ................... 791 14.3 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 1 975 35.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 47 .9 (X)

Louisville, KY–IN MSA 47 ............. 46 086 100.0 96.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 30 ..................... 15 341 33.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 27 ................... 18 640 40.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 5 ..... 3 858 8.4 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 7 .... 7 974 17.3 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .............. 273 .6 (X)

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Table 13. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Lubbock, TX MSA 8 ................. 3 122 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 2 089 66.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 033 33.1 (X)

Madison, WI MSA 7 .................. 6 300 100.0 84.2

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 5 ..................... 2 623 41.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 677 58.4 (X)

Mansfield, OH MSA 5 ................ 2 570 100.0 93.6

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 5 ..................... 1 702 66.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 868 33.8 (X)

McAllen–Edinburg–Mission, TX

MSA 8 ............................. 2 553 100.0 91.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 5 ..................... 1 584 62.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 969 38.0 (X)

Melbourne–Titusville–Palm Bay, FL

MSA 7 ............................. 3 850 100.0 95.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 4 ..................... 1 180 30.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 670 69.4 (X)

Memphis, TN–AR–MS MSA 40 ......... 32 798 100.0 83.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 33 ..................... 16 508 50.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 14 ................... 4 493 13.7 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 8 357 25.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 440 10.5 (X)

Miami–Fort Lauderdale, FL CMSA 172 .. 88 214 100.0 74.4

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 89 ..................... 47 941 54.4 (X)

Commercial accounts 75 ................... 13 871 15.7 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 29 ..... 2 642 3.0 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 27 .... 23 756 26.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 4 (V) (X)

Miami, FL PMSA 71 ................... 37 774 100.0 75.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 40 ..................... 16 478 43.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 35 ................... 4 188 11.1 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 9 ..... 1 382 3.7 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 9 .... 15 722 41.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 4 (V) (X)

Milwaukee–Waukesha, WI PMSA 44 ... 35 583 100.0 93.1

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 28 ..................... 16 858 47.4 (X)

Commercial accounts 7 ................... 1 964 5.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 9 .... 8 354 23.5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 10 .............. 993 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 7 414 20.8 (X)

Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN–WI MSA 102 .. 163 359 100.0 88.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 79 ..................... 79 278 48.5 (X)

Commercial accounts 68 ................... 21 230 13.0 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 7 ..... 2 432 1.5 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 22 .... 57 297 35.1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 9 .............. 3 097 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 25 (V) (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Mobile, AL MSA 17 ................... 13 047 100.0 94.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 13 ..................... 8 696 66.7 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 1 957 15.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 394 18.4 (X)

Modesto, CA MSA 7 ................. 5 022 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 6 ..................... 3 949 78.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 110 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 963 19.2 (X)

Montgomery, AL MSA 10 ............. 6 528 100.0 85.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 10 ..................... 4 559 69.8 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .............. 24 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 945 29.8 (X)

Nashville, TN MSA 57 ................. 54 148 100.0 77.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 42 ..................... 40 120 74.1 (X)

Commercial accounts 16 ................... 2 348 4.3 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 6 ..... 5 099 9.4 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 12 .... 6 238 11.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 343 .6 (X)

New Orleans, LA MSA 63 ............. 54 486 100.0 74.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 52 ..................... 23 583 43.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 9 ................... 17 582 32.3 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 5 ..... 5 686 10.4 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 9 .... 6 921 12.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 714 1.3 (X)

Jersey City, NJ PMSA 11 ............. 5 617 100.0 92.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 8 ..................... 4 587 81.7 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 210 3.7 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 301 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 519 9.2 (X)

Monmouth–Ocean, NJ PMSA 45 ....... 40 303 100.0 91.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 27 ..................... 17 979 44.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 12 ................... 1 199 3.0 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 10 ..... 11 304 28.1 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 16 .... 9 821 24.4 (X)

Nassau–Suffolk, NY PMSA 164 ......... 165 638 100.0 78.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 119 ..................... 91 921 55.5 (X)

Commercial accounts 112 ................... 37 425 22.6 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 23 ..... 11 800 7.1 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 20 .... 23 750 14.3 (X)

Receipts from preparing noncredit reports on

individuals 4 .............................. 186 .1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 6 .............. 556 .3 (X)

New Haven–Meriden, CT PMSA 13 ..... 16 515 100.0 74.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 9 ..................... 5 678 34.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 10 837 65.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 13. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Newark, NJ PMSA 66 ................. 131 199 100.0 90.6

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 33 ..................... 16 762 12.8 (X)

Commercial accounts 36 ................... 8 778 6.7 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 8 .... 43 222 32.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 62 437 47.6 (X)

Trenton, NJ PMSA 10 ................. 5 142 100.0 89.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 8 ..................... 4 324 84.1 (X)

Commercial accounts 6 ................... 176 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 642 12.5 (X)

Waterbury, CT PMSA 7 .............. 2 126 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Commercial accounts 7 ................... 1 543 72.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 583 27.4 (X)

Norfolk–Virginia Beach–Newport

News, VA–NC MSA 35 ............... 11 277 100.0 84.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 25 ..................... 7 551 67.0 (X)

Commercial accounts 12 ................... 1 905 16.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 1 821 16.2 (X)

Ocala, FL MSA 4 .................... 2 865 100.0 84.8

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 4 ..... 47 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 818 98.4 (X)

Odessa–Midland, TX MSA 7 .......... 2 432 100.0 80.1

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 1 299 53.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 133 46.6 (X)

Oklahoma City, OK MSA 41 ........... 24 490 100.0 91.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 24 ..................... 11 324 46.2 (X)

Commercial accounts 21 ................... 5 060 20.7 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 7 .... 6 888 28.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 218 5.0 (X)

Omaha, NE–IA MSA 29 ................ 29 533 100.0 77.6

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 18 ..................... 12 512 42.4 (X)

Commercial accounts 13 ................... 3 210 10.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 8 .... 10 533 35.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 278 11.1 (X)

Orlando, FL MSA 51 .................. 39 005 100.0 81.3

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 39 ..................... 20 870 53.5 (X)

Commercial accounts 16 ................... 1 038 2.7 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 7 ..... 1 686 4.3 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 9 .... 14 960 38.4 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .............. 451 1.2 (X)

Pensacola, FL MSA 10 ................ 4 971 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 6 ..................... 3 234 65.1 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 708 14.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 029 20.7 (X)

Peoria–Pekin, IL MSA 10 .............. 7 499 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 6 ..................... 1 403 18.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 096 81.3 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Vineland–Millville–Bridgeton, NJ

PMSA 8 ............................ 3 366 100.0 66.1

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 1 629 48.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 737 51.6 (X)

Wilmington–Newark, DE–MD PMSA 24 . 41 776 100.0 95.3

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 21 ..................... 26 709 63.9 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 97 .2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 8 .............. 141 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 14 829 35.5 (X)

Phoenix–Mesa, AZ MSA 98 ............ 99 319 100.0 72.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 41 ..................... 55 677 56.1 (X)

Commercial accounts 57 ................... 9 195 9.3 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 12 ..... 6 123 6.2 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 22 .... 27 870 28.1 (X)

Receipts from preparing noncredit reports on

individuals 4 .............................. 67 .1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 12 .............. 387 .4 (X)

Pittsburgh, PA MSA 58 ................ 47 812 100.0 94.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 29 ..................... 21 076 44.1 (X)

Commercial accounts 38 ................... 5 517 11.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 7 ..... 9 516 19.9 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 11 .... 10 560 22.1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 9 .............. 846 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 297 .6 (X)

Portland, ME MSA 11 ................. 8 712 100.0 86.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 6 ..................... 2 329 26.7 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 186 2.1 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 6 026 69.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 171 2.0 (X)

Portland–Vancouver, OR–WA

PMSA 59 ............................ 46 101 100.0 89.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 36 ..................... 15 264 33.1 (X)

Commercial accounts 38 ................... 7 152 15.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 4 ..... 5 777 12.5 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 9 .... 16 410 35.6 (X)

All other receipts from clients 8 .............. 1 498 3.3 (X)

Provo–Orem, UT MSA 11 .............. 3 275 100.0 96.1

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 8 ..................... 2 485 75.9 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 157 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 633 19.3 (X)

Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill, NC

MSA 21 ............................. 14 587 100.0 95.2

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 13 ..................... 5 572 38.2 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 1 583 10.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 5 ..... 1 360 9.3 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 6 048 41.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 24 .2 (X)

Rapid City, SD MSA 12 ............... 2 947 100.0 80.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 12 ..................... 2 224 75.5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .............. 81 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 642 21.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 13. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Reno, NV MSA 17 .................... 7 336 100.0 79.4

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 10 ..................... 2 867 39.1 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 6 .... 2 684 36.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 785 24.3 (X)

Richland–Kennewick–Pasco, WA

MSA 8 ............................. 2 833 100.0 93.2

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 5 ..................... 1 961 69.2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .............. 365 12.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 507 17.9 (X)

Richmond–Petersburg, VA MSA 28 .... 35 486 100.0 77.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 18 ..................... 10 659 30.0 (X)

Commercial accounts 9 ................... 2 152 6.1 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 6 .... 16 260 45.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 415 18.1 (X)

Roanoke, VA MSA 8 ................. 6 043 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 5 ..................... 2 686 44.5 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 1 026 17.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 331 38.6 (X)

Rockford, IL MSA 7 ................. 7 821 100.0 67.4

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 3 678 47.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 4 143 53.0 (X)

Sacramento, CA PMSA 42 ............ 50 423 100.0 92.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 24 ..................... 23 948 47.5 (X)

Commercial accounts 10 ................... 3 549 7.0 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 7 ..... 2 153 4.3 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 15 .... 18 976 37.6 (X)

All other receipts from clients 12 .............. 1 797 3.6 (X)

Saginaw–Bay City–Midland, MI

MSA 6 ............................. 3 296 100.0 93.6

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 1 237 37.5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .............. 140 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 919 58.2 (X)

St. Cloud, MN MSA 8 ................ 5 124 100.0 98.2

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 7 ..................... 3 865 75.4 (X)

Commercial accounts 6 ................... 773 15.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 486 9.5 (X)

Salt Lake City–Ogden, UT MSA 60 ..... 35 324 100.0 84.6

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 52 ..................... 18 340 51.9 (X)

Commercial accounts 28 ................... 2 150 6.1 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 5 ..... 3 403 9.6 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 11 .... 11 257 31.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 174 .5 (X)

San Antonio, TX MSA 44 .............. 32 867 100.0 60.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 26 ..................... 14 890 45.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 13 ................... 5 007 15.2 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 8 ..... 2 601 7.9 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 11 .... 10 369 31.6 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

San Diego, CA MSA 83 ............... 62 574 100.0 71.4

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 52 ..................... 30 236 48.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 29 ................... 6 190 9.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 11 ..... 4 009 6.4 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 21 .... 20 564 32.9 (X)

All other receipts from clients 18 .............. 1 575 2.5 (X)

San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose,

CA CMSA 160 ........................ 223 274 100.0 80.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 90 ..................... 107 553 48.2 (X)

Commercial accounts 83 ................... 45 644 20.4 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 28 ..... 10 614 4.8 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 46 .... 55 428 24.8 (X)

All other receipts from clients 16 .............. 4 035 1.8 (X)

Oakland, CA PMSA 68 ................ 74 753 100.0 64.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 34 ..................... 34 456 46.1 (X)

Commercial accounts 44 ................... 17 113 22.9 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 9 ..... 4 973 6.7 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 15 .... 15 583 20.9 (X)

All other receipts from clients 8 .............. 2 628 3.5 (X)

San Francisco, CA PMSA 46 .......... 57 161 100.0 88.2

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 27 ..................... 17 450 30.5 (X)

Commercial accounts 20 ................... 7 326 12.8 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 7 ..... 596 1.0 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 16 .... 31 689 55.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 100 .2 (X)

San Jose, CA PMSA 28 ............... 40 190 100.0 85.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 14 ..................... 28 985 72.1 (X)

Commercial accounts 9 ................... 2 331 5.8 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 7 ..... 4 625 11.5 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 7 .... 3 363 8.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 886 2.2 (X)

Santa Cruz–Watsonville, CA PMSA 4 . 5 746 100.0 87.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 4 ..................... 3 839 66.8 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 517 9.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 390 24.2 (X)

Santa Rosa, CA PMSA 11 ............. 41 078 100.0 94.2

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 8 ..................... 19 434 47.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 18 327 44.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 317 8.1 (X)

Savannah, GA MSA 13 ................ 7 990 100.0 93.1

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 7 ..................... 3 557 44.5 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 442 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 991 50.0 (X)

Seattle–Tacoma–Bremerton, WA

CMSA 108 ............................ 103 292 100.0 76.3

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 81 ..................... 56 804 55.0 (X)

Commercial accounts 50 ................... 7 401 7.2 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 8 ..... 7 664 7.4 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 25 .... 29 992 29.0 (X)

All other receipts from clients 7 .............. 1 418 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 13 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 13. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Seattle–Bellevue–Everett, WA

PMSA 83 ............................ 94 085 100.0 76.1

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 58 ..................... 48 542 51.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 42 ................... 7 076 7.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 7 ..... 7 650 8.1 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 24 .... 29 885 31.8 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .............. 919 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 13 (V) (X)

Tacoma, WA PMSA 18 ................ 5 913 100.0 76.4

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 16 ..................... 5 458 92.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 8 ................... 325 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 130 2.2 (X)

Sharon, PA MSA 6 ................... 1 145 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 6 ..................... 1 145 100.0 (X)

Shreveport–Bossier City, LA MSA 10 .. 5 800 100.0 96.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 5 ..................... 2 090 36.0 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 908 15.7 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 5 ..... 156 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 646 45.6 (X)

South Bend, IN MSA 11 ............... 6 391 100.0 97.3

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 9 ..................... 3 171 49.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 220 50.4 (X)

Springfield, IL MSA 9 ................ 7 001 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 9 ..................... 5 388 77.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 613 23.0 (X)

Springfield, MO MSA 15 ............... 7 672 100.0 76.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 12 ..................... 4 055 52.9 (X)

Commercial accounts 8 ................... 1 042 13.6 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 2 484 32.4 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .............. 90 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Springfield, MA MSA 11 ............... 14 686 100.0 68.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 9 ..................... 9 539 65.0 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 22 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 125 34.9 (X)

Stockton–Lodi, CA MSA 6 ........... 4 206 100.0 94.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 6 ..................... 2 610 62.1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 6 .............. 262 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 334 31.7 (X)

Syracuse, NY MSA 20 ................. 12 993 100.0 69.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 13 ..................... 5 658 43.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 136 1.1 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 4 349 33.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 850 21.9 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater,

FL MSA 88 .......................... 71 443 100.0 82.1

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 62 ..................... 37 406 52.4 (X)

Commercial accounts 18 ................... 13 027 18.2 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 14 ..... 5 853 8.2 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 22 .... 14 442 20.2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 10 .............. 647 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 68 .1 (X)

Toledo, OH MSA 15 .................. 16 328 100.0 81.7

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 11 ..................... 9 057 55.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 6 268 38.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 003 6.1 (X)

Topeka, KS MSA 6 .................. 4 469 100.0 99.3

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 6 ..................... 3 839 85.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 630 14.1 (X)

Tucson, AZ MSA 22 .................. 18 875 100.0 92.8

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 18 ..................... 7 258 38.5 (X)

Commercial accounts 6 ................... 10 660 56.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 4 .... 935 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 22 .1 (X)

Tulsa, OK MSA 28 .................... 18 414 100.0 90.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 17 ..................... 5 458 29.6 (X)

Commercial accounts 5 ................... 4 923 26.7 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 9 .... 5 901 32.1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .............. 135 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 997 10.9 (X)

Tyler, TX MSA 5 ..................... 910 100.0 81.1

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 5 ..................... 581 63.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 329 36.2 (X)

Utica–Rome, NY MSA 9 .............. 7 473 100.0 99.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 9 ..................... 768 10.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 5 994 80.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 711 9.5 (X)

Baltimore, MD PMSA 77 ............... 68 566 100.0 84.9

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 53 ..................... 30 353 44.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 37 ................... 5 179 7.6 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 13 ..... 8 348 12.2 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 23 .... 23 755 34.7 (X)

Receipts from preparing noncredit reports on

individuals 4 .............................. 906 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 25 (V) (X)

Washington, DC–MD–VA–WV

PMSA 102 ............................ 89 633 100.0 69.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 68 ..................... 47 683 53.2 (X)

Commercial accounts 32 ................... 17 342 19.4 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Business firms (mercantile reporting) 9 ..... 2 318 2.6 (X)

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 22 .... 21 429 23.9 (X)

All other receipts from clients 7 .............. 853 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 8 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 13. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Wichita, KS MSA 18 .................. 16 850 100.0 97.2

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 11 ..................... 4 115 24.4 (X)

Commercial accounts 14 ................... 1 257 7.5 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 6 .... 10 352 61.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 126 6.7 (X)

Wilmington, NC MSA 6 .............. 1 014 100.0 100.0

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 4 ..................... 334 32.9 (X)

Commercial accounts 4 ................... 143 14.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 537 53.0 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Yakima, WA MSA 13 .................. 4 658 100.0 94.6

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 12 ..................... 4 054 87.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 604 13.0 (X)

Youngstown–Warren, OH MSA 15 ..... 5 749 100.0 71.5

Commissions from collection or adjustment

of open debts on:

Consumer accounts 10 ..................... 418 7.3 (X)

Commercial accounts 8 ................... 2 517 43.8 (X)

Receipts from furnishing credit reports on:

Individuals (consumer credit reporting) 5 .... 2 414 42.0 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .............. 400 7.0 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 32 .. 086 18 338 852 100.0 67.0

Commercial photography 5 ........ 279 1 417 468 7.7 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 3 ... 746 727 649 4.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 11 .. 361 3 951 718 21.6 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 596 ................... 32 225 .2 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 523 .......................... 35 518 .2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 6 ....... 291 3 115 660 17.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 6 ......... 977 1 925 629 10.5 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 489 6 310 475 34.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 2 ........... 794 375 347 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 3 . 158 447 163 2.4 (X)

7331 Direct mail advertising services 3 ................ 878 6 433 598 100.0 69.7

Commercial art and illustration 29 ... 3 054 .1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 162 .. 22 785 .4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 165 ....... 18 061 .3 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 3 ... 878 6 271 264 97.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 186 ........... 33 153 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 376 . 81 739 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 542 .1 (X)

7334 Photocopying and

duplicating services 4 .... 949 3 464 252 100.0 65.2

Commercial photography 61 ........ 3 116 .1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 459 .. 46 080 1.3 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 94 .......................... 8 024 .2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 949 3 052 096 88.1 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 138 ......... 9 444 .3 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 87 ... 4 495 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 753 263 680 7.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 789 . 74 689 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 628 .1 (X)

7335, 6 Commercial photography,

art, and graphics 16 ....... 513 6 492 969 100.0 64.6

Commercial photography 5 ........ 180 1 413 728 21.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 3 ... 656 722 668 11.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 10 .. 694 3 880 196 59.8 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 475 ................... 29 717 .5 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 423 .......................... 26 896 .4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 725 ....... 34 120 .5 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 428 ... 33 729 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 748 ........... 75 102 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 1 . 605 275 248 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 565 (V) (X)

7338 Secretarial and court

reporting services 6 ...... 746 1 948 033 100.0 74.7

Graphic arts and related design 46 .. 2 657 .1 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 33 ................... 1 036 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 452 ....... 11 383 .6 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 6 ......... 746 1 912 465 98.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 96 ... 987 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 107 ........... 3 412 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 388 . 15 487 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 606 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ANCHORAGE, AK MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 38 .. 16 520 100.0 79.0

Commercial photography 4 ........ 590 3.6 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 12 ....... 7 733 46.8 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 14 ......... 5 116 31.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 1 241 7.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 840 11.1 (X)

APPLETON–OSHKOSH–

NEENAH, WI MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 48 .. 20 156 100.0 78.5

Commercial photography 12 ........ 4 143 20.6 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 10 ... 2 652 13.2 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 18 .. 6 487 32.2 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 5 .......................... 672 3.3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 2 763 13.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 7 ......... 816 4.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 5 ... 1 080 5.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 1 214 6.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 329 1.6 (X)

ASHEVILLE, NC MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 23 .. 4 628 100.0 100.0

Commercial photography 8 ........ 1 493 32.3 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 8 .. 1 035 22.4 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 6 ......... 910 19.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 290 6.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 900 19.5 (X)

BELLINGHAM, WA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 21 .. 3 990 100.0 93.1

Commercial photography 4 ........ 207 5.2 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 4 ... 138 3.5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 2 509 62.9 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 8 ......... 86 2.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 354 8.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 383 9.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 313 7.8 (X)

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 70 .. 34 380 100.0 69.9

Commercial photography 12 ........ 1 569 4.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 19 .. 4 920 14.3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 11 ....... 6 159 17.9 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 16 ......... 6 730 19.6 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 15 ... 14 789 43.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 213 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BLOOMINGTON, IN MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 14 .. 3 536 100.0 85.9

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 6 ....... 1 604 45.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 623 17.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 309 37.0 (X)

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 842 .. 483 346 100.0 70.7

Commercial photography 171 ........ 30 056 6.2 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 104 ... 14 314 3.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 342 .. 123 012 25.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 13 ................... 627 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 15 .......................... 467 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 185 ....... 92 770 19.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 154 ......... 43 070 8.9 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 158 ... 155 570 32.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 77 ........... 9 362 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 100 . 14 098 2.9 (X)

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 638 .. 415 220 100.0 70.7

Commercial photography 125 ........ 23 900 5.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 87 ... 12 483 3.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 261 .. 103 981 25.0 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 321 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 8 .......................... 277 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 133 ....... 85 697 20.6 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 108 ......... 36 733 8.9 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 109 ... 133 182 32.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 49 ........... 7 506 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 71 . 11 140 2.7 (X)

BROCKTON, MA PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 14 .. 4 341 100.0 76.6

Commercial photography 4 ........ 447 10.3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 7 .2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 4 ......... 112 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 775 87.0 (X)

LAWRENCE, MA–NH PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 30 .. 12 208 100.0 87.6

Commercial photography 8 ........ 719 5.9 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 14 .. 4 263 34.9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 698 5.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 4 ......... 772 6.3 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 9 ... 5 685 46.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 71 .6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LOWELL, MA–NH PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 21 .. 10 255 100.0 76.9

Graphic arts and related design 10 .. 4 690 45.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 760 7.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 6 ... 2 150 21.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 106 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 549 24.9 (X)

NASHUA, NH PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 18 .. 3 343 100.0 89.2

Commercial photography 4 ........ 871 26.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 11 .. 1 524 45.6 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 227 6.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 721 21.6 (X)

WORCESTER, MA–CT

PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 37 .. 9 606 100.0 72.3

Commercial photography 6 ........ 894 9.3 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 4 ... 342 3.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 12 .. 3 065 31.9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 8 ....... 979 10.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 12 ......... 2 154 22.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 6 ... 1 892 19.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 73 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 61 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 146 1.5 (X)

BUFFALO–NIAGARA

FALLS, NY MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 86 .. 37 390 100.0 69.6

Commercial photography 15 ........ 2 522 6.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 10 ... 4 315 11.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 24 .. 8 117 21.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 14 ....... 4 283 11.5 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 17 ......... 4 550 12.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 14 ... 11 400 30.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 821 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 382 3.7 (X)

BURLINGTON, VT MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 30 .. 9 291 100.0 83.1

Commercial photography 4 ........ 465 5.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 12 .. 3 021 32.5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 2 084 22.4 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 5 ......... 658 7.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 1 844 19.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 604 6.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 185 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 430 4.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 21 .. 7 485 100.0 100.0

Graphic arts and related design 10 .. 1 729 23.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 920 12.3 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 1 975 26.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 861 38.2 (X)

CHAMPAIGN–URBANA, IL

MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 15 .. 9 889 100.0 86.9

Graphic arts and related design 7 .. 2 461 24.9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 2 361 23.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 744 7.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 323 43.7 (X)

GARY, IN PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 39 .. 12 475 100.0 81.1

Commercial photography 8 ........ 1 277 10.2 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 5 ... 772 6.2 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 9 .. 2 095 16.8 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 50 .4 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 4 .......................... 33 .3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 785 6.3 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 14 ......... 2 024 16.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 5 ... 5 402 43.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 27 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 .1 (X)

CHICO–PARADISE, CA

MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 19 .. 3 258 100.0 71.5

Graphic arts and related design 5 .. 624 19.2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 10 ....... 1 410 43.3 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 6 ......... 675 20.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 549 16.9 (X)

CINCINNATI–HAMILTON,

OH–KY–IN CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 236 .. 198 788 100.0 87.3

Commercial photography 49 ........ 11 636 5.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 44 ... 14 087 7.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 85 .. 44 583 22.4 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 160 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 5 .......................... 278 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 26 ....... 17 622 8.9 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 42 ......... 10 341 5.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 25 ... 85 334 42.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 5 919 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 29 . 8 828 4.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 229 .. 195 505 100.0 87.5

Commercial photography 49 ........ 11 629 6.0 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 44 ... 14 076 7.2 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 83 .. 43 935 22.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 159 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 5 .......................... 277 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 24 ....... 16 790 8.6 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 40 ......... 10 066 5.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 23 ... 84 093 43.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 5 710 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 28 . 8 770 4.5 (X)

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 399 .. 185 690 100.0 64.7

Commercial photography 73 ........ 15 764 8.5 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 55 ... 15 387 8.3 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 148 .. 40 214 21.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 9 ................... 223 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 7 .......................... 725 .4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 95 ....... 41 798 22.5 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 79 ......... 24 887 13.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 39 ... 38 551 20.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 42 ........... 7 004 3.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 31 . 1 137 .6 (X)

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 312 .. 147 967 100.0 67.6

Commercial photography 52 ........ 13 126 8.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 49 ... 13 501 9.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 111 .. 29 815 20.2 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 149 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 7 .......................... 725 .5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 71 ....... 34 290 23.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 61 ......... 20 899 14.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 27 ... 30 538 20.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ........... 4 039 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 . 885 .6 (X)

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 51 .. 12 127 100.0 77.1

Commercial photography 7 ........ 919 7.6 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 7 ... 352 2.9 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 13 .. 948 7.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 11 ....... 3 465 28.6 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 12 ......... 1 932 15.9 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 12 ... 3 623 29.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 681 5.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 207 1.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

COLUMBIA, MO MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 16 .. 3 093 100.0 78.9

Graphic arts and related design 5 .. 274 8.9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 1 422 46.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 5 ......... 249 8.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 148 37.1 (X)

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 193 .. 106 707 100.0 71.6

Commercial photography 35 ........ 7 931 7.4 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 30 ... 5 233 4.9 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 74 .. 23 320 21.9 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 5 .......................... 457 .4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 39 ....... 17 777 16.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 36 ......... 8 936 8.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 28 ... 28 040 26.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 32 ........... 14 808 13.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 205 .2 (X)

DALLAS–FORT WORTH, TX

CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 781 .. 518 480 100.0 69.0

Commercial photography 121 ........ 70 286 13.6 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 97 ... 12 579 2.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 258 .. 80 938 15.6 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 19 .......................... 378 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 163 ....... 72 801 14.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 169 ......... 41 010 7.9 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 136 ... 222 042 42.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 84 ........... 10 510 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 56 . 7 839 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 97 (V) (X)

DALLAS, TX PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 621 .. 463 061 100.0 70.8

Commercial photography 99 ........ 67 483 14.6 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 77 ... 10 331 2.2 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 207 .. 72 861 15.7 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 11 .......................... 311 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 142 ....... 64 919 14.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 126 ......... 32 551 7.0 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 101 ... 198 196 42.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 75 ........... 9 354 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 39 . 6 979 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 76 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DAVENPORT–MOLINE–

ROCK ISLAND, IA–IL MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 26 .. 7 503 100.0 84.7

Commercial photography 5 ........ 35 .5 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 10 ... 681 9.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 9 .. 1 807 24.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 514 6.9 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 8 ......... 4 003 53.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 463 6.2 (X)

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 100 .. 60 561 100.0 83.3

Commercial photography 20 ........ 5 666 9.4 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 14 ... 623 1.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 48 .. 23 460 38.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 18 ....... 4 970 8.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 21 ......... 4 306 7.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 14 ... 15 355 25.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 3 041 5.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 . 2 113 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 027 1.7 (X)

DAYTONA BEACH, FL MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 39 .. 18 353 100.0 80.3

Commercial photography 4 ........ 1 783 9.7 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 10 .. 2 398 13.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 8 ....... 853 4.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 15 ......... 3 130 17.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 9 ... 9 175 50.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 541 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 473 2.6 (X)

BOULDER–LONGMONT, CO

PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 81 .. 19 720 100.0 72.0

Commercial photography 21 ........ 1 950 9.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 8 ... 269 1.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 28 .. 7 671 38.9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 12 ....... 5 944 30.1 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 16 ......... 1 277 6.5 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 9 ... 1 539 7.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 641 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 429 2.2 (X)

DENVER, CO PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 405 .. 172 732 100.0 72.0

Commercial photography 72 ........ 15 644 9.1 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 49 ... 4 540 2.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 163 .. 32 945 19.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 64 ....... 43 902 25.4 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 92 ......... 18 444 10.7 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 72 ... 54 016 31.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ........... 1 394 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 32 . 1 847 1.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DES MOINES, IA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 83 .. 35 251 100.0 82.5

Commercial photography 12 ........ 2 515 7.1 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 16 ... 1 114 3.2 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 30 .. 6 634 18.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 16 ....... 5 515 15.6 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 15 ......... 3 541 10.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 14 ... 15 333 43.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 364 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 235 .7 (X)

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 665 .. 470 508 100.0 78.5

Commercial photography 115 ........ 29 013 6.2 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 95 ... 49 552 10.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 223 .. 88 907 18.9 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 4 .......................... 625 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 118 ....... 71 337 15.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 147 ......... 47 273 10.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 69 ... 134 589 28.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 40 ........... 20 053 4.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 56 . 29 076 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 83 (V) (X)

ANN ARBOR, MI PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 58 .. 23 702 100.0 68.6

Commercial photography 21 ........ 1 638 6.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 16 ... 1 379 5.8 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 21 .. 3 966 16.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 21 ....... 7 387 31.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 10 ......... 2 593 10.9 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 5 ... 5 241 22.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 969 4.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 528 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

DETROIT, MI PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 574 .. 433 497 100.0 79.6

Commercial photography 93 ........ 27 189 6.3 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 76 ... 47 402 10.9 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 195 .. 84 042 19.4 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 4 .......................... 621 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 90 ....... 62 558 14.4 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 126 ......... 42 014 9.7 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 58 ... 121 992 28.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 32 ........... 19 078 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 42 . 28 521 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 80 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

FLINT, MI PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 33 .. 13 309 100.0 74.2

Graphic arts and related design 7 .. 899 6.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 7 ....... 1 392 10.5 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 11 ......... 2 666 20.0 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 6 ... 7 356 55.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 996 7.5 (X)

DULUTH–SUPERIOR, MN–

WI MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 17 .. 2 168 100.0 69.2

Graphic arts and related design 5 .. 455 21.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 7 ......... 516 23.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 197 55.2 (X)

EL PASO, TX MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 33 .. 10 800 100.0 75.5

Commercial photography 10 ........ 450 4.2 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 7 ... 162 1.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 7 .. 840 7.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 15 ....... 2 702 25.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 7 ......... 3 750 34.7 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 10 ... 2 106 19.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 477 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 167 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 146 1.4 (X)

FORT WAYNE, IN MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 41 .. 12 143 100.0 71.1

Commercial photography 14 ........ 1 408 11.6 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 11 ... 2 649 21.8 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 11 .. 4 116 33.9 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 66 .5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 565 4.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 11 ......... 1 261 10.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 11 ... 1 484 12.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 426 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 168 1.4 (X)

GREEN BAY, WI MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 24 .. 6 448 100.0 85.6

Commercial photography 4 ........ 195 3.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 6 .. 922 14.3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 10 ....... 101 1.6 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 9 ......... 1 195 18.5 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 3 805 59.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 29 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 201 3.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

GREENSBORO–WINSTON~

SALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 149 .. 92 194 100.0 74.3

Commercial photography 45 ........ 33 843 36.7 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 25 ... 11 930 12.9 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 50 .. 21 841 23.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 13 ....... 2 462 2.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 28 ......... 3 164 3.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 18 ... 14 836 16.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 181 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 3 897 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 40 (V) (X)

HARTFORD, CT MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 137 .. 133 548 100.0 79.7

Commercial photography 19 ........ 3 118 2.3 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 24 ... 2 506 1.9 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 55 .. 20 043 15.0 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 5 .......................... 701 .5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 31 ....... 7 352 5.5 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 29 ......... 7 229 5.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 22 ... 91 436 68.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 1 108 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 55 (V) (X)

HONOLULU, HI MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 118 .. 58 449 100.0 77.1

Commercial photography 23 ........ 11 337 19.4 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 5 ... 1 012 1.7 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 52 .. 14 262 24.4 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 4 .......................... 762 1.3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 34 ....... 17 359 29.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 20 ......... 7 707 13.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 6 ... 2 716 4.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 1 656 2.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 1 616 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 (V) (X)

HOUSTON–GALVESTON–

BRAZORIA, TX CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 523 .. 326 836 100.0 69.8

Commercial photography 58 ........ 13 442 4.1 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 45 ... 4 979 1.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 156 .. 51 802 15.9 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 53 ................... 471 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 7 .......................... 1 151 .4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 162 ....... 79 952 24.5 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 158 ......... 67 728 20.7 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 54 ... 74 842 22.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 55 ........... 16 313 5.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 76 . 16 156 4.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 510 .. 323 833 100.0 69.9

Commercial photography 57 ........ 13 395 4.1 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 44 ... 4 928 1.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 153 .. 51 708 16.0 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 53 ................... 470 .2 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 7 .......................... 1 150 .4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 160 ....... 79 723 24.6 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 151 ......... 65 173 20.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 54 ... 74 842 23.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 55 ........... 16 299 5.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 76 . 16 145 5.0 (X)

HUNTSVILLE, AL MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 22 .. 10 089 100.0 100.0

Graphic arts and related design 5 .. 653 6.5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 12 ....... 6 593 65.4 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 4 ......... 669 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 174 21.6 (X)

IOWA CITY, IA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 11 .. 3 400 100.0 100.0

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 1 213 35.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 294 8.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 893 55.7 (X)

KALAMAZOO–BATTLE

CREEK, MI MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 43 .. 16 151 100.0 70.5

Commercial photography 11 ........ 1 425 8.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 9 ... 4 613 28.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 15 .. 2 870 17.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 15 ....... 2 580 16.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 7 ......... 3 206 19.9 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 5 ... 1 149 7.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 228 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 80 .5 (X)

KNOXVILLE, TN MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 45 .. 12 761 100.0 66.8

Commercial photography 7 ........ 1 930 15.1 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 9 ... 322 2.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 14 .. 1 749 13.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 8 ....... 3 528 27.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 12 ......... 2 426 19.0 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 12 ... 1 391 10.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 247 9.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 167 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 26 .. 3 609 100.0 79.6

Graphic arts and related design 8 .. 747 20.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 188 5.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 9 ......... 2 129 59.0 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 332 9.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 213 5.9 (X)

LANSING–EAST LANSING,

MI MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 43 .. 11 564 100.0 67.9

Commercial photography 10 ........ 417 3.6 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 9 ... 165 1.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 12 .. 2 269 19.6 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 9 ....... 3 616 31.3 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 13 ......... 2 701 23.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 1 263 10.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 773 6.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 350 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 .1 (X)

LEXINGTON, KY MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 49 .. 18 497 100.0 76.0

Commercial photography 10 ........ 1 156 6.3 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 6 ... 924 5.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 15 .. 5 118 27.7 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 5 .......................... 204 1.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 10 ....... 5 505 29.8 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 13 ......... 2 568 13.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 2 202 11.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 820 4.4 (X)

LINCOLN, NE MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 32 .. 67 577 100.0 80.9

Commercial photography 8 ........ 509 .8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 5 ... 1 026 1.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 10 .. 949 1.4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 9 ....... 1 982 2.9 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 10 ......... 735 1.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 7 ... 55 445 82.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 779 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 6 149 9.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LITTLE ROCK–NORTH

LITTLE ROCK, AR MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 55 .. 25 856 100.0 76.3

Commercial photography 5 ........ 1 256 4.9 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 12 .. 1 784 6.9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 13 ....... 6 096 23.6 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 14 ......... 1 405 5.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 9 ... 12 878 49.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 369 5.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 668 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 400 1.6 (X)

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 2 .. 452 1 782 099 100.0 70.3

Commercial photography 327 ........ 119 486 6.7 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 182 ... 57 310 3.2 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 835 .. 400 753 22.5 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 30 .......................... 3 319 .2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 566 ....... 386 797 21.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 484 ......... 240 333 13.5 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 296 ... 535 680 30.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 195 ........... 20 458 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 162 . 17 223 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 740 (V) (X)

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 1 .. 657 1 240 064 100.0 71.4

Commercial photography 234 ........ 96 534 7.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 134 ... 51 209 4.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 575 .. 314 921 25.4 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 17 .......................... 2 698 .2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 347 ....... 264 201 21.3 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 308 ......... 161 448 13.0 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 189 ... 324 558 26.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 102 ........... 10 543 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 98 . 13 477 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 475 (V) (X)

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 556 .. 456 734 100.0 72.5

Commercial photography 72 ........ 18 570 4.1 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 34 ... 3 891 .9 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 197 .. 72 747 15.9 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 10 ................... 242 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 13 .......................... 619 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 136 ....... 94 356 20.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 102 ......... 58 778 12.9 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 80 ... 199 400 43.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 50 ........... 6 800 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 1 331 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 121 .. 58 160 100.0 80.8

Commercial photography 31 ........ 3 394 5.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 23 ... 3 215 5.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 58 .. 18 851 32.4 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 7 .......................... 109 .2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 33 ....... 7 819 13.4 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 20 ......... 2 086 3.6 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 14 ... 14 476 24.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 5 870 10.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 2 340 4.0 (X)

LYNCHBURG, VA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 27 .. 33 844 100.0 82.7

Commercial photography 8 ........ 865 2.6 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 4 ... 351 1.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 13 .. 1 163 3.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 10 ... 31 267 92.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 198 .6 (X)

MADISON, WI MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 84 .. 31 528 100.0 60.9

Commercial photography 11 ........ 3 185 10.1 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 8 ... 531 1.7 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 35 .. 8 382 26.6 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 21 ....... 10 428 33.1 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 17 ......... 4 047 12.8 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 6 ... 2 911 9.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ........... 1 073 3.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 . 971 3.1 (X)

MEMPHIS, TN–AR–MS MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 109 .. 84 597 100.0 84.4

Commercial photography 16 ........ 3 251 3.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 11 ... 1 718 2.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 35 .. 24 600 29.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 27 ....... 10 278 12.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 21 ......... 6 142 7.3 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 17 ... 37 230 44.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 1 133 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 243 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

MILWAUKEE–RACINE, WI

CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 264 .. 191 404 100.0 87.7

Commercial photography 53 ........ 9 763 5.1 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 42 ... 7 373 3.9 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 94 .. 38 895 20.3 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 13 ................... 120 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 9 .......................... 344 .2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 28 ....... 19 322 10.1 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 54 ......... 13 203 6.9 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 29 ... 98 301 51.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 1 796 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 27 . 2 287 1.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 248 .. 184 447 100.0 87.6

Commercial photography 50 ........ 9 451 5.1 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 40 ... 7 321 4.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 85 .. 33 288 18.1 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 13 ................... 120 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 9 .......................... 344 .2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 28 ....... 19 320 10.5 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 52 ......... 13 098 7.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 26 ... 98 001 53.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 1 221 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 27 . 2 283 1.2 (X)

RACINE, WI PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 16 .. 6 957 100.0 93.0

Graphic arts and related design 9 .. 5 607 80.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 350 19.4 (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 673 .. 358 970 100.0 80.5

Commercial photography 118 ........ 34 374 9.6 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 90 ... 13 825 3.9 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 271 .. 104 122 29.0 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 11 .......................... 1 037 .3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 106 ....... 54 119 15.1 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 140 ......... 22 151 6.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 95 ... 109 979 30.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ........... 3 019 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 101 . 16 344 4.6 (X)

MOBILE, AL MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 27 .. 6 677 100.0 80.3

Graphic arts and related design 6 .. 70 1.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 12 ....... 4 169 62.4 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 8 ......... 1 336 20.0 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 5 ... 696 10.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 406 6.1 (X)

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 154 .. 63 944 100.0 63.3

Commercial photography 14 ........ 1 644 2.6 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 20 ... 1 333 2.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 39 .. 7 414 11.6 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 331 .5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 45 ....... 33 591 52.5 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 63 ......... 17 189 26.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 1 235 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 207 1.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW YORK–NORTHERN

NEW JERSEY–LONG

ISLAND, NY–NJ–CT–PA

CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 4 .. 390 3 661 122 100.0 67.0

Commercial photography 834 ........ 344 556 9.4 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 590 ... 186 903 5.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 1 .. 916 860 618 23.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 57 ................... 9 460 .3 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 57 .......................... 3 450 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 581 ....... 432 450 11.8 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 512 ......... 285 151 7.8 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 699 ... 1 396 191 38.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 199 ........... 30 919 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 489 . 111 424 3.0 (X)

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 322 .. 328 081 100.0 66.0

Commercial photography 58 ........ 19 169 5.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 36 ... 5 549 1.7 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 144 .. 77 759 23.7 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 6 .......................... 294 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 27 ....... 8 236 2.5 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 40 ......... 9 663 3.0 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 91 ... 205 186 62.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 128 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 1 097 .3 (X)

DANBURY, CT PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 51 .. 33 106 100.0 85.7

Commercial photography 10 ........ 3 200 9.7 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 12 ... 3 499 10.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 23 .. 3 801 11.5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 7 ....... 184 .6 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 5 ......... 627 1.9 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 16 ... 21 322 64.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 304 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 169 .5 (X)

JERSEY CITY, NJ PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 44 .. 32 540 100.0 80.0

Commercial photography 6 ........ 1 759 5.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 16 .. 8 185 25.2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 753 2.3 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 5 ......... 471 1.5 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 12 ... 21 085 64.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 287 .9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MIDDLESEX–SOMERSET–

HUNTERDON, NJ PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 161 .. 132 289 100.0 69.1

Commercial photography 21 ........ 10 867 8.2 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 24 ... 2 297 1.7 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 78 .. 30 614 23.1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 5 .......................... 79 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 28 ....... 12 184 9.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 33 ......... 12 617 9.5 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 32 ... 55 154 41.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 998 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 7 469 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

MONMOUTH–OCEAN, NJ

PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 101 .. 52 348 100.0 65.7

Commercial photography 15 ........ 4 913 9.4 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 9 ... 4 898 9.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 41 .. 9 510 18.2 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 836 1.6 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 10 ....... 2 083 4.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 17 ......... 5 053 9.7 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 28 ... 23 661 45.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 61 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 921 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 412 .8 (X)

NASSAU–SUFFOLK, NY

PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 504 .. 340 618 100.0 62.4

Commercial photography 74 ........ 15 130 4.4 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 78 ... 12 363 3.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 191 .. 41 829 12.3 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 13 ................... 222 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 14 .......................... 368 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 59 ....... 29 683 8.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 78 ......... 29 861 8.8 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 105 ... 197 249 57.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ........... 1 166 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 57 . 12 747 3.7 (X)

NEW HAVEN–MERIDEN, CT

PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 87 .. 45 583 100.0 75.9

Commercial photography 10 ........ 1 760 3.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 8 ... 3 217 7.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 31 .. 7 423 16.3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 20 ....... 5 482 12.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 14 ......... 4 371 9.6 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 13 ... 21 576 47.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 341 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 . 1 258 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 155 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 2 .. 356 2 082 911 100.0 71.7

Commercial photography 513 ........ 269 102 12.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 297 ... 130 868 6.3 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 1 .. 037 530 826 25.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 17 ................... 6 478 .3 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 10 .......................... 998 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 312 ....... 327 050 15.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 203 ......... 173 543 8.3 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 245 ... 559 552 26.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 54 ........... 11 869 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 277 . 72 625 3.5 (X)

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 343 .. 227 358 100.0 67.5

Commercial photography 60 ........ 11 031 4.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 45 ... 8 111 3.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 157 .. 71 277 31.4 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 18 ................... 1 910 .8 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 15 .......................... 874 .4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 42 ....... 26 969 11.9 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 62 ......... 39 565 17.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 47 ... 56 935 25.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 9 384 4.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 1 302 .6 (X)

ODESSA–MIDLAND, TX

MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 21 .. 6 489 100.0 69.0

Graphic arts and related design 4 .. 888 13.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 6 ....... 2 425 37.4 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 11 ......... 2 269 35.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 768 11.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 139 2.1 (X)

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 136 .. 46 075 100.0 74.8

Commercial photography 15 ........ 1 948 4.2 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 17 ... 1 632 3.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 33 .. 3 787 8.2 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 10 ................... 240 .5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 25 ....... 8 804 19.1 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 56 ......... 8 596 18.7 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 17 ... 17 704 38.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ........... 3 085 6.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 279 .6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

OMAHA, NE–IA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 101 .. 77 176 100.0 72.1

Commercial photography 16 ........ 1 889 2.5 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 14 ... 2 361 3.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 29 .. 5 725 7.4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 16 ....... 4 642 6.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 23 ......... 3 093 4.0 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 19 ... 58 195 75.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 1 081 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 190 .3 (X)

ORLANDO, FL MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 218 .. 126 029 100.0 66.7

Commercial photography 33 ........ 5 450 4.3 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 28 ... 1 463 1.2 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 71 .. 21 489 17.1 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 10 ................... 320 .3 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 13 .......................... 476 .4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 45 ....... 20 645 16.4 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 61 ......... 12 294 9.8 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 23 ... 61 000 48.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 2 799 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 93 .1 (X)

PEORIA–PEKIN, IL MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 44 .. 51 332 100.0 93.2

Commercial photography 6 ........ 764 1.5 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 6 ... 510 1.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 18 .. 22 948 44.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 8 ....... 1 448 2.8 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 7 ......... 1 625 3.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 8 ... 23 599 46.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 358 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 80 .2 (X)

PHILADELPHIA–

WILMINGTON–ATLANTIC

CITY, PA–NJ–DE–MD

CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 762 .. 615 356 100.0 73.0

Commercial photography 133 ........ 29 300 4.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 104 ... 13 431 2.2 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 291 .. 96 811 15.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 25 ................... 326 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 137 ....... 90 194 14.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 133 ......... 59 488 9.7 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 170 ... 311 743 50.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 69 ........... 6 663 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 100 . 7 266 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 134 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 643 .. 535 052 100.0 72.3

Commercial photography 118 ........ 26 434 4.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 96 ... 11 116 2.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 245 .. 83 787 15.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 22 ................... 311 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 115 ....... 82 889 15.5 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 115 ......... 55 055 10.3 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 145 ... 264 058 49.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 54 ........... 5 867 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 78 . 5 401 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 134 (V) (X)

VINELAND–MILLVILLE–

BRIDGETON, NJ PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 8 .. 4 469 100.0 88.4

Commercial photography 4 ........ 593 13.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 876 86.7 (X)

WILMINGTON–NEWARK,

DE–MD PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 86 .. 66 449 100.0 81.5

Commercial photography 8 ........ 1 731 2.6 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 6 ... 1 577 2.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 37 .. 10 846 16.3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 13 ....... 5 656 8.5 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 9 ......... 3 329 5.0 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 19 ... 42 519 64.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 412 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 379 .6 (X)

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 411 .. 176 525 100.0 65.6

Commercial photography 59 ........ 12 646 7.2 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 64 ... 5 678 3.2 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 134 .. 35 263 20.0 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 72 ....... 37 678 21.3 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 130 ......... 23 772 13.5 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 50 ... 53 059 30.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 68 ........... 5 084 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 52 . 3 345 1.9 (X)

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 237 .. 188 905 100.0 80.4

Commercial photography 35 ........ 5 708 3.0 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 38 ... 4 429 2.3 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 93 .. 33 651 17.8 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 191 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 12 .......................... 398 .2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 52 ....... 22 086 11.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 41 ......... 13 995 7.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 48 ... 98 614 52.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ........... 7 011 3.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 42 . 2 822 1.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PORTLAND, ME MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 42 .. 13 427 100.0 86.6

Commercial photography 8 ........ 1 686 12.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 14 .. 4 109 30.6 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 2 516 18.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 9 ......... 1 689 12.6 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 7 ... 3 051 22.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 376 2.8 (X)

PORTLAND–SALEM, OR–

WA CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 322 .. 127 596 100.0 61.1

Commercial photography 49 ........ 8 152 6.4 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 29 ... 5 570 4.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 96 .. 45 189 35.4 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 12 .......................... 395 .3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 67 ....... 16 606 13.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 88 ......... 13 422 10.5 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 39 ... 32 664 25.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ........... 3 805 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 46 . 1 669 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 124 .1 (X)

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 295 .. 117 553 100.0 63.4

Commercial photography 47 ........ 8 104 6.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 20 ... 1 901 1.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 89 .. 42 917 36.5 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 12 .......................... 393 .3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 65 ....... 16 390 13.9 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 81 ......... 12 469 10.6 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 35 ... 30 714 26.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 2 880 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 46 . 1 662 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 123 .1 (X)

READING, PA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 25 .. 18 750 100.0 79.1

Commercial photography 4 ........ 488 2.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 10 .. 4 249 22.7 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 7 ... 12 822 68.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 191 6.4 (X)

RENO, NV MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 57 .. 32 792 100.0 86.5

Commercial photography 10 ........ 1 569 4.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 6 ... 486 1.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 21 .. 6 360 19.4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 16 ....... 4 370 13.3 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 16 ......... 2 992 9.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 9 ... 14 653 44.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 2 235 6.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 127 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ROCKY MOUNT, NC MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 9 .. 2 131 100.0 88.3

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 4 ......... 273 12.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 858 87.2 (X)

YOLO, CA PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 19 .. 5 540 100.0 77.0

Graphic arts and related design 4 .. 357 6.4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 6 ....... 1 817 32.8 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 4 ......... 207 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 159 57.0 (X)

SAGINAW–BAY CITY–

MIDLAND, MI MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 28 .. 14 031 100.0 69.6

Graphic arts and related design 14 .. 7 013 50.0 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 610 4.4 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 7 ......... 1 396 10.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 431 3.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 323 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 258 30.4 (X)

ST. CLOUD, MN MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 16 .. 4 800 100.0 87.4

Graphic arts and related design 4 .. 1 541 32.1 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 5 ......... 339 7.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 920 60.8 (X)

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 364 .. 233 181 100.0 77.7

Commercial photography 68 ........ 16 091 6.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 73 ... 5 668 2.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 137 .. 50 614 21.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 13 ................... 113 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 61 ....... 27 275 11.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 56 ......... 11 088 4.8 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 37 ... 89 026 38.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ........... 5 250 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 32 . 28 054 12.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

SALINAS, CA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 32 .. 9 782 100.0 74.7

Commercial photography 7 ........ 1 421 14.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 7 .. 1 210 12.4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 10 ....... 3 418 34.9 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 11 ......... 1 736 17.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 997 20.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 171 .. 61 645 100.0 69.6

Commercial photography 27 ........ 5 066 8.2 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 20 ... 1 514 2.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 44 .. 8 447 13.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 79 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 46 ....... 15 411 25.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 39 ......... 7 462 12.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 28 ... 17 599 28.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 4 390 7.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 1 011 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 666 1.1 (X)

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 439 .. 189 640 100.0 70.1

Commercial photography 47 ........ 6 348 3.4 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 41 ... 9 602 5.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 147 .. 35 766 18.9 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 10 ................... 232 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 13 .......................... 630 .3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 142 ....... 60 933 32.1 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 114 ......... 34 059 18.0 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 54 ... 33 736 17.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 56 ........... 5 550 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 51 . 2 784 1.5 (X)

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 1 .. 427 918 825 100.0 72.6

Commercial photography 203 ........ 44 283 4.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 135 ... 19 470 2.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 557 .. 217 798 23.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 17 ................... 616 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 22 .......................... 1 451 .2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 400 ....... 321 549 35.0 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 256 ......... 81 928 8.9 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 179 ... 194 567 21.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 174 ........... 21 138 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 148 . 16 025 1.7 (X)

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 312 .. 201 056 100.0 70.9

Commercial photography 22 ........ 5 614 2.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 20 ... 3 322 1.7 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 107 .. 34 252 17.0 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 110 ....... 44 721 22.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 65 ......... 22 517 11.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 39 ... 78 886 39.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 59 ........... 9 793 4.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 34 . 1 946 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 634 .. 384 637 100.0 69.8

Commercial photography 117 ........ 30 279 7.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 46 ... 9 703 2.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 253 .. 118 778 30.9 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 11 .......................... 1 092 .3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 135 ....... 104 576 27.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 119 ......... 38 055 9.9 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 66 ... 73 348 19.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 42 ........... 3 679 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 44 . 5 127 1.3 (X)

SAN JOSE, CA PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 350 .. 297 034 100.0 82.1

Commercial photography 53 ........ 6 959 2.3 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 55 ... 5 802 2.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 144 .. 55 805 18.8 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 13 ................... 402 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 8 .......................... 350 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 117 ....... 161 775 54.5 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 46 ......... 16 264 5.5 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 49 ... 37 302 12.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 45 ........... 4 179 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 49 . 8 196 2.8 (X)

SANTA CRUZ–

WATSONVILLE, CA PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 33 .. 11 271 100.0 68.8

Commercial photography 4 ........ 574 5.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 11 .. 1 543 13.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 11 ....... 3 927 34.8 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 5 ......... 1 714 15.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 1 522 13.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 419 12.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 143 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 429 3.8 (X)

VALLEJO–FAIRFIELD–

NAPA, CA PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 29 .. 5 647 100.0 84.4

Graphic arts and related design 6 .. 1 631 28.9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 7 ....... 651 11.5 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 12 ......... 1 001 17.7 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 6 ... 1 846 32.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 45 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 473 8.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN LUIS OBISPO–

ATASCADERO–PASO

ROBLES, CA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 27 .. 7 137 100.0 88.9

Graphic arts and related design 8 .. 912 12.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 9 ....... 1 994 27.9 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 12 ......... 1 088 15.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 2 094 29.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 918 12.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 131 1.8 (X)

SCRANTON–WILKES~

BARRE–HAZLETON, PA

MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 27 .. 19 305 100.0 76.5

Commercial photography 6 ........ 418 2.2 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 10 .. 1 514 7.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 10 ....... 437 2.3 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 6 ......... 5 240 27.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 5 ... 11 206 58.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 490 2.5 (X)

SEATTLE–TACOMA–

BREMERTON, WA CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 559 .. 239 273 100.0 78.1

Commercial photography 97 ........ 20 963 8.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 31 ... 3 873 1.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 178 .. 46 110 19.3 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 19 .......................... 1 584 .7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 136 ....... 51 835 21.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 148 ......... 25 689 10.7 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 69 ... 73 049 30.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 61 ........... 7 730 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 42 . 8 437 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 479 .. 220 979 100.0 80.0

Commercial photography 88 ........ 18 403 8.3 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 28 ... 3 847 1.7 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 161 .. 44 399 20.1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 19 .......................... 1 582 .7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 108 ....... 47 273 21.4 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 114 ......... 21 628 9.8 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 61 ... 68 982 31.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 50 ........... 6 433 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 42 . 8 432 3.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 21 .. 4 559 100.0 65.5

Commercial photography 4 ........ 327 7.2 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 9 .. 426 9.3 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 5 ......... 272 6.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 409 9.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 559 12.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 566 56.3 (X)

SOUTH BEND, IN MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 31 .. 7 500 100.0 100.0

Commercial photography 5 ........ 824 11.0 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 6 ... 1 688 22.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 6 .. 1 594 21.3 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 9 ......... 1 354 18.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 8 ... 1 016 13.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 024 13.7 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, IL MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 28 .. 8 632 100.0 84.5

Commercial art and illustration 4 ... 1 175 13.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 8 .. 1 550 18.0 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 10 ....... 458 5.3 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 14 ......... 2 629 30.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 459 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 361 27.4 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MO MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 30 .. 5 672 100.0 67.1

Graphic arts and related design 10 .. 1 133 20.0 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 5 .......................... 156 2.8 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 10 ......... 1 428 25.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 911 16.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 38 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 006 35.4 (X)

STATE COLLEGE, PA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 10 .. 4 546 100.0 69.9

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 1 941 42.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 605 57.3 (X)

TALLAHASSEE, FL MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 32 .. 9 034 100.0 74.0

Graphic arts and related design 5 .. 726 8.0 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 8 ....... 4 367 48.3 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 11 ......... 1 899 21.0 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 5 ... 1 513 16.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 529 5.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 320 .. 206 366 100.0 76.3

Commercial photography 42 ........ 8 951 4.3 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 41 ... 2 910 1.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 109 .. 27 572 13.4 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 6 .......................... 123 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 70 ....... 33 511 16.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 95 ......... 20 231 9.8 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 36 ... 109 182 52.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 1 318 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 2 568 1.2 (X)

TOLEDO, OH MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 66 .. 33 427 100.0 83.2

Commercial photography 10 ........ 8 792 26.3 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 11 ... 818 2.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 26 .. 9 261 27.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 9 ....... 4 532 13.6 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 13 ......... 2 619 7.8 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 7 ... 4 650 13.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 408 4.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 1 347 4.0 (X)

TOPEKA, KS MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 14 .. 12 015 100.0 75.7

Graphic arts and related design 4 .. 1 424 11.9 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 4 ......... 1 239 10.3 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 7 998 66.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 354 11.3 (X)

TULSA, OK MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 109 .. 66 375 100.0 87.2

Commercial photography 15 ........ 1 471 2.2 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 16 ... 932 1.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 39 .. 8 057 12.1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 5 .......................... 116 .2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 19 ....... 6 425 9.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 31 ......... 4 589 6.9 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 13 ... 41 600 62.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 2 653 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 314 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 218 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WASHINGTON–

BALTIMORE, DC–MD–VA–

WV CMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 1 .. 282 759 236 100.0 64.5

Commercial photography 165 ........ 27 716 3.7 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 141 ... 23 989 3.2 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 546 .. 163 797 21.6 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 25 ................... 1 198 .2 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 36 .......................... 2 538 .3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 264 ....... 122 366 16.1 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 186 ......... 83 247 11.0 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 264 ... 312 032 41.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 69 ........... 6 524 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 171 . 15 829 2.1 (X)

BALTIMORE, MD PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 329 .. 217 106 100.0 72.7

Commercial photography 47 ........ 6 377 2.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 45 ... 4 366 2.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 144 .. 40 082 18.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 8 ................... 729 .3 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 7 .......................... 1 783 .8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 57 ....... 18 787 8.7 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 49 ......... 17 546 8.1 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 59 ... 116 954 53.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 3 016 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 7 466 3.4 (X)

HAGERSTOWN, MD PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 10 .. 2 432 100.0 68.2

Graphic arts and related design 6 .. 2 139 88.0 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 154 6.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 139 5.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 943 .. 539 698 100.0 61.3

Commercial photography 117 ........ 21 287 3.9 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 96 ... 19 623 3.6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 396 .. 121 576 22.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 17 ................... 468 .1 (X)

Photofinishing of customers’

films 29 .......................... 754 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 203 ....... 103 425 19.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 135 ......... 65 634 12.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 205 ... 195 078 36.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 49 ........... 3 495 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 135 . 8 358 1.6 (X)

WICHITA, KS MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 50 .. 26 082 100.0 71.5

Commercial photography 10 ........ 1 551 6.0 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 5 ... 239 .9 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 17 .. 3 714 14.2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 9 ....... 4 415 16.9 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 12 ......... 2 411 9.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 5 ... 9 945 38.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 3 565 13.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 242 .9 (X)

YAKIMA, WA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 7 .. 1 162 100.0 100.0

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 4 ......... 225 19.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 937 80.6 (X)

YORK, PA MSA

733 Mailing, reproduction,

commercial art and

photography, and

stenographic services 33 .. 31 647 100.0 79.7

Commercial photography 5 ........ 1 022 3.2 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 5 ... 1 740 5.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 14 .. 2 910 9.2 (X)

Stenographic, secretarial, and

court reporting services 7 ......... 2 664 8.4 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 22 094 69.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 539 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 256 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 422 1.3 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 10 ........ 300 3 736 447 100.0 85.1

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 92 ...................... 3 123 .1 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 10 ............ 300 3 667 866 98.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 875 ........... 22 236 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 427 . 42 747 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 475 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 47 ................... 349 15 266 279 100.0 71.5

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 13 ...................... 613 314 996 2.1 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 531 ............ 53 793 .4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 47 ...................... 349 14 458 198 94.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 356 159 971 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 615 279 321 1.8 (X)

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 19 ........ 7 378 100.0 83.9

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 19 ............ 7 378 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 136 ................... 35 730 100.0 68.3

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 37 ...................... 1 683 4.7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 136 ...................... 33 981 95.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 66 .2 (X)

ALBUQUERQUE, NM MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 32 ........ 6 062 100.0 94.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 32 ............ 6 026 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 .6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 116 ................... 25 272 100.0 70.7

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 15 ...................... 136 .5 (X)

General building cleaning

services 116 ...................... 24 445 96.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 28 ........... 331 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 360 1.4 (X)

ALLENTOWN–

BETHLEHEM–EASTON, PA

MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 12 ........ 7 730 100.0 93.6

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 12 ............ 7 687 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 96 ................ 18 456 100.0 54.9

APPLETON–OSHKOSH–

NEENAH, WI MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 6 ........ 2 861 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 6 ............ 2 667 93.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 194 6.8 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 75 ................ 13 780 100.0 43.2

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ATLANTA, GA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 218 ........ 102 661 100.0 87.8

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 218 ............ 101 877 99.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 272 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 512 .5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 645 ................... 243 433 100.0 77.2

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 196 ...................... 3 277 1.4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 645 ...................... 228 734 94.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 316 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 9 580 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 526 .6 (X)

AUGUSTA–AIKEN, GA–SC

MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 31 ........ 10 539 100.0 82.6

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 31 ............ 10 539 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 60 ................ 8 929 100.0 59.0

AUSTIN–SAN MARCOS, TX

MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 47 ........ 13 987 100.0 81.1

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 47 ............ 13 987 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 169 ................... 71 370 100.0 89.3

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 47 ...................... 405 .6 (X)

General building cleaning

services 169 ...................... 65 917 92.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 43 ........... 1 032 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 37 . 4 016 5.6 (X)

BAKERSFIELD, CA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 18 ........ 9 273 100.0 94.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 18 ............ 9 273 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 101 ................ 28 286 100.0 39.6

BATON ROUGE, LA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 34 ........ 10 471 100.0 91.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 34 ............ 10 276 98.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 195 1.9 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 84 ................ 40 841 100.0 57.9

BEAUMONT–PORT

ARTHUR, TX MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 18 ........ 5 431 100.0 97.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 18 ............ 5 142 94.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 195 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 94 1.7 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 55 ................ 27 127 100.0 57.5

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 50 ........ 22 426 100.0 93.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 50 ............ 22 202 99.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 27 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 197 .9 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 122 ................... 57 331 100.0 89.4

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 16 ...................... 125 .2 (X)

General building cleaning

services 122 ...................... 56 884 99.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 95 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 227 .4 (X)

BOISE CITY, ID MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 7 ........ 1 768 100.0 98.3

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 7 ............ 1 747 98.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 21 1.2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 93 ................ 22 353 100.0 55.3

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 130 ........ 42 351 100.0 83.3

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 130 ............ 41 923 99.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ........... 339 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 89 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 1 ................... 153 476 078 100.0 80.2

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 443 ...................... 9 215 1.9 (X)

General building cleaning

services 1 ...................... 153 462 614 97.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 73 ........... 1 264 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 53 . 2 937 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 48 (V) (X)

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 86 ........ 26 758 100.0 86.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 86 ............ 26 505 99.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 253 1.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 713 ................... 386 286 100.0 83.1

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 317 ...................... 6 185 1.6 (X)

General building cleaning

services 713 ...................... 378 898 98.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 659 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 543 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

LAWRENCE, MA–NH PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 6 ........ 3 537 100.0 76.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 6 ............ 3 521 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 .5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 54 ................... 15 369 100.0 93.9

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 17 ...................... 801 5.2 (X)

General building cleaning

services 54 ...................... 13 323 86.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 209 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 036 6.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WORCESTER, MA–CT

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 14 ........ 4 115 100.0 87.1

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 14 ............ 4 050 98.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 65 1.6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 99 ................ 18 415 100.0 34.2

BUFFALO–NIAGARA

FALLS, NY MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 16 ........ 3 411 100.0 98.9

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 16 ............ 3 348 98.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 50 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .4 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 292 ................... 58 962 100.0 70.8

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 118 ...................... 2 321 3.9 (X)

General building cleaning

services 292 ...................... 55 631 94.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 129 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 881 1.5 (X)

CANTON–MASSILLON, OH

MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services # 7 ..... 1 196 100.0 59.3

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 84 ................... 18 792 100.0 82.2

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 16 ...................... 632 3.4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 84 ...................... 17 646 93.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 514 2.7 (X)

CHARLESTON–NORTH

CHARLESTON, SC MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 52 ........ 13 481 100.0 90.3

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 52 ............ 12 963 96.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 230 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 288 2.1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 101 ................... 26 140 100.0 85.5

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 23 ...................... 175 .7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 101 ...................... 21 778 83.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 23 . 3 765 14.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 422 1.6 (X)

CHARLOTTE–GASTONIA–

ROCK HILL, NC–SC MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 68 ........ 25 535 100.0 91.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 68 ............ 25 484 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 318 ................ 65 656 100.0 49.3

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CHATTANOOGA, TN–GA

MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 27 ........ 9 792 100.0 91.8

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 27 ............ 9 785 99.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 7 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 73 ................ 17 578 100.0 56.2

CHICAGO, IL PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 167 ........ 71 649 100.0 81.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 167 ............ 69 464 97.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 43 ........... 1 595 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 590 .8 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 1 ................... 636 813 459 100.0 79.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 458 ...................... 10 705 1.3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 1 ...................... 636 796 879 98.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 435 ........... 3 789 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 32 . 2 086 .3 (X)

GARY, IN PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 12 ........ 4 421 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 12 ............ 4 340 98.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 81 1.8 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 120 ................ 63 453 100.0 54.9

CINCINNATI–HAMILTON,

OH–KY–IN CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 47 ........ 23 228 100.0 91.1

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 47 ............ 22 974 98.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 234 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 351 ................... 131 708 100.0 76.1

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 76 ...................... 1 219 .9 (X)

General building cleaning

services 351 ...................... 126 985 96.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 450 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 3 054 2.3 (X)

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 38 ........ 20 915 100.0 93.3

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 38 ............ 20 683 98.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 232 1.1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 306 ................... 124 509 100.0 76.3

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 62 ...................... 385 .3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 306 ...................... 120 659 96.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 411 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 3 054 2.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 61 ........ 20 743 100.0 95.2

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 61 ............ 20 022 96.5 (X)

General building cleaning

services 9 ...................... 272 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 449 2.2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 614 ................... 159 763 100.0 74.8

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 118 ...................... 2 650 1.7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 614 ...................... 153 298 96.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 278 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 63 . 3 526 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 (V) (X)

AKRON, OH PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 16 ........ 3 710 100.0 91.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 16 ............ 3 396 91.5 (X)

General building cleaning

services 9 ...................... 272 7.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 42 1.1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 160 ................... 32 719 100.0 92.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 81 ...................... 1 224 3.7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 160 ...................... 30 840 94.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 65 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 52 . 582 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 45 ........ 17 033 100.0 96.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 45 ............ 16 626 97.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 407 2.4 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 454 ................... 127 044 100.0 70.4

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 37 ...................... 1 426 1.1 (X)

General building cleaning

services 454 ...................... 122 458 96.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 213 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 2 944 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 5 ........ 1 650 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 5 ............ 1 607 97.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 2.6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 122 ................... 21 513 100.0 92.8

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 29 ...................... 299 1.4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 122 ...................... 20 740 96.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 138 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 336 1.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

COLUMBIA, SC MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 32 ........ 12 934 100.0 93.9

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 32 ............ 12 779 98.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 155 1.2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 112 ................... 40 710 100.0 95.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 6 ...................... 132 .3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 112 ...................... 40 500 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 78 .2 (X)

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 31 ........ 15 487 100.0 88.8

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 31 ............ 14 666 94.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 386 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 142 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 293 1.9 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 292 ................... 77 643 100.0 67.2

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 135 ...................... 3 913 5.0 (X)

General building cleaning

services 292 ...................... 71 713 92.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 271 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 1 746 2.3 (X)

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 24 ........ 7 151 100.0 94.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 24 ............ 7 148 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 42 ................... 14 965 100.0 75.4

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 20 ...................... 45 .3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 42 ...................... 14 888 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 32 .2 (X)

DALLAS–FORT WORTH, TX

CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 225 ........ 80 813 100.0 82.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 225 ............ 79 693 98.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 471 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 553 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 96 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 764 ................ 333 744 100.0 43.7

DALLAS, TX PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 158 ........ 51 775 100.0 79.4

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 158 ............ 51 648 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 127 .3 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 532 ................ 279 515 100.0 40.2

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FORT WORTH–

ARLINGTON, TX PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 67 ........ 29 038 100.0 88.1

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 67 ............ 28 045 96.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 553 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 440 1.5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 232 ................... 54 229 100.0 68.4

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 94 ...................... 972 1.8 (X)

General building cleaning

services 232 ...................... 50 533 93.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 50 ........... 1 717 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 27 . 1 007 1.9 (X)

DAVENPORT–MOLINE–

ROCK ISLAND, IA–IL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 14 ........ 5 005 100.0 72.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 14 ............ 4 992 99.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 13 .3 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 61 ................... 9 103 100.0 98.2

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 29 ...................... 135 1.5 (X)

General building cleaning

services 61 ...................... 8 794 96.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 172 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 22 ........ 10 819 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 22 ............ 10 811 99.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 8 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 177 ................ 48 719 100.0 59.7

DAYTONA BEACH, FL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 51 ........ 18 979 100.0 84.8

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 51 ............ 18 870 99.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 107 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 77 ................ 10 541 100.0 47.2

BOULDER–LONGMONT, CO

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 5 ........ 1 792 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 5 ............ 1 785 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 .4 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 68 ................ 9 849 100.0 56.7

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DENVER, CO PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 31 ........ 9 338 100.0 80.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 31 ............ 9 317 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 502 ................... 144 065 100.0 84.6

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 231 ...................... 1 798 1.3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 502 ...................... 134 736 93.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 ........... 3 794 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 3 737 2.6 (X)

DES MOINES, IA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 23 ........ 5 802 100.0 98.6

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 23 ............ 5 772 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 .5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 115 ................... 23 897 100.0 74.4

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 42 ...................... 434 1.8 (X)

General building cleaning

services 115 ...................... 23 351 97.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 112 .5 (X)

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 88 ........ 31 230 100.0 73.4

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 15 ...................... 158 .5 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 88 ............ 30 734 98.4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 15 ...................... 158 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 167 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 1 ................... 016 331 066 100.0 88.9

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 225 ...................... 6 230 1.9 (X)

General building cleaning

services 1 ...................... 016 299 842 90.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 305 ........... 15 539 4.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 177 . 9 455 2.9 (X)

DETROIT, MI PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 71 ........ 27 691 100.0 71.1

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 15 ...................... 158 .6 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 71 ............ 27 208 98.3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 15 ...................... 158 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 167 .6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 844 ................... 290 442 100.0 94.4

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 173 ...................... 4 261 1.5 (X)

General building cleaning

services 844 ...................... 265 336 91.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 300 ........... 15 109 5.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 157 . 5 736 2.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FLINT, MI PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 7 ........ 2 205 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 7 ............ 2 202 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 54 ................ 8 343 100.0 52.3

EL PASO, TX MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 27 ........ 4 729 100.0 95.9

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 27 ............ 4 729 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 80 ................... 16 436 100.0 64.1

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 22 ...................... 255 1.6 (X)

General building cleaning

services 80 ...................... 15 244 92.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 637 3.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 300 1.8 (X)

EUGENE–SPRINGFIELD,

OR MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 15 ........ 3 646 100.0 86.1

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 15 ............ 3 646 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 59 ................ 8 275 100.0 53.0

FORT MYERS–CAPE

CORAL, FL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 50 ........ 17 218 100.0 87.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 50 ............ 17 218 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 91 ................ 10 174 100.0 39.4

FORT PIERCE–PORT ST.

LUCIE, FL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 30 ........ 14 111 100.0 92.8

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 30 ............ 14 111 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 47 ................ 5 737 100.0 15.3

FORT WAYNE, IN MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 12 ........ 4 417 100.0 95.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 12 ............ 4 377 99.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 40 .9 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 110 ................... 18 783 100.0 79.9

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 22 ...................... 560 3.0 (X)

General building cleaning

services 110 ...................... 18 149 96.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 74 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FRESNO, CA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 38 ........ 18 448 100.0 89.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 38 ............ 18 337 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 111 .6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 128 ................ 29 957 100.0 36.8

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 26 ........ 8 623 100.0 92.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 26 ............ 8 508 98.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 87 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 28 .3 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 183 ................ 38 396 100.0 57.0

GREENSBORO–WINSTONSALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 51 ........ 20 404 100.0 63.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 51 ............ 19 798 97.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 606 3.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 288 ................... 88 756 100.0 88.1

General building cleaning

services 288 ...................... 86 981 98.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 72 ........... 1 229 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 397 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 149 .2 (X)

GREENVILLE–

SPARTANBURG–

ANDERSON, SC MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 49 ........ 18 108 100.0 98.6

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 49 ............ 17 739 98.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 369 2.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 197 ................... 145 749 100.0 71.2

General building cleaning

services 197 ...................... 144 876 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 873 .6 (X)

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 17 ........ 10 591 100.0 98.4

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 17 ............ 10 114 95.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 429 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 48 .5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 108 ................... 24 614 100.0 77.8

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 12 ...................... 522 2.1 (X)

General building cleaning

services 108 ...................... 23 182 94.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 653 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 257 1.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

HARTFORD, CT MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 43 ........ 9 273 100.0 75.4

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 43 ............ 9 152 98.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 114 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 253 ................... 94 585 100.0 77.6

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 149 ...................... 6 878 7.3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 253 ...................... 85 048 89.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 70 ........... 758 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 868 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 33 (V) (X)

HONOLULU, HI MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 41 ........ 24 320 100.0 76.6

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 41 ............ 23 046 94.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 1 218 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 56 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 187 ................ 70 550 100.0 47.3

HOUSTON–GALVESTON–

BRAZORIA, TX CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 226 ........ 61 114 100.0 80.1

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 226 ............ 60 898 99.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 89 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 127 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 592 ................... 327 223 100.0 74.5

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 28 ...................... 1 873 .6 (X)

General building cleaning

services 592 ...................... 322 738 98.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ........... 1 625 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 987 .3 (X)

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 207 ........ 57 139 100.0 79.3

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 207 ............ 56 926 99.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 86 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 127 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 542 ................... 306 967 100.0 76.1

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 22 ...................... 1 867 .6 (X)

General building cleaning

services 542 ...................... 302 881 98.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 1 238 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 981 .3 (X)

HUNTSVILLE, AL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 16 ........ 8 398 100.0 94.2

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 16 ............ 8 398 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 61 ................... 10 682 100.0 100.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 60 ...................... 988 9.3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 61 ...................... 8 706 81.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 60 ........... 494 4.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 60 . 494 4.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 46 ........ 17 031 100.0 72.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 46 ............ 16 924 99.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 107 .6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 338 ................ 75 325 100.0 59.8

JACKSON, MS MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 26 ........ 8 498 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 26 ............ 8 498 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 67 ................... 16 843 100.0 93.7

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 19 ...................... 980 5.8 (X)

General building cleaning

services 67 ...................... 15 790 93.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 .4 (X)

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 87 ........ 40 195 100.0 100.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 13 ...................... 573 1.4 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 87 ............ 38 324 95.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 1 298 3.2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 236 ................ 54 585 100.0 53.4

JOHNSON CITY–

KINGSPORT–BRISTOL,

TN–VA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 21 ........ 8 781 100.0 89.2

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 21 ............ 8 781 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 67 ................ 13 467 100.0 43.3

KALAMAZOO–BATTLE

CREEK, MI MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 16 ........ 7 509 100.0 83.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 16 ............ 7 447 99.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 27 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 35 .5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 87 ................... 17 421 100.0 77.4

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 21 ...................... 1 111 6.4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 87 ...................... 14 586 83.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 84 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 23 . 1 640 9.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 76 ........ 26 381 100.0 93.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 76 ............ 26 236 99.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 49 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 63 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 33 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 433 ................... 102 182 100.0 76.8

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 162 ...................... 1 565 1.5 (X)

General building cleaning

services 433 ...................... 93 804 91.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 55 ........... 533 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 6 280 6.2 (X)

KNOXVILLE, TN MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 33 ........ 12 578 100.0 98.9

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 33 ............ 12 578 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 145 ................ 36 512 100.0 58.3

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 48 ........ 11 555 100.0 81.2

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 48 ............ 11 492 99.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 60 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 53 ................ 6 678 100.0 4.1

LANCASTER, PA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 4 ........ 5 786 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 4 ............ 5 781 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 68 ................... 13 924 100.0 89.1

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 24 ...................... 628 4.5 (X)

General building cleaning

services 68 ...................... 12 505 89.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 779 5.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 .1 (X)

LANSING–EAST LANSING,

MI MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 8 ........ 3 553 100.0 90.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 8 ............ 3 501 98.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 1.5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 74 ................ 10 766 100.0 51.8

LAS VEGAS, NV–AZ MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 53 ........ 14 605 100.0 84.9

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 53 ............ 14 591 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 211 ................ 38 023 100.0 52.3

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LEXINGTON, KY MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 15 ........ 6 819 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 15 ............ 6 802 99.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 17 .3 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 94 ................... 15 809 100.0 73.2

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 9 ...................... 9 .1 (X)

General building cleaning

services 94 ...................... 15 750 99.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 45 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

LITTLE ROCK–NORTH

LITTLE ROCK, AR MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 36 ........ 15 043 100.0 70.2

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 36 ............ 15 043 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 104 ................... 25 147 100.0 92.5

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 22 ...................... 918 3.7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 104 ...................... 22 664 90.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 266 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 299 5.2 (X)

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 559 ........ 318 885 100.0 85.2

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 5 ...................... 533 .2 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 559 ............ 316 114 99.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ........... 508 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 33 . 1 730 .5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 2 ................... 129 878 295 100.0 69.1

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 725 ...................... 14 132 1.6 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 52 ............ 736 .1 (X)

General building cleaning

services 2 ...................... 129 841 965 95.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 208 ........... 5 984 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 190 . 15 478 1.8 (X)

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 325 ........ 202 740 100.0 82.6

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 325 ............ 202 036 99.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 292 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 412 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 1 ................... 090 537 153 100.0 75.7

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 481 ...................... 7 503 1.4 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 4 ............ 273 .1 (X)

General building cleaning

services 1 ...................... 090 522 358 97.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 ........... 2 588 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 . 4 431 .8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 97 ........ 54 790 100.0 97.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 97 ............ 54 754 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 529 ................ 204 785 100.0 57.3

RIVERSIDE–SAN

BERNARDINO, CA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 106 ........ 45 900 100.0 82.4

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 106 ............ 44 073 96.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ........... 180 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 1 316 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 331 .7 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 386 ................ 79 635 100.0 48.9

VENTURA, CA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 31 ........ 15 455 100.0 92.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 4 ...................... 202 1.3 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 31 ............ 15 251 98.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 124 ................ 56 722 100.0 41.9

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 43 ........ 15 216 100.0 92.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 43 ............ 15 183 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 33 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 199 ................... 63 724 100.0 86.3

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 17 ...................... 1 024 1.6 (X)

General building cleaning

services 199 ...................... 59 874 94.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 1 000 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 1 820 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

MACON, GA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 19 ........ 8 815 100.0 94.6

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 19 ............ 8 814 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 43 ................ 22 418 100.0 39.8

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MADISON, WI MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 6 ........ 4 685 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 6 ............ 4 564 97.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 121 2.6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 103 ................... 14 898 100.0 69.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 29 ...................... 1 069 7.2 (X)

General building cleaning

services 103 ...................... 13 077 87.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 103 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 23 . 313 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 336 2.3 (X)

MELBOURNE–TITUSVILLE–

PALM BAY, FL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 41 ........ 15 752 100.0 98.1

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 41 ............ 15 506 98.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 246 1.6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 90 ................... 13 348 100.0 83.6

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 44 ...................... 209 1.6 (X)

General building cleaning

services 90 ...................... 13 139 98.4 (X)

MEMPHIS, TN–AR–MS MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 56 ........ 23 851 100.0 89.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 56 ............ 23 798 99.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 52 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 147 ................... 46 843 100.0 79.7

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 67 ...................... 403 .9 (X)

General building cleaning

services 147 ...................... 46 438 99.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

MIAMI–FORT

LAUDERDALE, FL CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 334 ........ 155 633 100.0 96.3

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 4 ...................... 90 .1 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 334 ............ 128 787 82.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 25 317 16.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 439 .9 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 767 ................ 183 247 100.0 55.7

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 173 ........ 54 531 100.0 88.1

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 4 ...................... 90 .2 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 173 ............ 52 989 97.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 452 2.7 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 392 ................ 94 085 100.0 48.7

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MIAMI, FL PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 161 ........ 101 102 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 161 ............ 75 798 75.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 304 25.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 375 ................ 89 162 100.0 48.4

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 26 ........ 10 410 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 26 ............ 10 355 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 55 .5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 430 ................... 98 635 100.0 72.4

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 234 ...................... 3 617 3.7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 430 ...................... 92 309 93.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 125 ........... 1 190 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 60 . 1 519 1.5 (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 23 ........ 23 407 100.0 99.8

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 23 ............ 22 633 96.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 774 3.3 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 659 ................... 191 364 100.0 100.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 358 ...................... 12 746 6.7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 659 ...................... 169 405 88.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 133 ........... 773 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 233 . 8 440 4.4 (X)

MOBILE, AL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 41 ........ 12 521 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 41 ............ 12 521 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 85 ................ 14 242 100.0 57.9

MODESTO, CA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 13 ........ 9 602 100.0 96.9

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 13 ............ 9 591 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 64 ................ 8 706 100.0 9.3

MONTGOMERY, AL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 25 ........ 8 869 100.0 90.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 25 ............ 8 869 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 48 ................ 6 828 100.0 54.3

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NASHVILLE, TN MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 55 ........ 22 975 100.0 94.9

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 55 ............ 22 103 96.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 859 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 226 ................... 77 101 100.0 100.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 94 ...................... 693 .9 (X)

General building cleaning

services 226 ...................... 75 920 98.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 46 . 288 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 200 .3 (X)

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 91 ........ 29 909 100.0 78.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 91 ............ 29 506 98.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 403 1.4 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 175 ................... 82 999 100.0 70.4

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 20 ...................... 963 1.2 (X)

General building cleaning

services 175 ...................... 78 797 94.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 2 239 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 936 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 64 .1 (X)

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 59 ........ 15 421 100.0 79.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 59 ............ 15 292 99.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 129 .8 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 338 ................... 114 278 100.0 68.2

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 112 ...................... 1 487 1.3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 338 ...................... 111 670 97.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 1 067 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 54 .1 (X)

BRIDGEPORT, CT PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 11 ........ 3 653 100.0 89.3

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 11 ............ 3 653 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 84 ................... 25 692 100.0 68.4

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 17 ...................... 304 1.2 (X)

General building cleaning

services 84 ...................... 25 234 98.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 154 .6 (X)

JERSEY CITY, NJ PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 18 ........ 3 814 100.0 87.9

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 18 ............ 3 752 98.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 62 1.6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 66 ................... 62 864 100.0 96.6

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 28 ...................... 190 .3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 66 ...................... 61 144 97.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 530 2.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MIDDLESEX–SOMERSET–

HUNTERDON, NJ PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 41 ........ 12 364 100.0 95.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 41 ............ 12 364 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 228 ................... 83 297 100.0 84.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 58 ...................... 942 1.1 (X)

General building cleaning

services 228 ...................... 82 201 98.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 142 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

MONMOUTH–OCEAN, NJ

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 46 ........ 15 377 100.0 96.3

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 46 ............ 15 216 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 161 1.1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 202 ................... 66 926 100.0 85.9

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 54 ...................... 212 .3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 202 ...................... 66 458 99.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 59 . 256 .4 (X)

NASSAU–SUFFOLK, NY

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 166 ........ 40 613 100.0 78.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 166 ............ 40 267 99.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 346 .9 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 592 ................ 240 528 100.0 50.8

NEW HAVEN–MERIDEN, CT

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 16 ........ 3 867 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 16 ............ 3 814 98.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 1.4 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 132 ................... 35 850 100.0 72.9

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 41 ...................... 132 .4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 132 ...................... 34 808 97.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ........... 199 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 711 2.0 (X)

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 272 ........ 103 934 100.0 76.6

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 272 ............ 101 942 98.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 962 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 908 ................... 1 433 785 100.0 85.7

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 45 ...................... 22 872 1.6 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 64 ............ 9 537 .7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 908 ...................... 1 382 998 96.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 7 046 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 11 332 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 89 ........ 28 882 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 89 ............ 28 404 98.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 478 1.7 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 455 ................... 246 938 100.0 83.1

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 210 ...................... 7 195 2.9 (X)

General building cleaning

services 455 ...................... 220 299 89.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ........... 804 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 185 . 17 977 7.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 663 .3 (X)

NEWBURGH, NY–PA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 11 ........ 2 493 100.0 94.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 11 ............ 2 492 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 45 ................ 8 709 100.0 57.8

STAMFORD–NORWALK, CT

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 8 ........ 2 598 100.0 99.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 8 ............ 2 588 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 .4 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 115 ................... 49 477 100.0 68.3

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 48 ...................... 476 1.0 (X)

General building cleaning

services 115 ...................... 48 385 97.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 450 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 34 . 166 .3 (X)

TRENTON, NJ PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 12 ........ 6 458 100.0 99.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 12 ............ 6 191 95.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 267 4.1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 77 ................... 21 225 100.0 89.6

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 41 ...................... 305 1.4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 77 ...................... 20 752 97.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 39 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 129 .6 (X)

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 82 ........ 33 526 100.0 84.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 82 ............ 33 111 98.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 105 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 310 .9 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 378 ................ 71 069 100.0 53.7

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services # 57 ..... 13 407 100.0 55.9

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 195 ................... 57 360 100.0 91.5

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 6 ...................... 30 .1 (X)

General building cleaning

services 195 ...................... 52 679 91.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 143 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 48 . 4 283 7.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 225 .4 (X)

OMAHA, NE–IA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 30 ........ 7 408 100.0 92.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 30 ............ 7 298 98.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 110 1.5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 198 ................... 56 907 100.0 80.3

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 61 ...................... 1 031 1.8 (X)

General building cleaning

services 198 ...................... 53 288 93.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 137 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 50 . 2 451 4.3 (X)

ORLANDO, FL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 124 ........ 50 288 100.0 93.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 124 ............ 50 255 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 33 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 313 ................ 69 680 100.0 49.3

PENSACOLA, FL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 22 ........ 7 118 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 22 ............ 7 118 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 60 ................ 18 305 100.0 59.5

PEORIA–PEKIN, IL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 16 ........ 6 452 100.0 96.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 16 ............ 6 452 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 62 ................... 18 840 100.0 93.7

General building cleaning

services 62 ...................... 18 777 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 63 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PHILADELPHIA–

WILMINGTON–ATLANTIC

CITY, PA–NJ–DE–MD

CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 246 ........ 87 715 100.0 91.2

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 246 ............ 87 618 99.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 68 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 1 ................... 293 594 124 100.0 79.7

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 705 ...................... 10 609 1.8 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 7 ............ 36 082 6.1 (X)

General building cleaning

services 1 ...................... 293 528 562 89.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 529 ........... 10 869 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 70 . 8 002 1.4 (X)

ATLANTIC–CAPE MAY, NJ

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 13 ........ 5 341 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 13 ............ 5 318 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 .4 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 63 ................ 6 994 100.0 41.3

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 197 ........ 68 570 100.0 91.2

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 197 ............ 68 497 99.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 47 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 1 ................... 070 535 984 100.0 80.2

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 577 ...................... 6 400 1.2 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 7 ............ 36 082 6.7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 1 ...................... 070 475 519 88.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 521 ........... 10 609 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 33 . 7 374 1.4 (X)

WILMINGTON–NEWARK,

DE–MD PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 30 ........ 10 627 100.0 87.2

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 30 ............ 10 626 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 146 ................... 49 627 100.0 85.7

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 92 ...................... 3 945 8.0 (X)

General building cleaning

services 146 ...................... 44 897 90.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 32 . 580 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 205 .4 (X)

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 194 ........ 66 506 100.0 89.1

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 194 ............ 66 268 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 238 .4 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 537 ................ 129 077 100.0 56.3

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 48 ........ 25 354 100.0 71.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 48 ............ 25 187 99.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 ........... 130 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 37 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 418 ................... 164 997 100.0 83.7

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 23 ...................... 1 207 .7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 418 ...................... 160 379 97.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 1 113 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 2 294 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

PORTLAND, ME MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 8 ........ 2 597 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 8 ............ 2 554 98.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 1.7 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 80 ................ 17 197 100.0 42.5

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 42 ........ 12 739 100.0 88.3

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 42 ............ 12 487 98.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 153 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 99 .8 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 395 ................... 97 358 100.0 76.9

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 86 ...................... 990 1.0 (X)

General building cleaning

services 395 ...................... 95 262 97.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 65 ........... 290 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 57 . 816 .8 (X)

PROVIDENCE–FALL

RIVER–WARWICK, RI–MA

MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 28 ........ 10 265 100.0 89.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 28 ............ 10 143 98.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 122 1.2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 262 ................... 59 271 100.0 84.6

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 114 ...................... 4 902 8.3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 262 ...................... 54 169 91.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 138 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 62 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

RALEIGH–DURHAM–

CHAPEL HILL, NC MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 40 ........ 21 048 100.0 91.1

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 40 ............ 21 017 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 264 ................... 66 040 100.0 100.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 188 ...................... 7 125 10.8 (X)

General building cleaning

services 264 ...................... 51 289 77.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 2 112 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 188 . 5 514 8.4 (X)

RENO, NV MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 8 ........ 2 048 100.0 92.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 8 ............ 2 045 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 123 ................ 14 959 100.0 59.5

RICHMOND–PETERSBURG,

VA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 36 ........ 20 179 100.0 82.3

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 36 ............ 20 123 99.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 56 .3 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 243 ................... 99 906 100.0 85.5

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 11 ...................... 305 .3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 243 ...................... 98 279 98.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 88 ........... 1 143 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 179 .2 (X)

ROCHESTER, NY MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 23 ........ 6 610 100.0 96.2

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 23 ............ 6 492 98.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 118 1.8 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 161 ................... 46 950 100.0 75.8

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 41 ...................... 1 147 2.4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 161 ...................... 44 729 95.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 51 ........... 807 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 267 .6 (X)

ROCKFORD, IL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 8 ........ 2 763 100.0 94.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 8 ............ 2 735 99.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 28 1.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 66 ................ 19 068 100.0 19.0

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SACRAMENTO–YOLO, CA

CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 57 ........ 33 261 100.0 100.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 14 ...................... 59 .2 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 57 ............ 32 284 97.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 918 2.8 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 289 ................... 65 797 100.0 79.9

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 23 ...................... 1 133 1.7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 289 ...................... 46 076 70.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 81 ........... 748 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 145 . 17 840 27.1 (X)

SACRAMENTO, CA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 53 ........ 31 732 100.0 100.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 14 ...................... 59 .2 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 53 ............ 30 755 96.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 918 2.9 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 269 ................... 56 464 100.0 75.3

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 23 ...................... 1 133 2.0 (X)

General building cleaning

services 269 ...................... 36 900 65.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 80 ........... 737 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 144 . 17 694 31.3 (X)

SAGINAW–BAY CITY–

MIDLAND, MI MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 5 ........ 2 438 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 5 ............ 2 425 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 64 ................... 15 807 100.0 81.3

General building cleaning

services 64 ...................... 15 122 95.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 64 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 621 3.9 (X)

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 122 ........ 29 022 100.0 75.2

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 122 ............ 28 828 99.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 68 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 126 .4 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 580 ................... 164 767 100.0 92.7

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 186 ...................... 2 354 1.4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 580 ...................... 158 939 96.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 2 985 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 489 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services # 13 ..... 4 357 100.0 54.6

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 245 ................... 59 370 100.0 74.7

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 60 ...................... 1 342 2.3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 245 ...................... 56 919 95.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 32 ........... 1 070 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 39 .1 (X)

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 68 ........ 16 888 100.0 81.3

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 68 ............ 16 818 99.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 70 .4 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 214 ................ 76 833 100.0 48.9

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 98 ........ 60 036 100.0 86.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 98 ............ 59 807 99.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 229 .4 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 466 ................ 152 781 100.0 57.6

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 247 ........ 129 387 100.0 77.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 247 ............ 128 116 99.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 73 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 994 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 204 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 1 ................... 455 743 881 100.0 65.6

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 158 ...................... 8 711 1.2 (X)

General building cleaning

services 1 ...................... 455 709 870 95.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 107 ........... 11 582 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 79 . 13 454 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 264 (V) (X)

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 76 ........ 34 566 100.0 73.4

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 76 ............ 34 558 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 460 ................... 172 734 100.0 76.1

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 22 ...................... 975 .6 (X)

General building cleaning

services 460 ...................... 163 094 94.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 2 396 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 6 269 3.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 55 ........ 29 706 100.0 79.4

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 55 ............ 29 515 99.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 50 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 141 .5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 398 ................ 356 379 100.0 59.3

SAN JOSE, CA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 73 ........ 43 751 100.0 82.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 73 ............ 43 106 98.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 645 1.5 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 348 ................ 173 196 100.0 53.8

SANTA CRUZ–

WATSONVILLE, CA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services # 8 ..... 9 086 100.0 46.1

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 42 ................... 8 663 100.0 93.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 6 ...................... 87 1.0 (X)

General building cleaning

services 42 ...................... 8 575 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

SANTA ROSA, CA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 22 ........ 6 918 100.0 91.6

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 22 ............ 6 527 94.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 391 5.7 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 101 ................ 16 315 100.0 54.8

VALLEJO–FAIRFIELD–

NAPA, CA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 13 ........ 5 360 100.0 95.4

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 13 ............ 5 324 99.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 .7 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 106 ................... 16 594 100.0 89.9

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 12 ...................... 210 1.3 (X)

General building cleaning

services 106 ...................... 15 285 92.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 80 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 1 019 6.1 (X)

SANTA BARBARA–SANTA

MARIA–LOMPOC, CA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 16 ........ 7 026 100.0 91.6

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 16 ............ 6 971 99.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 55 .8 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 88 ................ 25 490 100.0 51.8

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SARASOTA–BRADENTON,

FL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 71 ........ 23 143 100.0 98.8

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 71 ............ 23 121 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 105 ................ 14 158 100.0 47.8

SCRANTON–WILKESBARRE–HAZLETON, PA

MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 17 ........ 5 381 100.0 94.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 17 ............ 5 381 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 100 ................ 21 125 100.0 52.5

SEATTLE–TACOMA–

BREMERTON, WA CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 71 ........ 22 701 100.0 90.1

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 71 ............ 21 711 95.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 184 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 806 3.6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 884 ................... 195 787 100.0 78.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 123 ...................... 2 862 1.5 (X)

General building cleaning

services 884 ...................... 180 174 92.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 35 ........... 2 931 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 56 . 9 820 5.0 (X)

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 45 ........ 15 740 100.0 90.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 45 ............ 14 934 94.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 806 5.1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 643 ................... 155 569 100.0 77.7

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 91 ...................... 2 112 1.4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 643 ...................... 150 435 96.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ........... 2 394 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 628 .4 (X)

TACOMA, WA PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 12 ........ 4 640 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 12 ............ 4 520 97.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 120 2.6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 152 ................... 32 672 100.0 81.7

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 9 ...................... 466 1.4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 152 ...................... 22 477 68.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 537 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 46 . 9 192 28.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 19 ........ 6 136 100.0 98.9

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 19 ............ 6 134 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 48 ................ 11 589 100.0 42.2

SPOKANE, WA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 6 ........ 1 800 100.0 68.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 6 ............ 1 740 96.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 3.3 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 102 ................... 21 480 100.0 80.2

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 27 ...................... 2 540 11.8 (X)

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 23 ............ 157 .7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 102 ...................... 18 195 84.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 251 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 25 . 337 1.6 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MO MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 15 ........ 3 617 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 15 ............ 3 544 98.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 2.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 70 ................ 13 277 100.0 50.7

SPRINGFIELD, MA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 18 ........ 7 571 100.0 90.8

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 18 ............ 7 153 94.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 404 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 95 ................ 16 531 100.0 55.7

STOCKTON–LODI, CA MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 18 ........ 7 322 100.0 64.3

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 18 ............ 6 999 95.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 323 4.4 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 91 ................ 11 969 100.0 49.4

SYRACUSE, NY MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 11 ........ 3 245 100.0 85.2

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 11 ............ 3 119 96.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 126 3.9 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 130 ................ 37 613 100.0 47.2

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TALLAHASSEE, FL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 29 ........ 7 552 100.0 79.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 29 ............ 7 550 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 47 ................ 6 684 100.0 57.9

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 247 ........ 89 173 100.0 85.2

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 247 ............ 88 458 99.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 715 .8 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 481 ................ 93 252 100.0 58.4

TOLEDO, OH MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 13 ........ 6 315 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 13 ............ 6 277 99.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 38 .6 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 107 ................... 74 240 100.0 90.8

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 91 ...................... 3 285 4.4 (X)

General building cleaning

services 107 ...................... 70 415 94.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 92 ........... 540 .7 (X)

TUCSON, AZ MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 41 ........ 17 831 100.0 89.9

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 41 ............ 17 831 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 144 ................... 24 705 100.0 71.2

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 29 ...................... 182 .7 (X)

General building cleaning

services 144 ...................... 24 338 98.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 185 .8 (X)

TULSA, OK MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 41 ........ 12 001 100.0 71.1

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 41 ............ 11 418 95.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 583 4.9 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 174 ................... 36 103 100.0 68.0

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 32 ...................... 358 1.0 (X)

General building cleaning

services 174 ...................... 35 657 98.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 88 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WASHINGTON–

BALTIMORE, DC–MD–VA–

WV CMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 221 ........ 122 784 100.0 90.6

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 221 ............ 122 284 99.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 ........... 362 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 99 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 39 (V) (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 1 ................... 874 778 949 100.0 70.2

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 632 ...................... 8 646 1.1 (X)

General building cleaning

services 1 ...................... 874 753 734 96.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 1 055 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 191 . 15 417 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 97 (V) (X)

BALTIMORE, MD PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 78 ........ 35 061 100.0 84.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 78 ............ 34 963 99.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 24 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 74 .2 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 602 ................... 207 784 100.0 68.8

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 167 ...................... 2 146 1.0 (X)

General building cleaning

services 602 ...................... 196 545 94.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 592 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 160 . 8 404 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 97 .1 (X)

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 137 ........ 82 733 100.0 92.4

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 137 ............ 82 332 99.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 337 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 64 .1 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 1 ................... 250 568 224 100.0 72.4

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 465 ...................... 6 500 1.1 (X)

General building cleaning

services 1 ...................... 250 554 248 97.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 463 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 31 . 7 013 1.2 (X)

WEST PALM BEACH–BOCA

RATON, FL MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 101 ........ 46 776 100.0 70.7

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 101 ............ 46 369 99.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 407 .9 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 294 ................ 60 983 100.0 58.3

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WICHITA, KS MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 29 ........ 7 508 100.0 100.0

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 29 ............ 7 508 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. 124 ................... 25 606 100.0 73.9

Rug, carpet, and upholstery

cleaning 21 ...................... 412 1.6 (X)

General building cleaning

services 124 ...................... 24 254 94.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 36 ........... 349 1.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WICHITA, KS MSAmCon.

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c.mCon.

All other receipts from customers 21 . 591 2.3 (X)

YOUNGSTOWN–WARREN,

OH MSA

7342 Disinfecting and pest

control services 8 ........ 1 710 100.0 65.5

Exterminating, pest control, and

disinfecting services 8 ............ 1 710 100.0 (X)

7349 Building cleaning and

maintenance services,

n.e.c. # 84 ................ 17 728 100.0 54.7

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7352 Medical equipment rental

and leasing 3 ............. 276 3 109 843 100.0 67.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Computer and data processing

equipment 15 .................. 1 897 .1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 3 ..................... 276 2 839 119 91.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 42 ....................... 6 352 .2 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full-payout leases 27 .............. 2 634 .1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 518 . 11 305 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 889 ........... 205 374 6.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 279 . 40 847 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 315 .1 (X)

7353 pt. Rental and leasing of

heavy construction

equipment without

operators 2 .............. 266 2 380 185 100.0 69.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 161 ................... 49 838 2.1 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 2 ................... 266 1 757 365 73.8 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 644 ................. 185 632 7.8 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 126 ...................... 12 676 .5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 375 ....................... 64 685 2.7 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full-payout leases 52 .............. 6 314 .3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 534 . 83 957 3.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 851 ........... 192 751 8.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 327 . 26 001 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 966 (V) (X)

7353 pt. Rental and leasing of

heavy construction

equipment with

operators 1 .............. 587 1 499 189 100.0 72.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 1 ................... 587 1 332 184 88.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 357 ................... 93 207 6.2 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 35 ................. 9 787 .7 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 12 ...................... 1 122 .1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 58 ....................... 8 836 .6 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 75 . 7 877 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 92 ........... 13 336 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 128 . 32 741 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 99 (V) (X)

7359 pt. Rent-to-own 3 ............. 741 1 795 422 100.0 95.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 10 ................. 1 290 .1 (X)

Appliances 2 ................... 369 281 483 15.7 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 67 .................. 1 722 .1 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 268 ............... 12 587 .7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 2 .... 088 379 991 21.2 (X)

Furniture 2 ..................... 330 293 399 16.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 2 ....................... 296 772 340 43.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 123 . 1 597 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 485 ........... 19 605 1.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7359 pt. Rent-to-ownmCon.

Receipt from rental and leasing

ofmCon.

All other receipts from customers 559 . 30 604 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 804 (V) (X)

7359 pt. Equipment rental, except

rent-to-own 11 ............. 532 8 909 911 100.0 68.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 175 ................... 13 112 .2 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 642 ................... 97 283 1.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 3 ................. 126 2 269 723 25.5 (X)

Appliances 819 ................... 283 462 3.2 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 73 .................. 6 540 .1 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 150 .................. 71 427 .8 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 575 ...................... 24 957 .3 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 159 ................. 73 162 .8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 220 ..................... 4 740 .1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 1 .... 312 451 997 5.1 (X)

Furniture 1 ..................... 150 430 420 4.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 7 ....................... 323 4 045 279 45.4 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full-payout leases 29 .............. 9 011 .1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 2 . 642 184 420 2.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 328 732 517 8.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 2 . 303 209 538 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 323 (V) (X)

7359 pt. Equipment leasing,

except finance leasing 2 .. 414 4 083 940 100.0 73.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 11 ................... 3 923 .1 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 38 ................... 3 094 .1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 897 ................. 821 746 20.1 (X)

Appliances 100 ................... 22 076 .5 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 177 .................. 27 924 .7 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 169 .................. 36 609 .9 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 111 ...................... 28 742 .7 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 177 ................. 1 724 111 42.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 56 ..................... 24 272 .6 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 8 ............... 73 729 1.8 (X)

Video and audio equipment 96 .... 85 745 2.1 (X) Furniture 279 ..................... 137 608 3.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 1 ....................... 037 876 820 21.5 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full-payout leases 15 .............. 11 490 .3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 168 . 21 115 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 587 ........... 114 453 2.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 231 . 70 483 1.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ABILENE, TX MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 24 ...... 9 191 100.0 95.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 7 ................. 2 473 26.9 (X)

Appliances 5 ................... 1 068 11.6 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 6 ..................... 1 085 11.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 4 ....................... 1 260 13.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 1 099 12.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 206 24.0 (X)

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 76 ...... 59 300 100.0 60.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 6 ................... 11 802 19.9 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 17 ................. 9 965 16.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 11 ..................... 8 733 14.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 8 .... 4 646 7.8 (X)

Furniture 8 ..................... 904 1.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 29 ....................... 15 488 26.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 17 . 2 346 4.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 2 373 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 470 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 573 4.3 (X)

ALEXANDRIA, LA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 19 ...... 18 240 100.0 97.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 4 ................. 2 874 15.8 (X)

Appliances 5 ................... 322 1.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 2 533 13.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 644 3.5 (X)

Furniture 5 ..................... 596 3.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 6 ....................... 10 098 55.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 033 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 140 .8 (X)

ALLENTOWN–

BETHLEHEM–EASTON, PA

MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 45 ...... 40 933 100.0 70.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 10 ................... 4 544 11.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 9 ................. 6 419 15.7 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 829 2.0 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 13 ..................... 10 122 24.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 28 ....................... 13 620 33.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 5 . 25 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 2 233 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 141 7.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

APPLETON–OSHKOSH–

NEENAH, WI MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 19 ...... 11 967 100.0 80.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 4 ................. 3 472 29.0 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 388 3.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 4 428 37.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 815 6.8 (X)

Furniture 5 ..................... 609 5.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 9 ....................... 1 656 13.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 4 . 100 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 383 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 116 1.0 (X)

ATLANTA, GA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 406 ...... 353 836 100.0 77.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 21 ................... 10 929 3.1 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 55 ................... 25 940 7.3 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 69 ................. 57 093 16.1 (X)

Appliances 90 ................... 15 051 4.3 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 18 ...................... 837 .2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 38 ..................... 28 092 7.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 89 .... 51 982 14.7 (X)

Furniture 95 ..................... 14 021 4.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 198 ....................... 121 196 34.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 92 . 7 626 2.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 178 ........... 18 023 5.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 120 . 3 000 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 46 (V) (X)

AUGUSTA–AIKEN, GA–SC

MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 49 ...... 29 390 100.0 73.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 8 ................. 3 529 12.0 (X)

Appliances 16 ................... 1 388 4.7 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 5 ...................... 88 .3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 7 ..................... 7 027 23.9 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 5 ............... 36 .1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 16 .... 2 222 7.6 (X) Furniture 15 ..................... 2 183 7.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 19 ....................... 4 451 15.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 8 . 144 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 2 654 9.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 359 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 309 18.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BAKERSFIELD, CA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 105 ...... 77 817 100.0 79.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 13 ................... 5 894 7.6 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 15 ................... 8 043 10.3 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 43 ................. 17 068 21.9 (X)

Appliances 10 ................... 961 1.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 15 ..................... 11 638 15.0 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 4 ............... 195 .3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 11 .... 1 702 2.2 (X)

Furniture 13 ..................... 2 342 3.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 41 ....................... 20 224 26.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 28 . 2 314 3.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 42 ........... 5 463 7.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 1 900 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 .1 (X)

BANGOR, ME MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 12 ...... 8 004 100.0 100.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 4 ................. 1 430 17.9 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 6 ..................... 4 615 57.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 1 594 19.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 365 4.6 (X)

BATON ROUGE, LA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 82 ...... 118 564 100.0 72.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 8 ................... 6 499 5.5 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 15 ................... 9 328 7.9 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 17 ................. 75 189 63.4 (X)

Appliances 5 ................... 613 .5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 1 534 1.3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 918 .8 (X)

Furniture 15 ..................... 8 007 6.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 31 ....................... 6 736 5.7 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 9 . 4 297 3.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ........... 3 795 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 941 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 707 .6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BEAUMONT–PORT

ARTHUR, TX MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 65 ...... 104 704 100.0 90.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 6 ................... 33 307 31.8 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 12 ................... 14 408 13.8 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 15 ................. 33 465 32.0 (X)

Appliances 11 ................... 1 493 1.4 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 5 .................. 1 378 1.3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 6 ..................... 3 474 3.3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 636 .6 (X)

Furniture 6 ..................... 647 .6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 33 ....................... 11 182 10.7 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 11 . 1 282 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 2 715 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 428 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 289 .3 (X)

BELLINGHAM, WA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 13 ...... 10 725 100.0 90.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 5 ................... 1 034 9.6 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 5 ................. 1 781 16.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 181 1.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 6 ....................... 5 258 49.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 877 8.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 594 14.9 (X)

BILLINGS, MT MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 16 ...... 8 821 100.0 100.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 9 ................. 2 591 29.4 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 8 . 53 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 527 17.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 650 52.7 (X)

BILOXI–GULFPORT–

PASCAGOULA, MS MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 38 ...... 12 190 100.0 100.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 11 ................... 1 166 9.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 11 .... 2 033 16.7 (X)

Furniture 11 ..................... 988 8.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 20 ....................... 2 533 20.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 19 . 1 040 8.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 ........... 1 462 12.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 244 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 724 22.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 80 ...... 69 765 100.0 71.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 6 ................... 1 857 2.7 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 10 ................... 19 551 28.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 16 ................. 7 639 11.0 (X)

Appliances 8 ................... 583 .8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 8 ..................... 8 380 12.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 14 .... 772 1.1 (X)

Furniture 11 ..................... 4 223 6.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 35 ....................... 20 908 30.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 15 . 325 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 2 199 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 328 4.8 (X)

BISMARCK, ND MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 9 ...... 2 928 100.0 96.6

All other rental and leasing

receipts 7 ....................... 691 23.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 317 10.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 920 65.6 (X)

BLOOMINGTON–NORMAL,

IL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 17 ...... 8 338 100.0 85.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 1 706 20.5 (X)

Appliances 9 ................... 2 854 34.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 2 770 33.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 008 12.1 (X)

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 463 ...... 586 685 100.0 74.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 65 ................... 34 920 6.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 68 ................... 40 107 6.8 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 77 ................. 54 740 9.3 (X)

Appliances 32 ................... 58 655 10.0 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 11 .................. 653 .1 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 13 .................. 9 024 1.5 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 23 ...................... 475 .1 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 4 ................. 7 579 1.3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 54 ..................... 68 314 11.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 28 .... 10 192 1.7 (X) Furniture 53 ..................... 25 717 4.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 237 ....................... 198 988 33.9 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full-payout leases 4 .............. 8 241 1.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSAmCon.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasingmCon.

Receipt from rental and leasing

ofmCon.

Repair and maintenance services 77 . 2 536 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 174 ........... 15 700 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 62 . 50 771 8.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 (V) (X)

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 262 ...... 456 547 100.0 80.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 33 ................... 24 928 5.5 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 45 ................... 32 186 7.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 34 ................. 39 487 8.7 (X)

Appliances 22 ................... 47 920 10.5 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 9 .................. 508 .1 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 11 .................. 8 787 1.9 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 27 ..................... 47 278 10.4 (X)

Video and audio equipment 8 .... 6 798 1.5 (X)

Furniture 43 ..................... 21 933 4.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 138 ....................... 151 499 33.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 36 . 1 511 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 113 ........... 10 846 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 40 . 49 438 10.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 428 2.9 (X)

BROCKTON, MA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 20 ...... 8 365 100.0 84.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 1 091 13.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 6 ................... 674 8.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 8 ................. 2 652 31.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 7 .... 368 4.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 11 ....................... 2 419 28.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 282 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 879 10.5 (X)

LAWRENCE, MA–NH PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 35 ...... 13 955 100.0 65.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 8 ................... 1 810 13.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 250 1.8 (X)

Video and audio equipment 6 .... 2 083 14.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 18 ....................... 5 443 39.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 6 . 56 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 349 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 701 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 263 23.4 (X)

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LOWELL, MA–NH PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 23 ...... 20 256 100.0 73.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 1 958 9.7 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 1 923 9.5 (X)

Furniture 4 ..................... 2 875 14.2 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 11 ....................... 11 843 58.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 7 . 127 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 824 4.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 282 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 424 2.1 (X)

BUFFALO–NIAGARA

FALLS, NY MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 105 ...... 68 378 100.0 78.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 15 ................... 4 282 6.3 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 17 ................... 5 913 8.7 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 14 ................. 8 400 12.3 (X)

Appliances 14 ................... 901 1.3 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 6 .................. 740 1.1 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 6 .................. 2 580 3.8 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 6 ................. 759 1.1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 14 ..................... 15 387 22.5 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 7 ............... 887 1.3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 9 .... 452 .7 (X)

Furniture 16 ..................... 978 1.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 40 ....................... 16 449 24.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 13 . 5 510 8.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ........... 2 816 4.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 1 983 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 341 .5 (X)

CANTON–MASSILLON, OH

MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 33 ...... 13 588 100.0 88.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 377 2.8 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 4 ................. 667 4.9 (X)

Appliances 8 ................... 777 5.7 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 6 ...................... 90 .7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 8 .... 843 6.2 (X)

Furniture 8 ..................... 837 6.2 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 13 ....................... 4 440 32.7 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 6 . 85 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 43 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 578 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 851 35.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CASPER, WY MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 26 ...... 15 010 100.0 66.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 13 ................. 9 510 63.4 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 316 2.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 412 2.7 (X)

Furniture 4 ..................... 573 3.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 4 ....................... 367 2.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 5 . 75 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 510 3.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 243 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 004 20.0 (X)

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 17 ...... 74 361 100.0 100.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 7 ................. 815 1.1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 3 073 4.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 12 ....................... 69 743 93.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 117 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 613 .8 (X)

CHAMPAIGN–URBANA, IL

MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 19 ...... 8 709 100.0 79.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 7 ................. 2 651 30.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 10 ....................... 2 401 27.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 912 10.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 745 31.5 (X)

CHARLESTON–NORTH

CHARLESTON, SC MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 54 ...... 30 591 100.0 83.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 5 ................... 5 312 17.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 6 ................. 3 418 11.2 (X)

Appliances 8 ................... 692 2.3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 3 081 10.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 8 .... 1 620 5.3 (X) Furniture 8 ..................... 529 1.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 31 ....................... 13 544 44.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 12 . 591 1.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 1 509 4.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 295 1.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CHARLOTTE–GASTONIA–

ROCK HILL, NC–SC MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 127 ...... 77 917 100.0 67.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 12 ................... 9 499 12.2 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 37 ................. 19 169 24.6 (X)

Appliances 36 ................... 2 416 3.1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 15 ..................... 8 279 10.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 42 .... 4 964 6.4 (X)

Furniture 32 ..................... 6 438 8.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 49 ....................... 15 276 19.6 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 20 . 1 034 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 28 ........... 8 678 11.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 729 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 435 1.8 (X)

CHATTANOOGA, TN–GA

MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 71 ...... 32 714 100.0 72.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 1 004 3.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 8 ................. 5 059 15.5 (X)

Appliances 24 ................... 1 984 6.1 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 7 .................. 83 .3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 8 ..................... 5 632 17.2 (X)

Video and audio equipment 21 .... 3 035 9.3 (X)

Furniture 24 ..................... 3 407 10.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 44 ....................... 9 918 30.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 8 . 33 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 1 454 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 534 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 571 1.8 (X)

GARY, IN PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 54 ...... 55 156 100.0 70.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 13 ................... 16 878 30.6 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 16 ................... 8 759 15.9 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 15 ................. 15 226 27.6 (X)

Appliances 6 ................... 732 1.3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 10 ..................... 5 705 10.3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 8 .... 1 006 1.8 (X) Furniture 6 ..................... 728 1.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 17 ....................... 2 792 5.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 19 . 1 784 3.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 1 349 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 197 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CINCINNATI–HAMILTON,

OH–KY–IN CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 185 ...... 161 089 100.0 72.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 5 ................... 10 328 6.4 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 32 ................... 16 771 10.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 46 ................. 20 145 12.5 (X)

Appliances 28 ................... 4 590 2.9 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 23 ..................... 26 241 16.3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 30 .... 5 164 3.2 (X) Furniture 31 ..................... 9 272 5.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 105 ....................... 40 692 25.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 40 . 6 587 4.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 63 ........... 14 193 8.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 4 999 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 107 1.3 (X)

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 168 ...... 150 492 100.0 72.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 5 ................... 10 328 6.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 32 ................... 16 771 11.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 44 ................. 19 640 13.1 (X)

Appliances 23 ................... 3 935 2.6 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 20 ..................... 25 317 16.8 (X)

Video and audio equipment 25 .... 4 224 2.8 (X) Furniture 24 ..................... 6 437 4.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 100 ....................... 37 993 25.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 40 . 6 587 4.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 63 ........... 14 193 9.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 4 831 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 236 .2 (X)

HAMILTON–MIDDLETOWN,

OH PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 17 ...... 10 597 100.0 66.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 5 ................... 655 6.2 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 940 8.9 (X)

Furniture 7 ..................... 2 835 26.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 5 ....................... 2 699 25.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 468 32.7 (X)

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSA

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSAmCon.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 249 ...... 205 157 100.0 74.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 13 ................... 11 257 5.5 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 27 ................... 29 124 14.2 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 28 ................. 13 540 6.6 (X)

Appliances 30 ................... 5 718 2.8 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 12 .................. 146 .1 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 8 .................. 12 204 6.0 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 25 ...................... 286 .1 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 6 ................. 108 .1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 35 ..................... 42 170 20.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 30 .... 4 954 2.4 (X) Furniture 43 ..................... 9 344 4.6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 126 ....................... 62 323 30.4 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 25 . 1 484 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 49 ........... 11 205 5.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 32 . 934 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 360 .2 (X)

AKRON, OH PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 69 ...... 53 472 100.0 61.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 12 ................... 4 748 8.9 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 5 ................. 2 748 5.1 (X)

Appliances 9 ................... 2 948 5.5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 10 ..................... 16 614 31.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 8 .... 1 516 2.8 (X) Furniture 11 ..................... 4 767 8.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 38 ....................... 17 691 33.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 10 . 84 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 1 534 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 73 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 749 1.4 (X)

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 180 ...... 151 685 100.0 79.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 10 ................... 10 509 6.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 15 ................... 24 376 16.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 23 ................. 10 792 7.1 (X)

Appliances 21 ................... 2 770 1.8 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 12 .................. 146 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSAmCon.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasingmCon.

Receipt from rental and leasing

ofmCon.

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 8 .................. 12 204 8.1 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 25 ...................... 285 .2 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 6 ................. 108 .1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 25 ..................... 25 556 16.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 22 .... 3 438 2.3 (X)

Furniture 32 ..................... 4 577 3.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 88 ....................... 44 632 29.4 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 15 . 1 400 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 33 ........... 9 671 6.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 25 . 861 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 360 .2 (X)

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 50 ...... 27 557 100.0 82.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 8 ................... 2 914 10.6 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 11 ................. 3 118 11.3 (X)

Appliances 5 ................... 495 1.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 6 ..................... 6 078 22.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 2 850 10.3 (X) Furniture 7 ..................... 3 462 12.6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 21 ....................... 4 834 17.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 9 . 165 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 1 947 7.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 100 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 594 5.8 (X)

COLUMBIA, SC MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 55 ...... 34 654 100.0 73.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 1 130 3.3 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 8 ................... 2 684 7.8 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 13 ................. 7 538 21.8 (X)

Appliances 6 ................... 377 1.1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 5 480 15.8 (X)

Video and audio equipment 10 .... 3 883 11.2 (X)

Furniture 4 ..................... 242 .7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 25 ....................... 7 924 22.9 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 9 . 141 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 4 910 14.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 345 1.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

COLUMBUS, GA–AL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 24 ...... 10 988 100.0 82.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 6 ................... 2 048 18.6 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 627 5.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 12 ....................... 2 815 25.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 1 640 14.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 265 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 593 32.7 (X)

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 124 ...... 109 227 100.0 76.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 6 ................... 9 797 9.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 5 ................... 3 068 2.8 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 5 ................. 6 253 5.7 (X)

Appliances 27 ................... 3 733 3.4 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 19 ..................... 21 282 19.5 (X)

Video and audio equipment 25 .... 5 998 5.5 (X)

Furniture 35 ..................... 12 595 11.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 60 ....................... 18 231 16.7 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 16 . 1 145 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ........... 4 064 3.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 3 971 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 090 17.5 (X)

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 73 ...... 76 156 100.0 78.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 7 ................... 4 389 5.8 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 10 ................... 2 242 2.9 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 20 ................. 37 085 48.7 (X)

Appliances 11 ................... 976 1.3 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 4 ...................... 151 .2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 2 516 3.3 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 8 ............... 1 434 1.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 12 .... 1 959 2.6 (X)

Furniture 14 ..................... 1 629 2.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 35 ....................... 13 625 17.9 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 9 . 1 063 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 3 171 4.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 886 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 030 6.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CUMBERLAND, MD–WV

MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 11 ...... 4 210 100.0 82.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 529 12.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 681 87.4 (X)

DALLAS, TX PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 331 ...... 332 573 100.0 63.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 10 ................... 14 564 4.4 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 50 ................... 23 285 7.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 57 ................. 38 082 11.5 (X)

Appliances 77 ................... 13 273 4.0 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 21 .................. 302 .1 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 10 .................. 164 .1 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 8 ...................... 385 .1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 52 ..................... 32 592 9.8 (X)

Video and audio equipment 81 .... 35 362 10.6 (X)

Furniture 113 ..................... 31 264 9.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 157 ....................... 120 694 36.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 30 . 993 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 92 ........... 15 366 4.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 63 . 3 254 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 993 .9 (X)

DANVILLE, VA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 8 ...... 5 151 100.0 95.5

All other rental and leasing

receipts 5 ....................... 542 10.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 659 12.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 950 76.7 (X)

DAVENPORT–MOLINE–

ROCK ISLAND, IA–IL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 42 ...... 27 582 100.0 74.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 6 ................. 2 595 9.4 (X)

Appliances 9 ................... 824 3.0 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 7 ..................... 3 267 11.8 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 951 3.5 (X) Furniture 12 ..................... 1 102 4.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 20 ....................... 9 324 33.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 7 . 1 091 4.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ........... 4 085 14.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 343 15.8 (X)

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 79 ...... 45 991 100.0 78.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 9 ................. 7 210 15.7 (X)

Appliances 20 ................... 3 081 6.7 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 9 ..................... 8 127 17.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 14 .... 3 109 6.8 (X)

Furniture 23 ..................... 4 720 10.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 47 ....................... 13 620 29.6 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 10 . 237 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 1 486 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 1 403 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 998 6.5 (X)

DAYTONA BEACH, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 59 ...... 28 073 100.0 83.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 8 ................... 7 455 26.6 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 6 ................... 1 200 4.3 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 6 ................. 1 054 3.8 (X)

Appliances 11 ................... 974 3.5 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 6 ................. 1 761 6.3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 9 ..................... 4 624 16.5 (X)

Video and audio equipment 13 .... 3 070 10.9 (X)

Furniture 11 ..................... 1 128 4.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 26 ....................... 4 152 14.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 10 . 441 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 2 012 7.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 202 .7 (X)

DENVER–BOULDER–

GREELEY, CO CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 271 ...... 332 726 100.0 85.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 17 ................... 4 286 1.3 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 35 ................... 23 361 7.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 35 ................. 19 586 5.9 (X)

Appliances 38 ................... 10 598 3.2 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 7 .................. 261 .1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 31 ..................... 46 847 14.1 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 16 ............... 1 013 .3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 35 .... 5 469 1.6 (X)

Furniture 40 ..................... 9 291 2.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 124 ....................... 128 105 38.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 40 . 3 694 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 104 ........... 16 135 4.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 61 . 2 227 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 61 853 18.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BOULDER–LONGMONT, CO

PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 27 ...... 12 295 100.0 77.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 8 ................... 1 427 11.6 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 6 ................. 378 3.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 8 .... 1 170 9.5 (X)

Furniture 4 ..................... 750 6.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 13 ....................... 5 160 42.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 10 . 234 1.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 1 558 12.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 390 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 228 10.0 (X)

DENVER, CO PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 225 ...... 313 077 100.0 87.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 16 ................... 4 219 1.4 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 24 ................... 21 671 6.9 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 27 ................. 18 603 5.9 (X)

Appliances 32 ................... 10 319 3.3 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 7 .................. 240 .1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 25 ..................... 42 815 13.7 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 14 ............... 910 .3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 23 .... 4 001 1.3 (X)

Furniture 32 ..................... 8 209 2.6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 105 ....................... 121 067 38.7 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 28 . 3 395 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 86 ........... 14 146 4.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 49 . 1 687 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 61 795 19.7 (X)

DES MOINES, IA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 38 ...... 36 179 100.0 81.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 9 ................. 7 388 20.4 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 7 ..................... 5 990 16.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 913 2.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 10 ....................... 4 255 11.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 5 . 119 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 2 077 5.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 208 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 229 42.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 425 ...... 403 255 100.0 72.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 31 ................... 61 030 15.1 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 59 ................... 32 800 8.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 54 ................. 52 968 13.1 (X)

Appliances 25 ................... 3 020 .8 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 9 .................. 4 806 1.2 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 10 ...................... 2 842 .7 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 76 ..................... 79 231 19.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 29 .... 6 970 1.7 (X)

Furniture 51 ..................... 19 575 4.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 197 ....................... 102 665 25.5 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full-payout leases 19 .............. 3 770 .9 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 44 . 6 307 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 122 ........... 22 609 5.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 54 . 3 747 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 915 .2 (X)

DETROIT, MI PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 353 ...... 358 882 100.0 75.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 29 ................... 59 192 16.5 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 53 ................... 30 201 8.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 45 ................. 50 336 14.0 (X)

Appliances 21 ................... 2 637 .7 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 7 .................. 4 783 1.3 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 9 ...................... 1 733 .5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 65 ..................... 71 225 19.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 24 .... 6 224 1.7 (X) Furniture 36 ..................... 15 607 4.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 164 ....................... 84 907 23.7 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full-payout leases 19 .............. 3 765 1.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 38 . 5 703 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 100 ........... 19 205 5.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 46 . 3 296 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 68 (V) (X)

DOVER, DE MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 15 ...... 5 539 100.0 93.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Furniture 4 ..................... 263 4.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 10 ....................... 3 543 64.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 5 . 23 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 710 30.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

EL PASO, TX MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 66 ...... 38 122 100.0 72.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 5 ................... 1 166 3.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 13 ................. 9 246 24.3 (X)

Appliances 20 ................... 3 183 8.4 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 7 ..................... 7 601 19.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 7 590 19.9 (X)

Furniture 19 ..................... 2 039 5.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 23 ....................... 3 899 10.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 8 . 172 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 2 544 6.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 372 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 310 .8 (X)

ELMIRA, NY MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 14 ...... 4 591 100.0 78.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 1 372 29.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 7 ....................... 1 864 40.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 355 29.5 (X)

EUGENE–SPRINGFIELD,

OR MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 25 ...... 15 890 100.0 92.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 2 900 18.3 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 7 ................. 6 223 39.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 1 563 9.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 11 ....................... 2 123 13.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 269 8.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 400 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 412 8.9 (X)

FLORENCE, AL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 22 ...... 9 317 100.0 77.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 4 ................... 316 3.4 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 388 4.2 (X)

Furniture 4 ..................... 397 4.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 15 ....................... 4 322 46.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 894 41.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FORT MYERS–CAPE

CORAL, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 45 ...... 25 068 100.0 74.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 5 039 20.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 12 ................. 3 090 12.3 (X)

Appliances 11 ................... 535 2.1 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 6 .................. 136 .5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 4 315 17.2 (X)

Video and audio equipment 11 .... 1 438 5.7 (X)

Furniture 11 ..................... 762 3.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 23 ....................... 6 047 24.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 15 . 988 3.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 1 745 7.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 973 3.9 (X)

FORT PIERCE–PORT ST.

LUCIE, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 40 ...... 15 025 100.0 82.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 5 ................... 1 337 8.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 655 4.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 8 ................. 1 519 10.1 (X)

Appliances 10 ................... 1 354 9.0 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 1 257 8.4 (X)

Video and audio equipment 9 .... 1 299 8.7 (X)

Furniture 6 ..................... 510 3.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 18 ....................... 3 988 26.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 5 . 396 2.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 2 412 16.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 281 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 .1 (X)

FRESNO, CA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 91 ...... 64 399 100.0 75.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 8 ................... 9 779 15.2 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 10 ................... 5 329 8.3 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 18 ................. 11 840 18.4 (X)

Appliances 12 ................... 1 160 1.8 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 10 .................. 701 1.1 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 10 .................. 350 .5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 9 ..................... 7 382 11.5 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 4 ............... 82 .1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 13 .... 2 202 3.4 (X) Furniture 24 ..................... 3 143 4.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 54 ....................... 13 073 20.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 22 . 3 373 5.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ........... 3 501 5.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 777 1.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FRESNO, CA MSAmCon.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasingmCon.

Receipt from rental and leasing

ofmCon.

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 707 2.7 (X)

GAINESVILLE, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 24 ...... 8 691 100.0 71.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Medical equipment and

supplies 6 ..................... 2 436 28.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 10 .... 1 741 20.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 4 ....................... 1 622 18.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 707 8.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 226 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 959 22.5 (X)

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 74 ...... 51 661 100.0 61.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 3 212 6.2 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 15 ................... 3 158 6.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 11 ................. 12 388 24.0 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 8 .................. 1 031 2.0 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 15 ...................... 340 .7 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 10 ..................... 10 750 20.8 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 739 1.4 (X)

Furniture 5 ..................... 544 1.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 32 ....................... 14 586 28.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 15 . 755 1.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 2 393 4.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 64 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 701 3.3 (X)

GREENSBORO–WINSTONSALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 88 ...... 61 719 100.0 65.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 13 ................... 4 111 6.7 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 27 ................. 22 816 37.0 (X)

Appliances 17 ................... 2 904 4.7 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 10 ..................... 9 334 15.1 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 7 ............... 347 .6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 21 .... 4 354 7.1 (X)

Furniture 21 ..................... 2 944 4.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 33 ....................... 9 170 14.9 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 9 . 320 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 4 778 7.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 341 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 300 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GREENVILLE–

SPARTANBURG–

ANDERSON, SC MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 81 ...... 73 808 100.0 84.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 32 038 43.4 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 5 ................... 2 362 3.2 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 24 ................. 11 748 15.9 (X)

Appliances 12 ................... 781 1.1 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 5 ................. 481 .7 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 12 ..................... 6 810 9.2 (X)

Video and audio equipment 13 .... 2 006 2.7 (X) Furniture 13 ..................... 1 885 2.6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 32 ....................... 10 770 14.6 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 9 . 116 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 4 287 5.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 524 .7 (X)

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 54 ...... 34 488 100.0 61.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 7 ................... 4 081 11.8 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 7 ................. 3 110 9.0 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 6 ...................... 1 250 3.6 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 11 ..................... 6 960 20.2 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 2 135 6.2 (X)

Furniture 8 ..................... 1 631 4.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 29 ....................... 11 355 32.9 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 8 . 173 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 3 018 8.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 634 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 141 .4 (X)

HOUSTON–GALVESTON–

BRAZORIA, TX CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 561 ...... 753 182 100.0 77.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 54 ................... 59 147 7.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 85 ................... 123 610 16.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 142 ................. 186 211 24.7 (X)

Appliances 32 ................... 14 572 1.9 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 41 ..................... 39 568 5.3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 45 .... 17 862 2.4 (X)

Furniture 40 ..................... 18 120 2.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 272 ....................... 203 584 27.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 133 . 19 400 2.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 200 ........... 51 842 6.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 111 . 17 329 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 937 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BRAZORIA, TX PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 31 ...... 41 787 100.0 90.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 8 ................... 18 363 43.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 8 ................... 4 762 11.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 5 ................. 5 387 12.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 14 ....................... 5 428 13.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 6 . 3 136 7.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 3 210 7.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 275 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 226 2.9 (X)

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 493 ...... 673 791 100.0 78.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 36 ................... 30 458 4.5 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 70 ................... 116 174 17.2 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 124 ................. 168 537 25.0 (X)

Appliances 28 ................... 13 298 2.0 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 38 ..................... 38 532 5.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 42 .... 16 870 2.5 (X) Furniture 36 ..................... 17 398 2.6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 245 ....................... 191 492 28.4 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 121 . 15 570 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 181 ........... 46 838 7.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 101 . 16 691 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 933 .3 (X)

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 157 ...... 131 071 100.0 77.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 5 ................... 6 209 4.7 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 19 ................... 12 095 9.2 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 7 ................. 6 964 5.3 (X)

Appliances 33 ................... 5 819 4.4 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 15 ..................... 39 060 29.8 (X)

Video and audio equipment 24 .... 8 026 6.1 (X)

Furniture 34 ..................... 8 291 6.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 82 ....................... 32 114 24.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 14 . 641 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 51 ........... 6 737 5.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 50 . 4 931 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 184 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 129 ...... 174 880 100.0 84.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 1 326 .8 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 18 ................... 21 627 12.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 25 ................. 8 321 4.8 (X)

Appliances 26 ................... 2 640 1.5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 20 ..................... 11 995 6.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 27 .... 7 174 4.1 (X)

Furniture 33 ..................... 5 343 3.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 54 ....................... 103 958 59.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 15 . 1 922 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 58 ........... 8 414 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 39 . 2 160 1.2 (X)

JOHNSON CITY–

KINGSPORT–BRISTOL,

TN–VA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 39 ...... 24 456 100.0 73.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 7 ................. 5 897 24.1 (X)

Appliances 11 ................... 674 2.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 14 ..................... 10 508 43.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 8 .... 946 3.9 (X)

Furniture 11 ..................... 534 2.2 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 10 ....................... 2 836 11.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 678 2.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 267 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 116 8.7 (X)

JOHNSTOWN, PA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 13 ...... 3 718 100.0 78.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 4 ................. 1 392 37.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 134 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 192 59.0 (X)

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 189 ...... 150 534 100.0 69.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 9 147 6.1 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 15 ................... 6 973 4.6 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 14 ................. 9 469 6.3 (X)

Appliances 37 ................... 6 987 4.6 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 4 ...................... 1 006 .7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSAmCon.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasingmCon.

Receipt from rental and leasing

ofmCon.

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 5 ................. 9 528 6.3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 21 ..................... 27 254 18.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 36 .... 4 481 3.0 (X)

Furniture 41 ..................... 6 861 4.6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 100 ....................... 56 075 37.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 17 . 608 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 44 ........... 10 335 6.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 1 797 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

KNOXVILLE, TN MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 78 ...... 44 601 100.0 64.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 9 ................... 2 397 5.4 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 5 ................... 2 583 5.8 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 8 ................. 3 946 8.9 (X)

Appliances 15 ................... 1 093 2.5 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 5 .................. 458 1.0 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 16 ..................... 6 489 14.6 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 4 ............... 63 .1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 15 .... 2 423 5.4 (X)

Furniture 16 ..................... 2 996 6.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 40 ....................... 14 934 33.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 17 . 132 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 5 911 13.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 301 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 875 2.0 (X)

KOKOMO, IN MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 13 ...... 6 709 100.0 78.8

All other rental and leasing

receipts 7 ....................... 1 187 17.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 147 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 375 80.1 (X)

LAFAYETTE, LA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 127 ...... 191 302 100.0 74.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 9 ................... 20 909 10.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 14 ................... 8 922 4.7 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 56 ................. 121 719 63.6 (X)

Appliances 9 ................... 594 .3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 6 ..................... 2 738 1.4 (X)

Video and audio equipment 9 .... 964 .5 (X) Furniture 12 ..................... 1 849 1.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 39 ....................... 21 345 11.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 11 . 7 195 3.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 ........... 4 210 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 857 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LAFAYETTE, IN MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 19 ...... 16 790 100.0 91.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 6 ................... 627 3.7 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 7 662 45.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 6 .... 723 4.3 (X)

Furniture 6 ..................... 480 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 298 43.5 (X)

LAKE CHARLES, LA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 33 ...... 30 632 100.0 79.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 5 ................... 2 589 8.5 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 14 ................. 6 822 22.3 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 673 2.2 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 725 2.4 (X)

Furniture 4 ..................... 714 2.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 11 ....................... 14 499 47.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 2 312 7.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 567 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 731 5.7 (X)

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 53 ...... 26 624 100.0 73.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 8 455 31.8 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 1 157 4.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 18 ................. 5 442 20.4 (X)

Appliances 12 ................... 921 3.5 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 6 .................. 129 .5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 7 ..................... 2 526 9.5 (X)

Video and audio equipment 11 .... 2 308 8.7 (X)

Furniture 11 ..................... 800 3.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 23 ....................... 2 199 8.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 7 . 77 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 1 277 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 . 1 281 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 .2 (X)

LANCASTER, PA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 23 ...... 26 078 100.0 88.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 4 ................. 1 618 6.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 6 ..................... 8 171 31.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 8 ....................... 2 441 9.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 2 283 8.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 565 44.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LAREDO, TX MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 13 ...... 5 495 100.0 88.6

All other rental and leasing

receipts 10 ....................... 3 157 57.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 7 . 278 5.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 142 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 918 34.9 (X)

LAS CRUCES, NM MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 11 ...... 4 958 100.0 77.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 5 ................... 901 18.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 1 493 30.1 (X)

Furniture 5 ..................... 620 12.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 944 39.2 (X)

LAS VEGAS, NV–AZ MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 165 ...... 132 816 100.0 62.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 16 ................... 17 213 13.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 27 ................... 20 025 15.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 26 ................. 8 919 6.7 (X)

Appliances 21 ................... 2 694 2.0 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 6 ...................... 308 .2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 14 ..................... 11 524 8.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 27 .... 12 239 9.2 (X)

Furniture 16 ..................... 7 297 5.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 69 ....................... 37 018 27.9 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 29 . 1 764 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 70 ........... 13 302 10.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 467 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 46 (V) (X)

LEWISTON–AUBURN, ME

MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 10 ...... 5 328 100.0 76.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 5 ................. 679 12.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 181 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 468 83.9 (X)

LITTLE ROCK–NORTH

LITTLE ROCK, AR MSA

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LITTLE ROCK–NORTH

LITTLE ROCK, AR MSAm Con.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 74 ...... 78 045 100.0 90.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 336 .4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 6 ................. 4 671 6.0 (X)

Appliances 18 ................... 2 572 3.3 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 4 ...................... 208 .3 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 5 ................. 36 311 46.5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 11 ..................... 6 817 8.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 17 .... 4 742 6.1 (X)

Furniture 21 ..................... 2 900 3.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 46 ....................... 13 012 16.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 376 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 5 283 6.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 817 1.1 (X)

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 1 ...... 568 2 164 740 100.0 75.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 247 ................... 151 287 7.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 309 ................... 217 371 10.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 376 ................. 257 412 11.9 (X)

Appliances 88 ................... 28 426 1.3 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 12 .................. 2 173 .1 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 25 ...................... 3 368 .2 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 6 ................. 696 402 32.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 148 ..................... 211 316 9.8 (X)

Video and audio equipment 128 .... 69 539 3.2 (X)

Furniture 164 ..................... 63 150 2.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 619 ....................... 349 305 16.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 187 . 11 441 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 455 ........... 69 817 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 191 . 33 492 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 241 (V) (X)

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 792 ...... 1 483 305 100.0 80.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 92 ................... 75 682 5.1 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 118 ................... 73 665 5.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 191 ................. 135 876 9.2 (X)

Appliances 46 ................... 18 617 1.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSAmCon.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasingmCon.

Receipt from rental and leasing

ofmCon.

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 7 ...................... 1 644 .1 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 4 ................. 694 163 46.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 69 ..................... 96 659 6.5 (X)

Video and audio equipment 80 .... 61 096 4.1 (X)

Furniture 104 ..................... 42 705 2.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 327 ....................... 217 282 14.7 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 72 . 6 607 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 199 ........... 37 945 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 74 . 19 753 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 611 .1 (X)

RIVERSIDE–SAN

BERNARDINO, CA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 333 ...... 236 232 100.0 72.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 75 ................... 28 677 12.1 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 95 ................... 93 759 39.7 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 54 ................. 22 763 9.6 (X)

Appliances 27 ................... 3 182 1.4 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 9 .................. 630 .3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 28 ..................... 22 946 9.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 28 .... 4 727 2.0 (X)

Furniture 32 ..................... 4 449 1.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 142 ....................... 37 894 16.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 63 . 2 294 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 132 ........... 11 692 5.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 47 . 3 147 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 72 (V) (X)

VENTURA, CA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 91 ...... 74 873 100.0 70.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 18 ................... 8 820 11.8 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 26 ................... 8 547 11.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 33 ................. 20 894 27.9 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 13 ...................... 1 335 1.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 9 ..................... 6 049 8.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 1 125 1.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 41 ....................... 20 318 27.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 25 . 885 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ........... 2 341 3.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 28 . 3 397 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 162 1.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MADISON, WI MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 20 ...... 23 677 100.0 89.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 4 ................... 1 079 4.6 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 7 ..................... 7 547 31.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 736 3.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 9 ....................... 6 855 29.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 5 . 63 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 2 807 11.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 590 19.4 (X)

MANSFIELD, OH MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 17 ...... 6 795 100.0 65.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 8 ................... 785 11.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 7 .... 871 12.8 (X)

Furniture 8 ..................... 849 12.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 6 ....................... 1 171 17.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 358 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 761 40.6 (X)

MEDFORD–ASHLAND, OR

MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 16 ...... 13 917 100.0 100.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 5 ................. 915 6.6 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 4 . 318 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 854 6.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 463 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 367 81.7 (X)

MELBOURNE–TITUSVILLE–

PALM BAY, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 40 ...... 15 841 100.0 69.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 1 279 8.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 13 ................. 1 462 9.2 (X)

Appliances 12 ................... 921 5.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 6 ..................... 2 012 12.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 9 .... 2 425 15.3 (X)

Furniture 12 ..................... 1 177 7.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 16 ....................... 3 747 23.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ........... 1 545 9.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 676 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 597 3.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MEMPHIS, TN–AR–MS MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 97 ...... 88 263 100.0 72.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 3 771 4.3 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 8 ................... 4 277 4.9 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 18 ................. 21 035 23.8 (X)

Appliances 13 ................... 1 961 2.2 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 5 .................. 3 733 4.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 13 ..................... 8 014 9.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 8 .... 1 952 2.2 (X)

Furniture 13 ..................... 3 071 3.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 46 ....................... 18 890 21.4 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 5 . 3 194 3.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ........... 17 739 20.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 504 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 122 .1 (X)

MERCED, CA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 11 ...... 5 685 100.0 80.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 4 ................... 283 5.0 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 4 ................. 343 6.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 745 13.1 (X)

Furniture 4 ..................... 283 5.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 7 ....................... 467 8.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 7 . 274 4.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 819 14.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 351 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 120 37.3 (X)

MIAMI–FORT

LAUDERDALE, FL CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 514 ...... 495 538 100.0 69.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 107 ................... 46 054 9.3 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 41 ................... 17 527 3.5 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 128 ................. 70 460 14.2 (X)

Appliances 49 ................... 9 282 1.9 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 16 ................. 162 163 32.7 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 132 ..................... 53 094 10.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 42 .... 12 431 2.5 (X)

Furniture 58 ..................... 14 323 2.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 141 ....................... 67 794 13.7 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 88 . 3 463 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 148 ........... 30 620 6.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 120 . 7 889 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 438 .1 (X)

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MIAMI, FL PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 323 ...... 328 594 100.0 74.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 86 ................... 29 470 9.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 26 ................... 8 907 2.7 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 94 ................. 38 327 11.7 (X)

Appliances 26 ................... 5 215 1.6 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 14 ................. 142 204 43.3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 99 ..................... 29 575 9.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 25 .... 7 304 2.2 (X) Furniture 27 ..................... 5 509 1.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 71 ....................... 28 923 8.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 79 . 2 315 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 106 ........... 24 277 7.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 91 . 6 305 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 263 .1 (X)

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 100 ...... 97 318 100.0 77.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 5 ................... 437 .5 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 7 ................... 18 988 19.5 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 21 ................. 19 665 20.2 (X)

Appliances 9 ................... 930 1.0 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 4 .................. 217 .2 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 4 ...................... 62 .1 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 4 ................. 816 .8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 10 ..................... 9 055 9.3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 28 .... 4 086 4.2 (X)

Furniture 11 ..................... 3 556 3.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 58 ....................... 23 793 24.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 25 . 1 463 1.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 44 ........... 5 477 5.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 8 537 8.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 236 .2 (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 205 ...... 240 069 100.0 80.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 2 722 1.1 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 9 ................... 5 424 2.3 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 72 ................. 74 146 30.9 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 216 .1 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 65 ...................... 1 778 .7 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 6 ................. 2 039 .9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSAmCon.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasingmCon.

Receipt from rental and leasing

ofmCon.

Medical equipment and

supplies 65 ..................... 33 423 13.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 32 .... 5 385 2.2 (X)

Furniture 13 ..................... 5 736 2.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 135 ....................... 79 281 33.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 82 . 3 601 1.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 104 ........... 22 876 9.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 44 . 3 141 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 301 .1 (X)

MODESTO, CA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 39 ...... 48 940 100.0 86.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 13 ................... 9 502 19.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 17 ................. 21 288 43.5 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 404 .8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 4 100 8.4 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 792 1.6 (X) Furniture 4 ..................... 369 .8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 26 ....................... 4 281 8.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 7 . 1 411 2.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 3 228 6.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 430 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 135 6.4 (X)

MONROE, LA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 17 ...... 11 782 100.0 100.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 4 ................. 1 191 10.1 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 1 688 14.3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 1 977 16.8 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 1 697 14.4 (X)

Furniture 4 ..................... 1 455 12.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 5 ....................... 418 3.6 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 4 . 14 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 166 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 214 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 962 25.1 (X)

NAPLES, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 30 ...... 15 993 100.0 67.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 6 ................... 3 275 20.5 (X)

Appliances 5 ................... 150 .9 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 4 ................. 2 314 14.5 (X)

Video and audio equipment 10 .... 3 085 19.3 (X)

Furniture 5 ..................... 307 1.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 5 ....................... 1 450 9.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 14 . 1 559 9.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 471 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 382 21.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NASHVILLE, TN MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 133 ...... 86 131 100.0 61.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 7 ................... 2 432 2.8 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 11 ................... 6 887 8.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 17 ................. 12 484 14.5 (X)

Appliances 29 ................... 2 313 2.7 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 15 .................. 357 .4 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 17 ..................... 13 380 15.5 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 9 ............... 394 .5 (X)

Video and audio equipment 34 .... 7 975 9.3 (X)

Furniture 30 ..................... 7 603 8.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 67 ....................... 26 052 30.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 9 . 503 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 42 ........... 5 369 6.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 . 225 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 157 .2 (X)

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 174 ...... 188 259 100.0 68.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 22 ................... 29 676 15.8 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 17 ................... 14 096 7.5 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 36 ................. 48 346 25.7 (X)

Appliances 26 ................... 5 544 2.9 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 16 ..................... 13 792 7.3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 27 .... 19 220 10.2 (X)

Furniture 19 ..................... 6 389 3.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 55 ....................... 37 089 19.7 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 35 . 5 245 2.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ........... 7 645 4.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 . 1 217 .7 (X)

NEW YORK–NORTHERN

NEW JERSEY–LONG

ISLAND, NY–NJ–CT–PA

CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 1 ...... 431 1 535 158 100.0 61.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 118 ................... 136 436 8.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 176 ................... 123 132 8.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 165 ................. 150 259 9.8 (X)

Appliances 75 ................... 40 469 2.6 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 17 .................. 6 393 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW YORK–NORTHERN

NEW JERSEY–LONG

ISLAND, NY–NJ–CT–PA

CMSAmCon.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasingmCon.

Receipt from rental and leasing

ofmCon.

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 41 .................. 22 268 1.5 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 49 ...................... 3 592 .2 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 35 ................. 12 561 .8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 173 ..................... 165 109 10.8 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 4 ............... 71 109 4.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 177 .... 70 316 4.6 (X)

Furniture 102 ..................... 41 562 2.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 691 ....................... 533 393 34.8 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full-payout leases 11 .............. 2 059 .1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 226 . 26 621 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 388 ........... 116 417 7.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 146 . 13 462 .9 (X)

JERSEY CITY, NJ PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 29 ...... 18 053 100.0 62.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 6 ................... 537 3.0 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 462 2.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 869 4.8 (X)

Furniture 4 ..................... 3 973 22.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 13 ....................... 7 193 39.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 4 . 428 2.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 197 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 703 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 691 20.5 (X)

MIDDLESEX–SOMERSET–

HUNTERDON, NJ PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 93 ...... 148 337 100.0 66.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 7 ................... 64 931 43.8 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 11 ................... 10 272 6.9 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 21 ................. 36 332 24.5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 7 ..................... 8 200 5.5 (X)

Video and audio equipment 11 .... 3 228 2.2 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 41 ....................... 16 045 10.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 31 . 1 641 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 51 ........... 5 378 3.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 1 893 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 417 .3 (X)

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW YORK, NY PMSAm Con.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 454 ...... 673 026 100.0 64.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 34 ................... 23 997 3.6 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 51 ................... 58 669 8.7 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 45 ................. 33 008 4.9 (X)

Appliances 17 ................... 34 293 5.1 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 4 ................. 1 185 .2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 48 ..................... 59 646 8.9 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 4 ............... 71 085 10.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 105 .... 54 267 8.1 (X) Furniture 21 ..................... 12 496 1.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 193 ....................... 243 630 36.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 93 . 15 369 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 107 ........... 62 114 9.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 31 . 3 115 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 152 (V) (X)

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 158 ...... 191 820 100.0 71.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 21 ................... 15 439 8.1 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 23 ................... 19 744 10.3 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 29 ................. 25 308 13.2 (X)

Appliances 6 ................... 841 .4 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 6 .................. 2 510 1.3 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 15 .................. 6 579 3.4 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 9 ...................... 1 979 1.0 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 14 ..................... 22 739 11.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 15 .... 4 530 2.4 (X)

Furniture 9 ..................... 1 411 .7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 69 ....................... 58 800 30.7 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 41 . 6 589 3.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 64 ........... 24 717 12.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 634 .3 (X)

NEWBURGH, NY–PA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 26 ...... 11 355 100.0 64.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 7 ................... 2 606 23.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 4 ................. 266 2.3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 1 712 15.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 17 ....................... 5 164 45.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 5 . 84 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 819 7.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 704 6.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 141 ...... 85 556 100.0 67.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 10 ................... 5 114 6.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 20 ................... 11 242 13.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 20 ................. 17 606 20.6 (X)

Appliances 25 ................... 2 604 3.0 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 5 ...................... 420 .5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 16 ..................... 9 473 11.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 41 .... 8 520 10.0 (X)

Furniture 34 ..................... 5 549 6.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 71 ....................... 17 615 20.6 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 40 . 2 152 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 43 ........... 4 440 5.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 783 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 38 (V) (X)

ODESSA–MIDLAND, TX

MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 70 ...... 56 291 100.0 61.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 9 ................... 3 872 6.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 7 ................... 3 465 6.2 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 34 ................. 21 941 39.0 (X)

Appliances 5 ................... 729 1.3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 4 166 7.4 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 837 1.5 (X)

Furniture 7 ..................... 1 190 2.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 19 ....................... 11 865 21.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 11 . 3 614 6.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 3 024 5.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 521 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 067 1.9 (X)

ORLANDO, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 190 ...... 172 352 100.0 73.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 9 ................... 13 245 7.7 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 21 ................... 17 731 10.3 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 20 ................. 13 541 7.9 (X)

Appliances 33 ................... 3 013 1.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 29 ..................... 26 100 15.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 59 .... 32 217 18.7 (X) Furniture 39 ..................... 11 125 6.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 77 ....................... 37 538 21.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 25 . 2 309 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 89 ........... 8 977 5.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 48 . 2 711 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 845 2.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

OWENSBORO, KY MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 11 ...... 8 177 100.0 89.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 8 ................... 1 170 14.3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 700 8.6 (X)

Furniture 5 ..................... 472 5.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 551 6.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 284 64.6 (X)

PANAMA CITY, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 22 ...... 8 407 100.0 90.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 8 ................... 664 7.9 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 11 ................. 1 630 19.4 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 377 4.5 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 1 220 14.5 (X) Furniture 4 ..................... 428 5.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 7 ....................... 258 3.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 4 . 31 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 635 7.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 217 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 947 35.1 (X)

PENSACOLA, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 37 ...... 21 021 100.0 81.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 6 ................... 2 486 11.8 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 9 ................. 3 492 16.6 (X)

Appliances 5 ................... 580 2.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 9 ..................... 2 953 14.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 1 218 5.8 (X)

Furniture 7 ..................... 1 801 8.6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 16 ....................... 3 392 16.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 13 . 259 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 1 834 8.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 643 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 363 11.2 (X)

PEORIA–PEKIN, IL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 41 ...... 32 074 100.0 65.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 2 235 7.0 (X)

Appliances 13 ................... 913 2.9 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 4 ...................... 40 .1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 8 ..................... 6 376 19.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 14 .... 8 606 26.8 (X)

Furniture 13 ..................... 1 275 4.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 11 ....................... 3 582 11.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 8 . 52 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 4 892 15.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 412 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 691 11.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PHILADELPHIA–

WILMINGTON–ATLANTIC

CITY, PA–NJ–DE–MD

CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 516 ...... 563 643 100.0 69.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 43 ................... 35 497 6.3 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 74 ................... 42 737 7.6 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 73 ................. 85 949 15.3 (X)

Appliances 36 ................... 4 456 .8 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 5 .................. 1 645 .3 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 18 ................. 10 083 1.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 69 ..................... 191 457 34.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 40 .... 5 546 1.0 (X)

Furniture 52 ..................... 12 749 2.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 262 ....................... 119 135 21.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 119 . 14 708 2.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 161 ........... 29 877 5.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 103 . 9 455 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 349 .1 (X)

ATLANTIC–CAPE MAY, NJ

PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 33 ...... 16 918 100.0 68.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 177 1.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 4 ................. 1 014 6.0 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 459 2.7 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 4 261 25.2 (X)

Video and audio equipment 6 .... 1 120 6.6 (X) Furniture 4 ..................... 529 3.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 18 ....................... 4 057 24.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 786 4.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 515 26.7 (X)

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 397 ...... 483 618 100.0 70.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 34 ................... 22 744 4.7 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 57 ................... 33 433 6.9 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 61 ................. 80 157 16.6 (X)

Appliances 23 ................... 3 181 .7 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 5 .................. 1 619 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSAmCon.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasingmCon.

Receipt from rental and leasing

ofmCon.

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 5 ................. 1 186 .3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 62 ..................... 184 114 38.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 25 .... 3 230 .7 (X)

Furniture 34 ..................... 9 002 1.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 200 ....................... 98 792 20.4 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 103 . 13 436 2.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 130 ........... 24 764 5.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 82 . 7 896 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 64 (V) (X)

WILMINGTON–NEWARK,

DE–MD PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 71 ...... 43 749 100.0 65.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 5 ................... 2 131 4.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 11 ................... 8 361 19.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 7 ................. 4 047 9.3 (X)

Appliances 6 ................... 346 .8 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 13 ................. 7 161 16.4 (X)

Video and audio equipment 6 .... 578 1.3 (X)

Furniture 11 ..................... 2 708 6.2 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 37 ....................... 11 952 27.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 12 . 134 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 2 226 5.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 985 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 120 7.1 (X)

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 275 ...... 226 341 100.0 79.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 22 ................... 10 362 4.6 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 50 ................... 45 180 20.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 36 ................. 13 240 5.9 (X)

Appliances 36 ................... 8 338 3.7 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 7 .................. 187 .1 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 4 ...................... 304 .1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 35 ..................... 27 438 12.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 49 .... 14 377 6.4 (X) Furniture 42 ..................... 9 423 4.2 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 124 ....................... 69 725 30.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 48 . 6 650 2.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 68 ........... 10 885 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 23 . 5 215 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 017 2.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PINE BLUFF, AR MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 12 ...... 4 992 100.0 84.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 5 ................... 568 11.4 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 1 267 25.4 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 1 055 21.1 (X)

Furniture 5 ..................... 451 9.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 5 ....................... 449 9.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 202 24.1 (X)

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 204 ...... 213 053 100.0 67.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 20 ................... 11 387 5.3 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 22 ................... 27 959 13.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 33 ................. 49 876 23.4 (X)

Appliances 28 ................... 1 950 .9 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 47 ..................... 63 862 30.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 38 .... 6 716 3.2 (X)

Furniture 23 ..................... 5 987 2.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 53 ....................... 26 063 12.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 27 . 4 239 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 73 ........... 13 952 6.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 912 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 150 .1 (X)

PORTLAND–SALEM, OR–

WA CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 187 ...... 158 023 100.0 73.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 17 ................... 8 640 5.5 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 42 ................... 11 797 7.5 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 68 ................. 19 977 12.6 (X)

Appliances 15 ................... 2 919 1.9 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 9 .................. 582 .4 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 28 ...................... 4 302 2.7 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 8 ................. 15 166 9.6 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 18 ..................... 11 079 7.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 16 .... 8 999 5.7 (X)

Furniture 21 ..................... 4 294 2.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 126 ....................... 55 944 35.4 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 38 . 234 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 88 ........... 8 767 5.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 45 . 5 047 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 276 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 160 ...... 143 839 100.0 75.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 15 ................... 8 157 5.7 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 30 ................... 10 310 7.2 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 55 ................. 18 382 12.8 (X)

Appliances 12 ................... 2 830 2.0 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 9 .................. 572 .4 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 23 ...................... 3 837 2.7 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 8 ................. 14 473 10.1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 17 ..................... 11 021 7.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 13 .... 8 890 6.2 (X)

Furniture 18 ..................... 4 174 2.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 106 ....................... 48 812 33.9 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 29 . 208 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 72 ........... 7 183 5.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 33 . 4 753 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 237 .2 (X)

PUNTA GORDA, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 14 ...... 5 773 100.0 73.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 9 ................. 3 204 55.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 178 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 391 41.4 (X)

RENO, NV MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 38 ...... 45 585 100.0 82.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 10 ................... 4 191 9.2 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 10 ................. 2 063 4.5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 7 ..................... 6 006 13.2 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 24 ....................... 10 552 23.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 2 013 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 29 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 731 45.5 (X)

RICHLAND–KENNEWICK–

PASCO, WA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 17 ...... 40 316 100.0 98.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 5 ................. 3 396 8.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 8 ....................... 3 273 8.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 2 144 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 503 78.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

RICHMOND–PETERSBURG,

VA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 101 ...... 67 061 100.0 72.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 16 ................... 16 091 24.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 21 ................. 8 389 12.5 (X)

Appliances 8 ................... 1 029 1.5 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 12 ...................... 361 .5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 14 ..................... 4 994 7.5 (X)

Video and audio equipment 16 .... 2 979 4.4 (X)

Furniture 12 ..................... 1 845 2.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 43 ....................... 22 974 34.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 17 . 1 755 2.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 44 ........... 5 378 8.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 507 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 759 1.1 (X)

ROANOKE, VA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 32 ...... 40 972 100.0 83.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 5 ................... 4 101 10.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 911 2.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 9 ..................... 6 097 14.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 3 599 8.8 (X) Furniture 9 ..................... 3 924 9.6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 18 ....................... 4 934 12.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 460 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 946 41.4 (X)

ROCHESTER, MN MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 8 ...... 2 946 100.0 69.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 4 ................. 469 15.9 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 4 ...................... 287 9.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 7 ....................... 1 048 35.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 142 38.8 (X)

ROCHESTER, NY MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 74 ...... 50 489 100.0 63.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 9 ................... 12 800 25.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 15 ................. 6 040 12.0 (X)

Appliances 5 ................... 614 1.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 8 ..................... 4 398 8.7 (X) Furniture 9 ..................... 3 319 6.6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 42 ....................... 14 273 28.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 14 . 2 250 4.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ROCHESTER, NY MSAm Con.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasingmCon.

Receipt from rental and leasing

ofmCon.

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 3 712 7.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 1 495 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 588 3.2 (X)

ROCKFORD, IL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 28 ...... 30 017 100.0 69.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 5 ................... 16 161 53.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 13 ....................... 5 125 17.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 325 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 406 28.0 (X)

SACRAMENTO–YOLO, CA

CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 147 ...... 134 763 100.0 72.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 27 ................... 17 408 12.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 37 ................... 12 005 8.9 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 47 ................. 16 426 12.2 (X)

Appliances 13 ................... 5 379 4.0 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 6 ...................... 5 765 4.3 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 10 ..................... 16 391 12.2 (X)

Video and audio equipment 9 .... 1 890 1.4 (X)

Furniture 16 ..................... 6 560 4.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 84 ....................... 43 392 32.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 13 . 429 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 37 ........... 6 774 5.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 . 2 344 1.7 (X)

SACRAMENTO, CA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 128 ...... 115 241 100.0 71.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 23 ................... 12 773 11.1 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 33 ................... 8 071 7.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 44 ................. 14 802 12.8 (X)

Appliances 11 ................... 5 211 4.5 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 6 ...................... 5 765 5.0 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 9 ..................... 16 220 14.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 7 .... 1 563 1.4 (X)

Furniture 14 ..................... 6 410 5.6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 73 ....................... 38 061 33.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 12 . 406 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 32 ........... 4 360 3.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 1 599 1.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

YOLO, CA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 19 ...... 19 522 100.0 76.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 4 635 23.7 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 3 934 20.2 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 11 ....................... 5 331 27.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 2 414 12.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 745 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 463 12.6 (X)

SAGINAW–BAY CITY–

MIDLAND, MI MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 38 ...... 22 780 100.0 72.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 7 ................... 2 689 11.8 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 405 1.8 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 4 ...................... 274 1.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 2 149 9.4 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 437 1.9 (X) Furniture 4 ..................... 421 1.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 21 ....................... 6 527 28.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 2 123 9.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 412 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 343 32.2 (X)

ST. CLOUD, MN MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 7 ...... 2 955 100.0 99.4

All other rental and leasing

receipts 5 ....................... 2 349 79.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 606 20.5 (X)

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 95 ...... 303 426 100.0 90.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 4 ................... 2 338 .8 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 32 ................... 12 970 4.3 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 6 ................. 4 487 1.5 (X)

Appliances 7 ................... 2 006 .7 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 17 ...................... 176 .1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 18 ..................... 17 704 5.8 (X)

Furniture 9 ..................... 5 024 1.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 50 ....................... 253 123 83.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 41 ........... 2 511 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 246 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 841 .9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 151 ...... 172 999 100.0 80.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 5 ................... 3 862 2.2 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 17 ................... 84 427 48.8 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 22 ................. 13 051 7.5 (X)

Appliances 25 ................... 3 153 1.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 24 ..................... 14 913 8.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 27 .... 7 721 4.5 (X)

Furniture 26 ..................... 6 646 3.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 63 ....................... 22 115 12.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 18 . 335 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 54 ........... 8 814 5.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 28 . 4 479 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 483 2.0 (X)

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 269 ...... 213 189 100.0 67.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 43 ................... 25 544 12.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 89 ................... 26 879 12.6 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 49 ................. 19 547 9.2 (X)

Appliances 19 ................... 5 103 2.4 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 10 ...................... 293 .1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 21 ..................... 46 009 21.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 15 .... 1 733 .8 (X) Furniture 16 ..................... 7 263 3.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 136 ....................... 63 719 29.9 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 29 . 702 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 86 ........... 7 222 3.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 9 020 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 155 .1 (X)

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 638 ...... 1 044 681 100.0 73.2

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 58 ................... 41 336 4.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 133 ................... 63 229 6.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 125 ................. 82 892 7.9 (X)

Appliances 17 ................... 7 062 .7 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 14 .................. 1 129 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSAmCon.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasingmCon.

Receipt from rental and leasing

ofmCon. Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 36 ...................... 3 456 .3 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 7 ................. 330 457 31.6 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 52 ..................... 64 021 6.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 42 .... 17 075 1.6 (X) Furniture 56 ..................... 33 431 3.2 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 315 ....................... 295 053 28.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 80 . 7 663 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 230 ........... 63 252 6.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 173 . 34 227 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 398 (V) (X)

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 212 ...... 217 180 100.0 82.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 24 ................... 11 778 5.4 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 56 ................... 26 109 12.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 63 ................. 37 957 17.5 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 11 .................. 684 .3 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 19 ...................... 1 420 .7 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 18 ..................... 26 026 12.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 13 .... 3 389 1.6 (X)

Furniture 23 ..................... 10 015 4.6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 80 ....................... 76 022 35.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 28 . 3 075 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 78 ........... 13 759 6.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 58 . 6 521 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 425 .2 (X)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 182 ...... 620 734 100.0 71.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 10 ................... 13 473 2.2 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 24 ................... 8 430 1.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 18 ................. 13 963 2.3 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 9 ...................... 980 .2 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 5 ................. 328 575 52.9 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 9 ..................... 9 763 1.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 13 .... 11 236 1.8 (X) Furniture 9 ..................... 11 828 1.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 113 ....................... 152 919 24.6 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 15 . 2 299 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 66 ........... 39 264 6.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 81 . 25 442 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 562 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAN JOSE, CA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 132 ...... 124 749 100.0 71.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 15 ................... 8 797 7.1 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 21 ................... 17 959 14.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 20 ................. 11 896 9.5 (X)

Appliances 6 ................... 4 295 3.4 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 8 ..................... 12 566 10.1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 9 .... 1 071 .9 (X)

Furniture 17 ..................... 10 548 8.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 64 ....................... 46 251 37.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 31 . 1 815 1.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 56 ........... 7 083 5.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 881 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 587 1.3 (X)

SANTA CRUZ–

WATSONVILLE, CA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 11 ...... 5 318 100.0 67.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 5 ................... 683 12.8 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 4 ................. 167 3.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 8 ....................... 2 342 44.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 311 5.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 22 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 793 33.7 (X)

SANTA ROSA, CA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 60 ...... 43 641 100.0 70.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 6 ................... 5 901 13.5 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 16 ................... 7 503 17.2 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 8 ................. 10 988 25.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 8 ..................... 9 041 20.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 28 ....................... 5 970 13.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 1 222 2.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 522 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 494 5.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

VALLEJO–FAIRFIELD–

NAPA, CA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 41 ...... 33 059 100.0 73.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 11 ................... 2 545 7.7 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 12 ................. 7 921 24.0 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 354 1.1 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 5 ...................... 578 1.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 8 ..................... 4 853 14.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 698 2.1 (X) Furniture 4 ..................... 331 1.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 22 ....................... 11 549 34.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 1 613 4.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 839 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 778 5.4 (X)

SAVANNAH, GA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 49 ...... 53 732 100.0 68.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 6 ................... 12 402 23.1 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 8 ................... 3 973 7.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 19 ................. 12 012 22.4 (X)

Appliances 6 ................... 666 1.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 6 ..................... 4 573 8.5 (X)

Video and audio equipment 6 .... 1 411 2.6 (X) Furniture 6 ..................... 704 1.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 13 ....................... 11 290 21.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 13 . 190 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 2 485 4.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 4 026 7.5 (X)

SEATTLE–TACOMA–

BREMERTON, WA CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 318 ...... 295 988 100.0 67.5

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 19 ................... 22 418 7.6 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 85 ................... 27 852 9.4 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 85 ................. 61 476 20.8 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 378 .1 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 36 ...................... 1 224 .4 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 18 ................. 32 630 11.0 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 45 ..................... 29 703 10.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 23 .... 1 603 .5 (X)

Furniture 19 ..................... 11 114 3.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 156 ....................... 80 201 27.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 51 . 3 032 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 154 ........... 14 952 5.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 60 . 9 346 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 59 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BREMERTON, WA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 12 ...... 6 241 100.0 100.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 564 9.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 6 ................. 897 14.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 5 ....................... 2 557 41.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 4 . 29 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 519 8.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 472 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 203 19.3 (X)

OLYMPIA, WA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 19 ...... 10 205 100.0 67.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 8 ................... 1 201 11.8 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 6 ................. 2 124 20.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 16 ....................... 4 407 43.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 1 493 14.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 980 9.6 (X)

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 235 ...... 238 981 100.0 68.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 15 ................... 16 746 7.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 66 ................... 23 966 10.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 68 ................. 51 759 21.7 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 33 ...................... 1 161 .5 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 18 ................. 32 350 13.5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 41 ..................... 25 945 10.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 17 .... 1 169 .5 (X)

Furniture 15 ..................... 9 246 3.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 100 ....................... 55 232 23.1 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 32 . 2 783 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 107 ........... 10 177 4.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 45 . 8 447 3.5 (X)

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSA

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSAmCon.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 42 ...... 20 736 100.0 67.8

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 1 902 9.2 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 7 ................. 4 346 21.0 (X)

Appliances 11 ................... 1 063 5.1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 4 128 19.9 (X)

Furniture 11 ..................... 1 317 6.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 20 ....................... 4 878 23.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 2 471 11.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 277 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 354 1.7 (X)

SIOUX FALLS, SD MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 19 ...... 14 511 100.0 76.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 6 ................. 1 816 12.5 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 5 ...................... 290 2.0 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 7 ..................... 5 452 37.6 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 8 ....................... 1 881 13.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 1 835 12.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 237 22.3 (X)

SOUTH BEND, IN MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 31 ...... 19 967 100.0 67.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 9 ................. 4 238 21.2 (X)

Appliances 5 ................... 751 3.8 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 5 148 25.8 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 392 2.0 (X)

Furniture 9 ..................... 1 740 8.7 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 7 ....................... 3 272 16.4 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 4 . 75 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 1 321 6.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 184 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 846 14.3 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, IL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 24 ...... 19 918 100.0 75.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 6 ................... 780 3.9 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 2 608 13.1 (X)

Furniture 6 ..................... 823 4.1 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 12 ....................... 7 016 35.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 4 . 1 090 5.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 310 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 2 026 10.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 265 26.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SPRINGFIELD, MO MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 28 ...... 14 106 100.0 65.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 8 ................. 4 011 28.4 (X)

Appliances 5 ................... 782 5.5 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 4 .................. 32 .2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 991 7.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 944 6.7 (X)

Furniture 5 ..................... 625 4.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 13 ....................... 2 606 18.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 5 . 198 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 1 474 10.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 298 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 145 15.2 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 37 ...... 118 358 100.0 94.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Medical equipment and

supplies 9 ..................... 9 891 8.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 22 ....................... 103 484 87.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 289 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 1 606 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 088 2.6 (X)

STEUBENVILLE–WEIRTON,

OH–WV MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 11 ...... 5 660 100.0 83.8

All other rental and leasing

receipts 4 ....................... 1 607 28.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 053 71.6 (X)

TALLAHASSEE, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 31 ...... 15 335 100.0 70.6

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 5 ................... 674 4.4 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 2 562 16.7 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 1 585 10.3 (X)

Furniture 5 ..................... 639 4.2 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 17 ....................... 3 754 24.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 1 569 10.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 352 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 200 27.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 281 ...... 173 050 100.0 62.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 19 ................... 9 969 5.8 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 34 ................... 19 367 11.2 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 53 ................. 22 799 13.2 (X)

Appliances 38 ................... 5 957 3.4 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 15 .................. 555 .3 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 4 .................. 385 .2 (X) Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 6 ...................... 367 .2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 43 ..................... 31 040 17.9 (X)

Video and audio equipment 44 .... 12 289 7.1 (X) Furniture 51 ..................... 15 342 8.9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 126 ....................... 33 521 19.4 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 46 . 1 859 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 119 ........... 16 165 9.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 66 . 3 376 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 59 (V) (X)

TERRE HAUTE, IN MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 15 ...... 10 327 100.0 100.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Appliances 5 ................... 1 198 11.6 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 4 ............... 461 4.5 (X)

Video and audio equipment 5 .... 762 7.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 4 ....................... 1 370 13.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 536 63.3 (X)

TOLEDO, OH MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 57 ...... 60 420 100.0 83.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 7 ................... 1 860 3.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 11 ................. 7 927 13.1 (X)

Appliances 12 ................... 1 507 2.5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 6 ..................... 10 033 16.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 11 .... 2 000 3.3 (X)

Furniture 12 ..................... 2 115 3.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 30 ....................... 17 225 28.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 11 . 1 389 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ........... 10 831 17.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 1 491 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 042 6.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TUCSON, AZ MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 73 ...... 51 551 100.0 81.9

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 6 ................... 1 786 3.5 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 13 ................... 7 788 15.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 9 ................. 4 454 8.6 (X)

Appliances 8 ................... 676 1.3 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 5 ...................... 48 .1 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 10 ..................... 12 532 24.3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 11 .... 3 998 7.8 (X) Furniture 10 ..................... 1 141 2.2 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 38 ....................... 15 346 29.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 23 . 560 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 36 ........... 2 620 5.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 487 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 115 .2 (X)

TYLER, TX MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 25 ...... 21 564 100.0 100.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 9 054 42.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 10 ................. 1 832 8.5 (X)

Appliances 4 ................... 519 2.4 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 3 926 18.2 (X)

Video and audio equipment 4 .... 674 3.1 (X)

Furniture 4 ..................... 308 1.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 9 ....................... 2 190 10.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 5 . 540 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 411 6.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 586 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 524 2.4 (X)

VISALIA–TULARE–

PORTERVILLE, CA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 30 ...... 17 771 100.0 87.3

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 6 ................... 1 938 10.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 3 372 19.0 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 8 ................. 792 4.5 (X)

Appliances 11 ................... 843 4.7 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 5 ..................... 3 489 19.6 (X)

Video and audio equipment 11 .... 1 475 8.3 (X)

Furniture 11 ..................... 765 4.3 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 15 ....................... 3 230 18.2 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 8 . 252 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 548 3.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 1 016 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WASHINGTON–

BALTIMORE, DC–MD–VA–

WV CMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 628 ...... 805 122 100.0 73.4

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 63 ................... 56 044 7.0 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 80 ................... 41 147 5.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 93 ................. 74 785 9.3 (X)

Appliances 40 ................... 6 408 .8 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 20 .................. 1 220 .2 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 9 .................. 425 .1 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 42 ...................... 5 406 .7 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 28 ................. 209 539 26.0 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 73 ..................... 64 732 8.0 (X)

Video tapes and discs (to

general public) 5 ............... 475 .1 (X)

Video and audio equipment 116 .... 34 105 4.2 (X)

Furniture 95 ..................... 56 073 7.0 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 284 ....................... 173 949 21.6 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 171 . 12 877 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 233 ........... 48 760 6.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 117 . 19 176 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 386 ...... 517 221 100.0 81.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 43 ................... 35 435 6.9 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 55 ................... 27 473 5.3 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 57 ................. 15 730 3.0 (X)

Appliances 12 ................... 4 859 .9 (X)

Computer and data processing

equipment 14 .................. 908 .2 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 9 .................. 424 .1 (X)

Automobiles and other

automotive equipment without

drivers 27 ...................... 3 073 .6 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 28 ................. 209 498 40.5 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 48 ..................... 23 021 4.5 (X)

Video and audio equipment 57 .... 22 620 4.4 (X)

Furniture 57 ..................... 48 506 9.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 156 ....................... 77 076 14.9 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 102 . 8 642 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 140 ........... 24 560 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 69 . 15 393 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 16. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WEST PALM BEACH–BOCA

RATON, FL MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 118 ...... 133 112 100.0 80.7

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment with

operators 9 ................... 5 834 4.4 (X)

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 9 ................... 6 722 5.1 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 24 ................. 8 731 6.6 (X)

Appliances 19 ................... 1 817 1.4 (X)

Office machines, except

computer and data processing

equipment 9 .................. 63 .1 (X)

Airplanes without pilots

(noncharter) 7 ................. 54 888 41.2 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 19 ..................... 3 943 3.0 (X)

Video and audio equipment 19 .... 3 336 2.5 (X)

Furniture 17 ..................... 1 225 .9 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 46 ....................... 19 885 14.9 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 26 . 1 143 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 52 ........... 23 083 17.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 28 . 2 360 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 82 .1 (X)

WHEELING, WV–OH MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 13 ...... 12 762 100.0 82.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Medical equipment and

supplies 4 ..................... 4 132 32.4 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 4 ....................... 2 072 16.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 428 11.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 130 40.2 (X)

WICHITA, KS MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 71 ...... 66 433 100.0 83.1

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WICHITA, KS MSAmCon.

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasingmCon.

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 11 ................... 1 508 2.3 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 5 ................. 3 945 5.9 (X)

Appliances 25 ................... 9 683 14.6 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 8 ..................... 6 534 9.8 (X)

Video and audio equipment 23 .... 20 120 30.3 (X) Furniture 29 ..................... 10 323 15.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 37 ....................... 11 123 16.7 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 5 . 53 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 478 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 509 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 157 .2 (X)

YORK, PA MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 24 ...... 15 874 100.0 66.1

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 4 ................... 1 520 9.6 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 7 ................. 3 778 23.8 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 15 ....................... 3 734 23.5 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 6 . 123 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 374 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 29 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 316 39.8 (X)

YOUNGSTOWN–WARREN,

OH MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 44 ...... 23 770 100.0 89.0

Receipt from rental and leasing

of:

Heavy construction and

earthmoving equipment without

operators 6 ................... 362 1.5 (X)

Industrial equipment, except

heavy construction and

earthmoving 7 ................. 6 521 27.4 (X)

Appliances 8 ................... 810 3.4 (X)

Medical equipment and

supplies 10 ..................... 5 537 23.3 (X)

Video and audio equipment 7 .... 989 4.2 (X) Furniture 11 ..................... 1 550 6.5 (X)

All other rental and leasing

receipts 19 ....................... 6 268 26.4 (X)

Repair and maintenance services 9 . 217 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 222 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 294 5.4 (X)

YUMA, AZ MSA

735 Miscellaneous equipment

rental and leasing 8 ...... 2 734 100.0 98.6

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 734 100.0 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 17. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7361 Employment

agencies # 12 ............ 146 4 576 653 100.0 48.9

7363 pt. Temporary help supply 15 .. 630 24 105 664 100.0 73.3

Placement fees or commissions 2 .. 562 195 125 .8 (X)

Temporary help supply 15 .......... 630 23 749 250 98.5 (X)

Employee leasing 110 ............... 34 432 .1 (X)

Help supply, except temporary

and employee leasing 136 .......... 25 090 .1 (X)

Consulting services 282 ............. 29 743 .1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 668 .... 72 024 .3 (X)

7363 pt. Employee leasing 2 ........ 241 7 178 151 100.0 75.8

Placement fees or commissions 99 .. 5 559 .1 (X)

Temporary help supply 59 .......... 19 321 .3 (X)

Employee leasing 2 ............... 241 7 094 642 98.8 (X)

Help supply, except temporary

and employee leasing 28 .......... 5 762 .1 (X)

Consulting services 56 ............. 13 510 .2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 206 .... 39 357 .6 (X)

7363 pt. Other help supply

services 1 ................ 149 2 302 902 100.0 63.2

Placement fees or commissions 53 .. 5 864 .3 (X)

Temporary help supply 53 .......... 12 052 .5 (X)

Employee leasing 13 ............... 7 168 .3 (X)

Help supply, except temporary

and employee leasing 1 .......... 149 2 256 009 98.0 (X)

Consulting services 46 ............. 3 403 .2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 138 .... 18 406 .8 (X)

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSA

7361 Employment agencies 35 ... 7 854 100.0 82.8

Placement fees or commissions 35 .. 7 060 89.9 (X)

Temporary help supply 4 .......... 65 .8 (X)

Consulting services 6 ............. 340 4.3 (X)

All other receipts from clients 6 .... 365 4.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 .3 (X)

7363 Help supply services 46 ..... 47 402 100.0 80.1

Placement fees or commissions 7 .. 80 .2 (X)

Temporary help supply 46 .......... 42 366 89.4 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .... 4 956 10.5 (X)

ALLENTOWN–

BETHLEHEM–EASTON, PA

MSA

7361 Employment agencies 17 ... 4 039 100.0 73.7

Placement fees or commissions 17 .. 4 019 99.5 (X)

Consulting services 11 ............. 20 .5 (X)

7363 Help supply services 38 ..... 70 040 100.0 83.2

Placement fees or commissions 4 .. 42 .1 (X)

Temporary help supply 38 .......... 69 690 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 308 .4 (X)

APPLETON–OSHKOSH–

NEENAH, WI MSA

7361 Employment agencies 9 ... 4 276 100.0 89.8

Placement fees or commissions 9 .. 4 276 100.0 (X)

7363 Help supply services 28 ..... 32 941 100.0 73.3

Temporary help supply 28 .......... 32 876 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 65 .2 (X)

ATLANTA, GA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 327 ............ 135 626 100.0 53.3

7363 Help supply services 471 ..... 604 137 100.0 78.9

Placement fees or commissions 44 .. 3 625 .6 (X)

Temporary help supply 471 .......... 589 942 97.7 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .... 403 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 167 1.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

AUSTIN–SAN MARCOS, TX

MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 39 ............ 20 900 100.0 24.1

7363 Help supply services 61 ..... 146 861 100.0 61.6

Placement fees or commissions 10 .. 836 .6 (X)

Temporary help supply 61 .......... 146 020 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

BAKERSFIELD, CA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 13 ............ 4 955 100.0 35.0

7363 Help supply services 31 ..... 31 149 100.0 72.1

Placement fees or commissions 5 .. 93 .3 (X)

Temporary help supply 31 .......... 31 013 99.6 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .... 40 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

BATON ROUGE, LA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 18 ............ 4 656 100.0 48.8

7363 Help supply services 35 ..... 63 059 100.0 65.9

Placement fees or commissions 10 .. 1 198 1.9 (X)

Temporary help supply 35 .......... 50 343 79.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 518 18.3 (X)

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 32 ............ 4 479 100.0 39.9

7363 Help supply services 52 ..... 75 160 100.0 80.7

Placement fees or commissions 7 .. 135 .2 (X)

Temporary help supply 52 .......... 75 009 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 (V) (X)

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 366 ............ 172 379 100.0 53.9

7363 Help supply services 481 ..... 880 445 100.0 63.9

Placement fees or commissions 94 .. 9 736 1.1 (X)

Temporary help supply 481 .......... 866 068 98.4 (X)

Employee leasing 5 ............... 538 .1 (X)

Help supply, except temporary

and employee leasing 9 .......... 442 .1 (X)

Consulting services 13 ............. 1 046 .1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 16 .... 2 615 .3 (X)

LAWRENCE, MA–NH PMSA

7361 Employment agencies 17 ... 20 653 100.0 92.3

Placement fees or commissions 17 .. 20 643 100.0 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .... 10 .1 (X)

WORCESTER, MA–CT

PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 18 ............ 3 630 100.0 52.7

7363 Help supply services 43 ..... 56 294 100.0 86.2

Placement fees or commissions 9 .. 190 .3 (X)

Temporary help supply 43 .......... 55 834 99.2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .... 97 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 173 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BUFFALO–NIAGARA

FALLS, NY MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 39 ............ 15 574 100.0 30.5

7363 Help supply services 62 ..... 94 220 100.0 76.6

Placement fees or commissions 6 .. 427 .5 (X)

Temporary help supply 62 .......... 93 695 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 98 .1 (X)

CANTON–MASSILLON, OH

MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 10 ............ 1 972 100.0 22.7

7363 Help supply services 17 ..... 26 253 100.0 69.7

Temporary help supply 17 .......... 26 253 100.0 (X)

CHARLOTTE–GASTONIA–

ROCK HILL, NC–SC MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 90 ............ 38 623 100.0 25.5

7363 Help supply services 96 ..... 137 727 100.0 65.9

Placement fees or commissions 21 .. 2 279 1.7 (X)

Temporary help supply 96 .......... 135 167 98.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 281 .2 (X)

CHATTANOOGA, TN–GA

MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 19 ............ 6 744 100.0 51.9

7363 Help supply services 33 ..... 38 929 100.0 86.0

Placement fees or commissions 7 .. 168 .4 (X)

Temporary help supply 33 .......... 38 623 99.2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .... 138 .4 (X)

CHICAGO, IL PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 705 ............ 344 870 100.0 51.7

7363 Help supply services 564 ..... 824 618 100.0 82.9

Placement fees or commissions 57 .. 6 384 .8 (X)

Temporary help supply 564 .......... 817 540 99.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 694 .1 (X)

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSA

7361 Employment agencies 73 ... 27 670 100.0 64.9

Placement fees or commissions 73 .. 26 454 95.6 (X)

Temporary help supply 6 .......... 1 152 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 64 .2 (X)

7363 Help supply services 130 ..... 208 632 100.0 65.9

Placement fees or commissions 15 .. 2 781 1.3 (X)

Temporary help supply 130 .......... 204 489 98.0 (X)

Employee leasing 5 ............... 926 .4 (X)

All other receipts from clients 6 .... 233 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 203 .1 (X)

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSA

7361 Employment agencies 174 ... 60 065 100.0 68.6

Placement fees or commissions 174 .. 52 690 87.7 (X)

Temporary help supply 11 .......... 1 581 2.6 (X)

Consulting services 22 ............. 1 903 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 34 .... 3 490 5.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 401 .7 (X)

7363 Help supply services 255 ..... 412 598 100.0 81.6

Placement fees or commissions 40 .. 3 366 .8 (X)

Temporary help supply 255 .......... 409 111 99.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 121 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

AKRON, OH PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 36 ............ 5 912 100.0 48.9

7363 Help supply services 57 ..... 70 889 100.0 69.4

Placement fees or commissions 5 .. 138 .2 (X)

Temporary help supply 57 .......... 70 682 99.7 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .... 59 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

7361 Employment agencies 138 ... 54 153 100.0 72.1

Placement fees or commissions 138 .. 47 559 87.8 (X)

Temporary help supply 11 .......... 1 581 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from clients 25 .... 3 425 6.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 588 2.9 (X)

7363 Help supply services 198 ..... 341 709 100.0 84.4

Placement fees or commissions 35 .. 3 228 .9 (X)

Temporary help supply 198 .......... 338 429 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 (V) (X)

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

MSA

7361 Employment agencies 21 ... 6 290 100.0 86.3

Placement fees or commissions 21 .. 5 794 92.1 (X)

Employee leasing 6 ............... 357 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 139 2.2 (X)

COLUMBIA, SC MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 31 ............ 8 461 100.0 53.8

7363 Help supply services 38 ..... 39 999 100.0 72.6

Placement fees or commissions 14 .. 1 340 3.4 (X)

Temporary help supply 38 .......... 38 652 96.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

7361 Employment agencies 79 ... 20 189 100.0 87.2

Placement fees or commissions 79 .. 19 862 98.4 (X)

Consulting services 21 ............. 280 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 47 .2 (X)

7363 Help supply services 116 ..... 187 069 100.0 69.7

Placement fees or commissions 31 .. 2 284 1.2 (X)

Temporary help supply 116 .......... 184 634 98.7 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .... 151 .1 (X)

DALLAS–FORT WORTH, TX

CMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 309 ............ 157 965 100.0 57.8

7363 Help supply services 446 ..... 729 612 100.0 85.9

Placement fees or commissions 52 .. 2 832 .4 (X)

Temporary help supply 446 .......... 725 816 99.5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 22 .... 617 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 347 .1 (X)

DALLAS, TX PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 253 ............ 140 792 100.0 51.4

7363 Help supply services 351 ..... 611 061 100.0 86.6

Placement fees or commissions 44 .. 2 566 .4 (X)

Temporary help supply 351 .......... 607 765 99.5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 11 .... 413 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 317 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FORT WORTH–

ARLINGTON, TX PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 56 ............ 17 173 100.0 25.1

7363 Help supply services 95 ..... 118 551 100.0 83.6

Placement fees or commissions 8 .. 266 .2 (X)

Temporary help supply 95 .......... 118 051 99.6 (X)

All other receipts from clients 11 .... 204 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 (V) (X)

DAVENPORT–MOLINE–

ROCK ISLAND, IA–IL MSA

7361 Employment agencies 6 ... 1 077 100.0 96.8

Placement fees or commissions 6 .. 876 81.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 201 18.7 (X)

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 31 ............ 6 529 100.0 30.2

7363 Help supply services 65 ..... 96 116 100.0 84.9

Placement fees or commissions 9 .. 857 .9 (X)

Temporary help supply 65 .......... 95 197 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 62 .1 (X)

DENVER, CO PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 119 ............ 34 466 100.0 50.6

7363 Help supply services 200 ..... 235 926 100.0 78.5

Placement fees or commissions 44 .. 4 146 1.8 (X)

Temporary help supply 200 .......... 225 930 95.8 (X)

Consulting services 6 ............. 4 290 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from clients 8 .... 1 287 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 273 .1 (X)

DES MOINES, IA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 27 ............ 7 273 100.0 31.3

7363 Help supply services 25 ..... 31 261 100.0 91.8

Temporary help supply 25 .......... 30 414 97.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 847 2.7 (X)

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 231 ............ 62 866 100.0 55.7

7363 Help supply services 387 ..... 685 316 100.0 66.3

Placement fees or commissions 37 .. 2 547 .4 (X)

Temporary help supply 387 .......... 670 564 97.9 (X)

Consulting services 5 ............. 1 282 .2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 45 .... 10 427 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 496 .1 (X)

DETROIT, MI PMSA

7361 Employment agencies 196 ... 56 630 100.0 100.0

Placement fees or commissions 196 .. 55 812 98.6 (X)

Temporary help supply 6 .......... 511 .9 (X)

Consulting services 12 ............. 264 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .1 (X)

7363 Help supply services 326 ..... 538 520 100.0 71.5

Placement fees or commissions 24 .. 2 056 .4 (X)

Temporary help supply 326 .......... 532 466 98.9 (X)

All other receipts from clients 36 .... 3 997 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FLINT, MI PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 10 ............ 2 068 100.0 3.9

7363 Help supply services 25 ..... 38 199 100.0 84.2

Temporary help supply 25 .......... 35 994 94.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 205 5.8 (X)

EL PASO, TX MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 20 ............ 9 852 100.0 8.2

7363 Help supply services 25 ..... 37 573 100.0 100.0

Temporary help supply 25 .......... 37 554 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 .1 (X)

FORT MYERS–CAPE

CORAL, FL MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 10 ............ 724 100.0 59.8

7363 Help supply services 36 ..... 63 832 100.0 85.9

Temporary help supply 36 .......... 51 698 81.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 134 19.0 (X)

FORT PIERCE–PORT ST.

LUCIE, FL MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 10 ............ 1 480 100.0 44.4

7363 Help supply services 14 ..... 11 480 100.0 91.5

Temporary help supply 14 .......... 11 480 100.0 (X)

FORT WAYNE, IN MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 24 ............ 5 533 100.0 –

7363 Help supply services 44 ..... 43 808 100.0 74.8

Temporary help supply 44 .......... 42 382 96.7 (X)

Help supply, except temporary

and employee leasing 7 .......... 1 426 3.3 (X)

FRESNO, CA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 12 ............ 1 940 100.0 24.1

7363 Help supply services 23 ..... 26 219 100.0 88.7

Placement fees or commissions 8 .. 254 1.0 (X)

Temporary help supply 23 .......... 25 953 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 .1 (X)

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 34 ............ 7 039 100.0 32.4

7363 Help supply services 84 ..... 136 836 100.0 89.5

Placement fees or commissions 5 .. 259 .2 (X)

Temporary help supply 84 .......... 136 253 99.6 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .... 312 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GREENSBORO–WINSTONSALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

7361 Employment agencies 76 ... 28 199 100.0 83.9

Placement fees or commissions 76 .. 18 578 65.9 (X)

Consulting services 30 ............. 916 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from clients 30 .... 68 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 637 30.6 (X)

7363 Help supply services 113 ..... 145 651 100.0 80.0

Placement fees or commissions 14 .. 1 493 1.0 (X)

Temporary help supply 113 .......... 143 650 98.6 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .... 184 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 324 .2 (X)

GREENVILLE–

SPARTANBURG–

ANDERSON, SC MSA

7361 Employment agencies 50 ... 11 147 100.0 63.4

Placement fees or commissions 50 .. 11 079 99.4 (X)

Consulting services 7 ............. 68 .6 (X)

7363 Help supply services 65 ..... 139 530 100.0 75.1

Placement fees or commissions 7 .. 75 .1 (X)

Temporary help supply 65 .......... 139 286 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 169 .1 (X)

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 21 ............ 7 023 100.0 19.4

7363 Help supply services 30 ..... 69 682 100.0 95.5

Placement fees or commissions 5 .. 1 987 2.9 (X)

Temporary help supply 30 .......... 67 666 97.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 (V) (X)

HARTFORD, CT MSA

7361 Employment agencies 72 ... 21 734 100.0 83.3

Placement fees or commissions 72 .. 21 178 97.4 (X)

Temporary help supply 5 .......... 352 1.6 (X)

Consulting services 5 ............. 204 .9 (X)

HONOLULU, HI MSA

7361 Employment agencies 37 ... 10 917 100.0 100.0

Placement fees or commissions 37 .. 10 903 99.9 (X)

Temporary help supply 6 .......... 14 .1 (X)

HOUSTON–GALVESTON–

BRAZORIA, TX CMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 311 ............ 129 402 100.0 34.1

7363 Help supply services 373 ..... 757 294 100.0 66.2

Placement fees or commissions 97 .. 14 304 1.9 (X)

Temporary help supply 373 .......... 738 430 97.5 (X)

Help supply, except temporary

and employee leasing 6 .......... 1 002 .1 (X)

Consulting services 9 ............. 1 596 .2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 19 .... 1 910 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 (V) (X)

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 302 ............ 125 640 100.0 35.3

7363 Help supply services 353 ..... 729 610 100.0 68.1

Placement fees or commissions 97 .. 14 304 2.0 (X)

Temporary help supply 353 .......... 710 746 97.4 (X)

Help supply, except temporary

and employee leasing 6 .......... 1 002 .1 (X)

Consulting services 9 ............. 1 596 .2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 19 .... 1 910 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSA

7361 Employment agencies 67 ... 23 615 100.0 83.5

Placement fees or commissions 67 .. 21 670 91.8 (X)

Consulting services 6 ............. 1 033 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .... 327 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 585 2.5 (X)

7363 Help supply services 91 ..... 146 321 100.0 68.4

Placement fees or commissions 14 .. 121 .1 (X)

Temporary help supply 91 .......... 145 691 99.6 (X)

Consulting services 4 ............. 419 .3 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .... 90 .1 (X)

KALAMAZOO–BATTLE

CREEK, MI MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 9 ............ 1 897 100.0 –

7363 Help supply services 31 ..... 86 468 100.0 99.1

Placement fees or commissions 6 .. 72 .1 (X)

Temporary help supply 31 .......... 85 990 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 406 .5 (X)

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 97 ............ 25 103 100.0 51.4

7363 Help supply services 132 ..... 164 553 100.0 72.7

Placement fees or commissions 22 .. 1 347 .8 (X)

Temporary help supply 132 .......... 162 329 98.7 (X)

Consulting services 4 ............. 87 .1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .... 727 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 63 (V) (X)

KNOXVILLE, TN MSA

7361 Employment agencies 22 ... 6 045 100.0 70.0

Placement fees or commissions 22 .. 6 045 100.0 (X)

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 13 ............ 2 221 100.0 49.3

7363 Help supply services 26 ..... 19 998 100.0 67.5

Placement fees or commissions 4 .. 51 .3 (X)

Temporary help supply 26 .......... 19 946 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

LANSING–EAST LANSING,

MI MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 14 ............ 3 089 100.0 43.0

7363 Help supply services 24 ..... 29 758 100.0 92.3

Temporary help supply 24 .......... 28 298 95.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 460 4.9 (X)

LEXINGTON, KY MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 16 ............ 3 257 100.0 5.6

7363 Help supply services 22 ..... 31 633 100.0 87.2

Placement fees or commissions 5 .. 284 .9 (X)

Temporary help supply 22 .......... 31 138 98.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 211 .7 (X)

LITTLE ROCK–NORTH

LITTLE ROCK, AR MSA

7361 Employment agencies 25 ... 3 444 100.0 83.1

Placement fees or commissions 25 .. 3 444 100.0 (X)

7363 Help supply services 46 ..... 57 429 100.0 79.7

Temporary help supply 46 .......... 57 379 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 50 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 859 ............ 403 406 100.0 47.0

7363 Help supply services 1 ..... 114 1 934 594 100.0 69.7

Placement fees or commissions 252 .. 16 013 .8 (X)

Temporary help supply 1 .......... 114 1 915 121 99.0 (X)

Employee leasing 6 ............... 1 287 .1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 16 .... 1 688 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 485 (V) (X)

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 584 ............ 282 252 100.0 48.1

7363 Help supply services 663 ..... 1 159 338 100.0 68.7

Placement fees or commissions 148 .. 10 742 .9 (X)

Temporary help supply 663 .......... 1 146 948 98.9 (X)

All other receipts from clients 9 .... 713 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 935 .1 (X)

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 188 ............ 82 530 100.0 49.8

7363 Help supply services 261 ..... 507 247 100.0 70.0

Placement fees or commissions 68 .. 3 963 .8 (X)

Temporary help supply 261 .......... 502 772 99.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 512 .1 (X)

RIVERSIDE–SAN

BERNARDINO, CA PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 50 ............ 30 655 100.0 31.6

7363 Help supply services 129 ..... 183 535 100.0 67.0

Placement fees or commissions 20 .. 785 .4 (X)

Temporary help supply 129 .......... 182 401 99.4 (X)

Consulting services 11 ............. 219 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 130 .1 (X)

VENTURA, CA PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 37 ............ 7 969 100.0 51.0

7363 Help supply services 61 ..... 84 474 100.0 86.7

Placement fees or commissions 16 .. 523 .6 (X)

Temporary help supply 61 .......... 83 000 98.3 (X)

Consulting services 9 ............. 55 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 896 1.1 (X)

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 28 ............ 8 522 100.0 14.2

7363 Help supply services 66 ..... 84 486 100.0 82.9

Placement fees or commissions 10 .. 607 .7 (X)

Temporary help supply 66 .......... 83 399 98.7 (X)

All other receipts from clients 8 .... 135 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 345 .4 (X)

MACON, GA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 5 ............ 839 100.0 –

7363 Help supply services 19 ..... 15 364 100.0 80.1

Temporary help supply 19 .......... 15 053 98.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 311 2.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MEMPHIS, TN–AR–MS MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 45 ............ 12 140 100.0 44.6

7363 Help supply services 66 ..... 101 189 100.0 91.5

Placement fees or commissions 10 .. 427 .4 (X)

Temporary help supply 66 .......... 100 677 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 85 .1 (X)

MIAMI–FORT

LAUDERDALE, FL CMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 201 ............ 54 672 100.0 38.0

7363 Help supply services 273 ..... 417 359 100.0 73.2

Placement fees or commissions 72 .. 2 810 .7 (X)

Temporary help supply 273 .......... 414 358 99.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 191 .1 (X)

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL

PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 108 ............ 27 931 100.0 20.6

7363 Help supply services 131 ..... 232 120 100.0 81.8

Placement fees or commissions 36 .. 1 262 .5 (X)

Temporary help supply 131 .......... 230 801 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 57 (V) (X)

MIAMI, FL PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 93 ............ 26 741 100.0 54.9

7363 Help supply services 142 ..... 185 239 100.0 64.7

Placement fees or commissions 36 .. 1 548 .8 (X)

Temporary help supply 142 .......... 183 557 99.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 134 .1 (X)

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 100 ............ 45 878 100.0 59.6

7363 Help supply services 138 ..... 306 584 100.0 86.3

Placement fees or commissions 24 .. 1 441 .5 (X)

Temporary help supply 138 .......... 303 690 99.1 (X)

Consulting services 4 ............. 161 .1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 7 .... 993 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 299 .1 (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

7361 Employment agencies 173 ... 48 779 100.0 69.6

Placement fees or commissions 173 .. 45 530 93.3 (X)

Temporary help supply 8 .......... 2 239 4.6 (X)

Consulting services 6 ............. 950 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 .1 (X)

7363 Help supply services 245 ..... 427 126 100.0 81.3

Placement fees or commissions 29 .. 4 311 1.0 (X)

Temporary help supply 245 .......... 420 164 98.4 (X)

Employee leasing 4 ............... 1 933 .5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 15 .... 506 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 212 .1 (X)

MONTGOMERY, AL MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 5 ............ 404 100.0 18.6

7363 Help supply services 10 ..... 10 434 100.0 94.2

Temporary help supply 10 .......... 10 320 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 114 1.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NASHVILLE, TN MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 69 ............ 37 886 100.0 51.3

7363 Help supply services 70 ..... 123 097 100.0 85.3

Placement fees or commissions 11 .. 1 391 1.1 (X)

Temporary help supply 70 .......... 121 702 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 56 ............ 25 319 100.0 54.6

7363 Help supply services 101 ..... 166 378 100.0 64.0

Placement fees or commissions 15 .. 1 739 1.1 (X)

Temporary help supply 101 .......... 164 623 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 (V) (X)

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 180 ............ 51 218 100.0 41.9

7363 Help supply services 114 ..... 135 117 100.0 66.7

Placement fees or commissions 19 .. 1 596 1.2 (X)

Temporary help supply 114 .......... 129 902 96.1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .... 2 650 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 969 .7 (X)

BRIDGEPORT, CT PMSA

7361 Employment agencies 40 ... 10 987 100.0 90.7

Placement fees or commissions 40 .. 7 872 71.7 (X)

Temporary help supply 4 .......... 1 459 13.3 (X)

Consulting services 34 ............. 1 019 9.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 637 5.8 (X)

MIDDLESEX–SOMERSET–

HUNTERDON, NJ PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 87 ............ 35 952 100.0 50.9

7363 Help supply services 103 ..... 173 591 100.0 79.2

Placement fees or commissions 28 .. 960 .6 (X)

Temporary help supply 103 .......... 170 047 98.0 (X)

All other receipts from clients 4 .... 792 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 792 1.0 (X)

MONMOUTH–OCEAN, NJ

PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 58 ............ 20 633 100.0 47.3

7363 Help supply services 39 ..... 46 235 100.0 64.8

Placement fees or commissions 7 .. 75 .2 (X)

Temporary help supply 39 .......... 46 059 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 101 .2 (X)

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

7361 Employment agencies 1 ... 035 577 281 100.0 76.0

Placement fees or commissions 1 .. 035 562 525 97.4 (X)

Temporary help supply 17 .......... 3 728 .7 (X)

Consulting services 11 ............. 2 934 .5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 15 .... 8 094 1.4 (X)

7363 Help supply services 448 ..... 906 440 100.0 64.3

Placement fees or commissions 91 .. 11 636 1.3 (X)

Temporary help supply 448 .......... 888 948 98.1 (X)

Consulting services 9 ............. 2 610 .3 (X)

All other receipts from clients 17 .... 3 246 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

7361 Employment agencies 228 ... 93 420 100.0 77.2

Placement fees or commissions 228 .. 91 549 98.0 (X)

Consulting services 37 ............. 1 463 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 408 .4 (X)

7363 Help supply services 159 ..... 226 190 100.0 81.6

Placement fees or commissions 64 .. 3 519 1.6 (X)

Temporary help supply 159 .......... 218 512 96.6 (X)

Consulting services 7 ............. 4 006 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 153 .1 (X)

STAMFORD–NORWALK, CT

PMSA

7361 Employment agencies 114 ... 63 373 100.0 82.4

Placement fees or commissions 114 .. 57 600 90.9 (X)

Temporary help supply 9 .......... 5 752 9.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 (V) (X)

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 56 ............ 14 600 100.0 53.4

7363 Help supply services 71 ..... 123 521 100.0 66.3

Placement fees or commissions 5 .. 258 .2 (X)

Temporary help supply 71 .......... 122 362 99.1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 8 .... 89 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 812 .7 (X)

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 47 ............ 14 901 100.0 18.5

7363 Help supply services 57 ..... 100 432 100.0 74.7

Temporary help supply 57 .......... 100 157 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 275 .3 (X)

ORLANDO, FL MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 76 ............ 21 553 100.0 36.6

7363 Help supply services 127 ..... 140 140 100.0 74.4

Placement fees or commissions 9 .. 431 .3 (X)

Temporary help supply 127 .......... 135 000 96.3 (X)

Help supply, except temporary

and employee leasing 5 .......... 1 571 1.1 (X)

Consulting services 4 ............. 1 415 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from clients 7 .... 1 723 1.2 (X)

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 127 ............ 41 252 100.0 39.1

7363 Help supply services 191 ..... 292 439 100.0 79.3

Placement fees or commissions 25 .. 2 505 .9 (X)

Temporary help supply 191 .......... 289 658 99.1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .... 227 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 49 (V) (X)

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 103 ............ 29 627 100.0 24.9

7363 Help supply services 149 ..... 217 237 100.0 76.3

Placement fees or commissions 36 .. 1 401 .6 (X)

Temporary help supply 149 .......... 214 199 98.6 (X)

Employee leasing 15 ............... 527 .2 (X)

All other receipts from clients 6 .... 958 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 152 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 76 ............ 22 652 100.0 56.6

7363 Help supply services 134 ..... 203 720 100.0 92.0

Placement fees or commissions 19 .. 1 671 .8 (X)

Temporary help supply 134 .......... 201 906 99.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 143 .1 (X)

RICHMOND–PETERSBURG,

VA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 49 ............ 10 913 100.0 31.0

7363 Help supply services 66 ..... 100 404 100.0 77.9

Placement fees or commissions 6 .. 610 .6 (X)

Temporary help supply 66 .......... 97 703 97.3 (X)

Consulting services 6 ............. 159 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 932 1.9 (X)

ROCHESTER, NY MSA

7361 Employment agencies 23 ... 4 937 100.0 72.5

Placement fees or commissions 23 .. 4 759 96.4 (X)

Temporary help supply 5 .......... 178 3.6 (X)

7363 Help supply services 83 ..... 197 224 100.0 81.3

Placement fees or commissions 14 .. 716 .4 (X)

Temporary help supply 83 .......... 196 439 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 69 (V) (X)

ROCKFORD, IL MSA

7361 Employment agencies 17 ... 9 678 100.0 96.4

Placement fees or commissions 17 .. 9 061 93.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 617 6.4 (X)

SAGINAW–BAY CITY–

MIDLAND, MI MSA

7361 Employment agencies 6 ... 417 100.0 76.9

Placement fees or commissions 6 .. 417 100.0 (X)

7363 Help supply services 20 ..... 40 508 100.0 61.5

Temporary help supply 20 .......... 40 508 100.0 (X)

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

7361 Employment agencies 140 ... 73 830 100.0 77.4

Placement fees or commissions 140 .. 48 853 66.2 (X)

Temporary help supply 5 .......... 137 .2 (X)

Consulting services 57 ............. 5 744 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 096 25.9 (X)

7363 Help supply services # 146 .. 247 305 100.0 55.4

SALINAS, CA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 7 ............ 949 100.0 57.4

7363 Help supply services 15 ..... 12 147 100.0 92.4

Placement fees or commissions 8 .. 256 2.1 (X)

Temporary help supply 15 .......... 11 888 97.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 37 ............ 7 559 100.0 53.9

7363 Help supply services 62 ..... 195 029 100.0 84.4

Placement fees or commissions 8 .. 1 807 .9 (X)

Temporary help supply 62 .......... 193 211 99.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 57 ............ 24 923 100.0 48.1

7363 Help supply services 68 ..... 120 828 100.0 78.4

Placement fees or commissions 13 .. 823 .7 (X)

Temporary help supply 68 .......... 118 550 98.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 455 1.2 (X)

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 120 ............ 71 047 100.0 15.3

7363 Help supply services 156 ..... 281 080 100.0 73.1

Placement fees or commissions 40 .. 1 522 .5 (X)

Temporary help supply 156 .......... 278 447 99.1 (X)

Consulting services 9 ............. 885 .3 (X)

All other receipts from clients 6 .... 197 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 (V) (X)

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 109 ............ 37 494 100.0 46.8

7363 Help supply services 203 ..... 372 883 100.0 78.9

Placement fees or commissions 77 .. 2 825 .8 (X)

Temporary help supply 203 .......... 367 594 98.6 (X)

Consulting services 5 ............. 432 .1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 11 .... 1 443 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 589 .2 (X)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 233 ............ 121 335 100.0 56.8

7363 Help supply services 203 ..... 335 959 100.0 80.0

Placement fees or commissions 116 .. 17 491 5.2 (X)

Temporary help supply 203 .......... 317 532 94.5 (X)

All other receipts from clients 7 .... 204 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 732 .2 (X)

SAN JOSE, CA PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 102 ............ 51 185 100.0 56.0

7363 Help supply services 178 ..... 522 311 100.0 79.1

Placement fees or commissions 30 .. 2 399 .5 (X)

Temporary help supply 178 .......... 517 941 99.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 971 .4 (X)

SANTA CRUZ–

WATSONVILLE, CA PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 3 ............ 2 770 100.0 –

7363 Help supply services 11 ..... 13 231 100.0 84.8

Temporary help supply 11 .......... 13 230 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

VALLEJO–FAIRFIELD–

NAPA, CA PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 11 ............ 7 477 100.0 6.4

7363 Help supply services 19 ..... 22 402 100.0 91.3

Temporary help supply 19 .......... 22 287 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 115 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SANTA BARBARA–SANTA

MARIA–LOMPOC, CA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 11 ............ 3 939 100.0 5.6

7363 Help supply services 29 ..... 35 341 100.0 93.5

Placement fees or commissions 8 .. 265 .8 (X)

Temporary help supply 29 .......... 33 145 93.8 (X)

Consulting services 4 ............. 427 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 504 4.3 (X)

SARASOTA–BRADENTON,

FL MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 22 ............ 2 634 100.0 4.6

7363 Help supply services 42 ..... 31 873 100.0 78.9

Placement fees or commissions 11 .. 36 .1 (X)

Temporary help supply 42 .......... 31 837 99.9 (X)

SCRANTON–WILKESBARRE–HAZLETON, PA

MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 22 ............ 8 538 100.0 29.4

7363 Help supply services 29 ..... 22 988 100.0 90.0

Temporary help supply 29 .......... 22 942 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 46 .2 (X)

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 140 ............ 30 267 100.0 51.5

7363 Help supply services 191 ..... 337 822 100.0 83.6

Placement fees or commissions 37 .. 4 398 1.3 (X)

Temporary help supply 191 .......... 331 792 98.2 (X)

Consulting services 5 ............. 365 .1 (X)

All other receipts from clients 5 .... 1 267 .4 (X)

TACOMA, WA PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 16 ............ 4 555 100.0 49.7

7363 Help supply services 21 ..... 29 545 100.0 86.3

Placement fees or commissions 5 .. 199 .7 (X)

Temporary help supply 21 .......... 29 346 99.3 (X)

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 8 ............ 1 640 100.0 35.1

7363 Help supply services 17 ..... 23 534 100.0 81.3

Temporary help supply 17 .......... 23 408 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 126 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SPRINGFIELD, MA MSA

7361 Employment agencies 16 ... 8 142 100.0 69.7

Placement fees or commissions 16 .. 7 286 89.5 (X)

Temporary help supply 5 .......... 856 10.5 (X)

7363 Help supply services 33 ..... 42 050 100.0 68.8

Temporary help supply 33 .......... 40 896 97.3 (X)

Consulting services 5 ............. 126 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 028 2.4 (X)

STOCKTON–LODI, CA MSA

7363 Help supply services 23 ..... 22 532 100.0 74.3

Placement fees or commissions 6 .. 515 2.3 (X)

Temporary help supply 23 .......... 22 013 97.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

SYRACUSE, NY MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 22 ............ 5 417 100.0 31.7

7363 Help supply services 53 ..... 49 568 100.0 80.9

Placement fees or commissions 10 .. 732 1.5 (X)

Temporary help supply 53 .......... 47 738 96.3 (X)

All other receipts from clients 6 .... 1 098 2.2 (X)

TOLEDO, OH MSA

7361 Employment agencies 13 ... 5 888 100.0 84.1

Placement fees or commissions 13 .. 4 792 81.4 (X)

All other receipts from clients 10 .... 106 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 990 16.8 (X)

7363 Help supply services 42 ..... 52 752 100.0 70.4

Placement fees or commissions 8 .. 94 .2 (X)

Temporary help supply 42 .......... 52 617 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 41 .1 (X)

TUCSON, AZ MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 24 ............ 16 641 100.0 15.4

7363 Help supply services 45 ..... 43 745 100.0 81.8

Temporary help supply 45 .......... 43 640 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 105 .2 (X)

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 312 ............ 118 426 100.0 52.0

7363 Help supply services 385 ..... 552 873 100.0 73.3

Placement fees or commissions 67 .. 4 668 .8 (X)

Temporary help supply 385 .......... 547 074 99.0 (X)

All other receipts from clients 13 .... 1 064 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 67 (V) (X)

WEST PALM BEACH–BOCA

RATON, FL MSA

7361 Employment

agencies # 59 ............ 13 427 100.0 21.2

7363 Help supply services 92 ..... 166 870 100.0 82.0

Placement fees or commissions 33 .. 2 668 1.6 (X)

Temporary help supply 92 .......... 164 202 98.4 (X)

YOUNGSTOWN–WARREN,

OH MSA

7361 Employment agencies 14 ... 1 788 100.0 91.1

Placement fees or commissions 14 .. 1 788 100.0 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7371 Computer programming services 23 ................ 265 23 548 106 100.0 74.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 162 766 452 3.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 1 .................... 666 218 420 .9 (X)

Applications software 3 .......... 066 540 206 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 7 826 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 23 ....... 265 19 941 434 84.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 18 .................... 057 12 521 112 53.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 11 .................... 953 7 420 322 31.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 150 1 013 393 4.3 (X)

For hardware installation 2 ....... 380 219 562 .9 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 270 793 831 3.4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 452 ...................... 121 211 .5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 1 ............. 113 272 341 1.2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 188 ............... 25 224 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 1 .... 040 206 765 .9 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 424 . 96 895 .4 (X)

Data entry 312 ................... 26 790 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 534 .................... 83 080 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 1 .................... 085 105 420 .5 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 59 .................... 11 348 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 288 .... 17 410 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 3 .................... 467 431 490 1.8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 1 ...................... 426 50 061 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 456 .................. 54 489 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 1 ...................... 021 271 693 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 1 . 541 255 606 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 769 (V) (X)

7372 Prepackaged software 7 ... 108 20 802 420 100.0 71.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 7 ...................... 108 18 167 699 87.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 2 .................... 682 7 464 578 35.9 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 261 8 765 159 42.1 (X)

Other prepackaged software 598 ... 1 937 962 9.3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 2 ....... 806 868 396 4.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 2 .................... 076 462 536 2.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 1 .................... 325 405 860 2.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 1 ............. 840 505 310 2.4 (X)

For hardware installation 492 ....... 44 082 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 1 ...................... 540 461 228 2.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 232 ............. 75 663 .4 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 67 ............... 35 301 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 305 .... 52 088 .3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 184 . 37 973 .2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 116 .................... 10 577 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 3 538 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7372 Prepackaged softwarem

Con.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 377 .................... 104 119 .5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 157 ............... 75 215 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 104 .... 9 936 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 1 .................... 132 282 120 1.4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 424 ...................... 35 000 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 171 .................. 31 106 .2 (X)

All other computer~related services 793 ...................... 321 269 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 983 . 229 294 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 904 .1 (X)

7373 Computer integrated

systems 5 ................ 011 14 804 912 100.0 67.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 939 ...................... 131 064 .9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 413 .................... 54 653 .4 (X)

Applications software 642 .......... 73 300 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 3 111 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 1 ....... 972 817 885 5.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 1 .................... 432 586 638 4.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 974 .................... 231 247 1.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 1 ............. 311 327 264 2.2 (X) For hardware installation 693 ....... 56 752 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 1 ...................... 010 270 512 1.8 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 189 ...................... 183 139 1.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 011 11 703 112 79.1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 82 ............... 9 490 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 401 .... 146 591 1.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 203 . 106 067 .7 (X)

Data entry 96 ................... 7 981 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 159 .................... 32 543 .2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 1 .................... 334 700 353 4.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 95 ............... 15 453 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 230 .... 30 707 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 1 .................... 076 232 276 1.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 642 ...................... 22 852 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 337 .................. 49 458 .3 (X)

All other computer~related

services 518 ...................... 85 318 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 727 . 346 279 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 671 (V) (X)

7374 Computer processing and

data preparation and

processing services 7 .... 286 20 199 518 100.0 80.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 412 ...................... 205 780 1.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 107 .................... 25 098 .1 (X)

Applications software 330 .......... 178 700 .9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 982 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7374 Computer processing and

data preparation and

processing servicesm Con.

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 1 ....... 006 755 810 3.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 784 .................... 550 423 2.7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 437 .................... 205 387 1.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 2 ............. 130 512 566 2.5 (X)

For hardware installation 238 ....... 229 295 1.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 2 ...................... 055 283 271 1.4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 113 ...................... 84 720 .4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 1 ............. 686 178 894 .9 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 1 ............... 757 221 636 1.1 (X)

Computer processing services 7 .... 286 17 424 823 86.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 4 . 814 11 767 741 58.3 (X)

Data entry 1 ................... 791 815 067 4.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 3 .................... 441 4 842 015 24.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 1 .................... 875 129 375 .6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 1 .... 775 99 826 .5 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 18 ........................ 36 810 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 549 .................... 136 310 .7 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 169 ...................... 31 765 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 123 .................. 18 555 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 306 ...................... 143 780 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 638 . 212 856 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 012 (V) (X)

7375 Information retrieval

services 1 ................ 090 3 900 000 100.0 69.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 71 ...................... 31 816 .8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 12 .................... 2 944 .1 (X)

Applications software 56 .......... 28 304 .7 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 568 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 84 ....... 23 886 .6 (X)

Custom software development

services 70 .................... 13 418 .3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 53 .................... 10 468 .3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 99 ............. 21 931 .6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 77 ...................... 20 706 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 1 225 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 12 ............. 11 145 .3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 1 ............... 090 3 537 878 90.7 (X)

Computer processing services 81 .... 43 604 1.1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 56 . 18 121 .5 (X)

Data entry 31 ................... 21 987 .6 (X)

Other computer processing

services 21 .................... 3 496 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 45 .................... 22 665 .6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 138 .... 13 647 .4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 173 .................... 15 968 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7375 Information retrieval servicesmCon.

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 33 ...................... 2 586 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 38 .................. 12 945 .3 (X)

All other computer~related

services 41 ...................... 42 080 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 96 . 118 268 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 581 (V) (X)

7376 Computer facilities

management services 675 ... 2 576 787 100.0 85.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 43 ...................... 4 959 .2 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 11 .................... 1 898 .1 (X)

Applications software 30 .......... 2 891 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 170 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 139 ....... 244 797 9.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 104 .................... 101 873 4.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 77 .................... 142 924 5.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 100 ............. 46 553 1.8 (X) For hardware installation 40 ....... 9 551 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 88 ...................... 37 002 1.4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 675 ...................... 1 925 951 74.7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 32 ............. 26 049 1.0 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 21 ............... 7 356 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 91 .... 84 138 3.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 33 . 34 986 1.4 (X)

Data entry 55 ................... 30 025 1.2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 34 .................... 19 127 .7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 36 .................... 40 117 1.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 11 ............... 3 097 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 66 .................... 12 236 .5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 28 ...................... 4 030 .2 (X)

All other computer~related services 63 ...................... 69 850 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 62 . 106 839 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 815 (V) (X)

7377 Computer rental and

leasing 854 ................. 2 212 150 100.0 65.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 21 ...................... 1 194 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 194 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 28 ....... 2 538 .1 (X)

Custom software development

services 23 .................... 1 815 .1 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 723 (V) (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 45 ............. 3 526 .2 (X)

For hardware installation 29 ....... 1 549 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 32 ...................... 1 977 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 23 .... 1 328 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 328 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7377 Computer rental and

leasingmCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 122 .................... 37 998 1.7 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 64 .................... 168 547 7.6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 854 .... 1 702 201 77.0 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 67 ........................ 25 111 1.1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 247 .................... 135 946 6.2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 37 .................. 53 808 2.4 (X)

All other computer~related

services 27 ...................... 1 762 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 117 . 75 627 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 564 .1 (X)

7378 Computer maintenance

and repair 5 .............. 041 7 352 721 100.0 77.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 336 ...................... 22 612 .3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 150 .................... 3 865 .1 (X)

Applications software 281 .......... 17 341 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 406 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 385 ....... 42 886 .6 (X)

Custom software development

services 280 .................... 29 531 .4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 173 .................... 13 355 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 835 ............. 90 258 1.2 (X)

For hardware installation 551 ....... 50 935 .7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 452 ...................... 39 323 .5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 236 ............. 48 144 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 59 .... 24 595 .3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 30 . 13 485 .2 (X)

Data entry 23 ................... 10 386 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 724 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 041 6 413 611 87.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 127 ............... 13 968 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 403 .... 43 255 .6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 1 .................... 815 542 387 7.4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 382 ...................... 21 099 .3 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 259 .................. 17 524 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 258 ...................... 20 789 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 241 . 45 564 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 029 .1 (X)

7379 Computer related

services, n.e.c. 8 .......... 722 5 676 842 100.0 65.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 1 ...................... 111 145 118 2.6 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 456 .................... 64 045 1.1 (X)

Applications software 684 .......... 79 509 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 564 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 1 ....... 672 264 201 4.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 1 .................... 076 156 324 2.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 660 .................... 107 877 1.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7379 Computer related

services, n.e.c.mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 7 ............. 341 3 714 593 65.4 (X)

For hardware installation 1 ....... 484 269 770 4.8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 741 3 444 823 60.7 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 153 ...................... 32 756 .6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 323 ............. 54 801 1.0 (X)

Computer processing services 359 .... 56 952 1.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 144 . 21 631 .4 (X)

Data entry 139 ................... 17 386 .3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 173 .................... 17 935 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 509 .................... 35 060 .6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 62 ............... 10 910 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 111 .... 3 953 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 1 .................... 034 104 523 1.8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 610 ...................... 25 773 .5 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 355 .................. 33 130 .6 (X)

All other computer~related

services 1 ...................... 873 1 086 914 19.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 638 . 104 448 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 710 .1 (X)

ABILENE, TX MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 8 ................ 3 944 100.0 95.2

Computer processing services 6 .... 3 681 93.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 5 . 1 497 38.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 1 921 48.7 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 263 6.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 263 6.7 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 9 ................... 9 994 100.0 85.9

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 1 674 16.8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 1 004 10.1 (X)

All other computer~related services 4 ...................... 17 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 299 73.0 (X)

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 91 . 106 307 100.0 72.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 33 ...................... 29 525 27.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 10 .................... 10 292 9.7 (X)

Applications software 25 .......... 17 504 16.5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 729 1.6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 76 ....... 40 606 38.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 60 .................... 18 928 17.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 37 .................... 21 678 20.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 22 ............. 7 347 6.9 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 235 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 20 ...................... 7 112 6.7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 13 ............. 16 998 16.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 3 979 3.7 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 7 .... 75 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 26 .................... 6 186 5.8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 12 ...................... 169 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 10 .................. 693 .7 (X)

All other computer~related

services 8 ...................... 611 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 73 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 45 (V) (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 38 ................ 69 376 100.0 81.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 170 .3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 6 .................... 170 .3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 6 ............. 266 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 266 .4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 10 ...................... 12 078 17.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 362 .5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 14 ............... 16 914 24.4 (X)

Computer processing services 20 .... 39 132 56.4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 12 . 12 683 18.3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 13 .................... 25 797 37.2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 652 .9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 88 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 6 .... 88 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 278 .4 (X)

ALBUQUERQUE, NM MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 23 ................ 15 808 100.0 87.0

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 12 ............. 445 2.8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 12 ...................... 445 2.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 10 ............. 182 1.2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 13 ............... 2 521 16.0 (X)

Computer processing services 20 .... 10 733 67.9 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 12 . 9 132 57.8 (X)

Data entry 6 ................... 599 3.8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 18 .................... 1 002 6.3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 90 .6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 10 .... 90 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 747 11.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ALLENTOWN–

BETHLEHEM–EASTON, PA

MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 58 . 48 788 100.0 74.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 29 ...................... 7 243 14.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 12 .................... 1 084 2.2 (X)

Applications software 18 .......... 5 985 12.3 (X)

Other prepackaged software 7 ... 174 .4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 46 ....... 21 542 44.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 35 .................... 6 341 13.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 21 .................... 15 201 31.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 20 ............. 2 914 6.0 (X) For hardware installation 9 ....... 2 234 4.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 13 ...................... 680 1.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 15 ............. 10 808 22.2 (X)

Computer processing services 5 .... 179 .4 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 179 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 3 698 7.6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 11 .................... 1 036 2.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 6 ...................... 108 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 260 2.6 (X)

AMARILLO, TX MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 17 . 8 737 100.0 81.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 16 ...................... 2 484 28.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 7 .................... 1 159 13.3 (X)

Applications software 13 .......... 1 325 15.2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 14 ....... 1 674 19.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 9 .................... 349 4.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 11 .................... 1 325 15.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 1 620 18.5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 5 ............... 97 1.1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 971 11.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 8 ...................... 45 .5 (X)

All other computer~related

services 4 ...................... 178 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 668 19.1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 8 ................ 5 184 100.0 100.0

Computer processing services 7 .... 1 523 29.4 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 523 29.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 661 70.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ANCHORAGE, AK MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 23 . 11 173 100.0 74.4

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 19 ....... 9 606 86.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 17 .................... 7 907 70.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 8 .................... 1 699 15.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 39 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 74 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 454 13.0 (X)

APPLETON–OSHKOSH–

NEENAH, WI MSA

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 8 ................... 2 767 100.0 77.4

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 2 386 86.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 381 13.8 (X)

ASHEVILLE, NC MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 18 . 5 965 100.0 81.8

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 17 ....... 2 705 45.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 11 .................... 1 191 20.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 13 .................... 1 514 25.4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 26 .4 (X) For hardware installation 4 ....... 19 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 7 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 234 54.2 (X)

ATLANTA, GA MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 174 ................ 819 964 100.0 68.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 13 ...................... 10 095 1.2 (X)

Applications software 13 .......... 7 719 .9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 2 376 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 22 ....... 22 518 2.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 18 .................... 17 389 2.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 9 .................... 5 129 .6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 65 ............. 22 655 2.8 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 2 970 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 63 ...................... 19 685 2.4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 15 ...................... 11 650 1.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 51 ............. 3 607 .4 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 82 ............... 106 474 13.0 (X)

Computer processing services 147 .... 527 286 64.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 99 . 378 111 46.1 (X)

Data entry 35 ................... 16 290 2.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 87 .................... 132 885 16.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ATLANTA, GA MSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 62 .................... 11 907 1.5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 58 .... 3 787 .5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 19 .................... 3 134 .4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 6 ...................... 6 087 .7 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 6 .................. 7 427 .9 (X)

All other computer~related

services 13 ...................... 34 335 4.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 . 49 002 6.0 (X)

AUGUSTA–AIKEN, GA–SC

MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 6 ................ 8 009 100.0 64.6

Computer processing services 6 .... 7 814 97.6 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 7 814 97.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 195 2.4 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 9 ................... 1 724 100.0 69.9

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 443 25.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 435 25.2 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 8 .5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 836 48.5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 114 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 331 19.2 (X)

AUSTIN–SAN MARCOS, TX

MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 43 ................ 73 826 100.0 78.8

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 236 .3 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 236 .3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 21 ............. 1 891 2.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 20 ...................... 1 891 2.6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 18 ............. 1 140 1.5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 24 ............... 6 626 9.0 (X)

Computer processing services 35 .... 57 394 77.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 30 . 52 096 70.6 (X)

Data entry 6 ................... 204 .3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 23 .................... 5 094 6.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 20 .................... 601 .8 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 26 .... 651 .9 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 338 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 55 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 894 6.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BAKERSFIELD, CA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 32 . 55 098 100.0 89.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 8 ...................... 5 225 9.5 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 194 .4 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 5 031 9.1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 27 ....... 46 016 83.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 22 .................... 17 523 31.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 15 .................... 28 493 51.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 8 ............. 371 .7 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 90 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 7 ...................... 281 .5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 744 1.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 5 ............... 57 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 211 .4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 6 ...................... 60 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 11 ...................... 857 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 585 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 972 1.8 (X)

BATON ROUGE, LA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 50 . 57 034 100.0 87.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 12 ...................... 35 886 62.9 (X)

Applications software 9 .......... 292 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 35 594 62.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 44 ....... 11 536 20.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 41 .................... 7 959 14.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 26 .................... 3 577 6.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 8 ............. 217 .4 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 135 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 82 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 9 ............. 7 213 12.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 562 1.0 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 437 .8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 7 ...................... 217 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 77 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 889 1.6 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 23 ................ 22 846 100.0 89.1

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 390 1.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 274 1.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 116 .5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 7 ............. 140 .6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 7 ...................... 140 .6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 55 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BATON ROUGE, LA MSAm

Con.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 13 ............... 13 312 58.3 (X)

Computer processing services 18 .... 7 345 32.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 16 . 5 418 23.7 (X)

Data entry 5 ................... 81 .4 (X)

Other computer processing

services 9 .................... 1 846 8.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 26 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 26 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 552 6.8 (X)

BEAUMONT–PORT

ARTHUR, TX MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 13 . 4 070 100.0 67.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 1 069 26.3 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 1 069 26.3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 12 ....... 2 865 70.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 10 .................... 450 11.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 10 .................... 2 415 59.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 37 .9 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 37 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 99 2.4 (X)

BILLINGS, MT MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 11 ................ 24 377 100.0 85.5

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 4 ............... 644 2.6 (X)

Computer processing services 9 .... 23 030 94.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 4 . 21 634 88.8 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 396 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 703 2.9 (X)

BINGHAMTON, NY MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 25 . 25 766 100.0 97.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 1 145 4.4 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 560 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 585 2.3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 24 ....... 21 215 82.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 18 .................... 16 642 64.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 9 .................... 4 573 17.8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 8 ............. 122 .5 (X) For hardware installation 6 ....... 53 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 69 .3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 506 2.0 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 86 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 692 10.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 113 . 150 790 100.0 73.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 55 ...................... 45 245 30.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 21 .................... 19 749 13.1 (X)

Applications software 37 .......... 25 495 16.9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 85 ....... 38 281 25.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 67 .................... 17 747 11.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 36 .................... 20 534 13.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 13 ............. 11 045 7.3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 13 ...................... 11 026 7.3 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 19 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 24 ............. 36 554 24.2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 5 ............... 580 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 9 .... 8 606 5.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 7 . 8 024 5.3 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 582 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 5 251 3.5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 17 .................... 3 232 2.1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 7 .................. 196 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 11 ...................... 785 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 530 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 485 .3 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 34 ................ 88 225 100.0 87.3

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 7 072 8.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 208 .2 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 6 864 7.8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 11 ............. 465 .5 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 139 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 11 ...................... 326 .4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 8 ...................... 4 350 4.9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 123 .1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 11 ............... 2 182 2.5 (X)

Computer processing services 30 .... 69 376 78.6 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 23 . 66 016 74.8 (X)

Data entry 4 ................... 208 .2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 16 .................... 3 152 3.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 273 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 4 ............... 111 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 13 .... 147 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 1 024 1.2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 6 .................. 90 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSAm

Con.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

All other computer~related services 6 ...................... 722 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 1 846 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 444 .5 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 41 ................... 33 818 100.0 67.7

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 9 ............. 1 043 3.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 969 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 74 .2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 29 .................... 21 039 62.2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 4 .... 439 1.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 8 603 25.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 694 8.0 (X)

BOISE CITY, ID MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 11 ................ 9 980 100.0 89.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 172 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 172 1.7 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 172 1.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 5 .................... 172 1.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 259 2.6 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 68 .7 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 191 1.9 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 4 ............... 124 1.2 (X)

Computer processing services 11 .... 7 459 74.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 8 . 7 138 71.5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 8 .................... 303 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 18 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 533 5.3 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 5 .................. 232 2.3 (X)

All other computer~related

services 4 ...................... 139 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 35 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 855 8.6 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 16 ................... 5 138 100.0 77.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 67 1.3 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 66 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 85 1.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 29 .6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 56 1.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BOISE CITY, ID MSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 213 4.2 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 157 3.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 56 1.1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 4 ............... 25 .5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 2 618 51.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 5 ............... 95 1.9 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 1 110 21.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 66 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 859 16.7 (X)

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 1 . 583 4 528 013 100.0 67.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 673 ...................... 2 316 878 51.2 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 285 .................... 949 986 21.0 (X)

Applications software 402 .......... 1 024 146 22.6 (X)

Other prepackaged software 42 ... 342 746 7.6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 1 ....... 193 1 198 434 26.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 945 .................... 610 194 13.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 540 .................... 588 240 13.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 373 ............. 99 080 2.2 (X)

For hardware installation 118 ....... 10 670 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 313 ...................... 88 410 2.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 210 ............. 626 428 13.8 (X)

Computer processing services 60 .... 48 039 1.1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 35 . 47 456 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 583 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 82 .................... 58 317 1.3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 13 ............... 3 456 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 194 .................... 29 623 .7 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 95 ...................... 10 289 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 29 .................. 2 513 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 116 ...................... 87 689 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 141 . 43 910 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 357 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 267 ................ 1 104 222 100.0 77.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 17 ...................... 6 609 .6 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 5 .................... 935 .1 (X)

Applications software 12 .......... 5 585 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 89 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 38 ....... 7 208 .7 (X)

Custom software development

services 32 .................... 5 032 .5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 18 .................... 2 176 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 81 ............. 20 160 1.8 (X)

For hardware installation 11 ....... 2 594 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 75 ...................... 17 566 1.6 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 14 ...................... 26 155 2.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 52 ............. 5 749 .5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 95 ............... 155 913 14.1 (X)

Computer processing services 217 .... 859 278 77.8 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 139 . 510 616 46.2 (X)

Data entry 50 ................... 141 446 12.8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 104 .................... 207 216 18.8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 56 .................... 6 615 .6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 55 .... 2 650 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 21 .................... 2 966 .3 (X)

All other computer~related

services 16 ...................... 2 331 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 4 498 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 090 .4 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 528 ................... 1 123 600 100.0 76.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 34 ...................... 11 531 1.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 13 .................... 4 442 .4 (X)

Applications software 21 .......... 7 075 .6 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 14 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 57 ....... 8 563 .8 (X)

Custom software development

services 44 .................... 4 222 .4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 20 .................... 4 341 .4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 304 ............. 169 013 15.0 (X) For hardware installation 47 ....... 7 641 .7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 178 ...................... 161 372 14.4 (X)

Computer processing services 9 .... 1 017 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 4 .................... 605 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 412 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 172 .................... 745 528 66.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 7 ............... 4 497 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 50 .... 116 405 10.4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 101 .................... 29 239 2.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 37 ...................... 4 333 .4 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 10 .................. 1 071 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 86 ...................... 27 355 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 32 . 4 069 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 979 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 1 . 121 3 738 562 100.0 69.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 493 ...................... 2 028 869 54.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 211 .................... 873 202 23.4 (X)

Applications software 280 .......... 815 204 21.8 (X)

Other prepackaged software 39 ... 340 463 9.1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 831 ....... 957 961 25.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 665 .................... 499 344 13.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 384 .................... 458 617 12.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 262 ............. 72 514 1.9 (X)

For hardware installation 72 ....... 3 814 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 219 ...................... 68 700 1.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 151 ............. 429 285 11.5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 14 ............... 1 866 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 49 .... 47 218 1.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 27 . 46 818 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 400 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 58 .................... 44 417 1.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 8 ............... 3 094 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 128 .................... 16 263 .4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 60 ...................... 8 075 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 17 .................. 1 970 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 86 ...................... 84 269 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 115 . 41 614 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 147 (V) (X)

BROCKTON, MA PMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 5 ................ 793 100.0 100.0

Computer processing services 5 .... 735 92.7 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 735 92.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 58 7.3 (X)

LAWRENCE, MA–NH PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 91 . 202 498 100.0 71.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 43 ...................... 99 147 49.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 14 .................... 33 529 16.6 (X)

Applications software 34 .......... 65 617 32.4 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 65 ....... 88 703 43.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 46 .................... 19 706 9.7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 35 .................... 68 997 34.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 24 ............. 3 283 1.6 (X)

For hardware installation 11 ....... 711 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 20 ...................... 2 572 1.3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 12 ............. 8 997 4.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LAWRENCE, MA–NH PMSA

mCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 797 .4 (X)

All other computer~related

services 8 ...................... 108 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 282 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 181 .6 (X)

LOWELL, MA–NH PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 80 . 224 075 100.0 77.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 34 ...................... 73 361 32.7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 10 .................... 14 899 6.7 (X)

Applications software 24 .......... 56 217 25.1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 2 245 1.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 59 ....... 50 669 22.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 43 .................... 20 353 9.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 23 .................... 30 316 13.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 15 ............. 5 981 2.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 13 ...................... 4 421 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 1 560 .7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 9 ............. 86 565 38.6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 13 .................... 4 828 2.2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 8 ...................... 1 692 .8 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 4 .................. 234 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 745 .3 (X)

MANCHESTER, NH PMSA

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 28 ................... 27 919 100.0 100.0

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 212 .8 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 212 .8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 19 ............. 5 313 19.0 (X) For hardware installation 4 ....... 515 1.8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 4 798 17.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 17 510 62.7 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 4 .... 90 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 4 068 14.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 164 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 562 2.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NASHUA, NH PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 101 . 76 911 100.0 66.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 30 ...................... 22 895 29.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 15 .................... 16 809 21.9 (X)

Applications software 16 .......... 6 086 7.9 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 82 ....... 34 217 44.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 53 .................... 27 588 35.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 24 .................... 6 629 8.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 24 ............. 563 .7 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 147 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 17 ...................... 416 .5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 12 ............. 12 226 15.9 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 128 .2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 5 ...................... 163 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 11 ...................... 2 064 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 935 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 720 4.8 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 32 ................... 13 287 100.0 65.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 223 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 223 1.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 19 ............. 7 450 56.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 7 125 53.6 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 325 2.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 3 426 25.8 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 8 .... 360 2.7 (X)

All other computer~related

services 8 ...................... 632 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 196 9.0 (X)

PORTSMOUTH–

ROCHESTER, NH–ME

PMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 7 ................ 1 601 100.0 69.4

Computer processing services 5 .... 1 003 62.7 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 003 62.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 598 37.4 (X)

BROWNSVILLE–

HARLINGEN–SAN

BENITO, TX MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 8 ................ 2 130 100.0 100.0

Computer processing services 7 .... 1 041 48.9 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 5 . 851 40.0 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 190 8.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 089 51.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BUFFALO–NIAGARA

FALLS, NY MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 106 . 95 880 100.0 83.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 36 ...................... 7 270 7.6 (X)

Applications software 34 .......... 7 179 7.5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 91 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 90 ....... 63 338 66.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 76 .................... 37 429 39.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 47 .................... 25 909 27.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 15 ............. 826 .9 (X) For hardware installation 4 ....... 222 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 15 ...................... 604 .6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 24 ............. 15 963 16.7 (X)

Computer processing services 7 .... 5 461 5.7 (X)

Data entry 4 ................... 697 .7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 4 .................... 2 285 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 2 479 2.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 321 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 19 .................... 679 .7 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 13 ...................... 114 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 11 ...................... 879 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 210 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 819 .9 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 28 ................ 63 546 100.0 88.0

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 51 .1 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 50 .1 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 1 (V) (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 16 ............. 962 1.5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 16 ...................... 962 1.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 10 ............. 618 1.0 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 14 ............... 1 831 2.9 (X)

Computer processing services 24 .... 59 419 93.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 20 . 57 825 91.0 (X)

Data entry 6 ................... 333 .5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 16 .................... 1 261 2.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 311 .5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 10 .... 311 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CANTON–MASSILLON, OH

MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 28 . 16 089 100.0 79.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 8 ...................... 756 4.7 (X)

Applications software 7 .......... 736 4.6 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 20 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 26 ....... 4 647 28.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 24 .................... 2 761 17.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 11 .................... 1 886 11.7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 6 761 42.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 1 479 9.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 13 .................... 1 250 7.8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 5 ...................... 11 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 5 ...................... 568 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 424 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 193 1.2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 10 ................ 9 553 100.0 83.9

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 188 2.0 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 4 ............... 5 140 53.8 (X)

Computer processing services 9 .... 3 329 34.9 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 6 . 1 963 20.6 (X)

Other computer processing

services 6 .................... 705 7.4 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 661 6.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 896 9.4 (X)

CHAMPAIGN–URBANA, IL

MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 32 . 44 121 100.0 81.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 13 ...................... 20 319 46.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 4 .................... 1 269 2.9 (X)

Applications software 7 .......... 17 303 39.2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 747 4.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 25 ....... 13 924 31.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 23 .................... 12 332 28.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 13 .................... 1 592 3.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 6 ............. 452 1.0 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 181 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 271 .6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 5 709 12.9 (X)

Computer processing services 4 .... 275 .6 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 4 . 275 .6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 526 1.2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 215 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 701 6.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CHARLOTTE–GASTONIA–

ROCK HILL, NC–SC MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 189 . 181 532 100.0 71.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 56 ...................... 21 930 12.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 14 .................... 6 928 3.8 (X)

Applications software 43 .......... 14 343 7.9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 659 .4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 161 ....... 65 051 35.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 124 .................... 35 968 19.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 98 .................... 29 083 16.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 38 ............. 5 199 2.9 (X)

For hardware installation 17 ....... 2 784 1.5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 25 ...................... 2 415 1.3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 44 ............. 73 439 40.5 (X)

Computer processing services 18 .... 1 912 1.1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 6 . 376 .2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 10 .................... 1 466 .8 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 70 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 11 .................... 1 610 .9 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 51 .................... 6 874 3.8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 20 ...................... 1 199 .7 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 6 .................. 201 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 10 ...................... 1 535 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 . 2 143 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 439 .2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 49 ................ 238 460 100.0 87.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 7 ...................... 2 271 1.0 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 2 130 .9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 141 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 20 ............. 4 285 1.8 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 1 737 .7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 18 ...................... 2 548 1.1 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 5 ...................... 5 092 2.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 15 ............. 45 772 19.2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 18 ............... 8 069 3.4 (X)

Computer processing services 41 .... 167 566 70.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 30 . 157 879 66.2 (X)

Data entry 4 ................... 602 .3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 22 .................... 9 085 3.8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 15 .................... 526 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 15 .... 416 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 2 642 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 821 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA

MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 32 . 17 113 100.0 62.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 16 ...................... 3 615 21.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 7 .................... 1 643 9.6 (X)

Applications software 9 .......... 1 873 10.9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 99 .6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 26 ....... 5 820 34.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 23 .................... 3 690 21.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 16 .................... 2 130 12.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 6 ............. 190 1.1 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 47 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 143 .8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 9 ............. 5 439 31.8 (X)

Computer processing services 4 .... 180 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 180 1.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 896 5.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 382 2.2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 6 ...................... 41 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 530 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 .1 (X)

CHATTANOOGA, TN–GA

MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 8 ................ 2 072 100.0 85.8

Computer processing services 6 .... 860 41.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 5 . 390 18.8 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 470 22.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 212 58.5 (X)

CHICAGO, IL PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 1 . 590 2 140 358 100.0 70.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 514 ...................... 633 071 29.6 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 258 .................... 195 740 9.2 (X)

Applications software 310 .......... 400 792 18.7 (X)

Other prepackaged software 43 ... 36 539 1.7 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 1 ....... 331 756 315 35.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 1 .................... 085 493 570 23.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 720 .................... 262 745 12.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 451 ............. 75 075 3.5 (X)

For hardware installation 193 ....... 6 950 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 373 ...................... 68 125 3.2 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 35 ...................... 1 269 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 225 ............. 524 519 24.5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 13 ............... 2 934 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CHICAGO, IL PMSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Computer processing services 52 .... 20 328 1.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 29 . 17 113 .8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 21 .................... 3 017 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 198 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 123 .................... 24 234 1.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 15 ............... 4 403 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 256 .................... 36 146 1.7 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 104 ...................... 5 214 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 40 .................. 4 857 .2 (X)

All other computer~related services 110 ...................... 31 456 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 139 . 20 385 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 152 (V) (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 375 ................ 1 068 357 100.0 72.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 14 ...................... 4 938 .5 (X)

Applications software 12 .......... 4 926 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 12 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 60 ....... 11 611 1.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 51 .................... 7 561 .7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 24 .................... 4 050 .4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 68 ............. 12 929 1.2 (X)

For hardware installation 16 ....... 4 618 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 64 ...................... 8 311 .8 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 29 ...................... 62 436 5.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 38 ............. 3 392 .3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 82 ............... 220 600 20.7 (X)

Computer processing services 313 .... 717 581 67.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 187 . 435 491 40.8 (X)

Data entry 101 ................... 36 202 3.4 (X)

Other computer processing

services 118 .................... 245 888 23.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 49 .................... 4 177 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 44 .... 2 621 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 35 .................... 7 362 .7 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 10 ...................... 1 357 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 6 .................. 1 266 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 13 ...................... 5 523 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 29 . 12 425 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 139 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CHICAGO, IL PMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 677 ................... 947 274 100.0 74.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 71 ...................... 6 563 .7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 25 .................... 4 298 .5 (X)

Applications software 57 .......... 2 262 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 3 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 83 ....... 19 576 2.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 63 .................... 11 338 1.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 41 .................... 8 238 .9 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 417 ............. 228 696 24.1 (X) For hardware installation 112 ....... 14 338 1.5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 342 ...................... 214 358 22.6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 12 ............. 1 235 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 203 .................... 259 783 27.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 12 ............... 1 360 .1 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 107 977 11.4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 74 .... 200 819 21.2 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 7 ........................ 1 749 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 120 .................... 23 736 2.5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 57 ...................... 1 631 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 18 .................. 980 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 114 ...................... 43 216 4.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 66 . 49 274 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 679 .1 (X)

GARY, IN PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 38 . 18 460 100.0 85.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 11 ...................... 1 948 10.6 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 11 .................... 1 689 9.2 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 233 1.3 (X)

Other prepackaged software 6 ... 26 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 31 ....... 13 319 72.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 25 .................... 11 094 60.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 19 .................... 2 225 12.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 17 ............. 367 2.0 (X)

For hardware installation 7 ....... 105 .6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 14 ...................... 262 1.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 10 ............. 1 925 10.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 153 .8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 13 .................... 481 2.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 38 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 229 1.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

KANKAKEE, IL PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 5 . 2 318 100.0 95.1

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 1 495 64.5 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 1 495 64.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 823 35.5 (X)

CINCINNATI–HAMILTON,

OH–KY–IN CMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 236 . 682 567 100.0 88.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 86 ...................... 396 555 58.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 22 .................... 63 249 9.3 (X)

Applications software 63 .......... 333 079 48.8 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 227 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 179 ....... 167 396 24.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 135 .................... 139 243 20.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 82 .................... 28 153 4.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 64 ............. 29 399 4.3 (X) For hardware installation 32 ....... 3 486 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 52 ...................... 25 913 3.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 52 ............. 70 864 10.4 (X)

Computer processing services 15 .... 469 .1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 11 . 331 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 138 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 17 .................... 2 171 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 6 ............... 747 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 31 .................... 4 162 .6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 17 ...................... 483 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 16 ...................... 4 812 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 . 4 356 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 153 .2 (X)

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 223 . 677 531 100.0 89.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 83 ...................... 396 340 58.5 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 22 .................... 63 248 9.3 (X)

Applications software 60 .......... 332 865 49.1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 227 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 167 ....... 163 351 24.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 123 .................... 135 621 20.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 76 .................... 27 730 4.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 60 ............. 29 358 4.3 (X)

For hardware installation 28 ....... 3 453 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 51 ...................... 25 905 3.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 50 ............. 70 521 10.4 (X)

Computer processing services 12 .... 403 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 403 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 16 .................... 2 149 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 6 ............... 747 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 31 .................... 4 155 .6 (X)

All other computer~related

services 16 ...................... 4 809 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 4 318 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 380 .2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 58 ................ 198 790 100.0 93.1

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 20 030 10.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 5 .................... 19 614 9.9 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 416 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 14 ............. 433 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 13 ...................... 402 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 31 (V) (X)

Computer facilities management

services 6 ...................... 5 820 2.9 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 11 ............... 6 105 3.1 (X)

Computer processing services 47 .... 142 566 71.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 24 . 109 499 55.1 (X)

Data entry 18 ................... 5 512 2.8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 20 .................... 27 555 13.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 159 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 11 .... 100 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 2 252 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 2 179 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 146 9.6 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 83 ................... 85 611 100.0 69.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 9 ...................... 616 .7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 5 .................... 612 .7 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 4 (V) (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 48 ............. 12 219 14.3 (X) For hardware installation 15 ....... 220 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 37 ...................... 11 999 14.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 36 .................... 48 221 56.3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 8 .... 6 879 8.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 24 .................... 5 895 6.9 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 8 ...................... 183 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 17 ...................... 10 307 12.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 116 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 175 1.4 (X)

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 399 . 388 592 100.0 67.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 153 ...................... 110 804 28.5 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 73 .................... 39 608 10.2 (X)

Applications software 110 .......... 62 427 16.1 (X)

Other prepackaged software 19 ... 8 769 2.3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 320 ....... 159 148 41.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 243 .................... 85 173 21.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 159 .................... 73 975 19.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 137 ............. 18 495 4.8 (X)

For hardware installation 57 ....... 1 135 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 121 ...................... 17 360 4.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 86 ............. 83 583 21.5 (X)

Computer processing services 17 .... 646 .2 (X)

Data entry 7 ................... 407 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 239 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 53 .................... 1 460 .4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 104 .................... 6 336 1.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 61 ...................... 1 761 .5 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 11 .................. 541 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 26 ...................... 2 292 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 27 . 2 957 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 569 .2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 128 ................ 287 016 100.0 79.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 9 ...................... 6 478 2.3 (X)

Applications software 8 .......... 6 469 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 9 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 14 ....... 1 591 .6 (X)

Custom software development

services 11 .................... 1 281 .5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 7 .................... 310 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 28 ............. 4 981 1.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 26 ...................... 3 533 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 1 448 .5 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 17 ...................... 48 898 17.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 25 ............. 2 856 1.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 32 ............... 42 606 14.8 (X)

Computer processing services 104 .... 157 625 54.9 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 69 . 88 472 30.8 (X)

Data entry 26 ................... 3 515 1.2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 52 .................... 65 638 22.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 30 .................... 2 951 1.0 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 29 .... 728 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 5 140 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 12 519 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 643 .2 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 137 ................... 182 992 100.0 70.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 23 ...................... 1 100 .6 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 11 .................... 876 .5 (X)

Applications software 19 .......... 193 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 31 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 31 ....... 422 .2 (X)

Custom software development

services 16 .................... 269 .2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 19 .................... 153 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 67 ............. 19 451 10.6 (X)

For hardware installation 26 ....... 1 733 1.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 61 ...................... 17 718 9.7 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 6 ...................... 1 476 .8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 13 ............. 152 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 69 .................... 68 212 37.3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 19 .... 41 724 22.8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 40 .................... 18 750 10.3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 13 ...................... 205 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 10 .................. 22 097 12.1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 25 ...................... 7 014 3.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 551 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 838 1.0 (X)

AKRON, OH PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 77 . 101 268 100.0 76.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 30 ...................... 56 712 56.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 21 .................... 22 754 22.5 (X)

Applications software 19 .......... 26 794 26.5 (X)

Other prepackaged software 7 ... 7 164 7.1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 56 ....... 29 561 29.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 53 .................... 13 211 13.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 20 .................... 16 350 16.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

AKRON, OH PMSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 27 ............. 5 388 5.3 (X)

For hardware installation 16 ....... 401 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 22 ...................... 4 987 4.9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 16 ............. 6 742 6.7 (X)

Computer processing services 7 .... 208 .2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 137 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 71 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 11 .................... 184 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 15 .................... 1 443 1.4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 9 ...................... 481 .5 (X)

All other computer~related

services 9 ...................... 94 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 428 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 (V) (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 30 ................ 65 033 100.0 88.2

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 31 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 30 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 1 (V) (X)

Computer facilities management

services 10 ...................... 41 821 64.3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 7 ............... 2 775 4.3 (X)

Computer processing services 18 .... 14 525 22.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 11 . 6 830 10.5 (X)

Data entry 4 ................... 712 1.1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 11 .................... 6 983 10.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 2 015 3.1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 7 .... 82 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 784 5.8 (X)

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 322 . 287 324 100.0 64.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 123 ...................... 54 092 18.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 52 .................... 16 854 5.9 (X)

Applications software 91 .......... 35 633 12.4 (X)

Other prepackaged software 12 ... 1 605 .6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 264 ....... 129 587 45.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 190 .................... 71 962 25.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 139 .................... 57 625 20.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 110 ............. 13 107 4.6 (X)

For hardware installation 41 ....... 734 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 99 ...................... 12 373 4.3 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 8 ...................... 143 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 70 ............. 76 841 26.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Computer processing services 10 .... 438 .2 (X)

Data entry 5 ................... 344 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 94 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 42 .................... 1 276 .4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 89 .................... 4 893 1.7 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 52 ...................... 1 280 .5 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 11 .................. 541 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 17 ...................... 2 198 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 2 529 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 399 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 98 ................ 221 983 100.0 76.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 9 ...................... 6 448 2.9 (X)

Applications software 8 .......... 6 442 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 6 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 12 ....... 811 .4 (X)

Custom software development

services 9 .................... 510 .2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 7 .................... 301 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 23 ............. 4 950 2.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 21 ...................... 3 503 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 1 447 .7 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 7 ...................... 7 077 3.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 20 ............. 2 839 1.3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 25 ............... 39 831 17.9 (X)

Computer processing services 86 .... 143 100 64.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 58 . 81 642 36.8 (X)

Data entry 22 ................... 2 803 1.3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 41 .................... 58 655 26.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 23 .................... 936 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 22 .... 646 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 2 335 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 12 421 5.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 589 .3 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 115 ................... 158 081 100.0 76.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 18 ...................... 1 075 .7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 11 .................... 876 .6 (X)

Applications software 14 .......... 168 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 31 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 22 ....... 300 .2 (X)

Custom software development

services 11 .................... 153 .1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 14 .................... 147 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 56 ............. 18 168 11.5 (X)

For hardware installation 21 ....... 1 702 1.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 50 ...................... 16 466 10.4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 6 ...................... 1 476 .9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 54 .................... 52 278 33.1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 8 .... 39 081 24.7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 28 .................... 16 762 10.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 11 ...................... 153 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 8 .................. 21 915 13.9 (X)

All other computer~related services 18 ...................... 6 304 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 551 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 (V) (X)

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 101 . 250 586 100.0 91.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 35 ...................... 9 816 3.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 13 .................... 2 348 .9 (X)

Applications software 29 .......... 7 391 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 77 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 77 ....... 206 049 82.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 57 .................... 46 372 18.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 37 .................... 159 677 63.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 28 ............. 5 100 2.0 (X) For hardware installation 13 ....... 1 400 .6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 22 ...................... 3 700 1.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 17 ............. 22 178 8.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 319 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 2 821 1.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 5 ...................... 153 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 6 ...................... 602 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 3 069 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 479 .2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 15 ................ 14 949 100.0 99.3

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 7 ............. 1 326 8.9 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 7 ...................... 1 326 8.9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 46 .3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 5 ............... 83 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 14 .... 10 249 68.6 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 9 . 8 108 54.2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 7 .................... 1 002 6.7 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 139 7.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

MSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 24 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 39 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 182 21.3 (X)

COLUMBIA, MO MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 5 ................ 1 082 100.0 100.0

Computer processing services 4 .... 996 92.1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 996 92.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 86 8.0 (X)

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 191 . 244 705 100.0 79.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 74 ...................... 64 228 26.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 32 .................... 8 837 3.6 (X)

Applications software 52 .......... 52 887 21.6 (X)

Other prepackaged software 7 ... 2 504 1.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 143 ....... 108 073 44.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 111 .................... 61 977 25.3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 65 .................... 46 096 18.8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 49 ............. 8 241 3.4 (X)

For hardware installation 20 ....... 1 178 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 36 ...................... 7 063 2.9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 45 ............. 48 673 19.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 2 155 .9 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 33 .................... 7 961 3.3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 16 ...................... 606 .3 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 4 .................. 148 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 14 ...................... 2 077 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 2 005 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 538 .2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 83 ................ 409 103 100.0 93.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 10 ...................... 17 507 4.3 (X)

Applications software 8 .......... 16 976 4.2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 531 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 13 ....... 2 685 .7 (X)

Custom software development

services 7 .................... 2 130 .5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 7 .................... 555 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 27 ............. 9 713 2.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 24 ...................... 7 225 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 2 488 .6 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 5 ...................... 899 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

COLUMBUS, OH MSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 16 ............. 1 009 .3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 28 ............... 225 704 55.2 (X)

Computer processing services 69 .... 101 109 24.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 43 . 56 104 13.7 (X)

Data entry 24 ................... 13 422 3.3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 31 .................... 31 583 7.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 19 .................... 11 721 2.9 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 16 .... 272 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 4 769 1.2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 580 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 7 ...................... 420 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 31 036 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 679 .4 (X)

DALLAS–FORT WORTH, TX

CMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 306 ................ 1 649 147 100.0 88.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 18 ...................... 37 055 2.3 (X)

Applications software 14 .......... 36 780 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 275 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 28 ....... 18 813 1.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 20 .................... 15 589 1.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 13 .................... 3 224 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 111 ............. 32 258 2.0 (X)

For hardware installation 10 ....... 8 550 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 107 ...................... 23 708 1.4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 19 ...................... 33 314 2.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 100 ............. 21 728 1.3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 151 ............... 218 889 13.3 (X)

Computer processing services 241 .... 1 229 397 74.6 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 179 . 1 029 342 62.4 (X)

Data entry 42 ................... 24 609 1.5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 148 .................... 175 446 10.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 110 .................... 22 229 1.4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 104 .... 7 594 .5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 22 .................... 3 040 .2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 5 ...................... 1 294 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 10 ...................... 3 883 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 . 19 026 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 627 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DALLAS–FORT WORTH, TX

CMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 399 ................... 466 319 100.0 71.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 42 ...................... 6 232 1.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 16 .................... 355 .1 (X)

Applications software 31 .......... 4 869 1.0 (X)

Other prepackaged software 8 ... 1 008 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 37 ....... 3 416 .7 (X)

Custom software development

services 35 .................... 2 996 .6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 12 .................... 420 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 213 ............. 102 384 22.0 (X)

For hardware installation 60 ....... 6 182 1.3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 177 ...................... 96 202 20.6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 18 ............. 7 373 1.6 (X)

Computer processing services 18 .... 818 .2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 8 .................... 621 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 197 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 177 .................... 182 188 39.1 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 6 046 1.3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 54 .... 90 209 19.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 98 .................... 37 359 8.0 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 11 ...................... 1 052 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 17 .................. 991 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 49 ...................... 27 241 5.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 30 . 667 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 343 .1 (X)

DALLAS, TX PMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 262 ................ 1 452 276 100.0 89.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 16 ...................... 37 045 2.6 (X)

Applications software 12 .......... 36 774 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 271 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 26 ....... 18 775 1.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 18 .................... 15 579 1.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 11 .................... 3 196 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 95 ............. 26 834 1.9 (X) For hardware installation 6 ....... 3 289 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 94 ...................... 23 545 1.6 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 12 ...................... 9 447 .7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 89 ............. 21 675 1.5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 141 ............... 217 975 15.0 (X)

Computer processing services 205 .... 1 064 388 73.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 155 . 976 766 67.3 (X)

Data entry 32 ................... 22 576 1.6 (X)

Other computer processing

services 131 .................... 65 046 4.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DALLAS, TX PMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 96 .................... 20 866 1.4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 95 .... 7 570 .5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 20 .................... 3 037 .2 (X)

All other computer~related services 10 ...................... 3 883 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 18 933 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 848 .1 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 324 ................... 416 263 100.0 74.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 39 ...................... 5 796 1.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 16 .................... 355 .1 (X)

Applications software 28 .......... 4 433 1.1 (X)

Other prepackaged software 8 ... 1 008 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 33 ....... 2 658 .6 (X)

Custom software development

services 31 .................... 2 238 .5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 12 .................... 420 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 173 ............. 95 795 23.0 (X) For hardware installation 46 ....... 5 460 1.3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 145 ...................... 90 335 21.7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 15 ............. 5 940 1.4 (X)

Computer processing services 18 .... 818 .2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 8 .................... 621 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 197 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 130 .................... 146 771 35.3 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 6 046 1.5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 47 .... 88 038 21.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 70 .................... 35 279 8.5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 8 ...................... 888 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 13 .................. 980 .2 (X)

All other computer~related services 41 ...................... 26 417 6.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 . 494 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 343 .1 (X)

FORT WORTH–

ARLINGTON, TX PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 179 . 103 294 100.0 66.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 69 ...................... 32 476 31.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 36 .................... 21 472 20.8 (X)

Applications software 43 .......... 11 004 10.7 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 149 ....... 47 324 45.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 109 .................... 14 288 13.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 64 .................... 33 036 32.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 38 ............. 567 .6 (X) For hardware installation 19 ....... 255 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 20 ...................... 312 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

FORT WORTH–

ARLINGTON, TX PMSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 19 ............. 20 000 19.4 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 5 ............... 252 .2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 13 .................... 288 .3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 139 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 31 .................... 920 .9 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 11 ...................... 219 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 5 .................. 605 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 122 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 382 .4 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 44 ................ 196 871 100.0 78.3

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 16 ............. 5 424 2.8 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 5 261 2.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 13 ...................... 163 .1 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 7 ...................... 23 867 12.1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 10 ............... 914 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 36 .... 165 009 83.8 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 24 . 52 576 26.7 (X)

Data entry 10 ................... 2 033 1.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 17 .................... 110 400 56.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 1 363 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 93 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 201 .1 (X)

DAVENPORT–MOLINE–

ROCK ISLAND, IA–IL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 28 . 28 996 100.0 74.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 8 ...................... 3 848 13.3 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 2 591 8.9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 257 4.3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 14 ....... 4 346 15.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 12 .................... 2 503 8.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 8 .................... 1 843 6.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 16 ............. 14 121 48.7 (X)

All other computer~related

services 4 ...................... 4 279 14.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 2 164 7.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 238 .8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 134 . 336 130 100.0 77.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 36 ...................... 18 220 5.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 10 .................... 14 262 4.2 (X)

Applications software 25 .......... 3 916 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 42 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 111 ....... 168 919 50.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 74 .................... 97 577 29.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 69 .................... 71 342 21.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 25 ............. 5 035 1.5 (X)

For hardware installation 14 ....... 1 584 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 23 ...................... 3 451 1.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 31 ............. 132 248 39.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 25 .................... 3 074 .9 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 9 ...................... 197 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 8 ...................... 4 332 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 3 099 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 006 .3 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 44 ................ 498 172 100.0 98.7

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 2 518 .5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 1 273 .3 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 1 245 .3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 22 ............. 11 790 2.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 22 ...................... 3 214 .7 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 8 576 1.7 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 8 ...................... 96 197 19.3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 20 ............. 1 392 .3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 23 ............... 297 557 59.7 (X)

Computer processing services 32 .... 75 453 15.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 24 . 68 796 13.8 (X)

Data entry 4 ................... 2 003 .4 (X)

Other computer processing

services 24 .................... 4 654 .9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 22 .................... 3 807 .8 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 19 .... 6 633 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 825 .6 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 56 ................... 59 888 100.0 100.0

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 117 .2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 6 .................... 105 .2 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 12 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 41 ............. 37 151 62.0 (X)

For hardware installation 13 ....... 539 .9 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 7 ...................... 36 612 61.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 29 .................... 17 595 29.4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 16 .................... 3 374 5.6 (X)

All other computer~related services 8 ...................... 1 350 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 39 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 262 .4 (X)

DAYTONA BEACH, FL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 22 . 12 722 100.0 75.7

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 21 ....... 7 522 59.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 13 .................... 2 753 21.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 13 .................... 4 769 37.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 4 045 31.8 (X)

Computer processing services 5 .... 330 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 330 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 6 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 819 6.4 (X)

DECATUR, IL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 7 . 4 228 100.0 85.3

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 3 759 88.9 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 3 759 88.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 469 11.1 (X)

DENVER–BOULDER–

GREELEY, CO CMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 176 ................ 330 744 100.0 61.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 635 .2 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 635 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 28 ....... 10 476 3.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 23 .................... 6 576 2.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 10 .................... 3 900 1.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 44 ............. 3 909 1.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 40 ...................... 2 729 .8 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 1 180 .4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 15 ...................... 9 879 3.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 41 ............. 2 852 .9 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 67 ............... 50 805 15.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DENVER–BOULDER–

GREELEY, CO CMSAm

Con.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Computer processing services 141 .... 217 159 65.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 104 . 150 294 45.4 (X)

Data entry 30 ................... 12 277 3.7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 74 .................... 54 588 16.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 41 .................... 912 .3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 48 .... 1 123 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 1 677 .5 (X)

All other computer~related

services 15 ...................... 6 803 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 24 230 7.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 284 .1 (X)

BOULDER–LONGMONT, CO

PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 177 . 463 247 100.0 85.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 72 ...................... 79 164 17.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 40 .................... 39 640 8.6 (X)

Applications software 36 .......... 39 498 8.5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 26 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 134 ....... 240 363 51.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 101 .................... 220 481 47.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 45 .................... 19 882 4.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 37 ............. 9 445 2.0 (X)

For hardware installation 16 ....... 2 308 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 29 ...................... 7 137 1.5 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 5 ...................... 1 832 .4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 32 ............. 65 607 14.2 (X)

Computer processing services 5 .... 1 016 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 016 .2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 2 003 .4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 18 .................... 1 533 .3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 11 ...................... 526 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 5 .................. 217 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 9 ...................... 593 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 . 58 213 12.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 735 .6 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 18 ................ 48 320 100.0 99.0

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 7 ............. 834 1.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 7 ...................... 834 1.7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 555 1.2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 8 ............... 644 1.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BOULDER–LONGMONT, CO

PMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Computer processing services 16 .... 36 526 75.6 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 15 . 34 944 72.3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 9 .................... 1 097 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 485 1.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 320 .7 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 7 .... 278 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 163 19.0 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 44 ................... 132 537 100.0 76.9

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 20 ............. 6 215 4.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 20 ...................... 6 215 4.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 44 222 33.4 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 7 .................. 649 .5 (X)

All other computer~related

services 8 ...................... 7 226 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 74 225 56.0 (X)

DES MOINES, IA MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 35 ................ 208 807 100.0 74.0

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 10 ............. 1 733 .8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 10 ...................... 1 733 .8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 12 ............. 1 580 .8 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 18 ............... 29 297 14.0 (X)

Computer processing services 28 .... 157 262 75.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 21 . 97 928 46.9 (X)

Other computer processing

services 15 .................... 57 978 27.8 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 356 .7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 605 .3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 10 .... 578 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 3 514 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 238 6.8 (X)

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 710 . 1 011 033 100.0 71.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 234 ...................... 357 961 35.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 75 .................... 266 036 26.3 (X)

Applications software 172 .......... 91 683 9.1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 242 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 554 ....... 391 357 38.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 300 .................... 263 592 26.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 175 .................... 127 765 12.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 125 ............. 18 225 1.8 (X)

For hardware installation 50 ....... 3 815 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 107 ...................... 14 410 1.4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 17 ...................... 495 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 131 ............. 203 568 20.1 (X)

Computer processing services 27 .... 1 725 .2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 13 . 1 014 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 11 .................... 575 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 136 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 40 .................... 2 532 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 4 ............... 1 378 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 93 .................... 16 941 1.7 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 42 ...................... 1 139 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 9 .................. 2 167 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 48 ...................... 7 642 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 68 . 5 366 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 537 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 258 ................ 814 384 100.0 90.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 4 653 .6 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 4 652 .6 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 28 ....... 18 035 2.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 12 .................... 1 655 .2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 18 .................... 16 380 2.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 101 ............. 22 211 2.7 (X) For hardware installation 8 ....... 6 403 .8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 101 ...................... 15 808 1.9 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 24 ...................... 45 081 5.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 87 ............. 13 511 1.7 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 108 ............... 28 670 3.5 (X)

Computer processing services 230 .... 633 285 77.8 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 146 . 458 510 56.3 (X)

Data entry 56 ................... 25 708 3.2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 136 .................... 149 067 18.3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 91 .................... 8 495 1.0 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 93 .... 5 595 .7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 2 964 .4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 5 ...................... 4 895 .6 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 7 .................. 2 363 .3 (X)

All other computer~related services 12 ...................... 15 531 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 9 094 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 257 ................... 290 636 100.0 67.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 28 ...................... 1 640 .6 (X)

Applications software 25 .......... 1 573 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 67 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 31 ....... 2 754 1.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 20 .................... 682 .2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 19 .................... 2 072 .7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 119 ............. 66 526 22.9 (X)

For hardware installation 34 ....... 9 216 3.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 103 ...................... 57 310 19.7 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 11 ...................... 2 272 .8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 119 .................... 124 905 43.0 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 2 564 .9 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 23 .... 73 600 25.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 65 .................... 2 961 1.0 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 22 ...................... 1 240 .4 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 9 .................. 2 467 .9 (X)

All other computer~related

services 37 ...................... 9 293 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 . 354 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 (V) (X)

DETROIT, MI PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 548 . 831 464 100.0 74.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 165 ...................... 298 478 35.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 57 .................... 257 658 31.0 (X)

Applications software 112 .......... 40 783 4.9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 37 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 431 ....... 330 468 39.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 198 .................... 222 936 26.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 110 .................... 107 532 12.9 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 78 ............. 10 172 1.2 (X) For hardware installation 24 ....... 606 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 66 ...................... 9 566 1.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 101 ............. 171 256 20.6 (X)

Computer processing services 20 .... 1 581 .2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 10 . 928 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 9 .................... 550 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 103 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 23 .................... 1 132 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 4 ............... 1 373 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DETROIT, MI PMSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 56 .................... 3 802 .5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 28 ...................... 789 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 5 .................. 2 064 .3 (X)

All other computer~related

services 42 ...................... 6 749 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 56 . 3 088 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 512 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 213 ................ 683 986 100.0 91.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 2 089 .3 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 2 089 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 27 ....... 17 804 2.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 11 .................... 1 510 .2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 18 .................... 16 294 2.4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 81 ............. 14 694 2.2 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 2 509 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 81 ...................... 12 185 1.8 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 22 ...................... 44 038 6.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 71 ............. 12 486 1.8 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 86 ............... 25 241 3.7 (X)

Computer processing services 192 .... 527 263 77.1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 124 . 386 136 56.5 (X)

Data entry 48 ................... 20 876 3.1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 113 .................... 120 251 17.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 71 .................... 7 396 1.1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 74 .... 4 833 .7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 861 .1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 3 868 .6 (X)

All other computer~related

services 8 ...................... 12 125 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 9 013 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 275 .3 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 221 ................... 271 724 100.0 68.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 21 ...................... 906 .3 (X)

Applications software 18 .......... 839 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 67 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 20 ....... 2 219 .8 (X)

Custom software development

services 18 .................... 550 .2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 10 .................... 1 669 .6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 103 ............. 63 060 23.2 (X)

For hardware installation 25 ....... 8 021 3.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 94 ...................... 55 039 20.3 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 9 ...................... 2 222 .8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 106 .................... 116 724 43.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DETROIT, MI PMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 20 .... 71 043 26.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 53 .................... 2 790 1.0 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 20 ...................... 1 237 .5 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 7 .................. 2 457 .9 (X)

All other computer~related

services 28 ...................... 8 752 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 280 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 34 (V) (X)

DOTHAN, AL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 11 . 2 577 100.0 80.1

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 1 247 48.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 909 35.3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 338 13.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 330 51.6 (X)

DULUTH–SUPERIOR, MN–

WI MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 5 . 1 103 100.0 94.1

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 983 89.1 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 983 89.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 120 10.9 (X)

EVANSVILLE–HENDERSON,

IN–KY MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 6 ................ 1 683 100.0 98.8

Computer processing services 5 .... 1 070 63.6 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 4 . 816 48.5 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 254 15.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 613 36.4 (X)

FORT COLLINS–

LOVELAND, CO MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 36 . 19 845 100.0 82.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 14 ...................... 5 127 25.8 (X)

Applications software 8 .......... 1 166 5.9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 3 961 20.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 30 ....... 5 909 29.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 27 .................... 3 482 17.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 22 .................... 2 427 12.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 922 4.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 922 4.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

FORT COLLINS–

LOVELAND, CO MSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Computer facilities management

services 9 ...................... 1 034 5.2 (X)

Computer processing services 7 .... 1 484 7.5 (X)

Data entry 7 ................... 594 3.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 7 .................... 890 4.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 270 1.4 (X)

All other computer~related

services 11 ...................... 637 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 2 885 14.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 577 8.0 (X)

FORT PIERCE–PORT ST.

LUCIE, FL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 11 . 7 439 100.0 74.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 7 ...................... 5 031 67.6 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 1 294 17.4 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 3 737 50.2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 1 637 22.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 8 .................... 1 603 21.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 34 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 771 10.4 (X)

FORT WALTON BEACH, FL

MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 27 . 30 065 100.0 95.0

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 25 ....... 19 231 64.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 18 .................... 13 860 46.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 13 .................... 5 371 17.9 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 7 ............. 331 1.1 (X) For hardware installation 4 ....... 83 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 248 .8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 5 570 18.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 839 2.8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 685 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 409 11.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

FRESNO, CA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 38 . 48 182 100.0 86.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 24 ...................... 36 315 75.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 6 .................... 154 .3 (X)

Applications software 12 .......... 1 453 3.0 (X)

Other prepackaged software 10 ... 34 708 72.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 27 ....... 7 424 15.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 22 .................... 5 016 10.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 13 .................... 2 408 5.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 11 ............. 1 003 2.1 (X)

For hardware installation 11 ....... 839 1.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 164 .3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 1 968 4.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 285 .6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 15 .................... 687 1.4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 81 .2 (X)

All other computer~related services 4 ...................... 82 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 50 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 287 .6 (X)

GAINESVILLE, FL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 24 . 22 996 100.0 79.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 7 ...................... 8 948 38.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 4 .................... 753 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 8 195 35.6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 20 ....... 11 032 48.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 17 .................... 10 920 47.5 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 112 .5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 7 ............. 2 122 9.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 2 121 9.2 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 1 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 729 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 165 .7 (X)

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 114 . 64 412 100.0 64.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 51 ...................... 11 046 17.2 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 19 .................... 1 106 1.7 (X)

Applications software 42 .......... 9 940 15.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 97 ....... 24 077 37.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 67 .................... 14 494 22.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 55 .................... 9 583 14.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 39 ............. 3 665 5.7 (X) For hardware installation 22 ....... 805 1.3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 37 ...................... 2 860 4.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 29 ............. 12 974 20.1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 5 ............... 168 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 10 .... 932 1.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 5 . 872 1.4 (X)

Data entry 5 ................... 42 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 18 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 17 .................... 1 435 2.2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 12 .... 269 .4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 33 .................... 2 904 4.5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 24 ...................... 1 585 2.5 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 10 .................. 1 142 1.8 (X)

All other computer~related

services 14 ...................... 3 722 5.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 69 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 424 .7 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 26 ................ 25 011 100.0 87.6

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 871 3.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 7 .................... 871 3.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 11 ............. 661 2.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 11 ...................... 499 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 162 .7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 144 .6 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 8 ............... 1 677 6.7 (X)

Computer processing services 23 .... 15 307 61.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 20 . 13 549 54.2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 12 .................... 956 3.8 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 802 3.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 61 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 7 .... 86 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 351 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 726 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 127 20.5 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 30 ................... 34 391 100.0 75.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 150 .4 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 150 .4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 11 ....... 1 017 3.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 11 .................... 1 017 3.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 11 ............. 2 390 7.0 (X)

For hardware installation 7 ....... 276 .8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 9 ...................... 2 114 6.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 17 .................... 22 621 65.8 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 7 .... 2 604 7.6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 11 .................... 3 531 10.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 078 6.0 (X)

GREAT FALLS, MT MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 6 . 544 100.0 94.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 257 47.2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 257 47.2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 89 16.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 89 16.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 198 36.4 (X)

GREEN BAY, WI MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 9 ................ 13 116 100.0 69.5

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 4 ............... 815 6.2 (X)

Computer processing services 8 .... 10 849 82.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 8 . 10 615 80.9 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 234 1.8 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 119 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 333 10.2 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 5 ................... 4 315 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 315 100.0 (X)

GREENSBORO–WINSTON~ SALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 34 ................ 62 220 100.0 95.9

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 8 ............. 1 524 2.5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 8 ...................... 1 524 2.5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 6 ............... 556 .9 (X)

Computer processing services 31 .... 57 328 92.1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 17 . 21 319 34.3 (X)

Data entry 8 ................... 1 212 2.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 12 .................... 34 797 55.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 175 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 637 4.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

GREENVILLE–

SPARTANBURG–

ANDERSON, SC MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 77 . 77 644 100.0 80.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 28 ...................... 6 715 8.7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 6 .................... 333 .4 (X)

Applications software 22 .......... 6 382 8.2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 64 ....... 18 273 23.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 54 .................... 13 707 17.7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 29 .................... 4 566 5.9 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 26 ............. 3 074 4.0 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 883 1.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 14 ...................... 2 191 2.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 21 ............. 33 391 43.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 6 537 8.4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 4 .... 40 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 24 .................... 2 239 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 5 487 7.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 888 2.4 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 11 ................ 17 741 100.0 63.9

Computer processing services 10 .... 17 305 97.5 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 17 305 97.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 436 2.5 (X)

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 47 . 47 891 100.0 62.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 16 ...................... 13 391 28.0 (X)

Applications software 14 .......... 5 355 11.2 (X)

Other prepackaged software 5 ... 8 036 16.8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 36 ....... 25 071 52.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 31 .................... 14 439 30.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 19 .................... 10 632 22.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 13 ............. 905 1.9 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 28 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 11 ...................... 877 1.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 8 ............. 6 652 13.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 23 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 227 .5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 5 ...................... 64 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 1 162 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 396 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 17 ................ 62 933 100.0 90.4

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 1 916 3.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 1 255 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 661 1.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 7 ............. 1 439 2.3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 7 ...................... 1 439 2.3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 8 ............... 4 586 7.3 (X)

Computer processing services 13 .... 52 245 83.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 10 . 41 213 65.5 (X)

Data entry 5 ................... 1 281 2.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 8 .................... 9 751 15.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 1 039 1.7 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 454 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 254 2.0 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 34 ................... 40 283 100.0 61.1

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 14 ............. 22 363 55.5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 10 ...................... 22 361 55.5 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 2 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 13 .................... 11 235 27.9 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 6 .... 2 199 5.5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 208 .5 (X)

All other computer~related

services 5 ...................... 3 141 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 137 2.8 (X)

HARTFORD, CT MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 236 . 323 825 100.0 62.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 87 ...................... 112 434 34.7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 37 .................... 74 267 22.9 (X)

Applications software 57 .......... 35 530 11.0 (X)

Other prepackaged software 4 ... 2 637 .8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 184 ....... 115 347 35.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 144 .................... 89 068 27.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 98 .................... 26 279 8.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 61 ............. 5 936 1.8 (X)

For hardware installation 28 ....... 892 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 48 ...................... 5 044 1.6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 37 ............. 61 311 18.9 (X)

Computer processing services 15 .... 14 585 4.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 4 . 13 971 4.3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 9 .................... 614 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HARTFORD, CT MSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 27 .................... 1 011 .3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 11 .... 204 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 43 .................... 4 520 1.4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 20 ...................... 228 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 9 .................. 407 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 22 ...................... 4 261 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 . 2 975 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 606 .2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 51 ................ 154 505 100.0 89.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 2 287 1.5 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 2 287 1.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 17 ............. 4 982 3.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 17 ...................... 4 982 3.2 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 7 ...................... 2 105 1.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 11 ............. 908 .6 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 21 ............... 10 903 7.1 (X)

Computer processing services 44 .... 131 162 84.9 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 31 . 91 177 59.0 (X)

Data entry 10 ................... 4 317 2.8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 22 .................... 35 668 23.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 13 .................... 668 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 13 .... 460 .3 (X)

All other computer~related services 4 ...................... 143 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 660 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 227 .2 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 84 ................... 96 678 100.0 73.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 105 .1 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 75 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 30 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 15 ....... 2 134 2.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 9 .................... 291 .3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 13 .................... 1 843 1.9 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 42 ............. 17 248 17.8 (X)

For hardware installation 12 ....... 1 589 1.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 38 ...................... 15 659 16.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 8 ............. 364 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 35 .................... 39 238 40.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 6 ............... 652 .7 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 10 .... 6 096 6.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 19 .................... 15 725 16.3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 11 ...................... 744 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HARTFORD, CT MSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 4 .................. 130 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 11 ...................... 12 140 12.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 1 982 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 120 .1 (X)

HICKORY–MORGANTON,

NC MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 13 . 3 622 100.0 75.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 8 ...................... 1 054 29.1 (X)

Applications software 7 .......... 621 17.2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 433 12.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 1 147 31.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 7 .................... 1 040 28.7 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 107 3.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 1 031 28.5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 84 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 306 8.5 (X)

HONOLULU, HI MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 68 . 44 876 100.0 75.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 22 ...................... 5 742 12.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 14 .................... 291 .7 (X)

Applications software 12 .......... 5 415 12.1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 36 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 61 ....... 26 143 58.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 45 .................... 21 384 47.7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 28 .................... 4 759 10.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 26 ............. 2 180 4.9 (X)

For hardware installation 18 ....... 1 189 2.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 22 ...................... 991 2.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 17 ............. 4 655 10.4 (X)

Computer processing services 5 .... 1 694 3.8 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 5 . 1 694 3.8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 818 1.8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 16 .................... 1 532 3.4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 8 ...................... 108 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 4 .................. 438 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 123 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 443 3.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HOUSTON–GALVESTON–

BRAZORIA, TX CMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 702 . 1 336 984 100.0 82.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 182 ...................... 276 612 20.7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 79 .................... 220 344 16.5 (X)

Applications software 108 .......... 53 414 4.0 (X)

Other prepackaged software 13 ... 2 854 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 555 ....... 484 132 36.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 286 .................... 285 702 21.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 212 .................... 198 430 14.8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 116 ............. 38 576 2.9 (X) For hardware installation 36 ....... 3 906 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 97 ...................... 34 670 2.6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 288 ............. 462 746 34.6 (X)

Computer processing services 19 .... 3 164 .2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 8 . 2 965 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 199 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 43 .................... 23 286 1.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 5 ............... 2 005 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 15 .... 3 132 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 82 .................... 8 978 .7 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 10 .................. 1 781 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 39 ...................... 19 643 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 53 . 12 016 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 913 .1 (X)

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 679 . 1 325 554 100.0 82.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 178 ...................... 276 526 20.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 77 .................... 220 320 16.6 (X)

Applications software 104 .......... 53 354 4.0 (X)

Other prepackaged software 13 ... 2 852 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 536 ....... 478 188 36.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 270 .................... 280 676 21.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 201 .................... 197 512 14.9 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 111 ............. 38 473 2.9 (X)

For hardware installation 32 ....... 3 862 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 94 ...................... 34 611 2.6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 279 ............. 458 071 34.6 (X)

Computer processing services 18 .... 3 158 .2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 8 . 2 965 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 193 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 37 .................... 22 983 1.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 5 ............... 2 005 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 14 .... 3 101 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 77 .................... 8 842 .7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HOUSTON, TX PMSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 10 .................. 1 781 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 34 ...................... 19 586 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 47 . 11 939 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 901 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 212 ................ 369 911 100.0 70.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 22 ...................... 4 211 1.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 10 .................... 3 335 .9 (X)

Applications software 14 .......... 876 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 32 ....... 6 205 1.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 27 .................... 3 564 1.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 17 .................... 2 641 .7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 75 ............. 7 928 2.1 (X)

For hardware installation 11 ....... 1 811 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 73 ...................... 6 117 1.7 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 25 ...................... 40 524 11.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 61 ............. 5 556 1.5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 102 ............... 48 240 13.0 (X)

Computer processing services 159 .... 246 149 66.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 114 . 199 449 53.9 (X)

Data entry 17 ................... 5 356 1.5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 92 .................... 41 344 11.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 60 .................... 2 398 .7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 4 ............... 934 .3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 62 .... 1 758 .5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 15 .................... 3 149 .9 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 9 ...................... 349 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 11 ...................... 857 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 30 . 1 653 .5 (X)

HUNTSVILLE, AL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 80 . 357 882 100.0 92.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 23 ...................... 21 856 6.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 8 .................... 4 206 1.2 (X)

Applications software 16 .......... 17 460 4.9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 190 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 59 ....... 94 031 26.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 26 .................... 47 017 13.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 20 .................... 47 014 13.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 6 ............. 13 346 3.7 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 8 957 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 4 389 1.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 17 ............. 221 897 62.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HUNTSVILLE, AL MSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Computer processing services 6 .... 1 587 .4 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 587 .4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 2 111 .6 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 6 .................. 625 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 5 ...................... 837 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 788 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 804 .2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 17 ................ 222 361 100.0 95.4

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 29 742 13.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 5 .................... 19 535 8.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 10 207 4.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 3 093 1.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 392 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 2 701 1.2 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 4 ...................... 70 794 31.8 (X)

Computer processing services 15 .... 19 806 8.9 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 5 . 8 624 3.9 (X)

Data entry 4 ................... 9 036 4.1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 8 .................... 2 146 1.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 19 374 8.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 79 552 35.8 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 22 ................... 12 376 100.0 75.4

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 13 ............. 7 578 61.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 8 ...................... 7 578 61.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 4 034 32.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 764 6.2 (X)

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 242 . 229 015 100.0 74.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 75 ...................... 67 109 29.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 25 .................... 34 395 15.0 (X)

Applications software 53 .......... 32 459 14.2 (X)

Other prepackaged software 8 ... 255 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 197 ....... 85 827 37.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 137 .................... 48 142 21.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 107 .................... 37 685 16.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 74 ............. 9 416 4.1 (X)

For hardware installation 39 ....... 2 351 1.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 50 ...................... 7 065 3.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Computer facilities management

services 9 ...................... 764 .3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 47 ............. 35 886 15.7 (X)

Computer processing services 21 .... 1 351 .6 (X)

Data entry 5 ................... 116 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 12 .................... 1 148 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 87 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 37 .................... 5 688 2.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 6 ............... 378 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 43 .................... 15 001 6.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 21 ...................... 532 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 11 .................. 1 606 .7 (X)

All other computer~related services 25 ...................... 2 961 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 . 2 434 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 62 (V) (X)

IOWA CITY, IA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 10 . 5 135 100.0 88.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 3 500 68.2 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 3 500 68.2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 547 10.7 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 547 10.7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 246 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 842 16.4 (X)

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 129 . 153 595 100.0 69.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 37 ...................... 12 609 8.2 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 15 .................... 9 883 6.4 (X)

Applications software 29 .......... 2 726 1.8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 108 ....... 48 909 31.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 75 .................... 37 575 24.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 67 .................... 11 334 7.4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 33 ............. 1 806 1.2 (X)

For hardware installation 15 ....... 180 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 31 ...................... 1 626 1.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 33 ............. 23 156 15.1 (X)

Computer processing services 12 .... 20 788 13.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 5 . 6 611 4.3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 10 .................... 14 145 9.2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 32 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 1 847 1.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 7 .... 7 199 4.7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 25 .................... 4 383 2.9 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 16 ...................... 260 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 7 .................. 871 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 9 619 6.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 148 14.4 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 42 ................ 328 516 100.0 96.9

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 10 ....... 83 182 25.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 10 .................... 45 762 13.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 8 .................... 37 420 11.4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 15 ............. 682 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 15 ...................... 670 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 12 (V) (X)

Computer facilities management

services 7 ...................... 37 478 11.4 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 18 ............... 10 790 3.3 (X)

Computer processing services 36 .... 118 785 36.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 25 . 67 734 20.6 (X)

Data entry 6 ................... 556 .2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 28 .................... 50 495 15.4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 15 .... 18 130 5.5 (X)

All other computer~related services 13 ...................... 22 408 6.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 28 811 8.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 250 2.5 (X)

JANESVILLE–BELOIT, WI

MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 8 . 1 376 100.0 94.6

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 860 62.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 596 43.3 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 264 19.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 84 6.1 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 84 6.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 432 31.4 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 5 ................ 7 037 100.0 100.0

Computer processing services 4 .... 6 749 95.9 (X)

Data entry 4 ................... 6 470 91.9 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 279 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 288 4.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

JOHNSON CITY–

KINGSPORT–BRISTOL,

TN–VA MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 7 ................ 4 280 100.0 88.9

Computer processing services 5 .... 3 969 92.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 4 . 2 909 68.0 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 060 24.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 311 7.3 (X)

KALAMAZOO–BATTLE

CREEK, MI MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 35 . 29 545 100.0 68.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 8 ...................... 2 087 7.1 (X)

Applications software 7 .......... 1 958 6.6 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 129 .4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 25 ....... 7 265 24.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 20 .................... 4 300 14.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 19 .................... 2 965 10.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 6 ............. 273 .9 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 26 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 247 .8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 10 ............. 16 792 56.8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 359 1.2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 6 ...................... 744 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 025 6.9 (X)

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 238 . 381 121 100.0 61.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 72 ...................... 31 375 8.2 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 34 .................... 16 084 4.2 (X)

Applications software 52 .......... 15 136 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 155 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 182 ....... 233 319 61.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 126 .................... 123 662 32.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 118 .................... 109 657 28.8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 51 ............. 4 596 1.2 (X)

For hardware installation 20 ....... 752 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 43 ...................... 3 844 1.0 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 18 ...................... 8 826 2.3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 50 ............. 86 411 22.7 (X)

Computer processing services 13 .... 995 .3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 6 . 675 .2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 6 .................... 299 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 21 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 21 .................... 1 156 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 4 ............... 448 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 52 .................... 4 987 1.3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 28 ...................... 2 115 .6 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 22 .................. 1 389 .4 (X)

All other computer~related

services 34 ...................... 2 750 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 2 735 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 (V) (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 74 ................ 98 938 100.0 85.6

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 12 ....... 835 .8 (X)

Custom software development

services 9 .................... 431 .4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 7 .................... 404 .4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 19 ............. 609 .6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 19 ...................... 548 .6 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 61 .1 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 4 ...................... 1 113 1.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 17 ............. 327 .3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 26 ............... 5 004 5.1 (X)

Computer processing services 62 .... 89 039 90.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 39 . 28 727 29.0 (X)

Data entry 16 ................... 10 205 10.3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 28 .................... 50 107 50.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 22 .................... 374 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 20 .... 241 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 603 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 687 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 106 .1 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 105 ................... 80 475 100.0 67.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 10 ...................... 417 .5 (X)

Applications software 8 .......... 391 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 26 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 60 .1 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 60 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 42 ............. 28 716 35.7 (X)

For hardware installation 12 ....... 3 861 4.8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 32 ...................... 24 855 30.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 54 .................... 36 891 45.8 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 10 .... 7 799 9.7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 31 .................... 1 445 1.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 6 ...................... 131 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 4 .................. 117 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 21 ...................... 3 924 4.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 516 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 459 .6 (X)

KNOXVILLE, TN MSA

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 28 ................... 10 527 100.0 86.4

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 17 ............. 3 132 29.8 (X) For hardware installation 4 ....... 130 1.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 15 ...................... 3 002 28.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 3 309 31.4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 691 6.6 (X)

All other computer~related

services 4 ...................... 1 877 17.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 930 8.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 588 5.6 (X)

LAFAYETTE, LA MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 8 ................ 5 400 100.0 90.8

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 1 569 29.1 (X)

Computer processing services 7 .... 3 006 55.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 5 . 2 524 46.7 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 482 8.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 360 6.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 465 8.6 (X)

LAFAYETTE, IN MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 18 . 9 885 100.0 95.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 9 ...................... 5 585 56.5 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 6 .................... 4 985 50.4 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 600 6.1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 14 ....... 3 106 31.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 12 .................... 1 178 11.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 7 .................... 1 928 19.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 194 12.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 22 . 7 216 100.0 88.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 12 ...................... 3 234 44.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 7 .................... 145 2.0 (X)

Applications software 10 .......... 3 089 42.8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 20 ....... 2 359 32.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 15 .................... 940 13.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 15 .................... 1 419 19.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 10 ............. 211 2.9 (X)

For hardware installation 6 ....... 28 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 10 ...................... 183 2.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 9 ............. 956 13.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 100 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 356 4.9 (X)

LANCASTER, PA MSA

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 10 ................... 5 813 100.0 92.1

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 4 175 71.8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 4 116 70.8 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 59 1.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 962 16.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 676 11.6 (X)

LANSING–EAST LANSING,

MI MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 52 . 130 290 100.0 92.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 30 ...................... 10 802 8.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 17 .................... 5 552 4.3 (X)

Applications software 24 .......... 2 331 1.8 (X)

Other prepackaged software 4 ... 2 919 2.2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 43 ....... 5 463 4.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 40 .................... 4 675 3.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 15 .................... 788 .6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 23 ............. 1 756 1.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 23 ...................... 1 738 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 18 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 17 ............. 108 816 83.5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 4 ............... 455 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 12 .... 578 .4 (X)

Other computer processing

services 8 .................... 552 .4 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 26 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 11 .................... 130 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LANSING–EAST LANSING,

MI MSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 16 .................... 993 .8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 9 ...................... 112 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 9 ...................... 286 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 752 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 147 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 20 ................ 21 979 100.0 89.8

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 230 1.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 212 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 18 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 12 ............. 393 1.8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 10 ...................... 387 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 6 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 10 ............. 261 1.2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 13 ............... 5 395 24.6 (X)

Computer processing services 15 .... 14 985 68.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 14 . 13 083 59.5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 12 .................... 1 243 5.7 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 659 3.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 133 .6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 10 .... 128 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 454 2.1 (X)

LAREDO, TX MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 4 ................ 251 100.0 91.2

Computer processing services 4 .... 245 97.6 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 245 97.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 2.4 (X)

LAS VEGAS, NV–AZ MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 58 . 28 900 100.0 73.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 12 ...................... 2 027 7.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 5 .................... 260 .9 (X)

Applications software 12 .......... 1 717 5.9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 50 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 49 ....... 17 597 60.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 38 .................... 7 391 25.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 32 .................... 10 206 35.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 21 ............. 2 380 8.2 (X)

For hardware installation 10 ....... 55 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 17 ...................... 2 325 8.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LAS VEGAS, NV–AZ MSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Computer facilities management

services 5 ...................... 331 1.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 11 ............. 2 950 10.2 (X)

Computer processing services 6 .... 271 .9 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 271 .9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 18 .................... 1 833 6.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 1 314 4.6 (X)

All other computer~related

services 5 ...................... 85 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 14 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 98 .3 (X)

LEXINGTON, KY MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 40 . 19 201 100.0 64.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 21 ...................... 5 231 27.2 (X)

Applications software 21 .......... 4 408 23.0 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 823 4.3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 34 ....... 5 810 30.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 32 .................... 2 778 14.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 13 .................... 3 032 15.8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 14 ............. 1 044 5.4 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 91 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 10 ...................... 953 5.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 4 531 23.6 (X)

Computer processing services 8 .... 709 3.7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 421 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 288 1.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 563 2.9 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 16 .................... 906 4.7 (X)

All other computer~related

services 5 ...................... 34 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 373 1.9 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 18 ................ 34 579 100.0 75.2

Computer processing services 16 .... 30 862 89.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 14 . 8 804 25.5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 22 053 63.8 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 5 (V) (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 717 10.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LINCOLN, NE MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 31 . 87 112 100.0 87.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 12 ...................... 16 024 18.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 7 .................... 13 565 15.6 (X)

Applications software 8 .......... 2 459 2.8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 25 ....... 8 033 9.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 18 .................... 3 669 4.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 18 .................... 4 364 5.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 10 ............. 218 .3 (X)

For hardware installation 10 ....... 71 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 10 ...................... 147 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 8 ............. 44 552 51.1 (X)

Computer processing services 5 .... 513 .6 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 513 .6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 56 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 474 .5 (X)

All other computer~related

services 6 ...................... 1 661 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 15 304 17.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 277 .3 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 7 ................ 12 418 100.0 80.1

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 773 6.2 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 773 6.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 242 2.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 242 2.0 (X)

Computer processing services 7 .... 10 027 80.8 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 7 . 10 003 80.6 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 24 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 683 5.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 390 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 303 2.4 (X)

LITTLE ROCK–NORTH

LITTLE ROCK, AR MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 32 ................ 179 823 100.0 98.8

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 11 343 6.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 11 229 6.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 114 .1 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 11 ...................... 45 385 25.2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 4 ............... 505 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 19 .... 120 813 67.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 14 . 43 306 24.1 (X)

Data entry 9 ................... 1 180 .7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 76 327 42.5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 4 .... 142 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 271 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 364 .8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 2 . 112 3 243 891 100.0 64.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 765 ...................... 1 165 563 35.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 290 .................... 589 143 18.2 (X)

Applications software 504 .......... 447 254 13.8 (X)

Other prepackaged software 71 ... 129 166 4.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 1 ....... 588 1 185 380 36.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 1 .................... 233 757 949 23.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 832 .................... 427 431 13.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 518 ............. 117 838 3.6 (X)

For hardware installation 203 ....... 17 321 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 410 ...................... 100 517 3.1 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 26 ...................... 5 233 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 380 ............. 487 887 15.0 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 19 ............... 12 570 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 85 .... 6 057 .2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 47 . 4 561 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 496 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 163 .................... 25 944 .8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 31 ............... 9 267 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 308 .................... 92 024 2.8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 138 ...................... 4 377 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 51 .................. 7 849 .2 (X)

All other computer~related services 110 ...................... 46 380 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 190 . 76 857 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 665 (V) (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 590 ................ 1 556 178 100.0 79.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 35 ...................... 17 082 1.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 9 .................... 1 651 .1 (X)

Applications software 25 .......... 15 414 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 17 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 72 ....... 22 990 1.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 53 .................... 4 225 .3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 31 .................... 18 765 1.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 128 ............. 29 050 1.9 (X) For hardware installation 19 ....... 7 901 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 121 ...................... 21 149 1.4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 60 ...................... 158 852 10.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 86 ............. 6 392 .4 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 163 ............... 172 472 11.1 (X)

Computer processing services 474 .... 1 103 863 70.9 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 324 . 682 259 43.8 (X)

Data entry 116 ................... 57 327 3.7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 179 .................... 364 277 23.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 108 .................... 5 641 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 97 .... 3 976 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 49 .................... 11 923 .8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 17 ...................... 2 973 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 11 .................. 717 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 34 ...................... 8 036 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 45 . 11 041 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 170 .1 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 947 ................... 952 376 100.0 62.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 83 ...................... 11 614 1.2 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 44 .................... 1 596 .2 (X)

Applications software 61 .......... 9 888 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 130 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 154 ....... 14 749 1.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 104 .................... 9 736 1.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 76 .................... 5 013 .5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 498 ............. 218 865 23.0 (X)

For hardware installation 149 ....... 25 122 2.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 412 ...................... 193 743 20.3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 57 ............. 15 610 1.6 (X)

Computer processing services 34 .... 6 394 .7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 12 . 2 317 .2 (X)

Data entry 17 ................... 880 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 19 .................... 3 197 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 395 .................... 508 128 53.4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 78 .... 48 842 5.1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 255 .................... 44 948 4.7 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 73 ...................... 2 811 .3 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 43 .................. 3 305 .4 (X)

All other computer~related services 168 ...................... 72 769 7.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 50 . 1 779 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 562 .3 (X)

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 1 . 171 1 904 305 100.0 64.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 425 ...................... 654 828 34.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 161 .................... 346 894 18.2 (X)

Applications software 280 .......... 230 105 12.1 (X)

Other prepackaged software 41 ... 77 829 4.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 914 ....... 759 117 39.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 717 .................... 477 101 25.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 506 .................... 282 016 14.8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 320 ............. 80 404 4.2 (X)

For hardware installation 128 ....... 12 426 .7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 245 ...................... 67 978 3.6 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 15 ...................... 1 308 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 188 ............. 284 610 15.0 (X)

Computer processing services 45 .... 1 607 .1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 23 . 1 080 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 527 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 98 .................... 7 418 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 24 ............... 7 235 .4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 192 .................... 54 961 2.9 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 79 ...................... 2 095 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 28 .................. 2 321 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 59 ...................... 28 197 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 93 . 19 193 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 011 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 359 ................ 1 019 193 100.0 87.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 27 ...................... 12 162 1.2 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 9 .................... 1 650 .2 (X)

Applications software 18 .......... 10 512 1.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 44 ....... 18 284 1.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 33 .................... 2 707 .3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 20 .................... 15 577 1.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 92 ............. 13 134 1.3 (X) For hardware installation 13 ....... 772 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 87 ...................... 12 362 1.2 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 36 ...................... 111 463 10.9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 57 ............. 3 291 .3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 109 ............... 131 137 12.9 (X)

Computer processing services 287 .... 708 016 69.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 205 . 402 168 39.5 (X)

Data entry 66 ................... 37 377 3.7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 114 .................... 268 471 26.3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 69 .................... 2 162 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 63 .... 2 028 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 31 .................... 5 423 .5 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 9 .................. 704 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 19 ...................... 5 524 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 25 . 4 583 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 282 .1 (X)

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 164 ................ 468 170 100.0 65.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 4 820 1.0 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 4 820 1.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 26 ....... 4 641 1.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 18 .................... 1 458 .3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 11 .................... 3 183 .7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 21 ............. 15 154 3.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 21 ...................... 8 065 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 7 089 1.5 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 12 ...................... 33 741 7.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 17 ............. 2 706 .6 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 35 ............... 31 399 6.7 (X)

Computer processing services 137 .... 356 211 76.1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 93 . 263 885 56.4 (X)

Data entry 42 ................... 15 290 3.3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 45 .................... 77 036 16.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 27 .................... 2 954 .6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 24 .... 1 866 .4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 15 .................... 6 101 1.3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 7 ...................... 2 771 .6 (X)

All other computer~related

services 12 ...................... 2 051 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 3 675 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 80 (V) (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 288 ................... 355 352 100.0 65.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 21 ...................... 1 380 .4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 19 .................... 823 .2 (X)

Applications software 14 .......... 444 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 113 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 59 ....... 6 786 1.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 39 .................... 5 546 1.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 28 .................... 1 240 .4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 142 ............. 58 765 16.5 (X) For hardware installation 55 ....... 2 054 .6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 123 ...................... 56 711 16.0 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 10 ...................... 191 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 19 ............. 10 325 2.9 (X)

Computer processing services 15 .... 2 447 .7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 7 . 2 314 .7 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 133 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 139 .................... 205 263 57.8 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 25 .... 11 696 3.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 92 .................... 25 727 7.2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 20 ...................... 1 306 .4 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 16 .................. 2 301 .7 (X)

All other computer~related services 60 ...................... 28 270 8.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 756 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 139 (V) (X)

RIVERSIDE–SAN

BERNARDINO, CA PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 119 . 180 365 100.0 67.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 41 ...................... 65 851 36.5 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 21 .................... 63 053 35.0 (X)

Applications software 26 .......... 2 791 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 7 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 86 ....... 49 592 27.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 72 .................... 9 366 5.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 38 .................... 40 226 22.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 27 ............. 14 608 8.1 (X) For hardware installation 12 ....... 180 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 23 ...................... 14 428 8.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 19 ............. 34 509 19.1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 15 .................... 14 543 8.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 91 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 6 .................. 161 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 11 ...................... 460 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 223 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 327 .2 (X)

VENTURA, CA PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 117 . 180 333 100.0 81.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 25 ...................... 26 244 14.6 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 11 .................... 5 739 3.2 (X)

Applications software 18 .......... 17 433 9.7 (X)

Other prepackaged software 6 ... 3 072 1.7 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 97 ....... 115 317 64.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 48 .................... 80 978 44.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 31 .................... 34 339 19.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 23 ............. 7 445 4.1 (X)

For hardware installation 12 ....... 3 275 1.8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 18 ...................... 4 170 2.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

VENTURA, CA PMSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 26 ............. 22 212 12.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 16 .................... 701 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 6 245 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 169 1.2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 28 ................ 17 559 100.0 100.0

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 459 2.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 457 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 2 (V) (X)

Computer facilities management

services 4 ...................... 5 662 32.3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 5 ............... 1 536 8.8 (X)

Computer processing services 24 .... 9 153 52.1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 7 . 2 556 14.6 (X)

Data entry 7 ................... 4 432 25.2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 6 .................... 2 165 12.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 749 4.3 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 57 ................... 53 317 100.0 91.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 44 .1 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 38 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 6 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 1 155 2.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 218 .4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 5 .................... 937 1.8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 35 ............. 9 794 18.4 (X) For hardware installation 12 ....... 1 215 2.3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 28 ...................... 8 579 16.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 224 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 24 .................... 39 474 74.0 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 4 .... 338 .6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 948 1.8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 33 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 9 ...................... 802 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 505 1.0 (X)

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 34 ................ 14 116 100.0 80.4

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 389 2.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 5 .................... 377 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 12 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 9 ............. 56 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 9 ...................... 56 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSAm

Con.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 21 .2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 13 ............... 1 408 10.0 (X)

Computer processing services 26 .... 8 951 63.4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 17 . 7 745 54.9 (X)

Data entry 5 ................... 169 1.2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 10 .................... 1 037 7.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 58 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 9 .... 22 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 22 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 36 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 153 22.3 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 54 ................... 52 185 100.0 74.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 9 ...................... 180 .3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 4 .................... 38 .1 (X)

Applications software 8 .......... 142 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 11 ....... 1 591 3.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 11 .................... 1 563 3.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 6 .................... 28 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 27 ............. 10 041 19.2 (X)

For hardware installation 9 ....... 286 .6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 20 ...................... 9 755 18.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 27 .................... 22 858 43.8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 12 196 23.4 (X)

All other computer~related

services 11 ...................... 3 577 6.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 742 3.3 (X)

LYNCHBURG, VA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 10 . 4 183 100.0 89.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 361 8.6 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 4 .................... 152 3.6 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 197 4.7 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 12 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 562 13.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 8 .................... 308 7.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 7 .................... 254 6.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 14 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 14 .3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 2 999 71.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 247 5.9 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 4 ................ 4 885 100.0 78.5

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 885 100.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LYNCHBURG, VA MSAm

Con.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 6 ................... 10 534 100.0 83.9

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 227 2.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 218 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 9 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 1 203 11.4 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 359 3.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 844 8.0 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 1 240 11.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 864 74.7 (X)

MADISON, WI MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 63 . 39 440 100.0 64.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 22 ...................... 8 191 20.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 8 .................... 1 964 5.0 (X)

Applications software 15 .......... 6 027 15.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 200 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 53 ....... 21 988 55.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 44 .................... 12 874 32.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 31 .................... 9 114 23.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 21 ............. 978 2.5 (X)

For hardware installation 9 ....... 542 1.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 16 ...................... 436 1.1 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 4 ...................... 43 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 9 ............. 1 943 4.9 (X)

Computer processing services 10 .... 386 1.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 6 . 220 .6 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 163 .4 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 3 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 56 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 4 .... 24 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 22 .................... 2 616 6.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 6 ...................... 456 1.2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 4 .................. 32 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 6 ...................... 2 300 5.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 427 1.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MADISON, WI MSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 21 ................ 74 714 100.0 88.3

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 14 273 19.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 8 .................... 3 164 4.2 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 11 109 14.9 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 6 ............... 2 073 2.8 (X)

Computer processing services 21 .... 54 650 73.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 16 . 50 891 68.1 (X)

Data entry 8 ................... 1 923 2.6 (X)

Other computer processing

services 10 .................... 1 836 2.5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 6 .... 779 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 180 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 759 3.7 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 16 ................... 7 420 100.0 96.0

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 1 106 14.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 5 .................... 1 104 14.9 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 2 (V) (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 10 ............. 1 907 25.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 1 904 25.7 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 3 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 3 921 52.8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 424 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 62 .8 (X)

MCALLEN–EDINBURG–

MISSION, TX MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 9 ................ 4 906 100.0 94.8

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 4 ............... 173 3.5 (X)

Computer processing services 9 .... 4 564 93.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 7 . 4 348 88.6 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 216 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 169 3.4 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 6 ................... 2 028 100.0 95.5

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 275 13.6 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 154 7.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 121 6.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 522 25.7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 534 26.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 697 34.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MEDFORD–ASHLAND, OR

MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 18 . 4 544 100.0 72.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 12 ...................... 1 560 34.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 6 .................... 1 491 32.8 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 69 1.5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 14 ....... 2 606 57.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 14 .................... 1 551 34.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 10 .................... 1 055 23.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 160 3.5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 59 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 159 3.5 (X)

MELBOURNE–TITUSVILLE–

PALM BAY, FL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 98 . 192 198 100.0 85.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 14 ...................... 5 465 2.8 (X)

Applications software 9 .......... 5 267 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 198 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 75 ....... 70 182 36.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 40 .................... 34 865 18.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 21 .................... 35 317 18.4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 14 ............. 6 234 3.2 (X)

For hardware installation 8 ....... 5 311 2.8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 12 ...................... 923 .5 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 5 ...................... 4 262 2.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 24 ............. 100 783 52.4 (X)

Computer processing services 4 .... 1 671 .9 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 671 .9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 2 377 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 224 .6 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 18 ................ 8 891 100.0 72.0

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 8 ............. 33 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 30 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 3 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 21 .2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 7 ............... 219 2.5 (X)

Computer processing services 13 .... 5 603 63.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 13 . 5 582 62.8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 7 .................... 20 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 12 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 7 .... 11 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 992 33.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MEMPHIS, TN–AR–MS MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 101 . 124 979 100.0 71.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 40 ...................... 29 006 23.2 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 8 .................... 1 173 .9 (X)

Applications software 29 .......... 14 112 11.3 (X)

Other prepackaged software 4 ... 13 721 11.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 82 ....... 30 755 24.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 63 .................... 24 108 19.3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 42 .................... 6 647 5.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 28 ............. 10 616 8.5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 26 ...................... 10 581 8.5 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 35 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 18 ............. 31 328 25.1 (X)

Computer processing services 15 .... 19 626 15.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 6 . 13 478 10.8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 10 .................... 4 914 3.9 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 234 1.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 13 .................... 679 .5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 4 .... 966 .8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 25 .................... 1 423 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 580 .5 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 31 ................ 58 208 100.0 77.0

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 6 ............. 171 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 167 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 4 (V) (X)

Computer facilities management

services 5 ...................... 12 505 21.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 3 659 6.3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 9 ............... 17 527 30.1 (X)

Computer processing services 23 .... 20 757 35.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 15 . 13 694 23.5 (X)

Data entry 6 ................... 680 1.2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 6 .................... 6 383 11.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 1 363 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 226 3.8 (X)

MIAMI, FL PMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 92 ................ 145 828 100.0 88.9

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 8 ............. 2 944 2.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 2 893 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 51 (V) (X)

Computer facilities management

services 5 ...................... 1 335 .9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 705 .5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 20 ............... 30 094 20.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MIAMI, FL PMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Computer processing services 74 .... 103 081 70.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 14 . 94 138 64.6 (X)

Data entry 6 ................... 2 150 1.5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 12 .................... 6 793 4.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 354 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 7 .... 366 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 436 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 2 602 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 911 2.7 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 100 ................... 70 094 100.0 70.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 12 ...................... 135 .2 (X)

Applications software 12 .......... 128 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 7 (V) (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 46 ............. 8 436 12.0 (X) For hardware installation 9 ....... 63 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 31 ...................... 8 373 12.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 2 137 3.1 (X)

Computer processing services 7 .... 52 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 35 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 17 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 39 .................... 32 565 46.5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 15 .... 7 675 11.0 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 6 ........................ 98 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 18 .................... 17 257 24.6 (X)

All other computer~related

services 12 ...................... 1 322 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 417 .6 (X)

MILWAUKEE–RACINE, WI

CMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 272 . 231 398 100.0 80.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 100 ...................... 52 812 22.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 45 .................... 13 244 5.7 (X)

Applications software 72 .......... 39 530 17.1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 38 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 212 ....... 82 631 35.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 175 .................... 48 598 21.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 110 .................... 34 033 14.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 76 ............. 7 057 3.1 (X) For hardware installation 33 ....... 845 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 71 ...................... 6 212 2.7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 56 ............. 73 869 31.9 (X)

Computer processing services 15 .... 155 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 6 .................... 118 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 37 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MILWAUKEE–RACINE, WI

CMSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 37 .................... 1 755 .8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 7 ............... 519 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 73 .................... 8 298 3.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 26 ...................... 587 .3 (X)

All other computer~related

services 21 ...................... 2 591 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 35 . 997 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 127 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 59 ................ 239 958 100.0 79.9

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 10 036 4.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 3 968 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 6 068 2.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 11 ............. 2 409 1.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 11 ...................... 2 409 1.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 9 ............. 267 .1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 16 ............... 22 402 9.3 (X)

Computer processing services 54 .... 185 217 77.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 32 . 170 995 71.3 (X)

Data entry 18 ................... 8 320 3.5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 22 .................... 5 902 2.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 356 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 11 .... 138 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 1 577 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 684 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 872 7.0 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 77 ................... 81 432 100.0 82.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 8 ...................... 423 .5 (X)

Applications software 8 .......... 385 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 38 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 14 ....... 5 179 6.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 14 .................... 5 116 6.3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 63 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 36 ............. 10 344 12.7 (X) For hardware installation 18 ....... 216 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 31 ...................... 10 128 12.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 1 385 1.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 29 .................... 46 341 56.9 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 10 .... 1 415 1.7 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 5 ........................ 80 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 16 .................... 8 418 10.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MILWAUKEE–RACINE, WI

CMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 11 ...................... 1 040 1.3 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 5 .................. 600 .7 (X)

All other computer~related services 21 ...................... 6 086 7.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 107 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 260 . 227 513 100.0 81.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 93 ...................... 52 626 23.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 40 .................... 13 163 5.8 (X)

Applications software 66 .......... 39 441 17.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 22 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 203 ....... 80 965 35.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 166 .................... 47 817 21.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 103 .................... 33 148 14.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 70 ............. 6 957 3.1 (X)

For hardware installation 28 ....... 825 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 65 ...................... 6 132 2.7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 53 ............. 73 641 32.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 36 .................... 1 740 .8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 7 ............... 518 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 65 .................... 6 950 3.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 26 ...................... 587 .3 (X)

All other computer~related services 21 ...................... 2 586 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 31 . 797 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 146 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 56 ................ 239 718 100.0 79.9

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 10 036 4.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 3 968 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 6 068 2.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 9 ............. 2 404 1.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 9 ...................... 2 404 1.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 264 .1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 14 ............... 22 399 9.3 (X)

Computer processing services 51 .... 184 990 77.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 29 . 170 771 71.2 (X)

Data entry 18 ................... 8 320 3.5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 20 .................... 5 899 2.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 355 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 9 .... 137 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 1 577 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 684 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 872 7.0 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 72 ................... 80 391 100.0 82.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 339 .4 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 334 .4 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 5 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 12 ....... 5 128 6.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 12 .................... 5 091 6.3 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 37 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 34 ............. 10 024 12.5 (X)

For hardware installation 16 ....... 141 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 29 ...................... 9 883 12.3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 1 382 1.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 26 .................... 45 939 57.1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 9 .... 1 406 1.8 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 5 ........................ 80 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 8 368 10.4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 11 ...................... 1 039 1.3 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 5 .................. 599 .8 (X)

All other computer~related services 20 ...................... 5 983 7.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 104 .1 (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 777 . 1 093 645 100.0 79.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 257 ...................... 247 041 22.6 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 99 .................... 119 237 10.9 (X)

Applications software 153 .......... 79 682 7.3 (X)

Other prepackaged software 18 ... 48 122 4.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 622 ....... 460 781 42.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 516 .................... 301 719 27.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 337 .................... 159 062 14.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 180 ............. 39 457 3.6 (X)

For hardware installation 67 ....... 5 236 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 146 ...................... 34 221 3.1 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 9 ...................... 1 535 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 118 ............. 269 348 24.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Computer processing services 26 .... 1 187 .1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 13 . 769 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 418 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 47 .................... 4 415 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 4 ............... 506 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 8 .... 3 615 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 93 .................... 9 086 .8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 37 ...................... 2 592 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 10 .................. 12 959 1.2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 69 ...................... 31 431 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 63 . 9 456 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 236 (V) (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 147 ................ 565 248 100.0 86.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 9 ...................... 14 316 2.5 (X)

Applications software 7 .......... 14 043 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 273 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 26 ....... 19 615 3.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 22 .................... 19 197 3.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 6 .................... 418 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 24 ............. 3 431 .6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 24 ...................... 3 431 .6 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 13 ...................... 16 458 2.9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 17 ............. 3 566 .6 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 37 ............... 38 716 6.9 (X)

Computer processing services 122 .... 454 288 80.4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 79 . 353 754 62.6 (X)

Data entry 34 ................... 13 533 2.4 (X)

Other computer processing

services 54 .................... 87 001 15.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 20 .................... 718 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 19 .... 3 623 .6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 21 .................... 3 436 .6 (X)

All other computer~related

services 13 ...................... 2 432 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 1 288 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 361 .6 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 275 ................... 378 328 100.0 84.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 29 ...................... 1 987 .5 (X)

Applications software 23 .......... 1 895 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 92 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 45 ....... 9 074 2.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 32 .................... 7 512 2.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 10 .................... 1 562 .4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 166 ............. 59 310 15.7 (X)

For hardware installation 32 ....... 4 450 1.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 149 ...................... 54 860 14.5 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 6 ...................... 575 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 10 ............. 8 411 2.2 (X)

Computer processing services 5 .... 1 197 .3 (X)

Data entry 5 ................... 1 197 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 85 .................... 208 731 55.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 7 ............... 333 .1 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 7 044 1.9 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 21 .... 24 919 6.6 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 5 ........................ 6 237 1.7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 44 .................... 22 223 5.9 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 18 ...................... 1 235 .3 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 14 .................. 769 .2 (X)

All other computer~related services 50 ...................... 25 485 6.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 798 .2 (X)

MOBILE, AL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 47 . 27 893 100.0 72.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 12 ...................... 3 964 14.2 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 4 .................... 232 .8 (X)

Applications software 10 .......... 3 632 13.0 (X)

Other prepackaged software 4 ... 100 .4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 39 ....... 7 479 26.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 35 .................... 2 574 9.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 16 .................... 4 905 17.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 8 ............. 31 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 19 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 12 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 13 ............. 14 323 51.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 16 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 1 606 5.8 (X)

All other computer~related

services 4 ...................... 17 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 22 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 435 1.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MODESTO, CA MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 5 ................ 2 535 100.0 93.8

Computer processing services 5 .... 2 535 100.0 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 2 535 100.0 (X)

MONROE, LA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 11 . 2 847 100.0 91.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 636 22.3 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 565 19.9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 71 2.5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 832 29.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 5 .................... 367 12.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 8 .................... 465 16.3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 360 12.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 019 35.8 (X)

MONTGOMERY, AL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 28 . 35 067 100.0 76.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 280 .8 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 280 .8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 26 ....... 23 024 65.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 14 .................... 14 420 41.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 15 .................... 8 604 24.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 1 744 5.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 852 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 892 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 019 28.6 (X)

NASHVILLE, TN MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 110 . 111 184 100.0 63.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 30 ...................... 9 596 8.6 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 10 .................... 727 .7 (X)

Applications software 24 .......... 8 869 8.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 93 ....... 65 574 59.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 70 .................... 43 299 38.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 56 .................... 22 275 20.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 25 ............. 1 278 1.2 (X)

For hardware installation 14 ....... 376 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 17 ...................... 902 .8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 24 ............. 26 693 24.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NASHVILLE, TN MSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Computer processing services 10 .... 984 .9 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 5 . 918 .8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 4 .................... 62 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 4 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 350 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 26 .................... 2 777 2.5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 6 ...................... 55 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 9 ...................... 3 495 3.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 171 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 211 .2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 40 ................ 86 581 100.0 70.2

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 10 ............. 2 372 2.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 10 ...................... 900 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 1 472 1.7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 74 .1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 14 ............... 14 088 16.3 (X)

Computer processing services 31 .... 61 488 71.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 19 . 35 082 40.5 (X)

Data entry 7 ................... 3 196 3.7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 22 .................... 23 210 26.8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 233 .3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 9 .... 135 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 84 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 107 9.4 (X)

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 39 ................ 37 204 100.0 86.3

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 13 ............. 1 998 5.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 13 ...................... 929 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 1 069 2.9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 76 .2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 11 ............... 2 420 6.5 (X)

Computer processing services 33 .... 19 116 51.4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 20 . 9 162 24.6 (X)

Data entry 10 ................... 2 366 6.4 (X)

Other computer processing

services 15 .................... 7 588 20.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 178 .5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 10 .... 121 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 585 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 866 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 844 31.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSAm

Con.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 68 ................... 50 841 100.0 71.9

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 13 ....... 1 261 2.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 407 .8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 8 .................... 854 1.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 32 ............. 7 678 15.1 (X)

For hardware installation 15 ....... 571 1.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 28 ...................... 7 107 14.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 38 .................... 30 014 59.0 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 13 .... 3 921 7.7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 21 .................... 4 840 9.5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 10 ...................... 334 .7 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 5 .................. 45 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 11 ...................... 1 686 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 515 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 547 1.1 (X)

NEW YORK–NORTHERN

NEW JERSEY–LONG

ISLAND, NY–NJ–CT–PA

CMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 935 ................ 3 696 090 100.0 76.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 39 ...................... 33 091 .9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 14 .................... 10 000 .3 (X)

Applications software 28 .......... 23 076 .6 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 15 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 119 ....... 137 201 3.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 93 .................... 21 420 .6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 52 .................... 115 781 3.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 166 ............. 152 860 4.1 (X)

For hardware installation 27 ....... 108 946 3.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 161 ...................... 43 914 1.2 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 64 ...................... 375 442 10.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 119 ............. 13 503 .4 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 233 ............... 779 003 21.1 (X)

Computer processing services 796 .... 2 074 781 56.1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 540 . 1 453 288 39.3 (X)

Data entry 222 ................... 125 353 3.4 (X)

Other computer processing

services 309 .................... 496 140 13.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 131 .................... 20 645 .6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 130 .... 5 628 .2 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 4 ........................ 23 945 .7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 68 .................... 23 503 .6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 10 ...................... 8 155 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW YORK–NORTHERN

NEW JERSEY–LONG

ISLAND, NY–NJ–CT–PA

CMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

All other computer~related services 39 ...................... 42 690 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 44 . 5 541 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 102 (V) (X)

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 423 . 436 738 100.0 66.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 109 ...................... 170 661 39.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 40 .................... 94 471 21.6 (X)

Applications software 82 .......... 76 141 17.4 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 49 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 357 ....... 151 285 34.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 292 .................... 105 254 24.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 179 .................... 46 031 10.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 73 ............. 10 151 2.3 (X)

For hardware installation 25 ....... 661 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 71 ...................... 9 490 2.2 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 4 ...................... 482 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 55 ............. 85 437 19.6 (X)

Computer processing services 15 .... 3 463 .8 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 9 . 2 955 .7 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 508 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 15 .................... 4 327 1.0 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 44 .................... 8 658 2.0 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 23 ...................... 975 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 8 ...................... 518 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 648 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 133 (V) (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 109 ................ 203 126 100.0 64.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 1 468 .7 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 1 062 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 406 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 14 ....... 534 .3 (X)

Custom software development

services 10 .................... 487 .2 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 47 (V) (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 16 ............. 3 767 1.9 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 16 ...................... 3 767 1.9 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 7 ...................... 6 332 3.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 14 ............. 3 219 1.6 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 21 ............... 17 460 8.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Computer processing services 99 .... 163 561 80.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 69 . 142 624 70.2 (X)

Data entry 34 ................... 15 160 7.5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 32 .................... 5 777 2.8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 1 053 .5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 12 .... 1 053 .5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 1 586 .8 (X)

All other computer~related

services 4 ...................... 2 845 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 210 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 38 (V) (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 216 ................... 203 350 100.0 64.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 17 ...................... 4 308 2.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 10 .................... 205 .1 (X)

Applications software 11 .......... 4 055 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 48 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 27 ....... 1 634 .8 (X)

Custom software development

services 16 .................... 1 294 .6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 12 .................... 340 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 150 ............. 52 278 25.7 (X) For hardware installation 26 ....... 1 514 .7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 86 ...................... 50 764 25.0 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 5 ...................... 922 .5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 2 810 1.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 51 .................... 41 600 20.5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 20 .... 88 216 43.4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 35 .................... 2 324 1.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 14 ...................... 2 300 1.1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 6 .................. 417 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 27 ...................... 6 018 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 522 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

BRIDGEPORT, CT PMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 21 ................ 39 310 100.0 85.6

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 61 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 61 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 41 .1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 6 ............... 247 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 19 .... 38 685 98.4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 10 . 18 740 47.7 (X)

Data entry 8 ................... 4 570 11.6 (X)

Other computer processing

services 8 .................... 15 375 39.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BRIDGEPORT, CT PMSAm

Con.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 20 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 4 .... 20 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 236 .6 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 37 ................... 38 250 100.0 66.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 63 .2 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 5 .................... 63 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 3 418 8.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 5 .................... 3 418 8.9 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 19 ............. 11 330 29.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 12 ...................... 10 895 28.5 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 435 1.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 13 873 36.3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 6 107 16.0 (X)

All other computer~related

services 6 ...................... 1 682 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 233 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 544 4.0 (X)

DANBURY, CT PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 64 . 34 491 100.0 64.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 18 ...................... 14 361 41.6 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 10 .................... 9 297 27.0 (X)

Applications software 11 .......... 5 064 14.7 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 51 ....... 14 709 42.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 38 .................... 12 827 37.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 16 .................... 1 882 5.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 12 ............. 189 .6 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 74 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 7 ...................... 115 .3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 3 196 9.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 1 198 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 134 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 704 2.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DUTCHESS COUNTY, NY

PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 31 . 21 847 100.0 81.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 11 ...................... 4 376 20.0 (X)

Applications software 9 .......... 803 3.7 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 3 573 16.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 27 ....... 16 641 76.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 25 .................... 16 354 74.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 9 .................... 287 1.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 11 ............. 329 1.5 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 45 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 9 ...................... 284 1.3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 134 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 367 1.7 (X)

JERSEY CITY, NJ PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 57 . 50 849 100.0 73.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 27 ...................... 9 175 18.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 10 .................... 3 628 7.1 (X)

Applications software 20 .......... 5 547 10.9 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 50 ....... 38 305 75.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 35 .................... 10 991 21.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 31 .................... 27 314 53.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 17 ............. 441 .9 (X)

For hardware installation 5 ....... 28 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 15 ...................... 413 .8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 11 .................... 1 074 2.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 8 ...................... 255 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 451 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 148 2.3 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 23 ................ 325 964 100.0 95.7

Computer processing services 20 .... 305 169 93.6 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 10 . 194 082 59.5 (X)

Data entry 5 ................... 4 233 1.3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 106 854 32.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 795 6.4 (X)

MIDDLESEX–SOMERSET–

HUNTERDON, NJ PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 485 . 1 322 276 100.0 88.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 107 ...................... 107 434 8.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 44 .................... 60 778 4.6 (X)

Applications software 65 .......... 38 285 2.9 (X)

Other prepackaged software 9 ... 8 371 .6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 430 ....... 950 923 71.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 337 .................... 807 847 61.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 217 .................... 143 076 10.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MIDDLESEX–SOMERSET–

HUNTERDON, NJ PMSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 105 ............. 22 348 1.7 (X)

For hardware installation 42 ....... 3 606 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 87 ...................... 18 742 1.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 57 ............. 176 611 13.4 (X)

Computer processing services 20 .... 2 713 .2 (X)

Data entry 13 ................... 1 229 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 9 .................... 1 412 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 72 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 27 .................... 1 646 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 44 .................... 49 468 3.7 (X)

All other computer~related services 20 ...................... 3 316 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 41 . 6 839 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 978 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 75 ................ 317 777 100.0 83.3

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 28 ............. 12 409 3.9 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 28 ...................... 6 655 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 5 754 1.8 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 7 ...................... 7 369 2.3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 26 ............. 2 393 .8 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 30 ............... 3 659 1.2 (X)

Computer processing services 68 .... 277 729 87.4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 52 . 209 840 66.0 (X)

Data entry 12 ................... 23 062 7.3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 40 .................... 44 827 14.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 28 .................... 1 966 .6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 28 .... 1 581 .5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 3 147 1.0 (X)

All other computer~related services 4 ...................... 788 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 1 279 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 457 1.7 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 229 ................... 213 970 100.0 65.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 9 ...................... 847 .4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 8 .................... 832 .4 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 15 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 26 ....... 4 040 1.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 20 .................... 3 599 1.7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 15 .................... 441 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 181 ............. 123 320 57.6 (X) For hardware installation 30 ....... 1 396 .7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 159 ...................... 121 924 57.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MIDDLESEX–SOMERSET–

HUNTERDON, NJ PMSAm

Con.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Computer facilities management

services 9 ...................... 243 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 621 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 4 .... 335 .2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 4 .................... 98 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 237 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 44 .................... 56 962 26.6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 14 .... 18 749 8.8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 27 .................... 4 681 2.2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 22 ...................... 3 935 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 237 .1 (X)

MONMOUTH–OCEAN, NJ

PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 278 . 520 560 100.0 83.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 53 ...................... 31 827 6.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 28 .................... 10 230 2.0 (X)

Applications software 31 .......... 21 585 4.2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 12 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 241 ....... 160 907 30.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 159 .................... 118 947 22.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 106 .................... 41 960 8.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 38 ............. 6 978 1.3 (X)

For hardware installation 20 ....... 486 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 29 ...................... 6 492 1.3 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 4 ...................... 960 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 28 ............. 226 376 43.5 (X)

Computer processing services 11 .... 1 074 .2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 704 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 370 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 18 .................... 51 612 9.9 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 25 .................... 37 021 7.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 10 ...................... 317 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 7 .................. 711 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 7 ...................... 442 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 2 229 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 106 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NASSAU–SUFFOLK, NY

PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 626 . 479 079 100.0 68.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 185 ...................... 125 759 26.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 80 .................... 69 772 14.6 (X)

Applications software 124 .......... 53 547 11.2 (X)

Other prepackaged software 13 ... 2 440 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 544 ....... 221 502 46.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 467 .................... 158 844 33.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 279 .................... 62 658 13.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 130 ............. 13 367 2.8 (X) For hardware installation 75 ....... 2 009 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 102 ...................... 11 358 2.4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 15 ...................... 3 808 .8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 88 ............. 80 709 16.9 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 4 ............... 348 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 29 .... 2 699 .6 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 13 . 766 .2 (X)

Data entry 9 ................... 1 469 .3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 11 .................... 464 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 58 .................... 5 186 1.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 9 ............... 708 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 12 .... 523 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 98 .................... 16 417 3.4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 42 ...................... 2 736 .6 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 11 .................. 499 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 22 ...................... 853 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 34 . 3 965 .8 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 137 ................ 601 186 100.0 79.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 1 392 .2 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 1 392 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 16 ....... 23 910 4.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 16 .................... 12 278 2.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 11 632 1.9 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 10 ............. 92 756 15.4 (X) For hardware installation 6 ....... 81 049 13.5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 10 ...................... 11 707 2.0 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 10 ............... 38 851 6.5 (X)

Computer processing services 128 .... 426 690 71.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 79 . 333 009 55.4 (X)

Data entry 39 ................... 24 225 4.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 35 .................... 69 456 11.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 12 621 2.1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 1 787 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 684 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 495 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NASSAU–SUFFOLK, NY

PMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 300 ................... 171 997 100.0 70.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 28 ...................... 1 436 .8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 14 .................... 444 .3 (X)

Applications software 19 .......... 992 .6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 55 ....... 1 478 .9 (X)

Custom software development

services 33 .................... 494 .3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 34 .................... 984 .6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 200 ............. 44 870 26.1 (X)

For hardware installation 63 ....... 2 002 1.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 172 ...................... 42 868 24.9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 15 ............. 1 367 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 21 .... 5 586 3.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 9 . 5 475 3.2 (X)

Data entry 6 ................... 98 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 13 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 91 .................... 38 363 22.3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 23 .... 46 609 27.1 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 8 ........................ 999 .6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 48 .................... 9 456 5.5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 22 ...................... 1 020 .6 (X)

All other computer~related

services 41 ...................... 12 780 7.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 5 023 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 010 1.8 (X)

NEW HAVEN–MERIDEN, CT

PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 82 . 48 175 100.0 86.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 22 ...................... 17 621 36.6 (X)

Applications software 8 .......... 15 349 31.9 (X)

Other prepackaged software 6 ... 1 083 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 189 2.5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 64 ....... 16 996 35.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 57 .................... 10 213 21.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 28 .................... 6 783 14.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 22 ............. 8 235 17.1 (X)

For hardware installation 13 ....... 219 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 19 ...................... 8 016 16.6 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 5 ...................... 66 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 10 ............. 938 2.0 (X)

Computer processing services 9 .... 311 .7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 9 . 279 .6 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 32 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 258 .5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 6 ............... 268 .6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW HAVEN–MERIDEN, CT

PMSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 17 .................... 1 494 3.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 12 ...................... 372 .8 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 9 .................. 675 1.4 (X)

All other computer~related services 6 ...................... 72 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 862 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 17 ................ 24 073 100.0 85.0

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 5 ............... 198 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 17 .... 23 459 97.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 10 . 22 364 92.9 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 333 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 762 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 416 1.7 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 43 ................... 70 297 100.0 72.6

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 26 ............. 6 236 8.9 (X) For hardware installation 5 ....... 43 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 23 ...................... 6 193 8.8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 19 .................... 59 203 84.2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 837 1.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 547 .8 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 6 .................. 716 1.0 (X)

All other computer~related

services 5 ...................... 2 069 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 689 1.0 (X)

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 1 . 304 1 835 292 100.0 69.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 318 ...................... 463 357 25.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 141 .................... 333 527 18.2 (X)

Applications software 194 .......... 125 375 6.8 (X)

Other prepackaged software 18 ... 4 455 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 1 ....... 091 884 778 48.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 869 .................... 637 296 34.7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 569 .................... 247 482 13.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 266 ............. 48 119 2.6 (X)

For hardware installation 109 ....... 8 514 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 224 ...................... 39 605 2.2 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 33 ...................... 6 822 .4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 157 ............. 332 909 18.1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 27 ............... 14 478 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW YORK, NY PMSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Computer processing services 64 .... 6 631 .4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 39 . 4 730 .3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 17 .................... 1 593 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 308 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 49 .................... 13 734 .8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 4 ............... 3 184 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 13 .... 943 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 147 .................... 21 090 1.2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 55 ...................... 2 854 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 50 ...................... 16 196 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 83 . 19 705 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 492 (V) (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 309 ................ 1 702 034 100.0 75.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 13 ...................... 23 339 1.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 7 .................... 8 825 .5 (X)

Applications software 9 .......... 14 500 .9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 14 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 53 ....... 102 666 6.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 39 .................... 5 238 .3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 25 .................... 97 428 5.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 46 ............. 39 483 2.3 (X)

For hardware installation 11 ....... 21 672 1.3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 42 ...................... 17 811 1.1 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 29 ...................... 336 628 19.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 23 ............. 6 468 .4 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 85 ............... 663 230 39.0 (X)

Computer processing services 234 .... 468 654 27.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 163 . 273 616 16.1 (X)

Data entry 57 ................... 8 423 .5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 99 .................... 186 615 11.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 28 .................... 3 359 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 23 .... 1 777 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 22 .................... 15 546 .9 (X)

All other computer~related

services 18 ...................... 33 380 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 1 704 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 800 .3 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 658 ................... 846 050 100.0 65.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 51 ...................... 8 650 1.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 30 .................... 6 722 .8 (X)

Applications software 29 .......... 1 880 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 48 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW YORK, NY PMSAm

Con.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 73 ....... 4 797 .6 (X)

Custom software development

services 49 .................... 2 152 .3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 35 .................... 2 645 .3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 477 ............. 274 227 32.4 (X)

For hardware installation 121 ....... 22 488 2.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 429 ...................... 251 739 29.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 19 ............. 3 277 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 22 .... 1 833 .2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 12 . 877 .1 (X)

Data entry 15 ................... 414 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 12 .................... 542 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 159 .................... 311 304 36.8 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 45 .... 90 656 10.7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 95 .................... 102 214 12.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 45 ...................... 1 282 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 48 .................. 1 580 .2 (X)

All other computer~related services 95 ...................... 40 438 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 33 . 4 697 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 095 .1 (X)

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 528 . 607 274 100.0 72.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 144 ...................... 133 481 22.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 68 .................... 91 765 15.1 (X)

Applications software 97 .......... 41 534 6.8 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 182 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 452 ....... 267 394 44.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 387 .................... 169 170 27.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 245 .................... 98 224 16.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 128 ............. 22 705 3.7 (X) For hardware installation 57 ....... 1 690 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 109 ...................... 21 015 3.5 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 11 ...................... 1 569 .3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 72 ............. 127 925 21.1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 6 ............... 3 366 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 17 .... 2 216 .4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 6 . 1 850 .3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 11 .................... 353 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 13 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 43 .................... 12 540 2.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 6 ............... 1 026 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEWARK, NJ PMSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 84 .................... 18 789 3.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 32 ...................... 749 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 15 .................. 3 499 .6 (X)

All other computer~related

services 23 ...................... 5 570 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 27 . 6 343 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 102 (V) (X)

STAMFORD–NORWALK, CT

PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 167 . 220 023 100.0 69.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 54 ...................... 61 518 28.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 25 .................... 19 298 8.8 (X)

Applications software 27 .......... 7 525 3.4 (X)

Other prepackaged software 6 ... 34 695 15.8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 133 ....... 89 624 40.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 118 .................... 69 698 31.7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 59 .................... 19 926 9.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 41 ............. 15 227 6.9 (X)

For hardware installation 16 ....... 1 026 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 37 ...................... 14 201 6.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 28 ............. 34 555 15.7 (X)

Computer processing services 8 .... 953 .4 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 953 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 13 .................... 791 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 6 .... 218 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 16 .................... 2 109 1.0 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 9 ...................... 213 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 4 .................. 104 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 10 ...................... 12 993 5.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 1 459 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 259 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 37 ................ 29 083 100.0 67.6

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 1 958 6.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 5 .................... 891 3.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 6 .................... 1 067 3.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 10 ............. 225 .8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 9 ...................... 195 .7 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 30 .1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 16 ............... 4 788 16.5 (X)

Computer processing services 29 .... 19 167 65.9 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 20 . 7 038 24.2 (X)

Data entry 13 ................... 6 695 23.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 13 .................... 5 434 18.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

STAMFORD–NORWALK, CT

PMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 15 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 5 ...................... 527 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 403 8.3 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 75 ................... 154 771 100.0 66.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 248 .2 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 222 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 26 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 12 ....... 659 .4 (X)

Custom software development

services 12 .................... 649 .4 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 10 (V) (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 45 ............. 37 035 23.9 (X)

For hardware installation 12 ....... 10 249 6.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 43 ...................... 26 786 17.3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 8 002 5.2 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 5 647 3.7 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 16 .... 55 538 35.9 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 19 364 12.5 (X)

All other computer~related

services 20 ...................... 19 196 12.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 6 890 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 192 1.4 (X)

TRENTON, NJ PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 112 . 130 353 100.0 81.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 40 ...................... 68 798 52.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 12 .................... 25 214 19.3 (X)

Applications software 22 .......... 43 441 33.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 143 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 96 ....... 38 368 29.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 77 .................... 31 304 24.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 47 .................... 7 064 5.4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 22 ............. 1 958 1.5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 22 ...................... 1 918 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 40 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 17 ............. 10 365 8.0 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 8 ............... 497 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 4 .... 1 522 1.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 4 . 1 522 1.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 98 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 10 ...................... 3 873 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 2 038 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 836 2.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 161 . 268 590 100.0 82.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 35 ...................... 2 667 1.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 16 .................... 774 .3 (X)

Applications software 21 .......... 1 883 .7 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 10 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 136 ....... 159 107 59.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 96 .................... 98 224 36.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 80 .................... 60 883 22.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 53 ............. 13 735 5.1 (X)

For hardware installation 24 ....... 4 405 1.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 48 ...................... 9 330 3.5 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 10 ...................... 611 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 32 ............. 52 611 19.6 (X)

Computer processing services 13 .... 1 333 .5 (X)

Data entry 5 ................... 343 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 8 .................... 766 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 224 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 24 .................... 15 263 5.7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 41 .................... 13 510 5.0 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 21 ...................... 2 607 1.0 (X)

All other computer~related services 19 ...................... 2 582 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 . 4 447 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 117 (V) (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 59 ................... 67 913 100.0 91.2

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 32 ............. 10 309 15.2 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 33 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 23 ...................... 10 276 15.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 24 .................... 29 537 43.5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 11 .................... 3 059 4.5 (X)

All other computer~related services 8 ...................... 5 330 7.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 678 29.0 (X)

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 114 . 78 741 100.0 100.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 29 ...................... 9 502 12.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 4 .................... 920 1.2 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 5 732 7.3 (X)

Other prepackaged software 4 ... 2 850 3.6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 99 ....... 29 698 37.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 52 .................... 10 402 13.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 37 .................... 19 296 24.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

mCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 15 ............. 3 639 4.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 15 ...................... 3 626 4.6 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 13 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 22 ............. 31 072 39.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 534 .7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 845 1.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 6 ...................... 37 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 8 .................. 430 .6 (X)

All other computer~related

services 10 ...................... 166 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 1 316 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 502 1.9 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 59 ................... 71 451 100.0 79.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 390 .6 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 374 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 16 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 496 .7 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 468 .7 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 28 (V) (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 26 ............. 3 550 5.0 (X) For hardware installation 5 ....... 1 440 2.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 2 110 3.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 33 .................... 36 346 50.9 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 11 .... 8 718 12.2 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 5 ........................ 73 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 16 .................... 9 304 13.0 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 6 ...................... 391 .6 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 5 .................. 5 344 7.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 6 467 9.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 372 .5 (X)

OMAHA, NE–IA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 110 . 229 799 100.0 73.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 42 ...................... 55 295 24.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 14 .................... 2 632 1.2 (X)

Applications software 32 .......... 52 663 22.9 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 96 ....... 132 433 57.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 76 .................... 81 547 35.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 55 .................... 50 886 22.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

OMAHA, NE–IA MSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 33 ............. 16 190 7.1 (X)

For hardware installation 11 ....... 5 582 2.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 27 ...................... 10 608 4.6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 26 ............. 19 224 8.4 (X)

Computer processing services 8 .... 202 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 202 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 1 569 .7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 624 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 2 515 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 747 .8 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 34 ................ 404 207 100.0 88.9

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 6 534 1.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 708 .2 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 5 826 1.4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 193 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 184 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 9 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 301 .1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 8 ............... 26 863 6.7 (X)

Computer processing services 31 .... 369 227 91.4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 17 . 26 932 6.7 (X)

Data entry 8 ................... 14 808 3.7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 10 .................... 327 487 81.0 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 10 .... 429 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 490 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 170 (V) (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 43 ................... 34 257 100.0 83.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 9 ...................... 317 .9 (X)

Applications software 9 .......... 315 .9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 2 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 14 ....... 607 1.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 14 .................... 606 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 1 (V) (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 17 ............. 1 660 4.9 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 17 ...................... 1 655 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 5 (V) (X)

Computer processing services 5 .... 327 1.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 5 . 278 .8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 37 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 12 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

OMAHA, NE–IA MSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 22 .................... 22 542 65.8 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 592 1.7 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 8 .... 3 206 9.4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 18 .................... 3 177 9.3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 10 ...................... 698 2.0 (X)

All other computer~related services 8 ...................... 1 038 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 53 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 40 .1 (X)

ORLANDO, FL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 275 . 331 610 100.0 69.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 99 ...................... 97 613 29.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 38 .................... 22 908 6.9 (X)

Applications software 61 .......... 74 249 22.4 (X)

Other prepackaged software 8 ... 456 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 233 ....... 154 797 46.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 172 .................... 105 698 31.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 133 .................... 49 099 14.8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 75 ............. 20 702 6.2 (X)

For hardware installation 18 ....... 4 403 1.3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 63 ...................... 16 299 4.9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 41 ............. 25 369 7.7 (X)

Computer processing services 8 .... 731 .2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 6 .................... 605 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 126 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 18 .................... 5 262 1.6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 4 .... 654 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 48 .................... 9 460 2.9 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 9 .................. 1 851 .6 (X)

All other computer~related

services 34 ...................... 12 160 3.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 . 2 413 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 598 .2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 59 ................ 132 167 100.0 94.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 10 ...................... 2 893 2.2 (X)

Applications software 8 .......... 1 107 .8 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 786 1.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 881 .7 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 874 .7 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 7 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ORLANDO, FL MSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 19 ............. 434 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 17 ...................... 430 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 4 (V) (X)

Computer facilities management

services 6 ...................... 14 629 11.1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 17 ............... 3 522 2.7 (X)

Computer processing services 49 .... 95 670 72.4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 36 . 90 295 68.3 (X)

Data entry 4 ................... 1 029 .8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 21 .................... 4 346 3.3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 15 .................... 99 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 039 10.6 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 110 ................... 78 356 100.0 66.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 10 ...................... 1 295 1.7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 5 .................... 1 185 1.5 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 110 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 184 .2 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 184 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 53 ............. 16 509 21.1 (X)

For hardware installation 10 ....... 101 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 37 ...................... 16 408 20.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 46 .................... 30 209 38.6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 12 .... 10 412 13.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 18 .................... 822 1.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 9 ...................... 73 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 15 ...................... 18 777 24.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 75 .1 (X)

PARKERSBURG–

MARIETTA, WV–OH MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 8 . 3 121 100.0 92.4

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 249 8.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 168 5.4 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 81 2.6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 1 641 52.6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 566 18.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 665 21.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PENSACOLA, FL MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 17 ................ 11 306 100.0 89.8

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 127 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 127 1.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 119 1.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 119 1.1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 4 ............... 786 7.0 (X)

Computer processing services 14 .... 9 673 85.6 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 8 . 5 967 52.8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 6 .................... 3 551 31.4 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 155 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 601 5.3 (X)

PHILADELPHIA–

WILMINGTON–ATLANTIC

CITY, PA–NJ–DE–MD

CMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 990 . 1 227 162 100.0 72.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 328 ...................... 260 711 21.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 144 .................... 68 101 5.6 (X)

Applications software 221 .......... 181 775 14.8 (X)

Other prepackaged software 20 ... 10 835 .9 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 810 ....... 548 529 44.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 670 .................... 347 592 28.3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 415 .................... 200 937 16.4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 238 ............. 35 180 2.9 (X)

For hardware installation 81 ....... 3 253 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 197 ...................... 31 927 2.6 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 20 ...................... 1 571 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 189 ............. 325 934 26.6 (X)

Computer processing services 44 .... 2 538 .2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 18 . 1 014 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 24 .................... 1 155 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 369 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 77 .................... 6 838 .6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 10 ............... 3 892 .3 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 1 663 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 157 .................... 19 122 1.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 62 ...................... 1 981 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 26 .................. 3 615 .3 (X)

All other computer~related services 61 ...................... 12 713 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 71 . 2 583 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 292 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ATLANTIC–CAPE MAY, NJ

PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 25 . 51 460 100.0 98.0

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 24 ....... 47 383 92.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 17 .................... 32 873 63.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 8 .................... 14 510 28.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 646 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 431 6.7 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 9 ................ 6 646 100.0 62.0

Computer processing services 6 .... 1 660 25.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 5 . 1 317 19.8 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 343 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 986 75.0 (X)

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 861 . 1 098 335 100.0 70.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 292 ...................... 232 015 21.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 131 .................... 65 314 6.0 (X)

Applications software 201 .......... 163 918 14.9 (X)

Other prepackaged software 16 ... 2 783 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 705 ....... 467 199 42.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 585 .................... 291 742 26.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 359 .................... 175 457 16.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 207 ............. 30 124 2.7 (X)

For hardware installation 69 ....... 2 435 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 172 ...................... 27 689 2.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 172 ............. 318 463 29.0 (X)

Computer processing services 40 .... 2 524 .2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 16 . 1 005 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 22 .................... 1 150 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 369 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 66 .................... 6 569 .6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 7 ............... 2 235 .2 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 1 663 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 131 .................... 16 578 1.5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 53 ...................... 1 892 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 22 .................. 3 558 .3 (X)

All other computer~related services 52 ...................... 12 395 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 65 . 2 432 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 688 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 239 ................ 917 700 100.0 64.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 21 ...................... 15 957 1.7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 4 .................... 711 .1 (X)

Applications software 19 .......... 15 246 1.7 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 45 ....... 21 332 2.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 38 .................... 12 944 1.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 17 .................... 8 388 .9 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 65 ............. 27 107 3.0 (X)

For hardware installation 16 ....... 9 721 1.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 57 ...................... 17 386 1.9 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 24 ...................... 128 360 14.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 50 ............. 15 090 1.6 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 81 ............... 62 620 6.8 (X)

Computer processing services 203 .... 597 667 65.1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 123 . 408 729 44.5 (X)

Data entry 61 ................... 24 340 2.7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 116 .................... 164 598 17.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 62 .................... 5 371 .6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 55 .... 2 746 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 30 .................... 8 592 .9 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 8 ...................... 2 606 .3 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 5 .................. 1 084 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 17 ...................... 8 409 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 30 . 20 759 2.3 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 385 ................... 597 581 100.0 84.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 50 ...................... 5 505 .9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 18 .................... 313 .1 (X)

Applications software 36 .......... 5 184 .9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 8 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 54 ....... 35 817 6.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 42 .................... 22 838 3.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 28 .................... 12 979 2.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 222 ............. 115 914 19.4 (X) For hardware installation 47 ....... 10 325 1.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 180 ...................... 105 589 17.7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 18 ............. 1 265 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 15 .... 519 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 519 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 118 .................... 285 933 47.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 7 ............... 388 .1 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 2 161 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 35 .... 30 060 5.0 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 62 .................... 7 145 1.2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 19 ...................... 697 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 68 ...................... 105 572 17.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 29 . 6 366 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 239 (V) (X)

WILMINGTON–NEWARK,

DE–MD PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 100 . 76 996 100.0 83.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 34 ...................... 28 283 36.7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 11 .................... 2 382 3.1 (X)

Applications software 19 .......... 17 849 23.2 (X)

Other prepackaged software 4 ... 8 052 10.5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 78 ....... 33 819 43.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 65 .................... 22 852 29.7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 48 .................... 10 967 14.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 27 ............. 3 785 4.9 (X) For hardware installation 11 ....... 232 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 22 ...................... 3 553 4.6 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 5 ...................... 208 .3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 13 ............. 6 577 8.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 212 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 22 .................... 1 894 2.5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 8 ...................... 85 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 7 ...................... 301 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 120 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 712 2.2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 23 ................ 29 656 100.0 90.0

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 7 ............. 330 1.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 328 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 2 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 213 .7 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 10 ............... 4 227 14.3 (X)

Computer processing services 16 .... 19 858 67.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 7 . 13 298 44.8 (X)

Data entry 7 ................... 6 033 20.3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 7 .................... 527 1.8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 107 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 4 .... 107 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 814 16.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WILMINGTON–NEWARK,

DE–MD PMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 48 ................... 10 517 100.0 70.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 189 1.8 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 83 .8 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 106 1.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 11 ....... 210 2.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 9 .................... 110 1.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 6 .................... 100 1.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 33 ............. 5 047 48.0 (X)

For hardware installation 12 ....... 371 3.5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 33 ...................... 4 676 44.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 122 1.2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 6 ............... 128 1.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 2 121 20.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 1 016 9.7 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 8 ...................... 173 1.6 (X)

All other computer~related services 7 ...................... 1 237 11.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 264 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 .1 (X)

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 390 . 450 018 100.0 66.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 143 ...................... 151 863 33.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 42 .................... 60 283 13.4 (X)

Applications software 107 .......... 79 836 17.7 (X)

Other prepackaged software 11 ... 11 744 2.6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 305 ....... 165 803 36.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 239 .................... 114 491 25.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 184 .................... 51 312 11.4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 84 ............. 6 596 1.5 (X)

For hardware installation 46 ....... 1 120 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 68 ...................... 5 476 1.2 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 5 ...................... 261 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 61 ............. 101 228 22.5 (X)

Computer processing services 23 .... 1 366 .3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 16 . 1 283 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 83 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 24 .................... 1 161 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 5 ............... 460 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 64 .................... 5 065 1.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 25 ...................... 435 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 11 .................. 218 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 25 ...................... 12 321 2.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

All other receipts from customers 38 . 3 110 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 131 (V) (X)

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 319 . 462 232 100.0 71.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 127 ...................... 125 872 27.2 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 40 .................... 27 459 5.9 (X)

Applications software 90 .......... 96 985 21.0 (X)

Other prepackaged software 13 ... 1 428 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 227 ....... 172 686 37.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 185 .................... 144 123 31.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 106 .................... 28 563 6.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 76 ............. 10 780 2.3 (X)

For hardware installation 29 ....... 1 296 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 60 ...................... 9 484 2.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 68 ............. 110 226 23.9 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 4 ............... 1 638 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 14 .... 1 933 .4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 6 . 402 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 8 .................... 1 528 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 3 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 25 .................... 12 657 2.7 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 8 .... 1 099 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 70 .................... 11 386 2.5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 28 ...................... 384 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 26 ...................... 4 575 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 45 . 8 719 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 277 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 79 ................ 180 924 100.0 87.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 10 ...................... 4 964 2.7 (X)

Applications software 8 .......... 2 550 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 2 414 1.3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 13 ....... 2 196 1.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 9 .................... 540 .3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 8 .................... 1 656 .9 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 11 ............. 5 915 3.3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 11 ...................... 2 449 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 3 466 1.9 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 10 ...................... 26 132 14.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 10 ............. 234 .1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 18 ............... 6 998 3.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PITTSBURGH, PA MSAm

Con.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Computer processing services 65 .... 122 472 67.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 36 . 53 586 29.6 (X)

Data entry 20 ................... 5 070 2.8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 32 .................... 63 816 35.3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 768 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 16 .... 467 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 13 .................... 2 311 1.3 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 4 .................. 91 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 416 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 960 4.4 (X)

PORTLAND–SALEM, OR–

WA CMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 424 . 572 390 100.0 62.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 194 ...................... 286 305 50.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 48 .................... 59 372 10.4 (X)

Applications software 136 .......... 217 794 38.1 (X)

Other prepackaged software 13 ... 9 139 1.6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 312 ....... 112 703 19.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 252 .................... 59 277 10.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 154 .................... 53 426 9.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 72 ............. 5 101 .9 (X)

For hardware installation 36 ....... 1 758 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 53 ...................... 3 343 .6 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 15 ...................... 319 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 70 ............. 116 259 20.3 (X)

Computer processing services 26 .... 4 480 .8 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 7 . 263 .1 (X)

Data entry 16 ................... 1 722 .3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 19 .................... 2 495 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 46 .................... 6 895 1.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 71 .................... 10 733 1.9 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 35 ...................... 1 318 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 10 .................. 2 854 .5 (X)

All other computer~related

services 36 ...................... 15 539 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 51 . 8 016 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 868 .3 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 87 ................ 95 471 100.0 79.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 8 ...................... 1 256 1.3 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 1 089 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 167 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 19 ............. 982 1.0 (X)

For hardware installation 6 ....... 319 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 19 ...................... 663 .7 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 7 ...................... 7 310 7.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PORTLAND–SALEM, OR–

WA CMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 17 ............. 4 301 4.5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 26 ............... 6 585 6.9 (X)

Computer processing services 71 .... 71 371 74.8 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 51 . 55 705 58.4 (X)

Data entry 15 ................... 1 888 2.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 30 .................... 13 778 14.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 15 .................... 283 .3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 17 .... 328 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 17 .................... 2 854 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 129 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 72 .1 (X)

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 388 . 562 125 100.0 62.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 170 ...................... 281 842 50.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 41 .................... 58 872 10.5 (X)

Applications software 116 .......... 213 831 38.0 (X)

Other prepackaged software 13 ... 9 139 1.6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 285 ....... 108 588 19.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 228 .................... 56 429 10.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 146 .................... 52 159 9.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 68 ............. 5 029 .9 (X)

For hardware installation 33 ....... 1 740 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 49 ...................... 3 289 .6 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 15 ...................... 319 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 65 ............. 114 961 20.5 (X)

Computer processing services 22 .... 4 383 .8 (X)

Data entry 16 ................... 1 722 .3 (X)

Other computer processing

services 18 .................... 2 461 .4 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 200 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 40 .................... 6 818 1.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 68 .................... 10 716 1.9 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 35 ...................... 1 318 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 10 .................. 2 854 .5 (X)

All other computer~related services 36 ...................... 15 539 2.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 42 . 7 890 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 868 .3 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 80 ................ 87 713 100.0 77.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 8 ...................... 1 256 1.4 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 1 089 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 167 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 19 ............. 981 1.1 (X)

For hardware installation 6 ....... 319 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 19 ...................... 662 .8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Computer facilities management

services 6 ...................... 7 247 8.3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 17 ............. 4 300 4.9 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 24 ............... 5 533 6.3 (X)

Computer processing services 67 .... 64 863 74.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 48 . 55 312 63.1 (X)

Data entry 15 ................... 1 887 2.2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 29 .................... 7 664 8.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 15 .................... 282 .3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 17 .... 328 .4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 17 .................... 2 854 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 69 .1 (X)

SALEM, OR PMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 7 ................ 7 758 100.0 94.6

Computer processing services 4 .... 6 508 83.9 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 6 508 83.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 250 16.1 (X)

PROVIDENCE–FALL

RIVER–WARWICK, RI–MA

MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 123 . 121 229 100.0 92.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 46 ...................... 76 440 63.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 29 .................... 52 772 43.5 (X)

Applications software 32 .......... 23 587 19.5 (X)

Other prepackaged software 8 ... 81 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 110 ....... 26 835 22.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 87 .................... 15 049 12.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 63 .................... 11 786 9.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 32 ............. 1 005 .8 (X) For hardware installation 24 ....... 208 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 28 ...................... 797 .7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 22 ............. 10 343 8.5 (X)

Computer processing services 10 .... 302 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 302 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 18 .................... 465 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 10 .... 351 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 21 .................... 3 183 2.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 8 ...................... 125 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 11 ...................... 237 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 1 840 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 103 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PROVIDENCE–FALL

RIVER–WARWICK, RI–MA

MSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 20 ................ 29 098 100.0 76.2

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 23 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 16 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 7 (V) (X)

Computer processing services 20 .... 28 397 97.6 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 15 . 21 521 74.0 (X)

Data entry 7 ................... 4 194 14.4 (X)

Other computer processing

services 12 .................... 2 682 9.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 678 2.3 (X)

RALEIGH–DURHAM–

CHAPEL HILL, NC MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 259 . 696 000 100.0 91.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 106 ...................... 441 739 63.5 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 37 .................... 419 903 60.3 (X)

Applications software 67 .......... 21 794 3.1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 42 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 199 ....... 152 840 22.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 176 .................... 104 625 15.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 111 .................... 48 215 6.9 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 79 ............. 9 042 1.3 (X) For hardware installation 38 ....... 538 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 68 ...................... 8 504 1.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 40 ............. 49 164 7.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 19 .................... 3 137 .5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 37 .................... 11 682 1.7 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 8 .................. 8 247 1.2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 21 ...................... 9 014 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 27 . 10 736 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 399 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 38 ................ 59 181 100.0 92.6

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 1 117 1.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 5 .................... 1 097 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 20 (V) (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 8 ............. 522 .9 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 8 ...................... 522 .9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 8 ............. 348 .6 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 15 ............... 3 483 5.9 (X)

Computer processing services 33 .... 46 300 78.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 23 . 41 313 69.8 (X)

Data entry 13 ................... 2 355 4.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 13 .................... 2 632 4.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

RALEIGH–DURHAM–

CHAPEL HILL, NC MSAm

Con.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 174 .3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 12 .... 246 .4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 278 .5 (X)

All other computer~related

services 7 ...................... 6 512 11.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 201 .3 (X)

READING, PA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 36 . 21 900 100.0 65.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 11 ...................... 3 695 16.9 (X)

Applications software 10 .......... 3 586 16.4 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 109 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 31 ....... 11 547 52.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 25 .................... 5 684 26.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 19 .................... 5 863 26.8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 9 ............. 87 .4 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 12 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 9 ...................... 75 .3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 3 052 13.9 (X)

Computer processing services 6 .... 43 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 43 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 11 .................... 2 100 9.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 373 1.7 (X)

All other computer~related

services 4 ...................... 863 3.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 131 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 10 ................... 3 379 100.0 68.6

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 1 908 56.5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 337 10.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 134 33.6 (X)

RENO, NV MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 45 . 19 073 100.0 63.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 19 ...................... 5 694 29.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 13 .................... 3 130 16.4 (X)

Applications software 11 .......... 2 564 13.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 36 ....... 11 915 62.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 21 .................... 8 528 44.7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 21 .................... 3 387 17.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

RENO, NV MSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 7 ............. 266 1.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 230 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 36 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 911 4.8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 70 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 53 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 164 .9 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 14 ................ 21 026 100.0 96.5

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 6 ............. 259 1.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 255 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 4 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 153 .7 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 7 ............... 610 2.9 (X)

Computer processing services 12 .... 19 783 94.1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 9 . 19 222 91.4 (X)

Other computer processing

services 8 .................... 549 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 12 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 84 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 77 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 .3 (X)

RICHMOND–PETERSBURG,

VA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 132 . 112 671 100.0 69.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 50 ...................... 27 120 24.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 23 .................... 5 646 5.0 (X)

Applications software 27 .......... 21 374 19.0 (X)

Other prepackaged software 9 ... 100 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 105 ....... 49 457 43.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 79 .................... 21 053 18.7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 53 .................... 28 404 25.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 22 ............. 4 029 3.6 (X)

For hardware installation 6 ....... 346 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 17 ...................... 3 683 3.3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 28 ............. 18 287 16.2 (X)

Computer processing services 7 .... 737 .7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 735 .7 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 2 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 22 .................... 3 139 2.8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 34 .................... 3 783 3.4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 19 ...................... 424 .4 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 5 .................. 414 .4 (X)

All other computer~related

services 18 ...................... 521 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

RICHMOND–PETERSBURG,

VA MSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

All other receipts from customers 15 . 4 145 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 615 .6 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 49 ................ 108 917 100.0 81.9

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 836 .8 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 345 .3 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 491 .5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 13 ............. 1 933 1.8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 13 ...................... 1 932 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 1 (V) (X)

Computer facilities management

services 7 ...................... 7 277 6.7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 10 ............. 1 249 1.2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 14 ............... 6 714 6.2 (X)

Computer processing services 40 .... 87 234 80.1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 30 . 81 967 75.3 (X)

Data entry 10 ................... 1 798 1.7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 18 .................... 3 469 3.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 624 .6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 14 .... 706 .7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 2 035 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 309 .3 (X)

ROANOKE, VA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 20 . 5 020 100.0 90.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 471 9.4 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 463 9.2 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 8 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 19 ....... 2 845 56.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 18 .................... 1 262 25.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 12 .................... 1 583 31.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 735 14.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 250 5.0 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 512 10.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 207 4.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ROCHESTER, MN MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 8 . 41 011 100.0 99.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 3 397 8.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 3 397 8.3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 33 468 81.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 16 722 40.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 16 746 40.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 2 094 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 052 5.0 (X)

ROCHESTER, NY MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 163 . 186 241 100.0 81.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 67 ...................... 46 232 24.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 25 .................... 21 139 11.4 (X)

Applications software 41 .......... 24 528 13.2 (X)

Other prepackaged software 11 ... 565 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 124 ....... 86 012 46.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 102 .................... 53 846 28.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 62 .................... 32 166 17.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 44 ............. 7 328 3.9 (X)

For hardware installation 16 ....... 972 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 41 ...................... 6 356 3.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 28 ............. 38 410 20.6 (X)

Computer processing services 9 .... 629 .3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 4 . 254 .1 (X)

Data entry 5 ................... 366 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 9 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 263 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 25 .................... 1 827 1.0 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 13 ...................... 1 002 .5 (X)

All other computer~related

services 6 ...................... 799 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 23 . 3 443 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 296 .2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 42 ................ 140 498 100.0 95.6

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 19 ............. 735 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 19 ...................... 718 .5 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 17 (V) (X)

Computer facilities management

services 4 ...................... 85 802 61.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 18 ............. 465 .3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 27 ............... 22 727 16.2 (X)

Computer processing services 33 .... 30 028 21.4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 24 . 24 968 17.8 (X)

Data entry 7 ................... 806 .6 (X)

Other computer processing

services 20 .................... 4 254 3.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 21 .................... 260 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ROCHESTER, NY MSAm

Con.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 15 .... 232 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 249 .2 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 58 ................... 78 165 100.0 81.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 54 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 54 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 42 .1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 5 .................... 41 .1 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 1 (V) (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 35 ............. 11 723 15.0 (X)

For hardware installation 7 ....... 275 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 26 ...................... 11 448 14.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 24 .................... 56 081 71.8 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 1 711 2.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 942 1.2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 10 ...................... 7 181 9.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 431 .6 (X)

SACRAMENTO, CA PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 184 . 300 967 100.0 62.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 74 ...................... 148 645 49.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 25 .................... 30 296 10.1 (X)

Applications software 57 .......... 118 218 39.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 131 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 148 ....... 76 900 25.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 115 .................... 54 168 18.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 93 .................... 22 732 7.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 42 ............. 8 078 2.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 40 ...................... 7 970 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 108 (V) (X)

Computer facilities management

services 4 ...................... 395 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 32 ............. 51 053 17.0 (X)

Computer processing services 10 .... 873 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 873 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 18 .................... 1 952 .7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 35 .................... 7 279 2.4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 15 ...................... 1 210 .4 (X)

All other computer~related

services 17 ...................... 2 808 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 . 1 698 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SACRAMENTO, CA PMSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

All other receipts (X) ............... 76 (V) (X)

SAGINAW–BAY CITY–

MIDLAND, MI MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 18 . 5 192 100.0 87.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 7 ...................... 582 11.2 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 570 11.0 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 12 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 16 ....... 3 101 59.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 15 .................... 2 250 43.3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 8 .................... 851 16.4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 8 ............. 378 7.3 (X) For hardware installation 6 ....... 349 6.7 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 29 .6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 455 8.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 676 13.0 (X)

ST. CLOUD, MN MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 14 . 21 307 100.0 98.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 7 ...................... 298 1.4 (X)

Applications software 7 .......... 282 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 16 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 11 ....... 3 264 15.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 701 3.3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 6 .................... 2 563 12.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 745 83.3 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 3 ................... 2 303 100.0 78.3

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 303 100.0 (X)

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 430 . 692 367 100.0 80.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 123 ...................... 122 725 17.7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 45 .................... 45 849 6.6 (X)

Applications software 83 .......... 76 374 11.0 (X)

Other prepackaged software 11 ... 502 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 363 ....... 293 859 42.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 246 .................... 162 461 23.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 188 .................... 131 398 19.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 87 ............. 16 082 2.3 (X)

For hardware installation 37 ....... 2 986 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 73 ...................... 13 096 1.9 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 11 ...................... 3 939 .6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 69 ............. 162 686 23.5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 7 ............... 329 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 32 .... 21 975 3.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 16 . 19 669 2.8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 13 .................... 2 232 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 74 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 35 .................... 33 994 4.9 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 75 .................... 19 686 2.8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 32 ...................... 1 761 .3 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 14 .................. 939 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 26 ...................... 2 158 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 38 . 11 779 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 455 .1 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 162 ................... 173 063 100.0 67.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 17 ...................... 5 143 3.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 7 .................... 4 286 2.5 (X)

Applications software 15 .......... 857 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 22 ....... 1 704 1.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 17 .................... 1 552 .9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 10 .................... 152 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 85 ............. 49 464 28.6 (X)

For hardware installation 30 ....... 10 999 6.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 61 ...................... 38 465 22.2 (X)

Computer processing services 5 .... 1 751 1.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 4 .................... 1 038 .6 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 713 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 66 .................... 62 267 36.0 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 15 .... 6 726 3.9 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 35 .................... 7 171 4.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 10 ...................... 294 .2 (X)

All other computer~related services 31 ...................... 7 716 4.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 108 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 719 17.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 47 ................ 61 942 100.0 82.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 227 .4 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 227 .4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 12 ....... 1 179 1.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 8 .................... 476 .8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 7 .................... 703 1.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 16 ............. 1 431 2.3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 16 ...................... 1 239 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 192 .3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 15 ............. 810 1.3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 24 ............... 2 965 4.8 (X)

Computer processing services 37 .... 53 072 85.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 29 . 42 499 68.6 (X)

Data entry 8 ................... 6 537 10.6 (X)

Other computer processing

services 24 .................... 4 036 6.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 16 .................... 428 .7 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 16 .... 402 .7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 811 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 617 1.0 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 69 ................... 87 828 100.0 68.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 436 .5 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 436 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 9 ....... 249 .3 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 179 .2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 70 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 30 ............. 3 418 3.9 (X)

For hardware installation 9 ....... 1 245 1.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 21 ...................... 2 173 2.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 29 .................... 56 559 64.4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 7 .... 1 676 1.9 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 3 639 4.1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 6 .................. 1 330 1.5 (X)

All other computer~related services 11 ...................... 20 386 23.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 135 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN ANGELO, TX MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 5 . 3 865 100.0 85.5

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 3 409 88.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 5 .................... 2 939 76.0 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 470 12.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 456 11.8 (X)

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 119 . 81 783 100.0 70.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 38 ...................... 13 611 16.6 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 15 .................... 7 749 9.5 (X)

Applications software 29 .......... 5 797 7.1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 65 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 91 ....... 37 325 45.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 58 .................... 11 508 14.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 64 .................... 25 817 31.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 26 ............. 3 825 4.7 (X)

For hardware installation 15 ....... 1 773 2.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 22 ...................... 2 052 2.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 27 ............. 19 846 24.3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 294 .4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 18 .................... 1 547 1.9 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 13 ...................... 903 1.1 (X)

All other computer~related services 12 ...................... 2 870 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 1 074 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 488 .6 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 84 ................... 162 645 100.0 81.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 7 ...................... 84 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 84 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 18 ....... 3 279 2.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 12 .................... 2 399 1.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 7 .................... 880 .5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 33 ............. 9 276 5.7 (X)

For hardware installation 16 ....... 415 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 24 ...................... 8 861 5.5 (X)

Computer processing services 5 .... 1 112 .7 (X)

Data entry 5 ................... 302 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 810 .5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 48 .................... 111 764 68.7 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 10 .... 2 168 1.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSAm

Con.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 15 .................... 7 088 4.4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 753 .5 (X)

All other computer~related

services 10 ...................... 8 641 5.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 17 970 11.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 510 .3 (X)

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 463 . 902 770 100.0 63.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 180 ...................... 324 158 35.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 55 .................... 110 590 12.3 (X)

Applications software 104 .......... 204 030 22.6 (X)

Other prepackaged software 16 ... 9 538 1.1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 346 ....... 378 530 41.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 264 .................... 238 951 26.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 170 .................... 139 579 15.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 110 ............. 47 184 5.2 (X)

For hardware installation 37 ....... 5 246 .6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 86 ...................... 41 938 4.7 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 13 ...................... 4 975 .6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 73 ............. 107 526 11.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 19 .................... 5 416 .6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 4 ............... 630 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 55 .................... 14 022 1.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 26 ...................... 756 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 14 .................. 1 580 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 33 ...................... 2 230 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 43 . 15 220 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 543 .1 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 181 ................... 155 730 100.0 75.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 21 ...................... 1 999 1.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 10 .................... 769 .5 (X)

Applications software 19 .......... 1 150 .7 (X)

Other prepackaged software 6 ... 80 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 17 ....... 613 .4 (X)

Custom software development

services 17 .................... 437 .3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 8 .................... 176 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 96 ............. 54 759 35.2 (X) For hardware installation 29 ....... 5 487 3.5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 78 ...................... 49 272 31.6 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 4 ...................... 73 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 155 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN DIEGO, CA MSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Computer processing services 4 .... 3 178 2.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 4 .................... 2 534 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 644 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 81 .................... 40 375 25.9 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 77 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 21 .... 25 728 16.5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 49 .................... 3 587 2.3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 16 ...................... 350 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 8 .................. 1 859 1.2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 26 ...................... 22 506 14.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 419 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 (V) (X)

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 2 . 503 7 510 065 100.0 73.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 964 ...................... 4 568 746 60.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 394 .................... 1 519 191 20.2 (X)

Applications software 542 .......... 2 122 155 28.3 (X)

Other prepackaged software 86 ... 927 400 12.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 1 ....... 886 1 801 188 24.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 1 .................... 487 1 214 273 16.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 849 .................... 586 915 7.8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 502 ............. 166 125 2.2 (X)

For hardware installation 154 ....... 18 370 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 442 ...................... 147 755 2.0 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 42 ...................... 18 265 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 340 ............. 631 807 8.4 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 23 ............... 3 770 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 76 .... 16 372 .2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 36 . 6 013 .1 (X)

Data entry 22 ................... 3 577 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 35 .................... 6 782 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 140 .................... 37 626 .5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 22 ............... 24 031 .3 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 5 965 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 245 .................... 70 209 .9 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 120 ...................... 12 930 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 174 ...................... 82 948 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 209 . 63 831 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 252 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 344 ................ 1 127 455 100.0 76.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 20 ...................... 7 160 .6 (X)

Applications software 17 .......... 6 740 .6 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 420 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 33 ....... 9 606 .9 (X)

Custom software development

services 26 .................... 7 509 .7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 13 .................... 2 097 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 85 ............. 12 008 1.1 (X)

For hardware installation 6 ....... 2 389 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 82 ...................... 9 619 .9 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 25 ...................... 45 453 4.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 60 ............. 2 444 .2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 128 ............... 329 185 29.2 (X)

Computer processing services 265 .... 693 373 61.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 136 . 462 592 41.0 (X)

Data entry 57 ................... 19 294 1.7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 115 .................... 211 487 18.8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 64 .................... 4 163 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 71 .... 5 890 .5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 22 .................... 2 482 .2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 6 ...................... 732 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 11 .................. 3 745 .3 (X)

All other computer~related

services 18 ...................... 4 867 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 25 . 6 325 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 (V) (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 945 ................... 1 046 659 100.0 79.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 80 ...................... 19 199 1.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 41 .................... 2 220 .2 (X)

Applications software 52 .......... 16 576 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 403 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 94 ....... 15 978 1.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 75 .................... 13 423 1.3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 38 .................... 2 555 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 627 ............. 286 510 27.4 (X) For hardware installation 124 ....... 45 613 4.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 524 ...................... 240 897 23.0 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 6 ...................... 1 378 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 29 ............. 7 790 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 12 .... 473 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 473 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 260 .................... 344 099 32.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 14 ............... 554 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 80 .... 106 676 10.2 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 7 ........................ 633 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 127 .................... 66 480 6.4 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 40 ...................... 1 059 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 21 .................. 3 301 .3 (X)

All other computer~related

services 128 ...................... 177 780 17.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 57 . 14 509 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 240 (V) (X)

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 99 ................ 281 876 100.0 87.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 5 290 1.9 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 5 290 1.9 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 5 776 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 5 776 2.1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 19 ............. 6 995 2.5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 17 ...................... 4 658 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 2 337 .8 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 11 ...................... 19 205 6.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 12 ............. 428 .2 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 25 ............... 69 743 24.7 (X)

Computer processing services 79 .... 161 610 57.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 22 . 140 463 49.8 (X)

Data entry 10 ................... 4 090 1.5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 20 .................... 17 057 6.1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 501 .2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 14 .... 4 707 1.7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 2 088 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 533 2.0 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 292 ................... 322 982 100.0 78.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 29 ...................... 10 812 3.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 10 .................... 557 .2 (X)

Applications software 23 .......... 10 255 3.2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 36 ....... 9 288 2.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 30 .................... 9 023 2.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 12 .................... 265 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 192 ............. 78 448 24.3 (X) For hardware installation 27 ....... 1 129 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 171 ...................... 77 319 23.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

OAKLAND, CA PMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 8 ............. 2 118 .7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 68 .................... 136 328 42.2 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 30 .... 17 849 5.5 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 5 ........................ 515 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 37 .................... 3 594 1.1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 10 .................. 2 163 .7 (X)

All other computer~related

services 29 ...................... 57 056 17.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 . 4 695 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 116 (V) (X)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 752 . 2 801 672 100.0 84.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 288 ...................... 2 165 278 77.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 134 .................... 395 152 14.1 (X)

Applications software 146 .......... 1 110 796 39.7 (X)

Other prepackaged software 33 ... 659 330 23.5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 563 ....... 340 150 12.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 447 .................... 240 124 8.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 256 .................... 100 026 3.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 159 ............. 45 234 1.6 (X)

For hardware installation 48 ....... 10 152 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 134 ...................... 35 082 1.3 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 89 ............. 150 971 5.4 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 4 ............... 3 005 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 30 .... 4 685 .2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 12 . 1 451 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 18 .................... 3 232 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 2 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 8 ............... 18 677 .7 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 5 901 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 60 .................... 16 171 .6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 42 ...................... 10 398 .4 (X)

All other computer~related services 53 ...................... 27 221 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 54 . 11 388 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 593 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN JOSE, CA PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 902 . 2 822 858 100.0 69.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 391 ...................... 1 407 480 49.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 173 .................... 902 948 32.0 (X)

Applications software 212 .......... 445 333 15.8 (X)

Other prepackaged software 27 ... 59 199 2.1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 674 ....... 969 372 34.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 533 .................... 615 497 21.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 245 .................... 353 875 12.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 164 ............. 87 188 3.1 (X) For hardware installation 40 ....... 4 325 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 149 ...................... 82 863 2.9 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 8 ...................... 6 740 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 127 ............. 213 370 7.6 (X)

Computer processing services 15 .... 9 125 .3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 8 . 3 339 .1 (X)

Data entry 4 ................... 2 858 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 6 .................... 2 928 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 56 .................... 17 126 .6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 9 ............... 2 126 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 17 .... 2 079 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 90 .................... 29 303 1.0 (X)

All other computer~related

services 60 ...................... 33 547 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 85 . 42 843 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 559 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 103 ................ 354 816 100.0 87.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 914 .3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 914 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 15 ....... 2 282 .6 (X)

Custom software development

services 11 .................... 1 850 .5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 7 .................... 432 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 28 ............. 2 773 .8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 28 ...................... 2 727 .8 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 46 (V) (X)

Computer facilities management

services 10 ...................... 18 170 5.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 20 ............. 961 .3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 41 ............... 183 595 51.7 (X)

Computer processing services 76 .... 138 188 39.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 50 . 115 746 32.6 (X)

Data entry 22 ................... 5 271 1.5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 35 .................... 17 171 4.8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 22 .................... 2 788 .8 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 23 .... 432 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 269 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN JOSE, CA PMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

All other computer~related

services 11 ...................... 1 345 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 3 028 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 71 (V) (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 300 ................... 445 290 100.0 97.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 18 ...................... 3 924 .9 (X)

Applications software 10 .......... 3 734 .8 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 190 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 19 ....... 2 178 .5 (X)

Custom software development

services 10 .................... 277 .1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 11 .................... 1 901 .4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 199 ............. 117 464 26.4 (X)

For hardware installation 59 ....... 35 445 8.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 145 ...................... 82 019 18.4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 4 228 1.0 (X)

Computer processing services 6 .... 292 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 292 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 102 .................... 162 125 36.4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 19 .... 43 437 9.8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 35 .................... 41 339 9.3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 11 ...................... 391 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 5 .................. 990 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 47 ...................... 59 228 13.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 9 247 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 447 .1 (X)

SANTA CRUZ–

WATSONVILLE, CA PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 80 . 464 350 100.0 94.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 37 ...................... 431 946 93.0 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 14 .................... 23 653 5.1 (X)

Applications software 19 .......... 319 107 68.7 (X)

Other prepackaged software 4 ... 89 186 19.2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 63 ....... 18 732 4.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 40 .................... 12 541 2.7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 23 .................... 6 191 1.3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 19 ............. 1 829 .4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 13 ...................... 1 688 .4 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 141 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 12 ............. 2 674 .6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 714 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 5 .................. 329 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SANTA CRUZ–

WATSONVILLE, CA PMSA

mCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

All other computer~related

services 8 ...................... 7 250 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 599 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 277 .1 (X)

SANTA ROSA, CA PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 59 . 30 409 100.0 82.2

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 24 ...................... 12 294 40.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 7 .................... 3 334 11.0 (X)

Applications software 18 .......... 7 637 25.1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 1 323 4.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 44 ....... 12 380 40.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 37 .................... 5 189 17.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 28 .................... 7 191 23.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 24 ............. 1 185 3.9 (X) For hardware installation 10 ....... 41 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 23 ...................... 1 144 3.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 1 790 5.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 433 1.4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 11 .................... 519 1.7 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 5 ...................... 53 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 9 ...................... 727 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 884 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 144 .5 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 11 ................ 6 340 100.0 85.8

Computer processing services 11 .... 6 024 95.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 9 . 5 632 88.8 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 392 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 316 5.0 (X)

VALLEJO–FAIRFIELD–

NAPA, CA PMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 6 ................ 10 581 100.0 86.4

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 210 2.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 210 2.0 (X)

Computer processing services 5 .... 5 167 48.8 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 4 . 4 892 46.2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 4 .................... 275 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 204 49.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

VALLEJO–FAIRFIELD–

NAPA, CA PMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 16 ................... 3 189 100.0 64.5

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 6 ............. 629 19.7 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 6 ...................... 481 15.1 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 148 4.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 1 704 53.4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 486 15.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 370 11.6 (X)

SAN LUIS OBISPO–

ATASCADERO–PASO

ROBLES, CA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 23 . 30 530 100.0 71.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 12 ...................... 21 909 71.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 5 .................... 21 523 70.5 (X)

Other prepackaged software 5 ... 225 .7 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 161 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 17 ....... 6 693 21.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 10 .................... 3 378 11.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 11 .................... 3 315 10.9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 1 759 5.8 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 61 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 108 .4 (X)

SANTA BARBARA–SANTA

MARIA–LOMPOC, CA MSA

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 23 ................... 28 117 100.0 75.8

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 14 ............. 7 021 25.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 10 ...................... 7 004 24.9 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 17 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 19 823 70.5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 4 .... 25 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 12 .................... 724 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 106 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 418 1.5 (X)

SARASOTA–BRADENTON,

FL MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 16 ................ 3 056 100.0 74.2

Computer processing services 13 .... 1 794 58.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 7 . 518 17.0 (X)

Data entry 6 ................... 1 276 41.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 262 41.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SCRANTON–WILKES~

BARRE–HAZLETON, PA

MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 29 . 17 494 100.0 63.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 10 ...................... 2 706 15.5 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 4 .................... 987 5.6 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 1 719 9.8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 22 ....... 10 888 62.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 18 .................... 2 775 15.9 (X)

All other custom programming

services 18 .................... 8 113 46.4 (X)

Computer processing services 4 .... 3 088 17.7 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 3 088 17.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 812 4.6 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 21 ................ 24 429 100.0 88.3

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 517 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 517 2.1 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 9 ...................... 13 100 53.6 (X)

Computer processing services 14 .... 8 464 34.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 7 . 6 354 26.0 (X)

Data entry 7 ................... 1 647 6.7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 463 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 348 9.6 (X)

SEATTLE–TACOMA–

BREMERTON, WA CMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 131 ................ 240 118 100.0 76.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 19 ...................... 4 205 1.8 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 4 .................... 1 470 .6 (X)

Applications software 15 .......... 2 735 1.1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 19 ....... 4 661 1.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 11 .................... 1 774 .7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 11 .................... 2 887 1.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 37 ............. 4 651 1.9 (X)

For hardware installation 6 ....... 1 196 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 35 ...................... 3 455 1.4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 10 ...................... 6 722 2.8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 18 ............. 628 .3 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 35 ............... 28 314 11.8 (X)

Computer processing services 112 .... 172 605 71.9 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 58 . 101 926 42.5 (X)

Data entry 42 ................... 8 588 3.6 (X)

Other computer processing

services 61 .................... 62 091 25.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 24 .................... 936 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 22 .... 433 .2 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 4 ........................ 2 264 .9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SEATTLE–TACOMA–

BREMERTON, WA CMSA

mCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 23 .................... 2 355 1.0 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 9 ...................... 366 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 6 .................. 423 .2 (X)

All other computer~related

services 8 ...................... 1 377 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 10 114 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 64 (V) (X)

BREMERTON, WA PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 16 . 17 284 100.0 97.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 7 ...................... 1 187 6.9 (X)

Applications software 6 .......... 932 5.4 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 255 1.5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 14 ....... 8 314 48.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 14 .................... 8 012 46.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 6 .................... 302 1.8 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 8 ............. 2 158 12.5 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 724 4.2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 1 434 8.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 40 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 585 32.3 (X)

OLYMPIA, WA PMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 11 ................ 33 195 100.0 90.5

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 8 ............... 12 084 36.4 (X)

Computer processing services 11 .... 16 294 49.1 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 7 . 1 383 4.2 (X)

Data entry 6 ................... 356 1.1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 8 .................... 14 555 43.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 817 14.5 (X)

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 596 . 1 287 381 100.0 71.9

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 237 ...................... 856 345 66.5 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 94 .................... 319 157 24.8 (X)

Applications software 153 .......... 469 411 36.5 (X)

Other prepackaged software 20 ... 67 777 5.3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 437 ....... 190 480 14.8 (X)

Custom software development

services 347 .................... 113 063 8.8 (X)

All other custom programming

services 228 .................... 77 417 6.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 159 ............. 16 025 1.2 (X)

For hardware installation 59 ....... 2 189 .2 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 137 ...................... 13 836 1.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 103 ............. 188 294 14.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Computer processing services 17 .... 2 491 .2 (X)

Other computer processing

services 4 .................... 1 050 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 441 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 27 .................... 1 706 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 78 .................... 12 410 1.0 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 54 ...................... 5 941 .5 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 14 .................. 1 382 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 34 ...................... 4 685 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 63 . 6 415 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 207 .1 (X)

TACOMA, WA PMSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 12 ................ 5 799 100.0 92.0

Computer processing services 10 .... 4 485 77.3 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 4 . 308 5.3 (X)

Data entry 5 ................... 4 066 70.1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 111 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 314 22.7 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 21 ................... 11 897 100.0 79.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 91 .8 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 91 .8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 525 4.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 360 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 165 1.4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 7 ............. 5 881 49.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 5 881 49.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 3 580 30.1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 979 8.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 841 7.1 (X)

SHARON, PA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 7 . 4 929 100.0 77.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 2 280 46.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 2 280 46.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 649 53.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SHEBOYGAN, WI MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 8 . 11 116 100.0 97.6

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 9 463 85.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 9 440 84.9 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 23 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 653 14.9 (X)

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 17 . 8 603 100.0 92.5

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 2 235 26.0 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 2 235 26.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 16 ....... 2 781 32.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 11 .................... 2 336 27.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 8 .................... 445 5.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 854 9.9 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 205 2.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 649 7.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 1 758 20.4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 544 6.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 431 5.0 (X)

SIOUX CITY, IA–NE MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 5 . 1 067 100.0 72.0

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 991 92.9 (X)

Custom software development

services 5 .................... 364 34.1 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 627 58.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 76 7.1 (X)

SOUTH BEND, IN MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 8 ................ 15 926 100.0 99.7

Computer processing services 7 .... 12 722 79.9 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 4 . 10 790 67.8 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 932 12.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 204 20.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SOUTH BEND, IN MSAm

Con.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 16 ................... 8 653 100.0 69.4

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 10 ............. 1 722 19.9 (X) For hardware installation 5 ....... 416 4.8 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 10 ...................... 1 306 15.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 70 .8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 13 .................... 4 532 52.4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 1 233 14.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 348 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 748 8.6 (X)

SPOKANE, WA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 53 . 131 921 100.0 85.4

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 26 ...................... 2 819 2.1 (X)

Applications software 23 .......... 2 670 2.0 (X)

Other prepackaged software 5 ... 103 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 46 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 36 ....... 7 987 6.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 31 .................... 3 216 2.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 22 .................... 4 771 3.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 15 ............. 2 704 2.1 (X) For hardware installation 12 ....... 2 639 2.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 7 ...................... 65 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 16 ............. 66 283 50.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 50 589 38.4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 13 .................... 1 041 .8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 4 ...................... 258 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 103 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 137 .1 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 16 ................ 14 380 100.0 84.6

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 124 .9 (X)

Custom software development

services 5 .................... 108 .8 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 16 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 10 ............. 225 1.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 8 ...................... 224 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 1 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 130 .9 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 8 ............... 522 3.6 (X)

Computer processing services 13 .... 12 516 87.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 13 . 12 080 84.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 8 .................... 204 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 232 1.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SPOKANE, WA MSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

servicesmCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 66 .5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 5 .... 66 .5 (X)

All other computer~related services 5 ...................... 278 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 41 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 412 2.9 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 12 ................... 7 044 100.0 93.4

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 2 494 35.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 550 64.6 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, IL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 21 . 42 002 100.0 82.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 7 ...................... 14 097 33.6 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 4 .................... 14 004 33.3 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 93 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 19 ....... 18 251 43.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 16 .................... 16 145 38.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 10 .................... 2 106 5.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 6 869 16.4 (X)

Computer processing services 5 .... 1 446 3.4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 5 . 1 446 3.4 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 662 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 677 1.6 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 42 . 31 904 100.0 72.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 17 ...................... 20 197 63.3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 7 .................... 1 727 5.4 (X)

Applications software 15 .......... 18 460 57.9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 10 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 37 ....... 8 719 27.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 31 .................... 6 113 19.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 24 .................... 2 606 8.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 7 ............. 361 1.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 7 ...................... 352 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 9 (V) (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 1 165 3.7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 56 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 15 .................... 655 2.1 (X)

All other computer~related services 9 ...................... 434 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 317 1.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SYRACUSE, NY MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 82 . 68 739 100.0 87.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 31 ...................... 6 677 9.7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 14 .................... 920 1.3 (X)

Applications software 25 .......... 5 411 7.9 (X)

Other prepackaged software 4 ... 346 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 65 ....... 24 784 36.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 54 .................... 17 558 25.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 34 .................... 7 226 10.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 27 ............. 930 1.4 (X)

For hardware installation 13 ....... 231 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 22 ...................... 699 1.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 19 ............. 33 994 49.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 375 .6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 24 .................... 825 1.2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 14 ...................... 60 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 441 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 653 1.0 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 12 ................ 6 993 100.0 64.6

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 6 ............... 2 245 32.1 (X)

Computer processing services 9 .... 4 649 66.5 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 6 . 3 702 52.9 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 665 9.5 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 282 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 99 1.4 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 42 ................... 66 350 100.0 74.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 1 409 2.1 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 1 409 2.1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 2 218 3.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 6 .................... 1 966 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 252 .4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 22 ............. 17 423 26.3 (X)

For hardware installation 7 ....... 39 .1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 19 ...................... 17 384 26.2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 454 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 10 .... 5 175 7.8 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 8 . 5 139 7.8 (X)

Other computer processing

services 4 .................... 36 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 19 .................... 8 535 12.9 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 5 ............... 68 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 6 .... 17 390 26.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 10 .................... 4 092 6.2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 5 ...................... 66 .1 (X)

All other computer~related services 6 ...................... 2 833 4.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SYRACUSE, NY MSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

All other receipts from customers 8 . 6 650 10.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 37 .1 (X)

TALLAHASSEE, FL MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 10 ................ 29 792 100.0 80.1

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 6 ............... 5 301 17.8 (X)

Computer processing services 4 .... 17 428 58.5 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 17 428 58.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 063 23.7 (X)

TEXARKANA, TX–

TEXARKANA, AR MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 5 . 1 260 100.0 86.1

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 1 047 83.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 1 047 83.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 213 16.9 (X)

TUCSON, AZ MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 15 ................ 42 995 100.0 80.7

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 118 .3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 61 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 57 .1 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 4 ............... 603 1.4 (X)

Computer processing services 12 .... 41 427 96.4 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 7 . 21 237 49.4 (X)

Other computer processing

services 5 .................... 18 883 43.9 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 307 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 847 2.0 (X)

TULSA, OK MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 110 . 87 664 100.0 70.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 30 ...................... 15 681 17.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 21 .................... 9 906 11.3 (X)

Applications software 20 .......... 5 348 6.1 (X)

Other prepackaged software 4 ... 427 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 90 ....... 52 855 60.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 65 .................... 6 518 7.4 (X)

All other custom programming

services 54 .................... 46 337 52.9 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 25 ............. 917 1.1 (X)

For hardware installation 16 ....... 495 .6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 15 ...................... 422 .5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 19 ............. 11 039 12.6 (X)

Computer processing services 4 .... 184 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 184 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

TULSA, OK MSAmCon.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 13 .................... 3 034 3.5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 23 .................... 1 831 2.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 7 ...................... 70 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 4 .................. 894 1.0 (X)

All other computer~related services 7 ...................... 759 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 400 .5 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 39 ................ 86 815 100.0 76.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 792 .9 (X)

Applications software 5 .......... 743 .9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 49 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 3 101 3.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 5 .................... 299 .3 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 2 802 3.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 11 ............. 1 171 1.4 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 11 ...................... 1 171 1.4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 4 ...................... 1 315 1.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 9 ............. 781 .9 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 14 ............... 4 139 4.8 (X)

Computer processing services 33 .... 71 724 82.6 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 21 . 37 816 43.6 (X)

Data entry 12 ................... 28 373 32.7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 18 .................... 5 535 6.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 9 .................... 390 .5 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 11 .... 1 787 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 1 599 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 (V) (X)

TUSCALOOSA, AL MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 7 . 2 387 100.0 64.6

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 966 40.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 953 39.9 (X)

All other receipts from custom

computer programming,

system design, and related

custom software services (X) ..... 13 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 421 59.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

TYLER, TX MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 13 . 3 219 100.0 69.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 447 13.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 4 .................... 39 1.2 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 408 12.7 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 678 21.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 8 .................... 144 4.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 534 16.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 70 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 70 2.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 24 .8 (X)

All other computer~related

services 5 ...................... 266 8.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 517 16.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 217 37.8 (X)

UTICA–ROME, NY MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 9 ................ 2 880 100.0 73.0

Computer processing services 8 .... 1 577 54.8 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 577 54.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 303 45.2 (X)

VISALIA–TULARE–

PORTERVILLE, CA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 6 . 4 689 100.0 83.8

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 2 036 43.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 1 217 26.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 819 17.5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 651 13.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 002 42.7 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 5 ................... 1 762 100.0 77.0

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 149 8.5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 104 5.9 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 45 2.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 427 24.2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 5 .................... 648 36.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 538 30.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WASHINGTON–

BALTIMORE, DC–MD–VA–

WV CMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 2 . 119 7 840 229 100.0 81.7

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 568 ...................... 737 546 9.4 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 241 .................... 310 966 4.0 (X)

Applications software 323 .......... 361 559 4.6 (X)

Other prepackaged software 42 ... 65 021 .8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 1 ....... 724 3 484 332 44.4 (X)

Custom software development

services 1 .................... 225 2 094 389 26.7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 927 .................... 1 389 943 17.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 538 ............. 355 792 4.5 (X) For hardware installation 257 ....... 80 144 1.0 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 435 ...................... 275 648 3.5 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 85 ...................... 195 679 2.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 412 ............. 2 388 209 30.5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 25 ............... 7 035 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 107 .... 57 259 .7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 43 . 27 338 .4 (X)

Data entry 37 ................... 10 559 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 57 .................... 19 362 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 170 .................... 265 014 3.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 16 ............... 9 560 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 29 .... 13 730 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 242 .................... 41 025 .5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 111 ...................... 5 039 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 55 .................. 8 911 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 140 ...................... 31 453 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 218 . 239 600 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 45 (V) (X)

BALTIMORE, MD PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 392 . 491 450 100.0 80.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 116 ...................... 43 570 8.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 46 .................... 20 328 4.1 (X)

Applications software 65 .......... 16 094 3.3 (X)

Other prepackaged software 8 ... 7 148 1.5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 330 ....... 305 676 62.2 (X)

Custom software development

services 223 .................... 177 690 36.2 (X)

All other custom programming

services 151 .................... 127 986 26.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 83 ............. 14 152 2.9 (X)

For hardware installation 37 ....... 2 297 .5 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 62 ...................... 11 855 2.4 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 9 ...................... 408 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 72 ............. 107 093 21.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BALTIMORE, MD PMSAm

Con.

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems

mCon.

Computer processing services 16 .... 604 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 11 .................... 432 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 172 (V) (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 22 .................... 605 .1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 48 .................... 7 123 1.5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 22 ...................... 449 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 11 .................. 1 982 .4 (X)

All other computer~related

services 18 ...................... 4 546 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 35 . 4 444 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 798 .2 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 100 ................ 181 692 100.0 88.6

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 1 896 1.0 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 1 896 1.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 13 ....... 2 902 1.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 13 .................... 2 775 1.5 (X)

All other custom programming

services 4 .................... 127 .1 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 15 ............. 1 058 .6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 15 ...................... 1 045 .6 (X)

All other receipts from

consulting services (X) ........... 13 (V) (X)

Computer facilities management

services 9 ...................... 13 661 7.5 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 17 ............... 10 740 5.9 (X)

Computer processing services 80 .... 150 074 82.6 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 42 . 116 161 63.9 (X)

Data entry 26 ................... 4 468 2.5 (X)

Other computer processing

services 24 .................... 29 445 16.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 179 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 182 .1 (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 206 ................... 227 256 100.0 70.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 15 ...................... 686 .3 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 13 .................... 514 .2 (X)

Applications software 11 .......... 170 .1 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 2 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 24 ....... 2 465 1.1 (X)

Custom software development

services 22 .................... 1 676 .7 (X)

All other custom programming

services 11 .................... 789 .4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 111 ............. 70 697 31.1 (X)

For hardware installation 29 ....... 6 966 3.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 91 ...................... 63 731 28.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 9 ............. 546 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BALTIMORE, MD PMSAm

Con.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Computer processing services 6 .... 993 .4 (X)

Other computer processing

services 4 .................... 355 .2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 638 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 87 .................... 96 073 42.3 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 16 .... 19 371 8.5 (X)

Other equipment rental and

leasing 4 ........................ 2 563 1.1 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 52 .................... 12 797 5.6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 15 ...................... 1 431 .6 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 12 .................. 1 176 .5 (X)

All other computer~related

services 31 ...................... 7 547 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 10 040 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 871 .4 (X)

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 1 . 721 7 347 068 100.0 81.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 449 ...................... 693 946 9.5 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 193 .................... 290 614 4.0 (X)

Applications software 257 .......... 345 459 4.7 (X)

Other prepackaged software 34 ... 57 873 .8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 1 ....... 390 3 178 212 43.3 (X)

Custom software development

services 998 .................... 1 916 542 26.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 773 .................... 1 261 670 17.2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 454 ............. 341 612 4.7 (X)

For hardware installation 219 ....... 77 843 1.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 372 ...................... 263 769 3.6 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 76 ...................... 195 252 2.7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 337 ............. 2 280 094 31.0 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 22 ............... 6 267 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 91 .... 56 643 .8 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 38 . 27 213 .4 (X)

Data entry 35 ................... 10 502 .1 (X)

Other computer processing

services 46 .................... 18 928 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 145 .................... 264 334 3.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 12 ............... 9 529 .1 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 29 .... 13 727 .2 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 191 .................... 33 872 .5 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 89 ...................... 4 588 .1 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 44 .................. 6 926 .1 (X)

All other computer~related

services 122 ...................... 26 899 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 183 . 235 123 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 44 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSAmCon.

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 373 ................ 1 947 636 100.0 83.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 18 ...................... 3 362 .2 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 6 .................... 1 663 .1 (X)

Applications software 12 .......... 1 699 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 58 ....... 78 035 4.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 33 .................... 64 658 3.3 (X)

All other custom programming

services 42 .................... 13 377 .7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 117 ............. 60 855 3.1 (X)

For hardware installation 17 ....... 22 217 1.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 115 ...................... 38 638 2.0 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 56 ...................... 205 025 10.5 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 66 ............. 16 938 .9 (X)

Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 129 ............... 259 195 13.3 (X)

Computer processing services 278 .... 1 247 106 64.0 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 153 . 581 392 29.9 (X)

Data entry 81 ................... 33 695 1.7 (X)

Other computer processing

services 168 .................... 632 019 32.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 81 .................... 11 573 .6 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 66 .... 5 043 .3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 28 .................... 11 346 .6 (X)

All other computer~related services 22 ...................... 25 615 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 22 834 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 709 (V) (X)

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c. 808 ................... 1 352 535 100.0 72.8

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 183 ...................... 36 390 2.7 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 39 .................... 24 453 1.8 (X)

Applications software 33 .......... 11 865 .9 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 72 (V) (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 239 ....... 89 878 6.7 (X)

Custom software development

services 70 .................... 42 354 3.1 (X)

All other custom programming

services 65 .................... 47 524 3.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 573 ............. 627 730 46.4 (X)

For hardware installation 103 ....... 61 883 4.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 331 ...................... 565 847 41.8 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 26 ...................... 22 291 1.7 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 50 ............. 27 892 2.1 (X)

Computer processing services 45 .... 22 784 1.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 15 . 3 827 .3 (X)

Data entry 24 ................... 13 299 1.0 (X)

Other computer processing

services 18 .................... 5 658 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 214 .................... 345 812 25.6 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 8 ............... 4 629 .3 (X)

Finance (equity) leasing of

computers and peripheral

equipment 8 .................... 6 332 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSAmCon.

7377, 8,

9

Computer rental and

leasing, maintenance,

and related services,

n.e.c.mCon.

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 41 .... 30 632 2.3 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 107 .................... 29 797 2.2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 42 ...................... 2 562 .2 (X)

All other sales of equipment and

merchandise 28 .................. 4 218 .3 (X)

All other computer~related

services 109 ...................... 63 535 4.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 58 . 37 100 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 953 .1 (X)

WHEELING, WV–OH MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 7 . 1 592 100.0 66.0

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 551 34.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 551 34.6 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 110 6.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 931 58.5 (X)

WICHITA, KS MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 12 ................ 13 561 100.0 70.1

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 666 4.9 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 4 .................... 443 3.3 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 223 1.6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 448 3.3 (X) For hardware installation 4 ....... 223 1.6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 225 1.7 (X)

Computer facilities management

services 7 ...................... 7 066 52.1 (X)

Computer processing services 7 .... 3 083 22.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 7 . 2 566 18.9 (X)

Data entry 4 ................... 516 3.8 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 1 (V) (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 889 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 409 10.4 (X)

WILMINGTON, NC MSA

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 4 ................ 762 100.0 83.7

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 119 15.6 (X)

Custom software development

services 4 .................... 119 15.6 (X)

Computer processing services 4 .... 636 83.5 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 636 83.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 .9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 18. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

YORK, PA MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 17 . 7 328 100.0 72.0

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 6 ...................... 952 13.0 (X)

Applications software 4 .......... 940 12.8 (X)

All other receipts from

prepackaged computer

software (X) .................... 12 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 13 ....... 3 923 53.5 (X)

Custom software development

services 11 .................... 2 859 39.0 (X)

All other custom programming

services 7 .................... 1 064 14.5 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 8 ............. 618 8.4 (X) For hardware installation 4 ....... 43 .6 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 4 ...................... 575 7.9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 1 169 16.0 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 4 .................... 128 1.8 (X)

Maintenance and repair of all

other equipment 4 ............... 185 2.5 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 6 .................... 169 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 184 2.5 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 6 ................ 2 611 100.0 86.3

Computer processing services 5 .... 1 611 61.7 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 4 . 976 37.4 (X)

Data entry 4 ................... 606 23.2 (X)

All other receipts from

computer processing services (X) . 29 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 000 38.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

YOUNGSTOWN–WARREN,

OH MSA

7371, 2,

3

Computer programming,

prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 29 . 10 845 100.0 77.3

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 14 ...................... 1 850 17.1 (X)

Systems and user tools

software 7 .................... 629 5.8 (X)

Applications software 9 .......... 954 8.8 (X)

Other prepackaged software 4 ... 267 2.5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 20 ....... 4 665 43.0 (X)

Custom software development

services 14 .................... 2 340 21.6 (X)

All other custom programming

services 9 .................... 2 325 21.4 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 8 ............. 737 6.8 (X)

For hardware installation 4 ....... 244 2.3 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 5 ...................... 493 4.6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 8 ............. 2 247 20.7 (X)

Sales of computers and peripheral

equipment 7 .................... 657 6.1 (X)

Sales of prepackaged software

(resales) 6 ...................... 547 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 142 1.3 (X)

7374, 5,

6

Data processing

services 22 ................ 32 686 100.0 96.5

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 14 ............. 344 1.1 (X)

For systems and other technical

issues 14 ...................... 344 1.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 14 ............. 226 .7 (X)

Receipts from on~line information

retrieval services 15 ............... 715 2.2 (X)

Computer processing services 20 .... 22 928 70.2 (X)

Data processing and tabulation 19 . 22 693 69.4 (X)

Other computer processing

services 14 .................... 235 .7 (X)

Maintenance and repair of

computers and peripheral

equipment 14 .................... 114 .4 (X)

Computers and peripheral

equipment rental and leasing 15 .... 133 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 226 25.2 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7381 pt. Detective agencies and

guard services 10 .......... 888 8 328 346 100.0 77.9

Investigative and detective

services 4 ...................... 464 913 628 11.0 (X)

Guard services 7 ................. 738 7 295 377 87.6 (X) Armored car services 68 ............ 6 705 .1 (X)

Security systems services 285 ........ 37 855 .5 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 234 .................... 50 670 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 301 . 18 709 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 402 .1 (X)

7381 pt. Armored car services 690 .... 864 284 100.0 97.8

Guard services 17 ................. 1 310 .2 (X)

Armored car services 690 ............ 855 149 98.9 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 14 .................... 4 887 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 2 523 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 415 .1 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 2 ................ 968 3 414 640 100.0 79.6

Investigative and detective

services 33 ...................... 1 682 .1 (X)

Guard services 72 ................. 33 188 1.0 (X)

Armored car services 13 ............ 1 841 .1 (X)

Security systems services 2 ........ 968 3 289 339 96.3 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 39 .................... 10 715 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 231 ........... 60 329 1.8 (X)

Telephone answering services 47 ... 4 575 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 111 . 12 860 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 111 (V) (X)

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 26 ... 16 920 100.0 69.2

Investigative and detective

services 13 ...................... 3 374 19.9 (X)

Guard services 16 ................. 12 739 75.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 807 4.8 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 7 ................ 5 148 100.0 86.2

Security systems services 7 ........ 5 148 100.0 (X)

ALBUQUERQUE, NM MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 36 ... 24 637 100.0 76.3

Investigative and detective

services 11 ...................... 1 099 4.5 (X)

Guard services 27 ................. 21 556 87.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 982 8.0 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 6 ................ 4 685 100.0 95.0

Security systems services 6 ........ 4 685 100.0 (X)

APPLETON–OSHKOSH–

NEENAH, WI MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car

services # 7 ............. 4 064 100.0 48.9

7382 Security systems

services 5 ................ 3 457 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 5 ........ 3 326 96.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 131 3.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ATLANTA, GA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 203 ... 177 914 100.0 73.3

Investigative and detective

services 71 ...................... 7 399 4.2 (X)

Guard services 141 ................. 143 138 80.5 (X)

Armored car services 12 ............ 18 984 10.7 (X)

Security systems services 5 ........ 525 .3 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 32 .................... 7 612 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 256 .1 (X)

7382 Security systems services 63 ................ 81 384 100.0 73.4

Security systems services 63 ........ 80 565 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 819 1.0 (X)

AUGUSTA–AIKEN, GA–SC

MSA

7382 Security systems

services 5 ................ 1 760 100.0 80.5

Security systems services 5 ........ 1 748 99.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 .7 (X)

AUSTIN–SAN MARCOS, TX

MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 45 ... 34 173 100.0 85.5

Investigative and detective

services 19 ...................... 1 058 3.1 (X)

Guard services 24 ................. 29 545 86.5 (X)

Armored car services 4 ............ 2 835 8.3 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 6 .................... 591 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 144 .4 (X)

7382 Security systems services 15 ................ 23 736 100.0 84.0

Security systems services 15 ........ 23 336 98.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 400 1.7 (X)

BATON ROUGE, LA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 27 ... 16 765 100.0 85.2

Investigative and detective

services 15 ...................... 6 730 40.1 (X)

Guard services 13 ................. 9 176 54.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 859 5.1 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 8 ................ 8 631 100.0 71.5

Security systems services 8 ........ 8 631 100.0 (X)

BEAUMONT–PORT

ARTHUR, TX MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 18 ... 15 331 100.0 86.6

Guard services 17 ................. 14 206 92.7 (X)

Armored car services 4 ............ 1 125 7.3 (X)

7382 Security systems

services # 3 ............. 2 621 100.0 26.6

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 48 ... 37 487 100.0 82.2

Investigative and detective

services 10 ...................... 765 2.0 (X)

Guard services 38 ................. 33 301 88.8 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 6 .................... 319 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 102 8.3 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 12 ................ 11 192 100.0 87.8

Security systems services 12 ........ 11 192 100.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 272 ... 295 018 100.0 74.8

Investigative and detective

services 86 ...................... 15 316 5.2 (X)

Guard services 201 ................. 254 590 86.3 (X)

Armored car services 17 ............ 23 387 7.9 (X)

Security systems services 8 ........ 1 114 .4 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 11 .................... 197 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 414 .1 (X)

7382 Security systems services 77 ................ 83 106 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 77 ........ 83 008 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 98 .1 (X)

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 187 ... 239 966 100.0 77.1

Investigative and detective

services 67 ...................... 14 528 6.1 (X)

Guard services 128 ................. 207 274 86.4 (X)

Armored car services 11 ............ 16 445 6.9 (X)

Security systems services 8 ........ 1 113 .5 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 8 .................... 192 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 414 .2 (X)

7382 Security systems services 47 ................ 61 004 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 47 ........ 60 961 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .1 (X)

BUFFALO–NIAGARA

FALLS, NY MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 53 ... 36 015 100.0 76.1

Investigative and detective

services 20 ...................... 1 980 5.5 (X)

Guard services 34 ................. 29 605 82.2 (X)

Armored car services 4 ............ 4 316 12.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 114 .3 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 16 ................ 17 422 100.0 81.5

Security systems services 16 ........ 17 198 98.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 224 1.3 (X)

CANTON–MASSILLON, OH

MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 16 ... 8 768 100.0 98.5

Investigative and detective

services 6 ...................... 100 1.1 (X)

Guard services 13 ................. 7 644 87.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 024 11.7 (X)

CHARLESTON–NORTH

CHARLESTON, SC MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car

services # 31 ............. 12 903 100.0 59.8

7382 Security systems

services 9 ................ 8 017 100.0 80.0

Security systems services 9 ........ 7 960 99.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 57 .7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CHARLOTTE–GASTONIA–

ROCK HILL, NC–SC MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 65 ... 54 889 100.0 64.0

Investigative and detective

services 13 ...................... 3 123 5.7 (X)

Guard services 48 ................. 45 809 83.5 (X)

Armored car services 4 ............ 5 336 9.7 (X)

Security systems services 10 ........ 611 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems

services 26 ................ 28 216 100.0 82.4

Security systems services 26 ........ 28 034 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 182 .7 (X)

CHATTANOOGA, TN–GA

MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 23 ... 11 761 100.0 87.1

Investigative and detective

services 5 ...................... 359 3.1 (X)

Guard services 20 ................. 10 441 88.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 961 8.2 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 9 ................ 6 630 100.0 97.5

Security systems services 9 ........ 6 630 100.0 (X)

CHICAGO–GARY–

KENOSHA, IL–IN–WI

CMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 398 ... 458 105 100.0 81.0

Investigative and detective

services 213 ...................... 22 645 4.9 (X)

Guard services 336 ................. 387 533 84.6 (X)

Armored car services 11 ............ 40 098 8.8 (X)

Security systems services 20 ........ 1 200 .3 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 12 .................... 5 134 1.1 (X)

Telephone answering services 58 ... 831 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 656 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems

services 96 ................ 125 903 100.0 85.7

Security systems services 96 ........ 122 371 97.2 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 4 .................... 1 060 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 776 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 696 .6 (X)

CHICAGO, IL PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 356 ... 419 961 100.0 80.7

Investigative and detective

services 198 ...................... 21 126 5.0 (X)

Guard services 299 ................. 353 412 84.2 (X) Armored car services 9 ............ 37 594 9.0 (X)

Security systems services 20 ........ 1 200 .3 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 12 .................... 5 134 1.2 (X)

Telephone answering services 58 ... 831 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 656 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems

services 90 ................ 124 045 100.0 86.3

Security systems services 90 ........ 120 513 97.2 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 4 .................... 1 060 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 776 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 696 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 60 ... 51 505 100.0 75.4

Investigative and detective

services 16 ...................... 2 949 5.7 (X)

Guard services 46 ................. 41 816 81.2 (X)

Armored car services 4 ............ 6 316 12.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 284 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 140 .3 (X)

7382 Security systems services 17 ................ 20 152 100.0 89.7

Security systems services 17 ........ 20 014 99.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 138 .7 (X)

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 133 ... 99 575 100.0 78.3

Investigative and detective

services 54 ...................... 8 470 8.5 (X)

Guard services 119 ................. 81 144 81.5 (X) Armored car services 5 ............ 7 261 7.3 (X)

Security systems services 10 ........ 917 .9 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 4 .................... 1 783 1.8 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 39 ................ 37 867 100.0 83.1

Security systems services 39 ........ 37 807 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 .2 (X)

AKRON, OH PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 28 ... 15 443 100.0 69.2

Investigative and detective

services 7 ...................... 1 279 8.3 (X)

Guard services 23 ................. 12 021 77.8 (X)

Security systems services 10 ........ 917 5.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 226 7.9 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 6 ................ 4 093 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 6 ........ 4 093 100.0 (X)

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 105 ... 84 132 100.0 80.0

Investigative and detective

services 47 ...................... 7 191 8.6 (X)

Guard services 96 ................. 69 123 82.2 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 4 .................... 1 783 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 035 7.2 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 33 ................ 33 774 100.0 80.7

Security systems services 33 ........ 33 714 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 .2 (X)

COLUMBIA, SC MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 38 ... 56 065 100.0 94.9

Investigative and detective

services 16 ...................... 1 602 2.9 (X)

Guard services 20 ................. 49 477 88.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 986 8.9 (X)

7382 Security systems services # 4 ............. 7 000 100.0 40.6

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 59 ... 50 428 100.0 72.2

Investigative and detective

services 23 ...................... 777 1.5 (X)

Guard services 51 ................. 45 174 89.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 477 8.9 (X)

7382 Security systems services 23 ................ 39 133 100.0 85.9

Security systems services 23 ........ 38 801 99.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 328 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

DALLAS–FORT WORTH, TX

CMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 261 ... 197 098 100.0 80.7

Investigative and detective

services 62 ...................... 15 447 7.8 (X)

Guard services 194 ................. 159 450 80.9 (X)

Armored car services 13 ............ 20 513 10.4 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 5 .................... 1 269 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 418 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems

services # 71 ............. 172 503 100.0 55.7

DALLAS, TX PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 187 ... 157 167 100.0 84.4

Investigative and detective

services 37 ...................... 12 511 8.0 (X)

Guard services 147 ................. 128 901 82.0 (X) Armored car services 8 ............ 14 681 9.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 074 .7 (X)

7382 Security systems

services # 52 ............. 138 430 100.0 59.8

FORT WORTH–

ARLINGTON, TX PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 74 ... 39 931 100.0 67.8

Investigative and detective

services 25 ...................... 2 936 7.4 (X)

Guard services 47 ................. 30 549 76.5 (X)

Armored car services 5 ............ 5 832 14.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 375 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 239 .6 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 19 ................ 34 073 100.0 64.5

Security systems services 19 ........ 32 088 94.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 1 985 5.8 (X)

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car

services # 48 ............. 32 086 100.0 53.8

7382 Security systems

services 17 ................ 16 777 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 17 ........ 14 463 86.2 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 7 .................... 1 394 8.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 920 5.5 (X)

DAYTONA BEACH, FL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 21 ... 7 416 100.0 88.8

Investigative and detective

services 11 ...................... 2 635 35.5 (X)

Guard services 13 ................. 3 397 45.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 384 18.7 (X)

7382 Security systems services # 6 ............. 6 483 100.0 49.8

See footnotes at end of table.

4–300nnDETECTIVE AGENCIES & PROT. SERV. (SIC 7381, 2) SERVICE INDUSTRIESmSUBJECT SERIES
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Table 19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DENVER, CO PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 114 ... 80 494 100.0 84.0

Investigative and detective

services 33 ...................... 4 656 5.8 (X)

Guard services 76 ................. 63 933 79.4 (X)

Armored car services 5 ............ 9 445 11.7 (X)

Security systems services 8 ........ 95 .1 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 4 .................... 1 930 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 435 .5 (X)

7382 Security systems

services # 31 ............. 48 774 100.0 55.8

DES MOINES, IA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 24 ... 14 314 100.0 65.0

Investigative and detective

services 10 ...................... 583 4.1 (X)

Guard services 14 ................. 9 990 69.8 (X)

Security systems services 4 ........ 2 287 16.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 454 10.2 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 5 ................ 6 153 100.0 99.8

Security systems services 5 ........ 5 730 93.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 423 6.9 (X)

DETROIT, MI PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 192 ... 151 182 100.0 85.0

Investigative and detective

services 74 ...................... 17 303 11.5 (X)

Guard services 123 ................. 119 191 78.8 (X)

Armored car services 10 ............ 13 136 8.7 (X)

Security systems services 4 ........ 1 478 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 70 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems

services 46 ................ 64 302 100.0 93.2

Security systems services 46 ........ 63 623 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 679 1.1 (X)

FLINT, MI PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 16 ... 9 237 100.0 80.8

Investigative and detective

services 6 ...................... 229 2.5 (X)

Guard services 12 ................. 7 170 77.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 838 19.9 (X)

7382 Security systems services # 5 ............. 6 836 100.0 57.1

EL PASO, TX MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 30 ... 27 088 100.0 65.5

Guard services 27 ................. 23 574 87.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 514 13.0 (X)

7382 Security systems services # 8 ............. 3 220 100.0 47.4

FORT MYERS–CAPE

CORAL, FL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 19 ... 7 654 100.0 72.3

Investigative and detective

services 5 ...................... 823 10.8 (X)

Guard services 11 ................. 5 260 68.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 571 20.5 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 10 ................ 7 334 100.0 86.2

Security systems services 10 ........ 6 885 93.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 449 6.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FORT PIERCE–PORT ST.

LUCIE, FL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 19 ... 12 640 100.0 81.4

Investigative and detective

services 10 ...................... 968 7.7 (X)

Guard services 10 ................. 11 580 91.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 92 .7 (X)

7382 Security systems

services # 6 ............. 5 026 100.0 58.1

FORT WAYNE, IN MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 26 ... 9 607 100.0 67.2

Investigative and detective

services 5 ...................... 256 2.7 (X)

Guard services 23 ................. 7 808 81.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 543 16.1 (X)

7382 Security systems services 5 ................ 4 113 100.0 63.3

Security systems services 5 ........ 4 113 100.0 (X)

FRESNO, CA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 41 ... 21 237 100.0 86.5

Investigative and detective

services 14 ...................... 4 801 22.6 (X)

Guard services 25 ................. 12 994 61.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 442 16.2 (X)

7382 Security systems

services # 7 ............. 18 505 100.0 55.2

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 32 ... 21 124 100.0 65.2

Investigative and detective

services 11 ...................... 1 635 7.7 (X)

Guard services 23 ................. 10 255 48.6 (X)

Armored car services 4 ............ 8 573 40.6 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 4 .................... 661 3.1 (X)

7382 Security systems services 5 ................ 9 740 100.0 99.1

Security systems services 5 ........ 9 637 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 103 1.1 (X)

GREENSBORO–WINSTONSALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 44 ... 25 512 100.0 88.9

Investigative and detective

services 10 ...................... 981 3.9 (X)

Guard services 36 ................. 22 605 88.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 926 7.6 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 12 ................ 13 914 100.0 85.6

Security systems services 12 ........ 13 914 100.0 (X)

GREENVILLE–

SPARTANBURG–

ANDERSON, SC MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 47 ... 37 373 100.0 90.0

Investigative and detective

services 11 ...................... 11 510 30.8 (X)

Guard services 32 ................. 17 731 47.4 (X) Armored car services 4 ............ 7 530 20.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 602 1.6 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 13 ................ 7 536 100.0 66.5

Security systems services 13 ........ 7 230 95.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 306 4.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 19 ... 18 372 100.0 80.6

Investigative and detective

services 8 ...................... 5 493 29.9 (X)

Guard services 11 ................. 12 879 70.1 (X)

7382 Security systems services 7 ................ 7 688 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 7 ........ 7 612 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 76 1.0 (X)

HOUSTON–GALVESTON–

BRAZORIA, TX CMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 239 ... 231 353 100.0 81.7

Investigative and detective

services 120 ...................... 60 201 26.0 (X)

Guard services 117 ................. 154 171 66.6 (X) Armored car services 11 ............ 14 703 6.4 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 6 .................... 1 974 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 304 .1 (X)

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 227 ... 226 316 100.0 83.0

Investigative and detective

services 116 ...................... 59 435 26.3 (X)

Guard services 109 ................. 149 955 66.3 (X)

Armored car services 11 ............ 14 703 6.5 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 4 .................... 1 919 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 304 .1 (X)

7382 Security systems services 55 ................ 85 291 100.0 67.6

Security systems services 55 ........ 82 462 96.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 2 829 3.3 (X)

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 79 ... 45 908 100.0 72.8

Investigative and detective

services 18 ...................... 1 354 3.0 (X)

Guard services 64 ................. 40 084 87.3 (X)

Armored car services 4 ............ 4 464 9.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems services 17 ................ 21 793 100.0 94.2

Security systems services 17 ........ 21 793 100.0 (X)

JACKSON, MS MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 28 ... 27 222 100.0 86.3

Investigative and detective

services 7 ...................... 489 1.8 (X)

Guard services 23 ................. 21 357 78.5 (X)

Security systems services 9 ........ 4 240 15.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 136 4.2 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 6 ................ 3 382 100.0 92.4

Security systems services 6 ........ 3 370 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 .4 (X)

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 63 ... 48 358 100.0 81.3

Investigative and detective

services 27 ...................... 9 512 19.7 (X)

Guard services 35 ................. 32 849 67.9 (X) Armored car services 7 ............ 5 471 11.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 526 1.1 (X)

7382 Security systems services # 17 ............. 17 862 100.0 58.4

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

JOHNSON CITY–

KINGSPORT–BRISTOL,

TN–VA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 20 ... 9 976 100.0 91.2

Investigative and detective

services 6 ...................... 274 2.8 (X)

Guard services 12 ................. 9 275 93.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 427 4.3 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 5 ................ 2 666 100.0 84.4

Security systems services 5 ........ 2 412 90.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 254 9.5 (X)

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car

services # 77 ............. 72 912 100.0 37.7

7382 Security systems

services 17 ................ 19 205 100.0 92.6

Security systems services 17 ........ 19 022 99.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 162 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 .1 (X)

KNOXVILLE, TN MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 30 ... 11 766 100.0 80.4

Investigative and detective

services 15 ...................... 342 2.9 (X)

Guard services 21 ................. 9 803 83.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 611 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 010 8.6 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 9 ................ 10 395 100.0 78.2

Security systems services 9 ........ 10 395 100.0 (X)

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car

services # 17 ............. 4 455 100.0 45.9

7382 Security systems

services 8 ................ 2 813 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 8 ........ 2 766 98.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 47 1.7 (X)

LAS VEGAS, NV–AZ MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 65 ... 67 327 100.0 92.8

Investigative and detective

services 22 ...................... 2 723 4.0 (X)

Guard services 41 ................. 58 412 86.8 (X)

Armored car services 5 ............ 6 001 8.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 191 .3 (X)

7382 Security systems

services # 13 ............. 13 969 100.0 41.4

LEXINGTON, KY MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 22 ... 13 581 100.0 100.0

Investigative and detective

services 5 ...................... 15 .1 (X)

Guard services 21 ................. 12 509 92.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 057 7.8 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 7 ................ 4 250 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 7 ........ 3 968 93.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 282 6.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

4–302nnDETECTIVE AGENCIES & PROT. SERV. (SIC 7381, 2) SERVICE INDUSTRIESmSUBJECT SERIES
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Table 19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 586 ... 657 835 100.0 66.6

Investigative and detective

services 280 ...................... 87 064 13.2 (X)

Guard services 320 ................. 515 886 78.4 (X)

Armored car services 23 ............ 48 122 7.3 (X)

Security systems services 13 ........ 2 970 .5 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 11 .................... 3 793 .6 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 132 ................ 190 087 100.0 82.3

Guard services 11 ................. 11 797 6.2 (X)

Security systems services 132 ........ 176 757 93.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 533 .8 (X)

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 165 ... 161 014 100.0 79.4

Investigative and detective

services 88 ...................... 37 505 23.3 (X)

Guard services 81 ................. 111 162 69.0 (X) Armored car services 7 ............ 12 086 7.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 261 .2 (X)

7382 Security systems services 47 ................ 72 037 100.0 93.8

Investigative and detective

services 4 ...................... 178 .3 (X)

Security systems services 47 ........ 70 180 97.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 679 2.3 (X)

RIVERSIDE–SAN

BERNARDINO, CA PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 145 ... 74 169 100.0 70.6

Investigative and detective

services 68 ...................... 15 343 20.7 (X)

Guard services 73 ................. 50 704 68.4 (X) Armored car services 6 ............ 8 122 11.0 (X)

7382 Security systems services 34 ................ 34 521 100.0 86.3

Guard services 6 ................. 2 100 6.1 (X)

Security systems services 34 ........ 31 822 92.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 599 1.7 (X)

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 50 ... 32 185 100.0 93.0

Investigative and detective

services 8 ...................... 500 1.6 (X)

Guard services 42 ................. 26 987 83.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 698 14.6 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 11 ................ 10 659 100.0 95.9

Security systems services 11 ........ 10 633 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 .2 (X)

MELBOURNE–TITUSVILLE–

PALM BAY, FL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 21 ... 7 119 100.0 96.0

Investigative and detective

services 8 ...................... 1 827 25.7 (X)

Guard services 12 ................. 4 698 66.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 594 8.3 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 8 ................ 2 415 100.0 84.8

Security systems services 8 ........ 2 415 100.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MEMPHIS, TN–AR–MS MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 76 ... 48 677 100.0 91.9

Investigative and detective

services 29 ...................... 3 989 8.2 (X)

Guard services 50 ................. 39 898 82.0 (X)

Security systems services 4 ........ 369 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 421 9.1 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 19 ................ 17 980 100.0 87.7

Security systems services 19 ........ 17 980 100.0 (X)

MIAMI–FORT

LAUDERDALE, FL CMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 402 ... 260 602 100.0 83.5

Investigative and detective

services 69 ...................... 9 551 3.7 (X)

Guard services 334 ................. 225 074 86.4 (X) Armored car services 15 ............ 23 109 8.9 (X)

Security systems services 5 ........ 1 910 .7 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 5 .................... 633 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 325 .1 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 94 ................ 98 066 100.0 93.4

Security systems services 94 ........ 96 880 98.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 186 1.2 (X)

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL

PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 145 ... 69 502 100.0 70.4

Investigative and detective

services 63 ...................... 6 909 9.9 (X)

Guard services 93 ................. 56 997 82.0 (X)

Armored car services 4 ............ 5 036 7.3 (X)

Security systems services 4 ........ 70 .1 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 4 .................... 481 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems services 55 ................ 53 217 100.0 85.1

Security systems services 55 ........ 52 613 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 604 1.1 (X)

MIAMI, FL PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 257 ... 191 100 100.0 91.7

Investigative and detective

services 6 ...................... 2 642 1.4 (X)

Guard services 241 ................. 168 077 88.0 (X)

Armored car services 11 ............ 18 073 9.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 308 1.2 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 39 ................ 44 849 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 39 ........ 44 267 98.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 582 1.3 (X)

MILWAUKEE–RACINE, WI

CMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 65 ... 46 413 100.0 85.0

Investigative and detective

services 39 ...................... 7 588 16.4 (X)

Guard services 27 ................. 34 769 74.9 (X)

Armored car services 4 ............ 4 056 8.7 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 18 ................ 27 088 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 18 ........ 25 490 94.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 598 5.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 61 ... 46 146 100.0 85.1

Investigative and detective

services 36 ...................... 7 458 16.2 (X)

Guard services 24 ................. 34 632 75.1 (X)

Armored car services 4 ............ 4 056 8.8 (X)

7382 Security systems services 18 ................ 27 088 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 18 ........ 25 490 94.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 598 5.9 (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 98 ... 85 561 100.0 88.2

Investigative and detective

services 53 ...................... 2 790 3.3 (X)

Guard services 48 ................. 76 179 89.0 (X)

Armored car services 4 ............ 4 843 5.7 (X)

Security systems services 4 ........ 1 718 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems services 23 ................ 38 557 100.0 90.4

Security systems services 23 ........ 33 969 88.1 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 5 .................... 751 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 3 734 9.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 103 .3 (X)

MOBILE, AL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car

services # 34 ............. 14 789 100.0 55.0

7382 Security systems services 6 ................ 5 799 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 6 ........ 5 674 97.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 125 2.2 (X)

MODESTO, CA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 15 ... 6 088 100.0 89.1

Guard services 12 ................. 5 116 84.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 972 16.0 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 6 ................ 6 718 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 6 ........ 6 718 100.0 (X)

MONTGOMERY, AL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 18 ... 7 100 100.0 96.6

Investigative and detective

services 5 ...................... 133 1.9 (X)

Guard services 16 ................. 5 866 82.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 101 15.5 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 4 ................ 4 456 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 4 ........ 2 771 62.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 685 37.8 (X)

NASHVILLE, TN MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 51 ... 38 466 100.0 70.2

Investigative and detective

services 6 ...................... 637 1.7 (X)

Guard services 43 ................. 34 566 89.9 (X) Armored car services 4 ............ 3 018 7.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 245 .6 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 16 ................ 19 566 100.0 93.9

Security systems services 16 ........ 19 268 98.5 (X)

Telephone answering services 4 ... 244 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 54 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 94 ... 86 351 100.0 93.5

Investigative and detective

services 34 ...................... 4 105 4.8 (X)

Guard services 58 ................. 74 484 86.3 (X)

Armored car services 5 ............ 7 167 8.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 595 .7 (X)

7382 Security systems services 19 ................ 22 028 100.0 85.4

Security systems services 19 ........ 18 948 86.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 080 14.0 (X)

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 79 ... 56 226 100.0 82.2

Investigative and detective

services 33 ...................... 4 761 8.5 (X)

Guard services 70 ................. 43 699 77.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 1 051 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 715 11.9 (X)

7382 Security systems services 30 ................ 51 487 100.0 82.7

Security systems services 30 ........ 50 935 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 552 1.1 (X)

BRIDGEPORT, CT PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 13 ... 25 398 100.0 96.3

Investigative and detective

services 6 ...................... 1 448 5.7 (X)

Guard services 8 ................. 23 950 94.3 (X)

7382 Security systems services 11 ................ 18 203 100.0 96.4

Security systems services 11 ........ 18 185 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 .1 (X)

JERSEY CITY, NJ PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 25 ... 16 678 100.0 90.8

Investigative and detective

services 16 ...................... 4 555 27.3 (X)

Guard services 11 ................. 12 063 72.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 .4 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 3 ................ 722 100.0 67.7

All other receipts (X) ............... 722 100.0 (X)

MIDDLESEX–SOMERSET–

HUNTERDON, NJ PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 41 ... 65 945 100.0 87.0

Investigative and detective

services 21 ...................... 2 673 4.1 (X)

Guard services 30 ................. 60 733 92.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 539 3.9 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 22 ................ 31 879 100.0 95.5

Security systems services 22 ........ 31 153 97.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 726 2.3 (X)

MONMOUTH–OCEAN, NJ

PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 40 ... 19 319 100.0 88.9

Investigative and detective

services 29 ...................... 6 961 36.0 (X)

Guard services 23 ................. 10 111 52.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 247 11.6 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 14 ................ 9 425 100.0 73.8

Security systems services 14 ........ 8 851 93.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 574 6.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NASSAU–SUFFOLK, NY

PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 265 ... 163 718 100.0 90.8

Investigative and detective

services 107 ...................... 19 381 11.8 (X)

Guard services 185 ................. 109 838 67.1 (X)

Armored car services 9 ............ 34 475 21.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems

services # 67 ............. 66 294 100.0 58.0

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 532 ... 737 955 100.0 86.6

Investigative and detective

services 311 ...................... 119 776 16.2 (X)

Guard services 249 ................. 528 485 71.6 (X)

Armored car services 22 ............ 86 122 11.7 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 10 .................... 1 053 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 2 206 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 313 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems services 139 ................ 166 330 100.0 76.9

Security systems services 139 ........ 166 292 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 38 (V) (X)

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 110 ... 159 550 100.0 68.5

Investigative and detective

services 25 ...................... 2 671 1.7 (X)

Guard services 97 ................. 141 006 88.4 (X)

Armored car services 5 ............ 12 929 8.1 (X)

Security systems services 6 ........ 168 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 986 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 790 1.1 (X)

7382 Security systems services 21 ................ 22 006 100.0 76.5

Security systems services 21 ........ 22 006 100.0 (X)

STAMFORD–NORWALK, CT

PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 21 ... 22 664 100.0 83.7

Investigative and detective

services 11 ...................... 656 2.9 (X)

Guard services 18 ................. 20 571 90.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 437 6.3 (X)

7382 Security systems

services # 12 ............. 28 260 100.0 28.3

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 61 ... 35 687 100.0 72.9

Investigative and detective

services 21 ...................... 2 560 7.2 (X)

Guard services 42 ................. 28 074 78.7 (X) Armored car services 13 ............ 4 628 13.0 (X)

Security systems services 4 ........ 89 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 336 .9 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 15 ................ 9 935 100.0 88.8

Security systems services 15 ........ 9 935 100.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 65 ... 20 761 100.0 79.1

Investigative and detective

services 37 ...................... 2 787 13.4 (X)

Guard services 26 ................. 14 274 68.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 700 17.8 (X)

7382 Security systems services 15 ................ 16 679 100.0 100.0

Investigative and detective

services 5 ...................... 245 1.5 (X)

Security systems services 15 ........ 16 237 97.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 197 1.2 (X)

OMAHA, NE–IA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 48 ... 24 099 100.0 61.1

Investigative and detective

services 31 ...................... 557 2.3 (X)

Guard services 43 ................. 20 842 86.5 (X)

Armored car services 6 ............ 2 696 11.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems services 9 ................ 8 319 100.0 93.2

Security systems services 9 ........ 8 181 98.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 138 1.7 (X)

ORLANDO, FL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 81 ... 54 470 100.0 82.7

Investigative and detective

services 43 ...................... 11 103 20.4 (X)

Guard services 39 ................. 35 624 65.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 743 14.2 (X)

7382 Security systems services 25 ................ 26 513 100.0 83.2

Security systems services 25 ........ 25 814 97.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 699 2.6 (X)

PENSACOLA, FL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 16 ... 12 266 100.0 98.2

Investigative and detective

services 6 ...................... 466 3.8 (X)

Guard services 11 ................. 10 709 87.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 091 8.9 (X)

7382 Security systems services 6 ................ 1 708 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 6 ........ 1 594 93.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 114 6.7 (X)

PEORIA–PEKIN, IL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 16 ... 4 193 100.0 91.5

Investigative and detective

services 9 ...................... 227 5.4 (X)

Guard services 9 ................. 2 926 69.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 040 24.8 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 6 ................ 8 184 100.0 78.1

Security systems services 6 ........ 8 184 100.0 (X)

PHILADELPHIA–

WILMINGTON–ATLANTIC

CITY, PA–NJ–DE–MD

CMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 249 ... 238 424 100.0 84.1

Investigative and detective

services 131 ...................... 44 751 18.8 (X)

Guard services 128 ................. 163 551 68.6 (X)

Armored car services 6 ............ 28 914 12.1 (X)

Security systems services 9 ........ 487 .2 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 13 .................... 721 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 199 ... 183 276 100.0 80.3

Investigative and detective

services 112 ...................... 38 868 21.2 (X)

Guard services 98 ................. 136 803 74.6 (X)

Security systems services 9 ........ 487 .3 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 12 .................... 712 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 406 3.5 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 74 ................ 122 197 100.0 94.6

Security systems services 74 ........ 117 727 96.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 4 470 3.7 (X)

WILMINGTON–NEWARK,

DE–MD PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 30 ... 46 481 100.0 98.9

Investigative and detective

services 10 ...................... 3 947 8.5 (X)

Guard services 21 ................. 20 907 45.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 627 46.5 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 7 ................ 7 555 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 7 ........ 6 899 91.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 656 8.7 (X)

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 120 ... 83 577 100.0 76.3

Investigative and detective

services 85 ...................... 19 371 23.2 (X)

Guard services 31 ................. 54 016 64.6 (X)

Armored car services 5 ............ 8 572 10.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 618 1.9 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 40 ................ 45 287 100.0 78.6

Guard services 4 ................. 1 933 4.3 (X)

Security systems services 40 ........ 39 354 86.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 3 286 7.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 714 1.6 (X)

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 93 ... 100 450 100.0 92.0

Investigative and detective

services 35 ...................... 6 033 6.0 (X)

Guard services 74 ................. 84 762 84.4 (X)

Armored car services 5 ............ 5 209 5.2 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 4 .................... 3 233 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 213 1.2 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 29 ................ 35 028 100.0 95.3

Security systems services 29 ........ 32 749 93.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 279 6.5 (X)

PORTLAND, ME MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 17 ... 9 414 100.0 95.8

Investigative and detective

services 6 ...................... 247 2.6 (X)

Guard services 9 ................. 6 834 72.6 (X)

Armored car services 4 ............ 1 737 18.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 596 6.3 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 4 ................ 4 817 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 4 ........ 4 813 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PORTLAND–SALEM, OR–

WA CMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 119 ... 66 903 100.0 83.9

Investigative and detective

services 41 ...................... 1 454 2.2 (X)

Guard services 91 ................. 59 160 88.4 (X)

Armored car services 6 ............ 6 070 9.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 219 .3 (X)

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 102 ... 62 390 100.0 85.4

Investigative and detective

services 41 ...................... 1 454 2.3 (X)

Guard services 76 ................. 55 286 88.6 (X) Armored car services 4 ............ 5 431 8.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 219 .4 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 28 ................ 44 829 100.0 92.2

Security systems services 28 ........ 43 933 98.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 836 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 .1 (X)

PROVIDENCE–FALL

RIVER–WARWICK, RI–MA

MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 63 ... 28 328 100.0 75.4

Investigative and detective

services 28 ...................... 3 613 12.8 (X)

Guard services 52 ................. 21 492 75.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 223 11.4 (X)

7382 Security systems services 17 ................ 12 511 100.0 61.0

Security systems services 17 ........ 12 500 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 .1 (X)

RALEIGH–DURHAM–

CHAPEL HILL, NC MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 40 ... 47 986 100.0 82.2

Investigative and detective

services 10 ...................... 951 2.0 (X)

Guard services 27 ................. 42 592 88.8 (X)

Armored car services 5 ............ 3 491 7.3 (X)

Telephone answering services 8 ... 31 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 395 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 526 1.1 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 9 ................ 2 406 100.0 70.9

Security systems services 9 ........ 2 313 96.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 93 3.9 (X)

ROCHESTER, NY MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 18 ... 24 177 100.0 69.8

Investigative and detective

services 7 ...................... 452 1.9 (X)

Guard services 10 ................. 21 236 87.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 489 10.3 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 15 ................ 10 978 100.0 95.0

Security systems services 15 ........ 10 640 96.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 338 3.1 (X)

ROCKFORD, IL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 13 ... 17 877 100.0 70.9

Guard services 11 ................. 16 837 94.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 040 5.8 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 4 ................ 4 946 100.0 62.0

Security systems services 4 ........ 3 853 77.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 093 22.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SACRAMENTO, CA PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 91 ... 72 587 100.0 89.3

Investigative and detective

services 31 ...................... 8 097 11.2 (X)

Guard services 56 ................. 57 165 78.8 (X) Armored car services 4 ............ 7 325 10.1 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 19 ................ 23 622 100.0 81.1

Security systems services 19 ........ 23 264 98.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 358 1.5 (X)

SAGINAW–BAY CITY–

MIDLAND, MI MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 14 ... 3 247 100.0 93.5

Guard services 10 ................. 2 691 82.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 556 17.1 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 3 ................ 3 661 100.0 61.8

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 661 100.0 (X)

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 110 ... 74 224 100.0 87.6

Investigative and detective

services 29 ...................... 4 852 6.5 (X)

Guard services 82 ................. 62 082 83.6 (X)

Armored car services 6 ............ 7 215 9.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 75 .1 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 30 ................ 34 156 100.0 70.9

Security systems services 30 ........ 33 732 98.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 424 1.2 (X)

SALINAS, CA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 16 ... 4 858 100.0 68.8

Investigative and detective

services 4 ...................... 522 10.8 (X)

Guard services 11 ................. 4 118 84.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 218 4.5 (X)

7382 Security systems

services # 5 ............. 2 430 100.0 49.2

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 70 ... 58 164 100.0 83.7

Investigative and detective

services 37 ...................... 3 920 6.7 (X)

Guard services 32 ................. 46 490 79.9 (X)

Armored car services 5 ............ 7 566 13.0 (X)

Security systems services 4 ........ 136 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 .1 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 21 ................ 28 067 100.0 89.8

Security systems services 21 ........ 24 502 87.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 845 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 720 9.7 (X)

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 145 ... 113 139 100.0 70.9

Investigative and detective

services 59 ...................... 13 726 12.1 (X)

Guard services 79 ................. 88 169 77.9 (X) Armored car services 9 ............ 11 244 9.9 (X)

7382 Security systems services 29 ................ 27 424 100.0 98.5

Security systems services 29 ........ 26 581 96.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 843 3.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 391 ... 405 298 100.0 78.1

Investigative and detective

services 104 ...................... 23 266 5.7 (X)

Guard services 277 ................. 344 739 85.1 (X) Armored car services 23 ............ 35 038 8.6 (X)

Security systems services 7 ........ 866 .2 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 8 .................... 692 .2 (X)

Telephone answering services 22 ... 603 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 94 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems services # 68 ............. 166 892 100.0 56.2

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 114 ... 121 134 100.0 85.5

Investigative and detective

services 23 ...................... 5 023 4.2 (X)

Guard services 90 ................. 109 265 90.2 (X)

Telephone answering services 20 ... 461 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 385 5.3 (X)

7382 Security systems services 22 ................ 42 733 100.0 91.8

Security systems services 22 ........ 42 202 98.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 531 1.2 (X)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 141 ... 144 345 100.0 74.2

Investigative and detective

services 38 ...................... 9 673 6.7 (X)

Guard services 98 ................. 116 310 80.6 (X)

Armored car services 9 ............ 18 143 12.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 219 .2 (X)

7382 Security systems services # 22 ............. 44 316 100.0 58.4

SAN JOSE, CA PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 77 ... 113 244 100.0 75.4

Investigative and detective

services 17 ...................... 3 850 3.4 (X)

Guard services 56 ................. 101 297 89.5 (X)

Armored car services 8 ............ 7 987 7.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 110 .1 (X)

7382 Security systems services # 19 ............. 73 288 100.0 29.1

SARASOTA–BRADENTON,

FL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 25 ... 8 854 100.0 70.4

Investigative and detective

services 6 ...................... 353 4.0 (X)

Guard services 19 ................. 7 634 86.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 867 9.8 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 11 ................ 7 344 100.0 99.8

Security systems services 11 ........ 7 344 100.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SCRANTON–WILKESBARRE–HAZLETON, PA

MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 24 ... 10 252 100.0 79.0

Investigative and detective

services 11 ...................... 1 115 10.9 (X)

Guard services 18 ................. 8 559 83.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 578 5.6 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 5 ................ 4 756 100.0 82.1

Security systems services 5 ........ 4 756 100.0 (X)

SEATTLE–TACOMA–

BREMERTON, WA CMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 125 ... 78 552 100.0 85.2

Investigative and detective

services 46 ...................... 6 381 8.1 (X)

Guard services 75 ................. 61 630 78.5 (X)

Armored car services 9 ............ 9 575 12.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 155 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 811 1.0 (X)

7382 Security systems services 30 ................ 58 993 100.0 94.6

Security systems services 30 ........ 54 294 92.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 2 338 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 361 4.0 (X)

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 92 ... 66 721 100.0 85.1

Investigative and detective

services 36 ...................... 5 938 8.9 (X)

Guard services 55 ................. 53 153 79.7 (X) Armored car services 6 ............ 7 475 11.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 155 .2 (X)

7382 Security systems services 25 ................ 47 907 100.0 94.4

Security systems services 25 ........ 43 208 90.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 2 338 4.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 361 4.9 (X)

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 18 ... 12 666 100.0 67.1

Investigative and detective

services 10 ...................... 347 2.7 (X)

Guard services 10 ................. 11 519 90.9 (X)

Security systems services 4 ........ 28 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 772 6.1 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 8 ................ 4 399 100.0 69.4

Security systems services 8 ........ 4 399 100.0 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 21 ... 10 501 100.0 83.7

Investigative and detective

services 9 ...................... 3 157 30.1 (X)

Guard services 13 ................. 5 307 50.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 037 19.4 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 5 ................ 5 569 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 5 ........ 5 367 96.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 202 3.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

STOCKTON–LODI, CA MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 22 ... 14 030 100.0 80.0

Guard services 18 ................. 12 188 86.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 842 13.1 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 8 ................ 5 815 100.0 86.1

Security systems services 8 ........ 5 815 100.0 (X)

SYRACUSE, NY MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 20 ... 24 928 100.0 83.4

Investigative and detective

services 12 ...................... 1 697 6.8 (X)

Guard services 7 ................. 19 006 76.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 225 17.0 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 10 ................ 7 217 100.0 88.3

Security systems services 10 ........ 7 217 100.0 (X)

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 133 ... 76 904 100.0 89.7

Investigative and detective

services 77 ...................... 8 724 11.3 (X)

Guard services 86 ................. 58 630 76.2 (X) Armored car services 8 ............ 9 203 12.0 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 4 .................... 54 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 281 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

7382 Security systems

services 30 ................ 34 302 100.0 90.1

Security systems services 30 ........ 32 912 96.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 390 4.1 (X)

TUCSON, AZ MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 36 ... 14 433 100.0 88.6

Investigative and detective

services 4 ...................... 663 4.6 (X)

Guard services 29 ................. 12 088 83.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 682 11.7 (X)

7382 Security systems services 13 ................ 5 041 100.0 94.5

Guard services 4 ................. 55 1.1 (X)

Security systems services 13 ........ 4 981 98.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 .1 (X)

TULSA, OK MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 48 ... 19 126 100.0 68.6

Investigative and detective

services 26 ...................... 1 809 9.5 (X)

Guard services 29 ................. 14 867 77.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 450 12.8 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 11 ................ 9 388 100.0 83.5

Security systems services 11 ........ 8 609 91.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 779 8.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 19. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WASHINGTON–

BALTIMORE, DC–MD–VA–

WV CMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 360 ... 410 172 100.0 81.8

Investigative and detective

services 208 ...................... 67 362 16.4 (X)

Guard services 206 ................. 309 973 75.6 (X) Armored car services 12 ............ 30 207 7.4 (X)

Security systems services 4 ........ 290 .1 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 8 .................... 1 896 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 444 .1 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 122 ................ 157 502 100.0 82.1

Security systems services 122 ........ 144 951 92.0 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 4 .................... 3 936 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 6 683 4.2 (X)

Telephone answering services 4 ... 1 663 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 269 .2 (X)

BALTIMORE, MD PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 122 ... 100 166 100.0 67.2

Investigative and detective

services 85 ...................... 33 982 33.9 (X)

Guard services 48 ................. 53 445 53.4 (X)

Armored car services 5 ............ 11 167 11.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 572 1.6 (X)

7382 Security systems services 41 ................ 45 870 100.0 90.7

Security systems services 41 ........ 43 780 95.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 2 090 4.6 (X)

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 234 ... 309 621 100.0 86.6

Investigative and detective

services 119 ...................... 32 995 10.7 (X)

Guard services 158 ................. 256 528 82.9 (X) Armored car services 7 ............ 19 040 6.2 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 6 .................... 690 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 368 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSAmCon.

7382 Security systems

services 78 ................ 106 828 100.0 78.2

Security systems services 78 ........ 97 600 91.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 4 593 4.3 (X)

Telephone answering services 4 ... 1 663 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 972 2.8 (X)

WEST PALM BEACH–BOCA

RATON, FL MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 76 ... 44 158 100.0 88.9

Investigative and detective

services 28 ...................... 4 515 10.2 (X)

Guard services 49 ................. 35 858 81.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 230 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 555 8.1 (X)

7382 Security systems services 20 ................ 16 409 100.0 87.8

Security systems services 20 ........ 16 409 100.0 (X)

WICHITA, KS MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 16 ... 8 643 100.0 76.9

Investigative and detective

services 10 ...................... 752 8.7 (X)

Guard services 8 ................. 6 754 78.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 137 13.2 (X)

7382 Security systems services 7 ................ 7 534 100.0 96.5

Security systems services 7 ........ 7 499 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 35 .5 (X)

YOUNGSTOWN–WARREN,

OH MSA

7381 Detective, guard, and

armored car services 23 ... 14 743 100.0 89.8

Investigative and detective

services 10 ...................... 298 2.0 (X)

Guard services 15 ................. 10 366 70.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 079 27.7 (X)

7382 Security systems

services 7 ................ 3 229 100.0 100.0

Security systems services 7 ........ 3 229 100.0 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 20. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7384 pt. Photofinishing

laboratories, except

"one-hour" (mini) labs* 3 . 842 3 546 424 100.0 83.4

Photofinishing of customers’

films 3 .......................... 842 3 323 163 93.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 308 ................... 25 513 .7 (X)

Commercial photography 353 ........ 20 566 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 232 104 070 2.9 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 128 .. 20 619 .6 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 280 ....... 16 307 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 278 . 34 617 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 569 (V) (X)

7384 pt. One-hour (mini)

photofinishing* 3 ......... 926 868 135 100.0 82.6

Photofinishing of customers’

films 3 .......................... 926 751 790 86.6 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 719 ................... 28 905 3.3 (X)

Commercial photography 178 ........ 3 356 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 2 ........... 360 69 246 8.0 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 14 ... 402 .1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 250 ....... 6 842 .8 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 16 ... 738 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 323 . 6 628 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 228 (V) (X)

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 33 ........... 18 494 100.0 84.9

Photofinishing of customers’

films 33 .......................... 15 273 82.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ........... 170 .9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 997 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 054 11.1 (X)

ALBUQUERQUE, NM MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 28 ........... 11 905 100.0 93.6

Photofinishing of customers’

films 28 .......................... 11 564 97.1 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 5 ................... 45 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ........... 286 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 .1 (X)

ALLENTOWN–

BETHLEHEM–EASTON, PA

MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 20 ........... 34 154 100.0 90.2

Photofinishing of customers’

films 20 .......................... 32 578 95.4 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 5 ................... 78 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 498 4.4 (X)

ANCHORAGE, AK MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 12 ........... 7 473 100.0 77.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 12 .......................... 7 178 96.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 295 4.0 (X)

APPLETON–OSHKOSH–

NEENAH, WI MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 10 ........... 11 566 100.0 82.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 10 .......................... 9 318 80.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 997 17.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 251 2.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ATLANTA, GA MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 153 ........... 76 150 100.0 62.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 153 .......................... 73 566 96.6 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 8 ................... 242 .3 (X)

Commercial photography 6 ........ 101 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 41 ........... 1 275 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 52 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 914 1.2 (X)

AUGUSTA–AIKEN, GA–SC

MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 9 ........... 9 157 100.0 98.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 9 .......................... 8 301 90.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 43 .5 (X)

Commercial photography 4 ........ 78 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 716 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 .2 (X)

AUSTIN–SAN MARCOS, TX

MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 38 ........... 30 224 100.0 79.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 38 .......................... 26 860 88.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 411 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 953 9.8 (X)

BAKERSFIELD, CA MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 9 ........... 1 313 100.0 72.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 9 .......................... 1 121 85.4 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 49 3.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 104 7.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 39 3.0 (X)

BATON ROUGE, LA MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 13 ........... 3 089 100.0 100.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 13 .......................... 2 523 81.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 149 4.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 417 13.5 (X)

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 130 ........... 63 017 100.0 72.4

Photofinishing of customers’

films 130 .......................... 58 994 93.6 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 16 ................... 543 .9 (X)

Commercial photography 13 ........ 721 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 49 ........... 2 208 3.5 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 6 .. 274 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 235 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 42 .1 (X)

CHARLESTON–NORTH

CHARLESTON, SC MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 18 ........... 3 796 100.0 90.5

Photofinishing of customers’

films 18 .......................... 2 922 77.0 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 45 1.2 (X)

Commercial photography 6 ........ 418 11.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 404 10.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 20. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CHARLOTTE–GASTONIA–

ROCK HILL, NC–SC MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 51 ........... 36 354 100.0 98.6

Photofinishing of customers’

films 51 .......................... 35 945 98.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 331 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 78 .2 (X)

CHATTANOOGA, TN–GA

MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 9 ........... 9 647 100.0 96.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 9 .......................... 9 433 97.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 214 2.2 (X)

CHICAGO–GARY–

KENOSHA, IL–IN–WI

CMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 212 ........... 190 598 100.0 89.4

Photofinishing of customers’

films 212 .......................... 173 842 91.2 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 32 ................... 814 .4 (X)

Commercial photography 31 ........ 1 181 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 108 ........... 4 866 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 9 700 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 195 .1 (X)

CHICAGO, IL PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 196 ........... 168 382 100.0 88.4

Photofinishing of customers’

films 196 .......................... 152 946 90.8 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 30 ................... 805 .5 (X)

Commercial photography 31 ........ 1 181 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 98 ........... 3 561 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 9 694 5.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 195 .1 (X)

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 34 ........... 31 896 100.0 98.1

Photofinishing of customers’

films 34 .......................... 31 144 97.6 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 40 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ........... 513 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 199 .6 (X)

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 61 ........... 17 393 100.0 98.4

Photofinishing of customers’

films 61 .......................... 16 093 92.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 6 ................... 196 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 625 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 479 2.8 (X)

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 12 ........... 2 654 100.0 79.4

Photofinishing of customers’

films 12 .......................... 2 451 92.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 24 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 179 6.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

COLUMBIA, SC MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 14 ........... 3 422 100.0 66.5

Photofinishing of customers’

films 14 .......................... 2 843 83.1 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 5 ................... 112 3.3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 326 9.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 141 4.1 (X)

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 34 ........... 10 648 100.0 61.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 34 .......................... 9 060 85.1 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 10 ................... 435 4.1 (X)

Commercial photography 6 ........ 598 5.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 320 3.0 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 80 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 155 1.5 (X)

DALLAS–FORT WORTH, TX

CMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 186 ........... 120 689 100.0 84.9

Photofinishing of customers’

films 186 .......................... 117 481 97.3 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 22 ................... 574 .5 (X)

Commercial photography 11 ........ 62 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 73 ........... 2 116 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 397 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 59 .1 (X)

DALLAS, TX PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 128 ........... 110 691 100.0 84.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 128 .......................... 108 407 97.9 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 14 ................... 280 .3 (X)

Commercial photography 9 ........ 58 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 46 ........... 1 545 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 342 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 59 .1 (X)

FORT WORTH–

ARLINGTON, TX PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 58 ........... 9 998 100.0 93.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 58 .......................... 9 074 90.8 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 8 ................... 294 2.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ........... 571 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 59 .6 (X)

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 18 ........... 4 685 100.0 86.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 18 .......................... 3 948 84.3 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 5 ................... 127 2.7 (X)

Commercial photography 6 ........ 205 4.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 59 1.3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 6 ....... 289 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 57 1.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 20. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DAYTONA BEACH, FL MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 13 ........... 2 141 100.0 100.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 13 .......................... 1 974 92.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 107 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 2.8 (X)

DENVER–BOULDER–

GREELEY, CO CMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 83 ........... 57 734 100.0 88.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 83 .......................... 56 026 97.0 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 327 .6 (X)

Commercial photography 8 ........ 143 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 33 ........... 1 205 2.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 33 .1 (X)

BOULDER–LONGMONT, CO

PMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 14 ........... 4 540 100.0 88.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 14 .......................... 4 012 88.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 445 9.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 83 1.8 (X)

DENVER, CO PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 65 ........... 52 290 100.0 88.2

Photofinishing of customers’

films 65 .......................... 51 112 97.8 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 6 ................... 265 .5 (X)

Commercial photography 8 ........ 143 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 758 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

DES MOINES, IA MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 16 ........... 10 688 100.0 98.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 16 .......................... 10 210 95.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 478 4.5 (X)

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 95 ........... 77 277 100.0 100.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 95 .......................... 72 803 94.2 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 5 ................... 385 .5 (X)

Commercial photography 12 ........ 374 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 52 ........... 1 733 2.2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 13 ....... 616 .8 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 7 ... 217 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 1 148 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

ANN ARBOR, MI PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 6 ........... 1 804 100.0 97.9

Photofinishing of customers’

films 6 .......................... 1 695 94.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 95 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 .8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DETROIT, MI PMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 83 ........... 72 486 100.0 100.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 83 .......................... 68 883 95.0 (X)

Commercial photography 10 ........ 370 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 40 ........... 1 427 2.0 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 12 ....... 608 .8 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 7 ... 217 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 715 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 266 .4 (X)

FLINT, MI PMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 6 ........... 2 987 100.0 93.9

Photofinishing of customers’

films 6 .......................... 2 225 74.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 211 7.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 551 18.5 (X)

FORT MYERS–CAPE

CORAL, FL MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 21 ........... 3 217 100.0 71.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 21 .......................... 2 928 91.0 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 5 ................... 115 3.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 133 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 41 1.3 (X)

FORT WAYNE, IN MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 20 ........... 14 057 100.0 96.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 20 .......................... 10 930 77.8 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 11 ................... 269 1.9 (X)

Commercial photography 6 ........ 84 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 2 689 19.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 81 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

FRESNO, CA MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 13 ........... 3 298 100.0 94.4

Photofinishing of customers’

films 13 .......................... 2 852 86.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 102 3.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 149 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 195 5.9 (X)

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 14 ........... 6 927 100.0 69.8

Photofinishing of customers’

films 14 .......................... 6 559 94.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 6 ................... 113 1.6 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 6 ....... 97 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 158 2.3 (X)

GREENSBORO–WINSTONSALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 40 ........... 12 625 100.0 86.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 40 .......................... 11 261 89.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 551 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 243 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 570 4.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 20. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

HARTFORD, CT MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 47 ........... 41 978 100.0 87.2

Photofinishing of customers’

films 47 .......................... 37 989 90.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 8 ................... 41 .1 (X)

Commercial photography 7 ........ 62 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 2 994 7.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 836 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 56 .1 (X)

HONOLULU, HI MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 48 ........... 30 026 100.0 86.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 48 .......................... 26 008 86.6 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 127 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 41 ........... 3 248 10.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 322 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 321 1.1 (X)

HOUSTON–GALVESTON–

BRAZORIA, TX CMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 150 ........... 72 057 100.0 88.6

Photofinishing of customers’

films 150 .......................... 66 132 91.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 76 ........... 3 381 4.7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 8 ....... 122 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 724 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 698 1.0 (X)

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 142 ........... 69 765 100.0 89.1

Photofinishing of customers’

films 142 .......................... 64 162 92.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 70 ........... 3 182 4.6 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 7 ....... 91 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 724 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 606 .9 (X)

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 42 ........... 13 072 100.0 79.4

Photofinishing of customers’

films 42 .......................... 11 678 89.3 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 6 ................... 36 .3 (X)

Commercial photography 5 ........ 110 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ........... 563 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 685 5.2 (X)

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 37 ........... 11 124 100.0 87.5

Photofinishing of customers’

films 37 .......................... 10 834 97.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 252 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 38 .3 (X)

KALAMAZOO–BATTLE

CREEK, MI MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 7 ........... 2 007 100.0 86.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 7 .......................... 1 779 88.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 228 11.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 54 ........... 52 282 100.0 96.6

Photofinishing of customers’

films 54 .......................... 49 922 95.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 6 ................... 134 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ........... 1 231 2.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 4 .. 332 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 663 1.3 (X)

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 8 ........... 4 931 100.0 100.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 8 .......................... 4 329 87.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 512 10.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 90 1.8 (X)

LANCASTER, PA MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 9 ........... 4 227 100.0 84.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 9 .......................... 4 170 98.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 57 1.4 (X)

LEXINGTON, KY MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 12 ........... 3 131 100.0 99.1

Photofinishing of customers’

films 12 .......................... 2 799 89.4 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 56 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 212 6.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 64 2.0 (X)

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 563 ........... 348 214 100.0 76.6

Photofinishing of customers’

films 563 .......................... 328 876 94.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 48 ................... 858 .3 (X)

Commercial photography 11 ........ 265 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 244 ........... 9 858 2.8 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 7 .. 4 797 1.4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 20 ....... 393 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 3 156 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 (V) (X)

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 376 ........... 263 767 100.0 80.5

Photofinishing of customers’

films 376 .......................... 251 194 95.2 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 15 ................... 222 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 154 ........... 6 198 2.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 7 .. 4 797 1.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 189 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 1 121 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 46 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 20. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 122 ........... 69 957 100.0 67.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 122 .......................... 64 517 92.2 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 15 ................... 269 .4 (X)

Commercial photography 7 ........ 71 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 60 ........... 3 105 4.4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 6 ....... 100 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 1 884 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 (V) (X)

RIVERSIDE–SAN

BERNARDINO, CA PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 51 ........... 8 952 100.0 75.8

Photofinishing of customers’

films 51 .......................... 7 758 86.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 16 ................... 361 4.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ........... 451 5.0 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 6 ....... 94 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 140 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 148 1.7 (X)

VENTURA, CA PMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 14 ........... 5 538 100.0 63.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 14 .......................... 5 407 97.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 104 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 .5 (X)

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 18 ........... 7 688 100.0 91.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 18 .......................... 5 802 75.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 206 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 680 21.9 (X)

MADISON, WI MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 10 ........... 3 462 100.0 69.6

Photofinishing of customers’

films 10 .......................... 3 278 94.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 153 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 .9 (X)

MELBOURNE–TITUSVILLE–

PALM BAY, FL MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 22 ........... 5 347 100.0 93.1

Photofinishing of customers’

films 22 .......................... 5 034 94.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 301 5.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 .2 (X)

MEMPHIS, TN–AR–MS MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 30 ........... 17 676 100.0 96.4

Photofinishing of customers’

films 30 .......................... 17 135 96.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 539 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MIAMI–FORT

LAUDERDALE, FL CMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 211 ........... 87 999 100.0 70.2

Photofinishing of customers’

films 211 .......................... 86 840 98.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 12 ................... 62 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 32 ........... 645 .7 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 263 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 171 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 (V) (X)

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL

PMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 90 ........... 47 804 100.0 83.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 90 .......................... 47 245 98.8 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 9 ................... 44 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 352 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 67 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 96 .2 (X)

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 36 ........... 48 303 100.0 85.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 36 .......................... 44 365 91.9 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 6 ................... 201 .4 (X)

Commercial photography 14 ........ 2 617 5.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 240 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 877 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 86 ........... 89 178 100.0 87.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 86 .......................... 75 692 84.9 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 23 ................... 9 709 10.9 (X)

Commercial photography 5 ........ 62 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 58 ........... 1 644 1.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 22 ....... 1 227 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 832 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

MODESTO, CA MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 9 ........... 1 414 100.0 95.9

Photofinishing of customers’

films 9 .......................... 1 098 77.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 316 22.4 (X)

NASHVILLE, TN MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 29 ........... 12 845 100.0 100.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 29 .......................... 11 244 87.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 12 ................... 718 5.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 69 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 814 6.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 20. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 44 ........... 18 861 100.0 92.5

Photofinishing of customers’

films 44 .......................... 18 192 96.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 64 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 586 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 .1 (X)

NEW YORK–NORTHERN

NEW JERSEY–LONG

ISLAND, NY–NJ–CT–PA

CMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 878 ........... 418 123 100.0 66.8

Photofinishing of customers’

films 878 .......................... 391 657 93.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 70 ................... 2 136 .5 (X)

Commercial photography 55 ........ 3 130 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 331 ........... 12 427 3.0 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 15 .. 2 121 .5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 53 ....... 4 811 1.2 (X)

Direct mail advertising services 4 ... 334 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 57 . 1 342 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 165 (V) (X)

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 62 ........... 71 394 100.0 66.5

Photofinishing of customers’

films 62 .......................... 68 178 95.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 6 ................... 97 .1 (X)

Commercial photography 4 ........ 357 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ........... 1 802 2.5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 36 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 924 1.3 (X)

BRIDGEPORT, CT PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 19 ........... 5 091 100.0 74.6

Photofinishing of customers’

films 19 .......................... 4 227 83.0 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 217 4.3 (X)

Commercial photography 5 ........ 33 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 101 2.0 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 6 ....... 406 8.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 107 2.1 (X)

MIDDLESEX–SOMERSET–

HUNTERDON, NJ PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 38 ........... 9 584 100.0 92.5

Photofinishing of customers’

films 38 .......................... 7 733 80.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 8 ................... 260 2.7 (X)

Commercial photography 4 ........ 478 5.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 560 5.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 8 ....... 507 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 46 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NASSAU–SUFFOLK, NY

PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 134 ........... 40 354 100.0 76.4

Photofinishing of customers’

films 134 .......................... 35 637 88.3 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 96 .2 (X)

Commercial photography 20 ........ 1 370 3.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 47 ........... 1 791 4.4 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 7 .. 1 151 2.9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 198 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 111 .3 (X)

NEW HAVEN–MERIDEN, CT

PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 17 ........... 3 419 100.0 80.2

Photofinishing of customers’

films 17 .......................... 2 840 83.1 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 194 5.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 262 7.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 120 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 .1 (X)

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 425 ........... 227 858 100.0 67.8

Photofinishing of customers’

films 425 .......................... 217 319 95.4 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 11 ................... 693 .3 (X)

Commercial photography 7 ........ 449 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 146 ........... 4 875 2.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 16 ....... 3 407 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 25 . 772 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 343 .2 (X)

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 69 ........... 22 035 100.0 78.2

Photofinishing of customers’

films 69 .......................... 20 621 93.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 1 179 5.4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 6 ....... 12 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 223 1.0 (X)

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 38 ........... 15 093 100.0 94.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 38 .......................... 13 058 86.5 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 91 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 28 ........... 1 866 12.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 78 .5 (X)

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 37 ........... 49 217 100.0 88.2

Photofinishing of customers’

films 37 .......................... 47 412 96.3 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 12 ................... 908 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 883 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 20. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

OMAHA, NE–IA MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 23 ........... 22 114 100.0 94.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 23 .......................... 21 494 97.2 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 5 ................... 107 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 364 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 63 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 86 .4 (X)

ORLANDO, FL MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 75 ........... 38 572 100.0 82.1

Photofinishing of customers’

films 75 .......................... 37 176 96.4 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 62 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ........... 1 225 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 109 .3 (X)

PENSACOLA, FL MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 10 ........... 2 178 100.0 82.1

Photofinishing of customers’

films 10 .......................... 1 647 75.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 531 24.4 (X)

ATLANTIC–CAPE MAY, NJ

PMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 7 ........... 3 529 100.0 95.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 7 .......................... 3 122 88.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 248 7.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 159 4.5 (X)

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 154 ........... 73 780 100.0 73.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 154 .......................... 68 683 93.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 33 ........... 2 065 2.8 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 5 .. 938 1.3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 43 ....... 1 847 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 101 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 146 .2 (X)

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 85 ........... 46 965 100.0 81.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 85 .......................... 44 144 94.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 62 ........... 1 397 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 165 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 259 2.7 (X)

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 76 ........... 41 567 100.0 83.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 76 .......................... 40 824 98.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ........... 606 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 137 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PORTLAND–SALEM, OR–

WA CMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 60 ........... 48 684 100.0 88.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 60 .......................... 46 781 96.1 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 6 ................... 179 .4 (X)

Commercial photography 7 ........ 327 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 32 ........... 1 273 2.6 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 7 ... 81 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .1 (X)

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 51 ........... 33 463 100.0 85.2

Photofinishing of customers’

films 51 .......................... 31 723 94.8 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 6 ................... 179 .5 (X)

Commercial photography 7 ........ 327 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 28 ........... 1 135 3.4 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 7 ... 81 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 .1 (X)

PROVIDENCE–FALL

RIVER–WARWICK, RI–MA

MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 33 ........... 12 923 100.0 88.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 33 .......................... 10 974 84.9 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 35 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 623 4.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 804 6.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 87 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 400 3.1 (X)

RALEIGH–DURHAM–

CHAPEL HILL, NC MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 37 ........... 7 499 100.0 77.6

Photofinishing of customers’

films 37 .......................... 5 987 79.8 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 4 ................... 79 1.1 (X)

Commercial photography 5 ........ 559 7.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 453 6.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 421 5.6 (X)

RENO, NV MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 13 ........... 2 789 100.0 75.4

Photofinishing of customers’

films 13 .......................... 2 182 78.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 94 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 513 18.4 (X)

ROCHESTER, NY MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 25 ........... 11 559 100.0 67.5

Photofinishing of customers’

films 25 .......................... 10 195 88.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 552 4.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 286 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 386 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 140 1.2 (X)

ROCKFORD, IL MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 14 ........... 16 944 100.0 100.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 14 .......................... 16 299 96.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 645 3.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 20. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SACRAMENTO, CA PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 40 ........... 23 934 100.0 80.9

Photofinishing of customers’

films 40 .......................... 22 508 94.0 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 11 ................... 139 .6 (X)

Commercial photography 5 ........ 273 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 265 1.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 44 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 55 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 650 2.7 (X)

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 29 ........... 25 333 100.0 80.8

Photofinishing of customers’

films 29 .......................... 23 794 93.9 (X)

Commercial photography 10 ........ 420 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 886 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 233 .9 (X)

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 39 ........... 23 977 100.0 87.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 39 .......................... 21 616 90.2 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 6 ................... 1 045 4.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 672 2.8 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 5 .. 96 .4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 190 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 302 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 56 .2 (X)

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 129 ........... 62 850 100.0 70.9

Photofinishing of customers’

films 129 .......................... 56 610 90.1 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 13 ................... 614 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 87 ........... 4 976 7.9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 9 ....... 72 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 564 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 282 ........... 121 935 100.0 76.1

Photofinishing of customers’

films 282 .......................... 103 925 85.2 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 18 ................... 303 .3 (X)

Commercial photography 16 ........ 654 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 139 ........... 8 315 6.8 (X)

Commercial art and illustration 8 ... 740 .6 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 17 .. 2 140 1.8 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 42 ....... 3 447 2.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 . 2 263 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 148 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 121 ........... 55 252 100.0 86.4

Photofinishing of customers’

films 121 .......................... 48 986 88.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 5 ................... 72 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 45 ........... 1 537 2.8 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 7 .. 1 155 2.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 18 ....... 1 414 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 443 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 645 1.2 (X)

SAN JOSE, CA PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 46 ........... 32 408 100.0 78.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 46 .......................... 28 227 87.1 (X)

Commercial photography 4 ........ 21 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ........... 2 434 7.5 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 6 ....... 770 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 797 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 159 .5 (X)

SANTA ROSA, CA PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 14 ........... 3 147 100.0 80.8

Photofinishing of customers’

films 14 .......................... 2 609 82.9 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 5 ................... 174 5.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 364 11.6 (X)

VALLEJO–FAIRFIELD–

NAPA, CA PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 11 ........... 1 820 100.0 64.5

Photofinishing of customers’

films 11 .......................... 1 555 85.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 258 14.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 .4 (X)

SANTA BARBARA–SANTA

MARIA–LOMPOC, CA MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 22 ........... 9 054 100.0 71.8

Photofinishing of customers’

films 22 .......................... 8 316 91.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 292 3.2 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 185 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 53 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 208 2.3 (X)

SARASOTA–BRADENTON,

FL MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 17 ........... 10 381 100.0 64.6

Photofinishing of customers’

films 17 .......................... 9 372 90.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 791 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 218 2.1 (X)

SCRANTON–WILKESBARRE–HAZLETON, PA

MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 7 ........... 2 118 100.0 100.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 7 .......................... 1 809 85.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 309 14.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 20. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SEATTLE–TACOMA–

BREMERTON, WA CMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 124 ........... 110 315 100.0 97.9

Photofinishing of customers’

films 124 .......................... 99 083 89.8 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 23 ................... 482 .4 (X)

Commercial photography 5 ........ 206 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 45 ........... 9 235 8.4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 13 ....... 99 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 494 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 716 .7 (X)

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 92 ........... 94 866 100.0 100.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 92 .......................... 84 573 89.2 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 10 ................... 217 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 33 ........... 8 669 9.1 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 10 ....... 93 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 398 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 916 1.0 (X)

TACOMA, WA PMSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 21 ........... 13 629 100.0 82.9

Photofinishing of customers’

films 21 .......................... 12 844 94.2 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 5 ................... 174 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 534 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 77 .6 (X)

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 12 ........... 2 520 100.0 99.1

Photofinishing of customers’

films 12 .......................... 2 164 85.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 356 14.1 (X)

SPOKANE, WA MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 21 ........... 5 479 100.0 86.6

Photofinishing of customers’

films 21 .......................... 4 397 80.3 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 494 9.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 535 9.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 1.0 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MO MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 11 ........... 5 409 100.0 99.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 11 .......................... 5 039 93.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 248 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 122 2.3 (X)

SYRACUSE, NY MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 20 ........... 23 784 100.0 93.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 20 .......................... 22 759 95.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 304 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 695 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TALLAHASSEE, FL MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 10 ........... 2 236 100.0 71.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 10 .......................... 2 105 94.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 131 5.9 (X)

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 95 ........... 49 589 100.0 86.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 95 .......................... 48 569 97.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 1 016 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

TOLEDO, OH MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 13 ........... 3 655 100.0 91.9

Photofinishing of customers’

films 13 .......................... 3 080 84.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 382 10.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 193 5.3 (X)

TUCSON, AZ MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 10 ........... 7 432 100.0 96.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 10 .......................... 6 474 87.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 895 12.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 63 .9 (X)

TULSA, OK MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 30 ........... 6 367 100.0 78.7

Photofinishing of customers’

films 30 .......................... 5 477 86.0 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 5 ................... 457 7.2 (X)

Commercial photography 4 ........ 78 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 305 4.8 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 4 .. 23 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 .4 (X)

BALTIMORE, MD PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 78 ........... 24 196 100.0 68.9

Photofinishing of customers’

films 78 .......................... 21 282 88.0 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 10 ................... 101 .4 (X)

Commercial photography 4 ........ 1 168 4.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 43 ........... 1 517 6.3 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 4 ....... 43 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 85 .4 (X)

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 168 ........... 160 867 100.0 88.3

Photofinishing of customers’

films 168 .......................... 145 901 90.7 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 40 ................... 587 .4 (X)

Commercial photography 15 ........ 295 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 68 ........... 8 143 5.1 (X)

Graphic arts and related design 10 .. 2 202 1.4 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 24 ....... 434 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 30 . 3 305 2.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 20. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WICHITA, KS MSA

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 21 ........... 6 071 100.0 71.9

Photofinishing of customers’

films 21 .......................... 5 287 87.1 (X)

Still and video portrait

photography 7 ................... 169 2.8 (X)

Commercial photography 5 ........ 423 7.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 140 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 .9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

YOUNGSTOWN–WARREN,

OH MSA

7384 Photofinishing

laboratories* 9 ........... 2 523 100.0 100.0

Photofinishing of customers’

films 9 .......................... 1 840 72.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 149 5.9 (X)

Photocopying, blueprinting, and

other duplicating services 5 ....... 411 16.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 123 4.9 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 21. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7389 Business services, n.e.c. 52 . 375 32 885 901 100.0 69.4

Sign painting 2 ................... 659 508 676 1.6 (X)

Interior design services 6 .......... 320 2 198 767 6.7 (X)

Telephone answering services 3 ... 357 1 013 589 3.1 (X)

Water softening and conditioning

services 1 ...................... 731 991 663 3.0 (X)

Packaging and labeling services 2 .. 359 2 662 084 8.1 (X)

Security systems services 401 ........ 62 152 .2 (X)

Sales of trading stamps or

merchandise coupons to

merchants 108 .................... 122 296 .4 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 35 .................... 827 24 494 142 74.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 336 420 548 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 3 ... 890 401 956 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 028 (V) (X)

7389 pt. Sign painting shops 2 ...... 562 523 726 100.0 86.5

Sign painting 2 ................... 562 502 452 95.9 (X)

Interior design services 31 .......... 985 .2 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 76 .................... 5 698 1.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 85 ...... 5 800 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 161 ... 8 669 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 122 (V) (X)

7389 pt. Interior designing 6 ........ 202 2 332 065 100.0 68.8

Interior design services 6 .......... 202 2 190 065 93.9 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 132 .................... 30 735 1.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 811 ...... 83 495 3.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 360 ... 26 248 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 522 .1 (X)

7389 pt. Telephone answering services 3 ................ 191 1 043 064 100.0 69.7

Telephone answering services 3 ... 191 1 000 696 95.9 (X)

Packaging and labeling services 14 .. 688 .1 (X)

Guard services 7 ................. 759 .1 (X)

Security systems services 164 ........ 4 353 .4 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 223 .................... 17 972 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 57 ...... 5 880 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 292 ... 11 957 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 759 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7389 pt. Water softening and

conditioning services 1 ... 725 1 023 679 100.0 71.3

Water softening and conditioning

services 1 ...................... 725 991 609 96.9 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 6 .................... 1 375 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 136 ...... 12 741 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 115 ... 17 897 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 57 (V) (X)

7389 pt. Packaging and labeling services 2 ................ 075 2 725 464 100.0 73.8

Packaging and labeling services 2 .. 075 2 653 632 97.4 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 104 .................... 26 318 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 102 ...... 9 177 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 150 ... 34 208 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 129 .1 (X)

7389 pt. Trading stamp services 84 .. 131 698 100.0 85.1

Sales of trading stamps or

merchandise coupons to

merchants 84 .................... 121 178 92.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 9 463 7.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 057 .8 (X)

7389 pt. Convention and trade

show services 2 .......... 456 2 709 356 100.0 80.1

Sign painting 40 ................... 4 254 .2 (X)

Interior design services 34 .......... 4 737 .2 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 2 .................... 456 2 651 176 97.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 97 ...... 11 127 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 115 ... 37 507 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 555 (V) (X)

7389 pt. Private mail centers 2 ...... 514 840 645 100.0 68.5

Telephone answering services 58 ... 3 252 .4 (X)

Packaging and labeling services 185 .. 5 735 .7 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 1 .................... 264 631 045 75.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 744 ...... 20 027 2.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 433 179 689 21.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 897 .1 (X)

7389 pt. Miscellaneous business

services, n.e.c. 31 .......... 566 21 556 204 100.0 68.7

Security systems services 230 ........ 57 620 .3 (X)

Other services provided to

businesses, governments, and

institutions 31 .................... 566 21 129 823 98.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 2 ...... 302 271 244 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 253 76 318 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 199 .1 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7513 pt. Truck rental, without

drivers 2 ................. 411 4 077 274 100.0 89.2

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 116 ............. 15 413 .4 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 1 ....................... 994 1 316 949 32.3 (X)

Truck tractors 519 ................ 330 381 8.1 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 698 .. 351 418 8.6 (X)

Utility trailers 1 ................. 376 107 544 2.6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 328 ....................... 340 825 8.4 (X) Truck tractors 357 ................ 609 583 15.0 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 391 .. 157 302 3.9 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of passenger

cars and trucks with drivers 9 ..... 3 730 .1 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 1 .................... 387 54 535 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 576 217 470 5.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 1 . 314 569 638 14.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 486 .1 (X)

7513 pt. Truck leasing, except

finance leasing 1 ......... 902 3 367 791 100.0 69.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 31 ............. 7 347 .2 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 644 ....................... 185 910 5.5 (X)

Truck tractors 1 ................ 046 273 050 8.1 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 556 .. 57 159 1.7 (X)

Utility trailers 53 ................. 22 014 .7 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 164 .............. 32 627 1.0 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 923 ....................... 817 259 24.3 (X)

Truck tractors 1 ................ 368 1 050 185 31.2 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 924 .. 405 271 12.0 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of passenger

cars and trucks with drivers 41 ..... 11 484 .3 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 129 .................... 36 519 1.1 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 43 .............. 31 334 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 555 ........... 123 996 3.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 779 . 313 636 9.3 (X)

7514 Passenger car rental 4 ..... 894 10 279 942 100.0 88.9

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 4 ............. 894 9 977 681 97.1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 831 ....................... 207 729 2.0 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 136 .............. 22 376 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 181 ........... 26 902 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 299 . 34 760 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 494 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7515 Passenger car leasing 919 ... 2 554 228 100.0 73.1

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 140 ............. 35 764 1.4 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 28 ....................... 7 292 .3 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 919 .............. 1 862 886 72.9 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 382 ....................... 470 857 18.4 (X)

Truck tractors 32 ................ 5 877 .2 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 33 .. 3 514 .1 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 114 .................... 31 838 1.3 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 73 .............. 55 612 2.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 128 ........... 53 039 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 135 . 27 201 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 348 (V) (X)

7519 Utility trailer and

recreational vehicle

rental 440 .................. 294 431 100.0 61.9

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 5 ............. 539 .2 (X)

Utility trailers 164 ................. 115 731 39.3 (X)

Motor homes, travel trailers,

other recreation vehicles 280 ..... 123 716 42.0 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 7 .................... 1 474 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 125 ........... 34 318 11.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 141 . 17 238 5.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 415 .5 (X)

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 16 ......... 45 974 100.0 70.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 11 ....................... 3 781 8.2 (X)

Truck tractors 6 ................ 3 327 7.2 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 5 .. 2 568 5.6 (X)

Utility trailers 8 ................. 636 1.4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 7 ....................... 13 807 30.0 (X)

Truck tractors 5 ................ 7 769 16.9 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 5 .. 1 762 3.8 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 9 .................... 355 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 2 585 5.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 7 557 16.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 827 4.0 (X)

ANCHORAGE, AK MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 11 ................. 27 401 100.0 75.8

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 11 ............. 26 949 98.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 452 1.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

APPLETON–OSHKOSH–

NEENAH, WI MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 9 ......... 25 899 100.0 90.7

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Truck tractors 4 ................ 2 568 9.9 (X)

Utility trailers 4 ................. 1 532 5.9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Truck tractors 4 ................ 7 571 29.2 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 6 .. 4 373 16.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 582 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 6 253 24.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 020 11.7 (X)

ATLANTA, GA MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 83 ................. 264 450 100.0 86.3

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 66 ............. 215 703 81.6 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 9 ....................... 3 440 1.3 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 22 .............. 26 875 10.2 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 11 ....................... 11 018 4.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 197 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 217 2.7 (X)

AUGUSTA–AIKEN, GA–SC

MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 7 ......... 17 286 100.0 99.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 1 984 11.5 (X)

Utility trailers 4 ................. 199 1.2 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 5 .................... 152 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 559 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 4 082 23.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 310 59.6 (X)

AUSTIN–SAN MARCOS, TX

MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 27 ................. 38 383 100.0 73.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 25 ............. 37 100 96.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 497 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 786 2.1 (X)

BAKERSFIELD, CA MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 6 ................. 3 264 100.0 74.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 5 ............. 3 194 97.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 70 2.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BEAUMONT–PORT

ARTHUR, TX MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 9 ................. 5 530 100.0 95.1

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 8 ............. 3 502 63.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 028 36.7 (X)

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 20 ......... 64 808 100.0 92.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 3 415 5.3 (X)

Truck tractors 9 ................ 3 211 5.0 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 10 .. 4 135 6.4 (X)

Utility trailers 6 ................. 654 1.0 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 7 ....................... 10 622 16.4 (X)

Truck tractors 7 ................ 17 264 26.6 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 10 .. 9 816 15.2 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 8 .................... 438 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 2 093 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 12 688 19.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 472 .7 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 25 ................. 59 861 100.0 91.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 19 ............. 23 298 38.9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 6 .............. 31 023 51.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 540 9.3 (X)

BOISE CITY, ID MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 5 ......... 3 337 100.0 100.0

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 2 308 69.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 029 30.8 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 12 ................. 12 182 100.0 60.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 11 ............. 11 226 92.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 956 7.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 99 ................. 287 742 100.0 90.1

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 86 ............. 256 136 89.0 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 16 ....................... 6 348 2.2 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 22 .............. 21 367 7.4 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 688 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 1 160 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 2 043 .7 (X)

CHARLESTON–NORTH

CHARLESTON, SC MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 15 ................. 48 239 100.0 94.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 15 ............. 45 970 95.3 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 2 269 4.7 (X)

CHARLOTTE–GASTONIA–

ROCK HILL, NC–SC MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 36 ......... 90 786 100.0 91.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 26 ....................... 28 750 31.7 (X)

Truck tractors 15 ................ 6 559 7.2 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 16 .. 3 105 3.4 (X)

Utility trailers 10 ................. 504 .6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 15 ....................... 9 540 10.5 (X)

Truck tractors 16 ................ 22 552 24.8 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 15 .. 5 215 5.7 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 12 .................... 491 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 1 434 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 23 . 12 622 13.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 36 ................. 106 906 100.0 67.2

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 29 ............. 86 117 80.6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 7 .............. 11 576 10.8 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 7 ....................... 2 765 2.6 (X)

Truck tractors 4 ................ 356 .3 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 525 .5 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 4 .................... 881 .8 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 7 .............. 2 304 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 358 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 024 1.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CHATTANOOGA, TN–GA

MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 10 ......... 16 459 100.0 89.8

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 8 ....................... 3 422 20.8 (X)

Truck tractors 4 ................ 1 549 9.4 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 5 .. 1 803 11.0 (X)

Utility trailers 4 ................. 266 1.6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Truck tractors 5 ................ 6 240 37.9 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 659 4.0 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 4 .................... 37 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 608 3.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 799 4.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 076 6.5 (X)

CHICAGO, IL PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 169 ................. 952 955 100.0 95.1

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 132 ............. 358 141 37.6 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 38 ....................... 11 924 1.3 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 47 .............. 376 746 39.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 22 ....................... 205 009 21.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 638 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 497 .1 (X)

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 29 ......... 63 731 100.0 95.0

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 20 ....................... 22 389 35.1 (X)

Truck tractors 14 ................ 4 393 6.9 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 14 .. 1 330 2.1 (X)

Utility trailers 8 ................. 525 .8 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 15 ....................... 4 509 7.1 (X)

Truck tractors 17 ................ 13 603 21.3 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 18 .. 5 508 8.6 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 9 .................... 319 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 2 578 4.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 8 568 13.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSAmCon.

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 35 ................. 171 969 100.0 96.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 32 ............. 64 537 37.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 1 547 .9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 9 .............. 99 142 57.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 743 3.9 (X)

AKRON, OH PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 19 ......... 13 482 100.0 92.8

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 9 ....................... 2 546 18.9 (X)

Truck tractors 6 ................ 1 841 13.7 (X)

Utility trailers 9 ................. 290 2.2 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Truck tractors 8 ................ 4 444 33.0 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 435 3.2 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 9 .................... 213 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 809 6.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 1 030 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 874 13.9 (X)

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 97 ................. 152 266 100.0 84.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 67 ............. 104 026 68.3 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 11 ....................... 2 250 1.5 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 41 .............. 36 392 23.9 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 22 ....................... 3 111 2.0 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 8 .............. 2 381 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 2 053 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 277 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 776 1.2 (X)

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 11 ................. 9 605 100.0 97.5

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 11 ............. 9 554 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

COLUMBIA, SC MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 16 ......... 42 538 100.0 93.1

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 4 073 9.6 (X)

Truck tractors 8 ................ 4 069 9.6 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 8 .. 1 266 3.0 (X)

Utility trailers 5 ................. 316 .7 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 4 868 11.4 (X)

Truck tractors 8 ................ 11 858 27.9 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 6 .. 2 624 6.2 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 10 .................... 563 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 141 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 11 760 27.7 (X)

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 30 ......... 81 685 100.0 86.3

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 21 ....................... 9 366 11.5 (X) Truck tractors 12 ................ 5 868 7.2 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 13 .. 3 861 4.7 (X)

Utility trailers 9 ................. 621 .8 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 14 ....................... 11 378 13.9 (X) Truck tractors 11 ................ 21 636 26.5 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 12 .. 5 592 6.9 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 11 .................... 655 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ........... 6 020 7.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 16 307 20.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 381 .5 (X)

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 8 ......... 4 766 100.0 88.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 944 19.8 (X)

Utility trailers 4 ................. 317 6.7 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 4 .................... 43 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 506 10.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 749 15.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 207 46.3 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 13 ................. 11 798 100.0 94.8

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 11 ............. 9 993 84.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 805 15.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DALLAS, TX PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 67 ......... 165 962 100.0 75.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 40 ....................... 53 925 32.5 (X) Truck tractors 21 ................ 12 665 7.6 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 27 .. 7 780 4.7 (X)

Utility trailers 20 ................. 2 233 1.4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 24 ....................... 16 650 10.0 (X)

Truck tractors 26 ................ 37 203 22.4 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 21 .. 7 137 4.3 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of passenger

cars and trucks with drivers 6 ..... 786 .5 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 22 .................... 1 030 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ........... 5 484 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 20 769 12.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 300 .2 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 97 ................. 237 372 100.0 90.2

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 90 ............. 215 939 91.0 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 4 300 1.8 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 15 .............. 15 298 6.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 1 824 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 (V) (X)

FORT WORTH–

ARLINGTON, TX PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 37 ......... 82 470 100.0 85.3

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 27 ....................... 8 073 9.8 (X)

Truck tractors 18 ................ 6 160 7.5 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 18 .. 5 268 6.4 (X)

Utility trailers 11 ................. 1 009 1.2 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 20 ....................... 11 035 13.4 (X)

Truck tractors 20 ................ 19 969 24.2 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 17 .. 3 976 4.8 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 10 .................... 6 410 7.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 2 504 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 17 528 21.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 538 .7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 32 ................. 40 896 100.0 70.0

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 27 ............. 30 603 74.8 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 8 ....................... 363 .9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 8 .............. 7 799 19.1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 634 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 497 3.7 (X)

DAYTONA BEACH, FL MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 9 ................. 22 165 100.0 93.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 9 ............. 21 654 97.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 511 2.3 (X)

DENVER, CO PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 49 ................. 212 555 100.0 96.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 38 ............. 204 852 96.4 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 4 399 2.1 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 11 .............. 2 377 1.1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 434 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 476 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 (V) (X)

DES MOINES, IA MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 21 ......... 63 252 100.0 66.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 2 430 3.8 (X)

Truck tractors 13 ................ 8 519 13.5 (X)

Utility trailers 4 ................. 238 .4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 4 214 6.7 (X)

Truck tractors 15 ................ 24 080 38.1 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 5 .. 3 852 6.1 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 6 .................... 412 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 384 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 14 584 23.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 539 5.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ANN ARBOR, MI PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 4 ......... 3 456 100.0 82.2

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 456 100.0 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 12 ................. 3 157 100.0 74.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 11 ............. 2 699 85.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 458 14.5 (X)

DETROIT, MI PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 75 ......... 169 851 100.0 86.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 57 ....................... 37 426 22.0 (X) Truck tractors 21 ................ 17 595 10.4 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 17 .. 24 759 14.6 (X)

Utility trailers 35 ................. 1 625 1.0 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 4 .............. 188 .1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 16 ....................... 21 112 12.4 (X)

Truck tractors 22 ................ 28 454 16.8 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 24 .. 11 671 6.9 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 34 .................... 1 000 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 43 ........... 5 707 3.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 39 . 19 114 11.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 200 .7 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 88 ................. 199 626 100.0 89.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 71 ............. 164 522 82.4 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 4 428 2.2 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 22 .............. 27 885 14.0 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 1 950 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 841 .4 (X)

FLINT, MI PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 6 ................. 1 415 100.0 84.0

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 6 ............. 1 353 95.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 62 4.4 (X)

EL PASO, TX MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 17 ................. 30 814 100.0 88.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 15 ............. 29 556 95.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 413 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 845 2.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

EUGENE–SPRINGFIELD,

OR MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 7 ......... 2 641 100.0 65.7

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 1 276 48.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 365 51.7 (X)

FORT MYERS–CAPE

CORAL, FL MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 13 ................. 68 803 100.0 94.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 12 ............. 68 513 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 290 .4 (X)

FORT WAYNE, IN MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 14 ......... 63 078 100.0 72.2

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 9 ....................... 2 597 4.1 (X) Truck tractors 7 ................ 6 537 10.4 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 6 .. 2 684 4.3 (X)

Utility trailers 4 ................. 1 402 2.2 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 5 353 8.5 (X)

Truck tractors 6 ................ 17 047 27.0 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 8 .. 9 424 14.9 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 4 .................... 410 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 2 995 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 13 125 20.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 504 2.4 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 9 ................. 8 622 100.0 74.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 9 ............. 6 635 77.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 987 23.1 (X)

FRESNO, CA MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 13 ......... 17 952 100.0 89.0

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 9 ....................... 2 878 16.0 (X)

Truck tractors 5 ................ 834 4.7 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 7 .. 2 400 13.4 (X)

Utility trailers 5 ................. 425 2.4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 5 791 10.5 (X)

Truck tractors 4 ................ 7 771 43.3 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 5 .................... 17 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 1 026 5.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 514 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 196 1.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

FRESNO, CA MSAmCon.

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 13 ................. 76 401 100.0 96.3

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 11 ............. 62 270 81.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 131 18.5 (X)

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 20 ......... 88 198 100.0 93.9

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 8 ....................... 6 355 7.2 (X) Truck tractors 7 ................ 7 532 8.5 (X)

Utility trailers 8 ................. 1 207 1.4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Truck tractors 10 ................ 27 972 31.7 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 8 .. 10 019 11.4 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 8 .................... 871 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 3 969 4.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 21 312 24.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 961 10.2 (X)

GREENSBORO–WINSTON~ SALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 27 ......... 72 156 100.0 85.2

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 13 ....................... 8 367 11.6 (X)

Truck tractors 15 ................ 6 404 8.9 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 14 .. 3 965 5.5 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 13 ....................... 8 783 12.2 (X)

Truck tractors 18 ................ 24 017 33.3 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 13 .. 3 141 4.4 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 6 .................... 481 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 2 870 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 13 083 18.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 045 1.5 (X)

GREENVILLE–

SPARTANBURG–

ANDERSON, SC MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 22 ......... 41 436 100.0 89.4

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 15 ....................... 6 970 16.8 (X)

Truck tractors 15 ................ 4 420 10.7 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 11 .. 1 194 2.9 (X)

Utility trailers 4 ................. 402 1.0 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 12 ....................... 2 747 6.6 (X)

Truck tractors 18 ................ 12 650 30.5 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 10 .. 3 360 8.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

GREENVILLE–

SPARTANBURG–

ANDERSON, SC MSAm

Con.

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without driversmCon.

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 6 .................... 234 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 679 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 8 755 21.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 .1 (X)

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 16 ......... 45 724 100.0 97.0

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 13 ....................... 4 340 9.5 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 1 080 2.4 (X)

Utility trailers 5 ................. 243 .5 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 3 065 6.7 (X)

Truck tractors 10 ................ 13 507 29.5 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 9 .. 5 787 12.7 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 5 .................... 200 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 7 420 16.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 6 926 15.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 156 6.9 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 17 ................. 23 110 100.0 93.9

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 16 ............. 20 948 90.6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 4 .............. 1 221 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 941 4.1 (X)

HARTFORD, CT MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 33 ................. 85 802 100.0 74.4

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 28 ............. 66 659 77.7 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 9 ....................... 1 014 1.2 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 10 .............. 16 785 19.6 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 906 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 438 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HONOLULU, HI MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 27 ................. 186 396 100.0 92.4

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 23 ............. 183 801 98.6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 4 .............. 1 754 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 653 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 188 .1 (X)

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 57 ......... 112 538 100.0 70.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 41 ....................... 15 912 14.1 (X)

Truck tractors 16 ................ 7 290 6.5 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 18 .. 2 713 2.4 (X)

Utility trailers 24 ................. 3 232 2.9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 24 ....................... 24 134 21.5 (X) Truck tractors 13 ................ 23 980 21.3 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 14 .. 4 411 3.9 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 31 .................... 1 976 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 37 ........... 7 711 6.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 39 . 17 743 15.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 436 3.1 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 109 ................. 241 525 100.0 83.5

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 97 ............. 224 741 93.1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 13 ....................... 5 683 2.4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 14 .............. 9 927 4.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 183 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 955 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 (V) (X)

7519 Utility trailer and

recreational vehicle

rental 7 .................. 9 059 100.0 93.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Motor homes, travel trailers,

other recreation vehicles 5 ..... 1 166 12.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 893 87.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 35 ......... 71 592 100.0 91.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 19 ....................... 8 418 11.8 (X)

Truck tractors 14 ................ 6 285 8.8 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 12 .. 12 419 17.4 (X)

Utility trailers 13 ................. 657 .9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 9 ....................... 6 912 9.7 (X)

Truck tractors 14 ................ 16 397 22.9 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 12 .. 5 884 8.2 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 15 .................... 939 1.3 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 4 .............. 187 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 2 996 4.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 10 036 14.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 462 .7 (X)

JACKSON, MS MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 13 ......... 31 357 100.0 98.7

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 8 ....................... 1 960 6.3 (X) Truck tractors 6 ................ 4 551 14.5 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 3 336 10.6 (X) Truck tractors 8 ................ 10 643 33.9 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 7 .. 1 803 5.8 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 4 .................... 287 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 903 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 6 657 21.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 217 3.9 (X)

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 24 ......... 58 693 100.0 80.9

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 14 ....................... 8 135 13.9 (X)

Truck tractors 8 ................ 5 314 9.1 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 8 .. 1 284 2.2 (X)

Utility trailers 8 ................. 773 1.3 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 9 ....................... 8 153 13.9 (X)

Truck tractors 10 ................ 18 513 31.5 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 10 .. 4 845 8.3 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 9 .................... 346 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 1 914 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 9 416 16.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

JOHNSON CITY–

KINGSPORT–BRISTOL,

TN–VA MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 13 ................. 7 852 100.0 75.4

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 12 ............. 6 836 87.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 016 12.9 (X)

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 38 ......... 81 106 100.0 81.6

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 21 ....................... 24 866 30.7 (X) Truck tractors 18 ................ 8 391 10.4 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 10 .. 1 766 2.2 (X)

Utility trailers 13 ................. 785 1.0 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 9 ....................... 7 639 9.4 (X) Truck tractors 19 ................ 18 805 23.2 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 8 .. 2 361 2.9 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 14 .................... 3 653 4.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 2 062 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 9 718 12.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 060 1.3 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 38 ................. 91 947 100.0 80.8

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 30 ............. 66 907 72.8 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 8 .............. 23 493 25.6 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of passenger

cars and trucks with drivers 4 ..... 515 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 032 1.1 (X)

KNOXVILLE, TN MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 17 ......... 43 523 100.0 94.2

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 3 598 8.3 (X)

Truck tractors 7 ................ 3 408 7.8 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 718 1.7 (X)

Utility trailers 6 ................. 389 .9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 4 856 11.2 (X)

Truck tractors 6 ................ 14 355 33.0 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 5 392 12.4 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 7 .................... 390 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 724 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 8 693 20.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LANCASTER, PA MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 9 ................. 2 703 100.0 93.8

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 7 ............. 2 011 74.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 692 25.6 (X)

LAS VEGAS, NV–AZ MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 15 ......... 10 075 100.0 62.4

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 5 156 51.2 (X)

Utility trailers 8 ................. 1 671 16.6 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 8 .................... 73 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 1 759 17.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 289 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 127 11.2 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 50 ................. 192 715 100.0 69.9

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 49 ............. 187 308 97.2 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 887 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 520 2.4 (X)

7519 Utility trailer and

recreational vehicle

rental 5 .................. 2 984 100.0 80.7

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 984 100.0 (X)

LITTLE ROCK–NORTH

LITTLE ROCK, AR MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 17 ......... 47 766 100.0 94.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 11 ....................... 2 626 5.5 (X) Truck tractors 6 ................ 4 310 9.0 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 9 .. 1 222 2.6 (X)

Utility trailers 6 ................. 449 .9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 2 966 6.2 (X)

Truck tractors 5 ................ 16 276 34.1 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 8 .. 3 858 8.1 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 8 .................... 448 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 2 678 5.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 12 933 27.1 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 12 ................. 17 375 100.0 81.3

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 11 ............. 17 194 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 181 1.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 128 ......... 277 425 100.0 90.8

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 11 ............. 3 170 1.1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 94 ....................... 67 203 24.2 (X)

Truck tractors 32 ................ 21 862 7.9 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 24 .. 21 436 7.7 (X)

Utility trailers 55 ................. 6 374 2.3 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 5 .............. 135 .1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 32 ....................... 52 834 19.0 (X) Truck tractors 35 ................ 45 646 16.5 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 23 .. 9 101 3.3 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 63 .................... 5 869 2.1 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 4 .............. 195 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 74 ........... 10 999 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 82 . 32 068 11.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 533 .2 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 202 ................. 839 893 100.0 90.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 183 ............. 763 426 90.9 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 49 ....................... 22 594 2.7 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 23 .............. 50 139 6.0 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 8 ....................... 1 382 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 796 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 824 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 732 .1 (X)

7519 Utility trailer and

recreational vehicle

rental 15 .................. 20 763 100.0 75.4

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Utility trailers 8 ................. 7 590 36.6 (X)

Motor homes, travel trailers,

other recreation vehicles 8 ..... 12 371 59.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 802 3.9 (X)

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 30 ......... 37 101 100.0 88.2

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 26 ....................... 12 194 32.9 (X)

Truck tractors 5 ................ 1 378 3.7 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 6 .. 2 947 7.9 (X)

Utility trailers 20 ................. 2 172 5.9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 6 806 18.3 (X)

Truck tractors 5 ................ 3 729 10.1 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 21 .................... 223 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ........... 3 992 10.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 27 . 3 140 8.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSAmCon.

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without driversmCon.

All other receipts (X) ............... 520 1.4 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 66 ................. 136 812 100.0 80.8

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 52 ............. 103 866 75.9 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 548 .4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 16 .............. 21 191 15.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 8 969 6.6 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 5 .................... 183 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 1 995 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 (V) (X)

7519 Utility trailer and

recreational vehicle

rental 9 .................. 16 399 100.0 94.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Utility trailers 5 ................. 2 253 13.7 (X)

Motor homes, travel trailers,

other recreation vehicles 5 ..... 9 791 59.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 4 060 24.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 295 1.8 (X)

RIVERSIDE–SAN

BERNARDINO, CA PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 46 ......... 117 166 100.0 93.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 30 ....................... 43 045 36.7 (X)

Truck tractors 9 ................ 6 255 5.3 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 7 .. 3 474 3.0 (X)

Utility trailers 24 ................. 3 747 3.2 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 5 .............. 157 .1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 8 ....................... 8 731 7.5 (X)

Truck tractors 11 ................ 18 642 15.9 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 9 .. 8 824 7.5 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 23 .................... 951 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 ........... 6 384 5.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 28 . 15 853 13.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 103 .9 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 56 ................. 80 229 100.0 88.2

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 54 ............. 76 744 95.7 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 13 ....................... 740 .9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 4 .............. 859 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 886 2.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

VENTURA, CA PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 18 ................. 7 448 100.0 71.1

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 16 ............. 6 266 84.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 493 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 689 9.3 (X)

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 20 ......... 56 829 100.0 83.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 11 ....................... 2 718 4.8 (X)

Truck tractors 6 ................ 5 018 8.8 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 7 .. 2 840 5.0 (X)

Utility trailers 4 ................. 296 .5 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 10 309 18.1 (X) Truck tractors 5 ................ 14 819 26.1 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 11 .. 8 391 14.8 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 5 .................... 446 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 1 956 3.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 10 035 17.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

MADISON, WI MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 7 ......... 12 011 100.0 71.0

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Truck tractors 4 ................ 2 057 17.1 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Truck tractors 4 ................ 7 448 62.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 941 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 565 13.0 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 9 ................. 10 992 100.0 95.1

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 8 ............. 4 592 41.8 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 4 .............. 6 400 58.2 (X)

MEMPHIS, TN–AR–MS MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 27 ................. 62 643 100.0 68.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 21 ............. 40 091 64.0 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 7 .............. 10 071 16.1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 11 690 18.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 791 1.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL

PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 56 ................. 309 315 100.0 89.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 41 ............. 193 166 62.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 3 363 1.1 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 17 .............. 104 930 33.9 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 1 817 .6 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 4 .............. 312 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 2 207 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 2 041 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 479 .5 (X)

MIAMI, FL PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 42 ......... 70 533 100.0 79.7

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 33 ....................... 15 992 22.7 (X) Truck tractors 14 ................ 6 458 9.2 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 12 .. 1 091 1.6 (X)

Utility trailers 17 ................. 1 121 1.6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 16 ....................... 21 902 31.1 (X)

Truck tractors 12 ................ 8 985 12.7 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 9 .. 1 686 2.4 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 24 .................... 830 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ........... 3 962 5.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 . 8 366 11.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 140 .2 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 72 ................. 330 875 100.0 78.9

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 66 ............. 303 707 91.8 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 757 .2 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 15 .............. 15 974 4.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 7 626 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 472 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 339 .7 (X)

7519 Utility trailer and

recreational vehicle

rental 5 .................. 5 359 100.0 85.6

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 359 100.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 43 ................. 98 134 100.0 73.7

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 28 ............. 39 970 40.7 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 1 293 1.3 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 23 .............. 40 729 41.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 15 ....................... 8 453 8.6 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 6 .................... 205 .2 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 4 .............. 5 188 5.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 1 201 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 601 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 494 .5 (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 56 ................. 163 103 100.0 73.6

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 40 ............. 102 546 62.9 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 2 237 1.4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 16 .............. 33 470 20.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 7 ....................... 15 140 9.3 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 5 .................... 4 807 3.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 2 910 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 1 993 1.2 (X)

MOBILE, AL MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 8 ......... 5 385 100.0 90.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 7 ....................... 922 17.1 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 804 14.9 (X)

Utility trailers 4 ................. 237 4.4 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 4 .................... 159 3.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 495 9.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 242 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 526 46.9 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 14 ................. 27 038 100.0 91.4

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 14 ............. 26 126 96.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 912 3.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MODESTO, CA MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 5 ......... 1 662 100.0 100.0

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 4 .................... 5 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 256 15.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 401 84.3 (X)

NASHVILLE, TN MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 37 ......... 102 974 100.0 94.4

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 4 ............. 132 .1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 22 ....................... 5 396 5.2 (X) Truck tractors 10 ................ 6 254 6.1 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 10 .. 3 513 3.4 (X)

Utility trailers 16 ................. 2 365 2.3 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 5 .............. 692 .7 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 6 408 6.2 (X) Truck tractors 14 ................ 34 365 33.4 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 17 .. 15 229 14.8 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 11 .................... 104 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ........... 3 624 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 24 446 23.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 446 .4 (X)

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 30 ................. 91 598 100.0 76.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 27 ............. 86 868 94.8 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 2 989 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 741 1.9 (X)

NASSAU–SUFFOLK, NY

PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 68 ......... 83 803 100.0 81.8

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 43 ....................... 9 459 11.3 (X)

Truck tractors 14 ................ 2 409 2.9 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 12 .. 3 845 4.6 (X)

Utility trailers 14 ................. 459 .6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 31 ....................... 45 231 54.0 (X)

Truck tractors 21 ................ 8 847 10.6 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 21 .. 5 774 6.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 1 097 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 29 . 6 675 8.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NASSAU–SUFFOLK, NY

PMSAmCon.

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 104 ................. 189 519 100.0 70.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 66 ............. 76 122 40.2 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 1 683 .9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 42 .............. 104 046 54.9 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 16 ....................... 3 901 2.1 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 12 .............. 1 162 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 1 405 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 1 140 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 (V) (X)

7519 Utility trailer and

recreational vehicle

rental 6 .................. 1 923 100.0 82.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Motor homes, travel trailers,

other recreation vehicles 6 ..... 1 096 57.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 673 35.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 154 8.0 (X)

NEW HAVEN–MERIDEN, CT

PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 11 ......... 14 470 100.0 73.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 1 364 9.4 (X)

Utility trailers 7 ................. 1 893 13.1 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 2 965 20.5 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 6 .................... 1 668 11.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 1 443 10.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 1 055 7.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 082 28.2 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 22 ................. 12 168 100.0 91.0

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 20 ............. 11 456 94.2 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 4 .............. 515 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 197 1.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 164 ................. 458 732 100.0 66.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 117 ............. 343 304 74.8 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 23 ....................... 1 592 .4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 51 .............. 89 447 19.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 12 ....................... 20 624 4.5 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 514 .1 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 10 .................... 2 062 .5 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 4 .............. 689 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 353 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 147 (V) (X)

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 69 ................. 242 680 100.0 88.7

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 59 ............. 198 959 82.0 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 17 ....................... 842 .4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 18 .............. 28 084 11.6 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 499 .2 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 10 .................... 4 764 2.0 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 6 .............. 4 471 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 615 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 4 437 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

NEWBURGH, NY–PA PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 7 ................. 4 514 100.0 66.2

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 6 ............. 3 602 79.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 912 20.2 (X)

TRENTON, NJ PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 8 ......... 5 926 100.0 80.9

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 872 14.7 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 1 489 25.1 (X)

Truck tractors 4 ................ 1 049 17.7 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 282 4.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 226 20.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 370 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 638 10.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 26 ......... 17 299 100.0 85.0

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 20 ....................... 5 335 30.8 (X)

Truck tractors 9 ................ 828 4.8 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 5 .. 882 5.1 (X)

Utility trailers 13 ................. 1 072 6.2 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 1 384 8.0 (X) Truck tractors 9 ................ 3 614 20.9 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 7 .. 715 4.1 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 13 .................... 77 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 2 514 14.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 878 5.1 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 28 ................. 59 913 100.0 98.3

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 28 ............. 54 291 90.6 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 3 125 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 497 4.2 (X)

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 24 ......... 54 526 100.0 81.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 15 ....................... 6 602 12.1 (X)

Truck tractors 4 ................ 4 006 7.4 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 9 .. 3 335 6.1 (X)

Utility trailers 12 ................. 1 666 3.1 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 5 801 10.6 (X) Truck tractors 4 ................ 13 110 24.0 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 6 .. 4 216 7.7 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 12 .................... 391 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 3 234 5.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 12 165 22.3 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 19 ................. 48 427 100.0 95.0

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 19 ............. 46 749 96.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 1 535 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 143 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

OMAHA, NE–IA MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 18 ................. 31 912 100.0 72.1

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 17 ............. 22 011 69.0 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 659 2.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 221 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 021 28.3 (X)

ORLANDO, FL MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 32 ......... 55 870 100.0 92.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 25 ....................... 10 409 18.6 (X)

Truck tractors 16 ................ 4 590 8.2 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 13 .. 1 785 3.2 (X)

Utility trailers 13 ................. 1 358 2.4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 11 ....................... 9 827 17.6 (X) Truck tractors 11 ................ 11 258 20.2 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 9 .. 2 804 5.0 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 16 .................... 590 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 3 882 7.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 9 010 16.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 357 .6 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 50 ................. 355 852 100.0 97.4

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 44 ............. 347 134 97.6 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 4 366 1.2 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 6 .............. 3 198 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 154 .3 (X)

PENSACOLA, FL MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 7 ................. 10 099 100.0 95.7

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 7 ............. 10 073 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 .3 (X)

PEORIA–PEKIN, IL MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 4 ................. 2 903 100.0 100.0

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 4 ............. 2 903 100.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ATLANTIC–CAPE MAY, NJ

PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 8 ................. 4 781 100.0 100.0

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 8 ............. 4 730 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 1.1 (X)

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 99 ................. 487 358 100.0 95.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 86 ............. 187 017 38.4 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 11 ....................... 4 057 .8 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 22 .............. 161 290 33.1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 7 ....................... 93 436 19.2 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 6 .................... 2 820 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 2 982 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 617 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 35 139 7.2 (X)

7519 Utility trailer and

recreational vehicle

rental 5 .................. 4 836 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 836 100.0 (X)

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 50 ......... 162 270 100.0 95.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 4 ............. 1 675 1.0 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 36 ....................... 33 925 20.9 (X) Truck tractors 11 ................ 4 509 2.8 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 12 .. 3 757 2.3 (X)

Utility trailers 23 ................. 2 664 1.6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 11 ....................... 17 425 10.7 (X)

Truck tractors 14 ................ 55 329 34.1 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 10 .. 24 328 15.0 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 24 .................... 894 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 32 ........... 4 267 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 29 . 12 797 7.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 700 .4 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 56 ................. 236 472 100.0 91.9

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 45 ............. 223 490 94.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 14 ....................... 2 867 1.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSAm

Con.

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasingmCon.

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 18 .............. 3 552 1.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 8 ....................... 1 560 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 2 404 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 599 1.1 (X)

7519 Utility trailer and

recreational vehicle

rental 6 .................. 4 148 100.0 79.3

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Motor homes, travel trailers,

other recreation vehicles 4 ..... 2 845 68.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 303 31.4 (X)

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 47 ......... 106 910 100.0 70.4

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 6 ............. 885 .8 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 28 ....................... 27 296 25.5 (X) Truck tractors 17 ................ 7 215 6.8 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 12 .. 3 119 2.9 (X)

Utility trailers 12 ................. 519 .5 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 4 .............. 1 994 1.9 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 6 912 6.5 (X)

Truck tractors 23 ................ 23 833 22.3 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 20 .. 16 223 15.2 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 18 .................... 4 090 3.8 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 4 .............. 253 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 2 802 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 . 11 713 11.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 56 .1 (X)

PORTLAND, ME MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 10 ......... 36 389 100.0 90.2

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 1 952 5.4 (X)

Truck tractors 7 ................ 2 083 5.7 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 7 .. 387 1.1 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 7 ....................... 11 279 31.0 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of passenger

cars and trucks with drivers 5 ..... 2 761 7.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 1 786 4.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 7 150 19.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 991 24.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PORTLAND, ME MSAmCon.

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 11 ................. 20 013 100.0 89.6

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 11 ............. 19 428 97.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 585 2.9 (X)

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 42 ................. 81 177 100.0 88.8

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 38 ............. 76 446 94.2 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 13 ....................... 2 896 3.6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 4 .............. 1 442 1.8 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 393 .5 (X)

PROVIDENCE–FALL

RIVER–WARWICK, RI–MA

MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 25 ................. 39 424 100.0 91.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 22 ............. 34 308 87.0 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 1 344 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 772 9.6 (X)

RALEIGH–DURHAM–

CHAPEL HILL, NC MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 21 ................. 66 104 100.0 83.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 20 ............. 62 595 94.7 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 2 135 3.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 518 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 856 1.3 (X)

RENO, NV MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 21 ................. 41 768 100.0 80.4

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 18 ............. 34 643 82.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 125 17.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

RICHMOND–PETERSBURG,

VA MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 20 ......... 54 571 100.0 93.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 14 ....................... 6 465 11.9 (X) Truck tractors 9 ................ 4 747 8.7 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 6 .. 1 386 2.5 (X)

Utility trailers 7 ................. 416 .8 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 8 ....................... 9 519 17.4 (X)

Truck tractors 7 ................ 15 908 29.2 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 5 .. 4 506 8.3 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 8 .................... 431 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 2 600 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 8 097 14.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 496 .9 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 28 ................. 38 408 100.0 99.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 23 ............. 32 335 84.2 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 587 1.5 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 8 .............. 3 240 8.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 246 5.9 (X)

ROCHESTER, NY MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 25 ................. 35 814 100.0 87.6

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 25 ............. 35 423 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 391 1.1 (X)

ROCKFORD, IL MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 6 ................. 2 210 100.0 91.0

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 6 ............. 2 199 99.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 .5 (X)

SAGINAW–BAY CITY–

MIDLAND, MI MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 4 ......... 5 421 100.0 76.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 1 223 22.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 198 77.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 47 ......... 75 545 100.0 80.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 21 ....................... 9 787 13.0 (X) Truck tractors 15 ................ 12 703 16.8 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 16 .. 4 803 6.4 (X)

Utility trailers 13 ................. 2 187 2.9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 10 509 13.9 (X)

Truck tractors 11 ................ 13 251 17.5 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 15 .. 8 264 10.9 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 9 .................... 3 227 4.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 2 351 3.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 8 445 11.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 (V) (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 36 ................. 133 464 100.0 61.7

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 30 ............. 66 864 50.1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 1 148 .9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 9 .............. 52 090 39.0 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 8 ....................... 5 612 4.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 2 982 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 4 623 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 145 .1 (X)

SALINAS, CA MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 8 ......... 7 288 100.0 84.6

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Truck tractors 5 ................ 2 280 31.3 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 5 .. 899 12.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 109 56.4 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 13 ................. 8 843 100.0 78.9

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 12 ............. 6 602 74.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 241 25.3 (X)

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 43 ................. 103 267 100.0 87.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 37 ............. 66 536 64.4 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 660 .6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 6 .............. 20 021 19.4 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 13 315 12.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 735 2.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 35 ................. 76 826 100.0 96.3

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 34 ............. 71 764 93.4 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 1 756 2.3 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 4 .............. 1 623 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 1 382 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 301 .4 (X)

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 24 ......... 26 120 100.0 81.5

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 21 ....................... 11 496 44.0 (X) Truck tractors 7 ................ 1 434 5.5 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 7 .. 332 1.3 (X)

Utility trailers 11 ................. 1 411 5.4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 2 534 9.7 (X) Truck tractors 9 ................ 4 874 18.7 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 7 .. 787 3.0 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 8 .................... 35 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 1 587 6.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 1 252 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 378 1.5 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 80 ................. 151 544 100.0 86.4

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 72 ............. 143 164 94.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 13 ....................... 2 059 1.4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 8 .............. 4 411 2.9 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 507 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 154 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 1 191 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 58 (V) (X)

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 32 ......... 47 657 100.0 72.4

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 4 ............. 1 536 3.2 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 27 ....................... 11 773 24.7 (X) Truck tractors 8 ................ 2 080 4.4 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 7 .. 912 1.9 (X)

Utility trailers 14 ................. 1 339 2.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

OAKLAND, CA PMSAmCon.

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without driversmCon.

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 6 .............. 585 1.2 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 13 ....................... 16 945 35.6 (X)

Truck tractors 8 ................ 3 380 7.1 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 21 .................... 3 538 7.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 2 423 5.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 2 871 6.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 275 .6 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 40 ................. 127 452 100.0 96.3

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 33 ............. 115 174 90.4 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 12 ....................... 3 773 3.0 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 7 .............. 2 946 2.3 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 7 ....................... 1 348 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 4 179 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 32 (V) (X)

7519 Utility trailer and

recreational vehicle

rental 10 .................. 38 210 100.0 97.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Motor homes, travel trailers,

other recreation vehicles 7 ..... 13 941 36.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 5 348 14.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 4 898 12.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 023 36.7 (X)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 62 ................. 347 609 100.0 87.1

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 54 ............. 325 166 93.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 6 296 1.8 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 8 .............. 9 263 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 884 2.0 (X)

SAN JOSE, CA PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 29 ................. 83 421 100.0 95.2

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 27 ............. 81 832 98.1 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 485 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 104 1.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

VALLEJO–FAIRFIELD–

NAPA, CA PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 7 ................. 4 498 100.0 86.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 6 ............. 2 588 57.5 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 395 8.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 515 33.7 (X)

SANTA BARBARA–SANTA

MARIA–LOMPOC, CA MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 15 ................. 14 365 100.0 75.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 9 ............. 10 430 72.6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 6 .............. 3 098 21.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 837 5.8 (X)

SCRANTON–WILKES~

BARRE–HAZLETON, PA

MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 12 ......... 8 581 100.0 79.2

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 11 ....................... 3 790 44.2 (X) Truck tractors 6 ................ 886 10.3 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 6 .. 225 2.6 (X)

Utility trailers 5 ................. 193 2.3 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 614 7.2 (X) Truck tractors 6 ................ 1 127 13.1 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 6 .. 275 3.2 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 5 .................... 171 2.0 (X)

Sales value of capital, finance, or

full~payout leases 4 .............. 263 3.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 454 5.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 567 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 .2 (X)

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 68 ................. 171 120 100.0 90.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 60 ............. 158 660 92.7 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 22 ....................... 3 516 2.1 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 8 .............. 7 572 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 372 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

TACOMA, WA PMSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 14 ......... 13 861 100.0 83.6

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 8 ....................... 2 291 16.5 (X) Truck tractors 8 ................ 1 118 8.1 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 1 410 10.2 (X)

Utility trailers 5 ................. 403 2.9 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Truck tractors 6 ................ 3 436 24.8 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 5 .................... 27 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 1 330 9.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 1 585 11.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 261 16.3 (X)

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 10 ................. 7 481 100.0 63.1

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 9 ............. 7 056 94.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 425 5.7 (X)

SPOKANE, WA MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 5 ......... 5 040 100.0 100.0

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 934 18.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 679 13.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 241 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 186 63.2 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 9 ................. 12 678 100.0 68.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 8 ............. 10 847 85.6 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 667 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 164 9.2 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MO MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 8 ......... 22 320 100.0 94.4

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 1 172 5.3 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 5 704 25.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 444 69.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

STOCKTON–LODI, CA MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 13 ......... 12 689 100.0 82.5

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 7 ....................... 1 212 9.6 (X)

Truck tractors 4 ................ 642 5.1 (X)

Utility trailers 5 ................. 278 2.2 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 4 .................... 51 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 574 4.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 315 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 617 75.8 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 7 ................. 4 571 100.0 87.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 6 ............. 2 067 45.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 504 54.8 (X)

SYRACUSE, NY MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 12 ......... 37 598 100.0 97.7

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 11 ....................... 3 841 10.2 (X)

Truck tractors 6 ................ 3 877 10.3 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 7 .. 1 923 5.1 (X)

Utility trailers 5 ................. 314 .8 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 5 882 15.6 (X)

Truck tractors 6 ................ 8 135 21.6 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 7 .. 1 982 5.3 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 6 .................... 376 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 1 301 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 9 967 26.5 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 22 ................. 32 790 100.0 79.3

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 20 ............. 30 773 93.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 017 6.2 (X)

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 71 ................. 194 797 100.0 95.2

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 69 ............. 180 487 92.7 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 7 ....................... 2 592 1.3 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 5 .............. 3 295 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 8 176 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 247 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 22. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

TOLEDO, OH MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 21 ......... 23 973 100.0 75.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 12 ....................... 7 787 32.5 (X) Truck tractors 6 ................ 2 093 8.7 (X) Truck trailers and semitrailers 6 .. 2 882 12.0 (X)

Utility trailers 6 ................. 383 1.6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 7 ....................... 3 483 14.5 (X)

Truck tractors 8 ................ 2 887 12.0 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 8 .. 2 913 12.2 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 6 .................... 198 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 894 3.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 453 1.9 (X)

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 11 ................. 9 748 100.0 79.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 7 ............. 5 435 55.8 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 4 .............. 4 114 42.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 199 2.0 (X)

TUCSON, AZ MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 22 ................. 39 877 100.0 92.5

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 20 ............. 36 468 91.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 409 8.6 (X)

TULSA, OK MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 21 ................. 32 080 100.0 80.8

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 19 ............. 29 725 92.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 355 7.3 (X)

BALTIMORE, MD PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 63 ................. 124 615 100.0 84.6

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 54 ............. 91 739 73.6 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 14 ....................... 2 553 2.1 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 13 .............. 28 454 22.8 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 7 ....................... 696 .6 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 4 .................... 540 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 497 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 136 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 109 ................. 310 139 100.0 95.9

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 95 ............. 287 322 92.6 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 21 ....................... 5 091 1.6 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger van) 18 .............. 13 572 4.4 (X)

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 1 587 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 289 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 415 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 863 .3 (X)

WEST PALM BEACH–BOCA

RATON, FL MSA

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and

leasing 31 ................. 81 057 100.0 90.1

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Passenger cars (including

passenger vans) 29 ............. 80 509 99.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 548 .7 (X)

WICHITA, KS MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 12 ......... 16 203 100.0 96.5

Receipts from short~term rental of automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 10 ....................... 1 330 8.2 (X) Truck tractors 6 ................ 1 490 9.2 (X)

Utility trailers 6 ................. 337 2.1 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 4 ....................... 1 588 9.8 (X)

Truck tractors 6 ................ 5 176 31.9 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 4 .. 912 5.6 (X)

Rental and leasing (except

finance leasing) of all other

equipment 7 .................... 147 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 716 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 4 369 27.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 138 .9 (X)

YOUNGSTOWN–WARREN,

OH MSA

7513 Truck rental and leasing,

without drivers 17 ......... 34 429 100.0 91.3

Receipts from short~term rental of

automotive equipment without

drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 6 ....................... 6 070 17.6 (X)

Truck tractors 5 ................ 12 467 36.2 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 5 .. 2 142 6.2 (X)

Utility trailers 6 ................. 129 .4 (X)

Receipts from leasing (except

finance leasing) of automotive

equipment without drivers:

Trucks (including nonpassenger

vans) 5 ....................... 236 .7 (X)

Truck tractors 7 ................ 12 062 35.0 (X)

Truck trailers and semitrailers 5 .. 827 2.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 326 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 162 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 23. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7532 pt. Top and body repair

shops 32 .................. 281 11 489 644 100.0 73.6

Repair and maintenance 32 ........ 281 10 758 038 93.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 3 ........... 415 231 256 2.0 (X)

Carwash receipts 219 ............... 8 552 .1 (X)

Rental or leasing of motor

vehicles, without drivers, and

other equipment 628 ............... 8 684 .1 (X)

All other motor vehicle services 3 .. 710 225 263 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ... 178 254 291 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 560 (V) (X)

7532 pt. Paint shops 2 ............. 762 772 842 100.0 75.0

Repair and maintenance 2 ........ 762 722 934 93.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 194 ........... 14 930 1.9 (X)

All other motor vehicle services 213 .. 19 179 2.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 890 ... 15 116 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 683 .1 (X)

7538 pt. General automotive

repair shops, except

diesel 58 .................. 607 15 257 200 100.0 62.7

Repair and maintenance 58 ........ 607 13 351 661 87.5 (X)

Tire services other than

retreading 2 ..................... 263 36 251 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 320 1 255 426 8.2 (X)

Carwash receipts 488 ............... 6 918 .1 (X)

Rental or leasing of motor

vehicles, without drivers, and

other equipment 1 ............... 080 21 969 .1 (X)

All other motor vehicle services 9 .. 729 343 660 2.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 656 237 471 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 844 (V) (X)

7538 pt. Diesel repair shops 6 ...... 215 2 515 402 100.0 77.0

Repair and maintenance 6 ........ 215 2 129 896 84.7 (X)

Retreading tires owned by others 34 . 2 094 .1 (X)

Tire services other than

retreading 232 ..................... 4 646 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 989 251 276 10.0 (X)

Carwash receipts 57 ............... 2 594 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7538 pt. Diesel repair shopsmCon.

Rental or leasing of motor

vehicles, without drivers, and

other equipment 168 ............... 17 411 .7 (X)

All other motor vehicle services 798 .. 47 145 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 720 ... 60 011 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 329 (V) (X)

7533 Automotive exhaust

system repair shops 5 .... 521 1 952 649 100.0 79.5

Repair and maintenance 5 ........ 521 1 905 205 97.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 752 ........... 31 364 1.6 (X)

All other motor vehicle services 146 .. 5 971 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 326 ... 9 057 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 052 .1 (X)

7534 Tire retreading and repair

shops 1 .................. 845 1 317 327 100.0 60.3

Repair and maintenance 614 ........ 55 820 4.2 (X)

Retreading tires owned by others 921 . 461 689 35.1 (X)

Sales of retread tires, retreaded

by this establishment 1 ........... 094 441 026 33.5 (X)

Tire services other than

retreading 1 ..................... 045 118 579 9.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 073 230 762 17.5 (X)

All other motor vehicle services 26 .. 3 024 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 98 ... 6 116 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 311 (V) (X)

7536 Automotive glass

replacement shops 4 ..... 925 1 888 987 100.0 80.0

Repair and maintenance 4 ........ 925 1 696 365 89.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 924 ........... 102 113 5.4 (X) All other motor vehicle services 54 .. 4 323 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 330 ... 86 003 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 183 (V) (X)

7537 Automotive transmission repair shops 6 ............ 277 1 660 364 100.0 72.8

Repair and maintenance 6 ........ 277 1 590 681 95.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 839 ........... 57 288 3.5 (X)

All other motor vehicle services 310 .. 5 942 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 393 ... 6 076 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 377 (V) (X)

7539 Automotive repair shops,

n.e.c. 10 ................... 305 2 891 569 100.0 76.5

Repair and maintenance 10 ........ 305 2 545 493 88.0 (X)

Tire services other than

retreading 148 ..................... 3 233 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 2 ........... 735 304 741 10.5 (X)

All other motor vehicle services 431 .. 20 412 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 490 ... 16 740 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 950 (V) (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 24. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7542 Carwashes 11 .............. 589 2 644 127 100.0 69.5

Repair and maintenance 161 ........ 18 207 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 727 195 766 7.4 (X)

Carwash receipts 11 ............... 589 2 315 189 87.6 (X)

All other motor vehicle services 571 .. 58 608 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 243 55 218 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 139 (V) (X)

7549 pt. Lubrication shops 4 ....... 791 1 648 221 100.0 67.6

Repair and maintenance 2 ........ 657 805 373 48.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 898 ........... 106 236 6.5 (X)

Carwash receipts 309 ............... 12 082 .7 (X)

All other motor vehicle services 2 .. 387 713 125 43.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 161 ... 10 466 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 939 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7549 pt. Towing services 4 ......... 423 1 263 855 100.0 62.0

Repair and maintenance 898 ........ 78 069 6.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 367 ........... 23 757 1.9 (X)

Rental or leasing of motor

vehicles, without drivers, and

other equipment 33 ............... 1 064 .1 (X)

All other motor vehicle services 4 .. 423 1 145 724 90.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 323 ... 14 608 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 633 .1 (X)

7549 pt. Other automotive

services, n.e.c. 1 .......... 692 490 706 100.0 63.7

Repair and maintenance 649 ........ 104 946 21.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 227 ........... 21 172 4.3 (X)

Carwash receipts 47 ............... 2 135 .4 (X)

Rental or leasing of motor

vehicles, without drivers, and

other equipment 7 ............... 226 .1 (X)

All other motor vehicle services 1 .. 185 349 459 71.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 109 ... 12 705 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 63 (V) (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 25. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7622 Radio and television

repair shops 6 ............ 038 1 826 223 100.0 67.4

Repair and maintenance 6 ........ 038 1 484 896 81.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 2 ........... 435 223 355 12.2 (X)

Equipment rental and leasing 501 .... 16 587 .9 (X)

Armature rewinding; electric motor

and transformer repair and

rebuilding 47 ..................... 4 045 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 958 ... 97 340 5.3 (X)

7623 Refrigeration and airconditioning service and

repair shops 3 ............ 797 2 193 087 100.0 73.8

Repair and maintenance 3 ........ 797 1 750 045 79.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 731 269 876 12.3 (X)

Equipment rental and leasing 323 .... 9 767 .5 (X)

Armature rewinding; electric motor

and transformer repair and

rebuilding 276 ..................... 101 640 4.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 563 ... 61 759 2.8 (X)

7629 Electrical and electronic repair shops, n.e.c. 11 ..... 364 6 648 073 100.0 71.8

Repair and maintenance 11 ........ 364 5 787 342 87.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 833 665 990 10.0 (X)

Equipment rental and leasing 924 .... 53 279 .8 (X)

Armature rewinding; electric motor

and transformer repair and

rebuilding 200 ..................... 17 838 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 510 123 624 1.9 (X)

763 Watch, clock, and jewelry

repair 1 .................. 662 274 650 100.0 65.5

Repair and maintenance 1 ........ 662 230 971 84.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 821 ........... 39 149 14.3 (X)

Armature rewinding; electric motor

and transformer repair and

rebuilding 5 ..................... 487 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 123 ... 4 043 1.5 (X)

764 Reupholstery and

furniture repair # 6 ...... 731 980 357 100.0 48.4

7692 Welding repair # 5 ........ 383 1 428 510 100.0 46.1

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7694 Armature rewinding

shops 2 .................. 498 2 321 557 100.0 72.4

Repair and maintenance 999 ........ 337 214 14.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 212 370 817 16.0 (X)

Equipment rental and leasing 64 .... 2 776 .1 (X)

Armature rewinding; electric motor

and transformer repair and

rebuilding 2 ..................... 498 1 553 283 66.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 321 ... 57 467 2.5 (X)

7699 pt. Farm machinery and

equipment repair 1 ....... 659 459 845 100.0 70.0

Repair and maintenance 1 ........ 659 353 237 76.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 680 ........... 93 936 20.4 (X)

Equipment rental and leasing 96 .... 4 000 .9 (X)

Armature rewinding; electric motor

and transformer repair and

rebuilding 36 ..................... 1 220 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 206 ... 7 452 1.6 (X)

7699 pt. Lawnmower and other

small gasoline engine

repair # 2 ............... 649 552 512 100.0 44.9

7699 pt. Sewer and septic tank

cleaning services 2 ....... 610 1 048 383 100.0 70.7

Repair and maintenance 2 ........ 256 832 652 79.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 163 ........... 12 412 1.2 (X)

Equipment rental and leasing 157 .... 9 551 .9 (X)

Armature rewinding; electric motor

and transformer repair and

rebuilding 8 ..................... 1 707 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 546 ... 192 061 18.3 (X)

7699 pt. Other repair and related

services, n.e.c. 27 .......... 185 12 998 630 100.0 56.6

Repair and maintenance 25 ........ 271 10 083 672 77.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 953 1 619 560 12.5 (X)

Equipment rental and leasing 2 .... 111 197 569 1.5 (X)

Armature rewinding; electric motor

and transformer repair and

rebuilding 568 ..................... 111 361 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 531 986 468 7.6 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 26. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7812 pt. Motion picture

production, except for

television 4 ............... 042 8 434 215 100.0 82.2

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Commercial theaters 322 .......... 1 287 665 15.3 (X) Television 643 .................... 1 324 406 15.7 (X) Video rental and retail

companies 111 .................. 1 153 832 13.7 (X) All others 329 .................... 127 668 1.5 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 194 .................. 1 072 386 12.7 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 1 ....... 213 367 320 4.4 (X)

Contract production for U.S.

television 237 ..................... 19 173 .2 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 2 ....................... 106 634 840 7.5 (X)

Export operations 281 ............... 2 066 606 24.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 205 ........... 141 403 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 596 . 238 916 2.8 (X)

7812 pt. Motion picture and tape

production for

television 3 ............... 427 5 199 361 100.0 62.7

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 1 .................. 542 2 965 003 57.0 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 212 ....... 17 467 .3 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

motion picture and television

tape producers 4 ................ 11 278 .2 (X)

Contract production for U.S.

television 1 ..................... 896 1 759 504 33.8 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 262 ....................... 20 909 .4 (X)

Export operations 250 ............... 151 241 2.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 80 ........... 107 254 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 533 . 164 002 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 703 .1 (X)

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

7812 pt. Motion picture

production, except for

television 1 ............... 056 6 784 473 100.0 90.7

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Commercial theaters 265 .......... 1 242 359 18.3 (X) Television 416 .................... 929 803 13.7 (X) Video rental and retail

companies 61 .................. 1 110 100 16.4 (X) All others 88 .................... 31 923 .5 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 42 .................. 1 039 410 15.3 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 192 ....... 35 805 .5 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 268 ....................... 43 621 .6 (X)

Export operations 106 ............... 2 032 359 30.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 49 ........... 128 327 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 154 . 189 075 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 691 (V) (X)

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

7812 pt. Motion picture

production, except for

television 999 ............... 6 730 118 100.0 90.8

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Commercial theaters 259 .......... 1 231 288 18.3 (X)

Television 414 .................... 921 449 13.7 (X)

Video rental and retail

companies 61 .................. 1 110 100 16.5 (X)

All others 83 .................... 29 166 .4 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 33 .................. 1 039 336 15.4 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 171 ....... 26 339 .4 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 237 ....................... 24 908 .4 (X)

Export operations 99 ............... 2 029 667 30.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 44 ........... 127 880 1.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSAmCon.

7812 pt. Motion picture

production, except for

televisionmCon.

All other receipts from customers 144 . 189 054 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 931 (V) (X)

7812 pt. Motion picture and tape

production for

television 1 ............... 450 3 222 111 100.0 64.8

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 491 .................. 1 854 693 57.6 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

motion picture and television

tape producers 4 ................ 10 997 .3 (X)

Contract production for U.S.

television 913 ..................... 1 126 140 35.0 (X)

Export operations 133 ............... 101 497 3.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 9 030 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 206 . 117 427 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 327 .1 (X)

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSA

7812 pt. Motion picture

production, except for

television 40 ............... 27 071 100.0 72.9

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

All others 5 .................... 2 757 10.2 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 14 ....... 9 345 34.5 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 24 ....................... 8 971 33.1 (X)

Export operations 5 ............... 1 406 5.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 447 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 145 15.3 (X)

MIAMI–FORT

LAUDERDALE, FL CMSA

7812 pt. Motion picture and tape

production for

television 63 ............... 71 847 100.0 74.7

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 29 .................. 59 635 83.0 (X)

Contract production for U.S.

television 34 ..................... 10 415 14.5 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 12 ....................... 1 766 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 (V) (X)

MIAMI, FL PMSA

7812 pt. Motion picture and tape

production for

television 37 ............... 64 678 100.0 80.9

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 16 .................. 59 298 91.7 (X)

Contract production for U.S.

television 21 ..................... 3 583 5.5 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 12 ....................... 1 766 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 .1 (X)

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

7812 pt. Motion picture and tape

production for

television 471 ............... 806 901 100.0 74.8

Rentals/ sales to U.S. distributors

and exchanges 4 ................ 1 526 .2 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 240 .................. 365 827 45.3 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 24 ....... 473 .1 (X)

Contract production for U.S.

television 252 ..................... 291 236 36.1 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 41 ....................... 4 703 .6 (X)

Export operations 32 ............... 27 927 3.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 93 282 11.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 77 . 21 903 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 26. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan Areas:

1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PHILADELPHIA–

WILMINGTON–ATLANTIC

CITY, PA–NJ–DE–MD

CMSA

7812 pt. Motion picture and tape

production for

television 33 ............... 35 469 100.0 61.1

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

All others 5 .................... 42 .1 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 33 .................. 28 620 80.7 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 6 ....... 1 457 4.1 (X)

Contract production for U.S.

television 6 ..................... 2 252 6.4 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 6 ....................... 265 .8 (X)

Export operations 6 ............... 265 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 2 568 7.2 (X)

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

7812 pt. Motion picture and tape

production for

television 33 ............... 35 469 100.0 61.1

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

All others 5 .................... 42 .1 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 33 .................. 28 620 80.7 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 6 ....... 1 457 4.1 (X)

Contract production for U.S.

television 6 ..................... 2 252 6.4 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 6 ....................... 265 .8 (X)

Export operations 6 ............... 265 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 2 568 7.2 (X)

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

7812 pt. Motion picture and tape

production for

television 13 ............... 13 217 100.0 88.6

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 10 .................. 9 451 71.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 766 28.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

7812 pt. Motion picture

production, except for

television 35 ............... 16 390 100.0 64.4

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 6 .................. 1 103 6.7 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 23 ....... 10 811 66.0 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 12 ....................... 3 087 18.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 869 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 520 3.2 (X)

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

7812 pt. Motion picture

production, except for

television 33 ............... 15 948 100.0 62.9

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 6 .................. 705 4.4 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 11 ....... 2 612 16.4 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 19 ....................... 7 777 48.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 2 990 18.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 864 11.7 (X)

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

7812 pt. Motion picture

production, except for

television 25 ............... 18 166 100.0 83.1

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

All others 5 .................... 635 3.5 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 5 ....... 2 216 12.2 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 10 ....................... 1 934 10.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 6 230 34.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 151 39.4 (X)

WEST PALM BEACH–BOCA

RATON, FL MSA

7812 pt. Motion picture

production, except for

television 8 ............... 7 169 100.0 92.5

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

All others 4 .................... 6 866 95.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 303 4.2 (X)

7812 pt. Motion picture and tape

production for

television 14 ............... 8 025 100.0 66.0

Contract production for U.S.

television 14 ..................... 7 583 94.5 (X)

Contract production for other U.S.

sources 5 ....................... 332 4.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 110 1.4 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 27. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7822 pt. Motion picture film

exchanges 638 ............. 4 872 909 100.0 75.7

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Commercial theaters 215 .......... 2 901 703 59.6 (X) Television 39 .................... 152 764 3.1 (X) Video rental and retail

companies 26 .................. 270 806 5.6 (X) All others 180 .................... 152 199 3.1 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 32 .................. 104 444 2.1 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 283 ....... 297 595 6.1 (X)

Export operations 173 ............... 955 335 19.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 77 ........... 22 758 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 89 . 15 305 .3 (X)

7822 pt. Video tape wholesalers 432 .. 4 481 742 100.0 72.4

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Commercial theaters 15 .......... 27 564 .6 (X) Television 21 .................... 22 359 .5 (X) Video rental and retail

companies 432 .................. 3 148 120 70.2 (X) All others 29 .................... 5 126 .1 (X)

Export operations 36 ............... 1 248 714 27.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 38 ........... 10 236 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 18 931 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 692 (V) (X)

7822 pt. Film and tape distribution

for television 323 ........... 2 454 717 100.0 81.3

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Commercial theaters 20 .......... 8 881 .4 (X) Television 203 .................... 1 353 526 55.1 (X) Video rental and retail

companies 11 .................. 1 743 .1 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 135 .................. 446 684 18.2 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 18 ....... 13 807 .6 (X)

Export operations 83 ............... 563 543 23.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ........... 4 785 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 53 . 61 679 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 69 (V) (X)

ATLANTA, GA MSA

7822 pt. Motion picture film and

tape distributors 25 ........ 413 504 100.0 75.3

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Commercial theaters 11 .......... 311 187 75.3 (X)

Video rental and retail

companies 8 .................. 99 186 24.0 (X)

All others 6 .................... 880 .2 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 6 ....... 656 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 595 .4 (X)

CHICAGO–GARY–

KENOSHA, IL–IN–WI

CMSA

7822 pt. Motion picture film and

tape distributors 60 ........ 512 043 100.0 72.9

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Commercial theaters 13 .......... 251 243 49.1 (X)

Video rental and retail

companies 20 .................. 181 056 35.4 (X)

All others 14 .................... 17 270 3.4 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 19 ....... 59 612 11.6 (X)

Export operations 7 ............... 1 590 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 601 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 671 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSA

7822 pt. Motion picture film and

tape distributors 11 ........ 61 230 100.0 95.1

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Video rental and retail

companies 5 .................. 56 338 92.0 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 6 ....... 4 270 7.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 622 1.0 (X)

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

7822 pt. Motion picture film and

tape distributors 259 ........ 4 586 209 100.0 86.2

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Commercial theaters 75 .......... 1 081 867 23.6 (X)

Television 28 .................... 163 897 3.6 (X)

Video rental and retail

companies 109 .................. 1 073 039 23.4 (X)

All others 73 .................... 61 015 1.3 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 11 .................. 100 260 2.2 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 52 ....... 32 642 .7 (X)

Export operations 79 ............... 2 057 940 44.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 14 263 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 286 (V) (X)

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

7822 pt. Motion picture film and

tape distributors 230 ........ 4 492 078 100.0 86.9

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Commercial theaters 75 .......... 1 081 781 24.1 (X)

Television 28 .................... 163 889 3.7 (X)

Video rental and retail

companies 91 .................. 1 006 780 22.4 (X)

All others 67 .................... 41 338 .9 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily

for television 9 .................. 100 163 2.2 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 46 ....... 25 363 .6 (X)

Export operations 79 ............... 2 057 658 45.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 ........... 13 822 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 284 (V) (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

7822 pt. Motion picture film and

tape distributors 17 ........ 68 658 100.0 73.9

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Video rental and retail

companies 6 .................. 54 381 79.2 (X) All others 7 .................... 13 768 20.1 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 4 ....... 489 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 (V) (X)

NASSAU–SUFFOLK, NY

PMSA

7822 pt. Motion picture film and

tape distributors 21 ........ 16 778 100.0 61.8

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Commercial theaters 8 .......... 1 657 9.9 (X)

Video rental and retail

companies 6 .................. 5 816 34.7 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 5 ....... 4 675 27.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 119 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 511 26.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 27. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

7822 pt. Motion picture film and

tape distributors 19 ........ 65 734 100.0 69.2

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Commercial theaters 4 .......... 51 577 78.5 (X)

Video rental and retail

companies 8 .................. 12 364 18.8 (X)

All others 4 .................... 72 .1 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 4 ....... 1 721 2.6 (X)

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

7822 pt. Motion picture film and

tape distributors 8 ........ 13 114 100.0 97.0

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 4 ....... 2 254 17.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 860 82.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BALTIMORE, MD PMSA

7822 pt. Motion picture film and

tape distributors 14 ........ 67 068 100.0 80.5

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Video rental and retail

companies 5 .................. 50 370 75.1 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 9 ....... 12 037 18.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 2 981 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 680 2.5 (X)

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

7822 pt. Motion picture film and

tape distributors 23 ........ 37 693 100.0 85.7

U.S. rental/ sales for commercial

theater distribution to:

Video rental and retail

companies 6 .................. 3 379 9.0 (X)

All others 4 .................... 3 403 9.0 (X)

Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other

nontheatrical films/ tapes 13 ....... 8 343 22.1 (X)

Export operations 4 ............... 1 943 5.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 301 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 324 53.9 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 28. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

United States 3 ..................... 895 7 514 692 100.0 72.3

Motion picture film processing/ printing 171 ...... 602 329 8.0 (X)

Motion picture film services, except

processing/ printing 928 ...................... 557 217 7.4 (X)

Television tape services 1 ................... 184 1 089 617 14.5 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 865 ............ 1 386 845 18.5 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 1 .............................. 934 3 764 834 50.1 (X)

Services allied to motion picture and

television tape distribution 67 ................ 13 353 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 314 ..................... 31 454 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 412 .......... 69 043 .9 (X)

Atlanta, GA MSA 47 .................. 73 160 100.0 78.2

Motion picture film services, except

processing/ printing 9 ...................... 16 581 22.7 (X)

Television tape services 28 ................... 12 788 17.5 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 26 ............ 5 169 7.1 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 15 .............................. 22 576 30.9 (X)

Services allied to motion picture and

television tape distribution 6 ................ 3 150 4.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 310 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 .......... 10 677 14.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 909 2.6 (X)

Dallas, TX PMSA 50 .................. 72 148 100.0 77.6

Motion picture film processing/ printing 4 ...... 1 981 2.8 (X)

Motion picture film services, except

processing/ printing 6 ...................... 806 1.1 (X)

Television tape services 23 ................... 16 885 23.4 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 27 ............ 21 581 29.9 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 25 .............................. 29 557 41.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 84 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 .......... 1 254 1.7 (X)

Denver–Boulder–Greeley, CO

CMSA 31 ............................ 22 257 100.0 76.2

Motion picture film services, except

processing/ printing 5 ...................... 325 1.5 (X)

Television tape services 19 ................... 7 064 31.7 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 17 ............ 8 794 39.5 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 11 .............................. 3 019 13.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ..................... 412 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 .......... 1 384 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 259 5.7 (X)

Denver, CO PMSA 26 ................. 20 063 100.0 83.5

Motion picture film services, except

processing/ printing 5 ...................... 325 1.6 (X)

Television tape services 14 ................... 6 507 32.4 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 12 ............ 7 982 39.8 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 8 .............................. 2 830 14.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 278 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 .......... 882 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 259 6.3 (X)

Detroit–Ann Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA 49 .. 306 372 100.0 94.4

Television tape services 8 ................... 21 110 6.9 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 40 .............................. 14 323 4.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 270 939 88.4 (X)

Detroit, MI PMSA 43 .................. 302 856 100.0 94.8

Other services allied to film and tape

production 39 .............................. 14 289 4.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 288 567 95.3 (X)

Los Angeles–Long Beach, CA

PMSA 1 ............................ 796 4 327 148 100.0 70.8

Motion picture film processing/ printing 77 ...... 514 081 11.9 (X)

Motion picture film services, except

processing/ printing 484 ...................... 318 344 7.4 (X)

Television tape services 277 ................... 471 078 10.9 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 102 ............ 125 842 2.9 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 1 .............................. 065 2 872 175 66.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 57 ..................... 10 185 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 134 .......... 14 587 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 856 (V) (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Orange County, CA PMSA 32 ......... 60 801 100.0 89.2

Television tape services 20 ................... 1 910 3.1 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 17 ............ 56 895 93.6 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 15 .............................. 1 047 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 .......... 869 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 80 .1 (X)

Fort Lauderdale, FL PMSA 17 ......... 11 856 100.0 86.4

Television tape services 6 ................... 2 858 24.1 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 14 ............ 4 718 39.8 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 5 .............................. 2 402 20.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 465 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 413 11.9 (X)

New York, NY PMSA 505 ............... 864 158 100.0 68.3

Motion picture film processing/ printing 25 ...... 47 205 5.5 (X)

Motion picture film services, except

processing/ printing 151 ...................... 110 077 12.7 (X)

Television tape services 212 ................... 281 575 32.6 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 81 ............ 76 252 8.8 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 171 .............................. 324 329 37.5 (X)

Services allied to motion picture and

television tape distribution 9 ................ 1 988 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ..................... 5 625 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 .......... 17 107 2.0 (X)

Orlando, FL MSA 24 .................. 24 487 100.0 64.4

Motion picture film services, except

processing/ printing 4 ...................... 4 076 16.7 (X)

Television tape services 8 ................... 841 3.4 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 12 ............ 8 411 34.4 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 8 .............................. 11 133 45.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 20 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 (V) (X)

San Francisco, CA PMSA 69 .......... 192 873 100.0 69.6

Motion picture film processing/ printing 6 ...... 5 191 2.7 (X)

Motion picture film services, except

processing/ printing 22 ...................... 5 974 3.1 (X)

Television tape services 30 ................... 17 196 8.9 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 22 ............ 146 682 76.1 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 28 .............................. 15 922 8.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ..................... 923 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 .......... 985 .5 (X)

San Jose, CA PMSA 16 ............... 14 189 100.0 80.9

Television tape services 9 ................... 3 357 23.7 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 16 ............ 8 773 61.8 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 4 .............................. 753 5.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 404 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 111 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 791 5.6 (X)

Seattle–Tacoma–Bremerton, WA

CMSA 40 ............................ 26 847 100.0 63.2

Motion picture film processing/ printing 4 ...... 2 632 9.8 (X)

Motion picture film services, except

processing/ printing 10 ...................... 2 720 10.1 (X)

Television tape services 19 ................... 8 821 32.9 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 21 ............ 8 694 32.4 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 13 .............................. 3 398 12.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 536 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 .......... 46 .2 (X)

Seattle–Bellevue–Everett, WA

PMSA 34 ............................ 25 051 100.0 67.1

Motion picture film processing/ printing 4 ...... 2 632 10.5 (X)

Motion picture film services, except

processing/ printing 6 ...................... 1 025 4.1 (X)

Television tape services 17 ................... 8 720 34.8 (X)

Video tape duplicating services 21 ............ 8 694 34.7 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 13 .............................. 3 398 13.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 536 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 .......... 46 .2 (X)

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Table 28. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater,

FL MSA 20 .......................... 9 778 100.0 72.9

Television tape services 10 ................... 4 787 49.0 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater,

FL MSAmCon.

Video tape duplicating services 13 ............ 3 585 36.7 (X)

Other services allied to film and tape

production 10 .............................. 1 406 14.4 (X)

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Table 29. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7832 Motion picture theaters,

except drive-in 6 ......... 358 5 664 987 100.0 79.4

Admissions 6 ..................... 358 4 139 201 73.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 5 ..................... 996 1 480 176 26.1 (X)

All other merchandise sales 672 ...... 16 406 .3 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 1 ... 733 29 204 .5 (X)

7833 Drive-in motion picture theaters 534 ................ 151 539 100.0 73.2

Admissions 534 ..................... 98 112 64.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 507 ..................... 41 067 27.1 (X) All other merchandise sales 35 ...... 3 247 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 78 ... 9 113 6.0 (X)

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 17 .. 20 725 100.0 98.7

Admissions 17 ..................... 16 510 79.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 17 ..................... 4 215 20.3 (X)

ALLENTOWN–

BETHLEHEM–EASTON, PA

MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 18 .. 12 996 100.0 72.5

Admissions 18 ..................... 9 200 70.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 18 ..................... 3 757 28.9 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 5 ... 39 .3 (X)

ATHENS, GA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 6 .. 3 484 100.0 98.5

Admissions 6 ..................... 2 472 71.0 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 6 ..................... 992 28.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 .6 (X)

ATLANTA, GA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 80 .. 82 637 100.0 77.7

Admissions 80 ..................... 59 035 71.4 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 76 ..................... 23 265 28.2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 17 ... 329 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

AUSTIN–SAN MARCOS, TX

MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 28 .. 37 743 100.0 79.6

Admissions 28 ..................... 25 642 67.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 28 ..................... 11 383 30.2 (X)

All other merchandise sales 14 ...... 162 .4 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 5 ... 556 1.5 (X)

BELLINGHAM, WA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 4 120 100.0 94.4

Admissions 7 ..................... 3 402 82.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 6 ..................... 716 17.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 .1 (X)

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 12 .. 11 932 100.0 86.8

Admissions 12 ..................... 10 483 87.9 (X)

All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 143 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 12 ... 251 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 055 8.8 (X)

BOISE CITY, ID MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 16 .. 10 829 100.0 77.1

Admissions 16 ..................... 7 720 71.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 16 ..................... 3 077 28.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 32 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 116 .. 137 495 100.0 90.0

Admissions 116 ..................... 107 831 78.4 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 105 ..................... 28 768 20.9 (X)

All other merchandise sales 20 ...... 329 .2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 27 ... 567 .4 (X)

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 71 .. 96 332 100.0 89.6

Admissions 71 ..................... 76 644 79.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 62 ..................... 19 169 19.9 (X) All other merchandise sales 9 ...... 46 .1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 18 ... 473 .5 (X)

BROCKTON, MA PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 4 .. 5 101 100.0 92.9

Admissions 4 ..................... 3 762 73.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 4 ..................... 1 339 26.3 (X)

LOWELL, MA–NH PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 5 .. 3 881 100.0 60.3

Admissions 5 ..................... 2 789 71.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 5 ..................... 1 055 27.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 37 1.0 (X)

NASHUA, NH PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 5 .. 2 636 100.0 91.1

Admissions 5 ..................... 2 318 87.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 4 ..................... 318 12.1 (X)

PORTSMOUTH–

ROCHESTER, NH–ME

PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 5 282 100.0 92.2

Admissions 7 ..................... 4 007 75.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 1 216 23.0 (X)

All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 59 1.1 (X)

WORCESTER, MA–CT

PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 11 .. 7 318 100.0 96.1

Admissions 11 ..................... 5 598 76.5 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 10 ..................... 1 672 22.9 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 5 ... 20 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 28 .4 (X)

BUFFALO–NIAGARA

FALLS, NY MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 33 .. 32 954 100.0 83.0

Admissions 33 ..................... 24 581 74.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 32 ..................... 8 133 24.7 (X)

All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 172 .5 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 6 ... 68 .2 (X)

CANTON–MASSILLON, OH

MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 6 .. 6 273 100.0 100.0

Admissions 6 ..................... 4 829 77.0 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 6 ..................... 1 425 22.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 29. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CHAMPAIGN–URBANA, IL

MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 8 .. 5 488 100.0 99.9

Admissions 8 ..................... 3 970 72.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 8 ..................... 1 518 27.7 (X)

CHARLESTON–NORTH

CHARLESTON, SC MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 14 .. 10 559 100.0 72.1

Admissions 14 ..................... 7 557 71.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 14 ..................... 2 980 28.2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 6 ... 22 .2 (X)

CHARLOTTE–GASTONIA–

ROCK HILL, NC–SC MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 28 .. 23 611 100.0 80.5

Admissions 28 ..................... 17 077 72.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 28 ..................... 6 469 27.4 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 8 ... 62 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA

MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 4 114 100.0 93.4

Admissions 7 ..................... 3 183 77.4 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 924 22.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 .2 (X)

CHICAGO–GARY–

KENOSHA, IL–IN–WI

CMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 162 .. 202 309 100.0 96.7

Admissions 162 ..................... 150 195 74.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 160 ..................... 50 225 24.8 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 22 ... 1 887 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

CHICAGO, IL PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 145 .. 189 153 100.0 96.9

Admissions 145 ..................... 140 594 74.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 143 ..................... 46 673 24.7 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 21 ... 1 884 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

CINCINNATI–HAMILTON,

OH–KY–IN CMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 37 .. 30 829 100.0 87.2

Admissions 37 ..................... 23 539 76.4 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 35 ..................... 6 969 22.6 (X) All other merchandise sales 8 ...... 110 .4 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 15 ... 211 .7 (X)

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 28 .. 27 749 100.0 88.4

Admissions 28 ..................... 21 389 77.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 26 ..................... 6 056 21.8 (X)

All other merchandise sales 6 ...... 108 .4 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 13 ... 196 .7 (X)

HAMILTON–MIDDLETOWN,

OH PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 9 .. 3 080 100.0 77.0

Admissions 9 ..................... 2 150 69.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 9 ..................... 913 29.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 .6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 78 .. 58 986 100.0 93.9

Admissions 78 ..................... 46 346 78.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 58 ..................... 12 217 20.7 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 10 ... 400 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 (V) (X)

AKRON, OH PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 18 .. 11 891 100.0 88.0

Admissions 18 ..................... 9 704 81.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 13 ..................... 2 184 18.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 60 .. 47 095 100.0 95.4

Admissions 60 ..................... 36 642 77.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 45 ..................... 10 033 21.3 (X) All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 23 .1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 8 ... 397 .8 (X)

COLUMBIA, MO MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 4 829 100.0 79.8

Admissions 7 ..................... 3 528 73.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 1 278 26.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 .5 (X)

COLUMBIA, SC MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 13 .. 9 650 100.0 71.7

Admissions 13 ..................... 7 063 73.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 12 ..................... 2 558 26.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 .3 (X)

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 32 .. 34 157 100.0 89.3

Admissions 32 ..................... 24 267 71.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 27 ..................... 9 672 28.3 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 9 ... 217 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

DALLAS–FORT WORTH, TX

CMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 107 .. 125 080 100.0 73.9

Admissions 107 ..................... 83 262 66.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 107 ..................... 41 154 32.9 (X) All other merchandise sales 19 ...... 234 .2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 33 ... 430 .3 (X)

DALLAS, TX PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 74 .. 85 005 100.0 72.9

Admissions 74 ..................... 56 745 66.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 74 ..................... 27 852 32.8 (X) All other merchandise sales 14 ...... 118 .1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 21 ... 290 .3 (X)

FORT WORTH–

ARLINGTON, TX PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 33 .. 40 075 100.0 76.0

Admissions 33 ..................... 26 517 66.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 33 ..................... 13 302 33.2 (X)

All other merchandise sales 5 ...... 116 .3 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 12 ... 140 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 29. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 37 .. 20 990 100.0 94.3

Admissions 37 ..................... 16 419 78.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 25 ..................... 4 274 20.4 (X)

All other merchandise sales 5 ...... 131 .6 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 13 ... 166 .8 (X)

DENVER–BOULDER–

GREELEY, CO CMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 59 .. 70 200 100.0 63.4

Admissions 59 ..................... 51 634 73.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 56 ..................... 18 215 26.0 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 18 ... 344 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

DENVER, CO PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 46 .. 59 470 100.0 66.2

Admissions 46 ..................... 43 266 72.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 43 ..................... 15 857 26.7 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 16 ... 340 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

DES MOINES, IA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 19 .. 12 204 100.0 98.0

Admissions 19 ..................... 8 043 65.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 19 ..................... 3 593 29.4 (X)

All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 540 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 5 ... 28 .2 (X)

ANN ARBOR, MI PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 9 .. 15 657 100.0 70.8

Admissions 9 ..................... 11 091 70.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 9 ..................... 3 922 25.1 (X)

All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 267 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 4 ... 377 2.4 (X)

DETROIT, MI PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 83 .. 114 068 100.0 85.6

Admissions 83 ..................... 80 873 70.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 78 ..................... 32 523 28.5 (X)

All other merchandise sales 13 ...... 192 .2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 39 ... 480 .4 (X)

DULUTH–SUPERIOR, MN–

WI MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 10 .. 4 586 100.0 74.2

Admissions 10 ..................... 3 267 71.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 10 ..................... 1 255 27.4 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 5 ... 13 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 1.1 (X)

EAU CLAIRE, WI MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 2 831 100.0 95.8

Admissions 7 ..................... 2 080 73.5 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 735 26.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 .6 (X)

EL PASO, TX MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 15 .. 15 012 100.0 63.7

Admissions 15 ..................... 10 190 67.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 15 ..................... 4 705 31.3 (X)

All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 53 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 64 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ELMIRA, NY MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 5 .. 2 436 100.0 100.0

Admissions 5 ..................... 1 917 78.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 4 ..................... 498 20.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 .9 (X)

EUGENE–SPRINGFIELD,

OR MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 8 .. 8 691 100.0 100.0

Admissions 8 ..................... 6 554 75.4 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 8 ..................... 2 114 24.3 (X) All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 22 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

EVANSVILLE–HENDERSON,

IN–KY MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 8 .. 7 428 100.0 84.1

Admissions 8 ..................... 5 454 73.4 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 8 ..................... 1 744 23.5 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 6 ... 230 3.1 (X)

FAYETTEVILLE, NC MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 8 149 100.0 69.7

Admissions 7 ..................... 5 845 71.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 2 277 27.9 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 4 ... 27 .3 (X)

FORT PIERCE–PORT ST.

LUCIE, FL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 8 .. 4 135 100.0 65.6

Admissions 8 ..................... 3 744 90.5 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 5 ... 27 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 364 8.8 (X)

FRESNO, CA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 20 .. 20 284 100.0 60.2

Admissions 20 ..................... 14 665 72.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 18 ..................... 5 522 27.2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 5 ... 84 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .1 (X)

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 20 .. 26 142 100.0 86.1

Admissions 20 ..................... 18 329 70.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 20 ..................... 7 229 27.7 (X)

All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 330 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 9 ... 254 1.0 (X)

GREENSBORO–WINSTONSALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 25 .. 16 458 100.0 74.8

Admissions 25 ..................... 11 900 72.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 25 ..................... 4 468 27.2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 15 ... 90 .6 (X)

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 15 .. 10 424 100.0 63.6

Admissions 15 ..................... 7 217 69.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 15 ..................... 3 177 30.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 29. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

HOUSTON–GALVESTON–

BRAZORIA, TX CMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 81 .. 93 852 100.0 98.0

Admissions 81 ..................... 62 693 66.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 81 ..................... 30 650 32.7 (X)

All other merchandise sales 6 ...... 182 .2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 27 ... 327 .4 (X)

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 73 .. 89 288 100.0 98.2

Admissions 73 ..................... 59 510 66.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 73 ..................... 29 269 32.8 (X)

All other merchandise sales 6 ...... 182 .2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 27 ... 327 .4 (X)

HUNTINGTON–ASHLAND,

WV–KY–OH MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 5 050 100.0 100.0

Admissions 7 ..................... 3 661 72.5 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 1 388 27.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 43 .. 32 207 100.0 87.0

Admissions 43 ..................... 22 352 69.4 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 43 ..................... 9 471 29.4 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 11 ... 383 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 23 .. 21 071 100.0 67.1

Admissions 23 ..................... 13 628 64.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 22 ..................... 7 187 34.1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 8 ... 255 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

JOHNSTOWN, PA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 2 043 100.0 82.6

Admissions 7 ..................... 1 606 78.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 437 21.4 (X)

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 47 .. 56 812 100.0 77.8

Admissions 47 ..................... 37 827 66.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 47 ..................... 18 637 32.8 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 31 ... 333 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 (V) (X)

KNOXVILLE, TN MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 16 .. 13 480 100.0 90.1

Admissions 16 ..................... 9 361 69.4 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 16 ..................... 3 997 29.7 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 7 ... 122 .9 (X)

LA CROSSE, WI–MN MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 4 .. 2 465 100.0 89.9

Admissions 4 ..................... 1 795 72.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 4 ..................... 670 27.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 13 .. 7 521 100.0 98.2

Admissions 13 ..................... 5 462 72.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 10 ..................... 2 005 26.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 54 .7 (X)

LANCASTER, PA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 8 .. 10 082 100.0 77.5

Admissions 8 ..................... 8 944 88.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 774 7.7 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 7 ... 263 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 101 1.0 (X)

LAS VEGAS, NV–AZ MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 18 .. 25 971 100.0 76.4

Admissions 18 ..................... 18 649 71.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 16 ..................... 6 712 25.8 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 8 ... 610 2.4 (X)

LEXINGTON, KY MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 15 .. 10 595 100.0 92.4

Admissions 15 ..................... 7 613 71.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 15 ..................... 2 971 28.0 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 4 ... 11 .1 (X)

LONGVIEW–MARSHALL,

TX MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 6 .. 3 341 100.0 91.0

Admissions 6 ..................... 2 276 68.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 6 ..................... 1 016 30.4 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 4 ... 24 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 .8 (X)

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 426 .. 595 286 100.0 77.2

Admissions 426 ..................... 429 513 72.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 418 ..................... 161 932 27.2 (X)

All other merchandise sales 16 ...... 1 090 .2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 119 ... 2 751 .5 (X)

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 283 .. 393 824 100.0 71.1

Admissions 283 ..................... 285 728 72.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 276 ..................... 105 825 26.9 (X)

All other merchandise sales 12 ...... 186 .1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 85 ... 2 085 .5 (X)

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 66 .. 100 972 100.0 88.2

Admissions 66 ..................... 73 317 72.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 65 ..................... 27 260 27.0 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 9 ... 394 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

RIVERSIDE–SAN

BERNARDINO, CA PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 61 .. 80 457 100.0 92.0

Admissions 61 ..................... 55 566 69.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 61 ..................... 23 824 29.6 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 19 ... 164 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 903 1.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 29. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

VENTURA, CA PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 16 .. 20 033 100.0 80.5

Admissions 16 ..................... 14 902 74.4 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 16 ..................... 5 023 25.1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 6 ... 108 .5 (X)

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 21 .. 19 205 100.0 86.7

Admissions 21 ..................... 13 680 71.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 21 ..................... 5 410 28.2 (X)

All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 47 .2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 9 ... 68 .4 (X)

LUBBOCK, TX MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 10 .. 6 973 100.0 77.3

Admissions 10 ..................... 4 757 68.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 10 ..................... 2 212 31.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 .1 (X)

LYNCHBURG, VA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 4 .. 3 340 100.0 100.0

Admissions 4 ..................... 2 199 65.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 4 ..................... 1 131 33.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 .3 (X)

MADISON, WI MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 16 .. 10 990 100.0 99.4

Admissions 16 ..................... 8 099 73.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 16 ..................... 2 838 25.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 .5 (X)

MEDFORD–ASHLAND, OR

MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 5 647 100.0 98.6

Admissions 7 ..................... 3 938 69.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 1 604 28.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 105 1.9 (X)

MELBOURNE–TITUSVILLE–

PALM BAY, FL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 15 .. 13 327 100.0 94.7

Admissions 15 ..................... 10 674 80.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 11 ..................... 2 592 19.5 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 7 ... 59 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

MEMPHIS, TN–AR–MS MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 15 .. 11 258 100.0 96.9

Admissions 15 ..................... 8 107 72.0 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 15 ..................... 3 020 26.8 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 8 ... 131 1.2 (X)

MIAMI–FORT

LAUDERDALE, FL CMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 75 .. 100 145 100.0 81.7

Admissions 75 ..................... 73 152 73.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 68 ..................... 26 003 26.0 (X)

All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 479 .5 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 19 ... 511 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL

PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 39 .. 46 298 100.0 75.0

Admissions 39 ..................... 34 741 75.0 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 33 ..................... 10 882 23.5 (X)

All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 479 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 7 ... 196 .4 (X)

MIAMI, FL PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 36 .. 53 847 100.0 87.4

Admissions 36 ..................... 38 411 71.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 35 ..................... 15 121 28.1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 12 ... 315 .6 (X)

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 38 .. 35 518 100.0 75.3

Admissions 38 ..................... 24 956 70.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 38 ..................... 10 461 29.5 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 7 ... 90 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 (V) (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 68 .. 63 547 100.0 65.9

Admissions 68 ..................... 45 916 72.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 62 ..................... 17 608 27.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 (V) (X)

MODESTO, CA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 5 .. 8 286 100.0 76.6

Admissions 5 ..................... 6 602 79.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 4 ..................... 1 562 18.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 122 1.5 (X)

NEW YORK–NORTHERN

NEW JERSEY–LONG

ISLAND, NY–NJ–CT–PA

CMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 458 .. 570 238 100.0 69.4

Admissions 458 ..................... 454 709 79.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 406 ..................... 112 431 19.7 (X)

All other merchandise sales 42 ...... 580 .1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 80 ... 2 518 .4 (X)

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 27 .. 34 363 100.0 81.5

Admissions 27 ..................... 27 045 78.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 24 ..................... 7 291 21.2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 5 ... 25 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

DUTCHESS COUNTY, NY

PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 10 .. 8 276 100.0 96.5

Admissions 10 ..................... 6 529 78.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 10 ..................... 1 655 20.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 92 1.1 (X)

MIDDLESEX–SOMERSET–

HUNTERDON, NJ PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 23 .. 30 456 100.0 77.4

Admissions 23 ..................... 22 850 75.0 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 23 ..................... 7 451 24.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 155 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 29. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MONMOUTH–OCEAN, NJ

PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 25 .. 20 220 100.0 87.5

Admissions 25 ..................... 15 097 74.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 24 ..................... 5 123 25.3 (X)

NEW HAVEN–MERIDEN, CT

PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 9 .. 12 301 100.0 74.1

Admissions 9 ..................... 9 400 76.4 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 9 ..................... 2 781 22.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 120 1.0 (X)

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 207 .. 275 553 100.0 67.2

Admissions 207 ..................... 226 373 82.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 172 ..................... 47 677 17.3 (X)

All other merchandise sales 11 ...... 236 .1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 44 ... 1 267 .5 (X)

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 38 .. 34 435 100.0 86.6

Admissions 38 ..................... 26 122 75.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 34 ..................... 8 188 23.8 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 7 ... 120 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 31 .. 36 272 100.0 70.2

Admissions 31 ..................... 23 979 66.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 31 ..................... 11 978 33.0 (X) All other merchandise sales 8 ...... 118 .3 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 15 ... 197 .5 (X)

OCALA, FL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 5 .. 3 333 100.0 71.2

Admissions 5 ..................... 2 469 74.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 4 ..................... 863 25.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 30 .. 25 598 100.0 61.5

Admissions 30 ..................... 18 061 70.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 30 ..................... 7 431 29.0 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 13 ... 101 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

OMAHA, NE–IA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 19 .. 17 409 100.0 88.0

Admissions 19 ..................... 11 789 67.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 19 ..................... 5 593 32.1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 6 ... 27 .2 (X)

ORLANDO, FL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 41 .. 39 492 100.0 75.2

Admissions 41 ..................... 26 885 68.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 38 ..................... 12 151 30.8 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 11 ... 451 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PANAMA CITY, FL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 6 .. 4 090 100.0 74.4

Admissions 6 ..................... 2 827 69.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 6 ..................... 1 252 30.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 .3 (X)

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 88 .. 120 321 100.0 62.6

Admissions 88 ..................... 87 707 72.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 86 ..................... 31 660 26.3 (X)

All other merchandise sales 6 ...... 225 .2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 38 ... 729 .6 (X)

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 57 .. 42 676 100.0 100.0

Admissions 57 ..................... 34 264 80.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 29 ..................... 8 203 19.2 (X) All other merchandise sales 6 ...... 44 .1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 4 ... 165 .4 (X)

PORTLAND, ME MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 8 .. 7 217 100.0 94.3

Admissions 8 ..................... 5 630 78.0 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 1 557 21.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 .4 (X)

PROVIDENCE–FALL

RIVER–WARWICK, RI–MA

MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 22 .. 21 069 100.0 89.7

Admissions 22 ..................... 17 614 83.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 18 ..................... 3 330 15.8 (X)

All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 25 .1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 4 ... 100 .5 (X)

PROVO–OREM, UT MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 12 .. 5 903 100.0 100.0

Admissions 12 ..................... 4 323 73.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 12 ..................... 1 578 26.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

RALEIGH–DURHAM–

CHAPEL HILL, NC MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 23 .. 18 806 100.0 80.9

Admissions 23 ..................... 14 347 76.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 23 ..................... 4 347 23.1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 9 ... 106 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

RAPID CITY, SD MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 4 .. 2 819 100.0 72.3

Admissions 4 ..................... 2 085 74.0 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 4 ..................... 734 26.0 (X)

RICHMOND–PETERSBURG,

VA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 18 .. 19 281 100.0 60.0

Admissions 18 ..................... 13 891 72.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 18 ..................... 5 227 27.1 (X)

All other merchandise sales 13 ...... 160 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 29. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ROANOKE, VA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 5 .. 4 179 100.0 100.0

Admissions 5 ..................... 3 000 71.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 5 ..................... 1 160 27.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 .5 (X)

ROCHESTER, NY MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 24 .. 23 897 100.0 86.8

Admissions 24 ..................... 18 833 78.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 22 ..................... 5 062 21.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

ROCKFORD, IL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 8 .. 4 856 100.0 62.0

Admissions 8 ..................... 3 048 62.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 8 ..................... 1 803 37.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 .1 (X)

SACRAMENTO, CA PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 29 .. 36 606 100.0 80.4

Admissions 29 ..................... 27 104 74.0 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 24 ..................... 8 927 24.4 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 9 ... 567 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

SAGINAW–BAY CITY–

MIDLAND, MI MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 7 873 100.0 92.0

Admissions 7 ..................... 5 364 68.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 6 ..................... 1 930 24.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 579 7.4 (X)

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 56 .. 52 544 100.0 99.1

Admissions 56 ..................... 35 564 67.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 54 ..................... 16 715 31.8 (X)

All other merchandise sales 5 ...... 35 .1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 9 ... 230 .4 (X)

SALINAS, CA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 14 .. 11 226 100.0 70.9

Admissions 14 ..................... 7 752 69.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 14 ..................... 3 228 28.8 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 4 ... 189 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 57 .5 (X)

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 47 .. 37 867 100.0 89.8

Admissions 47 ..................... 26 206 69.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 47 ..................... 10 876 28.7 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 14 ... 186 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 599 1.6 (X)

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 19 .. 32 220 100.0 97.5

Admissions 19 ..................... 20 594 63.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 19 ..................... 11 015 34.2 (X)

All other merchandise sales 11 ...... 579 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 32 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 72 .. 91 259 100.0 80.5

Admissions 72 ..................... 67 067 73.5 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 68 ..................... 22 949 25.2 (X)

All other merchandise sales 16 ...... 1 040 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 18 ... 203 .2 (X)

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 186 .. 245 513 100.0 85.2

Admissions 186 ..................... 179 935 73.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 169 ..................... 57 068 23.2 (X)

All other merchandise sales 21 ...... 589 .2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 74 ... 7 921 3.2 (X)

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 51 .. 77 624 100.0 86.2

Admissions 51 ..................... 56 091 72.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 51 ..................... 18 434 23.8 (X)

All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 123 .2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 17 ... 2 976 3.8 (X)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 69 .. 76 608 100.0 83.0

Admissions 69 ..................... 58 912 76.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 60 ..................... 15 862 20.7 (X)

All other merchandise sales 13 ...... 457 .6 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 30 ... 1 377 1.8 (X)

SAN JOSE, CA PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 33 .. 60 142 100.0 94.2

Admissions 33 ..................... 42 152 70.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 29 ..................... 14 611 24.3 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 20 ... 3 376 5.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

SANTA ROSA, CA PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 10 .. 7 329 100.0 78.3

Admissions 10 ..................... 5 851 79.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 6 ..................... 1 475 20.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

VALLEJO–FAIRFIELD–

NAPA, CA PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 13 .. 13 984 100.0 97.9

Admissions 13 ..................... 9 620 68.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 13 ..................... 4 169 29.8 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 7 ... 190 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

SAN LUIS OBISPO–

ATASCADERO–PASO

ROBLES, CA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 8 .. 7 987 100.0 96.6

Admissions 8 ..................... 6 003 75.2 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 8 ..................... 1 984 24.8 (X)

SANTA BARBARA–SANTA

MARIA–LOMPOC, CA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 17 .. 11 448 100.0 84.1

Admissions 17 ..................... 8 573 74.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 17 ..................... 2 697 23.6 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 5 ... 178 1.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 29. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SARASOTA–BRADENTON,

FL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 12 .. 10 063 100.0 100.0

Admissions 12 ..................... 8 863 88.1 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 5 ..................... 1 113 11.1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 8 ... 86 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

BREMERTON, WA PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 6 601 100.0 97.0

Admissions 7 ..................... 4 685 71.0 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 1 884 28.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 32 .5 (X)

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 60 .. 76 330 100.0 98.4

Admissions 60 ..................... 57 134 74.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 57 ..................... 19 074 25.0 (X)

All other merchandise sales 9 ...... 71 .1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 5 ... 51 .1 (X)

TACOMA, WA PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 14 .. 16 774 100.0 94.3

Admissions 14 ..................... 11 652 69.5 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 13 ..................... 4 784 28.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 338 2.0 (X)

SPOKANE, WA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 15 .. 10 004 100.0 100.0

Admissions 15 ..................... 6 898 69.0 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 15 ..................... 3 056 30.6 (X)

All other merchandise sales 6 ...... 50 .5 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 12 .. 11 476 100.0 100.0

Admissions 12 ..................... 8 804 76.7 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 12 ..................... 2 618 22.8 (X) All other merchandise sales 4 ...... 12 .1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 5 ... 42 .4 (X)

STOCKTON–LODI, CA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 9 .. 5 301 100.0 95.5

Admissions 9 ..................... 3 892 73.4 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 9 ..................... 1 409 26.6 (X)

SYRACUSE, NY MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 23 .. 14 822 100.0 98.3

Admissions 23 ..................... 11 526 77.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 22 ..................... 3 295 22.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

TALLAHASSEE, FL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 6 330 100.0 80.4

Admissions 7 ..................... 4 235 66.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 2 090 33.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 51 .. 45 539 100.0 88.4

Admissions 51 ..................... 31 667 69.5 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 40 ..................... 12 511 27.5 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 25 ... 345 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 016 2.2 (X)

TOLEDO, OH MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 16 .. 12 305 100.0 99.3

Admissions 16 ..................... 8 488 69.0 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 16 ..................... 3 681 29.9 (X)

All other merchandise sales 5 ...... 16 .1 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 9 ... 120 1.0 (X)

TUCSON, AZ MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 19 .. 18 738 100.0 96.7

Admissions 19 ..................... 12 916 68.9 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 19 ..................... 5 591 29.8 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 7 ... 178 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 .3 (X)

TYLER, TX MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 2 161 100.0 77.4

Admissions 7 ..................... 1 497 69.3 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 7 ..................... 609 28.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 55 2.6 (X)

VISALIA–TULARE–

PORTERVILLE, CA MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 7 .. 3 639 100.0 95.6

Admissions 7 ..................... 2 977 81.8 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 5 ..................... 662 18.2 (X)

WACO, TX MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 6 .. 2 180 100.0 81.5

Admissions 6 ..................... 1 515 69.5 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 6 ..................... 665 30.5 (X)

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

783 Motion picture theaters 103 .. 135 855 100.0 81.2

Admissions 103 ..................... 98 596 72.6 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 101 ..................... 36 488 26.9 (X)

All other merchandise sales 17 ...... 276 .2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 26 ... 495 .4 (X)

WEST PALM BEACH–BOCA

RATON, FL MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 26 .. 27 824 100.0 61.0

Admissions 26 ..................... 21 431 77.0 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 14 ..................... 5 828 21.0 (X) All other merchandise sales 7 ...... 327 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 10 ... 238 .9 (X)

WICHITA, KS MSA

783 Motion picture theaters 16 .. 12 518 100.0 83.0

Admissions 16 ..................... 8 431 67.4 (X)

Refreshment stands and vending

machines 16 ..................... 3 911 31.2 (X)

All other receipts from patrons 5 ... 60 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 116 .9 (X)

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Table 30. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

United States 21 ..................... 998 5 075 315 100.0 66.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 21 ......................... 998 4 344 243 85.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 10 ..................... 836 68 973 1.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 14 ................................ 988 398 619 7.9 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 2 .................... 476 27 087 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ................ 442 170 989 3.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 797 65 404 1.3 (X)

Alexandria, LA MSA 6 ............... 2 318 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 6 ......................... 2 022 87.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 4 ................................ 114 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ................ 175 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 7 .3 (X)

Allentown–Bethlehem–Easton, PA

MSA 34 ............................. 10 254 100.0 96.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 34 ......................... 8 747 85.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 20 ..................... 83 .8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 32 ................................ 1 179 11.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ................ 233 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 12 .1 (X)

Anchorage, AK MSA 41 ............... 11 367 100.0 85.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 41 ......................... 9 611 84.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 23 ..................... 74 .7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 25 ................................ 560 4.9 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 4 .................... 311 2.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ................ 663 5.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 .......... 148 1.3 (X)

Atlanta, GA MSA 239 .................. 74 870 100.0 81.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 239 ......................... 66 068 88.2 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 183 ..................... 777 1.0 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 163 ................................ 6 096 8.1 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 87 .................... 339 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 171 ................ 1 548 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 43 .......... 42 .1 (X)

Augusta–Aiken, GA–SC MSA 36 ....... 9 687 100.0 76.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 36 ......................... 8 827 91.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 18 ..................... 121 1.3 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 20 ................................ 596 6.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ................ 101 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 42 .4 (X)

Bakersfield, CA MSA 43 .............. 10 447 100.0 91.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 43 ......................... 10 009 95.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 6 ..................... 19 .2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 8 ................................ 199 1.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ................ 220 2.1 (X)

Barnstable–Yarmouth, MA MSA 18 .... 2 750 100.0 93.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 18 ......................... 2 462 89.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ................ 75 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 213 7.8 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Baton Rouge, LA MSA 48 ............. 10 216 100.0 82.7

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 48 ......................... 8 596 84.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 23 ..................... 184 1.8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 29 ................................ 707 6.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ................ 579 5.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 .......... 147 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 (V) (X)

Beaumont–Port Arthur, TX MSA 37 .... 9 308 100.0 73.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 37 ......................... 7 913 85.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 13 ..................... 206 2.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 19 ................................ 551 5.9 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 5 .................... 305 3.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ................ 176 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 157 1.7 (X)

Benton Harbor, MI MSA 14 ............ 1 980 100.0 89.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 14 ......................... 1 797 90.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 10 ..................... 31 1.6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 6 ................................ 100 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ................ 45 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 7 .4 (X)

Bloomington, IN MSA 16 .............. 3 789 100.0 94.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 16 ......................... 3 428 90.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 12 ..................... 46 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 12 ................................ 186 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ................ 54 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 .......... 75 2.0 (X)

Bloomington–Normal, IL MSA 13 ...... 2 217 100.0 98.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 13 ......................... 1 989 89.7 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 6 ..................... 41 1.9 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 9 ................................ 177 8.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 10 .5 (X)

Buffalo–Niagara Falls, NY MSA 54 ..... 19 824 100.0 81.5

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 54 ......................... 16 342 82.4 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 20 ..................... 52 .3 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 49 ................................ 2 554 12.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 42 ................ 875 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Cedar Rapids, IA MSA 14 ............. 4 200 100.0 74.6

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 14 ......................... 2 424 57.7 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 11 ..................... 57 1.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 12 ................................ 196 4.7 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 4 .................... 512 12.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ................ 795 18.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 216 5.1 (X)

Charleston–North Charleston, SC

MSA 52 ............................. 13 139 100.0 69.6

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 52 ......................... 11 962 91.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 8 ..................... 28 .2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 29 ................................ 1 002 7.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 137 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 10 .1 (X)

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Table 30. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Charlotte–Gastonia–Rock Hill, NC–

SC MSA 102 .......................... 23 624 100.0 78.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 102 ......................... 21 403 90.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 15 ..................... 48 .2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 49 ................................ 1 788 7.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 43 ................ 185 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 .......... 200 .9 (X)

Chattanooga, TN–GA MSA 42 ......... 8 193 100.0 90.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 42 ......................... 7 338 89.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 15 ..................... 54 .7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 27 ................................ 624 7.6 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 5 .................... 65 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ................ 90 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 22 .3 (X)

Cheyenne, WY MSA 9 ............... 1 988 100.0 73.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 9 ......................... 1 830 92.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 9 ..................... 23 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 9 ................................ 66 3.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ................ 69 3.5 (X)

Chicago, IL PMSA 587 ................. 174 943 100.0 80.6

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 587 ......................... 148 379 84.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 329 ..................... 1 289 .7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 326 ................................ 17 712 10.1 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 8 .................... 479 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 264 ................ 6 058 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 74 .......... 1 026 .6 (X)

Gary, IN PMSA 71 .................... 13 909 100.0 90.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 71 ......................... 12 414 89.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 45 ..................... 199 1.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 61 ................................ 1 055 7.6 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 4 .................... 26 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ................ 131 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 .......... 84 .6 (X)

Chico–Paradise, CA MSA 26 .......... 6 113 100.0 88.7

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 26 ......................... 5 466 89.4 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 26 ..................... 225 3.7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 26 ................................ 249 4.1 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 10 .................... 42 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ................ 87 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 44 .7 (X)

Cincinnati–Hamilton, OH–KY–IN

CMSA 148 ............................ 32 763 100.0 70.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 148 ......................... 27 835 85.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 48 ..................... 234 .7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 79 ................................ 2 244 6.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 71 ................ 2 162 6.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 .......... 274 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 14 (V) (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Cincinnati, OH–KY–IN PMSA 124 ........ 28 179 100.0 69.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 124 ......................... 23 901 84.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 40 ..................... 179 .6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 66 ................................ 2 088 7.4 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 5 .................... 14 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 57 ................ 1 799 6.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 23 .......... 198 .7 (X)

Hamilton–Middletown, OH PMSA 24 ... 4 584 100.0 74.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 24 ......................... 3 934 85.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 8 ..................... 55 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 13 ................................ 156 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ................ 363 7.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 76 1.7 (X)

Colorado Springs, CO MSA 39 ........ 7 642 100.0 86.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 39 ......................... 6 391 83.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 20 ..................... 120 1.6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 35 ................................ 702 9.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ................ 227 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 .......... 202 2.6 (X)

Columbia, MO MSA 10 ................ 1 893 100.0 96.7

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 10 ......................... 1 680 88.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 8 ..................... 87 4.6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 6 ................................ 78 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ................ 48 2.5 (X)

Columbia, SC MSA 46 ................ 12 789 100.0 67.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 46 ......................... 11 113 86.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 14 ..................... 9 .1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 40 ................................ 1 078 8.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ................ 551 4.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 .......... 38 .3 (X)

Columbus, GA–AL MSA 8 ............ 3 408 100.0 96.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 8 ......................... 3 082 90.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 5 ................................ 297 8.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 29 .9 (X)

Columbus, OH MSA 105 ................ 29 602 100.0 66.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 105 ......................... 24 591 83.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 47 ..................... 267 .9 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 78 ................................ 2 945 10.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 45 ................ 1 523 5.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 27 .......... 267 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 (V) (X)

Corpus Christi, TX MSA 20 ............ 6 925 100.0 65.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 20 ......................... 6 095 88.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 8 ..................... 22 .3 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 13 ................................ 754 10.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ................ 26 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 28 .4 (X)

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Table 30. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Dallas–Fort Worth, TX CMSA 329 ....... 116 935 100.0 69.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 329 ......................... 100 014 85.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 269 ..................... 1 403 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 292 ................................ 10 191 8.7 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 24 .................... 410 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 258 ................ 4 615 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 61 .......... 302 .3 (X)

Dallas, TX PMSA 219 .................. 81 747 100.0 72.6

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 219 ......................... 69 343 84.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 189 ..................... 992 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 191 ................................ 7 699 9.4 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 17 .................... 180 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 180 ................ 3 359 4.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 .......... 174 .2 (X)

Danville, VA MSA 9 .................. 1 674 100.0 94.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 9 ......................... 1 459 87.2 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 7 ..................... 27 1.6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 9 ................................ 157 9.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ................ 31 1.9 (X)

Davenport–Moline–Rock Island, IA–

IL MSA 28 ........................... 8 208 100.0 88.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 28 ......................... 6 299 76.7 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 14 ..................... 98 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 21 ................................ 508 6.2 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 4 .................... 33 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ................ 393 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 877 10.7 (X)

Daytona Beach, FL MSA 36 ........... 7 901 100.0 81.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 36 ......................... 7 095 89.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 18 ..................... 107 1.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 29 ................................ 409 5.2 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 6 .................... 4 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ................ 213 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 73 .9 (X)

Decatur, IL MSA 11 ................... 4 100 100.0 99.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 11 ......................... 3 873 94.5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 9 ................................ 149 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 78 1.9 (X)

Denver–Boulder–Greeley, CO

CMSA 155 ............................ 45 932 100.0 69.7

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 155 ......................... 37 465 81.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 112 ..................... 1 132 2.5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 137 ................................ 4 058 8.8 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 5 .................... 219 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 137 ................ 1 998 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 59 .......... 1 060 2.3 (X)

Boulder–Longmont, CO PMSA 14 ...... 4 996 100.0 93.6

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 14 ......................... 4 202 84.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 14 ..................... 279 5.6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 12 ................................ 325 6.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ................ 169 3.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 .......... 21 .4 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Denver, CO PMSA 129 ................. 37 466 100.0 64.7

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 129 ......................... 30 166 80.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 89 ..................... 767 2.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 116 ................................ 3 659 9.8 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 5 .................... 219 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 119 ................ 1 616 4.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 53 .......... 1 039 2.8 (X)

Greeley, CO PMSA 12 ................ 3 470 100.0 87.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 12 ......................... 3 097 89.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 9 ..................... 86 2.5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 9 ................................ 74 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ................ 213 6.1 (X)

Des Moines, IA MSA 39 ............... 7 207 100.0 80.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 39 ......................... 6 354 88.2 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 24 ..................... 71 1.0 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 34 ................................ 553 7.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 26 ................ 45 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 .......... 184 2.6 (X)

Detroit–Ann Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA 410 .. 120 491 100.0 78.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 410 ......................... 104 727 86.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 236 ..................... 685 .6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 381 ................................ 10 850 9.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 256 ................ 3 710 3.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 30 .......... 498 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 21 (V) (X)

Ann Arbor, MI PMSA 40 ............... 18 003 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 40 ......................... 17 165 95.4 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 18 ..................... 93 .5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 36 ................................ 614 3.4 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 6 .................... 12 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ................ 91 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 28 .2 (X)

Detroit, MI PMSA 315 .................. 91 474 100.0 79.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 315 ......................... 78 144 85.4 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 191 ..................... 497 .5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 303 ................................ 9 416 10.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 221 ................ 3 156 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 .......... 252 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 (V) (X)

Dover, DE MSA 20 .................... 3 674 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 20 ......................... 3 133 85.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 19 ..................... 141 3.8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 20 ................................ 358 9.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 42 1.1 (X)

Elmira, NY MSA 9 ................... 2 222 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 9 ......................... 1 990 89.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 9 ..................... 37 1.7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 9 ................................ 136 6.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ................ 57 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 30. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Eugene–Springfield, OR MSA 36 ....... 8 199 100.0 74.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 36 ......................... 6 837 83.4 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 20 ..................... 150 1.8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 26 ................................ 300 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ................ 589 7.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 231 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 92 1.1 (X)

Fayetteville–Springdale–Rogers, AR

MSA 29 ............................. 7 485 100.0 85.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 29 ......................... 5 388 72.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 15 ..................... 1 166 15.6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 20 ................................ 153 2.0 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 6 .................... 738 9.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ................ 12 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 28 .4 (X)

Florence, AL MSA 18 ................. 2 326 100.0 94.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 18 ......................... 2 286 98.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 40 1.7 (X)

Fort Collins–Loveland, CO MSA 22 .... 6 194 100.0 96.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 22 ......................... 5 703 92.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 12 ..................... 104 1.7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 12 ................................ 69 1.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ................ 318 5.1 (X)

Fort Pierce–Port St. Lucie, FL MSA 16 . 4 019 100.0 83.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 16 ......................... 3 588 89.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 16 ..................... 49 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 5 ................................ 281 7.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ................ 101 2.5 (X)

Fresno, CA MSA 70 ................... 12 495 100.0 83.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 70 ......................... 11 017 88.2 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 25 ..................... 305 2.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 55 ................................ 485 3.9 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 7 .................... 52 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ................ 551 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 .......... 85 .7 (X)

Gadsden, AL MSA 10 ................. 1 722 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 10 ......................... 1 623 94.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 99 5.8 (X)

Goldsboro, NC MSA 9 ............... 2 053 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 9 ......................... 1 856 90.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ................ 30 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 167 8.1 (X)

Green Bay, WI MSA 13 ............... 3 040 100.0 80.7

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 13 ......................... 2 672 87.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 .......... 7 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 361 11.9 (X)

Greensboro–Winston-Salem–High

Point, NC MSA 110 ................... 28 319 100.0 72.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 110 ......................... 24 512 86.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 59 ..................... 117 .4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 109 ................................ 2 963 10.5 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 42 .................... 111 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 62 ................ 341 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 31 .......... 275 1.0 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Harrisburg–Lebanon–Carlisle, PA

MSA 53 ............................. 12 320 100.0 82.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 53 ......................... 10 286 83.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 39 ..................... 117 1.0 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 53 ................................ 1 092 8.9 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 11 .................... 94 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 34 ................ 471 3.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 25 .......... 260 2.1 (X)

Hartford, CT MSA 105 ................. 23 946 100.0 80.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 105 ......................... 20 093 83.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 67 ..................... 273 1.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 91 ................................ 2 153 9.0 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 13 .................... 176 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 72 ................ 921 3.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 33 .......... 330 1.4 (X)

Honolulu, HI MSA 45 .................. 17 992 100.0 90.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 45 ......................... 13 790 76.7 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 8 ..................... 28 .2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 29 ................................ 2 960 16.5 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 26 .................... 290 1.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ................ 268 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 .......... 656 3.7 (X)

Houston–Galveston–Brazoria, TX

CMSA 302 ............................ 88 319 100.0 71.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 302 ......................... 74 997 84.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 162 ..................... 1 023 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 182 ................................ 6 231 7.1 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 37 .................... 169 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 124 ................ 3 846 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 44 .......... 2 053 2.3 (X)

Galveston–Texas City, TX PMSA 20 ... 4 755 100.0 85.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 20 ......................... 4 339 91.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 9 ..................... 57 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 9 ................................ 116 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ................ 87 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 156 3.3 (X)

Houston, TX PMSA 266 ................ 80 987 100.0 70.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 266 ......................... 68 229 84.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 151 ..................... 955 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 165 ................................ 6 060 7.5 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 35 .................... 110 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 116 ................ 3 757 4.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 35 .......... 1 876 2.3 (X)

Indianapolis, IN MSA 131 .............. 38 410 100.0 71.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 131 ......................... 33 980 88.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 50 ..................... 240 .6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 107 ................................ 2 755 7.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 76 ................ 1 330 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 .......... 100 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 30. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Jackson, MS MSA 30 ................. 7 248 100.0 86.5

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 30 ......................... 6 306 87.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 19 ..................... 149 2.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 19 ................................ 263 3.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ................ 376 5.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 .......... 154 2.1 (X)

Jacksonville, FL MSA 52 .............. 17 330 100.0 93.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 52 ......................... 15 356 88.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 40 ..................... 208 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 38 ................................ 1 191 6.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 26 ................ 559 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 .......... 16 .1 (X)

Jamestown, NY MSA 11 .............. 2 255 100.0 80.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 11 ......................... 1 984 88.0 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 6 ................................ 221 9.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ................ 50 2.2 (X)

Johnson City–Kingsport–Bristol,

TN–VA MSA 53 ...................... 8 391 100.0 79.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 53 ......................... 7 594 90.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 16 ..................... 46 .6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 24 ................................ 537 6.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ................ 39 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 .......... 174 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Joplin, MO MSA 16 ................... 3 496 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 16 ......................... 2 919 83.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 11 ..................... 85 2.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 11 ................................ 208 6.0 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 5 .................... 158 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ................ 87 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 39 1.1 (X)

Kansas City, MO–KS MSA 127 .......... 46 670 100.0 89.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 127 ......................... 38 855 83.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 54 ..................... 677 1.5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 86 ................................ 4 580 9.8 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 9 .................... 24 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 59 ................ 2 203 4.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 29 .......... 331 .7 (X)

Killeen–Temple, TX MSA 27 ........... 7 970 100.0 80.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 27 ......................... 7 056 88.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 23 ..................... 362 4.5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 27 ................................ 494 6.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ................ 52 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 .1 (X)

Knoxville, TN MSA 72 ................. 12 884 100.0 81.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 72 ......................... 11 715 90.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 23 ..................... 56 .4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 45 ................................ 561 4.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ................ 137 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 .......... 415 3.2 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Kokomo, IN MSA 9 .................. 1 848 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 9 ......................... 1 409 76.2 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 9 ..................... 32 1.7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 9 ................................ 174 9.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ................ 143 7.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 90 4.9 (X)

Lafayette, IN MSA 10 ................. 3 731 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 10 ......................... 2 805 75.2 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 10 ..................... 105 2.8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 10 ................................ 317 8.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ................ 299 8.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 204 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Lakeland–Winter Haven, FL MSA 34 ... 5 085 100.0 70.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 34 ......................... 4 494 88.4 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 12 ..................... 78 1.5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 19 ................................ 382 7.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ................ 100 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 .......... 31 .6 (X)

Lancaster, PA MSA 25 ................ 8 133 100.0 93.7

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 25 ......................... 6 269 77.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 9 ..................... 67 .8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 20 ................................ 705 8.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ................ 1 064 13.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 28 .3 (X)

Lansing–East Lansing, MI MSA 37 ..... 8 394 100.0 66.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 37 ......................... 6 306 75.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 26 ..................... 288 3.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 24 ................................ 1 158 13.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ................ 333 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 .......... 59 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 250 3.0 (X)

Las Vegas, NV–AZ MSA 90 ............ 33 837 100.0 68.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 90 ......................... 29 420 87.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 45 ..................... 485 1.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 89 ................................ 2 822 8.3 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 10 .................... 104 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 71 ................ 959 2.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 .......... 47 .1 (X)

Lawrence, KS MSA 7 ................ 1 290 100.0 81.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 7 ......................... 1 013 78.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 4 ..................... 20 1.6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 4 ................................ 139 10.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ................ 104 8.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 14 1.1 (X)

Lawton, OK MSA 10 .................. 4 437 100.0 86.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 10 ......................... 4 163 93.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 5 ..................... 137 3.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 5 ................................ 137 3.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 30. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Lincoln, NE MSA 25 .................. 6 043 100.0 87.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 25 ......................... 4 847 80.2 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 25 ..................... 183 3.0 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 25 ................................ 486 8.0 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 6 .................... 74 1.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ................ 114 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 .......... 339 5.6 (X)

Orange County, CA PMSA 152 ......... 37 446 100.0 90.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 152 ......................... 31 495 84.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 72 ..................... 212 .6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 103 ................................ 3 552 9.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 75 ................ 1 334 3.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 46 .......... 853 2.3 (X)

Riverside–San Bernardino, CA

PMSA 212 ............................ 39 209 100.0 71.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 212 ......................... 34 889 89.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 121 ..................... 573 1.5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 178 ................................ 2 326 5.9 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 21 .................... 68 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 111 ................ 1 076 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 47 .......... 277 .7 (X)

Ventura, CA PMSA 67 ................ 15 716 100.0 64.6

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 67 ......................... 11 539 73.4 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 23 ..................... 88 .6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 51 ................................ 1 107 7.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ................ 2 968 18.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 14 .1 (X)

Louisville, KY–IN MSA 105 ............. 20 692 100.0 69.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 105 ......................... 19 212 92.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 68 ..................... 282 1.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 84 ................................ 700 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ................ 180 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 .......... 303 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 15 .1 (X)

Lubbock, TX MSA 17 ................. 4 986 100.0 99.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 17 ......................... 4 114 82.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 13 ..................... 388 7.8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 17 ................................ 460 9.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ................ 16 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 8 .2 (X)

Lynchburg, VA MSA 20 ............... 2 923 100.0 98.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 20 ......................... 2 657 90.9 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 4 ................................ 127 4.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 .......... 71 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 68 2.3 (X)

Madison, WI MSA 33 .................. 7 755 100.0 78.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 33 ......................... 6 290 81.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 22 ..................... 88 1.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 30 ................................ 765 9.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ................ 492 6.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 .......... 120 1.6 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Melbourne–Titusville–Palm Bay, FL

MSA 40 ............................. 9 012 100.0 85.5

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 40 ......................... 7 959 88.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 32 ..................... 148 1.6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 37 ................................ 654 7.3 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 8 .................... 79 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ................ 97 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 .......... 75 .8 (X)

Memphis, TN–AR–MS MSA 63 ......... 17 092 100.0 91.7

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 63 ......................... 15 265 89.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 23 ..................... 66 .4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 45 ................................ 1 598 9.4 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 17 .................... 57 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ................ 40 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 .......... 66 .4 (X)

Miami–Fort Lauderdale, FL CMSA 248 .. 72 937 100.0 69.5

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 248 ......................... 60 181 82.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 131 ..................... 498 .7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 185 ................................ 8 970 12.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 144 ................ 2 923 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 .......... 358 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 7 (V) (X)

Fort Lauderdale, FL PMSA 99 ......... 33 718 100.0 74.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 99 ......................... 27 926 82.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 67 ..................... 251 .7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 76 ................................ 3 803 11.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 72 ................ 1 427 4.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 .......... 311 .9 (X)

Milwaukee–Waukesha, WI PMSA 96 ... 28 223 100.0 80.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 96 ......................... 22 578 80.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 56 ..................... 254 .9 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 91 ................................ 4 022 14.3 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 20 .................... 55 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 60 ................ 1 149 4.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 .......... 165 .6 (X)

Mobile, AL MSA 45 ................... 9 504 100.0 72.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 45 ......................... 8 152 85.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 23 ..................... 114 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 35 ................................ 608 6.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ................ 616 6.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 14 .2 (X)

Montgomery, AL MSA 13 ............. 4 058 100.0 72.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 13 ......................... 3 453 85.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 11 ................................ 83 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ................ 37 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 .......... 485 12.0 (X)

Nashville, TN MSA 105 ................. 21 334 100.0 94.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 105 ......................... 19 585 91.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 68 ..................... 287 1.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 55 ................................ 1 131 5.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ................ 298 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 33 .2 (X)

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Table 30. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

New Orleans, LA MSA 70 ............. 22 386 100.0 87.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 70 ......................... 18 694 83.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 23 ..................... 136 .6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 36 ................................ 2 022 9.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 31 ................ 1 534 6.9 (X)

New York–Northern New Jersey–

Long Island, NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA 1 . 420 358 126 100.0 69.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 1 ......................... 420 291 985 81.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 344 ..................... 1 662 .5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 920 ................................ 46 577 13.0 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 124 .................... 1 566 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 664 ................ 13 733 3.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 244 .......... 2 603 .7 (X)

Bergen–Passaic, NJ PMSA 82 ......... 26 515 100.0 74.6

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 82 ......................... 20 789 78.4 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 32 ..................... 215 .8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 51 ................................ 4 015 15.1 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 50 .................... 103 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 69 ................ 1 201 4.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 34 .......... 192 .7 (X)

Bridgeport, CT PMSA 35 .............. 8 599 100.0 73.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 35 ......................... 7 199 83.7 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 18 ..................... 41 .5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 35 ................................ 700 8.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ................ 376 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 111 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 172 2.0 (X)

Danbury, CT PMSA 27 ................ 5 544 100.0 90.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 27 ......................... 4 572 82.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 12 ..................... 43 .8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 20 ................................ 468 8.4 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 8 .................... 229 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ................ 177 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 55 1.0 (X)

Middlesex–Somerset–Hunterdon, NJ

PMSA 82 ............................ 21 310 100.0 84.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 82 ......................... 18 182 85.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 23 ..................... 108 .5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 53 ................................ 2 414 11.3 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 11 .................... 83 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ................ 479 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 44 .2 (X)

Monmouth–Ocean, NJ PMSA 96 ....... 23 811 100.0 79.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 96 ......................... 18 927 79.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 29 ..................... 275 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 86 ................................ 2 394 10.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 65 ................ 1 864 7.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 .......... 343 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 8 (V) (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Nassau–Suffolk, NY PMSA 212 ......... 64 079 100.0 88.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 212 ......................... 52 748 82.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 73 ..................... 150 .2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 146 ................................ 8 488 13.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 136 ................ 2 594 4.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 92 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 7 (V) (X)

New Haven–Meriden, CT PMSA 46 ..... 11 214 100.0 85.5

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 46 ......................... 9 514 84.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 15 ..................... 58 .5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 38 ................................ 1 181 10.5 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 7 .................... 47 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ................ 325 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 .......... 89 .8 (X)

Stamford–Norwalk, CT PMSA 34 ...... 9 712 100.0 63.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 34 ......................... 8 320 85.7 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 12 ..................... 40 .4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 28 ................................ 648 6.7 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 8 .................... 267 2.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ................ 343 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 .......... 94 1.0 (X)

Norfolk–Virginia Beach–Newport

News, VA–NC MSA 96 ............... 33 521 100.0 77.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 96 ......................... 28 528 85.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 33 ..................... 116 .4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 91 ................................ 4 121 12.3 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 4 .................... 253 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 37 ................ 424 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 .......... 79 .2 (X)

Odessa–Midland, TX MSA 16 .......... 6 252 100.0 71.5

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 16 ......................... 5 123 81.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 16 ..................... 503 8.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 16 ................................ 584 9.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ................ 42 .7 (X)

Oklahoma City, OK MSA 73 ........... 21 237 100.0 85.7

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 73 ......................... 18 263 86.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 48 ..................... 364 1.7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 58 ................................ 1 930 9.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 48 ................ 558 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 .......... 122 .6 (X)

Omaha, NE–IA MSA 36 ................ 12 638 100.0 86.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 36 ......................... 10 658 84.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 25 ..................... 130 1.0 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 33 ................................ 1 332 10.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ................ 419 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 99 .8 (X)

Panama City, FL MSA 8 .............. 1 661 100.0 85.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 8 ......................... 1 482 89.2 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 4 ..................... 12 .7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 8 ................................ 152 9.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ................ 8 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 7 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 30. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Parkersburg–Marietta, WV–OH

MSA 12 ............................. 2 839 100.0 86.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 12 ......................... 2 581 90.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 5 ..................... 14 .5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 8 ................................ 241 8.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 .1 (X)

Vineland–Millville–Bridgeton, NJ

PMSA 9 ............................ 1 858 100.0 94.6

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 9 ......................... 1 129 60.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 8 ..................... 82 4.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 9 ................................ 134 7.2 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 4 .................... 199 10.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ................ 224 12.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 90 4.8 (X)

Wilmington–Newark, DE–MD PMSA 62 . 13 018 100.0 75.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 62 ......................... 11 401 87.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 17 ..................... 76 .6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 50 ................................ 1 020 7.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 29 ................ 220 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 .......... 232 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 69 .5 (X)

Phoenix–Mesa, AZ MSA 160 ............ 43 748 100.0 76.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 160 ......................... 36 937 84.4 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 103 ..................... 985 2.3 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 108 ................................ 3 455 7.9 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 27 .................... 106 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 69 ................ 1 379 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 40 .......... 886 2.0 (X)

Pittsburgh, PA MSA 129 ................ 28 527 100.0 75.6

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 129 ......................... 24 288 85.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 55 ..................... 462 1.6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 82 ................................ 2 469 8.7 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 7 .................... 385 1.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 47 ................ 620 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 27 .......... 303 1.1 (X)

Portland–Salem, OR–WA CMSA 209 .... 55 557 100.0 65.5

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 209 ......................... 49 364 88.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 106 ..................... 651 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 180 ................................ 2 229 4.0 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 25 .................... 62 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 121 ................ 1 802 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 74 .......... 1 449 2.6 (X)

Portland–Vancouver, OR–WA

PMSA 179 ............................ 51 258 100.0 65.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 179 ......................... 46 114 90.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 91 ..................... 568 1.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 154 ................................ 2 123 4.1 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 21 .................... 47 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 113 ................ 1 774 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 48 .......... 632 1.2 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Providence–Fall River–Warwick, RI–

MA MSA 76 ......................... 17 669 100.0 79.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 76 ......................... 15 856 89.7 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 15 ..................... 20 .1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 66 ................................ 1 088 6.2 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 5 .................... 19 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ................ 311 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 29 .......... 375 2.1 (X)

Provo–Orem, UT MSA 23 .............. 5 277 100.0 92.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 23 ......................... 4 375 82.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 9 ..................... 59 1.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 21 ................................ 634 12.0 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 5 .................... 23 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ................ 99 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 87 1.7 (X)

Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill, NC

MSA 88 ............................. 21 881 100.0 85.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 88 ......................... 19 319 88.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 30 ..................... 168 .8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 74 ................................ 1 780 8.1 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 4 .................... 23 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 58 ................ 340 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 .......... 251 1.2 (X)

Reading, PA MSA 23 .................. 6 015 100.0 74.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 23 ......................... 5 259 87.4 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 7 ..................... 45 .8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 23 ................................ 556 9.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ................ 90 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 .......... 64 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Redding, CA MSA 25 ................. 4 336 100.0 68.7

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 25 ......................... 3 635 83.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 24 ..................... 115 2.7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 22 ................................ 165 3.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ................ 217 5.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 .......... 178 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 26 .6 (X)

Richmond–Petersburg, VA MSA 83 .... 19 732 100.0 74.5

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 83 ......................... 17 670 89.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 32 ..................... 110 .6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 36 ................................ 1 382 7.0 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 20 .................... 73 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 53 ................ 396 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 .......... 101 .5 (X)

Roanoke, VA MSA 17 ................. 4 407 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 17 ......................... 3 953 89.7 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 14 ..................... 107 2.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 17 ................................ 313 7.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ................ 34 .8 (X)

Rocky Mount, NC MSA 12 ............ 2 333 100.0 90.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 12 ......................... 2 195 94.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 4 ..................... 3 .1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 8 ................................ 135 5.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 30. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Sacramento–Yolo, CA CMSA 171 ....... 43 507 100.0 87.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 171 ......................... 36 517 83.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 58 ..................... 347 .8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 123 ................................ 4 278 9.8 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 39 .................... 67 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 83 ................ 1 859 4.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 .......... 439 1.0 (X)

Sacramento, CA PMSA 162 ............ 40 581 100.0 86.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 162 ......................... 34 071 84.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 52 ..................... 322 .8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 114 ................................ 4 026 9.9 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 39 .................... 67 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 74 ................ 1 767 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 .......... 328 .8 (X)

Yolo, CA PMSA 9 .................... 2 926 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 9 ......................... 2 446 83.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 6 ..................... 25 .9 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 9 ................................ 252 8.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ................ 92 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 111 3.8 (X)

Saginaw–Bay City–Midland, MI

MSA 33 ............................. 4 995 100.0 69.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 33 ......................... 4 839 96.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 14 ..................... 29 .6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 20 ................................ 62 1.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ................ 20 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 .......... 45 .9 (X)

St. Cloud, MN MSA 18 ................ 2 534 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 18 ......................... 2 267 89.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 18 ..................... 217 8.6 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 18 ................................ 30 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 20 .8 (X)

St. Louis, MO–IL MSA 203 .............. 45 059 100.0 78.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 203 ......................... 38 716 85.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 106 ..................... 447 1.0 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 146 ................................ 3 505 7.8 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 11 .................... 212 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 87 ................ 1 148 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 83 .......... 1 031 2.3 (X)

Salt Lake City–Ogden, UT MSA 96 ..... 31 763 100.0 78.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 96 ......................... 26 562 83.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 68 ..................... 346 1.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 83 ................................ 3 404 10.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 37 ................ 743 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 .......... 560 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 148 .5 (X)

San Antonio, TX MSA 68 .............. 40 135 100.0 87.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 68 ......................... 32 749 81.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 41 ..................... 263 .7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 67 ................................ 6 241 15.6 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 4 .................... 55 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 43 ................ 690 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 .......... 137 .3 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

San Diego, CA MSA 201 ............... 54 471 100.0 86.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 201 ......................... 45 273 83.1 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 112 ..................... 380 .7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 153 ................................ 6 781 12.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 120 ................ 1 953 3.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 .......... 64 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 20 (V) (X)

San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose,

CA CMSA 548 ........................ 152 273 100.0 80.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 548 ......................... 129 456 85.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 225 ..................... 1 621 1.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 345 ................................ 12 679 8.3 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 14 .................... 246 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 256 ................ 4 923 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 167 .......... 3 348 2.2 (X)

Oakland, CA PMSA 179 ................ 47 782 100.0 81.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 179 ......................... 41 256 86.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 118 ..................... 406 .9 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 120 ................................ 4 429 9.3 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 5 .................... 69 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 104 ................ 1 309 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 41 .......... 313 .7 (X)

San Francisco, CA PMSA 132 .......... 41 438 100.0 79.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 132 ......................... 35 047 84.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 28 ..................... 292 .7 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 67 ................................ 3 360 8.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ................ 997 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 64 .......... 1 607 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 135 .3 (X)

San Jose, CA PMSA 115 ............... 33 285 100.0 73.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 115 ......................... 27 713 83.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 42 ..................... 135 .4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 72 ................................ 3 479 10.5 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 5 .................... 24 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 58 ................ 1 591 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 .......... 343 1.0 (X)

Santa Cruz–Watsonville, CA PMSA 27 . 5 671 100.0 64.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 27 ......................... 4 849 85.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 4 ..................... 19 .3 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 17 ................................ 245 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ................ 291 5.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 267 4.7 (X)

Santa Rosa, CA PMSA 56 ............. 12 537 100.0 93.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 56 ......................... 10 960 87.4 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 26 ..................... 366 2.9 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 36 ................................ 511 4.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 26 ................ 278 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 .......... 404 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 18 .1 (X)

Vallejo–Fairfield–Napa, CA PMSA 39 ... 11 560 100.0 92.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 39 ......................... 9 631 83.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 7 ..................... 403 3.5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 33 ................................ 655 5.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ................ 457 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 .......... 414 3.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 30. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Santa Barbara–Santa Maria–

Lompoc, CA MSA 31 ................ 9 325 100.0 78.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 31 ......................... 4 254 45.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 16 ..................... 46 .5 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 18 ................................ 374 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ................ 152 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 .......... 502 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 997 42.9 (X)

Sarasota–Bradenton, FL MSA 38 ...... 8 140 100.0 91.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 38 ......................... 6 394 78.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 35 ..................... 238 2.9 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 35 ................................ 699 8.6 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 25 .................... 34 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ................ 519 6.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 .......... 256 3.1 (X)

Savannah, GA MSA 18 ................ 4 406 100.0 92.5

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 18 ......................... 3 822 86.8 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 12 ..................... 43 1.0 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 14 ................................ 491 11.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ................ 3 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 47 1.1 (X)

Scranton–Wilkes-Barre–Hazleton,

PA MSA 61 .......................... 15 363 100.0 83.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 61 ......................... 13 547 88.2 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 31 ..................... 119 .8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 55 ................................ 1 289 8.4 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 6 .................... 27 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 40 ................ 356 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 .......... 25 .2 (X)

Seattle–Tacoma–Bremerton, WA

CMSA 336 ............................ 75 493 100.0 70.8

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 336 ......................... 67 151 89.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 243 ..................... 1 393 1.9 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 289 ................................ 4 371 5.8 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 71 .................... 104 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 226 ................ 1 180 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 136 .......... 1 294 1.7 (X)

Seattle–Bellevue–Everett, WA

PMSA 257 ............................ 57 667 100.0 72.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 257 ......................... 51 900 90.0 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 204 ..................... 1 057 1.8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 226 ................................ 2 851 4.9 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 64 .................... 76 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 179 ................ 685 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 107 .......... 1 098 1.9 (X)

Tacoma, WA PMSA 50 ................ 11 586 100.0 72.5

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 50 ......................... 9 927 85.7 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 18 ..................... 167 1.4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 42 ................................ 994 8.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ................ 319 2.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 .......... 175 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 4 (V) (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Sioux City, IA–NE MSA 10 ............ 1 780 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 10 ......................... 1 521 85.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 6 ..................... 14 .8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 10 ................................ 153 8.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ................ 33 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 59 3.3 (X)

Spokane, WA MSA 44 ................ 10 149 100.0 64.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 44 ......................... 8 746 86.2 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 43 ..................... 281 2.8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 43 ................................ 784 7.7 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 26 .................... 81 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 35 ................ 205 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 25 .......... 52 .5 (X)

Springfield, IL MSA 27 ................ 6 235 100.0 74.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 27 ......................... 5 542 88.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 16 ..................... 111 1.8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 25 ................................ 483 7.8 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 8 .................... 25 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ................ 42 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 32 .5 (X)

Springfield, MO MSA 31 ............... 5 292 100.0 72.9

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 31 ......................... 5 055 95.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 16 ..................... 56 1.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 18 ................................ 101 1.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ................ 6 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 74 1.4 (X)

Stockton–Lodi, CA MSA 40 ........... 9 247 100.0 83.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 40 ......................... 7 757 83.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 14 ..................... 32 .4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 30 ................................ 908 9.8 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 11 .................... 77 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ................ 205 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 .......... 268 2.9 (X)

Syracuse, NY MSA 60 ................. 22 425 100.0 73.1

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 60 ......................... 19 617 87.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 43 ..................... 85 .4 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 41 ................................ 2 191 9.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 41 ................ 450 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 .......... 76 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 (V) (X)

Tallahassee, FL MSA 20 .............. 4 728 100.0 98.2

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 20 ......................... 4 231 89.5 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 15 ..................... 133 2.8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 16 ................................ 207 4.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ................ 132 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 25 .5 (X)

Texarkana, TX–Texarkana, AR

MSA 16 ............................. 2 542 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 16 ......................... 1 650 64.9 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 13 ................................ 42 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ................ 692 27.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 158 6.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 30. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected Metropolitan

Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Tucson, AZ MSA 56 .................. 13 205 100.0 87.7

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 56 ......................... 11 308 85.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 37 ..................... 269 2.0 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 42 ................................ 1 166 8.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 37 ................ 367 2.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 85 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 10 .1 (X)

West Palm Beach–Boca Raton, FL

MSA 67 ............................. 21 834 100.0 97.3

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 67 ......................... 18 849 86.3 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 55 ..................... 250 1.2 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 56 ................................ 1 942 8.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 50 ................ 753 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 .......... 40 .2 (X)

Wichita, KS MSA 26 .................. 9 197 100.0 93.7

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 26 ......................... 8 052 87.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 17 ..................... 96 1.0 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 20 ................................ 630 6.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ................ 410 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 .1 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Wichita Falls, TX MSA 9 ............. 1 591 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 9 ......................... 1 367 85.9 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 6 ..................... 97 6.1 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 9 ................................ 104 6.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 23 1.5 (X)

York, PA MSA 27 ..................... 5 913 100.0 100.0

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 27 ......................... 4 649 78.6 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 13 ..................... 53 .9 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 21 ................................ 650 11.0 (X)

Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other electronics 4 .................... 4 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ................ 501 8.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 56 1.0 (X)

Yuba City, CA MSA 14 ................ 2 638 100.0 98.4

Rental of prerecorded video tapes,

cassettes, discs 14 ......................... 2 465 93.4 (X)

Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions,

and other equipment 12 ..................... 48 1.8 (X)

Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes,

or discs 13 ................................ 112 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 13 .5 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 31. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7911 pt. Public dance halls or ballrooms # 370 ........... 86 971 100.0 44.5

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7911 pt. Dance schools, including children’s and

professionals’ # 4 ....... 469 507 807 100.0 49.3

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 32. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7922 pt. Producers of live

theatrical productions 1 ... 023 1 332 738 100.0 66.2

Admissions 521 ..................... 973 952 73.1 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 380 ................. 178 614 13.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 150 ..... 11 532 .9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 43 ..... 4 305 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 144 ...... 9 139 .7 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 127 .. 47 243 3.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 239 .......................... 107 953 8.1 (X)

7922 pt. Producers of radio and

television shows, except

tape producers 387 ......... 395 311 100.0 64.6

Admissions 4 ..................... 754 .2 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 245 ................. 234 487 59.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 18 547 4.7 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 54 .. 29 753 7.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 99 .......................... 111 770 28.3 (X)

7922 pt. Artists’ and entertainers’

managers or agents,

concert bureaus,

booking agents 1 ......... 687 1 400 703 100.0 62.0

Admissions 70 ..................... 84 581 6.0 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 508 ................. 215 778 15.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 11 ..... 6 049 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 13 ..... 6 659 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 73 ...... 17 284 1.2 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 921 .. 884 893 63.2 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 348 .......................... 185 459 13.2 (X)

7922 pt. Other theatrical services 1 . 158 1 304 949 100.0 63.9

Admissions 254 ..................... 676 226 51.8 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 98 ................. 82 163 6.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 132 ..... 11 255 .9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 49 ..... 12 402 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 176 ...... 62 237 4.8 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 587 .. 288 422 22.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 366 .......................... 172 244 13.2 (X)

7929 pt. Dance groups and

artists 141 .................. 68 490 100.0 56.2

Admissions 34 ..................... 12 597 18.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 47 ................. 26 666 38.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ..... 1 652 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 37 ...... 2 727 4.0 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 12 .. 1 469 2.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 49 .......................... 23 143 33.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 236 .3 (X)

7929 pt. Symphony orchestras,

opera companies, and

chamber music

organizations 54 ........... 32 316 100.0 78.0

Admissions 7 ..................... 1 117 3.5 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 30 ................. 11 994 37.1 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 13 .. 5 122 15.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 13 .......................... 14 079 43.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7929 pt. Other music groups and

artists 2 .................. 554 1 670 052 100.0 57.5

Admissions 299 ..................... 260 821 15.6 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 1 ................. 808 1 054 452 63.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 70 ..... 4 021 .2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 19 ..... 3 721 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 445 ...... 70 375 4.2 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 294 .. 85 043 5.1 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 505 .......................... 191 619 11.5 (X)

7929 pt. Other entertainers and

entertainment groups 3 ... 082 2 420 930 100.0 62.3

Admissions 262 ..................... 595 490 24.6 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 1 ................. 871 1 241 127 51.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 33 ..... 4 320 .2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 19 ..... 3 903 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 163 ...... 24 472 1.0 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 421 .. 267 542 11.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 804 .......................... 284 076 11.7 (X)

CALIFORNIA

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 1 ...... 100 1 375 787 100.0 60.9

Admissions 134 ..................... 292 315 21.3 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 266 ................. 204 320 14.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 40 ..... 4 597 .3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 12 ..... 3 522 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 88 ...... 44 443 3.2 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 496 .. 621 279 45.2 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 290 .......................... 205 311 14.9 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 2 ... 154 1 994 972 100.0 63.1

Admissions 128 ..................... 258 450 13.0 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 1 ................. 291 1 287 693 64.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 24 ..... 3 395 .2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 12 ..... 3 112 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 145 ...... 16 461 .8 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 334 .. 216 858 10.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 610 .......................... 209 003 10.5 (X)

COLORADO

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services # 48 ... 18 135 100.0 55.4

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 48 ... 40 091 100.0 74.8

Admissions 23 ..................... 27 465 68.5 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 20 ................. 4 322 10.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 4 986 12.4 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 12 .......................... 2 751 6.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 567 1.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 32. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CONNECTICUT

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 53 ...... 35 391 100.0 76.7

Admissions 6 ..................... 6 167 17.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 15 ................. 6 186 17.5 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 19 .. 11 607 32.8 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 18 .......................... 10 809 30.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 622 1.8 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment

groups # 75 .............. 47 850 100.0 56.3

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 20 ...... 36 599 100.0 80.6

Admissions 6 ..................... 16 435 44.9 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 10 ................. 10 666 29.1 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 4 .......................... 1 165 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 333 22.8 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 14 ... 4 686 100.0 62.2

Admissions 4 ..................... 507 10.8 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 7 ................. 4 106 87.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 1.6 (X)

FLORIDA

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services # 223 ... 99 074 100.0 39.0

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 222 ... 101 938 100.0 64.0

Admissions 27 ..................... 29 845 29.3 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 135 ................. 27 789 27.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ..... 738 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 2 207 2.2 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 32 .. 6 453 6.3 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 54 .......................... 34 902 34.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

GEORGIA

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services # 67 ... 33 108 100.0 54.3

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 54 ... 30 436 100.0 64.8

Admissions 4 ..................... 959 3.2 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 47 ................. 27 165 89.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 700 2.3 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 5 .......................... 1 085 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 527 1.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ILLINOIS

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 165 ...... 131 569 100.0 88.4

Admissions 29 ..................... 46 149 35.1 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 47 ................. 18 489 14.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 18 653 14.2 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 82 .. 38 476 29.2 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 29 .......................... 7 266 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 536 1.9 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 199 ... 82 880 100.0 70.2

Admissions 11 ..................... 42 133 50.8 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 144 ................. 20 654 24.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 5 ..... 393 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 168 .2 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 36 .. 6 444 7.8 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 47 .......................... 13 069 15.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 (V) (X)

INDIANA

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 35 ...... 33 263 100.0 73.4

Admissions 7 ..................... 14 946 44.9 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 10 ................. 4 065 12.2 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 17 .. 6 669 20.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 9 .......................... 5 641 17.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 942 5.8 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 59 ... 49 918 100.0 90.5

Admissions 6 ..................... 15 778 31.6 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 50 ................. 31 301 62.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 1 022 2.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 8 .......................... 1 444 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 373 .8 (X)

LOUISIANA

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 25 ...... 20 303 100.0 92.0

Admissions 5 ..................... 17 533 86.4 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 7 .. 779 3.8 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 13 .......................... 1 609 7.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 382 1.9 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment

groups # 44 .............. 11 625 100.0 41.4

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 32. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MARYLAND

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 54 ...... 37 981 100.0 64.4

Admissions 14 ..................... 5 545 14.6 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 25 ................. 14 283 37.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ..... 156 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 9 ..... 2 191 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 73 .2 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 15 .. 14 589 38.4 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 11 .......................... 1 144 3.0 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 65 ... 28 692 100.0 76.0

Admissions 4 ..................... 7 308 25.5 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 51 ................. 10 074 35.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ...... 8 979 31.3 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 4 .. 862 3.0 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 10 .......................... 1 467 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

MASSACHUSETTS

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 91 ...... 91 128 100.0 74.9

Admissions 24 ..................... 30 247 33.2 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 21 ................. 13 489 14.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 9 ..... 500 .6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 ..... 1 061 1.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 3 172 3.5 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 29 .. 11 460 12.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 27 .......................... 31 199 34.2 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment

groups # 51 .............. 29 107 100.0 12.3

MICHIGAN

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 85 ...... 48 562 100.0 76.1

Admissions 28 ..................... 20 353 41.9 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 26 ................. 11 182 23.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 21 ..... 2 618 5.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 409 .8 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 20 .. 8 004 16.5 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 27 .......................... 3 829 7.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 167 4.5 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 84 ... 41 657 100.0 75.8

Admissions 15 ..................... 17 379 41.7 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 51 ................. 17 818 42.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ...... 1 614 3.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 19 .......................... 4 579 11.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 267 .6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MINNESOTA

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services # 73 ... 71 880 100.0 59.9

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 76 ... 33 619 100.0 78.8

Admissions 23 ..................... 8 868 26.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 47 ................. 5 665 16.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 150 .5 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 6 .. 16 795 50.0 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 11 .......................... 1 367 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 774 2.3 (X)

MISSOURI

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services # 67 ... 96 506 100.0 48.1

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 106 ... 40 776 100.0 70.2

Admissions 20 ..................... 17 885 43.9 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 75 ................. 7 191 17.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 13 ..... 833 2.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ...... 3 708 9.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 13 .......................... 10 258 25.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 901 2.2 (X)

NEVADA

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services # 50 ... 36 881 100.0 45.0

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 94 ... 68 591 100.0 72.4

Admissions 13 ..................... 5 189 7.6 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 69 ................. 55 752 81.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 220 .3 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 8 .. 3 364 4.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 14 .......................... 4 063 5.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

NEW JERSEY

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 146 ...... 102 338 100.0 62.8

Admissions 44 ..................... 51 789 50.6 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 40 ................. 11 790 11.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 2 854 2.8 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 41 .. 19 274 18.8 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 43 .......................... 16 596 16.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 35 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 32. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW JERSEYmCon.

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 172 ... 125 323 100.0 68.7

Admissions 7 ..................... 45 461 36.3 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 112 ................. 59 632 47.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 1 593 1.3 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 31 .. 7 846 6.3 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 37 .......................... 10 755 8.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 (V) (X)

NEW YORK

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 931 ...... 1 547 049 100.0 67.4

Admissions 212 ..................... 914 283 59.1 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 255 ................. 180 194 11.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 65 ..... 3 046 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 73 ...... 8 295 .5 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 343 .. 312 219 20.2 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 245 .......................... 128 464 8.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 548 (V) (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment

groups # 916 .............. 598 106 100.0 52.9

NORTH CAROLINA

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 48 ...... 71 820 100.0 92.7

Admissions 18 ..................... 11 396 15.9 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 20 ................. 5 300 7.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 11 ..... 1 195 1.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 7 ..... 1 127 1.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ...... 1 705 2.4 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 8 .. 1 090 1.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 16 .......................... 50 007 69.6 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment

groups # 53 .............. 7 975 100.0 45.3

OKLAHOMA

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services # 20 ... 4 460 100.0 31.8

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 28 ... 11 832 100.0 82.9

Admissions 4 ..................... 3 040 25.7 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 16 ................. 5 000 42.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 309 2.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 7 .......................... 1 693 14.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 790 15.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

OREGON

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 31 ...... 9 773 100.0 65.1

Admissions 5 ..................... 570 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 321 3.3 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 17 .. 4 007 41.0 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 8 .......................... 4 480 45.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 395 4.0 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment

groups # 42 .............. 6 853 100.0 59.9

RHODE ISLAND

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 13 ...... 6 381 100.0 83.2

Admissions 6 ..................... 4 142 64.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ..... 158 2.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 119 1.9 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 7 .. 1 826 28.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 136 2.1 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment

groups # 14 .............. 1 571 100.0 39.6

TEXAS

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 171 ...... 157 727 100.0 85.0

Admissions 29 ..................... 70 093 44.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 54 ................. 35 691 22.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 11 ..... 931 .6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 5 ..... 184 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 2 079 1.3 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 81 .. 30 683 19.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 38 .......................... 18 066 11.5 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment

groups # 185 .............. 77 585 100.0 49.8

UTAH

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 20 ...... 9 214 100.0 80.5

Admissions 10 ..................... 8 203 89.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 4 ..... 137 1.5 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 6 .. 413 4.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 5 .......................... 251 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 210 2.3 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 13 ... 4 275 100.0 97.0

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 4 ................. 275 6.4 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 7 .......................... 2 472 57.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 528 35.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 32. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

VERMONT

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 13 ...... 1 588 100.0 71.3

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 5 ................. 400 25.2 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 5 .. 848 53.4 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 4 .......................... 111 7.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 229 14.4 (X)

VIRGINIA

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services # 54 ... 19 141 100.0 54.3

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

VIRGINIAmCon.

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment groups 71 ... 98 611 100.0 90.6

Admissions 14 ..................... 75 709 76.8 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 53 ................. 10 819 11.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 5 705 5.8 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 16 .......................... 4 687 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 691 1.7 (X)

WISCONSIN

7922 Theatrical producers

(except motion picture)

and miscellaneous

theatrical services 51 ...... 17 570 100.0 69.0

Admissions 17 ..................... 3 576 20.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 15 ................. 3 328 18.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 10 ..... 257 1.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 157 .9 (X)

Receipts from providing services

to the performing arts industry 21 .. 4 306 24.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 16 .......................... 5 877 33.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 69 .4 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras,

actors, and other

entertainers and

entertainment

groups # 84 .............. 14 768 100.0 54.9

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

UNITED STATES

7922 pt. Producers of live theatrical

productions 1 .................. 266 749 364 100.0 85.5

Admissions 1 ........................... 129 383 866 51.2 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 411 ....................... 30 286 4.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 549 ........... 8 492 1.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 145 ........... 4 179 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 384 ............ 6 559 .9 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 234 .............. 14 052 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 633 ......... 31 709 4.2 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 84 ..... 3 237 .4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 304 .......... 12 026 1.6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 916 ............................... 44 770 6.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 1 ........................... 059 71 302 9.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 747 ......................... 51 180 6.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 836 ......................... 46 148 6.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 149 ..... 7 622 1.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 731 ........... 33 936 4.5 (X)

7922 pt. Producers of radio and

television shows, except tape 40 . 46 307 100.0 88.8

Admissions 4 ........................... 775 1.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 10 ........... 2 527 5.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ............ 338 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ......... 1 063 2.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 7 .......... 851 1.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 9 ............................... 1 045 2.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 32 ........................... 30 707 66.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 8 ......................... 299 .7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 12 ......................... 4 180 9.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 10 ..... 1 473 3.2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 8 ........... 1 462 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 1 587 3.4 (X)

7922 pt. Artists’ and entertainers’

managers or agents, concert

bureaus, booking agents 54 ...... 13 958 100.0 74.0

Admissions 45 ........................... 4 429 31.7 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 16 ....................... 4 767 34.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ............ 42 .3 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 8 .............. 570 4.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ......... 137 1.0 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 14 .......... 392 2.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 43 ............................... 612 4.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 48 ........................... 1 110 8.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 43 ......................... 1 069 7.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 15 ......................... 397 2.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 11 ........... 425 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 8 .1 (X)

7922 pt. Other theatrical services 309 ....... 487 180 100.0 87.8

Admissions 215 ........................... 224 735 46.1 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 46 ....................... 20 716 4.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 107 ........... 4 982 1.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 73 ........... 3 360 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 91 ............ 6 882 1.4 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 69 .............. 18 961 3.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 183 ......... 42 656 8.8 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 17 ..... 1 349 .3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 53 .......... 2 665 .6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 197 ............................... 17 266 3.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 249 ........................... 62 691 12.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

UNITED STATESmCon.

7922 pt. Other theatrical servicesmCon.

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 187 ......................... 31 437 6.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 195 ......................... 25 135 5.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 21 ..... 2 095 .4 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 213 ........... 22 250 4.6 (X)

7929 pt. Dance groups and artists 286 ...... 217 976 100.0 85.2

Admissions 239 ........................... 66 197 30.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 180 ....................... 25 600 11.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 25 ........... 183 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 113 ............ 1 660 .8 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 54 .............. 2 009 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 174 ......... 12 205 5.6 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 14 ..... 12 565 5.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 100 .......... 7 553 3.5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 219 ............................... 14 362 6.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 254 ........................... 28 555 13.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 203 ......................... 18 858 8.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 199 ......................... 13 368 6.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 40 ..... 5 487 2.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 173 ........... 9 361 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 13 (V) (X)

7929 pt. Symphony orchestras, opera

companies, and chamber

music organizations 708 .......... 1 153 708 100.0 92.9

Admissions 644 ........................... 440 703 38.2 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 351 ....................... 53 660 4.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 59 ........... 2 919 .3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 32 ........... 1 659 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 222 ............ 4 779 .4 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 98 .............. 9 973 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 312 ......... 36 014 3.1 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 38 ..... 6 006 .5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 322 .......... 15 157 1.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 621 ............................... 59 027 5.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 665 ........................... 224 259 19.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 550 ......................... 81 345 7.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 594 ......................... 85 608 7.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 203 ..... 34 692 3.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 545 ........... 97 907 8.5 (X)

7929 pt. Other music groups and artists 310 . 99 574 100.0 100.0

Admissions 192 ........................... 18 417 18.5 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 128 ....................... 6 144 6.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 35 ........... 462 .5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 15 ........... 274 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 177 ............ 10 788 10.8 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 35 .............. 2 015 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 156 ......... 17 692 17.8 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 15 ..... 49 .1 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 49 .......... 1 652 1.7 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 177 ............................... 7 420 7.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 267 ........................... 16 422 16.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 115 ......................... 5 025 5.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 167 ......................... 3 553 3.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 19 ..... 953 1.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 169 ........... 8 708 8.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

UNITED STATESmCon.

7929 pt. Other entertainers and

entertainment groups 116 ......... 51 627 100.0 70.1

Admissions 74 ........................... 19 163 37.1 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 20 ....................... 1 991 3.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 17 ........... 1 097 2.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 10 ........... 1 412 2.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ............ 880 1.7 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 19 .............. 2 255 4.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 38 ......... 5 103 9.9 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 21 .......... 753 1.5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 88 ............................... 3 938 7.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 89 ........................... 3 436 6.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 77 ......................... 2 998 5.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 80 ......................... 4 715 9.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 14 ..... 1 559 3.0 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 40 ........... 2 256 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 71 .1 (X)

ALABAMA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 13 ...................... 7 317 100.0 96.1

Admissions 11 ........................... 3 037 41.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ......... 275 3.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 12 ............................... 1 572 21.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 11 ........................... 495 6.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 6 ......................... 228 3.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 7 ......................... 950 13.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 8 ........... 166 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 594 8.1 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 11 ......... 6 124 100.0 89.8

Admissions 7 ........................... 1 757 28.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ......... 491 8.0 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 8 ............................... 1 098 17.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 11 ........................... 993 16.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 6 ......................... 116 1.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 10 ......................... 684 11.2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 10 ........... 622 10.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 363 5.9 (X)

ALASKA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 12 ...................... 6 495 100.0 92.5

Admissions 12 ........................... 3 068 47.2 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 4 ....................... 9 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ............ 36 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ......... 158 2.4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 6 .......... 143 2.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 10 ............................... 1 737 26.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 10 ........................... 207 3.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 10 ......................... 474 7.3 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 9 ........... 126 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 537 8.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

ALASKAmCon.

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 5 ......... 2 129 100.0 100.0

Admissions 5 ........................... 559 26.3 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 4 ....................... 57 2.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ............ 57 2.7 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 4 .......... 30 1.4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 5 ............................... 400 18.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 5 ........................... 320 15.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 4 ......................... 213 10.0 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 5 ........... 311 14.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 182 8.6 (X)

ARIZONA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 23 ...................... 8 773 100.0 94.5

Admissions 22 ........................... 4 625 52.7 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 8 ....................... 571 6.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 6 ........... 44 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ............ 44 .5 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 4 .............. 200 2.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ......... 239 2.7 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 6 .......... 112 1.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 17 ............................... 580 6.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 21 ........................... 888 10.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 12 ......................... 392 4.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 16 ......................... 716 8.2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 15 ........... 355 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 7 .1 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups # 24 ...... 36 094 100.0 41.3

ARKANSAS

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 9 ...................... 3 672 100.0 88.7

Admissions 8 ........................... 871 23.7 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 4 ....................... 595 16.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ......... 74 2.0 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 5 ............................... 283 7.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 6 ........................... 1 084 29.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 5 ......................... 255 6.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 5 ......................... 420 11.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 90 2.5 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 8 ......... 2 222 100.0 92.9

Admissions 7 ........................... 660 29.7 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 4 ....................... 348 15.7 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 7 ............................... 160 7.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 7 ........................... 355 16.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 6 ......................... 71 3.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 7 ......................... 215 9.7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 8 ........... 288 13.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 125 5.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

CALIFORNIA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 202 ...................... 137 177 100.0 86.0

Admissions 154 ........................... 60 562 44.2 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 44 ....................... 4 257 3.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 85 ........... 3 857 2.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 27 ........... 1 652 1.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 58 ............ 1 611 1.2 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 44 .............. 2 629 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 80 ......... 8 832 6.4 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 8 ..... 145 .1 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 43 .......... 1 665 1.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 115 ............................... 5 064 3.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 169 ........................... 28 588 20.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 98 ......................... 6 103 4.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 106 ......................... 7 141 5.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 24 ..... 863 .6 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 94 ........... 4 208 3.1 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 188 ......... 229 322 100.0 92.9

Admissions 154 ........................... 98 360 42.9 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 84 ....................... 4 884 2.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 28 ........... 1 533 .7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 8 ........... 157 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 74 ............ 1 445 .6 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 32 .............. 3 732 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 97 ......... 10 619 4.6 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 16 ..... 12 645 5.5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 59 .......... 2 613 1.1 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 152 ............................... 10 149 4.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 167 ........................... 38 416 16.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 131 ......................... 15 925 6.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 131 ......................... 9 096 4.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 36 ..... 4 963 2.2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 136 ........... 14 785 6.5 (X)

CONNECTICUT

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 26 ...................... 31 345 100.0 91.1

Admissions 22 ........................... 18 506 59.0 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 7 ....................... 715 2.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ........... 181 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ............ 100 .3 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 5 .............. 552 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ......... 1 111 3.5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 4 .......... 432 1.4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 17 ............................... 2 539 8.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 21 ........................... 2 394 7.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 22 ......................... 1 781 5.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 16 ......................... 1 760 5.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 4 ..... 169 .5 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 15 ........... 977 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 128 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

CONNECTICUTmCon.

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 31 ......... 12 885 100.0 96.5

Admissions 23 ........................... 4 082 31.7 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 12 ....................... 1 451 11.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ............ 24 .2 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 5 .............. 156 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ......... 808 6.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 14 .......... 172 1.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 22 ............................... 291 2.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 29 ........................... 1 748 13.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 21 ......................... 685 5.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 21 ......................... 1 357 10.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 19 ........... 2 071 16.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 40 .3 (X)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 17 ...................... 23 999 100.0 95.6

Admissions 9 ........................... 11 105 46.3 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 5 ....................... 183 .8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ........... 92 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 6 ........... 73 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ............ 100 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ......... 317 1.3 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 5 ..... 25 .1 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 6 .......... 570 2.4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 12 ............................... 2 004 8.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 16 ........................... 2 212 9.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 16 ......................... 3 526 14.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 13 ......................... 1 773 7.4 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 11 ........... 1 506 6.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 513 2.1 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 14 ......... 20 714 100.0 96.5

Admissions 12 ........................... 10 513 50.8 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 7 ....................... 186 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ............ 34 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ......... 485 2.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 6 .......... 874 4.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 5 ............................... 989 4.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 12 ........................... 2 515 12.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 11 ......................... 2 011 9.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 11 ......................... 1 749 8.4 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 10 ........... 582 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 776 3.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

FLORIDA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 76 ...................... 51 863 100.0 84.4

Admissions 66 ........................... 25 679 49.5 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 23 ....................... 1 804 3.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 23 ........... 334 .6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 12 ........... 334 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ............ 180 .4 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 12 .............. 429 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 42 ......... 2 590 5.0 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 10 .......... 163 .3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 54 ............................... 6 146 11.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 66 ........................... 4 394 8.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 41 ......................... 3 705 7.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 43 ......................... 2 917 5.6 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 49 ........... 2 896 5.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 292 .6 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 48 ......... 69 141 100.0 96.9

Admissions 39 ........................... 23 151 33.5 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 28 ....................... 4 370 6.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 4 ........... 55 .1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 5 ........... 120 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ............ 139 .2 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 8 .............. 603 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ......... 2 497 3.6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 11 .......... 390 .6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 42 ............................... 9 921 14.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 44 ........................... 13 575 19.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 33 ......................... 2 919 4.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 32 ......................... 3 326 4.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 7 ..... 567 .8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 36 ........... 7 462 10.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 46 .1 (X)

GEORGIA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 38 ...................... 27 349 100.0 100.0

Admissions 28 ........................... 9 774 35.7 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 10 ....................... 700 2.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 11 ........... 51 .2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 5 ........... 1 093 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ............ 313 1.1 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 10 .............. 7 598 27.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ......... 919 3.4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 6 .......... 150 .6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 29 ............................... 1 202 4.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 33 ........................... 2 168 7.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 17 ......................... 601 2.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 27 ......................... 2 210 8.1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 21 ........... 537 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 33 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

GEORGIAmCon.

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 30 ......... 30 201 100.0 75.5

Admissions 27 ........................... 12 388 41.0 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 13 ....................... 2 275 7.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ............ 682 2.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ......... 781 2.6 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 4 ..... 167 .6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 6 .......... 405 1.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 26 ............................... 1 405 4.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 28 ........................... 3 761 12.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 14 ......................... 3 140 10.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 16 ......................... 1 361 4.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 4 ..... 522 1.7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 19 ........... 2 709 9.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 605 2.0 (X)

ILLINOIS

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 80 ...................... 47 060 100.0 78.4

Admissions 65 ........................... 24 508 52.1 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 29 ....................... 1 415 3.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 39 ........... 372 .8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 16 ........... 312 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ............ 372 .8 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 19 .............. 842 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ......... 1 788 3.8 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 5 ..... 131 .3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 13 .......... 389 .8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 65 ............................... 2 131 4.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 64 ........................... 7 118 15.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 49 ......................... 3 635 7.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 43 ......................... 2 758 5.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 6 ..... 617 1.3 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 36 ........... 672 1.4 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 61 ......... 76 355 100.0 94.9

Admissions 50 ........................... 31 686 41.5 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 25 ....................... 5 190 6.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 6 ........... 591 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ............ 334 .4 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 10 .............. 340 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ......... 3 276 4.3 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 6 ..... 394 .5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 18 .......... 919 1.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 48 ............................... 1 187 1.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 50 ........................... 14 434 18.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 35 ......................... 4 610 6.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 43 ......................... 6 244 8.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 15 ..... 2 170 2.8 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 32 ........... 4 549 6.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 431 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

INDIANA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 24 ...................... 9 639 100.0 90.2

Admissions 23 ........................... 4 658 48.3 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 8 ....................... 260 2.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 12 ........... 42 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ............ 68 .7 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 8 .............. 117 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ......... 392 4.1 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 20 ............................... 555 5.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 22 ........................... 1 169 12.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 19 ......................... 913 9.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 20 ......................... 747 7.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 4 ..... 209 2.2 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 14 ........... 442 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 67 .7 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 32 ......... 24 958 100.0 100.0

Admissions 24 ........................... 6 914 27.7 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 15 ....................... 1 049 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ............ 23 .1 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 4 .............. 93 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ......... 894 3.6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 8 .......... 294 1.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 26 ............................... 1 009 4.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 29 ........................... 3 345 13.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 23 ......................... 7 692 30.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 27 ......................... 2 038 8.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 8 ..... 240 1.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 21 ........... 1 077 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 290 1.2 (X)

IOWA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 14 ...................... 6 363 100.0 87.8

Admissions 13 ........................... 2 569 40.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 6 ....................... 1 580 24.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 9 ........... 50 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ............ 54 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ......... 316 5.0 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 9 ............................... 372 5.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 12 ........................... 314 4.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 9 ......................... 319 5.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 12 ......................... 414 6.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 13 ........... 172 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 203 3.2 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups # 19 ...... 7 526 100.0 49.1

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

KANSAS

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services # 6 ................... 3 089 100.0 38.9

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 6 ......... 247 100.0 70.4

Admissions 4 ........................... 85 34.4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 5 ............................... 20 8.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 4 ......................... 34 13.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 108 43.7 (X)

KENTUCKY

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 24 ...................... 10 441 100.0 80.5

Admissions 20 ........................... 4 452 42.6 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 9 ....................... 236 2.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ........... 34 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ............ 182 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ......... 608 5.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 6 .......... 241 2.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 21 ............................... 552 5.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 16 ........................... 985 9.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 15 ......................... 469 4.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 18 ......................... 1 691 16.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 8 ..... 264 2.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 14 ........... 686 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 41 .4 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 13 ......... 12 483 100.0 90.2

Admissions 11 ........................... 3 669 29.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 7 ....................... 633 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ............ 88 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ......... 520 4.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 5 .......... 278 2.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 10 ............................... 895 7.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 13 ........................... 1 472 11.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 7 ......................... 706 5.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 8 ......................... 1 859 14.9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 10 ........... 999 8.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 1 364 10.9 (X)

LOUISIANA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 11 ...................... 3 216 100.0 91.8

Admissions 10 ........................... 1 598 49.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 4 ........... 12 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 ........... 17 .5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 4 .......... 57 1.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 6 ............................... 226 7.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 7 ........................... 148 4.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 5 ......................... 91 2.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 6 ........... 542 16.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 525 16.3 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups # 14 ...... 9 313 100.0 55.2

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MAINE

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 19 ...................... 4 033 100.0 86.3

Admissions 19 ........................... 2 457 60.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 11 ........... 37 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ............ 36 .9 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 7 .............. 40 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ......... 145 3.6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 8 ............................... 49 1.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 15 ........................... 469 11.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 8 ......................... 132 3.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 15 ......................... 267 6.6 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 10 ........... 243 6.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 158 3.9 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 6 ......... 2 492 100.0 95.4

Admissions 6 ........................... 1 293 51.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ......... 40 1.6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 6 ............................... 42 1.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 6 ........................... 372 14.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 5 ......................... 52 2.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 6 ......................... 284 11.4 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 6 ........... 162 6.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 247 9.9 (X)

MARYLAND

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 20 ...................... 21 226 100.0 91.6

Admissions 13 ........................... 14 506 68.3 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 8 ....................... 691 3.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ........... 60 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ............ 191 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ......... 565 2.7 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 16 ............................... 1 592 7.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 19 ........................... 1 015 4.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 16 ......................... 640 3.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 12 ......................... 398 1.9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 11 ........... 988 4.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 580 2.7 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 17 ......... 25 474 100.0 91.9

Admissions 15 ........................... 8 959 35.2 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 11 ....................... 981 3.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ........... 112 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 6 ........... 165 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ............ 49 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ......... 456 1.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 6 .......... 269 1.1 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 15 ............................... 2 634 10.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 15 ........................... 2 291 9.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 14 ......................... 2 835 11.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 15 ......................... 1 786 7.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 5 ..... 2 548 10.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 11 ........... 2 330 9.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 59 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MASSACHUSETTS

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 52 ...................... 53 379 100.0 88.8

Admissions 47 ........................... 33 065 61.9 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 9 ....................... 401 .8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 29 ........... 480 .9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 18 ........... 309 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ............ 224 .4 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 9 .............. 88 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 25 ......... 3 858 7.2 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 4 ..... 95 .2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 9 .......... 301 .6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 36 ............................... 837 1.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 37 ........................... 5 208 9.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 35 ......................... 3 107 5.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 30 ......................... 2 816 5.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 5 ..... 671 1.3 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 31 ........... 1 919 3.6 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 41 ......... 65 983 100.0 95.4

Admissions 38 ........................... 31 347 47.5 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 26 ....................... 4 400 6.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ........... 442 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ............ 1 561 2.4 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 5 .............. 69 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ......... 2 571 3.9 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 4 ..... 802 1.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 15 .......... 1 110 1.7 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 36 ............................... 445 .7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 40 ........................... 5 945 9.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 27 ......................... 2 230 3.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 32 ......................... 2 502 3.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 4 ..... 3 602 5.5 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 25 ........... 8 484 12.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 473 .7 (X)

MICHIGAN

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 45 ...................... 19 508 100.0 78.1

Admissions 38 ........................... 8 056 41.3 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 5 ....................... 228 1.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 21 ........... 176 .9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 ........... 48 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ............ 169 .9 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 6 .............. 225 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 26 ......... 1 282 6.6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 7 .......... 91 .5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 29 ............................... 537 2.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 37 ........................... 4 305 22.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 23 ......................... 2 081 10.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 25 ......................... 790 4.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 5 ..... 36 .2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 26 ........... 1 476 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 8 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MICHIGANmCon.

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 34 ......... 35 331 100.0 85.9

Admissions 31 ........................... 11 313 32.0 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 16 ....................... 917 2.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 6 ........... 119 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ............ 114 .3 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 5 .............. 443 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ......... 867 2.5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 11 .......... 460 1.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 28 ............................... 2 746 7.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 32 ........................... 5 439 15.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 28 ......................... 2 258 6.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 31 ......................... 7 038 19.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 10 ..... 741 2.1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 21 ........... 2 756 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 120 .3 (X)

MINNESOTA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 43 ...................... 36 661 100.0 95.4

Admissions 40 ........................... 18 350 50.1 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 11 ....................... 1 674 4.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 17 ........... 276 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ............ 375 1.0 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 9 .............. 879 2.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ......... 2 327 6.4 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 4 ..... 24 .1 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 13 .......... 1 012 2.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 25 ............................... 903 2.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 34 ........................... 2 983 8.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 25 ......................... 2 485 6.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 28 ......................... 2 979 8.1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 24 ........... 1 998 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 396 1.1 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 36 ......... 45 440 100.0 99.4

Admissions 27 ........................... 11 407 25.1 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 20 ....................... 1 553 3.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 6 ........... 94 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ............ 103 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ......... 371 .8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 12 .......... 819 1.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 20 ............................... 864 1.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 30 ........................... 15 954 35.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 24 ......................... 2 696 5.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 23 ......................... 3 851 8.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 4 ..... 141 .3 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 22 ........... 6 848 15.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 739 1.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MISSISSIPPI

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 7 ...................... 1 362 100.0 100.0

Admissions 7 ........................... 642 47.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 4 ........... 18 1.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ............ 22 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ......... 95 7.0 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 5 ............................... 112 8.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 4 ........................... 119 8.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 354 26.0 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 4 ......... 1 566 100.0 100.0

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 4 ........................... 273 17.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 1 293 82.6 (X)

MISSOURI

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 26 ...................... 27 593 100.0 97.8

Admissions 24 ........................... 19 084 69.2 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 9 ....................... 466 1.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ........... 885 3.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 ........... 233 .8 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 4 .............. 118 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ......... 1 404 5.1 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 6 .......... 112 .4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 22 ............................... 1 213 4.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 24 ........................... 1 179 4.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 20 ......................... 503 1.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 21 ......................... 1 433 5.2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 14 ........... 645 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 318 1.2 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 27 ......... 34 125 100.0 91.4

Admissions 18 ........................... 9 287 27.2 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 16 ....................... 4 068 11.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 9 ........... 82 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ............ 137 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ......... 1 640 4.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 8 .......... 539 1.6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 22 ............................... 2 461 7.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 25 ........................... 5 695 16.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 17 ......................... 1 344 3.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 17 ......................... 4 081 12.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 5 ..... 531 1.6 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 19 ........... 3 622 10.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 638 1.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MONTANA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 13 ...................... 2 370 100.0 70.7

Admissions 10 ........................... 942 39.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ............ 7 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ......... 124 5.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 7 ............................... 44 1.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 11 ........................... 296 12.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 7 ......................... 36 1.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 8 ......................... 101 4.3 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 8 ........... 156 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 664 28.0 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 9 ......... 912 100.0 97.6

Admissions 6 ........................... 322 35.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 5 ............................... 18 2.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 7 ........................... 221 24.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 5 ......................... 64 7.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 5 ......................... 126 13.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 4 ..... 26 2.9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 6 ........... 69 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 66 7.2 (X)

NEBRASKA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 10 ...................... 15 401 100.0 99.7

Admissions 9 ........................... 2 176 14.1 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 4 ....................... 1 211 7.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ........... 63 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ............ 1 947 12.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ......... 201 1.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 6 ............................... 353 2.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 9 ........................... 7 875 51.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 6 ......................... 163 1.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 5 ......................... 376 2.4 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 7 ........... 937 6.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 99 .6 (X)

NEVADA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services # 9 ................... 962 100.0 53.1

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 9 ......... 3 527 100.0 93.4

Admissions 8 ........................... 1 437 40.7 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 4 ....................... 151 4.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ............ 103 2.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ......... 315 8.9 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 6 ............................... 107 3.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 9 ........................... 593 16.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 6 ......................... 337 9.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 8 ......................... 387 11.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 5 ........... 55 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 42 1.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEW HAMPSHIRE

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 20 ...................... 5 709 100.0 69.1

Admissions 18 ........................... 3 211 56.2 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 7 ....................... 237 4.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 13 ........... 107 1.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 ........... 35 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ............ 40 .7 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 5 .............. 137 2.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ......... 413 7.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 13 ............................... 164 2.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 20 ........................... 598 10.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 13 ......................... 187 3.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 16 ......................... 341 6.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 15 ........... 219 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 20 .4 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 6 ......... 1 650 100.0 82.5

Admissions 6 ........................... 539 32.7 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 4 ....................... 140 8.5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 5 ............................... 77 4.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 6 ........................... 213 12.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 6 ......................... 84 5.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 6 ......................... 145 8.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 5 ........... 161 9.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 291 17.6 (X)

NEW JERSEY

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 37 ...................... 36 332 100.0 97.1

Admissions 30 ........................... 19 476 53.6 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 9 ....................... 1 041 2.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 15 ........... 301 .8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 5 ........... 108 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ............ 137 .4 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 8 .............. 787 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ......... 449 1.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 9 .......... 691 1.9 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 26 ............................... 3 422 9.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 32 ........................... 2 231 6.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 27 ......................... 2 201 6.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 28 ......................... 1 826 5.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 6 ..... 526 1.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 25 ........... 3 129 8.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 7 (V) (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 30 ......... 15 794 100.0 100.0

Admissions 18 ........................... 2 982 18.9 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 18 ....................... 1 418 9.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ............ 314 2.0 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 6 .............. 341 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ......... 321 2.0 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 20 ............................... 1 754 11.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 26 ........................... 5 970 37.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 17 ......................... 859 5.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEW JERSEYmCon.

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groupsmCon.

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 20 ......................... 1 018 6.5 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 18 ........... 589 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 228 1.4 (X)

NEW MEXICO

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 10 ...................... 2 742 100.0 76.5

Admissions 9 ........................... 1 505 54.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ........... 20 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ............ 44 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ......... 135 4.9 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 4 .......... 24 .9 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 8 ............................... 164 6.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 9 ........................... 365 13.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 8 ......................... 82 3.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 9 ......................... 151 5.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 4 ..... 45 1.6 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 7 ........... 123 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 84 3.1 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 11 ......... 13 042 100.0 98.7

Admissions 10 ........................... 5 497 42.2 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 5 ....................... 378 2.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ............ 203 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ......... 545 4.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 6 .......... 299 2.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 9 ............................... 609 4.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 10 ........................... 3 479 26.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 7 ......................... 683 5.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 10 ......................... 988 7.6 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 7 ........... 190 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 171 1.3 (X)

NEW YORK

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 216 ...................... 286 287 100.0 80.6

Admissions 173 ........................... 106 936 37.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 98 ....................... 27 233 9.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 55 ........... 483 .2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 15 ........... 457 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 60 ............ 1 509 .5 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 51 .............. 11 052 3.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 103 ......... 27 813 9.7 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 42 ..... 4 627 1.6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 101 .......... 5 065 1.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 160 ............................... 11 307 4.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 178 ........................... 32 055 11.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 140 ......................... 24 691 8.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 145 ......................... 17 557 6.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 27 ..... 2 081 .7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 115 ........... 13 421 4.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEW YORKmCon.

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 165 ......... 274 349 100.0 80.2

Admissions 118 ........................... 86 512 31.5 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 101 ....................... 29 014 10.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 38 ............ 407 .2 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 29 .............. 1 547 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 67 ......... 8 262 3.0 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 19 ..... 385 .1 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 99 .......... 7 627 2.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 140 ............................... 10 148 3.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 147 ........................... 70 614 25.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 122 ......................... 14 280 5.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 126 ......................... 12 882 4.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 35 ..... 10 885 4.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 83 ........... 21 759 7.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 27 (V) (X)

NORTH CAROLINA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 42 ...................... 13 402 100.0 69.9

Admissions 38 ........................... 6 299 47.0 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 6 ....................... 381 2.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 13 ........... 43 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 10 ............ 527 3.9 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 5 .............. 153 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 30 ......... 962 7.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 4 .......... 43 .3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 31 ............................... 1 396 10.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 38 ........................... 1 593 11.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 20 ......................... 493 3.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 18 ......................... 585 4.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 6 ..... 116 .9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 33 ........... 783 5.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 28 .2 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 33 ......... 19 691 100.0 91.1

Admissions 30 ........................... 4 005 20.3 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 19 ....................... 1 625 8.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ............ 517 2.6 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 8 .............. 333 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ......... 1 130 5.7 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 12 .......... 367 1.9 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 28 ............................... 4 914 25.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 31 ........................... 2 452 12.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 26 ......................... 1 022 5.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 25 ......................... 1 281 6.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 4 ..... 189 1.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 23 ........... 1 831 9.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 25 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

OHIO

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 56 ...................... 48 552 100.0 74.1

Admissions 44 ........................... 20 331 41.9 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 24 ....................... 2 595 5.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 26 ........... 1 137 2.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 6 ........... 78 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ............ 706 1.5 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 4 .............. 159 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ......... 4 816 9.9 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 7 .......... 200 .4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 38 ............................... 1 714 3.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 48 ........................... 6 017 12.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 38 ......................... 2 970 6.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 35 ......................... 2 965 6.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 11 ..... 1 191 2.5 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 31 ........... 3 596 7.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 77 .2 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 51 ......... 92 163 100.0 96.3

Admissions 46 ........................... 39 680 43.1 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 27 ....................... 4 356 4.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ........... 187 .2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 5 ........... 64 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ............ 464 .5 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 11 .............. 1 494 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 35 ......... 5 048 5.5 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 5 ..... 828 .9 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 23 .......... 951 1.0 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 42 ............................... 2 935 3.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 43 ........................... 10 572 11.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 39 ......................... 7 081 7.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 33 ......................... 6 482 7.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 16 ..... 2 394 2.6 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 32 ........... 9 627 10.5 (X)

OKLAHOMA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services # 16 ................... 6 614 100.0 50.1

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 18 ......... 8 535 100.0 78.7

Admissions 14 ........................... 2 444 28.6 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 6 ....................... 1 085 12.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ......... 643 7.5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 4 .......... 71 .8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 13 ............................... 1 105 13.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 16 ........................... 1 249 14.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 14 ......................... 567 6.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 10 ......................... 643 7.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 10 ........... 339 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 389 4.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

OREGON

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 33 ...................... 18 698 100.0 90.9

Admissions 27 ........................... 11 487 61.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 9 ....................... 217 1.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 16 ........... 148 .8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 8 ........... 107 .6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ............ 109 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ......... 435 2.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 8 .......... 113 .6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 18 ............................... 632 3.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 29 ........................... 2 212 11.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 20 ......................... 824 4.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 22 ......................... 899 4.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 6 ..... 278 1.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 19 ........... 1 216 6.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 21 .1 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 28 ......... 19 837 100.0 82.7

Admissions 24 ........................... 8 982 45.3 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 17 ....................... 1 122 5.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ............ 397 2.0 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 6 .............. 119 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ......... 447 2.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 10 .......... 385 1.9 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 17 ............................... 651 3.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 25 ........................... 3 139 15.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 16 ......................... 1 125 5.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 21 ......................... 1 415 7.1 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 16 ........... 1 465 7.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 590 3.0 (X)

PENNSYLVANIA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 73 ...................... 54 374 100.0 83.8

Admissions 58 ........................... 26 943 49.6 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 13 ....................... 981 1.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 29 ........... 2 116 3.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 6 ........... 691 1.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ............ 309 .6 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 16 .............. 516 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ......... 1 700 3.1 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 23 .......... 871 1.6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 57 ............................... 2 458 4.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 57 ........................... 4 710 8.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 45 ......................... 5 410 10.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 51 ......................... 4 240 7.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 13 ..... 959 1.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 50 ........... 2 466 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 4 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

PENNSYLVANIAmCon.

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 62 ......... 66 423 100.0 100.0

Admissions 48 ........................... 27 563 41.5 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 30 ....................... 3 887 5.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ............ 281 .4 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 8 .............. 721 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ......... 5 699 8.6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 25 .......... 1 029 1.6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 47 ............................... 3 207 4.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 56 ........................... 8 605 13.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 45 ......................... 5 772 8.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 45 ......................... 4 041 6.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 11 ..... 689 1.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 43 ........... 3 341 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 1 588 2.4 (X)

RHODE ISLAND

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 9 ...................... 4 555 100.0 95.6

Admissions 9 ........................... 2 331 51.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ........... 37 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ......... 64 1.4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 8 ............................... 202 4.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 9 ........................... 684 15.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 6 ......................... 160 3.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 5 ......................... 400 8.8 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 6 ........... 257 5.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 420 9.2 (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 19 ...................... 7 366 100.0 76.1

Admissions 17 ........................... 3 215 43.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ........... 30 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 ........... 17 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ............ 254 3.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ......... 585 7.9 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 14 ............................... 596 8.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 13 ........................... 822 11.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 6 ......................... 224 3.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 13 ......................... 675 9.2 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 12 ........... 127 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 821 11.2 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 12 ......... 4 845 100.0 96.3

Admissions 9 ........................... 1 650 34.1 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 5 ....................... 163 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ............ 22 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ......... 137 2.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 5 .......... 86 1.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 11 ............................... 357 7.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 12 ........................... 796 16.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 4 ......................... 249 5.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 8 ......................... 904 18.7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 9 ........... 184 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 297 6.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

SOUTH DAKOTA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 7 ...................... 976 100.0 83.9

Admissions 7 ........................... 425 43.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 4 ........... 34 3.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ......... 234 24.0 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 7 ............................... 74 7.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 6 ........................... 94 9.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 6 ......................... 58 5.9 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 5 ........... 11 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 46 4.7 (X)

TENNESSEE

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 22 ...................... 32 635 100.0 99.4

Admissions 19 ........................... 6 843 21.0 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 6 ....................... 973 3.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 12 ........... 160 .5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 ........... 130 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ............ 157 .5 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 5 .............. 2 510 7.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ......... 789 2.4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 17 ............................... 645 2.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 18 ........................... 18 683 57.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 13 ......................... 268 .8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 12 ......................... 298 .9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 14 ........... 1 017 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 162 .5 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 18 ......... 14 440 100.0 81.0

Admissions 15 ........................... 4 399 30.5 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 8 ....................... 670 4.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ............ 183 1.3 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 6 .............. 210 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ......... 167 1.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 6 .......... 201 1.4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 14 ............................... 512 3.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 18 ........................... 3 109 21.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 11 ......................... 1 930 13.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 15 ......................... 1 997 13.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 14 ........... 586 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 476 3.3 (X)

TEXAS

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 91 ...................... 62 399 100.0 88.9

Admissions 75 ........................... 30 973 49.6 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 14 ....................... 604 1.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 36 ........... 1 073 1.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 16 ........... 501 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ............ 1 451 2.3 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 19 .............. 1 420 2.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 50 ......... 3 448 5.5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 14 .......... 1 074 1.7 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 59 ............................... 2 250 3.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

TEXASmCon.

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

servicesmCon.

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 73 ........................... 6 496 10.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 56 ......................... 3 852 6.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 55 ......................... 4 265 6.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 12 ..... 1 202 1.9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 54 ........... 3 785 6.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 5 (V) (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 68 ......... 83 853 100.0 91.4

Admissions 60 ........................... 28 030 33.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 30 ....................... 3 781 4.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ........... 81 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ............ 425 .5 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 7 .............. 2 047 2.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 26 ......... 2 312 2.8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 21 .......... 1 861 2.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 52 ............................... 3 476 4.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 61 ........................... 14 233 17.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 46 ......................... 11 564 13.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 53 ......................... 9 960 11.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 18 ..... 1 940 2.3 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 46 ........... 3 868 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 275 .3 (X)

UTAH

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 8 ...................... 4 767 100.0 87.6

Admissions 6 ........................... 1 297 27.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ........... 68 1.4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 5 ............................... 67 1.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 7 ........................... 2 795 58.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 7 ......................... 262 5.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 5 ......................... 137 2.9 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 5 ........... 81 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 60 1.3 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 7 ......... 14 326 100.0 100.0

Admissions 4 ........................... 3 151 22.0 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 4 .......... 732 5.1 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 6 ............................... 3 859 26.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 4 ........................... 1 005 7.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 5 ......................... 820 5.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 4 ......................... 1 921 13.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 4 ..... 1 477 10.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 1 361 9.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

VERMONT

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 7 ...................... 3 471 100.0 74.0

Admissions 6 ........................... 1 167 33.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 4 ........... 47 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ......... 240 6.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 7 ........................... 597 17.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 4 ......................... 50 1.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 4 ......................... 119 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 1 251 36.0 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 3 ......... 1 675 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ..................... 1 675 100.0 (X)

VIRGINIA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 30 ...................... 24 473 100.0 90.1

Admissions 24 ........................... 14 932 61.0 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 6 ....................... 478 2.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 17 ........... 260 1.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 11 ........... 282 1.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ............ 302 1.2 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 4 .............. 565 2.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ......... 907 3.7 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 7 .......... 197 .8 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 22 ............................... 1 157 4.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 27 ........................... 1 775 7.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 12 ......................... 862 3.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 19 ......................... 1 651 6.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 17 ........... 891 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 214 .9 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 35 ......... 17 775 100.0 80.5

Admissions 29 ........................... 5 401 30.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 17 ....................... 1 329 7.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 15 ............ 113 .6 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 5 .............. 364 2.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ......... 569 3.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm National Endowment for Arts 10 .......... 67 .4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 32 ............................... 1 913 10.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 32 ........................... 2 156 12.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 18 ......................... 1 294 7.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 30 ......................... 2 445 13.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 4 ..... 184 1.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 29 ........... 1 060 6.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 880 5.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 33. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

WASHINGTON

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 50 ...................... 25 756 100.0 95.2

Admissions 42 ........................... 12 345 47.9 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 22 ....................... 957 3.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 31 ........... 541 2.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 6 ........... 41 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ............ 120 .5 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 8 .............. 532 2.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ......... 1 213 4.7 (X)

Amounts received from royalties,

residual fees, and subsidiary rights 4 ..... 152 .6 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 17 .......... 581 2.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 31 ............................... 1 295 5.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 43 ........................... 3 264 12.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 30 ......................... 1 725 6.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 34 ......................... 2 000 7.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 4 ..... 178 .7 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 31 ........... 812 3.2 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 54 ......... 38 878 100.0 94.8

Admissions 39 ........................... 14 141 36.4 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 14 ....................... 786 2.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 9 ........... 142 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ............ 332 .9 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 7 .............. 631 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ......... 8 621 22.2 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 13 .......... 733 1.9 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 33 ............................... 1 231 3.2 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 48 ........................... 5 034 13.0 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 34 ......................... 1 395 3.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 35 ......................... 3 024 7.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 12 ..... 894 2.3 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 40 ........... 1 881 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 33 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~ lishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

WEST VIRGINIA

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 7 ...................... 1 967 100.0 100.0

Admissions 7 ........................... 638 32.4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 6 ............................... 518 26.3 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 5 ........................... 156 7.9 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 5 ......................... 129 6.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 6 ......................... 80 4.1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 6 ........... 62 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 384 19.5 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups 6 ......... 3 846 100.0 64.8

Admissions 5 ........................... 1 088 28.3 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 5 ............................... 312 8.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 6 ........................... 438 11.4 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 5 ......................... 197 5.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 5 ......................... 449 11.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 1 362 35.4 (X)

WISCONSIN

7922 Theatrical producers (except

motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical

services 37 ...................... 16 538 100.0 62.2

Admissions 33 ........................... 9 542 57.7 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 8 ....................... 423 2.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 15 ........... 169 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ............ 87 .5 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 4 .............. 65 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ......... 914 5.5 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 4 .......... 234 1.4 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 28 ............................... 950 5.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

individuals 30 ........................... 1 616 9.8 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm

foundations 21 ......................... 1 099 6.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness

and industry 25 ......................... 823 5.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 19 ........... 530 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 86 .5 (X)

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and

other entertainers and

entertainment groups 49 ......... 25 368 100.0 92.2

Admissions 45 ........................... 8 886 35.0 (X)

Contract fees from providing

entertainment 18 ....................... 154 .6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 4 ........... 93 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ............ 183 .7 (X)

Receipts from providing services to the

performing arts industry 4 .............. 58 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ......... 943 3.7 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsm

National Endowment for Arts 6 .......... 232 .9 (X)

Governmental contributions, grantsmall

other 34 ............................... 1 690 6.7 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm individuals 49 ........................... 2 825 11.1 (X)

Private contributions, grantsm foundations 31 ......................... 4 682 18.5 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 41 ......................... 1 416 5.6 (X)

Private contributions, grantsmother 12 ..... 2 961 11.7 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 36 ........... 1 217 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ..................... 28 .1 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 34. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

United States 6 ..................... 093 2 845 043 100.0 79.3

Admissions 54 .............................. 3 087 .1 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 6 ................................ 093 1 692 275 59.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 .............. 224 336 142 11.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 .............. 742 513 937 18.1 (X)

Rental fees 4 .............................. 346 78 983 2.8 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 3 ........................... 856 74 216 2.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 78 ................ 1 612 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 3 ................ 872 84 694 3.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ............. 717 60 097 2.1 (X)

Alabama 40 .......................... 17 678 100.0 81.7

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 40 ................................ 11 167 63.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 40 .............. 2 391 13.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 25 .............. 1 897 10.7 (X)

Rental fees 39 .............................. 963 5.5 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 36 ........................... 564 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 29 ................ 622 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 74 .4 (X)

Alaska 14 ............................ 8 627 100.0 96.7

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 14 ................................ 4 248 49.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 12 .............. 1 280 14.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 12 .............. 2 292 26.6 (X) Rental fees 12 .............................. 422 4.9 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 9 ........................... 198 2.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ................ 165 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 22 .3 (X)

Arizona 65 ........................... 44 364 100.0 83.2

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 65 ................................ 25 166 56.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 63 .............. 6 133 13.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 64 .............. 7 793 17.6 (X) Rental fees 52 .............................. 2 100 4.7 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 45 ........................... 647 1.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 45 ................ 1 467 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 058 2.4 (X)

Arkansas 49 .......................... 15 022 100.0 63.7

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 49 ................................ 9 345 62.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 43 .............. 1 834 12.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 27 .............. 1 676 11.2 (X) Rental fees 41 .............................. 642 4.3 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 42 ........................... 720 4.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 5 ................ 47 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 38 ................ 563 3.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ............. 194 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

California 337 ......................... 304 299 100.0 77.7

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 337 ................................ 183 828 60.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 261 .............. 29 450 9.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 322 .............. 59 164 19.4 (X) Rental fees 256 .............................. 10 036 3.3 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 212 ........................... 9 743 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 208 ................ 4 546 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 154 ............. 7 343 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 189 .1 (X)

Colorado 99 .......................... 45 598 100.0 94.9

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 99 ................................ 27 975 61.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 96 .............. 5 677 12.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 95 .............. 8 462 18.6 (X)

Rental fees 82 .............................. 1 210 2.7 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 63 ........................... 548 1.2 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ColoradomCon.

Sales of other merchandise 68 ................ 1 479 3.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 36 ............. 240 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 7 (V) (X)

Connecticut 59 ....................... 40 365 100.0 84.6

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 59 ................................ 26 350 65.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 46 .............. 4 133 10.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 51 .............. 6 799 16.8 (X)

Rental fees 49 .............................. 1 423 3.5 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 41 ........................... 689 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 34 ................ 681 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ............. 254 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 36 .1 (X)

Delaware 17 .......................... 12 463 100.0 87.7

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 17 ................................ 8 497 68.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 16 .............. 1 303 10.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 14 .............. 1 444 11.6 (X)

Rental fees 17 .............................. 545 4.4 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 8 ........................... 94 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 12 ................ 486 3.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 90 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 4 (V) (X)

Florida 198 ............................ 136 373 100.0 85.3

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 198 ................................ 84 224 61.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 186 .............. 15 783 11.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 193 .............. 22 493 16.5 (X)

Rental fees 154 .............................. 3 884 2.9 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 137 ........................... 4 365 3.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 132 ................ 3 639 2.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 59 ............. 1 980 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 (V) (X)

Georgia 69 ........................... 44 556 100.0 92.3

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 69 ................................ 27 184 61.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 69 .............. 6 199 13.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 62 .............. 5 935 13.3 (X)

Rental fees 63 .............................. 2 764 6.2 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 39 ........................... 969 2.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 63 ................ 1 471 3.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 34 .1 (X)

Idaho 60 ............................. 14 384 100.0 81.1

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 60 ................................ 8 078 56.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 57 .............. 2 522 17.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 47 .............. 2 781 19.3 (X)

Rental fees 35 .............................. 254 1.8 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 31 ........................... 221 1.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 38 ................ 422 2.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ............. 106 .7 (X)

Illinois 392 ............................ 174 339 100.0 85.8

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 392 ................................ 88 908 51.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 284 .............. 13 304 7.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 366 .............. 54 397 31.2 (X)

Rental fees 189 .............................. 3 176 1.8 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 261 ........................... 3 879 2.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 219 ................ 7 253 4.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 127 ............. 3 341 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 81 .1 (X)

Indiana 191 ........................... 73 841 100.0 83.5

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 191 ................................ 46 540 63.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 147 .............. 8 433 11.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 136 .............. 10 763 14.6 (X)

Rental fees 159 .............................. 1 978 2.7 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 94 ........................... 1 639 2.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 34. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

IndianamCon.

Sales of other merchandise 144 ................ 2 284 3.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 75 ............. 2 202 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 (V) (X)

Iowa 177 .............................. 44 526 100.0 84.2

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 177 ................................ 22 983 51.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 177 .............. 6 716 15.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 177 .............. 11 151 25.0 (X) Rental fees 105 .............................. 1 192 2.7 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 90 ........................... 444 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 127 ................ 1 426 3.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 63 ............. 599 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 15 (V) (X)

Kansas 106 ........................... 33 298 100.0 77.3

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 106 ................................ 21 762 65.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 106 .............. 5 046 15.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 91 .............. 3 066 9.2 (X) Rental fees 100 .............................. 623 1.9 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 84 ........................... 1 311 3.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 93 ................ 1 071 3.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 53 ............. 410 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 (V) (X)

Kentucky 76 ......................... 30 657 100.0 87.6

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 76 ................................ 19 408 63.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 68 .............. 3 862 12.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 43 .............. 3 896 12.7 (X)

Rental fees 41 .............................. 1 015 3.3 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 42 ........................... 784 2.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 52 ................ 1 156 3.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ............. 406 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 130 .4 (X)

Louisiana 46 ......................... 25 705 100.0 82.7

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 46 ................................ 15 513 60.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 42 .............. 3 200 12.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 40 .............. 3 427 13.3 (X)

Rental fees 39 .............................. 976 3.8 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 34 ........................... 1 164 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ................ 496 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ............. 929 3.6 (X)

Maryland 101 .......................... 62 479 100.0 97.1

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 101 ................................ 46 210 74.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 68 .............. 7 672 12.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 26 .............. 1 493 2.4 (X)

Rental fees 87 .............................. 2 587 4.1 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 72 ........................... 1 294 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 83 ................ 2 841 4.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ............. 382 .6 (X)

Massachusetts 120 .................... 42 366 100.0 78.4

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 120 ................................ 31 024 73.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 86 .............. 4 049 9.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 35 .............. 2 415 5.7 (X)

Rental fees 96 .............................. 1 698 4.0 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 86 ........................... 1 475 3.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 65 ................ 850 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ............. 678 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 177 .4 (X)

Michigan 398 .......................... 204 703 100.0 75.9

Admissions 8 .............................. 1 233 .6 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 398 ................................ 114 096 55.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 290 .............. 19 263 9.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 309 .............. 57 610 28.1 (X) Rental fees 314 .............................. 3 844 1.9 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MichiganmCon.

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 230 ........................... 2 219 1.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 243 ................ 4 717 2.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 125 ............. 1 686 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 35 (V) (X)

Minnesota 200 ......................... 71 265 100.0 66.1

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 200 ................................ 32 619 45.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 183 .............. 11 308 15.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 172 .............. 21 974 30.8 (X) Rental fees 155 .............................. 1 632 2.3 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 131 ........................... 1 515 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 100 ................ 1 594 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ............. 572 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 51 .1 (X)

Mississippi 25 ........................ 8 327 100.0 85.9

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 25 ................................ 5 672 68.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 24 .............. 966 11.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 12 .............. 603 7.2 (X) Rental fees 17 .............................. 255 3.1 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 20 ........................... 276 3.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ................ 425 5.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 105 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 25 .3 (X)

Missouri 172 .......................... 68 089 100.0 77.8

Admissions 12 .............................. 97 .1 (X) Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 172 ................................ 35 716 52.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 147 .............. 12 651 18.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 140 .............. 13 077 19.2 (X) Rental fees 130 .............................. 1 584 2.3 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 85 ........................... 1 818 2.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 137 ................ 2 304 3.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ............. 710 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 132 .2 (X)

Montana 64 .......................... 19 248 100.0 68.6

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 64 ................................ 8 893 46.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 54 .............. 2 864 14.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 49 .............. 3 185 16.6 (X) Rental fees 31 .............................. 184 1.0 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 37 ........................... 3 507 18.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 45 ................ 564 2.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ............. 48 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 (V) (X)

Nebraska 103 ......................... 31 301 100.0 83.2

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 103 ................................ 17 098 54.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 100 .............. 4 898 15.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 100 .............. 6 411 20.5 (X) Rental fees 74 .............................. 462 1.5 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 47 ........................... 833 2.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 63 ................ 956 3.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 43 ............. 636 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 7 (V) (X)

Nevada 19 ........................... 7 161 100.0 71.5

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 19 ................................ 3 105 43.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 19 .............. 812 11.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 19 .............. 1 527 21.3 (X)

Rental fees 16 .............................. 202 2.8 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 16 ........................... 1 046 14.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ................ 143 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ............. 326 4.6 (X)

New Jersey 125 ....................... 81 662 100.0 97.9

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 125 ................................ 57 270 70.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 69 .............. 4 690 5.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 63 .............. 7 666 9.4 (X)

Rental fees 69 .............................. 1 744 2.1 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 47 ........................... 676 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 34. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

New JerseymCon.

Sales of other merchandise 80 ................ 8 836 10.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 30 ............. 719 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 61 .1 (X)

New York 477 ......................... 214 919 100.0 68.3

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 477 ................................ 143 600 66.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 432 .............. 20 239 9.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 449 .............. 39 503 18.4 (X) Rental fees 316 .............................. 3 822 1.8 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 254 ........................... 2 897 1.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 199 ................ 3 124 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 116 ............. 1 732 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 (V) (X)

North Carolina 86 .................... 43 273 100.0 85.4

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 86 ................................ 27 661 63.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 85 .............. 6 393 14.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 59 .............. 3 790 8.8 (X) Rental fees 86 .............................. 2 228 5.2 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 66 ........................... 1 351 3.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 68 ................ 1 542 3.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 26 ............. 308 .7 (X)

Ohio 417 .............................. 164 562 100.0 80.6

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 417 ................................ 98 682 60.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 396 .............. 19 557 11.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 393 .............. 33 634 20.4 (X)

Rental fees 290 .............................. 3 045 1.9 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 290 ........................... 3 362 2.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 279 ................ 4 824 2.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 117 ............. 1 393 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 65 (V) (X)

Oklahoma 61 ......................... 24 678 100.0 93.7

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 61 ................................ 15 645 63.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 59 .............. 4 582 18.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 49 .............. 2 538 10.3 (X) Rental fees 44 .............................. 620 2.5 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 34 ........................... 563 2.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 5 ................ 13 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 42 ................ 650 2.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ............. 66 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Oregon 86 ........................... 34 772 100.0 85.5

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 86 ................................ 20 223 58.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 77 .............. 4 237 12.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 72 .............. 4 125 11.9 (X) Rental fees 62 .............................. 961 2.8 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 82 ........................... 1 519 4.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 75 ................ 1 314 3.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 35 ............. 2 393 6.9 (X)

Pennsylvania 314 ...................... 106 529 100.0 80.5

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 314 ................................ 83 362 78.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 237 .............. 8 236 7.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 45 .............. 4 751 4.5 (X)

Rental fees 185 .............................. 2 256 2.1 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 231 ........................... 2 438 2.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 183 ................ 3 940 3.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 73 ............. 1 470 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 76 .1 (X)

South Carolina 50 .................... 24 737 100.0 87.8

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 50 ................................ 14 368 58.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 40 .............. 2 271 9.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 33 .............. 1 993 8.1 (X)

Rental fees 47 .............................. 1 243 5.0 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 39 ........................... 3 244 13.1 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

South CarolinamCon.

Sales of other merchandise 43 ................ 720 2.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ............. 205 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 693 2.8 (X)

South Dakota 54 ..................... 10 640 100.0 87.9

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 54 ................................ 5 759 54.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 48 .............. 1 604 15.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 51 .............. 2 127 20.0 (X) Rental fees 33 .............................. 379 3.6 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 33 ........................... 406 3.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 33 ................ 278 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 87 .8 (X)

Tennessee 69 ........................ 28 968 100.0 85.1

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 69 ................................ 19 484 67.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 65 .............. 3 386 11.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 54 .............. 2 111 7.3 (X)

Rental fees 65 .............................. 1 389 4.8 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 34 ........................... 1 114 3.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 62 ................ 1 085 3.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 38 ............. 398 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Texas 232 ............................. 127 617 100.0 79.6

Admissions 5 .............................. 274 .2 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 232 ................................ 78 168 61.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 221 .............. 16 995 13.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 162 .............. 18 054 14.2 (X)

Rental fees 187 .............................. 5 680 4.5 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 154 ........................... 4 143 3.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 153 ................ 3 469 2.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 50 ............. 816 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 18 (V) (X)

Utah 37 .............................. 13 013 100.0 94.5

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 37 ................................ 8 852 68.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 28 .............. 1 740 13.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 20 .............. 1 221 9.4 (X) Rental fees 33 .............................. 348 2.7 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 25 ........................... 171 1.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ................ 416 3.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ............. 265 2.0 (X)

Virginia 98 ........................... 71 268 100.0 92.8

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 98 ................................ 44 231 62.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 98 .............. 11 056 15.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 72 .............. 7 725 10.8 (X)

Rental fees 90 .............................. 2 852 4.0 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 68 ........................... 2 093 2.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 87 ................ 1 782 2.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 39 ............. 1 528 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Washington 133 ....................... 99 452 100.0 87.6

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 133 ................................ 34 898 35.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 132 .............. 19 393 19.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 117 .............. 15 019 15.1 (X)

Rental fees 82 .............................. 1 631 1.6 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 100 ........................... 2 798 2.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 108 ................ 2 133 2.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 68 ............. 23 575 23.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 (V) (X)

West Virginia 47 ...................... 17 412 100.0 76.3

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 47 ................................ 10 899 62.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 46 .............. 3 509 20.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 23 .............. 1 053 6.1 (X)

Rental fees 38 .............................. 623 3.6 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 33 ........................... 601 3.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 34. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

West VirginiamCon.

Sales of other merchandise 30 ................ 642 3.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 83 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 (V) (X)

Wisconsin 363 ......................... 115 356 100.0 85.1

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 363 ................................ 48 260 41.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 306 .............. 17 732 15.4 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WisconsinmCon.

Sales of alcoholic beverages 340 .............. 40 547 35.2 (X) Rental fees 196 .............................. 1 951 1.7 (X)

Amusement machines operated by this

establishment 226 ........................... 2 391 2.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 165 ................ 3 599 3.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 67 ............. 803 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 73 .1 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 35. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7941 pt. Baseball clubs 141 ........... 827 388 100.0 92.4

Admissions 141 ..................... 584 684 70.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 100 ..... 56 980 6.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 54 ..... 18 949 2.3 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 13 ............. 7 196 .9 (X)

Amusement machines operated

by this establishment 6 ........... 789 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 13 ...... 7 580 .9 (X)

Rental fees 17 .................... 7 127 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 102 ...... 22 093 2.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 102 ..................... 121 990 14.7 (X)

7941 pt. Football clubs 35 ........... 528 356 100.0 89.7

Admissions 35 ..................... 462 684 87.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ..... 3 599 .7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 8 ...... 994 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 21 ...... 8 260 1.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 24 ..................... 44 887 8.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 932 1.5 (X)

7941 pt. Other professional sports

clubs 137 ................... 930 076 100.0 78.7

Admissions 136 ..................... 788 615 84.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 17 ..... 5 093 .6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 5 ..... 1 149 .1 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 7 ............. 13 115 1.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 12 ...... 3 859 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 97 ...... 31 183 3.4 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 96 ..................... 86 962 9.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 100 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7948 pt. Auto racetrack

operation 511 ............... 412 174 100.0 74.9

Admissions 509 ..................... 263 414 63.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 414 ..... 28 132 6.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 153 ..... 6 452 1.6 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 98 ............. 37 898 9.2 (X)

Amusement machines operated

by this establishment 7 ........... 579 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 115 ...... 5 805 1.4 (X)

Rental fees 100 .................... 16 399 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 237 ...... 23 398 5.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 185 ..................... 30 097 7.3 (X)

7948 pt. Horse racetrack

operation 130 ............... 2 210 666 100.0 79.0

Admissions 119 ..................... 195 643 8.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 74 ..... 66 323 3.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 44 ..... 29 989 1.4 (X) Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 12 ............. 12 028 .5 (X)

Racetrack’s share of receipts

from parimutuel betting 122 ......... 1 732 194 78.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 19 ...... 9 840 .5 (X)

Rental fees 37 .................... 19 221 .9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 83 ...... 55 121 2.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 103 ..................... 89 741 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 566 (V) (X)

7948 pt. Dog racetrack operation 59 . 641 355 100.0 86.1

Admissions 58 ..................... 22 846 3.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 36 ..... 25 573 4.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 24 ..... 17 055 2.7 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 4 ............. 18 287 2.9 (X)

Racetrack’s share of receipts

from parimutuel betting 58 ......... 516 043 80.5 (X)

Rental fees 14 .................... 4 556 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 39 ...... 13 676 2.1 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 51 ..................... 20 441 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 878 .5 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 36. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7991 pt. Physical fitness centers,

except gymnasiums and

athletic clubs 7 ........... 519 2 943 457 100.0 67.9

Rental fees 493 .................... 6 546 .2 (X)

Admissions 246 ..................... 36 277 1.2 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 1 ............. 594 229 420 7.8 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 1 ..... 552 22 851 .8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 182 ..... 3 499 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 6 ...... 216 2 522 671 85.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 2 ........... 701 50 272 1.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 2 ..................... 026 70 254 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 667 .1 (X)

7991 pt. Gymnasiums and athletic

clubs 1 ................... 697 880 109 100.0 75.8

Rental fees 357 .................... 9 069 1.0 (X) Admissions 67 ..................... 6 599 .8 (X) Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 426 ............. 73 224 8.3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 592 ..... 43 164 4.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 174 ..... 9 065 1.0 (X)

Gaming receipts 8 ................ 1 001 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 1 ...... 508 678 197 77.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 754 ........... 24 383 2.8 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 398 ..................... 35 072 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 335 (V) (X)

ARIZONA

7991 Physical fitness facilities 130 . 57 257 100.0 68.0

Rental fees 23 .................... 113 .2 (X)

Admissions 8 ..................... 915 1.6 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 38 ............. 6 056 10.6 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 47 ..... 943 1.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 92 ...... 47 135 82.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 55 ........... 1 031 1.8 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 17 ..................... 756 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 308 .5 (X)

ARKANSAS

7991 Physical fitness facilities 75 . 12 757 100.0 82.0

Rental fees 5 .................... 165 1.3 (X) Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 17 ............. 814 6.4 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 31 ..... 143 1.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 73 ...... 11 333 88.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 39 ........... 177 1.4 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 11 ..................... 118 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 .1 (X)

CALIFORNIA

7991 Physical fitness facilities 1 . 218 799 672 100.0 73.9

Rental fees 145 .................... 2 309 .3 (X)

Admissions 33 ..................... 3 824 .5 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 329 ............. 85 425 10.7 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 337 ..... 15 398 1.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 81 ..... 3 192 .4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 961 ...... 653 146 81.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 545 ........... 19 190 2.4 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 553 ..................... 16 926 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 262 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

COLORADO

7991 Physical fitness facilities 188 . 99 374 100.0 88.6

Rental fees 54 .................... 617 .6 (X) Admissions 7 ..................... 2 054 2.1 (X) Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 72 ............. 9 833 9.9 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 41 ..... 378 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 5 ..... 70 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 141 ...... 79 114 79.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 81 ........... 1 870 1.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 64 ..................... 5 438 5.5 (X)

CONNECTICUT

7991 Physical fitness facilities 174 . 65 919 100.0 74.0

Rental fees 11 .................... 216 .3 (X) Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 24 ............. 12 117 18.4 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 49 ..... 654 1.0 (X)

Membership dues and fees 160 ...... 48 917 74.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 83 ........... 2 877 4.4 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 23 ..................... 951 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 187 .3 (X)

DELAWARE

7991 Physical fitness facilities 26 . 9 154 100.0 71.9

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 6 ..... 115 1.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 23 ...... 8 664 94.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 97 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 278 3.0 (X)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

7991 Physical fitness facilities 24 . 13 327 100.0 82.7

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 8 ............. 238 1.8 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 9 ..... 48 .4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 22 ...... 12 816 96.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 76 .6 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 6 ..................... 138 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 .1 (X)

FLORIDA

7991 Physical fitness facilities 525 . 213 388 100.0 65.2

Rental fees 20 .................... 101 .1 (X)

Admissions 34 ..................... 3 858 1.8 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 87 ............. 10 577 5.0 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 79 ..... 1 210 .6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 408 ...... 191 683 89.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 184 ........... 3 392 1.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 89 ..................... 2 547 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 (V) (X)

GEORGIA

7991 Physical fitness facilities 226 . 82 177 100.0 85.1

Rental fees 6 .................... 125 .2 (X)

Admissions 12 ..................... 2 321 2.8 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 26 ............. 2 153 2.6 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 41 ..... 461 .6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 5 ..... 1 323 1.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 207 ...... 70 773 86.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 76 ........... 3 094 3.8 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 56 ..................... 1 927 2.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 36. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HAWAII

7991 Physical fitness facilities 37 . 18 257 100.0 80.4

Rental fees 4 .................... 13 .1 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 4 ............. 85 .5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 12 ..... 223 1.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 36 ...... 15 918 87.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 1 484 8.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 7 ..................... 522 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 .1 (X)

ILLINOIS

7991 Physical fitness facilities 378 . 197 841 100.0 71.1

Rental fees 40 .................... 1 144 .6 (X)

Admissions 18 ..................... 10 207 5.2 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 166 ............. 13 899 7.0 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 101 ..... 5 402 2.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 13 ..... 764 .4 (X)

Receipts from amusement

machines 12 ..................... 237 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 235 ...... 159 806 80.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 133 ........... 2 324 1.2 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 152 ..................... 4 057 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

INDIANA

7991 Physical fitness facilities 185 . 44 121 100.0 82.8

Rental fees 22 .................... 429 1.0 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 21 ............. 1 979 4.5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 57 ..... 675 1.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 6 ..... 39 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 173 ...... 37 241 84.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 77 ........... 686 1.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 46 ..................... 672 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 400 5.4 (X)

MARYLAND

7991 Physical fitness facilities 199 . 81 142 100.0 80.1

Rental fees 17 .................... 257 .3 (X)

Admissions 9 ..................... 186 .2 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 38 ............. 9 212 11.4 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 26 ..... 298 .4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 166 ...... 67 842 83.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 84 ........... 1 308 1.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 70 ..................... 2 016 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 (V) (X)

MASSACHUSETTS

7991 Physical fitness facilities 309 . 123 653 100.0 73.3

Rental fees 14 .................... 687 .6 (X)

Admissions 6 ..................... 1 147 .9 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 53 ............. 8 683 7.0 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 53 ..... 1 399 1.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 6 ..... 397 .3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 258 ...... 106 004 85.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 101 ........... 2 024 1.6 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 47 ..................... 3 243 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 69 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MICHIGAN

7991 Physical fitness facilities 307 . 107 027 100.0 71.7

Rental fees 21 .................... 403 .4 (X)

Admissions 9 ..................... 81 .1 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 67 ............. 10 376 9.7 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 81 ..... 998 .9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 248 ...... 89 397 83.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 159 ........... 2 992 2.8 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 72 ..................... 2 699 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 81 .1 (X)

MINNESOTA

7991 Physical fitness facilities 136 . 66 383 100.0 82.5

Rental fees 20 .................... 293 .4 (X)

Admissions 10 ..................... 125 .2 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 56 ............. 5 837 8.8 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 43 ..... 3 228 4.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 ..... 508 .8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 101 ...... 50 585 76.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 63 ........... 1 666 2.5 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 46 ..................... 4 139 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

MISSOURI

7991 Physical fitness facilities 178 . 47 709 100.0 71.7

Admissions 5 ..................... 1 531 3.2 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 13 ............. 1 388 2.9 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 33 ..... 275 .6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 164 ...... 42 830 89.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 82 ........... 886 1.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 30 ..................... 665 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 134 .3 (X)

MONTANA

7991 Physical fitness facilities 48 . 9 812 100.0 63.6

Rental fees 6 .................... 67 .7 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 22 ..... 278 2.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 47 ...... 7 783 79.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 ........... 360 3.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 11 ..................... 1 259 12.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 65 .7 (X)

NEBRASKA

7991 Physical fitness facilities 49 . 14 716 100.0 82.6

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 8 ............. 399 2.7 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 13 ..... 494 3.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 7 ..... 41 .3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 42 ...... 12 437 84.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ........... 508 3.5 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 8 ..................... 442 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 395 2.7 (X)

NEW JERSEY

7991 Physical fitness facilities 361 . 145 022 100.0 73.9

Rental fees 17 .................... 407 .3 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 53 ............. 12 503 8.6 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 38 ..... 801 .6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 310 ...... 126 821 87.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 70 ........... 2 327 1.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 62 ..................... 2 070 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 93 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 36. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW YORK

7991 Physical fitness facilities 663 . 347 856 100.0 75.3

Rental fees 48 .................... 1 568 .5 (X)

Admissions 18 ..................... 1 664 .5 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 102 ............. 21 194 6.1 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 82 ..... 3 173 .9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 8 ..... 426 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 605 ...... 302 930 87.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 121 ........... 3 013 .9 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 188 ..................... 13 856 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 32 (V) (X)

OHIO

7991 Physical fitness facilities 362 . 114 976 100.0 76.6

Rental fees 24 .................... 1 019 .9 (X)

Admissions 7 ..................... 62 .1 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 58 ............. 3 741 3.3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 60 ..... 1 149 1.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 24 ..... 525 .5 (X)

Gaming receipts 7 ................ 750 .7 (X)

Receipts from amusement

machines 9 ..................... 147 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 348 ...... 104 224 90.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 80 ........... 1 265 1.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 98 ..................... 2 094 1.8 (X)

OREGON

7991 Physical fitness facilities 123 . 51 090 100.0 68.8

Rental fees 23 .................... 529 1.0 (X) Admissions 6 ..................... 1 342 2.6 (X) Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 37 ............. 2 143 4.2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 54 ..... 2 536 5.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 14 ..... 288 .6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 104 ...... 40 408 79.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 83 ........... 1 846 3.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 33 ..................... 1 812 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 186 .4 (X)

PENNSYLVANIA

7991 Physical fitness facilities 402 . 138 425 100.0 76.7

Rental fees 24 .................... 745 .5 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 124 ............. 12 516 9.0 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 85 ..... 1 505 1.1 (X)

Receipts from amusement

machines 5 ..................... 155 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 346 ...... 116 640 84.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 141 ........... 1 631 1.2 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 88 ..................... 4 418 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 815 .6 (X)

RHODE ISLAND

7991 Physical fitness facilities 45 . 12 790 100.0 68.8

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 15 ............. 1 599 12.5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 9 ..... 44 .3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 30 ...... 10 610 83.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 372 2.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 10 ..................... 157 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

TEXAS

7991 Physical fitness facilities 529 . 246 948 100.0 76.5

Rental fees 69 .................... 742 .3 (X) Admissions 15 ..................... 219 .1 (X) Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 142 ............. 11 437 4.6 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 81 ..... 7 734 3.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 30 ..... 1 315 .5 (X)

Gaming receipts 5 ................ 738 .3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 427 ...... 211 103 85.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 169 ........... 3 062 1.2 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 143 ..................... 10 548 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 50 (V) (X)

UTAH

7991 Physical fitness facilities 63 . 26 269 100.0 81.1

Rental fees 25 .................... 487 1.9 (X) Admissions 5 ..................... 96 .4 (X) Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 18 ............. 4 956 18.9 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 22 ..... 241 .9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 57 ...... 19 703 75.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 ........... 365 1.4 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 24 ..................... 421 1.6 (X)

VERMONT

7991 Physical fitness facilities 35 . 9 151 100.0 71.3

Rental fees 6 .................... 109 1.2 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 17 ............. 2 240 24.5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 10 ..... 106 1.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 28 ...... 6 335 69.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 190 2.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 5 ..................... 144 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 .3 (X)

VIRGINIA

7991 Physical fitness facilities 235 . 97 829 100.0 63.8

Rental fees 7 .................... 87 .1 (X) Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 52 ............. 10 741 11.0 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 33 ..... 209 .2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 188 ...... 85 471 87.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 63 ........... 440 .5 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 50 ..................... 868 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

WASHINGTON

7991 Physical fitness facilities 250 . 127 667 100.0 73.9

Rental fees 16 .................... 253 .2 (X)

Admissions 12 ..................... 1 604 1.3 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 22 ............. 4 743 3.7 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 83 ..... 8 783 6.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 7 ..... 1 302 1.0 (X)

Membership dues and fees 231 ...... 100 403 78.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 89 ........... 2 216 1.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 64 ..................... 8 345 6.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 36. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WISCONSIN

7991 Physical fitness facilities 161 . 49 674 100.0 87.9

Rental fees 10 .................... 103 .2 (X) Admissions 7 ..................... 1 120 2.3 (X) Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 42 ............. 4 161 8.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WISCONSINmCon.

7991 Physical fitness facilities

mCon.

Sales of food and refreshments,

except alcoholic beverages 53 ..... 610 1.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 ..... 132 .3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 123 ...... 41 422 83.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 49 ........... 645 1.3 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 52 ..................... 1 459 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 (V) (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 37. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue

Establish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

United States 183 ..................... 145 255 100.0 86.4

Rental fees 19 .............................. 7 600 5.2 (X)

Admissions 11 .............................. 3 833 2.6 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 26 ................................ 12 144 8.4 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 129 ...................... 19 950 13.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 24 .............. 6 581 4.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 85 ................ 60 282 41.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 43 ..................... 8 719 6.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 120 .......... 5 339 3.7 (X)

Contributions, gifts, and grants 140 ............. 10 618 7.3 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 126 .............. 10 184 7.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 (V) (X)

Florida 5 ............................ 2 226 100.0 100.0

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 4 ...................... 616 27.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 .......... 58 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 552 69.7 (X)

Missouri 8 .......................... 3 467 100.0 98.8

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue

Establish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

MissourimCon.

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 5 ...................... 77 2.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 4 ................ 1 258 36.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 .......... 26 .8 (X)

Contributions, gifts, and grants 7 ............. 379 10.9 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 7 .............. 156 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 571 45.3 (X)

New York 18 ......................... 42 904 100.0 82.3

Rental fees 7 .............................. 5 785 13.5 (X)

Admissions 4 .............................. 1 944 4.5 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 7 ................................ 5 287 12.3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 11 ...................... 5 782 13.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 7 .............. 2 556 6.0 (X)

Membership dues and fees 14 ................ 17 018 39.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 1 988 4.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 .......... 395 .9 (X)

Contributions, gifts, and grants 14 ............. 1 803 4.2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 11 .............. 346 .8 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 38. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

United States 3 ..................... 780 2 338 748 100.0 68.3

Rental fees 2 .............................. 537 273 435 11.7 (X)

Admissions 542 .............................. 162 268 6.9 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 3 ................................ 325 1 260 418 53.9 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 2 ...................... 801 211 073 9.0 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

United StatesmCon.

Sales of alcoholic beverages 2 .............. 104 111 490 4.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 1 ................ 467 91 706 3.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 2 ................ 711 191 941 8.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 1 .......... 032 36 183 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 234 (V) (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 39. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

United States 4 ..................... 932 2 187 506 100.0 69.4

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 1 ............................ 435 170 598 7.8 (X)

Pinball machines 3 ....................... 119 165 002 7.5 (X)

Video games 4 ........................... 145 1 001 480 45.8 (X)

Other amusement machines 2 ............. 816 615 298 28.1 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 440 ...................... 30 827 1.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 61 .............. 5 141 .2 (X)

Rental fees 223 .............................. 7 819 .4 (X)

Admissions 35 .............................. 4 603 .2 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 261 ................................ 50 689 2.3 (X)

Gaming receipts 52 .......................... 13 348 .6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 26 ................ 1 270 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 591 ..................... 66 287 3.0 (X) All other amounts received from customers 601 . 55 144 2.5 (X)

Alabama 55 .......................... 16 205 100.0 85.9

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 11 ............................ 608 3.8 (X)

Pinball machines 33 ....................... 745 4.6 (X)

Video games 46 ........................... 10 656 65.8 (X)

Other amusement machines 34 ............. 3 429 21.2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 5 ...................... 59 .4 (X) Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 4 ................................ 118 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ..................... 205 1.3 (X) All other amounts received from customers 7 . 369 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 16 .1 (X)

Alaska 9 ............................ 4 499 100.0 70.5

Receipts from amusement machines: Pinball machines 5 ....................... 87 1.9 (X)

Video games 9 ........................... 4 304 95.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 32 .7 (X)

Arizona 56 ........................... 19 300 100.0 90.7

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 14 ............................ 1 649 8.5 (X) Pinball machines 25 ....................... 928 4.8 (X)

Video games 41 ........................... 9 777 50.7 (X)

Other amusement machines 40 ............. 3 413 17.7 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 18 ...................... 633 3.3 (X) Rental fees 7 .............................. 64 .3 (X) Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 9 ................................ 2 003 10.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ..................... 560 2.9 (X) All other amounts received from customers 10 . 132 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 141 .7 (X)

Arkansas 47 .......................... 11 138 100.0 90.2

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 21 ............................ 651 5.8 (X) Pinball machines 28 ....................... 1 136 10.2 (X)

Video games 36 ........................... 5 333 47.9 (X)

Other amusement machines 30 ............. 2 488 22.3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 6 ...................... 469 4.2 (X) All other amounts received from customers 5 . 363 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 698 6.3 (X)

Connecticut 35 ....................... 16 940 100.0 86.4

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 14 ............................ 2 034 12.0 (X)

Pinball machines 27 ....................... 2 881 17.0 (X)

Video games 32 ........................... 9 267 54.7 (X)

Other amusement machines 20 ............. 1 550 9.2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 7 ...................... 197 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 011 6.0 (X)

Delaware 9 .......................... 2 882 100.0 95.1

Receipts from amusement machines:

Pinball machines 6 ....................... 456 15.8 (X)

Video games 7 ........................... 1 839 63.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 128 4.4 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

Florida 274 ............................ 86 265 100.0 68.3

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 40 ............................ 4 895 5.7 (X)

Pinball machines 147 ....................... 9 409 10.9 (X)

Video games 204 ........................... 44 069 51.1 (X)

Other amusement machines 142 ............. 18 357 21.3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 48 ...................... 2 834 3.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 5 .............. 247 .3 (X)

Rental fees 10 .............................. 621 .7 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 10 ................................ 2 986 3.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ..................... 2 029 2.4 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 53 . 807 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 11 (V) (X)

Georgia 129 ........................... 40 863 100.0 71.1

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 32 ............................ 2 442 6.0 (X) Pinball machines 81 ....................... 1 977 4.8 (X)

Video games 118 ........................... 22 305 54.6 (X)

Other amusement machines 63 ............. 5 468 13.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 7 .............. 152 .4 (X) Rental fees 12 .............................. 1 503 3.7 (X) Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 4 ................................ 2 914 7.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ..................... 682 1.7 (X) All other amounts received from customers 30 . 3 122 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 298 .7 (X)

Hawaii 38 ............................ 23 665 100.0 73.7

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 6 ............................ 571 2.4 (X)

Pinball machines 34 ....................... 1 069 4.5 (X)

Video games 34 ........................... 9 289 39.3 (X)

Other amusement machines 31 ............. 10 281 43.4 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 11 ...................... 870 3.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 389 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 196 5.1 (X)

Indiana 101 ........................... 34 259 100.0 78.1

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 31 ............................ 5 725 16.7 (X) Pinball machines 65 ....................... 2 253 6.6 (X)

Video games 89 ........................... 18 530 54.1 (X)

Other amusement machines 51 ............. 4 461 13.0 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 5 ...................... 79 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ..................... 2 674 7.8 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 15 . 431 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 106 .3 (X)

Iowa 59 .............................. 34 388 100.0 79.1

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 24 ............................ 6 493 18.9 (X) Pinball machines 48 ....................... 6 023 17.5 (X)

Video games 48 ........................... 16 941 49.3 (X)

Other amusement machines 39 ............. 4 070 11.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 342 1.0 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 5 . 387 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 132 .4 (X)

Kansas 36 ........................... 13 564 100.0 78.6

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 19 ............................ 1 407 10.4 (X)

Pinball machines 33 ....................... 952 7.0 (X)

Video games 36 ........................... 7 038 51.9 (X)

Other amusement machines 32 ............. 2 881 21.2 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 .......................... 231 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ..................... 568 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 487 3.6 (X)

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Table 39. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

Kentucky 53 ......................... 13 594 100.0 75.1

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 10 ............................ 277 2.0 (X)

Pinball machines 30 ....................... 813 6.0 (X)

Video games 41 ........................... 7 458 54.9 (X)

Other amusement machines 26 ............. 3 850 28.3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 11 ...................... 134 1.0 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 5 ................................ 117 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ..................... 669 4.9 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 7 . 9 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 267 2.0 (X)

Maryland 110 .......................... 38 071 100.0 64.3

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 28 ............................ 2 905 7.6 (X)

Pinball machines 58 ....................... 2 854 7.5 (X)

Video games 101 ........................... 24 310 63.9 (X)

Other amusement machines 48 ............. 4 507 11.8 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 7 ...................... 818 2.2 (X)

Rental fees 8 .............................. 141 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ..................... 1 757 4.6 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 21 . 779 2.1 (X)

Minnesota 71 ......................... 31 005 100.0 70.1

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 24 ............................ 5 370 17.3 (X)

Pinball machines 36 ....................... 5 078 16.4 (X)

Video games 45 ........................... 13 095 42.2 (X)

Other amusement machines 27 ............. 5 821 18.8 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 5 ...................... 512 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 435 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 694 2.2 (X)

Mississippi 60 ........................ 15 306 100.0 77.8

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 20 ............................ 1 108 7.2 (X) Pinball machines 33 ....................... 1 907 12.5 (X)

Video games 53 ........................... 7 733 50.5 (X)

Other amusement machines 30 ............. 2 599 17.0 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 9 ...................... 51 .3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 .............. 110 .7 (X) Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 5 ................................ 712 4.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ..................... 852 5.6 (X) All other amounts received from customers 6 . 153 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 81 .5 (X)

Montana 46 .......................... 46 091 100.0 81.2

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 13 ............................ 4 552 9.9 (X) Pinball machines 21 ....................... 9 703 21.1 (X)

Video games 31 ........................... 10 690 23.2 (X)

Other amusement machines 33 ............. 20 646 44.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 500 1.1 (X)

Nebraska 35 ......................... 9 997 100.0 62.9

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 17 ............................ 1 011 10.1 (X)

Pinball machines 25 ....................... 873 8.7 (X)

Video games 32 ........................... 5 294 53.0 (X)

Other amusement machines 20 ............. 2 004 20.1 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 6 ...................... 14 .1 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 8 ................................ 372 3.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ..................... 88 .9 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 6 . 18 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 323 3.2 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

Nevada 84 ........................... 219 191 100.0 72.9

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 16 ............................ 4 090 1.9 (X)

Pinball machines 25 ....................... 900 .4 (X)

Video games 38 ........................... 11 180 5.1 (X)

Other amusement machines 55 ............. 201 900 92.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ..................... 727 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 7 . 120 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 274 .1 (X)

New Hampshire 32 ................... 19 668 100.0 75.1

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 19 ............................ 1 558 7.9 (X)

Pinball machines 30 ....................... 1 893 9.6 (X)

Video games 31 ........................... 5 600 28.5 (X)

Other amusement machines 25 ............. 8 353 42.5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 6 ...................... 342 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ..................... 1 057 5.4 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 10 . 800 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 65 .3 (X)

New Jersey 171 ....................... 93 130 100.0 77.1

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 24 ............................ 6 285 6.8 (X)

Pinball machines 103 ....................... 5 579 6.0 (X)

Video games 136 ........................... 38 599 41.5 (X)

Other amusement machines 73 ............. 16 449 17.7 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 13 ...................... 1 131 1.2 (X)

Rental fees 6 .............................. 754 .8 (X)

Admissions 4 .............................. 755 .8 (X)

Gaming receipts 5 .......................... 824 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ..................... 229 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 20 . 21 026 22.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 499 1.6 (X)

North Carolina 138 .................... 51 050 100.0 74.7

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 57 ............................ 3 105 6.1 (X) Pinball machines 105 ....................... 4 553 8.9 (X)

Video games 134 ........................... 32 399 63.5 (X)

Other amusement machines 86 ............. 6 086 11.9 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 13 ...................... 450 .9 (X) Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 5 ................................ 1 103 2.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ..................... 3 002 5.9 (X) All other amounts received from customers 13 . 237 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 115 .2 (X)

North Dakota 13 ...................... 3 104 100.0 74.7

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 7 ............................ 624 20.1 (X) Pinball machines 10 ....................... 426 13.7 (X)

Video games 10 ........................... 1 620 52.2 (X)

Other amusement machines 4 ............. 362 11.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 72 2.3 (X)

Ohio 202 .............................. 93 022 100.0 63.7

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 43 ............................ 10 984 11.8 (X)

Pinball machines 114 ....................... 4 628 5.0 (X)

Video games 180 ........................... 44 574 47.9 (X)

Other amusement machines 84 ............. 13 074 14.1 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 32 ...................... 2 280 2.5 (X)

Rental fees 16 .............................. 112 .1 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 25 ................................ 5 246 5.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 38 ..................... 6 972 7.5 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 45 . 2 626 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 526 2.7 (X)

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Table 39. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

Oklahoma 60 ......................... 17 646 100.0 74.1

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 29 ............................ 1 845 10.5 (X) Pinball machines 48 ....................... 1 243 7.0 (X)

Video games 52 ........................... 7 361 41.7 (X)

Other amusement machines 39 ............. 4 785 27.1 (X) Rental fees 4 .............................. 205 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ..................... 931 5.3 (X) All other amounts received from customers 16 . 757 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 519 2.9 (X)

Oregon 78 ........................... 26 945 100.0 69.0

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 8 ............................ 249 .9 (X)

Pinball machines 44 ....................... 1 229 4.6 (X)

Video games 66 ........................... 12 735 47.3 (X)

Other amusement machines 50 ............. 7 567 28.1 (X)

Rental fees 9 .............................. 88 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ..................... 1 075 4.0 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 23 . 2 623 9.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 379 5.1 (X)

South Carolina 172 .................... 103 047 100.0 80.2

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 91 ............................ 6 706 6.5 (X) Pinball machines 116 ....................... 7 304 7.1 (X)

Video games 148 ........................... 76 856 74.6 (X)

Other amusement machines 111 ............. 9 889 9.6 (X) Rental fees 6 .............................. 121 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 154 .2 (X) All other amounts received from customers 9 . 999 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 018 1.0 (X)

South Dakota 48 ..................... 43 849 100.0 86.7

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 28 ............................ 1 264 2.9 (X)

Pinball machines 30 ....................... 465 1.1 (X)

Video games 31 ........................... 9 462 21.6 (X)

Other amusement machines 31 ............. 27 425 62.5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 7 ...................... 184 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 .............. 82 .2 (X)

Rental fees 5 .............................. 55 .1 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 9 ................................ 342 .8 (X)

Gaming receipts 6 .......................... 4 042 9.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ..................... 235 .5 (X) All other amounts received from customers 11 . 226 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 67 .2 (X)

Tennessee 162 ........................ 44 466 100.0 73.0

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 36 ............................ 1 418 3.2 (X)

Pinball machines 73 ....................... 2 074 4.7 (X)

Video games 124 ........................... 25 376 57.1 (X)

Other amusement machines 82 ............. 11 214 25.2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 12 ...................... 487 1.1 (X)

Rental fees 11 .............................. 652 1.5 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 6 ................................ 606 1.4 (X)

Gaming receipts 6 .......................... 66 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ..................... 1 830 4.1 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 4 . 78 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 665 1.5 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

Texas 319 ............................. 119 498 100.0 78.9

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 65 ............................ 7 023 5.9 (X)

Pinball machines 211 ....................... 4 769 4.0 (X)

Video games 289 ........................... 56 459 47.3 (X)

Other amusement machines 223 ............. 31 493 26.4 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 35 ...................... 2 028 1.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 .............. 340 .3 (X)

Rental fees 24 .............................. 530 .4 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 48 ................................ 9 039 7.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 36 ..................... 4 248 3.6 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 40 . 1 902 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 667 1.4 (X)

Vermont 9 .......................... 2 326 100.0 78.8

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 4 ............................ 131 5.6 (X)

Pinball machines 9 ....................... 335 14.4 (X)

Video games 7 ........................... 653 28.1 (X)

Other amusement machines 7 ............. 333 14.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 874 37.6 (X)

Virginia 101 ........................... 39 414 100.0 82.6

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 27 ............................ 1 628 4.1 (X) Pinball machines 67 ....................... 3 534 9.0 (X)

Video games 87 ........................... 21 844 55.4 (X)

Other amusement machines 69 ............. 8 980 22.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 1 589 4.0 (X) All other amounts received from customers 18 . 1 839 4.7 (X)

Washington 97 ....................... 33 052 100.0 82.8

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 32 ............................ 4 703 14.2 (X)

Pinball machines 50 ....................... 2 840 8.6 (X)

Video games 76 ........................... 19 464 58.9 (X)

Other amusement machines 46 ............. 4 062 12.3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 7 ...................... 149 .5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 .............. 401 1.2 (X)

Rental fees 4 .............................. 97 .3 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 6 ................................ 75 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ..................... 1 085 3.3 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 19 . 176 .5 (X)

West Virginia 42 ...................... 12 440 100.0 87.4

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 19 ............................ 4 249 34.2 (X)

Pinball machines 22 ....................... 1 052 8.5 (X)

Video games 33 ........................... 4 855 39.0 (X)

Other amusement machines 16 ............. 1 159 9.3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 6 ...................... 52 .4 (X)

Rental fees 9 .............................. 57 .5 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 7 ................................ 601 4.8 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 .......................... 248 2.0 (X) All other amounts received from customers 6 . 138 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 29 .2 (X)

Wisconsin 129 ......................... 59 962 100.0 66.2

Receipts from amusement machines:

Phonograph, compact disc, or video

jukeboxes 38 ............................ 8 135 13.6 (X)

Pinball machines 84 ....................... 4 856 8.1 (X)

Video games 97 ........................... 26 016 43.4 (X)

Other amusement machines 70 ............. 15 635 26.1 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 11 ...................... 1 579 2.6 (X)

Gaming receipts 7 .......................... 126 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ..................... 968 1.6 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 14 . 1 717 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 930 1.6 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 40. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

United States 825 ..................... 5 311 781 100.0 88.3

Admission receipts 675 ....................... 2 750 045 51.8 (X) Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 274 ................................ 320 938 6.0 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 609 ...................... 977 046 18.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 93 .............. 39 226 .7 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

United StatesmCon.

Rental fees 206 .............................. 39 035 .7 (X)

Receipts from amusement machines 435 ....... 117 778 2.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 36 ................ 3 001 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 412 ................ 884 689 16.7 (X) All other amounts received from customers 247 . 180 023 3.4 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 41. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

United States 7 ..................... 275 5 018 717 100.0 70.6

Rental fees 3 .............................. 906 330 015 6.6 (X) Admissions 659 .............................. 62 002 1.2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 4 ...................... 872 793 242 15.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 3 .............. 883 294 275 5.9 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 3 ................................ 559 562 842 11.2 (X)

Gaming receipts 65 .......................... 5 341 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 7 ................ 275 2 445 964 48.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 3 ..................... 437 258 909 5.2 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 3 . 362 265 219 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 908 (V) (X)

Alabama 106 .......................... 39 615 100.0 70.8

Rental fees 34 .............................. 2 702 6.8 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 62 ...................... 5 751 14.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 60 .............. 2 526 6.4 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 29 ................................ 4 801 12.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 106 ................ 21 443 54.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 45 ..................... 2 001 5.1 (X) All other amounts received from customers 19 . 356 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 35 .1 (X)

Alaska 8 ............................ 3 738 100.0 91.9

Rental fees 6 .............................. 64 1.7 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 7 ...................... 210 5.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 8 ................ 3 154 84.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 129 3.5 (X) All other amounts received from customers 6 . 110 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 71 1.9 (X)

Arizona 87 ........................... 105 277 100.0 84.5

Rental fees 70 .............................. 9 391 8.9 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 70 ...................... 12 932 12.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 63 .............. 4 694 4.5 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 49 ................................ 13 360 12.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 87 ................ 46 168 43.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 74 ..................... 10 687 10.2 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 58 . 4 353 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 692 3.5 (X)

Colorado 108 .......................... 100 571 100.0 71.3

Rental fees 51 .............................. 6 681 6.6 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 67 ...................... 10 453 10.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 54 .............. 4 022 4.0 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 46 ................................ 10 750 10.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 108 ................ 51 121 50.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 49 ..................... 14 996 14.9 (X) All other amounts received from customers 30 . 2 536 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 12 (V) (X)

Connecticut 125 ....................... 63 318 100.0 85.2

Rental fees 40 .............................. 2 175 3.4 (X)

Admissions 8 .............................. 320 .5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 66 ...................... 8 237 13.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 61 .............. 8 133 12.8 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 49 ................................ 8 107 12.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 125 ................ 31 636 50.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 52 ..................... 1 318 2.1 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 54 . 3 384 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 8 (V) (X)

District of Columbia 6 ............... 6 575 100.0 89.7

Membership dues and fees 6 ................ 6 157 93.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 418 6.4 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Florida 526 ............................ 665 919 100.0 76.2

Rental fees 310 .............................. 47 924 7.2 (X) Admissions 62 .............................. 6 941 1.0 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 461 ...................... 118 212 17.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 352 .............. 35 322 5.3 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 258 ................................ 81 117 12.2 (X)

Gaming receipts 8 .......................... 1 187 .2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 526 ................ 297 833 44.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 326 ..................... 35 308 5.3 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 264 . 42 074 6.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Idaho 27 ............................. 8 145 100.0 84.0

Rental fees 24 .............................. 1 159 14.2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 13 ...................... 954 11.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 12 .............. 471 5.8 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 12 ................................ 1 803 22.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 27 ................ 2 591 31.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ..................... 802 9.9 (X) All other amounts received from customers 19 . 131 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 234 2.9 (X)

Illinois 280 ............................ 214 521 100.0 79.8

Rental fees 55 .............................. 7 194 3.4 (X)

Admissions 13 .............................. 2 596 1.2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 155 ...................... 31 711 14.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 141 .............. 13 586 6.3 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 209 ................................ 44 967 21.0 (X)

Membership dues and fees 280 ................ 89 500 41.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 60 ..................... 6 394 3.0 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 55 . 18 548 8.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 25 (V) (X)

Iowa 140 .............................. 30 011 100.0 71.7

Rental fees 114 .............................. 3 531 11.8 (X)

Admissions 19 .............................. 45 .2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 119 ...................... 4 764 15.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 117 .............. 4 396 14.7 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 94 ................................ 1 639 5.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 140 ................ 10 661 35.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 124 ..................... 3 842 12.8 (X) All other amounts received from customers 74 . 1 114 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 19 .1 (X)

Kansas 79 ........................... 30 218 100.0 100.0

Rental fees 63 .............................. 2 790 9.2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 74 ...................... 6 200 20.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 55 .............. 2 277 7.5 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 57 ................................ 1 570 5.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 79 ................ 14 335 47.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 43 ..................... 1 566 5.2 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 54 . 1 480 4.9 (X)

Kentucky 107 ......................... 49 102 100.0 78.7

Rental fees 55 .............................. 1 730 3.5 (X)

Admissions 7 .............................. 94 .2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 78 ...................... 5 222 10.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 36 .............. 1 676 3.4 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 52 ................................ 3 613 7.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 107 ................ 34 006 69.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ..................... 2 234 4.6 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 60 . 524 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 41. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Louisiana 109 ......................... 38 182 100.0 73.5

Rental fees 67 .............................. 3 864 10.1 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 92 ...................... 6 205 16.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 83 .............. 2 939 7.7 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 53 ................................ 2 534 6.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 109 ................ 17 057 44.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 72 ..................... 5 031 13.2 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 52 . 507 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 45 .1 (X)

Maine 54 ............................. 13 820 100.0 74.7

Rental fees 30 .............................. 865 6.3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 36 ...................... 767 5.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 21 .............. 841 6.1 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 33 ................................ 3 010 21.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 54 ................ 7 250 52.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ..................... 519 3.8 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 18 . 306 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 262 1.9 (X)

Maryland 137 .......................... 106 610 100.0 81.6

Rental fees 91 .............................. 5 057 4.7 (X)

Admissions 69 .............................. 1 529 1.4 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 111 ...................... 19 091 17.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 54 .............. 6 097 5.7 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 86 ................................ 13 645 12.8 (X)

Receipts from amusement machines

operated by this establishment 55 ............ 117 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 137 ................ 49 058 46.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 45 ..................... 2 506 2.4 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 103 . 9 507 8.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 (V) (X)

Massachusetts 220 .................... 151 306 100.0 76.4

Rental fees 86 .............................. 4 122 2.7 (X) Admissions 21 .............................. 2 281 1.5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 137 ...................... 15 584 10.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 148 .............. 17 951 11.9 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 93 ................................ 10 821 7.2 (X)

Gaming receipts 38 .......................... 2 263 1.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 220 ................ 76 916 50.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 121 ..................... 5 211 3.4 (X) All other amounts received from customers 137 . 16 120 10.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 37 (V) (X)

Michigan 267 .......................... 157 917 100.0 82.2

Rental fees 125 .............................. 8 975 5.7 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 152 ...................... 30 843 19.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 124 .............. 12 614 8.0 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 122 ................................ 20 774 13.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 267 ................ 74 159 47.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 68 ..................... 4 518 2.9 (X) All other amounts received from customers 127 . 5 938 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 96 .1 (X)

Minnesota 194 ......................... 127 677 100.0 86.6

Rental fees 114 .............................. 7 109 5.6 (X)

Admissions 14 .............................. 632 .5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 133 ...................... 17 557 13.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 108 .............. 6 602 5.2 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 111 ................................ 15 953 12.5 (X)

Gaming receipts 4 .......................... 546 .4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 194 ................ 68 723 53.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 133 ..................... 8 257 6.5 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 74 . 2 293 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 (V) (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Missouri 171 .......................... 80 852 100.0 68.1

Rental fees 70 .............................. 2 681 3.3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 92 ...................... 16 132 20.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 85 .............. 6 262 7.8 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 33 ................................ 5 230 6.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 171 ................ 39 318 48.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 64 ..................... 3 835 4.7 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 62 . 7 168 8.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 226 .3 (X)

Nebraska 48 ......................... 16 663 100.0 81.7

Rental fees 33 .............................. 738 4.4 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 40 ...................... 4 359 26.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 46 .............. 2 038 12.2 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 15 ................................ 687 4.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 48 ................ 7 282 43.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 39 ..................... 1 400 8.4 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 19 . 159 1.0 (X)

New Jersey 243 ....................... 179 008 100.0 77.4

Rental fees 62 .............................. 6 195 3.5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 122 ...................... 26 370 14.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 85 .............. 9 442 5.3 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 96 ................................ 21 794 12.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 243 ................ 102 621 57.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 71 ..................... 4 772 2.7 (X) All other amounts received from customers 53 . 7 795 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 19 (V) (X)

North Dakota 27 ...................... 4 113 100.0 82.9

Rental fees 15 .............................. 166 4.0 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 20 ...................... 621 15.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 16 .............. 404 9.8 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 16 ................................ 400 9.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 27 ................ 1 811 44.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ..................... 102 2.5 (X) All other amounts received from customers 12 . 111 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 498 12.1 (X)

Ohio 333 .............................. 178 641 100.0 89.5

Rental fees 211 .............................. 10 442 5.9 (X)

Admissions 22 .............................. 8 420 4.7 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 266 ...................... 32 577 18.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 172 .............. 11 263 6.3 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 187 ................................ 20 459 11.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 333 ................ 66 880 37.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 185 ..................... 15 623 8.8 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 170 . 11 880 6.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 097 .6 (X)

Oklahoma 72 ......................... 49 494 100.0 92.1

Rental fees 19 .............................. 1 928 3.9 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 57 ...................... 8 712 17.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 30 .............. 2 306 4.7 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 21 ................................ 4 216 8.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 72 ................ 21 441 43.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 32 ..................... 3 998 8.1 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 21 . 6 864 13.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 29 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 41. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Rhode Island 39 ...................... 25 502 100.0 66.9

Rental fees 24 .............................. 3 750 14.7 (X)

Admissions 4 .............................. 352 1.4 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 31 ...................... 4 117 16.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 31 .............. 2 325 9.1 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 15 ................................ 2 385 9.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 39 ................ 12 048 47.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ..................... 261 1.0 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 9 . 264 1.0 (X)

South Carolina 162 .................... 129 149 100.0 64.7

Rental fees 92 .............................. 18 860 14.6 (X) Admissions 96 .............................. 18 375 14.2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 130 ...................... 16 752 13.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 79 .............. 3 160 2.5 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 75 ................................ 21 697 16.8 (X)

Receipts from amusement machines

operated by this establishment 9 ............ 73 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 162 ................ 39 569 30.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 47 ..................... 6 270 4.9 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 111 . 4 393 3.4 (X)

Tennessee 140 ........................ 76 949 100.0 69.7

Rental fees 27 .............................. 2 684 3.5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 38 ...................... 8 980 11.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 29 .............. 2 574 3.4 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 73 ................................ 12 824 16.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 140 ................ 44 670 58.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ..................... 2 109 2.7 (X) All other amounts received from customers 33 . 3 054 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 54 .1 (X)

Texas 423 ............................. 380 497 100.0 74.6

Rental fees 313 .............................. 21 709 5.7 (X)

Admissions 113 .............................. 5 835 1.5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 389 ...................... 76 252 20.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 326 .............. 22 398 5.9 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 260 ................................ 24 054 6.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 423 ................ 194 145 51.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 196 ..................... 15 698 4.1 (X) All other amounts received from customers 295 . 20 391 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 15 (V) (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Utah 37 .............................. 19 410 100.0 100.0

Rental fees 15 .............................. 401 2.1 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 7 ...................... 1 647 8.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 5 .............. 78 .4 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 22 ................................ 2 600 13.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 37 ................ 9 872 50.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ..................... 3 768 19.4 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 15 . 1 039 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 (V) (X)

Vermont 35 .......................... 12 770 100.0 79.1

Rental fees 18 .............................. 994 7.8 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 24 ...................... 1 309 10.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 21 .............. 691 5.4 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 14 ................................ 2 130 16.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 35 ................ 5 579 43.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ..................... 1 630 12.8 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 18 . 437 3.4 (X)

Washington 109 ....................... 52 324 100.0 71.5

Rental fees 36 .............................. 719 1.4 (X)

Admissions 7 .............................. 132 .3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 61 ...................... 5 078 9.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 43 .............. 1 996 3.8 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 20 ................................ 1 078 2.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 109 ................ 37 901 72.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 51 ..................... 1 950 3.7 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 40 . 3 457 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 13 (V) (X)

West Virginia 57 ...................... 13 562 100.0 82.1

Rental fees 32 .............................. 1 092 8.1 (X) Admissions 11 .............................. 481 3.6 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 43 ...................... 2 655 19.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 28 .............. 583 4.3 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 28 ................................ 2 348 17.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 57 ................ 5 093 37.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ..................... 667 4.9 (X) All other amounts received from customers 17 . 637 4.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 (V) (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 42. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue

Establish- ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

United States 7 ..................... 452 5 609 613 100.0 83.7

Rental fees 3 .............................. 400 237 829 4.2 (X)

Admissions 632 .............................. 30 760 .6 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 5 ...................... 157 1 228 072 21.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 .............. 188 428 629 7.6 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 3 ................................ 195 293 067 5.2 (X)

Gaming receipts 210 .......................... 4 877 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 7 ................ 229 2 913 905 51.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 2 ..................... 531 152 078 2.7 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 3 . 342 188 961 3.4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 860 ................. 46 723 .8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 2 .............. 833 84 287 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 425 (V) (X)

California 564 ......................... 527 638 100.0 86.8

Rental fees 318 .............................. 25 502 4.8 (X) Admissions 10 .............................. 1 087 .2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 446 ...................... 103 526 19.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 439 .............. 37 001 7.0 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 296 ................................ 29 301 5.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 555 ................ 271 853 51.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 239 ..................... 21 231 4.0 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 262 . 18 056 3.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 292 .............. 19 866 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 215 (V) (X)

Delaware 34 .......................... 31 846 100.0 100.0

Rental fees 8 .............................. 1 117 3.5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 12 ...................... 9 351 29.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 8 .............. 2 458 7.7 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 13 ................................ 2 164 6.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 34 ................ 15 141 47.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 545 1.7 (X) All other amounts received from customers 16 . 676 2.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 .............. 20 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 374 1.2 (X)

Florida 227 ............................ 376 697 100.0 86.6

Rental fees 122 .............................. 17 597 4.7 (X)

Admissions 20 .............................. 2 258 .6 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 214 ...................... 83 094 22.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 199 .............. 25 189 6.7 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 81 ................................ 18 863 5.0 (X)

Membership dues and fees 227 ................ 200 174 53.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 100 ..................... 12 183 3.2 (X) All other amounts received from customers 136 . 13 120 3.5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 20 ................. 526 .1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 119 .............. 3 683 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 10 (V) (X)

Hawaii 13 ............................ 27 562 100.0 82.8

Rental fees 6 .............................. 307 1.1 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 10 ...................... 5 738 20.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 10 .............. 3 122 11.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 13 ................ 8 618 31.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ..................... 636 2.3 (X) All other amounts received from customers 5 . 537 2.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 .............. 1 295 4.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 7 309 26.5 (X)

Indiana 155 ........................... 115 070 100.0 91.6

Rental fees 95 .............................. 4 010 3.5 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 118 ...................... 25 884 22.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 89 .............. 8 940 7.8 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 67 ................................ 3 343 2.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 155 ................ 59 898 52.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 37 ..................... 2 537 2.2 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 82 . 4 067 3.5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 14 ................. 710 .6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 69 .............. 3 936 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 745 1.5 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue

Establish- ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

Kentucky 117 ......................... 63 147 100.0 90.6

Rental fees 44 .............................. 2 096 3.3 (X)

Admissions 19 .............................. 52 .1 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 92 ...................... 13 488 21.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 43 .............. 3 238 5.1 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 48 ................................ 2 009 3.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 112 ................ 38 302 60.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ..................... 737 1.2 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 56 . 1 658 2.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 19 ................. 313 .5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 49 .............. 1 245 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 9 (V) (X)

Louisiana 112 ......................... 53 013 100.0 67.4

Rental fees 66 .............................. 1 706 3.2 (X)

Admissions 4 .............................. 140 .3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 45 ...................... 10 919 20.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 28 .............. 3 246 6.1 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 21 ................................ 1 615 3.1 (X)

Gaming receipts 10 .......................... 73 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 112 ................ 29 445 55.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 35 ..................... 1 330 2.5 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 43 . 3 052 5.8 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 4 ................. 936 1.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 25 .............. 551 1.0 (X)

Missouri 154 .......................... 103 442 100.0 84.2

Rental fees 41 .............................. 2 765 2.7 (X)

Admissions 6 .............................. 2 513 2.4 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 102 ...................... 24 642 23.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 119 .............. 8 224 8.0 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 69 ................................ 7 753 7.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 140 ................ 49 020 47.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 81 ..................... 2 903 2.8 (X) All other amounts received from customers 76 . 4 340 4.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 49 .............. 1 252 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 30 (V) (X)

New Mexico 43 ....................... 20 162 100.0 84.6

Rental fees 7 .............................. 298 1.5 (X) Admissions 4 .............................. 1 457 7.2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 26 ...................... 3 660 18.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 20 .............. 1 272 6.3 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 28 ................................ 720 3.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 43 ................ 10 486 52.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ..................... 1 546 7.7 (X) All other amounts received from customers 11 . 437 2.2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 10 ................. 32 .2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 26 .............. 254 1.3 (X)

New York 494 ......................... 490 293 100.0 82.1

Rental fees 138 .............................. 15 631 3.2 (X)

Admissions 20 .............................. 1 991 .4 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 356 ...................... 107 893 22.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 253 .............. 37 600 7.7 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 223 ................................ 17 940 3.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 493 ................ 281 695 57.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 162 ..................... 3 554 .7 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 261 . 12 936 2.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 54 ................. 3 664 .8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 154 .............. 6 906 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 483 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 42. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue

Establish- ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

North Carolina 308 .................... 166 570 100.0 91.9

Rental fees 210 .............................. 8 447 5.1 (X) Admissions 28 .............................. 439 .3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 245 ...................... 36 659 22.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 129 .............. 7 981 4.8 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 148 ................................ 10 994 6.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 307 ................ 87 737 52.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 87 ..................... 5 475 3.3 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 92 . 7 587 4.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 30 ................. 386 .2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 122 .............. 861 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 4 (V) (X)

North Dakota 51 ...................... 10 738 100.0 100.0

Rental fees 24 .............................. 235 2.2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 33 ...................... 1 250 11.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 31 .............. 685 6.4 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 35 ................................ 924 8.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 49 ................ 6 979 65.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 ..................... 243 2.3 (X) All other amounts received from customers 22 . 202 1.9 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 15 ................. 86 .8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 15 .............. 108 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 26 .2 (X)

Ohio 358 .............................. 279 000 100.0 86.8

Rental fees 104 .............................. 9 275 3.3 (X) Admissions 18 .............................. 653 .2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 216 ...................... 65 681 23.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 202 .............. 23 635 8.5 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 148 ................................ 19 946 7.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 358 ................ 135 770 48.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 124 ..................... 13 626 4.9 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 121 . 7 626 2.7 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 50 ................. 892 .3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 122 .............. 1 843 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 53 (V) (X)

Oklahoma 65 ......................... 46 699 100.0 100.0

Rental fees 32 .............................. 1 591 3.4 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 59 ...................... 9 135 19.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 40 .............. 3 124 6.7 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 46 ................................ 4 323 9.3 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of revenue

Establish- ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

OklahomamCon.

Receipts from amusement machines

operated by this establishment 17 ............ 55 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 65 ................ 25 660 55.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 33 ..................... 2 049 4.4 (X) All other amounts received from customers 44 . 553 1.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 29 .............. 140 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 69 .2 (X)

Pennsylvania 468 ...................... 366 804 100.0 87.8

Rental fees 159 .............................. 17 708 4.8 (X)

Admissions 59 .............................. 1 134 .3 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 425 ...................... 95 869 26.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 313 .............. 40 624 11.1 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 137 ................................ 18 924 5.2 (X)

Gaming receipts 109 .......................... 1 820 .5 (X)

Receipts from amusement machines

operated by this establishment 117 ............ 225 .1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 468 ................ 170 845 46.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 115 ..................... 6 037 1.7 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 269 . 10 937 3.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 55 ................. 1 026 .3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 158 .............. 1 655 .5 (X)

Rhode Island 46 ...................... 25 754 100.0 88.7

Rental fees 21 .............................. 1 024 4.0 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 23 ...................... 2 857 11.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 18 .............. 1 658 6.4 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 14 ................................ 789 3.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 46 ................ 14 208 55.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ..................... 118 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 32 . 4 496 17.5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 6 ................. 549 2.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 9 .............. 26 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 29 .1 (X)

Washington 188 ....................... 103 801 100.0 86.8

Rental fees 100 .............................. 3 262 3.1 (X) Admissions 24 .............................. 250 .2 (X)

Sales of food and refreshments, except

alcoholic beverages 102 ...................... 18 890 18.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 101 .............. 8 490 8.2 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 126 ................................ 4 281 4.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 178 ................ 57 505 55.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 81 ..................... 4 514 4.4 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 68 . 3 161 3.1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 9 ................. 1 689 1.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 88 .............. 1 757 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 (V) (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 43. Major Sources of Receipts for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

7999 pt. Concession operators of

amusement devices and

rides 957 ................... 279 182 100.0 58.5

Rental fees 68 .................... 3 964 1.4 (X)

Admissions 548 ..................... 109 271 39.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages,

except alcoholic beverages 244 ..... 16 953 6.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 15 ..... 690 .3 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 441 ............. 129 821 46.5 (X)

Gaming receipts 11 ................ 799 .3 (X)

Receipts from amusement

machines 78 ..................... 3 663 1.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 12 ...... 965 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 159 ........... 6 391 2.3 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 81 ..................... 6 665 2.4 (X)

7999 pt. Carnivals and circuses 363 ... 363 487 100.0 55.2

Rental fees 63 .................... 9 032 2.5 (X)

Admissions 334 ..................... 289 304 79.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages,

except alcoholic beverages 121 ..... 14 126 3.9 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 41 ............. 39 549 10.9 (X)

Receipts from amusement

machines 13 ..................... 695 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 38 ........... 3 210 .9 (X) All other amounts received from

customers 52 ..................... 7 159 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 412 .1 (X)

7999 pt. Fairs 146 .................... 59 468 100.0 58.5

Rental fees 103 .................... 6 294 10.6 (X)

Admissions 143 ..................... 37 709 63.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages,

except alcoholic beverages 18 ..... 2 760 4.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 9 ..... 1 446 2.4 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 38 ............. 4 910 8.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 12 ...... 2 275 3.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 869 1.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 45 ..................... 2 400 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 805 1.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Establishments

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

7999 pt. Roller skating rinks 1 ...... 636 336 465 100.0 68.1

Rental fees 1 .................... 048 24 881 7.4 (X)

Admissions 1 ..................... 558 181 570 54.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages,

except alcoholic beverages 1 ..... 478 63 354 18.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 24 ..... 884 .3 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 457 ............. 19 560 5.8 (X)

Gaming receipts 38 ................ 436 .1 (X)

Receipts from amusement

machines 1 ..................... 174 10 832 3.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 128 ...... 2 051 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 243 23 827 7.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 504 ..................... 9 070 2.7 (X)

7999 pt. Ice skating rinks 195 ......... 124 257 100.0 75.0

Rental fees 122 .................... 8 996 7.2 (X) Admissions 140 ..................... 33 211 26.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages,

except alcoholic beverages 161 ..... 6 677 5.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 9 ..... 576 .5 (X) Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 144 ............. 53 834 43.3 (X)

Receipts from amusement

machines 59 ..................... 482 .4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 35 ...... 5 657 4.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 125 ........... 9 798 7.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 71 ..................... 4 941 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 85 .1 (X)

7999 pt. Other amusement and

recreation services,

n.e.c. 18 ................... 420 9 267 357 100.0 67.9

Rental fees 4 .................... 858 536 536 5.8 (X)

Admissions 3 ..................... 225 1 064 241 11.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages,

except alcoholic beverages 6 ..... 118 401 976 4.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 2 ..... 039 190 167 2.1 (X)

Amounts received for use of

recreation facilities 7 ............. 198 1 761 403 19.0 (X)

Gaming receipts 1 ................ 441 2 382 609 25.7 (X)

Receipts from amusement

machines 1 ..................... 979 430 507 4.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 2 ...... 559 255 690 2.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 538 324 731 3.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

customers 5 ..................... 838 1 919 497 20.7 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 44. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

United States 633 ..................... 417 508 100.0 73.6

Admissions 594 .............................. 162 932 39.0 (X)

Rental fees 427 .............................. 56 697 13.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages, except

alcoholic beverages 193 ...................... 12 609 3.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 156 .............. 12 212 2.9 (X)

Amounts received for use of recreation

facilities 172 ................................ 15 236 3.7 (X)

Gaming receipts 51 .......................... 8 995 2.2 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percentage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

United StatesmCon.

Receipts from amusement machines 18 ....... 998 .2 (X)

Other amusement machines 15 ............. 984 .2 (X)

All other receipts from amusement

machines (X) ............................. 14 (V) (X)

Membership dues and fees 210 ................ 5 259 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 136 ..................... 6 840 1.6 (X)

All other amounts received from customers 365 . 41 236 9.9 (X)

Contributions, gifts, and grants 480 ............. 49 930 12.0 (X)

All other sources of tax-exempt revenue 451 .... 44 564 10.7 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 45. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 10 ................ 242 28 797 807 100.0 83.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 10 .... 242 28 297 897 98.3 (X)

Home health care services 71 ....... 22 236 .1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 3 ..... 458 34 069 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 662 ...... 18 382 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 919 425 223 1.5 (X)

8052 pt. Intermediate care

facilities for the mentally

retarded 1 ................ 336 1 015 601 100.0 66.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 1 .... 336 1 004 386 98.9 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 260 .. 10 927 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 288 (V) (X)

8052 pt. Intermediate care

facilities, except for the

mentally retarded 2 ....... 039 3 191 492 100.0 83.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 2 .... 039 3 143 058 98.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 461 ..... 3 055 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 679 .. 43 510 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 869 .1 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 1 .. 337 984 707 100.0 37.7

ALABAMA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 187 ................ 474 408 100.0 84.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 187 .... 471 611 99.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 90 ..... 693 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 80 .. 2 030 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 74 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities # 11 ............. 12 170 100.0 22.6

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 14 .. 2 067 100.0 3.9

ARIZONA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 87 ................ 304 722 100.0 94.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 87 .... 289 497 95.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 40 ..... 1 381 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 573 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 48 .. 13 271 4.4 (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 10 ................ 9 369 100.0 67.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 10 .... 8 992 96.0 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 361 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 .2 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 16 .. 7 813 100.0 3.6

ARKANSAS

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 176 ................ 318 950 100.0 88.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 176 .... 316 316 99.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 84 ..... 448 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 202 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 66 .. 1 984 .6 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities # 14 ............. 20 895 100.0 32.4

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 6 .. 3 699 100.0 1.8

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CALIFORNIA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 1 ................ 136 3 018 953 100.0 84.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 1 .... 136 2 970 265 98.4 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 520 .. 46 979 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 709 .1 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 147 ................ 99 235 100.0 62.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 147 .... 98 377 99.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 54 .. 831 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 118 .. 74 192 100.0 42.0

COLORADO

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 130 ................ 383 621 100.0 85.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 130 .... 378 403 98.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 71 ..... 435 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 323 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 48 .. 4 460 1.2 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities # 27 ............. 14 363 100.0 31.9

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 18 .. 8 454 100.0 .8

CONNECTICUT

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 191 ................ 957 378 100.0 80.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 191 .... 950 651 99.3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 66 .. 6 440 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 287 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 39 ................ 77 843 100.0 77.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 39 .... 77 675 99.8 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 168 .2 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 17 .. 29 577 100.0 23.2

DELAWARE

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 26 ................ 84 093 100.0 83.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 26 .... 75 486 89.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 9 ..... 395 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 1 933 2.3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 14 .. 6 279 7.5 (X)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 6 ................ 47 391 100.0 98.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 6 .... 39 852 84.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 6 ..... 246 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 7 293 15.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 45. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FLORIDA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 554 ................ 1 723 918 100.0 83.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 554 .... 1 668 493 96.8 (X)

Home health care services 6 ....... 1 216 .1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 292 ..... 4 847 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 32 ...... 2 304 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 386 .. 47 058 2.7 (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 81 ................ 134 299 100.0 60.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 81 .... 123 821 92.2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 17 .. 10 452 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 87 .. 48 758 100.0 33.1

GEORGIA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 296 ................ 649 798 100.0 78.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 296 .... 640 901 98.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 132 ..... 887 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 133 .. 7 869 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 141 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities # 24 ............. 25 031 100.0 52.2

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 59 .. 34 654 100.0 7.5

HAWAII

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 10 ................ 56 653 100.0 77.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 10 .... 55 774 98.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 6 ..... 557 1.0 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 322 .6 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 7 ................ 24 275 100.0 93.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 7 .... 24 236 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 39 .2 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 3 .. 810 100.0 32.7

IDAHO

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 42 ................ 96 979 100.0 89.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 42 .... 94 990 98.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 20 ..... 94 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 32 .. 1 889 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

ILLINOIS

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 410 ................ 1 298 126 100.0 84.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 410 .... 1 287 269 99.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 42 ..... 621 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 38 ...... 1 292 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 102 .. 8 795 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 149 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 218 ................ 327 927 100.0 89.5

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 218 .... 327 222 99.8 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 30 .. 533 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 172 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ILLINOISmCon.

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 35 .. 51 809 100.0 50.6

INDIANA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 391 ................ 946 839 100.0 82.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 391 .... 927 887 98.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 197 ..... 2 820 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 63 ...... 2 342 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 206 .. 13 784 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 215 ................ 277 537 100.0 86.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 215 .... 275 642 99.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 37 ..... 302 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ...... 220 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 56 .. 1 373 .5 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 31 .. 17 296 100.0 43.2

IOWA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 135 ................ 206 161 100.0 87.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 135 .... 204 448 99.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 68 ..... 567 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 54 .. 943 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 203 .1 (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 137 ................ 160 814 100.0 79.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 137 .... 159 912 99.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 32 ..... 142 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 102 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 43 .. 605 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 15 .. 16 402 100.0 35.2

KANSAS

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 169 ................ 256 699 100.0 78.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 169 .... 250 406 97.6 (X)

Home health care services 5 ....... 401 .2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 91 ..... 628 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 6 ...... 154 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 108 .. 5 110 2.0 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 105 ................ 116 010 100.0 85.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 105 .... 113 095 97.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 54 ..... 214 .2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 116 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 63 .. 2 477 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 108 .1 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 12 ..... 11 576 100.0 82.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 12 .... 11 247 97.2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 11 .. 322 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 45. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

KENTUCKY

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 135 ................ 319 563 100.0 79.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 135 .... 307 431 96.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 64 ..... 656 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 89 .. 11 210 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 266 .1 (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 69 ................ 136 496 100.0 96.5

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 69 .... 134 633 98.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 48 ..... 545 .4 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 27 .. 1 315 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 45 .. 24 392 100.0 58.1

LOUISIANA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 201 ................ 460 535 100.0 84.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 201 .... 458 154 99.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 50 .. 2 188 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 193 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 72 ................ 127 718 100.0 75.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 72 .... 127 377 99.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 21 .. 309 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 32 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 22 ..... 31 338 100.0 87.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 22 .... 29 185 93.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ..... 40 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 113 6.7 (X)

MAINE

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 53 ................ 114 779 100.0 81.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 53 .... 112 666 98.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 21 ..... 112 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 28 .. 1 994 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 70 ................ 144 779 100.0 80.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 70 .... 142 344 98.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 12 ..... 138 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 17 .. 2 239 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 58 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 11 .. 3 457 100.0 13.5

MARYLAND

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 136 ................ 536 185 100.0 92.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 136 .... 531 441 99.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 47 .. 3 842 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 902 .2 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 44 ................ 64 760 100.0 82.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 44 .... 64 465 99.5 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 241 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 54 .1 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 16 .. 9 653 100.0 4.4

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MASSACHUSETTS

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 389 ................ 1 521 089 100.0 76.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 389 .... 1 505 173 99.0 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 162 .. 15 458 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 458 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 109 ................ 156 816 100.0 79.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 109 .... 151 054 96.3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 40 .. 5 749 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 59 .. 46 702 100.0 28.1

MICHIGAN

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 293 ................ 776 024 100.0 87.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 293 .... 767 075 98.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 71 ..... 437 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 169 .. 8 219 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 293 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 94 ................ 77 045 100.0 74.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 94 .... 76 283 99.0 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 25 .. 734 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 28 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 35 .. 17 094 100.0 23.1

MINNESOTA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 197 ................ 591 538 100.0 75.5

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 197 .... 582 346 98.5 (X) Home health care services 9 ....... 1 287 .2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 96 ..... 489 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 130 .. 7 410 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 173 ................ 76 452 100.0 73.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 173 .... 76 370 99.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 32 .. 75 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 20 .. 7 572 100.0 50.1

MISSISSIPPI

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 126 ................ 247 936 100.0 80.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 126 .... 244 172 98.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 41 ..... 165 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 928 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 76 .. 2 671 1.1 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 17 ................ 45 509 100.0 95.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 17 .... 45 167 99.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ..... 21 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 321 .7 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 14 .. 6 449 100.0 33.2

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 45. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MISSOURI

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 387 ................ 688 754 100.0 83.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 387 .... 673 955 97.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 170 ..... 1 100 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 213 .. 13 464 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 235 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 125 ................ 95 592 100.0 63.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 125 .... 94 753 99.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 17 ..... 48 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 21 .. 787 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 44 .. 22 116 100.0 33.2

MONTANA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 39 ................ 83 317 100.0 75.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 39 .... 81 069 97.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 28 ..... 212 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 22 .. 2 017 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 (V) (X)

NEBRASKA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 77 ................ 151 339 100.0 91.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 77 .... 147 927 97.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 52 ..... 873 .6 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 34 .. 1 249 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 290 .9 (X)

NEVADA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 32 ................ 111 678 100.0 87.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 32 .... 107 387 96.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 16 ..... 79 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 13 .. 4 188 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 7 ................ 5 321 100.0 88.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 7 .... 5 201 97.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 120 2.3 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 3 .. 870 100.0 –

NEW HAMPSHIRE

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 23 ................ 88 771 100.0 80.5

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 23 .... 86 584 97.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 9 ..... 74 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 16 .. 2 109 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW JERSEY

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 225 ................ 1 090 471 100.0 84.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 225 .... 1 065 868 97.7 (X)

Home health care services 6 ....... 991 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 88 .. 22 932 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 680 .1 (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities # 16 ............. 25 584 100.0 35.5

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 17 .. 30 974 100.0 8.0

NEW MEXICO

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 36 ................ 90 253 100.0 100.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 36 .... 87 284 96.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 22 ..... 114 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 9 .. 2 568 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 287 .3 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities # 6 ............. 12 872 100.0 54.4

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 4 .. 695 100.0 –

NEW YORK

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 326 ................ 2 144 190 100.0 80.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 326 .... 2 129 245 99.3 (X)

Home health care services 7 ....... 6 088 .3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 65 ..... 3 019 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 93 .. 5 662 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 176 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities # 29 ............. 45 552 100.0 17.5

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 35 .. 60 003 100.0 55.2

NORTH CAROLINA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 284 ................ 735 695 100.0 85.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 284 .... 714 818 97.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 128 ..... 974 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 33 ...... 1 402 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 170 .. 18 501 2.5 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 83 ................ 73 342 100.0 72.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 83 .... 73 082 99.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 256 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 91 .. 48 179 100.0 28.9

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 45. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

OHIO

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 617 ................ 1 774 992 100.0 87.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 617 .... 1 743 350 98.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 207 ..... 1 598 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 45 ...... 845 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 235 .. 28 795 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 404 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 265 ................ 368 401 100.0 81.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 265 .... 360 232 97.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 26 ..... 445 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 56 .. 7 658 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 66 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 52 .. 50 061 100.0 20.8

OKLAHOMA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 168 ................ 220 769 100.0 78.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 168 .... 216 182 97.9 (X) Home health care services 8 ....... 3 661 1.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 32 ..... 148 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 22 .. 755 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 209 ................ 245 634 100.0 82.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 209 .... 243 381 99.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 27 ..... 169 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 23 .. 2 045 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 39 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 28 .. 16 018 100.0 23.3

OREGON

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 118 ................ 246 448 100.0 83.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 118 .... 241 008 97.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 40 ..... 914 .4 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 55 .. 4 276 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 250 .1 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 50 ................ 68 903 100.0 86.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 50 .... 66 776 96.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 15 ..... 49 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 27 .. 1 997 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 81 .1 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 23 .. 15 226 100.0 7.8

PENNSYLVANIA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 380 ................ 1 243 818 100.0 86.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 380 .... 1 221 569 98.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 128 ..... 1 243 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ...... 627 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 192 .. 20 379 1.6 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 78 ................ 94 577 100.0 79.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 78 .... 93 936 99.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 14 ..... 64 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 20 .. 575 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PENNSYLVANIAmCon.

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 140 .. 80 673 100.0 27.3

RHODE ISLAND

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 72 ................ 223 466 100.0 78.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 72 .... 222 095 99.4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 25 .. 1 309 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 62 (V) (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 140 ................ 320 384 100.0 77.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 140 .... 314 771 98.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 55 ..... 514 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 65 .. 5 026 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities # 9 ............. 7 789 100.0 –

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 15 .. 11 286 100.0 15.4

SOUTH DAKOTA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 35 ................ 51 630 100.0 91.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 35 .... 51 471 99.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 27 ..... 91 .2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 19 .. 53 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 (V) (X)

TENNESSEE

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 163 ................ 426 188 100.0 66.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 163 .... 417 947 98.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 78 ..... 696 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 106 .. 7 297 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 248 .1 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 85 ................ 176 049 100.0 86.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 85 .... 173 085 98.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 15 ..... 122 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 40 .. 2 842 1.6 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 18 .. 14 813 100.0 3.8

TEXAS

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 901 ................ 1 645 949 100.0 85.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 901 .... 1 617 772 98.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 255 ..... 1 183 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 2 170 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 464 .. 24 571 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 253 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 292 ................ 283 039 100.0 77.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 292 .... 281 686 99.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 35 ..... 167 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 105 .. 1 175 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 51 .. 51 345 100.0 25.6

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 45. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UTAH

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 53 ................ 122 761 100.0 79.5

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 53 .... 112 226 91.4 (X)

Home health care services 4 ....... 4 513 3.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 27 ..... 135 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 26 .. 5 886 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

VERMONT

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 24 ................ 70 235 100.0 93.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 24 .... 69 445 98.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 18 .. 730 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 .1 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 13 ................ 13 896 100.0 99.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 13 .... 13 743 98.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 76 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 77 .6 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 7 ..... 1 656 100.0 71.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 7 .... 703 42.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 953 57.6 (X)

VIRGINIA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 129 ................ 367 375 100.0 89.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 129 .... 362 681 98.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 83 ..... 353 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 88 .. 4 215 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 126 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 74 ................ 184 828 100.0 95.5

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 74 .... 182 848 98.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 31 ..... 215 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 31 .. 1 129 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 636 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

VIRGINIAmCon.

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 48 ..... 24 524 100.0 68.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 48 .... 22 991 93.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 44 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 20 .. 1 480 6.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

WASHINGTON

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 239 ................ 685 252 100.0 78.5

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 239 .... 677 684 98.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 79 ..... 471 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 129 .. 6 863 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 234 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities # 21 ............. 26 458 100.0 59.7

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 30 .. 26 502 100.0 30.8

WEST VIRGINIA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 55 ................ 128 536 100.0 95.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 55 .... 127 436 99.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 14 ..... 67 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 36 .. 1 014 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 69 ................ 105 795 100.0 90.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 69 .... 103 307 97.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ..... 76 .1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 167 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 33 .. 2 245 2.1 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 17 .. 6 519 100.0 12.7

WISCONSIN

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 218 ................ 637 876 100.0 93.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 218 .... 622 999 97.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 122 ..... 1 344 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 141 .. 13 092 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 441 .1 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 54 ................ 36 121 100.0 82.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 54 .... 33 924 93.9 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 2 187 6.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 27 .. 15 615 100.0 25.1

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 46. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

UNITED STATES

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 2 ................ 723 11 683 096 100.0 89.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 2 .... 494 9 818 494 84.0 (X)

Home health care services 119 ....... 179 773 1.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 1 ..... 168 50 503 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 402 ........... 11 109 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 1 .. 431 548 094 4.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 275 .................... 213 031 1.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 436 415 767 3.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 473 446 325 3.8 (X)

8052 pt. Intermediate care

facilities for the mentally

retarded 2 ................ 086 1 659 475 100.0 77.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 1 .... 848 962 441 58.0 (X)

Home health care services 17 ....... 1 035 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 68 ........... 5 677 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 267 .. 49 351 3.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 1 .................... 109 493 381 29.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 772 ........................ 62 824 3.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 734 ..... 84 277 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 489 (V) (X)

8052 pt. Intermediate care

facilities, except for the

mentally retarded 705 ....... 1 290 105 100.0 87.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 572 .... 1 021 646 79.2 (X) Home health care services 12 ....... 3 514 .3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 182 ..... 3 119 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 73 ........... 2 463 .2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 250 .. 49 085 3.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 155 .................... 94 075 7.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 320 ........................ 70 581 5.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 337 ..... 45 622 3.5 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 411 ..... 587 811 100.0 64.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 254 .... 308 759 52.5 (X) Home health care services 17 ....... 7 658 1.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 51 ..... 2 132 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 1 017 .2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 109 .. 63 626 10.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 113 .................... 50 249 8.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 242 ........................ 67 853 11.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 180 ..... 86 517 14.7 (X)

ALASKA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 7 ................ 38 818 100.0 71.5

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 7 .... 31 422 81.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ..... 99 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 6 366 16.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 711 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 220 .6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

ARIZONA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 37 ................ 146 720 100.0 79.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 29 .... 98 020 66.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 20 ..... 850 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 91 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 18 .. 16 922 11.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 12 .................... 7 933 5.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 22 ........................ 14 668 10.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 22 ..... 7 844 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 392 .3 (X)

ARKANSAS

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 18 ................ 27 263 100.0 81.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 16 .... 22 841 83.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ..... 191 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 228 .8 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 10 .. 345 1.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 9 ........................ 73 .3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 11 ..... 2 962 10.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 623 2.3 (X)

CALIFORNIA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 137 ................ 485 380 100.0 88.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 131 .... 430 229 88.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 28 ..... 2 408 .5 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 82 .. 15 250 3.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 4 514 .9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 52 ........................ 19 319 4.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 59 ..... 12 201 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 459 .3 (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 82 ................ 58 249 100.0 71.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 76 .... 44 908 77.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 297 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 20 .. 410 .7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 34 .................... 8 237 14.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 41 ........................ 2 973 5.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 32 ..... 1 412 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 25 ..... 24 245 100.0 94.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 12 .... 6 920 28.5 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 1 847 7.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 12 .................... 13 165 54.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 17 ........................ 1 681 6.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 9 ..... 382 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 250 1.0 (X)

COLORADO

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 30 ................ 92 009 100.0 100.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 30 .... 84 411 91.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 11 ..... 375 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 24 .. 3 939 4.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 17 ........................ 1 012 1.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 14 ..... 2 270 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 46. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

CONNECTICUT

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 45 ................ 323 736 100.0 88.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 43 .... 258 870 80.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 11 ..... 430 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 21 .. 9 841 3.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 32 184 9.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 19 ........................ 14 321 4.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 22 ..... 7 106 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 984 .3 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 33 ................ 27 002 100.0 69.5

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 19 .... 15 002 55.6 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 8 .. 208 .8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 12 .................... 7 960 29.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 6 ........................ 3 758 13.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 67 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 5 ..... 2 796 100.0 96.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 796 100.0 (X)

DELAWARE

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 8 ................ 36 468 100.0 100.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 8 .... 34 291 94.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 6 ..... 170 .5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 558 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 449 4.0 (X)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 4 ................ 30 174 100.0 63.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 4 .... 22 222 73.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 4 ..... 312 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 640 25.3 (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 11 ................ 19 412 100.0 84.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 11 .... 7 256 37.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 9 .................... 12 144 62.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 .1 (X)

FLORIDA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 102 ................ 527 859 100.0 90.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 96 .... 345 953 65.5 (X)

Home health care services 8 ....... 853 .2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 51 ..... 8 264 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 570 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 64 .. 63 889 12.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 15 .................... 23 240 4.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 56 ........................ 39 939 7.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 59 ..... 45 151 8.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

FLORIDAmCon.

8052 Intermediate care facilities 45 ................ 88 909 100.0 93.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 44 .... 75 326 84.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 18 .. 3 022 3.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 6 522 7.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 11 ........................ 3 950 4.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 12 ..... 53 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 14 ..... 52 327 100.0 82.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 11 .... 40 582 77.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 7 205 13.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 7 ........................ 2 057 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 483 4.8 (X)

GEORGIA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 35 ................ 104 530 100.0 86.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 32 .... 87 039 83.3 (X)

Home health care services 6 ....... 3 528 3.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 17 ..... 310 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 72 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 16 .. 911 .9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 8 ........................ 7 192 6.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 1 570 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 908 3.7 (X)

HAWAII

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 5 ................ 27 823 100.0 90.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 5 .... 24 266 87.2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 2 907 10.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 650 2.3 (X)

IDAHO

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 8 ................ 21 970 100.0 81.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 8 .... 19 648 89.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ..... 188 .9 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 8 .. 1 703 7.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 6 ........................ 125 .6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 6 ..... 301 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

ILLINOIS

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 154 ................ 517 908 100.0 87.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 143 .... 421 181 81.3 (X)

Home health care services 5 ....... 1 576 .3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 67 ..... 2 082 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 35 ........... 1 190 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 75 .. 21 996 4.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 11 .................... 24 716 4.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 80 ........................ 30 048 5.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 99 ..... 15 119 2.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 46. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

ILLINOISmCon.

8052 Intermediate care facilities 166 ................ 257 716 100.0 79.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 156 .... 156 275 60.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 16 ..... 129 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 3 743 1.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 32 .. 22 581 8.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 39 .................... 26 395 10.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 50 ........................ 26 486 10.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 57 ..... 22 095 8.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 31 ..... 38 485 100.0 77.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 13 .... 23 820 61.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 8 .. 914 2.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 13 .................... 2 576 6.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 9 ........................ 3 736 9.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 11 ..... 7 334 19.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 105 .3 (X)

INDIANA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 47 ................ 155 932 100.0 89.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 45 .... 131 262 84.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 23 ..... 462 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 238 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 21 .. 11 059 7.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 19 ........................ 7 680 4.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 24 ..... 4 634 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 597 .4 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 77 ................ 120 140 100.0 89.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 72 .... 100 746 83.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 24 ..... 559 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 62 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 35 .. 5 551 4.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 26 .................... 7 182 6.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 47 ........................ 3 365 2.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 31 ..... 1 951 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 724 .6 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 11 ..... 12 455 100.0 70.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 6 .... 7 063 56.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 59 .5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 8 ........................ 760 6.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 2 787 22.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 786 14.3 (X)

IOWA

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 115 ................ 202 876 100.0 94.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 115 .... 183 099 90.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 24 ..... 419 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 200 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 33 .. 3 409 1.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 9 .................... 7 584 3.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 38 ........................ 3 941 1.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 79 ..... 4 216 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

KANSAS

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 60 ................ 130 448 100.0 93.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 45 .... 82 519 63.3 (X)

Home health care services 5 ....... 760 .6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 31 ..... 1 415 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 98 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 33 .. 7 290 5.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 2 189 1.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 42 ........................ 2 380 1.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 47 ..... 33 797 25.9 (X)

KENTUCKY

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 45 ................ 150 361 100.0 94.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 40 .... 117 025 77.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 18 ..... 324 .2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 23 .. 8 446 5.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 9 750 6.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 19 ........................ 5 576 3.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 21 ..... 9 185 6.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 55 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 11 ................ 16 092 100.0 89.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 9 .... 10 618 66.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 4 229 26.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 5 ........................ 343 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 902 5.6 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 9 ..... 6 688 100.0 63.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 6 .... 1 990 29.8 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 3 610 54.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 5 ........................ 215 3.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 873 13.1 (X)

LOUISIANA

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 105 ................ 93 336 100.0 75.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 76 .... 64 724 69.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 13 ..... 43 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 322 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 21 .. 1 095 1.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 47 .................... 21 288 22.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 56 ........................ 1 211 1.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 70 ..... 4 653 5.0 (X)

MAINE

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 10 ................ 37 010 100.0 87.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 10 .... 35 567 96.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 1 069 2.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 310 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 64 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 46. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MAINEmCon.

8052 Intermediate care facilities 38 ................ 48 648 100.0 89.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 38 .... 44 439 91.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ..... 59 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 293 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 10 .................... 485 1.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 9 ........................ 133 .3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 14 ..... 3 120 6.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 119 .2 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 6 .. 835 100.0 39.6

MARYLAND

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 48 ................ 295 455 100.0 97.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 42 .... 233 324 79.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 22 ..... 2 644 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 718 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 23 .. 23 845 8.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 25 ........................ 17 689 6.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 30 ..... 8 918 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 317 2.8 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 75 ................ 51 783 100.0 76.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 67 .... 28 896 55.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 63 .................... 17 550 33.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 47 ........................ 2 070 4.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 21 ..... 2 037 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 230 2.4 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 10 ..... 38 462 100.0 96.5

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 7 .... 6 721 17.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 4 ........................ 2 284 5.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 13 016 33.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 441 42.8 (X)

MASSACHUSETTS

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 84 ................ 452 431 100.0 89.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 79 .... 400 898 88.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 12 ..... 816 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 424 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 28 .. 22 218 4.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 3 529 .8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 33 ........................ 8 940 2.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 50 ..... 9 316 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 290 1.4 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 73 ................ 51 511 100.0 63.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 69 .... 29 667 57.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 13 .. 86 .2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 47 .................... 10 433 20.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 48 ........................ 5 426 10.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 53 ..... 5 372 10.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 527 1.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MASSACHUSETTSmCon.

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 11 ..... 7 283 100.0 68.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 8 .... 4 203 57.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 8 ........................ 497 6.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 6 ..... 145 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 438 33.5 (X)

MICHIGAN

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 104 ................ 420 082 100.0 79.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 98 .... 349 269 83.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 38 ..... 1 137 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 271 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 40 .. 12 176 2.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 9 .................... 4 583 1.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 45 ........................ 20 664 4.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 55 ..... 28 941 6.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 041 .7 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 180 ................ 84 727 100.0 66.5

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 141 .... 48 033 56.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 24 .. 1 424 1.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 120 .................... 32 365 38.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 25 ........................ 1 397 1.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 1 128 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 380 .5 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 35 ..... 28 595 100.0 65.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 9 .... 3 131 11.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 15 .................... 2 221 7.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 20 ........................ 5 319 18.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 13 ..... 17 662 61.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 262 .9 (X)

MINNESOTA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 171 ................ 637 327 100.0 94.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 166 .... 572 045 89.8 (X) Home health care services 13 ....... 3 371 .5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 109 ..... 3 194 .5 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 114 .. 23 280 3.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 27 .................... 8 656 1.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 93 ........................ 13 732 2.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 101 ..... 12 872 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 177 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 135 ................ 80 992 100.0 89.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 133 .... 51 597 63.7 (X)

Home health care services 9 ....... 504 .6 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 13 .. 136 .2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 38 .................... 17 160 21.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 52 ........................ 394 .5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 84 ..... 11 180 13.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 46. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MINNESOTAmCon.

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 15 ..... 5 898 100.0 67.5

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 11 .... 3 181 53.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 10 .2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 1 879 31.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 5 ........................ 774 13.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 6 ..... 46 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 .1 (X)

MISSISSIPPI

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 11 ................ 24 466 100.0 73.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 10 .... 18 518 75.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 5 ........................ 1 415 5.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 9 ..... 573 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 960 16.2 (X)

MISSOURI

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 67 ................ 206 424 100.0 90.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 61 .... 173 266 83.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 25 ..... 790 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 361 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 36 .. 10 611 5.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 847 .4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 29 ........................ 9 468 4.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 40 ..... 11 072 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 41 ................ 66 230 100.0 85.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 41 .... 56 328 85.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ..... 116 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 3 111 4.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 12 .................... 2 369 3.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 19 ........................ 3 481 5.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 11 ..... 451 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 374 .6 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 11 .. 19 612 100.0 9.0

MONTANA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 17 ................ 32 980 100.0 87.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 16 .... 30 437 92.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 10 ..... 54 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 1 129 3.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 473 1.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 9 ........................ 118 .4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 10 ..... 769 2.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEBRASKA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 48 ................ 114 308 100.0 87.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 47 .... 100 527 87.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 38 ..... 318 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 54 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 41 .. 2 181 1.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 38 ........................ 4 167 3.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 37 ..... 2 482 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 579 4.0 (X)

NEW JERSEY

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 81 ................ 427 466 100.0 86.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 76 .... 339 607 79.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 25 ..... 504 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 196 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 36 .. 35 890 8.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 9 .................... 14 795 3.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 45 ........................ 22 259 5.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 36 ..... 14 215 3.3 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 34 ................ 26 216 100.0 70.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 19 .... 16 797 64.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 13 .................... 4 531 17.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 5 ........................ 1 268 4.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 9 ..... 842 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 778 10.6 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 11 .. 18 356 100.0 29.2

NEW MEXICO

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 17 ................ 45 093 100.0 91.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 17 .... 41 420 91.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 16 ..... 407 .9 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 13 .. 1 496 3.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 16 ........................ 689 1.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 13 ..... 1 048 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 33 .1 (X)

NEW YORK

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 227 ................ 2 257 139 100.0 88.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 217 .... 1 988 846 88.1 (X)

Home health care services 34 ....... 132 029 5.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 98 ..... 4 432 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 109 .. 40 391 1.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 18 .................... 11 223 .5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 109 ........................ 31 960 1.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 116 ..... 47 573 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 685 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 46. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEW YORKmCon.

8052 Intermediate care facilities 427 ................ 459 941 100.0 65.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 386 .... 226 843 49.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 212 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 60 .. 14 544 3.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 183 .................... 170 817 37.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 120 ........................ 12 561 2.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 171 ..... 34 899 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 65 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 25 .. 48 054 100.0 45.0

NORTH CAROLINA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 40 ................ 151 676 100.0 76.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 38 .... 123 397 81.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 20 ..... 1 016 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 313 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 22 .. 16 131 10.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 24 ........................ 5 996 4.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 4 399 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 424 .3 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 60 ................ 63 796 100.0 100.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 49 .... 14 238 22.3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 239 .4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 38 .................... 39 857 62.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 48 ........................ 7 570 11.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 28 ..... 1 888 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 8 ..... 13 087 100.0 62.4

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 5 .... 2 698 20.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 7 848 60.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 5 ........................ 385 2.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 1 118 8.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 038 7.9 (X)

NORTH DAKOTA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 61 ................ 147 291 100.0 93.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 61 .... 142 579 96.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 39 ..... 572 .4 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 37 .. 1 285 .9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 37 ........................ 1 058 .7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 36 ..... 1 508 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 289 .2 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 34 ................ 15 709 100.0 85.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 28 .... 8 031 51.1 (X)

Home health care services 5 ....... 95 .6 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 14 .1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 11 .................... 6 662 42.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 18 ........................ 824 5.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 8 ..... 83 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NORTH DAKOTAmCon.

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 4 ..... 2 980 100.0 100.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 4 .... 1 978 66.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 002 33.6 (X)

OHIO

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 130 ................ 558 365 100.0 90.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 120 .... 448 401 80.3 (X)

Home health care services 4 ....... 4 311 .8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 45 ..... 2 231 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 686 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 62 .. 42 179 7.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 5 552 1.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 75 ........................ 18 808 3.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 58 ..... 36 197 6.5 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 237 ................ 241 686 100.0 87.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 214 .... 191 957 79.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 25 ..... 265 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 32 .. 7 467 3.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 128 .................... 27 896 11.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 105 ........................ 8 200 3.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 81 ..... 4 568 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 333 .6 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 17 .. 37 911 100.0 27.7

OKLAHOMA

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 22 ................ 26 997 100.0 89.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 16 .... 19 262 71.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ..... 228 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 132 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 10 .. 1 462 5.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 1 357 5.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 12 ........................ 3 619 13.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 16 ..... 937 3.5 (X)

OREGON

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 28 ................ 90 997 100.0 85.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 25 .... 78 946 86.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 10 ..... 105 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 99 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 14 .. 3 610 4.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 14 ........................ 5 562 6.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 11 ..... 1 561 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 114 1.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 46. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

PENNSYLVANIA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 289 ................ 1 257 828 100.0 93.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 219 .... 1 013 857 80.6 (X)

Home health care services 9 ....... 5 413 .4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 97 ..... 4 599 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 36 ........... 1 923 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 126 .. 70 713 5.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 76 .................... 26 997 2.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 200 ........................ 57 140 4.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 142 ..... 77 186 6.1 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 197 ................ 186 373 100.0 66.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 180 .... 123 595 66.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ..... 387 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 25 .. 4 063 2.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 113 .................... 45 739 24.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 112 ........................ 8 126 4.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 55 ..... 4 420 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 29 ..... 53 069 100.0 68.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 24 .... 26 809 50.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ..... 230 .4 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 11 .. 3 963 7.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 3 829 7.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 20 ........................ 3 122 5.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 16 ..... 15 051 28.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 65 .1 (X)

RHODE ISLAND

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 21 ................ 81 061 100.0 96.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 21 .... 74 328 91.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 9 ..... 168 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 8 .. 483 .6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 10 ........................ 2 414 3.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 12 ..... 3 575 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 93 .1 (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 14 ................ 37 095 100.0 84.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 11 .... 27 779 74.9 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 437 1.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 6 ........................ 615 1.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 4 558 12.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 706 10.0 (X)

SOUTH DAKOTA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 45 ................ 86 357 100.0 97.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 44 .... 79 210 91.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 31 ..... 234 .3 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 33 .. 1 594 1.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 3 890 4.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 28 ........................ 235 .3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 35 ..... 1 174 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

SOUTH DAKOTAmCon.

8052 Intermediate care

facilities # 9 ............. 11 788 100.0 59.6

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 5 .. 2 492 100.0 57.6

TENNESSEE

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 27 ................ 98 543 100.0 94.7

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 25 .... 85 615 86.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ..... 1 111 1.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 11 .. 3 296 3.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 10 ........................ 3 982 4.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 ..... 1 840 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 699 2.7 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 32 ................ 38 405 100.0 93.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 19 .... 33 104 86.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ..... 242 .6 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 10 .. 914 2.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 17 .................... 1 928 5.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 9 ........................ 540 1.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 18 ..... 634 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 043 2.7 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 8 ..... 15 700 100.0 96.6

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 4 .... 2 463 15.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 4 ..... 230 1.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 506 3.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 7 ........................ 8 428 53.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 2 187 13.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 886 12.0 (X)

TEXAS

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 79 ................ 246 350 100.0 85.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 72 .... 206 967 84.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 34 ..... 3 013 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 349 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 47 .. 16 653 6.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 2 229 .9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 41 ........................ 11 859 4.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 40 ..... 5 179 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 101 (V) (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 87 ................ 71 670 100.0 83.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 60 .... 50 780 70.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 10 ..... 62 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 27 .. 3 832 5.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 26 .................... 4 713 6.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 34 ........................ 5 174 7.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 30 ..... 7 072 9.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 37 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 46. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

TEXASmCon.

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. 20 ..... 33 981 100.0 75.9

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 14 .... 19 526 57.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 4 573 13.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 10 ........................ 4 956 14.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 13 ..... 4 662 13.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 264 .8 (X)

UTAH

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 7 ................ 24 601 100.0 72.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 6 .... 19 162 77.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 439 22.1 (X)

VERMONT

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 6 ................ 12 477 100.0 100.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 5 .... 8 428 67.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 400 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 649 29.3 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 12 ................ 15 839 100.0 95.1

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 12 .... 15 129 95.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 391 2.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 ..... 136 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 183 1.2 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 6 .. 1 891 100.0 36.3

VIRGINIA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 26 ................ 110 081 100.0 96.2

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 24 .... 103 638 94.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 13 ..... 558 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 15 .. 4 617 4.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 7 ........................ 779 .7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 188 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 301 .3 (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 32 ................ 84 839 100.0 84.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 25 .... 70 523 83.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 11 ..... 161 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 54 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 19 .. 5 249 6.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 8 .................... 2 985 3.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 14 ........................ 2 575 3.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 18 ..... 3 287 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 15 .. 38 129 100.0 43.9

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

WASHINGTON

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 52 ................ 217 696 100.0 87.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 51 .... 187 202 86.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 17 ..... 709 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 312 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 25 .. 9 644 4.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 24 ........................ 16 811 7.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 35 ..... 2 347 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 671 .3 (X)

8052 Intermediate care facilities 6 ................ 8 681 100.0 81.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 6 .... 7 409 85.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 272 14.7 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 5 .. 4 368 100.0 25.4

WEST VIRGINIA

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 12 ................ 39 822 100.0 100.0

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 12 .... 36 053 90.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 10 ..... 173 .4 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 11 .. 3 140 7.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 6 ........................ 133 .3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 6 ..... 271 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 .1 (X)

WISCONSIN

8051 Skilled nursing care

facilities 132 ................ 455 323 100.0 92.8

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 121 .... 419 557 92.1 (X)

Home health care services 6 ....... 2 740 .6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 56 ..... 1 648 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 431 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 79 .. 13 133 2.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 10 .................... 1 179 .3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 64 ........................ 6 111 1.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 82 ..... 10 524 2.3 (X)

8052 Intermediate care

facilities 52 ................ 46 040 100.0 97.3

Payments for inpatient nursing

services provided to patients 9 .... 20 879 45.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 43 .................... 12 578 27.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 11 ........................ 8 015 17.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 4 199 9.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 369 .8 (X)

8059 Nursing and personal

care facilities, n.e.c. # 6 .. 3 607 100.0 51.5

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 47. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 704 ....... 24 162 290 100.0 93.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 704 . 23 742 804 98.3 (X)

Nursing home services 19 .......... 27 399 .1 (X)

Home health care services 67 ....... 109 964 .5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 412 ...... 64 567 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 139 ........... 15 201 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 430 .. 200 124 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 231 (V) (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 492 ..... 4 396 163 100.0 90.1

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 492 . 4 359 561 99.2 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 331 ...... 6 546 .2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 311 .. 29 724 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 332 (V) (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 207 ...... 2 524 522 100.0 92.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 207 . 2 472 593 97.9 (X)

Nursing home services 5 .......... 32 525 1.3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 114 ...... 5 440 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 77 .. 13 089 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 875 (V) (X)

ALABAMA

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 31 ....... 970 042 100.0 91.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 31 . 960 388 99.0 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 16 ...... 1 969 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 15 .. 2 724 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 961 .5 (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 5 ..... 48 509 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 5 . 48 372 99.7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 4 ...... 51 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 86 .2 (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 6 ...... 71 969 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 6 . 71 969 100.0 (X)

ARIZONA

8062 General medical and

surgical hospitals 8 ....... 318 040 100.0 91.2

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 8 . 317 089 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 951 .3 (X)

ARKANSAS

8062 General medical and

surgical hospitals 13 ....... 278 132 100.0 99.4

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 13 . 268 772 96.6 (X)

Home health care services 4 ....... 5 855 2.1 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 4 ...... 707 .3 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 1 226 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 572 .6 (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 7 ..... 50 262 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 7 . 50 028 99.5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 114 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 120 .2 (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 4 ...... 58 455 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 58 361 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 94 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CALIFORNIA

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 114 ....... 3 874 600 100.0 90.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 114 . 3 819 147 98.6 (X)

Nursing home services 4 .......... 7 287 .2 (X) Home health care services 6 ....... 9 606 .3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 80 ...... 10 510 .3 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 72 .. 25 771 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 279 .1 (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 68 ..... 519 437 100.0 95.4

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 68 . 512 045 98.6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 45 ...... 513 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 47 .. 6 854 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 (V) (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 17 ...... 195 695 100.0 96.1

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 17 . 190 375 97.3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 12 ...... 387 .2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 272 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 661 2.4 (X)

FLORIDA

8062 General medical and

surgical hospitals 95 ....... 4 123 939 100.0 93.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 95 . 4 080 598 99.0 (X)

Home health care services 9 ....... 10 763 .3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 54 ...... 11 116 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 60 .. 20 084 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 378 (V) (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 47 ..... 372 066 100.0 86.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 47 . 370 127 99.5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 37 ...... 573 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 31 .. 1 341 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 (V) (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 18 ...... 299 453 100.0 95.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 18 . 286 163 95.6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 13 ...... 661 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 10 .. 830 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 799 3.9 (X)

GEORGIA

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 36 ....... 1 107 715 100.0 97.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 36 . 1 087 340 98.2 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 25 ...... 4 048 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 010 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 25 .. 12 796 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 521 .2 (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 16 ..... 191 366 100.0 94.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 16 . 189 918 99.2 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 13 ...... 190 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 14 .. 1 257 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 6 ...... 49 076 100.0 98.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 6 . 48 863 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 213 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 47. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ILLINOIS

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 10 ....... 475 784 100.0 90.2

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 10 . 438 785 92.2 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 4 283 .9 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 8 .. 32 480 6.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 236 .1 (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 14 ..... 193 915 100.0 71.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 14 . 191 190 98.6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 10 ...... 320 .2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 8 .. 2 286 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 119 .1 (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 4 ...... 96 384 100.0 80.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 96 384 100.0 (X)

INDIANA

8062 General medical and

surgical hospitals 5 ....... 169 002 100.0 71.2

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 5 . 168 043 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 959 .6 (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 17 ..... 153 981 100.0 96.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 17 . 153 573 99.7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 11 ...... 160 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 15 .. 248 .2 (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 4 ...... 39 548 100.0 62.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 39 114 98.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 4 ...... 127 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 307 .8 (X)

KANSAS

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 5 ...... 63 376 100.0 83.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 5 . 60 779 95.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 4 ...... 171 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 2 426 3.8 (X)

KENTUCKY

8062 General medical and

surgical hospitals 23 ....... 730 738 100.0 98.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 23 . 722 792 98.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 12 ...... 1 546 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 495 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 13 .. 3 616 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 289 .3 (X)

LOUISIANA

8062 General medical and

surgical hospitals 40 ....... 940 812 100.0 89.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 40 . 921 649 98.0 (X)

Home health care services 5 ....... 6 321 .7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 24 ...... 2 942 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 532 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 28 .. 9 140 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 228 (V) (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 26 ..... 167 996 100.0 97.2

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 26 . 166 188 98.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 14 ...... 183 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 11 .. 1 625 1.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LOUISIANAmCon.

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 6 ...... 100 047 100.0 85.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 6 . 91 960 91.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 421 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 666 7.7 (X)

MASSACHUSETTS

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 9 ..... 82 885 100.0 98.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 9 . 82 612 99.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 208 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 65 .1 (X)

MICHIGAN

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 7 ..... 49 969 100.0 90.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 7 . 49 704 99.5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 242 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 .1 (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 3 ...... 29 713 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 713 100.0 (X)

MISSISSIPPI

8062 General medical and

surgical hospitals 14 ....... 218 563 100.0 90.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 14 . 204 015 93.3 (X)

Home health care services 4 ....... 10 778 4.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 9 ...... 720 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 173 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 10 .. 1 050 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 827 .8 (X)

MISSOURI

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 11 ....... 373 586 100.0 95.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 11 . 360 349 96.5 (X)

Home health care services 4 ....... 4 189 1.1 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 8 ...... 944 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 9 .. 8 009 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 95 (V) (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 9 ..... 65 166 100.0 79.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 9 . 64 291 98.7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 122 .2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 8 .. 726 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 (V) (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 4 ...... 31 267 100.0 83.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 31 195 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 72 .2 (X)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 4 ..... 48 500 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 48 316 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 184 .4 (X)

NEW MEXICO

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 8 ..... 70 074 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 8 . 69 610 99.3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 228 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 230 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 47. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW YORK

8062 General medical and

surgical hospitals 13 ....... 615 304 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 13 . 606 310 98.5 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 8 .. 2 942 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 052 1.0 (X)

NORTH CAROLINA

8062 General medical and

surgical hospitals 12 ....... 353 765 100.0 96.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 12 . 351 779 99.4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 1 433 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 553 .2 (X)

OHIO

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 8 ..... 51 460 100.0 70.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 8 . 51 144 99.4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 143 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 173 .3 (X)

OKLAHOMA

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 11 ....... 313 020 100.0 95.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 11 . 305 948 97.7 (X)

Home health care services 5 ....... 4 328 1.4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 7 ...... 1 231 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 1 401 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 112 (V) (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 12 ....... 449 969 100.0 94.7

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 12 . 443 720 98.6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 5 ...... 1 055 .2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 3 126 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 068 .5 (X)

TENNESSEE

8062 General medical and

surgical hospitals 48 ....... 1 005 997 100.0 98.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 48 . 975 711 97.0 (X)

Home health care services 4 ....... 12 251 1.2 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 29 ...... 4 056 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 3 146 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 21 .. 6 029 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 804 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TEXAS

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 123 ....... 4 327 310 100.0 90.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 123 . 4 237 226 97.9 (X)

Home health care services 16 ....... 38 070 .9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 75 ...... 9 094 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 76 .. 41 251 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 669 (V) (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 78 ..... 595 839 100.0 83.2

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 78 . 593 546 99.6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 53 ...... 615 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 37 .. 1 629 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 49 (V) (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 36 ...... 495 685 100.0 94.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 36 . 490 918 99.0 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 19 ...... 1 167 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 18 .. 3 098 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 502 .1 (X)

UTAH

8062 General medical and

surgical hospitals 8 ....... 255 420 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 8 . 253 495 99.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 925 .8 (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 6 ..... 42 435 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 6 . 42 077 99.2 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 5 ...... 67 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 291 .7 (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric 3 ...... 24 133 100.0 87.6

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 133 100.0 (X)

VIRGINIA

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 13 ....... 820 513 100.0 97.7

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 13 . 811 441 98.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 8 ...... 2 784 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 922 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 2 102 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 264 .4 (X)

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 14 ..... 154 562 100.0 83.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 14 . 152 518 98.7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 13 ...... 277 .2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 12 .. 1 738 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 (V) (X)

8069 Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric # 7 ... 32 418 100.0 57.4

WASHINGTON

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 5 ....... 112 746 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 5 . 112 202 99.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 431 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 113 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 47. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WEST VIRGINIA

8062 General medical and

surgical hospitals 10 ....... 180 031 100.0 100.0

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WEST VIRGINIAmCon.

8062 General medical and surgical hospitalsmCon.

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 10 . 178 453 99.1 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 7 ...... 678 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 268 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 632 .4 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

UNITED STATES

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 3 ......... 181 190 177 260 100.0 93.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 3 . 181 178 130 261 93.7 (X)

Nursing home services 488 .......... 984 423 .5 (X)

Home health care services 900 ....... 1 438 722 .8 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 2 ...... 584 992 909 .5 (X)

Contract research 58 ............... 242 047 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 683 ........... 140 160 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 2 .. 005 2 363 174 1.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 576 .................... 698 921 .4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 483 478 119 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 2 .......... 406 2 357 218 1.2 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 450 ..................... 250 439 .1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 572 2 031 517 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 69 350 (V) (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 1 ............ 739 64 213 954 100.0 95.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 1 . 527 37 931 138 59.1 (X)

Nursing home services 358 .......... 495 800 .8 (X)

Home health care services 411 ....... 283 845 .4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 1 ...... 039 205 273 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 267 ........... 67 354 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 734 .. 572 096 .9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 354 .................... 385 832 .6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 516 ........................ 65 188 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 986 .......... 449 801 .7 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 938 ..... 23 306 075 36.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 618 ..... 417 936 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 33 616 .1 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 145 ......... 1 822 573 100.0 87.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 145 . 1 620 924 88.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 80 ...... 4 779 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 1 057 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 52 .. 22 813 1.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 28 .................... 97 834 5.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 49 ........................ 15 464 .9 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 89 .......... 13 537 .7 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 16 ..................... 2 829 .2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 64 ..... 27 886 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 450 .9 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 282 ............ 9 109 683 100.0 99.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 173 . 1 241 526 13.6 (X)

Nursing home services 22 .......... 129 858 1.4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 64 ...... 5 313 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 56 .. 23 265 .3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 27 .................... 34 288 .4 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 21 ..................... 4 555 .1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 270 ..... 7 619 995 83.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 53 ..... 43 701 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 182 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

UNITED STATESmCon.

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 278 ......... 11 359 890 100.0 94.1

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 278 . 9 861 463 86.8 (X)

Nursing home services 12 .......... 36 120 .3 (X) Home health care services 14 ....... 33 086 .3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 165 ...... 45 250 .4 (X)

Contract research 19 ............... 137 146 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 49 ........... 6 077 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 159 .. 164 731 1.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 60 .................... 229 288 2.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 156 ........................ 298 108 2.6 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 213 .......... 378 097 3.3 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 30 ..................... 19 828 .2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 109 ..... 148 872 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 824 (V) (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

government 92 ............ 3 051 876 100.0 92.1

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 70 . 1 641 348 53.8 (X)

Nursing home services 13 .......... 156 058 5.1 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 40 ...... 9 330 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 20 751 .7 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 27 .. 18 766 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 16 .................... 62 311 2.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 15 ........................ 33 472 1.1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 22 .......... 21 469 .7 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 16 ..................... 2 433 .1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 72 ..... 1 064 245 34.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 26 ..... 21 312 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 381 (V) (X)

ALABAMA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 30 ......... 1 456 339 100.0 85.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 30 . 1 317 019 90.4 (X)

Medical equipment and supplies 4 .. 4 530 .3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 25 ...... 10 852 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 188 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 21 .. 7 048 .5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 1 862 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 13 ........................ 1 681 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 25 .......... 31 778 2.2 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 5 ..................... 3 666 .3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 15 ..... 73 784 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 931 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

ALABAMAmCon.

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 59 ............ 2 269 898 100.0 99.1

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 54 . 1 769 129 77.9 (X)

Nursing home services 14 .......... 21 796 1.0 (X) Home health care services 10 ....... 11 888 .5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 43 ...... 11 269 .5 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 25 .. 22 524 1.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 11 .................... 6 140 .3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 18 ........................ 9 090 .4 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 34 .......... 19 625 .9 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 10 ..................... 1 833 .1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 28 ..... 359 581 15.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 28 ..... 36 110 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 913 (V) (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 5 ............ 151 379 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 5 . 9 851 6.5 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 5 ..... 131 522 86.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 006 6.6 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 4 ......... 146 562 100.0 91.4

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 127 118 86.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 444 13.3 (X)

ALASKA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 7 ......... 308 928 100.0 93.1

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 7 . 269 463 87.2 (X)

Home health care services 4 ....... 4 862 1.6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 7 ...... 2 553 .8 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 5 047 1.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 15 866 5.1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 6 .......... 5 757 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 380 1.7 (X)

ARIZONA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 48 ......... 2 753 179 100.0 95.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 48 . 2 629 042 95.5 (X)

Nursing home services 5 .......... 13 438 .5 (X)

Home health care services 12 ....... 12 318 .5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 39 ...... 10 289 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 2 131 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 21 .. 25 215 .9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 5 230 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 13 ........................ 2 486 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 29 .......... 18 887 .7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 21 ..... 32 819 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 324 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

ARIZONAmCon.

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 19 ............ 686 066 100.0 94.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 13 . 211 196 30.8 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 5 ...... 1 038 .2 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 15 ..... 425 231 62.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 48 601 7.1 (X)

ARKANSAS

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 42 ......... 1 416 089 100.0 98.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 42 . 1 340 188 94.6 (X)

Home health care services 15 ....... 14 434 1.0 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 34 ...... 14 750 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 2 136 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 28 .. 9 383 .7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 826 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 17 ........................ 996 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 31 .......... 20 994 1.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 18 ..... 6 171 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 211 .4 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 31 ............ 628 486 100.0 99.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 29 . 381 951 60.8 (X)

Home health care services 16 ....... 12 221 1.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 19 ...... 1 485 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 11 .. 1 352 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 10 ........................ 603 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 21 .......... 2 324 .4 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 9 ..... 221 850 35.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 12 ..... 2 649 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 051 .6 (X)

CALIFORNIA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 234 ......... 17 896 916 100.0 95.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 234 . 16 707 256 93.4 (X)

Nursing home services 31 .......... 131 270 .7 (X)

Home health care services 51 ....... 157 128 .9 (X)

Medical equipment and supplies 23 .. 33 971 .2 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 171 ...... 81 681 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 53 ........... 9 013 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 134 .. 146 866 .8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 35 .................... 8 313 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 68 ........................ 45 443 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 158 .......... 224 609 1.3 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 31 ..................... 16 577 .1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 129 ..... 332 393 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 396 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

CALIFORNIAmCon.

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 125 ............ 10 004 432 100.0 99.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 99 . 6 552 514 65.5 (X)

Nursing home services 17 .......... 48 428 .5 (X)

Home health care services 17 ....... 17 649 .2 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 72 ...... 20 802 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 23 333 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 54 .. 107 551 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 24 .................... 60 688 .6 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 62 .......... 47 826 .5 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 88 ..... 3 053 952 30.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 52 ..... 65 866 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 823 .1 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 11 ......... 112 686 100.0 84.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 11 . 102 450 90.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 8 ...... 245 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 1 191 1.1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 4 .......... 159 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 641 7.7 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 8 ............ 502 446 100.0 100.0

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 8 ..... 477 481 95.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 965 5.0 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 22 ......... 1 066 729 100.0 86.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 22 . 891 692 83.6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 13 ...... 3 099 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 16 .. 11 758 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 25 143 2.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 11 ........................ 38 942 3.7 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 16 .......... 46 572 4.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 15 895 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 33 628 3.2 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

government 5 ............ 379 126 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 270 856 71.4 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 4 ..... 90 721 23.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 549 4.6 (X)

COLORADO

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 38 ......... 2 105 440 100.0 98.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 38 . 1 997 904 94.9 (X)

Nursing home services 5 .......... 14 943 .7 (X)

Home health care services 11 ....... 17 293 .8 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 30 ...... 9 940 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 25 .. 31 803 1.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

COLORADOmCon.

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernmentmCon.

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 23 .......... 23 052 1.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 13 ..... 6 977 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 528 .2 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 35 ............ 1 113 817 100.0 98.1

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 32 . 659 998 59.3 (X)

Nursing home services 11 .......... 10 609 1.0 (X) Home health care services 9 ....... 6 790 .6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 21 ...... 2 764 .3 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 15 .. 35 108 3.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 10 706 1.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 14 ........................ 642 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 20 .......... 2 506 .2 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 23 ..... 377 906 33.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 19 ..... 5 902 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 886 .1 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 8 ......... 296 149 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 8 . 233 977 79.0 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 5 .......... 3 325 1.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 6 ..... 3 516 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 55 331 18.7 (X)

CONNECTICUT

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 35 ......... 3 525 345 100.0 93.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 35 . 3 373 679 95.7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 24 ...... 14 380 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 2 804 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 25 .. 48 782 1.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 9 .................... 7 766 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 15 ........................ 10 380 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 29 .......... 39 810 1.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 17 ..... 24 364 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 380 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 4 ............ 261 267 100.0 84.4

All other receipts (X) ............... 261 267 100.0 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 9 ......... 83 759 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 9 . 80 212 95.8 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 9 .......... 878 1.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 645 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 024 2.4 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 10 ............ 241 326 100.0 98.7

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 10 ..... 233 480 96.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 846 3.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

DELAWARE

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 9 ......... 684 690 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 9 . 640 500 93.6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 2 720 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 17 741 2.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 4 ........................ 461 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 8 .......... 12 324 1.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 1 343 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 601 1.4 (X)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 9 ......... 1 546 323 100.0 90.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 9 . 1 410 397 91.2 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 8 737 .6 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 8 .. 15 400 1.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 6 ........................ 10 416 .7 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 8 .......... 17 516 1.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 37 412 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 46 445 3.0 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 3 ............ 640 122 100.0 69.8

All other receipts (X) ............... 640 122 100.0 (X)

FLORIDA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 97 ......... 7 305 429 100.0 94.2

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 97 . 6 952 274 95.2 (X)

Nursing home services 5 .......... 12 965 .2 (X)

Home health care services 22 ....... 69 855 1.0 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 75 ...... 38 609 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 51 .. 65 194 .9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 15 .................... 11 400 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 29 ........................ 12 251 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 63 .......... 91 348 1.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 51 ..... 44 516 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 017 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 42 ............ 3 614 321 100.0 98.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 34 . 2 074 439 57.4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 24 ...... 8 214 .2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 9 .. 21 783 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 44 213 1.2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 22 .......... 49 072 1.4 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 8 ..................... 2 380 .1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 30 ..... 1 384 218 38.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 11 ..... 15 749 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 253 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

FLORIDAmCon.

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 10 ......... 59 061 100.0 76.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 10 . 55 911 94.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 1 221 2.1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 5 .......... 301 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 628 2.8 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 6 ............ 227 879 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 5 . 27 790 12.2 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 5 ..... 197 010 86.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 079 1.4 (X)

GEORGIA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 43 ......... 3 000 271 100.0 84.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 43 . 2 782 946 92.8 (X)

Nursing home services 6 .......... 12 199 .4 (X)

Home health care services 8 ....... 47 693 1.6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 31 ...... 12 787 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 3 053 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 18 .. 51 569 1.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 11 .................... 8 069 .3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 18 ........................ 10 420 .4 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 33 .......... 29 945 1.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 23 ..... 40 700 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 890 (V) (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 84 ............ 2 828 685 100.0 96.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 77 . 1 942 106 68.7 (X)

Nursing home services 20 .......... 45 323 1.6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 55 ...... 9 909 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 38 .. 19 046 .7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 21 .................... 39 725 1.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 26 ........................ 4 713 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 49 .......... 17 281 .6 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 9 ..................... 2 979 .1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 35 ..... 726 367 25.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 35 ..... 16 164 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 072 .2 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 8 ......... 65 757 100.0 83.7

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 8 . 58 380 88.8 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 5 .......... 1 166 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 211 9.5 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 9 ............ 322 369 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 8 . 17 869 5.5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 8 ...... 236 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 299 .1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 5 243 1.6 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 8 ..... 266 982 82.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 740 9.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

HAWAII

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 11 ......... 719 455 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 11 . 666 838 92.7 (X)

Nursing home services 4 .......... 6 658 .9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 10 ...... 5 615 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 900 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 13 813 1.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 5 ........................ 2 141 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 8 .......... 8 333 1.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 9 023 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 134 .9 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 8 ............ 312 940 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 7 . 110 722 35.4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 400 .1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 6 ..... 192 868 61.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 950 2.9 (X)

IDAHO

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 10 ......... 379 748 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 10 . 352 871 92.9 (X)

Home health care services 7 ....... 7 594 2.0 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 8 ...... 1 478 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 4 543 1.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 7 ........................ 951 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 6 .......... 4 355 1.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 6 ..... 2 588 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 368 1.4 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 29 ............ 303 848 100.0 98.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 28 . 215 074 70.8 (X)

Nursing home services 13 .......... 14 557 4.8 (X)

Home health care services 8 ....... 1 493 .5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 15 ...... 1 306 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 11 .. 1 846 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 500 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 16 ........................ 562 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 17 .......... 4 686 1.5 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 5 ..................... 454 .2 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 11 ..... 62 123 20.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 9 ..... 637 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 610 .2 (X)

ILLINOIS

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 160 ......... 11 440 377 100.0 96.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 160 . 10 691 144 93.5 (X)

Nursing home services 25 .......... 38 350 .3 (X)

Home health care services 59 ....... 80 885 .7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 137 ...... 65 466 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ........... 7 915 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

ILLINOISmCon.

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernmentmCon.

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 107 .. 145 389 1.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 25 .................... 9 780 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 92 ........................ 31 064 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 135 .......... 211 880 1.9 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 36 ..................... 11 076 .1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 91 ..... 103 220 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 44 208 .4 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 45 ............ 1 746 178 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 39 . 732 902 42.0 (X)

Nursing home services 15 .......... 15 728 .9 (X)

Home health care services 11 ....... 5 403 .3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 30 ...... 5 213 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 965 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 26 .. 9 887 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 8 .................... 10 405 .6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 18 ........................ 1 294 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 30 .......... 5 021 .3 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 5 ..................... 1 314 .1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 27 ..... 955 289 54.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 14 ..... 2 640 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 117 (V) (X)

INDIANA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 63 ......... 4 302 023 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 63 . 4 043 179 94.0 (X)

Nursing home services 8 .......... 10 208 .2 (X)

Home health care services 23 ....... 28 601 .7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 59 ...... 26 095 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 6 163 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 44 .. 64 300 1.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 12 .................... 3 087 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 27 ........................ 3 798 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 50 .......... 66 681 1.6 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 12 ..................... 5 412 .1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 33 ..... 42 163 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 336 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 53 ............ 1 631 768 100.0 78.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 50 . 1 228 600 75.3 (X)

Nursing home services 10 .......... 13 562 .8 (X)

Home health care services 27 ....... 25 382 1.6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 49 ...... 8 712 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 35 .. 10 316 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

INDIANAmCon.

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

governmentmCon.

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 15 .................... 16 861 1.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 14 ........................ 2 348 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 48 .......... 12 829 .8 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 13 ..................... 5 205 .3 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 16 ..... 300 757 18.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 27 ..... 6 444 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 752 .1 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 9 ......... 65 761 100.0 95.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 9 . 57 947 88.1 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 4 ...... 132 .2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 6 228 9.5 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 5 .......... 172 .3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 6 ..... 994 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 288 .4 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 8 ............ 179 679 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 12 232 6.8 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 7 ..... 160 332 89.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 115 4.0 (X)

IOWA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 57 ......... 1 917 527 100.0 93.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 57 . 1 787 386 93.2 (X)

Nursing home services 16 .......... 18 293 1.0 (X) Home health care services 21 ....... 13 559 .7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 49 ...... 13 804 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 2 152 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 46 .. 41 026 2.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 9 .................... 997 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 26 ........................ 4 745 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 43 .......... 19 884 1.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 19 ..... 14 935 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 746 (V) (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 66 ............ 928 737 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 64 . 676 495 72.8 (X)

Nursing home services 19 .......... 12 366 1.3 (X)

Home health care services 20 ....... 9 229 1.0 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 49 ...... 11 051 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 1 580 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 32 .. 5 233 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 28 .................... 4 062 .4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 35 ........................ 1 481 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 55 .......... 15 594 1.7 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 44 ..... 185 393 20.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 37 ..... 4 917 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 336 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

KANSAS

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 61 ......... 1 440 887 100.0 97.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 61 . 1 352 057 93.8 (X)

Nursing home services 13 .......... 9 719 .7 (X)

Home health care services 25 ....... 10 388 .7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 53 ...... 8 892 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 5 528 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 41 .. 17 636 1.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 11 .................... 2 338 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 33 ........................ 3 173 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 51 .......... 23 666 1.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 28 ..... 6 963 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 527 (V) (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 73 ............ 718 625 100.0 99.7

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 67 . 419 672 58.4 (X)

Nursing home services 27 .......... 16 814 2.3 (X)

Home health care services 20 ....... 4 193 .6 (X)

Medical equipment and supplies 11 .. 564 .1 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 42 ...... 2 955 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 38 .. 4 251 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 17 .................... 1 562 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 28 ........................ 652 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 50 .......... 3 535 .5 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 43 ..... 262 298 36.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 27 ..... 1 917 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 212 (V) (X)

KENTUCKY

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 68 ......... 2 563 965 100.0 99.4

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 68 . 2 380 153 92.8 (X)

Nursing home services 15 .......... 18 500 .7 (X) Home health care services 18 ....... 23 631 .9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 58 ...... 16 847 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 3 795 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 38 .. 30 745 1.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 13 .................... 17 852 .7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 31 ........................ 7 184 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 51 .......... 36 944 1.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 30 ..... 26 911 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 403 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 18 ............ 664 358 100.0 99.1

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 15 . 346 287 52.1 (X) Home health care services 5 ....... 3 812 .6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 11 ...... 3 400 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 8 .. 5 550 .8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 19 389 2.9 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 12 .......... 3 605 .5 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 9 ..... 276 941 41.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 485 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 889 .7 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 3 ......... 30 851 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 851 100.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

KENTUCKYmCon.

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 3 ............ 61 397 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 61 397 100.0 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 4 ......... 51 177 100.0 97.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 48 663 95.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 514 4.9 (X)

LOUISIANA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 30 ......... 2 222 681 100.0 96.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 30 . 2 068 323 93.1 (X)

Home health care services 22 ....... 37 528 1.7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 27 ...... 16 094 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 890 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 20 .. 33 354 1.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 11 ........................ 2 324 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 22 .......... 36 067 1.6 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 7 ..................... 6 116 .3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 11 ..... 15 197 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 788 .3 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 69 ............ 1 900 900 100.0 87.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 64 . 1 252 971 65.9 (X)

Nursing home services 5 .......... 5 935 .3 (X) Home health care services 26 ....... 29 759 1.6 (X)

Medical equipment and supplies 4 .. 947 .1 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 41 ...... 12 549 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 4 965 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 28 .. 49 837 2.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 14 .................... 11 589 .6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 10 ........................ 2 816 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 39 .......... 43 881 2.3 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 41 ..... 467 243 24.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 24 ..... 17 960 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 448 (V) (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 4 ......... 157 404 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 138 108 87.7 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 4 .......... 11 373 7.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 923 5.0 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

government 3 ............ 58 831 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 58 831 100.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MAINE

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 35 ......... 1 092 812 100.0 95.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 35 . 1 029 272 94.2 (X)

Nursing home services 9 .......... 15 834 1.5 (X) Home health care services 4 ....... 2 735 .3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 29 ...... 5 399 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 621 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 20 .. 11 485 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 10 .................... 1 125 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 24 ........................ 5 579 .5 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 30 .......... 12 475 1.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 21 ..... 7 772 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 515 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 5 ............ 113 753 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 5 . 107 708 94.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 045 5.3 (X)

MARYLAND

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 47 ......... 4 199 602 100.0 92.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 47 . 4 029 223 95.9 (X)

Home health care services 11 ....... 15 036 .4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 35 ...... 19 715 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 7 482 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 30 .. 38 986 .9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 12 .................... 33 931 .8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 19 ........................ 9 374 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 38 .......... 25 883 .6 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 10 ..................... 1 977 .1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 24 ..... 17 844 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 151 (V) (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 6 ............ 428 084 100.0 100.0

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 6 ..... 426 587 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 497 .4 (X)

MASSACHUSETTS

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 83 ......... 6 973 983 100.0 82.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 83 . 6 321 045 90.6 (X)

Home health care services 7 ....... 20 196 .3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 66 ...... 40 295 .6 (X)

Contract research 4 ............... 162 948 2.3 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 55 .. 141 105 2.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 18 .................... 145 957 2.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 44 ........................ 26 341 .4 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 63 .......... 76 183 1.1 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 17 ..................... 16 762 .2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 45 ..... 21 528 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 623 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MASSACHUSETTSmCon.

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 15 ......... 929 219 100.0 97.7

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 15 . 714 132 76.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 10 ...... 2 889 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 10 .. 10 438 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 70 359 7.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 9 ........................ 13 253 1.4 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 13 .......... 35 131 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 83 017 8.9 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

government 11 ............ 153 973 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 11 . 127 493 82.8 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 8 ...... 1 056 .7 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 153 .1 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 4 ..................... 116 .1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 4 ..... 23 566 15.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 ..... 1 457 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 132 .1 (X)

MICHIGAN

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 137 ......... 8 599 967 100.0 91.1

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 137 . 8 262 795 96.1 (X)

Nursing home services 14 .......... 19 399 .2 (X) Home health care services 14 ....... 17 846 .2 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 106 ...... 40 627 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ........... 7 324 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 90 .. 57 932 .7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 15 .................... 4 916 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 59 ........................ 9 773 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 108 .......... 110 039 1.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 63 ..... 65 506 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 810 (V) (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 42 ............ 1 795 175 100.0 99.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 37 . 1 289 530 71.8 (X)

Nursing home services 8 .......... 27 732 1.5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 27 ...... 6 142 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 503 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 18 .. 12 854 .7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 20 ........................ 1 336 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 26 .......... 44 395 2.5 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 12 ..... 402 187 22.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 11 ..... 7 782 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 714 .1 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 8 ......... 151 092 100.0 91.2

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 8 . 146 314 96.8 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 310 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 7 .......... 1 012 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 456 2.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MICHIGANmCon.

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 12 ............ 395 231 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 8 . 33 200 8.4 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 6 658 1.7 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 12 ..... 353 193 89.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 180 .6 (X)

MINNESOTA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 83 ......... 2 985 230 100.0 94.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 83 . 2 738 964 91.8 (X)

Nursing home services 31 .......... 67 595 2.3 (X)

Home health care services 29 ....... 25 901 .9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 60 ...... 12 933 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 2 098 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 48 .. 55 115 1.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 34 ........................ 5 405 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 51 .......... 20 407 .7 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 10 ..................... 4 731 .2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 38 ..... 51 458 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 623 (V) (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 67 ............ 1 177 421 100.0 98.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 66 . 835 151 70.9 (X)

Nursing home services 34 .......... 66 979 5.7 (X)

Home health care services 21 ....... 7 438 .6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 43 ...... 4 285 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 735 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 29 .. 10 042 .9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 12 .................... 18 961 1.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 20 ........................ 650 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 48 .......... 15 827 1.3 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 19 ..... 215 035 18.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 1 724 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 594 .1 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 6 ......... 205 442 100.0 99.4

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 6 . 183 424 89.3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 4 ...... 806 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 2 451 1.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 4 ........................ 5 038 2.5 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 6 .......... 10 819 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 904 1.4 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

government 3 ............ 104 544 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 104 544 100.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MISSISSIPPI

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 28 ......... 885 180 100.0 98.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 28 . 842 966 95.2 (X)

Home health care services 8 ....... 7 531 .9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 23 ...... 6 440 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 1 658 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 11 .. 8 867 1.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 2 023 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 7 ........................ 733 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 19 .......... 5 905 .7 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 4 ..................... 3 837 .4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 14 ..... 3 720 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 500 .2 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 66 ............ 1 354 029 100.0 97.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 62 . 915 076 67.6 (X)

Nursing home services 18 .......... 12 934 1.0 (X)

Home health care services 16 ....... 20 557 1.5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 40 ...... 6 374 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 3 816 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 31 .. 7 650 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 25 .................... 5 528 .4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 12 ........................ 5 828 .4 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 39 .......... 6 469 .5 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 12 ..................... 746 .1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 22 ..... 347 976 25.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 23 ..... 20 378 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 697 .1 (X)

MISSOURI

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 82 ......... 5 030 922 100.0 93.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 82 . 4 606 301 91.6 (X)

Nursing home services 16 .......... 49 769 1.0 (X)

Home health care services 39 ....... 62 013 1.2 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 63 ...... 29 442 .6 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 51 .. 105 921 2.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 16 .................... 12 544 .3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 43 ........................ 15 902 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 66 .......... 76 345 1.5 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 11 ..................... 17 280 .3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 43 ..... 52 811 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 594 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MISSOURImCon.

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 47 ............ 1 078 468 100.0 99.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 41 . 557 111 51.7 (X)

Nursing home services 12 .......... 10 196 1.0 (X) Home health care services 22 ....... 9 790 .9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 33 ...... 4 416 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 2 094 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 21 .. 8 032 .7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 9 .................... 1 998 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 31 .......... 8 198 .8 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 23 ..... 474 661 44.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 19 ..... 1 611 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 361 (V) (X)

MONTANA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 43 ......... 711 784 100.0 94.1

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 43 . 646 862 90.9 (X)

Nursing home services 22 .......... 21 709 3.1 (X)

Home health care services 22 ....... 7 385 1.0 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 33 ...... 3 436 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 565 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 23 .. 7 583 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 17 .................... 790 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 27 ........................ 2 799 .4 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 34 .......... 12 061 1.7 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 5 ..................... 1 380 .2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 19 ..... 6 539 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 675 .1 (X)

NEBRASKA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 45 ......... 1 035 499 100.0 98.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 45 . 937 455 90.5 (X)

Nursing home services 12 .......... 19 212 1.9 (X) Home health care services 17 ....... 14 028 1.4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 36 ...... 8 387 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 814 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 27 .. 14 914 1.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 12 .................... 696 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 25 ........................ 1 549 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 32 .......... 24 825 2.4 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 5 ..................... 10 221 1.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 21 ..... 2 847 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 551 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 46 ............ 492 042 100.0 98.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 42 . 319 767 65.0 (X)

Nursing home services 11 .......... 12 372 2.5 (X)

Home health care services 12 ....... 2 100 .4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 21 ...... 3 400 .7 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 15 .. 2 094 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEBRASKAmCon.

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

governmentmCon.

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 17 .................... 438 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 14 ........................ 495 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 30 .......... 2 342 .5 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 23 ..... 148 196 30.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 10 ..... 299 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 539 .1 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 4 ......... 92 506 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 77 088 83.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 4 ........................ 743 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 675 15.9 (X)

NEVADA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 6 ......... 366 906 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 6 . 351 888 95.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 4 ...... 182 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 5 .......... 4 783 1.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 1 575 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 478 2.3 (X)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 25 ......... 981 655 100.0 97.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 25 . 918 263 93.5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 23 ...... 6 142 .6 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 20 .. 12 675 1.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 3 132 .3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 16 ........................ 1 962 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 23 .......... 17 565 1.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 15 ..... 17 747 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 169 .4 (X)

NEW JERSEY

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 94 ......... 8 204 834 100.0 88.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 94 . 7 846 753 95.6 (X)

Nursing home services 5 .......... 14 271 .2 (X) Home health care services 16 ....... 72 605 .9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 70 ...... 28 209 .3 (X)

Contract research 8 ............... 7 594 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 76 .. 110 301 1.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 33 .................... 30 854 .4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 41 ........................ 12 373 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 66 .......... 45 727 .6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 49 ..... 33 888 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 259 (V) (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 7 ............ 630 122 100.0 100.0

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 7 ..... 320 520 50.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 309 602 49.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEW JERSEYmCon.

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 4 ......... 63 188 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 47 211 74.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 977 25.3 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 10 ............ 459 809 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 77 360 16.8 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 9 ..... 368 132 80.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 317 3.1 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 12 ......... 279 180 100.0 78.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 12 . 251 148 90.0 (X)

Nursing home services 5 .......... 12 317 4.4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 9 ...... 727 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 8 .. 2 789 1.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 10 ........................ 9 243 3.3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 10 .......... 1 456 .5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 1 041 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 459 .2 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

government 3 ............ 92 551 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 92 551 100.0 (X)

NEW MEXICO

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 22 ......... 559 105 100.0 96.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 22 . 530 258 94.8 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 17 ...... 2 855 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 16 .. 3 247 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 1 433 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 16 .......... 12 573 2.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 15 ..... 6 533 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 206 .4 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 20 ............ 545 952 100.0 91.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 16 . 292 050 53.5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 8 ...... 1 414 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 565 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 7 .......... 3 732 .7 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 16 ..... 237 151 43.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 7 007 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 033 .7 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

government 5 ............ 65 857 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 5 . 46 651 70.8 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 5 ..... 13 354 20.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 852 8.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEW YORK

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 204 ......... 18 376 353 100.0 88.7

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 204 . 16 876 034 91.8 (X)

Nursing home services 47 .......... 184 744 1.0 (X) Home health care services 33 ....... 165 882 .9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 151 ...... 63 557 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 44 ........... 8 549 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 133 .. 280 484 1.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 53 .................... 213 978 1.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 136 ........................ 72 731 .4 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 153 .......... 120 002 .7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 88 ..... 377 731 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 661 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 40 ............ 5 475 042 100.0 91.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 32 . 3 280 066 59.9 (X)

Nursing home services 6 .......... 20 199 .4 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 9 .. 22 446 .4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 14 .................... 43 269 .8 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 18 .......... 6 746 .1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 33 ..... 2 070 074 37.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 17 ..... 29 694 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 548 .1 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 4 ......... 162 219 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 143 413 88.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 806 11.6 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 30 ............ 1 411 844 100.0 98.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 6 . 184 961 13.1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 30 ..... 1 225 827 86.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 056 .1 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 12 ......... 974 583 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 12 . 904 233 92.8 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 1 771 .2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 9 .. 21 009 2.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 10 ........................ 6 726 .7 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 9 .......... 11 083 1.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 6 ..... 9 083 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 678 2.1 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

government 7 ............ 422 819 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 7 . 268 554 63.5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 4 ...... 481 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 5 .......... 400 .1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 5 ..... 83 285 19.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 ..... 9 176 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 923 14.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NORTH CAROLINA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 86 ......... 4 398 624 100.0 90.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 86 . 4 170 777 94.8 (X)

Nursing home services 17 .......... 23 449 .5 (X) Home health care services 17 ....... 17 449 .4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 71 ...... 23 827 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ........... 3 648 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 60 .. 47 665 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 10 .................... 4 259 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 49 ........................ 4 848 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 66 .......... 70 650 1.6 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 18 ..................... 2 257 .1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 38 ..... 28 738 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 057 (V) (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 38 ............ 2 037 926 100.0 84.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 33 . 1 299 250 63.8 (X)

Nursing home services 9 .......... 10 858 .5 (X)

Home health care services 7 ....... 7 383 .4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 28 ...... 11 911 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 3 149 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 19 .. 18 418 .9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 10 .................... 4 855 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 18 ........................ 6 672 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 21 .......... 15 314 .8 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 11 ..... 655 768 32.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 14 ..... 4 034 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 314 (V) (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 9 ......... 92 294 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 9 . 88 160 95.5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 4 ...... 127 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 62 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 791 .9 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 5 .......... 612 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 542 2.8 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

government 6 ............ 53 774 100.0 73.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 6 . 30 182 56.1 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 5 ..... 20 359 37.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 233 6.0 (X)

NORTH DAKOTA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 47 ......... 694 815 100.0 99.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 47 . 627 186 90.3 (X)

Nursing home services 17 .......... 20 378 2.9 (X)

Home health care services 26 ....... 10 244 1.5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 41 ...... 5 109 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 365 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NORTH DAKOTAmCon.

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernmentmCon.

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 23 .. 16 342 2.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 327 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 19 ........................ 1 248 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 35 .......... 10 450 1.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 2 698 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 468 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 5 ............ 106 037 100.0 100.0

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 5 ..... 98 507 92.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 530 7.1 (X)

OHIO

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 167 ......... 10 783 628 100.0 97.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 167 . 10 146 917 94.1 (X)

Nursing home services 11 .......... 18 968 .2 (X)

Home health care services 42 ....... 63 369 .6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 144 ...... 58 774 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 47 ........... 13 684 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 112 .. 120 934 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 21 .................... 25 141 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 79 ........................ 48 666 .5 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 142 .......... 188 528 1.8 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 23 ..................... 5 856 .1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 87 ..... 89 962 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 829 (V) (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 26 ............ 1 905 328 100.0 99.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 22 . 1 224 700 64.3 (X) Home health care services 7 ....... 3 738 .2 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 20 ...... 7 329 .4 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 16 .. 23 553 1.2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 21 .......... 32 172 1.7 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 8 ..... 564 266 29.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 10 ..... 44 593 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 977 .3 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 5 ......... 65 487 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 5 . 59 636 91.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 851 8.9 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 16 ............ 325 168 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 14 . 25 995 8.0 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 11 .. 3 040 .9 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 16 ..... 296 044 91.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 89 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

OHIOmCon.

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

nongovernment 12 ......... 661 124 100.0 70.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 12 . 564 135 85.3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 9 ...... 2 827 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 7 .. 5 861 .9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 4 ........................ 1 709 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 8 .......... 26 350 4.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 35 662 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 580 3.7 (X)

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

government 4 ............ 112 410 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 99 687 88.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 723 11.3 (X)

OKLAHOMA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 41 ......... 1 571 604 100.0 99.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 41 . 1 483 006 94.4 (X)

Home health care services 20 ....... 17 613 1.1 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 36 ...... 11 189 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 1 246 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 20 .. 5 399 .3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 11 .................... 2 298 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 22 ........................ 1 379 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 30 .......... 30 327 1.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 22 ..... 17 361 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 786 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 72 ............ 1 078 824 100.0 97.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 68 . 690 196 64.0 (X)

Nursing home services 4 .......... 2 849 .3 (X)

Home health care services 26 ....... 14 882 1.4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 39 ...... 5 565 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 1 398 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 32 .. 6 416 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 12 .................... 2 148 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 23 ........................ 937 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 35 .......... 7 359 .7 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 25 ..... 344 088 31.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 2 487 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 499 .1 (X)

OREGON

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 41 ......... 2 060 616 100.0 98.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 41 . 1 914 163 92.9 (X)

Nursing home services 6 .......... 8 566 .4 (X)

Home health care services 26 ....... 44 044 2.1 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 37 ...... 12 447 .6 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 21 .. 36 057 1.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

OREGONmCon.

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernmentmCon.

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 13 ........................ 2 287 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 33 .......... 33 389 1.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 19 ..... 7 763 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 900 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 19 ............ 542 212 100.0 97.9

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 17 . 328 368 60.6 (X)

Nursing home services 7 .......... 5 708 1.1 (X) Home health care services 5 ....... 1 970 .4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 9 ...... 284 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 9 .. 1 820 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 11 .......... 2 334 .4 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 7 ..... 198 730 36.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 12 ..... 1 808 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 190 .2 (X)

PENNSYLVANIA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 217 ......... 14 951 256 100.0 91.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 217 . 14 020 901 93.8 (X)

Nursing home services 30 .......... 72 567 .5 (X)

Home health care services 69 ....... 121 214 .8 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 179 ...... 77 119 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 39 ........... 9 525 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 136 .. 179 214 1.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 27 .................... 19 005 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 126 ........................ 47 748 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 182 .......... 202 143 1.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 107 ..... 191 108 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 712 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 12 ............ 533 900 100.0 99.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 4 . 17 536 3.3 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 10 ..... 512 465 96.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 899 .7 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 13 ......... 326 935 100.0 88.2

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 13 . 268 436 82.1 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 7 ...... 679 .2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 51 751 15.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 4 ........................ 380 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 12 .......... 3 289 1.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 1 488 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 912 .3 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 16 ............ 609 804 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 13 . 116 639 19.1 (X)

Nursing home services 4 .......... 17 179 2.8 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 16 ..... 475 195 77.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 791 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

RHODE ISLAND

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 13 ......... 942 861 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 13 . 874 276 92.7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 12 ...... 4 513 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 731 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 8 .. 5 133 .5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 10 ........................ 3 065 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 12 .......... 8 706 .9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 9 ..... 28 938 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 499 1.9 (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 26 ......... 1 700 902 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 26 . 1 614 014 94.9 (X)

Home health care services 4 ....... 8 624 .5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 20 ...... 9 853 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 773 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 19 .. 19 097 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 6 032 .4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 19 ........................ 9 403 .6 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 21 .......... 20 591 1.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 14 ..... 7 075 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 440 .3 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 36 ............ 1 493 972 100.0 96.5

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 33 . 1 038 796 69.5 (X)

Nursing home services 6 .......... 6 949 .5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 24 ...... 7 173 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 7 701 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 16 .. 6 002 .4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 11 203 .8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 11 ........................ 1 211 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 20 .......... 8 569 .6 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 17 ..... 397 982 26.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 11 ..... 5 056 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 330 .2 (X)

SOUTH DAKOTA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 44 ......... 654 551 100.0 98.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 44 . 586 883 89.7 (X)

Nursing home services 20 .......... 23 524 3.6 (X) Home health care services 15 ....... 4 465 .7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 33 ...... 3 595 .6 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 22 .. 12 098 1.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 11 .................... 571 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 22 ........................ 560 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 36 .......... 11 474 1.8 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 6 ..................... 527 .1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 18 ..... 9 715 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 139 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

TENNESSEE

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 59 ......... 3 611 755 100.0 99.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 59 . 3 397 522 94.1 (X)

Nursing home services 10 .......... 14 553 .4 (X)

Home health care services 25 ....... 27 888 .8 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 55 ...... 22 504 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 3 005 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 41 .. 55 416 1.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 8 .................... 24 922 .7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 14 ........................ 7 136 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 44 .......... 43 308 1.2 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 12 ..................... 3 306 .1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 26 ..... 12 158 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 37 (V) (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 38 ............ 1 573 466 100.0 95.6

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 34 . 1 098 103 69.8 (X)

Nursing home services 6 .......... 9 437 .6 (X)

Home health care services 15 ....... 27 561 1.8 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 27 ...... 7 202 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 781 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 19 .. 19 883 1.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 4 911 .3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 8 ........................ 1 106 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 23 .......... 13 276 .8 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 14 ..... 383 883 24.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 8 ..... 6 049 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 274 .1 (X)

TEXAS

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 128 ......... 8 022 406 100.0 98.7

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 128 . 7 514 664 93.7 (X)

Nursing home services 11 .......... 12 645 .2 (X) Home health care services 45 ....... 53 899 .7 (X)

Medical equipment and supplies 8 .. 10 628 .1 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 112 ...... 47 212 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 43 ........... 6 309 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 72 .. 94 641 1.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 49 ........................ 15 934 .2 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 88 .......... 91 380 1.1 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 21 ..................... 99 450 1.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 67 ..... 71 423 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 221 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 183 ............ 4 854 545 100.0 95.1

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 173 . 2 096 027 43.2 (X)

Nursing home services 13 .......... 11 257 .2 (X)

Home health care services 62 ....... 28 834 .6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 123 ...... 15 176 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 81 .. 52 492 1.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

TEXASmCon.

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

governmentmCon.

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 27 .................... 16 960 .4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 62 ........................ 12 581 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 108 .......... 31 528 .7 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 123 ..... 2 519 995 51.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 71 ..... 67 383 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 312 .1 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 6 ......... 45 348 100.0 71.7

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 6 . 44 672 98.5 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 4 ...... 80 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 255 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 341 .8 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 13 ............ 376 525 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 6 . 11 247 3.0 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 13 ..... 360 043 95.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 5 039 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 196 .1 (X)

VERMONT

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 15 ......... 460 064 100.0 98.2

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 15 . 441 500 96.0 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 14 ...... 3 245 .7 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 10 .. 4 449 1.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 804 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 9 ........................ 1 401 .3 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 11 .......... 6 177 1.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 8 ..... 1 677 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 811 .2 (X)

VIRGINIA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 75 ......... 3 718 426 100.0 94.2

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 75 . 3 527 625 94.9 (X)

Nursing home services 16 .......... 24 034 .7 (X) Home health care services 36 ....... 40 876 1.1 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 68 ...... 22 635 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 2 713 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 44 .. 32 987 .9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 40 ........................ 5 057 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 56 .......... 45 621 1.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 39 ..... 15 117 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 761 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 14 ............ 1 633 902 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 10 . 863 444 52.9 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 5 ...... 5 508 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 38 961 2.4 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 10 ..... 719 603 44.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 386 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 48. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

VIRGINIAmCon.

8069 pt. Specialty hospitals,

except psychiatric;

government 4 ............ 117 826 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 117 826 100.0 (X)

WASHINGTON

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 49 ......... 3 099 081 100.0 95.3

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 49 . 2 955 637 95.4 (X)

Nursing home services 5 .......... 6 601 .2 (X)

Home health care services 11 ....... 24 333 .8 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 36 ...... 19 462 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 5 798 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 37 .. 29 450 1.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 16 ........................ 3 018 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 35 .......... 30 709 1.0 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 5 ..................... 4 388 .1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 25 ..... 16 658 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 027 .1 (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 50 ............ 1 550 742 100.0 95.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 42 . 923 397 59.6 (X)

Nursing home services 12 .......... 14 435 .9 (X) Home health care services 7 ....... 3 810 .3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 35 ...... 6 584 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 955 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 21 .. 15 130 1.0 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 25 .......... 10 740 .7 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 27 ..... 553 176 35.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 24 ..... 20 838 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 677 .1 (X)

WEST VIRGINIA

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 36 ......... 1 588 730 100.0 99.1

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 36 . 1 523 198 95.9 (X)

Nursing home services 5 .......... 8 008 .5 (X) Home health care services 7 ....... 4 314 .3 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 31 ...... 9 716 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 1 270 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 19 .. 9 445 .6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 13 ........................ 2 270 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 22 .......... 18 784 1.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 15 ..... 10 388 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 337 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

WEST VIRGINIAmCon.

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 15 ............ 327 890 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 10 . 118 905 36.3 (X)

Nursing home services 4 .......... 4 371 1.3 (X)

Home health care services 4 ....... 1 393 .4 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 8 ...... 953 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 6 .. 327 .1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 345 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 10 .......... 775 .2 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 5 ..... 200 384 61.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 ..... 254 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 183 .1 (X)

WISCONSIN

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

nongovernment 120 ......... 4 006 356 100.0 95.8

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 120 . 3 773 312 94.2 (X)

Nursing home services 22 .......... 34 965 .9 (X) Home health care services 30 ....... 27 234 .7 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 102 ...... 27 139 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 2 345 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 86 .. 44 997 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 22 .................... 2 358 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 62 ........................ 5 804 .1 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 105 .......... 56 005 1.4 (X)

Rents and commissions from

departments/ concessions not

owned/ operated by this

institution 20 ..................... 6 461 .2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 60 ..... 24 862 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 874 (V) (X)

8062 pt. General medical and

surgical hospitals,

government 9 ............ 703 357 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 7 . 468 320 66.6 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 6 ...... 2 822 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 5 .. 9 787 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 222 428 31.6 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

nongovernment 5 ......... 35 144 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 5 . 33 791 96.2 (X) All other amounts received from

services to patients and others 4 .. 264 .8 (X)

Investment income, including

interest and dividends 5 .......... 331 .9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 ..... 654 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 104 .3 (X)

8063 pt. Psychiatric hospitals,

government 7 ............ 257 085 100.0 100.0

Hospital inpatient/ oupatient,

emergency, ambulatory services 5 . 73 963 28.8 (X)

Nursing home services 4 .......... 40 623 15.8 (X)

Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 5 ...... 511 .2 (X)

Appropriations from general

government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 6 ..... 117 800 45.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 2 839 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 349 8.3 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

81 Legal services 151 ........... 737 101 114 199 100.0 79.5

Receipts from individuals 138 ........ 096 40 038 462 39.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 71 ..... 137 51 470 141 50.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 37 ...... 889 3 816 225 3.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 16 .................. 047 2 181 689 2.2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 9 ................... 131 1 970 688 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 513 1 636 994 1.6 (X)

ABILENE, TX MSA

81 Legal services 68 ........... 25 410 100.0 96.3

Receipts from individuals 67 ........ 16 003 63.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 24 ..... 6 841 26.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 15 ...... 1 345 5.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 12 .................. 919 3.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 219 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 83 .3 (X)

ALBANY, GA MSA

81 Legal services 69 ........... 23 637 100.0 93.2

Receipts from individuals 68 ........ 11 533 48.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 42 ..... 10 686 45.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 32 ...... 1 086 4.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 12 .................. 332 1.4 (X)

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSA

81 Legal services 548 ........... 289 573 100.0 83.2

Receipts from individuals 539 ........ 129 506 44.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 238 ..... 99 708 34.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 223 ...... 25 483 8.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 45 .................. 22 185 7.7 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 4 ................... 893 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 64 . 11 798 4.1 (X)

ALBUQUERQUE, NM MSA

81 Legal services 551 ........... 240 532 100.0 94.2

Receipts from individuals 541 ........ 92 705 38.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 377 ..... 124 803 51.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 147 ...... 16 233 6.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 19 .................. 4 076 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 2 715 1.1 (X)

ALEXANDRIA, LA MSA

81 Legal services 99 ........... 48 111 100.0 71.2

Receipts from individuals 97 ........ 27 513 57.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 21 ..... 15 991 33.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 26 ...... 770 1.6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 5 ................... 3 734 7.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 103 .2 (X)

ALLENTOWN–

BETHLEHEM–EASTON, PA

MSA

81 Legal services 343 ........... 112 784 100.0 93.8

Receipts from individuals 338 ........ 81 132 71.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 167 ..... 26 798 23.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 151 ...... 3 878 3.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 32 .................. 466 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 25 . 510 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ALTOONA, PA MSA

81 Legal services 47 ........... 14 544 100.0 89.1

Receipts from individuals 47 ........ 9 484 65.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 26 ..... 3 502 24.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 29 ...... 1 429 9.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 6 .................. 37 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 92 .6 (X)

AMARILLO, TX MSA

81 Legal services 133 ........... 72 529 100.0 99.4

Receipts from individuals 109 ........ 31 467 43.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 54 ..... 30 584 42.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 33 ...... 5 534 7.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 12 .................. 463 .6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 26 ................... 2 507 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 974 2.7 (X)

ANCHORAGE, AK MSA

81 Legal services 286 ........... 213 777 100.0 94.5

Receipts from individuals 272 ........ 108 543 50.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 115 ..... 77 379 36.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 65 ...... 21 272 10.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 28 .................. 1 345 .6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 8 ................... 2 859 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 73 . 2 379 1.1 (X)

ANNISTON, AL MSA

81 Legal services 44 ........... 12 823 100.0 78.8

Receipts from individuals 44 ........ 8 331 65.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 20 ..... 2 072 16.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 20 ...... 563 4.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 14 .................. 110 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 747 13.6 (X)

APPLETON–OSHKOSH–

NEENAH, WI MSA

81 Legal services 96 ........... 43 952 100.0 85.1

Receipts from individuals 93 ........ 25 909 59.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 75 ..... 15 725 35.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 54 ...... 1 723 3.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 18 .................. 247 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 348 .8 (X)

ASHEVILLE, NC MSA

81 Legal services 108 ........... 36 109 100.0 69.5

Receipts from individuals 108 ........ 27 880 77.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 45 ..... 6 609 18.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 10 ...... 1 234 3.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 13 .................. 380 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

ATHENS, GA MSA

81 Legal services 61 ........... 27 812 100.0 91.3

Receipts from individuals 57 ........ 13 388 48.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 36 ..... 12 920 46.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 24 ...... 751 2.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 4 .................. 292 1.1 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 7 ................... 344 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 117 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ATLANTA, GA MSA

81 Legal services 2 ........... 183 1 616 790 100.0 78.0

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 752 489 835 30.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 056 960 492 59.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 252 ...... 34 215 2.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 54 .................. 19 356 1.2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 415 ................... 84 887 5.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 417 . 28 005 1.7 (X)

AUGUSTA–AIKEN, GA–SC

MSA

81 Legal services 205 ........... 64 851 100.0 93.5

Receipts from individuals 186 ........ 40 567 62.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 105 ..... 19 447 30.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 68 ...... 2 401 3.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 22 .................. 155 .2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 13 ................... 2 020 3.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 261 .4 (X)

AUSTIN–SAN MARCOS, TX

MSA

81 Legal services 749 ........... 555 850 100.0 79.7

Receipts from individuals 668 ........ 165 103 29.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 176 ..... 280 538 50.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 311 ...... 77 818 14.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 176 .................. 20 178 3.6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 49 ................... 6 246 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 5 967 1.1 (X)

BAKERSFIELD, CA MSA

81 Legal services 169 ........... 101 956 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 144 ........ 54 549 53.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 53 ..... 30 208 29.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 7 ...... 1 306 1.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 23 ................... 11 899 11.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 3 749 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 245 .2 (X)

BANGOR, ME MSA

81 Legal services 61 ........... 36 854 100.0 99.3

Receipts from individuals 61 ........ 23 099 62.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 47 ..... 12 473 33.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 19 ...... 748 2.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 6 .................. 214 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 320 .9 (X)

BATON ROUGE, LA MSA

81 Legal services 468 ........... 211 818 100.0 84.1

Receipts from individuals 460 ........ 73 945 34.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 188 ..... 108 306 51.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 155 ...... 17 909 8.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 11 .................. 2 162 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 9 399 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 97 .1 (X)

BELLINGHAM, WA MSA

81 Legal services 77 ........... 25 518 100.0 91.2

Receipts from individuals 74 ........ 19 369 75.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 35 ..... 4 284 16.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 29 ...... 1 354 5.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 89 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 293 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 129 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BENTON HARBOR, MI MSA

81 Legal services 69 ........... 23 143 100.0 86.7

Receipts from individuals 69 ........ 17 352 75.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 39 ..... 4 773 20.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 30 ...... 960 4.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 27 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 .1 (X)

BILOXI–GULFPORT–

PASCAGOULA, MS MSA

81 Legal services 217 ........... 96 790 100.0 84.8

Receipts from individuals 204 ........ 70 135 72.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 59 ..... 17 580 18.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 52 ...... 2 757 2.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 33 .................. 882 .9 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 15 ................... 2 074 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 . 3 362 3.5 (X)

BINGHAMTON, NY MSA

81 Legal services 130 ........... 49 475 100.0 90.5

Receipts from individuals 125 ........ 30 689 62.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 65 ..... 14 897 30.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 54 ...... 1 456 2.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 29 .................. 2 090 4.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 192 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 151 .3 (X)

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSA

81 Legal services 518 ........... 441 837 100.0 92.3

Receipts from individuals 390 ........ 110 066 24.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 79 ..... 214 816 48.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 227 ...... 19 354 4.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 226 .................. 82 701 18.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 8 240 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 660 1.5 (X)

BISMARCK, ND MSA

81 Legal services 69 ........... 24 454 100.0 91.4

Receipts from individuals 49 ........ 8 732 35.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 30 ..... 9 813 40.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 20 ...... 694 2.8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 18 ................... 4 874 19.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 218 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 123 .5 (X)

BLOOMINGTON, IN MSA

81 Legal services 41 ........... 14 265 100.0 88.9

Receipts from individuals 39 ........ 10 183 71.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 25 ..... 2 587 18.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 5 ...... 486 3.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 16 .................. 905 6.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 104 .7 (X)

BLOOMINGTON–NORMAL,

IL MSA

81 Legal services 56 ........... 25 121 100.0 88.7

Receipts from individuals 54 ........ 16 335 65.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 30 ..... 6 592 26.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 20 ...... 1 249 5.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 10 .................. 231 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 714 2.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BOISE CITY, ID MSA

81 Legal services 194 ........... 101 504 100.0 79.8

Receipts from individuals 189 ........ 27 134 26.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 126 ..... 67 312 66.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 99 ...... 5 590 5.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 14 .................. 536 .5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 5 ................... 743 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 189 .2 (X)

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSA

81 Legal services 4 ........... 046 3 207 343 100.0 77.5

Receipts from individuals 3 ........ 923 1 075 281 33.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 2 ..... 899 1 917 660 59.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 568 ...... 85 661 2.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 266 .................. 57 234 1.8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 76 ................... 20 281 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 203 . 51 226 1.6 (X)

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSA

81 Legal services 2 ........... 781 2 663 120 100.0 75.7

Receipts from individuals 2 ........ 689 709 186 26.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 2 ..... 327 1 781 421 66.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 226 ...... 72 202 2.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 119 .................. 47 825 1.8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 50 ................... 18 372 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 95 . 34 114 1.3 (X)

BROCKTON, MA PMSA

81 Legal services 117 ........... 50 247 100.0 95.1

Receipts from individuals 117 ........ 39 245 78.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 61 ..... 10 206 20.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 23 ...... 610 1.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 19 .................. 104 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 82 .2 (X)

LAWRENCE, MA–NH PMSA

81 Legal services 194 ........... 53 166 100.0 77.6

Receipts from individuals 189 ........ 39 787 74.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 89 ..... 7 445 14.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 40 ...... 3 007 5.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 20 .................. 532 1.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 11 ................... 1 340 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 . 1 055 2.0 (X)

LOWELL, MA–NH PMSA

81 Legal services 146 ........... 48 084 100.0 87.9

Receipts from individuals 146 ........ 43 376 90.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 60 ..... 2 951 6.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 41 ...... 1 542 3.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 16 .................. 123 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 92 .2 (X)

MANCHESTER, NH PMSA

81 Legal services 139 ........... 116 175 100.0 90.5

Receipts from individuals 137 ........ 64 742 55.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 61 ..... 44 647 38.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 40 ...... 2 400 2.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 16 .................. 2 255 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 2 131 1.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NASHUA, NH PMSA

81 Legal services 80 ........... 33 897 100.0 64.7

Receipts from individuals 69 ........ 17 763 52.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 46 ..... 14 938 44.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 26 ...... 449 1.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 145 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 602 1.8 (X)

NEW BEDFORD, MA PMSA

81 Legal services 109 ........... 37 154 100.0 78.0

Receipts from individuals 104 ........ 28 689 77.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 42 ..... 7 484 20.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 30 ...... 580 1.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 10 .................. 192 .5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 4 ................... 92 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 117 .3 (X)

PORTSMOUTH–

ROCHESTER, NH–ME

PMSA

81 Legal services 147 ........... 56 105 100.0 88.8

Receipts from individuals 142 ........ 36 619 65.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 67 ..... 16 190 28.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 38 ...... 1 477 2.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 32 .................. 843 1.5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 5 ................... 387 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 589 1.1 (X)

WORCESTER, MA–CT

PMSA

81 Legal services 265 ........... 134 578 100.0 98.0

Receipts from individuals 265 ........ 85 694 63.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 111 ..... 28 964 21.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 73 ...... 2 456 1.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 5 007 3.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 . 12 441 9.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 (V) (X)

BROWNSVILLE–

HARLINGEN–SAN

BENITO, TX MSA

81 Legal services 129 ........... 62 289 100.0 94.5

Receipts from individuals 115 ........ 35 535 57.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 44 ..... 19 851 31.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 27 ...... 462 .7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 4 .................. 161 .3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 13 ................... 2 411 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 869 6.2 (X)

BRYAN–COLLEGE

STATION, TX MSA

81 Legal services 50 ........... 18 048 100.0 83.0

Receipts from individuals 49 ........ 11 006 61.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 15 ..... 4 101 22.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 28 ...... 2 050 11.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 840 4.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 28 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 .1 (X)

BUFFALO–NIAGARA

FALLS, NY MSA

81 Legal services 687 ........... 369 062 100.0 86.8

Receipts from individuals 683 ........ 210 421 57.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 335 ..... 128 512 34.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 184 ...... 11 222 3.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 212 .................. 4 564 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 14 198 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 145 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BURLINGTON, VT MSA

81 Legal services 110 ........... 60 773 100.0 94.7

Receipts from individuals 110 ........ 29 911 49.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 66 ..... 24 921 41.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 47 ...... 2 751 4.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 45 .................. 2 112 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 28 . 1 057 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 (V) (X)

CANTON–MASSILLON, OH

MSA

81 Legal services 188 ........... 62 937 100.0 91.6

Receipts from individuals 186 ........ 29 580 47.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 117 ..... 31 752 50.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 68 ...... 1 157 1.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 44 .................. 313 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 131 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA MSA

81 Legal services 94 ........... 46 217 100.0 98.5

Receipts from individuals 90 ........ 23 670 51.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 62 ..... 19 095 41.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 39 ...... 598 1.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 4 ................... 686 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 168 4.7 (X)

CHAMPAIGN–URBANA, IL

MSA

81 Legal services 78 ........... 31 825 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 70 ........ 14 996 47.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 46 ..... 12 008 37.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 38 ...... 4 310 13.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 13 .................. 100 .3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 5 ................... 266 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 145 .5 (X)

CHARLESTON–NORTH

CHARLESTON, SC MSA

81 Legal services 339 ........... 157 009 100.0 74.4

Receipts from individuals 338 ........ 74 305 47.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 108 ..... 56 386 35.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 108 ...... 21 756 13.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 32 .................. 558 .4 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 17 ................... 3 727 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 277 .2 (X)

CHARLESTON, WV MSA

81 Legal services 197 ........... 165 511 100.0 72.0

Receipts from individuals 192 ........ 66 439 40.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 39 ..... 86 674 52.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 74 ...... 4 125 2.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 51 .................. 5 265 3.2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 41 ................... 315 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 50 . 2 693 1.6 (X)

CHARLOTTE–GASTONIA–

ROCK HILL, NC–SC MSA

81 Legal services 512 ........... 306 807 100.0 91.5

Receipts from individuals 501 ........ 195 425 63.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 281 ..... 97 215 31.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 95 ...... 6 876 2.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 52 .................. 3 360 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 3 684 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 247 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA

MSA

81 Legal services 82 ........... 36 312 100.0 92.4

Receipts from individuals 82 ........ 22 535 62.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 42 ..... 12 104 33.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 13 ...... 1 410 3.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 12 .................. 136 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 127 .4 (X)

CHATTANOOGA, TN–GA

MSA

81 Legal services 193 ........... 114 837 100.0 87.4

Receipts from individuals 187 ........ 43 174 37.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 143 ..... 61 527 53.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 65 ...... 3 892 3.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 34 .................. 1 916 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 54 . 4 328 3.8 (X)

CHEYENNE, WY MSA

81 Legal services 73 ........... 26 295 100.0 90.4

Receipts from individuals 67 ........ 13 663 52.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 31 ..... 10 589 40.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 28 ...... 1 425 5.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 245 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 373 1.4 (X)

CHICAGO–GARY–

KENOSHA, IL–IN–WI

CMSA

81 Legal services 5 ........... 386 5 196 693 100.0 86.3

Receipts from individuals 4 ........ 010 1 449 505 27.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 266 3 120 891 60.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 680 ...... 231 240 4.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 308 .................. 104 502 2.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 1 ................... 513 149 972 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 155 . 140 583 2.7 (X)

CHICAGO, IL PMSA

81 Legal services 4 ........... 982 5 065 971 100.0 86.3

Receipts from individuals 3 ........ 607 1 363 559 26.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 101 3 086 417 60.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 549 ...... 224 983 4.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 265 .................. 102 216 2.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 1 ................... 506 149 322 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 121 . 139 474 2.8 (X)

GARY, IN PMSA

81 Legal services 308 ........... 110 443 100.0 88.0

Receipts from individuals 307 ........ 70 863 64.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 122 ..... 31 022 28.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 98 ...... 5 271 4.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 34 .................. 2 153 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 32 . 1 103 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 (V) (X)

KANKAKEE, IL PMSA

81 Legal services 48 ........... 9 231 100.0 83.5

Receipts from individuals 48 ........ 6 510 70.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 24 ..... 1 889 20.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 20 ...... 701 7.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 131 1.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

KENOSHA, WI PMSA

81 Legal services 48 ........... 11 048 100.0 85.1

Receipts from individuals 48 ........ 8 573 77.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 19 ..... 1 563 14.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 13 ...... 285 2.6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 6 ................... 619 5.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 .1 (X)

CHICO–PARADISE, CA

MSA

81 Legal services 106 ........... 28 779 100.0 89.1

Receipts from individuals 92 ........ 16 452 57.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 41 ..... 4 157 14.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 22 ...... 5 564 19.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 7 .................. 102 .4 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 13 ................... 1 411 4.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 1 093 3.8 (X)

CINCINNATI–HAMILTON,

OH–KY–IN CMSA

81 Legal services 843 ........... 507 783 100.0 74.2

Receipts from individuals 819 ........ 268 674 52.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 345 ..... 210 333 41.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 168 ...... 15 770 3.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 58 .................. 6 546 1.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 15 ................... 725 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 163 . 5 735 1.1 (X)

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSA

81 Legal services 749 ........... 484 912 100.0 73.7

Receipts from individuals 727 ........ 249 606 51.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 317 ..... 208 229 42.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 135 ...... 15 220 3.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 50 .................. 6 201 1.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 15 ................... 725 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 149 . 4 931 1.0 (X)

HAMILTON–MIDDLETOWN,

OH PMSA

81 Legal services 94 ........... 22 871 100.0 95.6

Receipts from individuals 92 ........ 19 068 83.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 28 ..... 2 104 9.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 33 ...... 550 2.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 345 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 804 3.5 (X)

CLARKSVILLE–

HOPKINSVILLE, TN–KY

MSA

81 Legal services 59 ........... 18 416 100.0 88.5

Receipts from individuals 58 ........ 11 796 64.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 34 ..... 6 014 32.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 25 ...... 414 2.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 5 .................. 91 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 78 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 538 1 071 202 100.0 81.5

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 516 392 312 36.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 790 ..... 626 502 58.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 186 ...... 33 704 3.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 66 .................. 10 808 1.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 56 ................... 1 201 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 107 . 6 675 .6 (X)

AKRON, OH PMSA

81 Legal services 313 ........... 124 702 100.0 88.0

Receipts from individuals 310 ........ 57 796 46.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 78 ..... 55 790 44.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 66 ...... 4 694 3.8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 48 ................... 663 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 58 . 4 814 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 945 .8 (X)

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 225 946 500 100.0 82.3

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 206 334 516 35.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 712 ..... 570 712 60.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 120 ...... 29 010 3.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 63 .................. 9 863 1.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 8 ................... 538 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 49 . 1 861 .2 (X)

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

MSA

81 Legal services 305 ........... 97 657 100.0 88.0

Receipts from individuals 286 ........ 60 354 61.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 88 ..... 26 886 27.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 51 ...... 2 152 2.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 18 .................. 3 860 4.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 15 ................... 3 231 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 52 . 1 174 1.2 (X)

COLUMBIA, MO MSA

81 Legal services 54 ........... 16 779 100.0 88.1

Receipts from individuals 52 ........ 11 222 66.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 32 ..... 4 574 27.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 8 ...... 459 2.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 15 .................. 124 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 101 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 299 1.8 (X)

COLUMBIA, SC MSA

81 Legal services 344 ........... 207 008 100.0 92.4

Receipts from individuals 315 ........ 69 491 33.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 159 ..... 122 857 59.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 130 ...... 11 285 5.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 23 .................. 1 763 .9 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 23 ................... 620 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 992 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

COLUMBUS, GA–AL MSA

81 Legal services 129 ........... 50 891 100.0 81.7

Receipts from individuals 123 ........ 32 122 63.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 44 ..... 13 878 27.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 60 ...... 2 019 4.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 15 .................. 1 379 2.7 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 5 ................... 1 155 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 338 .7 (X)

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

81 Legal services 779 ........... 533 189 100.0 69.7

Receipts from individuals 626 ........ 190 603 35.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 415 ..... 292 661 54.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 187 ...... 36 254 6.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 23 .................. 5 863 1.1 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 33 ................... 2 320 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 5 488 1.0 (X)

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX MSA

81 Legal services 269 ........... 181 282 100.0 73.9

Receipts from individuals 228 ........ 101 900 56.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 180 ..... 56 935 31.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 60 ...... 6 133 3.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 4 .................. 215 .1 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 34 ................... 6 825 3.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 9 274 5.1 (X)

CUMBERLAND, MD–WV

MSA

81 Legal services 38 ........... 8 312 100.0 88.8

Receipts from individuals 38 ........ 5 127 61.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 24 ..... 2 480 29.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 12 ...... 182 2.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 4 .................. 32 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 204 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 287 3.5 (X)

DALLAS–FORT WORTH, TX

CMSA

81 Legal services 2 ........... 792 2 342 267 100.0 74.2

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 821 760 354 32.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 782 ..... 1 247 354 53.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 200 ...... 73 062 3.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 551 .................. 158 627 6.8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 427 ................... 90 045 3.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 54 . 12 825 .6 (X)

DALLAS, TX PMSA

81 Legal services 2 ........... 057 1 959 300 100.0 73.6

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 169 563 246 28.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 561 ..... 1 098 916 56.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 104 ...... 62 737 3.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 533 .................. 154 728 7.9 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 356 ................... 72 274 3.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 37 . 7 399 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FORT WORTH–

ARLINGTON, TX PMSA

81 Legal services 735 ........... 382 967 100.0 77.6

Receipts from individuals 652 ........ 197 108 51.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 221 ..... 148 438 38.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 96 ...... 10 325 2.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 18 .................. 3 899 1.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 71 ................... 17 771 4.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 5 426 1.4 (X)

DANVILLE, VA MSA

81 Legal services 32 ........... 8 233 100.0 94.2

Receipts from individuals 28 ........ 4 706 57.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 20 ..... 2 013 24.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 15 ...... 298 3.6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 4 ................... 369 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 847 10.3 (X)

DAVENPORT–MOLINE–

ROCK ISLAND, IA–IL MSA

81 Legal services 181 ........... 66 453 100.0 97.1

Receipts from individuals 163 ........ 50 873 76.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 81 ..... 9 974 15.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 42 ...... 884 1.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 13 .................. 1 020 1.5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 19 ................... 2 677 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 1 025 1.5 (X)

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

81 Legal services 406 ........... 171 176 100.0 96.2

Receipts from individuals 398 ........ 82 906 48.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 191 ..... 76 378 44.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 111 ...... 4 198 2.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 57 .................. 1 914 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 53 . 5 734 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 46 (V) (X)

DAYTONA BEACH, FL MSA

81 Legal services 251 ........... 81 536 100.0 92.4

Receipts from individuals 250 ........ 62 545 76.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 62 ..... 15 552 19.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 49 ...... 2 621 3.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 29 .................. 672 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 146 .2 (X)

DECATUR, IL MSA

81 Legal services 54 ........... 20 298 100.0 98.6

Receipts from individuals 54 ........ 10 284 50.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 40 ..... 9 697 47.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 17 ...... 284 1.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 17 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 .1 (X)

DENVER–BOULDER–

GREELEY, CO CMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 804 1 084 510 100.0 86.8

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 657 330 213 30.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 061 652 930 60.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 199 ...... 52 287 4.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 200 .................. 41 391 3.8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 20 ................... 1 922 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 81 . 5 767 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

BOULDER–LONGMONT, CO

PMSA

81 Legal services 207 ........... 73 479 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 102 ........ 17 614 24.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 140 ..... 29 250 39.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 30 ...... 1 761 2.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 115 .................. 24 629 33.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 131 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 94 .1 (X)

DENVER, CO PMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 539 1 002 051 100.0 85.6

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 498 307 112 30.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 885 ..... 621 295 62.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 137 ...... 49 593 5.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 83 .................. 16 760 1.7 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 19 ................... 1 828 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 64 . 5 463 .6 (X)

GREELEY, CO PMSA

81 Legal services 58 ........... 8 980 100.0 82.6

Receipts from individuals 57 ........ 5 487 61.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 36 ..... 2 385 26.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 32 ...... 933 10.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 173 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

DES MOINES, IA MSA

81 Legal services 260 ........... 170 730 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 260 ........ 69 071 40.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 124 ..... 86 197 50.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 21 ...... 7 631 4.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 73 .................. 4 209 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 3 622 2.1 (X)

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSA

81 Legal services 2 ........... 938 1 796 047 100.0 72.7

Receipts from individuals 2 ........ 852 730 758 40.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 514 824 756 45.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 1 ...... 180 61 483 3.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 499 .................. 144 824 8.1 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 32 ................... 9 359 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 439 . 24 867 1.4 (X)

ANN ARBOR, MI PMSA

81 Legal services 252 ........... 88 270 100.0 69.0

Receipts from individuals 240 ........ 40 496 45.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 115 ..... 38 561 43.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 46 ...... 4 739 5.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 27 .................. 3 212 3.6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 11 ................... 1 236 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 (V) (X)

DETROIT, MI PMSA

81 Legal services 2 ........... 464 1 642 973 100.0 72.9

Receipts from individuals 2 ........ 402 650 559 39.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 299 767 584 46.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 1 ...... 078 54 945 3.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 449 .................. 140 112 8.5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 12 ................... 6 698 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 434 . 23 075 1.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FLINT, MI PMSA

81 Legal services 222 ........... 64 804 100.0 82.2

Receipts from individuals 210 ........ 39 703 61.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 100 ..... 18 611 28.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 56 ...... 1 799 2.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 23 .................. 1 500 2.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 9 ................... 1 425 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 766 2.7 (X)

DOTHAN, AL MSA

81 Legal services 66 ........... 19 255 100.0 83.7

Receipts from individuals 66 ........ 12 244 63.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 37 ..... 4 271 22.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 28 ...... 507 2.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 2 073 10.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 56 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 104 .5 (X)

DOVER, DE MSA

81 Legal services 25 ........... 20 340 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 21 ........ 14 436 71.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 13 ..... 4 950 24.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 5 ...... 800 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 154 .8 (X)

DUBUQUE, IA MSA

81 Legal services 33 ........... 12 328 100.0 99.4

Receipts from individuals 32 ........ 6 907 56.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 20 ..... 2 491 20.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 15 ...... 1 693 13.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 4 .................. 434 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 803 6.5 (X)

DULUTH–SUPERIOR, MN–

WI MSA

81 Legal services 98 ........... 43 090 100.0 90.3

Receipts from individuals 98 ........ 22 493 52.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 31 ..... 16 813 39.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 35 ...... 2 476 5.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 12 .................. 930 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 378 .9 (X)

EL PASO, TX MSA

81 Legal services 293 ........... 141 926 100.0 87.4

Receipts from individuals 270 ........ 65 156 45.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 93 ..... 62 264 43.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 114 ...... 10 923 7.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 988 .7 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 22 ................... 2 387 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 208 .2 (X)

ELKHART–GOSHEN, IN

MSA

81 Legal services 60 ........... 21 886 100.0 95.7

Receipts from individuals 58 ........ 10 944 50.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 49 ..... 9 516 43.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 24 ...... 882 4.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 10 .................. 58 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 486 2.2 (X)

ELMIRA, NY MSA

81 Legal services 35 ........... 13 803 100.0 93.5

Receipts from individuals 35 ........ 8 200 59.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 18 ..... 4 692 34.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 12 ...... 839 6.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 6 .................. 72 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ENID, OK MSA

81 Legal services 33 ........... 10 575 100.0 99.3

Receipts from individuals 33 ........ 7 389 69.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 23 ..... 2 894 27.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 9 ...... 112 1.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 80 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 100 1.0 (X)

ERIE, PA MSA

81 Legal services 111 ........... 49 235 100.0 95.1

Receipts from individuals 111 ........ 27 551 56.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 63 ..... 16 781 34.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 61 ...... 3 478 7.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 14 .................. 435 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 990 2.0 (X)

EUGENE–SPRINGFIELD,

OR MSA

81 Legal services 205 ........... 67 506 100.0 85.3

Receipts from individuals 195 ........ 36 339 53.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 117 ..... 26 087 38.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 55 ...... 4 139 6.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 51 .................. 900 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 41 .1 (X)

EVANSVILLE–HENDERSON,

IN–KY MSA

81 Legal services 143 ........... 54 888 100.0 92.2

Receipts from individuals 143 ........ 33 447 60.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 70 ..... 18 321 33.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 38 ...... 1 037 1.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 11 .................. 1 079 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 1 004 1.8 (X)

FARGO–MOORHEAD, ND–

MN MSA

81 Legal services 71 ........... 35 335 100.0 82.0

Receipts from individuals 71 ........ 17 018 48.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 37 ..... 16 000 45.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 18 ...... 1 367 3.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 7 .................. 306 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 644 1.8 (X)

FAYETTEVILLE, NC MSA

81 Legal services 97 ........... 36 341 100.0 77.9

Receipts from individuals 97 ........ 29 191 80.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 34 ..... 5 610 15.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 30 ...... 717 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 796 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 .1 (X)

FLORENCE, AL MSA

81 Legal services 70 ........... 16 613 100.0 88.8

Receipts from individuals 67 ........ 13 875 83.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 33 ..... 2 156 13.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 25 ...... 518 3.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 64 .4 (X)

FLORENCE, SC MSA

81 Legal services 59 ........... 23 737 100.0 79.8

Receipts from individuals 59 ........ 15 944 67.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 22 ..... 3 626 15.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 10 ...... 940 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 3 112 13.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 115 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FORT COLLINS–

LOVELAND, CO MSA

81 Legal services 84 ........... 23 923 100.0 84.0

Receipts from individuals 84 ........ 15 289 63.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 61 ..... 6 430 26.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 33 ...... 1 215 5.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 19 .................. 901 3.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 88 .4 (X)

FORT MYERS–CAPE

CORAL, FL MSA

81 Legal services 203 ........... 98 005 100.0 75.2

Receipts from individuals 198 ........ 53 231 54.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 120 ..... 41 568 42.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 41 ...... 2 073 2.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 7 .................. 1 015 1.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 13 ................... 118 .1 (X)

FORT PIERCE–PORT ST.

LUCIE, FL MSA

81 Legal services 170 ........... 64 008 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 164 ........ 48 761 76.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 93 ..... 12 937 20.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 13 ...... 804 1.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 18 .................. 170 .3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 4 ................... 707 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 629 1.0 (X)

FORT WALTON BEACH, FL

MSA

81 Legal services 82 ........... 18 593 100.0 84.8

Receipts from individuals 80 ........ 15 027 80.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 33 ..... 1 699 9.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 34 ...... 1 627 8.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 5 .................. 15 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 225 1.2 (X)

FORT WAYNE, IN MSA

81 Legal services 185 ........... 88 833 100.0 75.8

Receipts from individuals 176 ........ 45 379 51.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 118 ..... 34 096 38.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 53 ...... 2 904 3.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 35 .................. 602 .7 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 5 ................... 658 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 . 5 194 5.9 (X)

FRESNO, CA MSA

81 Legal services 385 ........... 207 985 100.0 86.4

Receipts from individuals 348 ........ 105 417 50.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 124 ..... 85 323 41.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 77 ...... 8 749 4.2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 27 ................... 1 659 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 34 . 6 381 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 456 .2 (X)

GADSDEN, AL MSA

81 Legal services 41 ........... 14 919 100.0 84.8

Receipts from individuals 41 ........ 8 714 58.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 6 ..... 2 326 15.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 18 ...... 490 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 3 365 22.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GAINESVILLE, FL MSA

81 Legal services 142 ........... 47 339 100.0 92.6

Receipts from individuals 140 ........ 35 445 74.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 76 ..... 10 480 22.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 33 ...... 1 295 2.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 60 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 59 .1 (X)

GLENS FALLS, NY MSA

81 Legal services 81 ........... 21 242 100.0 95.7

Receipts from individuals 81 ........ 15 708 74.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 31 ..... 4 323 20.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 24 ...... 1 043 4.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 12 .................. 168 .8 (X)

GOLDSBORO, NC MSA

81 Legal services 40 ........... 11 235 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 26 ........ 6 495 57.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 39 ..... 4 532 40.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 15 .................. 98 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 110 1.0 (X)

GRAND FORKS, ND–MN

MSA

81 Legal services 51 ........... 14 480 100.0 99.2

Receipts from individuals 47 ........ 10 486 72.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 37 ..... 3 174 21.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 29 ...... 732 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 88 .6 (X)

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSA

81 Legal services 345 ........... 254 695 100.0 87.7

Receipts from individuals 339 ........ 84 418 33.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 251 ..... 146 322 57.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 90 ...... 18 395 7.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 26 .................. 5 123 2.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 6 ................... 221 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 216 .1 (X)

GREAT FALLS, MT MSA

81 Legal services 63 ........... 27 080 100.0 79.3

Receipts from individuals 63 ........ 14 090 52.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 25 ..... 7 331 27.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 7 ...... 1 489 5.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 5 .................. 185 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 3 985 14.7 (X)

GREENSBORO–WINSTONSALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

81 Legal services 487 ........... 241 090 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 486 ........ 102 732 42.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 227 ..... 131 412 54.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 177 ...... 3 874 1.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 65 .................. 2 481 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 591 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GREENVILLE–

SPARTANBURG–

ANDERSON, SC MSA

81 Legal services 385 ........... 186 749 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 368 ........ 114 652 61.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 191 ..... 61 470 32.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 81 ...... 2 931 1.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 11 .................. 238 .1 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 14 ................... 1 906 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 39 . 5 552 3.0 (X)

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSA

81 Legal services 277 ........... 186 726 100.0 84.1

Receipts from individuals 264 ........ 84 108 45.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 183 ..... 70 679 37.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 135 ...... 17 836 9.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 49 .................. 10 432 5.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 70 . 3 028 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 643 .3 (X)

HARTFORD, CT MSA

81 Legal services 763 ........... 599 718 100.0 93.0

Receipts from individuals 759 ........ 296 551 49.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 438 ..... 256 707 42.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 325 ...... 23 143 3.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 34 .................. 15 317 2.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 57 . 7 810 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 190 (V) (X)

HONOLULU, HI MSA

81 Legal services 585 ........... 417 013 100.0 87.7

Receipts from individuals 390 ........ 168 003 40.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 253 ..... 209 695 50.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 81 ...... 6 152 1.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 54 .................. 6 806 1.6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 129 ................... 21 001 5.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 100 . 5 356 1.3 (X)

HOUMA, LA MSA

81 Legal services 109 ........... 52 312 100.0 89.9

Receipts from individuals 109 ........ 43 636 83.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 37 ..... 6 068 11.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 14 ...... 422 .8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 6 ................... 2 062 3.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 124 .2 (X)

HOUSTON–GALVESTON–

BRAZORIA, TX CMSA

81 Legal services 2 ........... 902 2 734 131 100.0 77.6

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 639 914 139 33.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 253 1 411 719 51.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 235 ...... 94 478 3.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 111 .................. 26 683 1.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 1 ................... 205 266 697 9.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 102 . 20 415 .8 (X)

BRAZORIA, TX PMSA

81 Legal services 77 ........... 24 675 100.0 87.2

Receipts from individuals 73 ........ 21 959 89.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 21 ..... 1 468 6.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 19 ...... 361 1.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 6 .................. 847 3.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 40 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GALVESTON–TEXAS CITY,

TX PMSA

81 Legal services 98 ........... 60 829 100.0 96.6

Receipts from individuals 85 ........ 20 177 33.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 21 ..... 30 454 50.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 15 ...... 1 291 2.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 4 .................. 937 1.5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 30 ................... 6 465 10.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 1 505 2.5 (X)

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

81 Legal services 2 ........... 727 2 648 627 100.0 77.2

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 481 872 003 32.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 211 1 379 797 52.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 201 ...... 92 826 3.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 101 .................. 24 899 .9 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 1 ................... 175 260 232 9.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 94 . 18 870 .7 (X)

HUNTINGTON–ASHLAND,

WV–KY–OH MSA

81 Legal services 146 ........... 58 329 100.0 69.6

Receipts from individuals 146 ........ 37 737 64.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 62 ..... 16 374 28.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 43 ...... 1 046 1.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 5 .................. 2 694 4.6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 5 ................... 235 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 243 .4 (X)

HUNTSVILLE, AL MSA

81 Legal services 124 ........... 52 965 100.0 89.0

Receipts from individuals 123 ........ 32 366 61.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 50 ..... 15 633 29.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 33 ...... 1 751 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 215 6.1 (X)

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSA

81 Legal services 728 ........... 458 199 100.0 72.9

Receipts from individuals 715 ........ 163 332 35.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 415 ..... 240 340 52.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 285 ...... 31 777 6.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 108 .................. 19 646 4.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 19 ................... 1 779 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 1 325 .3 (X)

IOWA CITY, IA MSA

81 Legal services 40 ........... 16 471 100.0 79.8

Receipts from individuals 40 ........ 14 422 87.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 19 ..... 1 350 8.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 17 ...... 670 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 .2 (X)

JACKSON, MI MSA

81 Legal services 47 ........... 15 234 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 45 ........ 7 240 47.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 25 ..... 6 663 43.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 25 ...... 891 5.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 7 .................. 366 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 74 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

JACKSON, MS MSA

81 Legal services 294 ........... 203 654 100.0 95.0

Receipts from individuals 219 ........ 58 246 28.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 133 ..... 126 646 62.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 125 ...... 11 175 5.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 42 .................. 1 307 .6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 18 ................... 472 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 5 808 2.9 (X)

JACKSON, TN MSA

81 Legal services 50 ........... 19 365 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 50 ........ 12 843 66.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 21 ..... 5 852 30.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 20 ...... 552 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 118 .6 (X)

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSA

81 Legal services 524 ........... 311 055 100.0 84.8

Receipts from individuals 503 ........ 173 333 55.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 272 ..... 116 973 37.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 122 ...... 13 857 4.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 21 .................. 1 330 .4 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 10 ................... 1 650 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 3 912 1.3 (X)

JACKSONVILLE, NC MSA

81 Legal services 45 ........... 10 413 100.0 87.7

Receipts from individuals 45 ........ 9 541 91.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 15 ..... 315 3.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 21 ...... 540 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 .2 (X)

JAMESTOWN, NY MSA

81 Legal services 70 ........... 16 349 100.0 85.6

Receipts from individuals 70 ........ 14 081 86.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 5 ..... 1 542 9.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 14 ...... 286 1.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 11 .................. 283 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 157 1.0 (X)

JANESVILLE–BELOIT, WI

MSA

81 Legal services 56 ........... 17 374 100.0 87.7

Receipts from individuals 56 ........ 12 638 72.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 50 ..... 3 775 21.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 30 ...... 951 5.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 4 .................. 10 .1 (X)

KALAMAZOO–BATTLE

CREEK, MI MSA

81 Legal services 178 ........... 80 710 100.0 75.5

Receipts from individuals 171 ........ 41 952 52.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 123 ..... 29 167 36.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 95 ...... 5 766 7.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 32 .................. 780 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 3 020 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 (V) (X)

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSA

81 Legal services 913 ........... 652 661 100.0 88.9

Receipts from individuals 890 ........ 206 455 31.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 407 ..... 380 920 58.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 269 ...... 37 599 5.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 96 .................. 9 066 1.4 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 6 ................... 385 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 274 . 18 236 2.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

KILLEEN–TEMPLE, TX MSA

81 Legal services 77 ........... 18 767 100.0 83.1

Receipts from individuals 77 ........ 11 870 63.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 34 ..... 5 463 29.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 39 ...... 1 315 7.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 106 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .1 (X)

KNOXVILLE, TN MSA

81 Legal services 282 ........... 159 083 100.0 98.3

Receipts from individuals 262 ........ 50 605 31.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 189 ..... 90 893 57.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 121 ...... 12 525 7.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 39 .................. 1 458 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 48 . 3 424 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 178 .1 (X)

KOKOMO, IN MSA

81 Legal services 42 ........... 9 511 100.0 84.7

Receipts from individuals 42 ........ 7 516 79.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 25 ..... 1 679 17.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 12 ...... 270 2.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 5 .................. 34 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 .1 (X)

LAFAYETTE, LA MSA

81 Legal services 361 ........... 166 672 100.0 81.6

Receipts from individuals 286 ........ 85 388 51.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 150 ..... 59 819 35.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 81 ...... 2 892 1.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 46 .................. 299 .2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 43 ................... 8 644 5.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 9 630 5.8 (X)

LAFAYETTE, IN MSA

81 Legal services 56 ........... 21 125 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 56 ........ 12 445 58.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 42 ..... 6 933 32.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 26 ...... 1 303 6.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 5 .................. 125 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 319 1.5 (X)

LAKE CHARLES, LA MSA

81 Legal services 141 ........... 65 738 100.0 94.4

Receipts from individuals 123 ........ 26 207 39.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 63 ..... 33 940 51.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 24 ...... 1 774 2.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 13 .................. 501 .8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 17 ................... 3 259 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 57 .1 (X)

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSA

81 Legal services 194 ........... 75 257 100.0 86.2

Receipts from individuals 194 ........ 47 651 63.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 87 ..... 21 788 29.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 74 ...... 4 071 5.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 19 .................. 499 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 24 . 1 248 1.7 (X)

LANCASTER, PA MSA

81 Legal services 116 ........... 68 579 100.0 94.3

Receipts from individuals 113 ........ 43 772 63.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 84 ..... 19 970 29.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 37 ...... 4 588 6.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 13 .................. 212 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 37 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LANSING–EAST LANSING,

MI MSA

81 Legal services 260 ........... 133 829 100.0 75.3

Receipts from individuals 249 ........ 45 564 34.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 140 ..... 68 438 51.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 126 ...... 7 489 5.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 65 .................. 12 263 9.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 75 .1 (X)

LAS CRUCES, NM MSA

81 Legal services 54 ........... 14 412 100.0 88.4

Receipts from individuals 51 ........ 8 960 62.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 16 ..... 2 335 16.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 18 ...... 2 721 18.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 86 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 294 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 .1 (X)

LAS VEGAS, NV–AZ MSA

81 Legal services 489 ........... 302 127 100.0 87.6

Receipts from individuals 474 ........ 139 451 46.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 275 ..... 134 607 44.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 172 ...... 9 203 3.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 72 .................. 5 487 1.8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 64 ................... 11 612 3.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 84 . 1 767 .6 (X)

LAWTON, OK MSA

81 Legal services 55 ........... 10 681 100.0 86.9

Receipts from individuals 53 ........ 6 936 64.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 25 ..... 2 923 27.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 21 ...... 607 5.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 128 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 87 .8 (X)

LEWISTON–AUBURN, ME

MSA

81 Legal services 33 ........... 33 417 100.0 99.5

Receipts from individuals 33 ........ 24 003 71.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 14 ..... 8 461 25.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 15 ...... 468 1.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 14 .................. 423 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 62 .2 (X)

LEXINGTON, KY MSA

81 Legal services 254 ........... 130 391 100.0 70.2

Receipts from individuals 249 ........ 57 496 44.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 149 ..... 58 000 44.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 139 ...... 4 554 3.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 33 .................. 3 824 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 29 . 6 517 5.0 (X)

LIMA, OH MSA

81 Legal services 89 ........... 16 858 100.0 81.8

Receipts from individuals 84 ........ 10 359 61.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 41 ..... 5 027 29.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 24 ...... 533 3.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 10 .................. 232 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 707 4.2 (X)

LINCOLN, NE MSA

81 Legal services 109 ........... 53 122 100.0 99.3

Receipts from individuals 99 ........ 21 290 40.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 74 ..... 27 419 51.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 52 ...... 2 992 5.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 27 .................. 937 1.8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 9 ................... 326 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 158 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

LITTLE ROCK–NORTH

LITTLE ROCK, AR MSA

81 Legal services 363 ........... 178 056 100.0 90.2

Receipts from individuals 305 ........ 58 342 32.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 112 ..... 101 326 56.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 63 ...... 7 145 4.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 13 .................. 2 420 1.4 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 48 ................... 6 303 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 2 520 1.4 (X)

LONGVIEW–MARSHALL,

TX MSA

81 Legal services 104 ........... 50 933 100.0 89.5

Receipts from individuals 87 ........ 33 590 66.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 57 ..... 10 866 21.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 5 ...... 712 1.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 5 .................. 3 216 6.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 15 ................... 2 153 4.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 396 .8 (X)

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

81 Legal services 10 ........... 504 9 013 226 100.0 80.1

Receipts from individuals 8 ........ 414 3 147 984 34.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 3 ..... 741 4 776 316 53.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 1 ...... 294 322 380 3.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 431 .................. 210 544 2.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 1 ................... 591 427 727 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 627 . 128 275 1.4 (X)

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

81 Legal services 7 ........... 212 6 970 286 100.0 79.6

Receipts from individuals 5 ........ 430 2 158 732 31.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 2 ..... 958 3 946 978 56.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 898 ...... 237 316 3.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 165 .................. 149 598 2.2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 1 ................... 516 411 333 5.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 171 . 66 329 1.0 (X)

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSA

81 Legal services 2 ........... 116 1 484 440 100.0 83.6

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 975 706 636 47.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 370 ..... 616 174 41.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 264 ...... 49 358 3.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 217 .................. 48 002 3.2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 22 ................... 7 041 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 411 . 57 229 3.9 (X)

RIVERSIDE–SAN

BERNARDINO, CA PMSA

81 Legal services 835 ........... 398 832 100.0 92.6

Receipts from individuals 692 ........ 192 916 48.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 282 ..... 152 481 38.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 77 ...... 27 745 7.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 33 .................. 12 876 3.2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 52 ................... 9 327 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 3 487 .9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

VENTURA, CA PMSA

81 Legal services 341 ........... 159 668 100.0 86.5

Receipts from individuals 317 ........ 89 700 56.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 131 ..... 60 683 38.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 55 ...... 7 961 5.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 32 . 1 230 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 94 .1 (X)

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSA

81 Legal services 531 ........... 294 901 100.0 76.1

Receipts from individuals 522 ........ 117 215 39.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 346 ..... 160 486 54.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 70 ...... 5 091 1.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 73 .................. 6 407 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 5 702 1.9 (X)

LUBBOCK, TX MSA

81 Legal services 167 ........... 60 978 100.0 89.7

Receipts from individuals 154 ........ 36 528 59.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 80 ..... 16 221 26.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 65 ...... 4 162 6.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 21 .................. 1 737 2.9 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 18 ................... 2 003 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 327 .5 (X)

LYNCHBURG, VA MSA

81 Legal services 75 ........... 22 564 100.0 83.8

Receipts from individuals 75 ........ 17 201 76.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 34 ..... 3 938 17.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 28 ...... 584 2.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 13 .................. 265 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 576 2.6 (X)

MACON, GA MSA

81 Legal services 158 ........... 69 903 100.0 81.1

Receipts from individuals 158 ........ 47 630 68.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 82 ..... 19 352 27.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 50 ...... 1 582 2.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 30 .................. 487 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 . 852 1.2 (X)

MADISON, WI MSA

81 Legal services 193 ........... 136 241 100.0 91.4

Receipts from individuals 192 ........ 60 789 44.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 167 ..... 62 416 45.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 160 ...... 8 366 6.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 101 .................. 2 856 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 47 . 286 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 528 1.1 (X)

MANSFIELD, OH MSA

81 Legal services 63 ........... 16 394 100.0 83.9

Receipts from individuals 63 ........ 11 550 70.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 31 ..... 4 485 27.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 11 ...... 273 1.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 67 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 19 .1 (X)

MCALLEN–EDINBURG–

MISSION, TX MSA

81 Legal services 192 ........... 100 309 100.0 84.8

Receipts from individuals 183 ........ 63 281 63.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 80 ..... 24 533 24.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 80 ...... 4 540 4.5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 9 ................... 1 218 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 6 697 6.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 40 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MEDFORD–ASHLAND, OR

MSA

81 Legal services 75 ........... 20 361 100.0 76.4

Receipts from individuals 75 ........ 16 276 79.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 35 ..... 3 453 17.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 26 ...... 500 2.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 12 .................. 93 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 39 .2 (X)

MELBOURNE–TITUSVILLE–

PALM BAY, FL MSA

81 Legal services 206 ........... 76 069 100.0 87.3

Receipts from individuals 199 ........ 54 678 71.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 53 ..... 15 797 20.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 46 ...... 2 113 2.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 28 .................. 610 .8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 4 ................... 2 720 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 151 .2 (X)

MEMPHIS, TN–AR–MS MSA

81 Legal services 481 ........... 262 092 100.0 73.7

Receipts from individuals 476 ........ 130 171 49.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 248 ..... 75 693 28.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 116 ...... 9 774 3.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 41 .................. 3 091 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 43 . 43 032 16.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 331 .1 (X)

MERCED, CA MSA

81 Legal services 40 ........... 14 422 100.0 98.7

Receipts from individuals 40 ........ 11 969 83.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 14 ..... 1 828 12.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 6 ...... 625 4.3 (X)

MIAMI–FORT

LAUDERDALE, FL CMSA

81 Legal services 4 ........... 064 2 100 906 100.0 75.0

Receipts from individuals 3 ........ 936 1 150 082 54.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 944 809 001 38.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 206 ...... 58 425 2.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 412 .................. 29 356 1.4 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 147 ................... 29 834 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 159 . 24 208 1.2 (X)

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL

PMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 435 586 756 100.0 67.9

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 399 343 369 58.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 569 ..... 197 489 33.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 120 ...... 18 981 3.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 163 .................. 9 258 1.6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 92 ................... 12 164 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 106 . 5 495 .9 (X)

MIAMI, FL PMSA

81 Legal services 2 ........... 629 1 514 150 100.0 77.8

Receipts from individuals 2 ........ 537 806 713 53.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 375 611 512 40.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 86 ...... 39 444 2.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 249 .................. 20 098 1.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 55 ................... 17 670 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 53 . 18 713 1.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MILWAUKEE–RACINE, WI

CMSA

81 Legal services 881 ........... 622 876 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 804 ........ 456 731 73.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 430 ..... 138 615 22.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 248 ...... 13 456 2.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 34 .................. 9 164 1.5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 11 ................... 1 905 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 27 . 3 005 .5 (X)

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

81 Legal services 797 ........... 596 554 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 727 ........ 439 329 73.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 395 ..... 132 312 22.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 221 ...... 12 548 2.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 26 .................. 9 112 1.5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 5 ................... 1 269 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 20 . 1 984 .3 (X)

RACINE, WI PMSA

81 Legal services 84 ........... 26 322 100.0 79.8

Receipts from individuals 77 ........ 17 402 66.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 35 ..... 6 303 24.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 27 ...... 908 3.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 52 .2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 6 ................... 636 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 1 021 3.9 (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 402 1 341 728 100.0 82.3

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 366 416 139 31.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 142 801 241 59.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 636 ...... 67 752 5.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 433 .................. 33 749 2.5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 21 ................... 9 893 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 48 . 12 954 1.0 (X)

MOBILE, AL MSA

81 Legal services 299 ........... 143 608 100.0 92.0

Receipts from individuals 297 ........ 68 193 47.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 113 ..... 68 094 47.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 87 ...... 5 388 3.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 6 .................. 1 468 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 465 .3 (X)

MODESTO, CA MSA

81 Legal services 145 ........... 55 799 100.0 75.5

Receipts from individuals 143 ........ 37 377 67.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 73 ..... 15 666 28.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 24 ...... 1 580 2.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 23 . 1 168 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

MONROE, LA MSA

81 Legal services 112 ........... 36 700 100.0 94.5

Receipts from individuals 100 ........ 21 778 59.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 40 ..... 12 528 34.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 12 ...... 491 1.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 12 ................... 1 244 3.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 652 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MONTGOMERY, AL MSA

81 Legal services 189 ........... 100 088 100.0 94.3

Receipts from individuals 185 ........ 46 601 46.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 77 ..... 42 534 42.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 114 ...... 8 142 8.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 33 .................. 368 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 681 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 762 1.8 (X)

MUNCIE, IN MSA

81 Legal services 43 ........... 9 883 100.0 94.4

Receipts from individuals 43 ........ 5 253 53.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 20 ..... 3 695 37.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 14 ...... 255 2.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 6 .................. 233 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 447 4.5 (X)

MYRTLE BEACH, SC MSA

81 Legal services 111 ........... 36 361 100.0 99.9

Receipts from individuals 111 ........ 30 205 83.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 62 ..... 5 551 15.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 6 ...... 369 1.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 24 .................. 214 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 .1 (X)

NAPLES, FL MSA

81 Legal services 147 ........... 69 678 100.0 74.0

Receipts from individuals 145 ........ 50 498 72.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 74 ..... 16 018 23.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 40 ...... 1 413 2.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 815 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 655 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 279 .4 (X)

NASHVILLE, TN MSA

81 Legal services 580 ........... 299 706 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 557 ........ 106 359 35.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 219 ..... 165 462 55.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 150 ...... 7 584 2.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 44 .................. 16 582 5.5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 4 ................... 1 000 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 44 . 2 719 .9 (X)

NEW LONDON–NORWICH,

CT–RI MSA

81 Legal services 155 ........... 72 203 100.0 97.2

Receipts from individuals 153 ........ 55 276 76.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 72 ..... 13 124 18.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 63 ...... 2 685 3.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 771 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 347 .5 (X)

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 390 897 373 100.0 78.0

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 029 314 160 35.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 696 ..... 407 845 45.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 494 ...... 65 927 7.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 25 .................. 6 212 .7 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 330 ................... 91 310 10.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 170 . 11 919 1.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW YORK–NORTHERN

NEW JERSEY–LONG

ISLAND, NY–NJ–CT–PA

CMSA

81 Legal services 14 ........... 978 16 566 436 100.0 78.2

Receipts from individuals 13 ........ 878 5 321 455 32.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 6 ..... 456 10 205 812 61.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 2 ...... 698 383 335 2.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 1 .................. 684 340 110 2.1 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 358 ................... 110 451 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 708 . 205 273 1.2 (X)

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 115 473 642 100.0 65.8

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 108 319 043 67.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 394 ..... 134 477 28.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 179 ...... 12 387 2.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 17 .................. 2 771 .6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 7 ................... 995 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 203 . 3 969 .8 (X)

BRIDGEPORT, CT PMSA

81 Legal services 309 ........... 189 893 100.0 84.7

Receipts from individuals 304 ........ 123 808 65.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 121 ..... 63 131 33.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 27 ...... 2 689 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 184 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 81 (V) (X)

DANBURY, CT PMSA

81 Legal services 130 ........... 44 238 100.0 65.6

Receipts from individuals 130 ........ 29 516 66.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 68 ..... 11 316 25.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 43 ...... 1 779 4.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 13 .................. 328 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 299 2.9 (X)

DUTCHESS COUNTY, NY

PMSA

81 Legal services 165 ........... 58 513 100.0 67.5

Receipts from individuals 163 ........ 44 793 76.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 65 ..... 9 564 16.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 52 ...... 2 308 3.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 13 .................. 50 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 617 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 181 2.0 (X)

JERSEY CITY, NJ PMSA

81 Legal services 286 ........... 124 663 100.0 80.1

Receipts from individuals 267 ........ 62 649 50.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 108 ..... 48 165 38.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 93 ...... 11 018 8.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 40 .................. 565 .5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 21 ................... 1 963 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 30 . 303 .2 (X)

MONMOUTH–OCEAN, NJ

PMSA

81 Legal services 662 ........... 278 512 100.0 83.3

Receipts from individuals 656 ........ 210 510 75.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 97 ..... 49 622 17.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 65 ...... 10 031 3.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 1 382 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 73 . 6 555 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 412 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NASSAU–SUFFOLK, NY

PMSA

81 Legal services 2 ........... 434 1 258 140 100.0 81.4

Receipts from individuals 2 ........ 063 640 004 50.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 252 517 198 41.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 319 ...... 44 459 3.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 154 .................. 22 088 1.8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 14 ................... 10 729 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 23 662 1.9 (X)

NEW HAVEN–MERIDEN, CT

PMSA

81 Legal services 455 ........... 254 536 100.0 89.0

Receipts from individuals 415 ........ 169 861 66.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 127 ..... 68 915 27.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 137 ...... 4 322 1.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 32 .................. 2 826 1.1 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 42 ................... 2 976 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 47 . 5 636 2.2 (X)

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

81 Legal services 6 ........... 149 11 412 787 100.0 78.1

Receipts from individuals 5 ........ 676 2 646 559 23.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 2 ..... 463 8 076 783 70.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 1 ...... 189 205 832 1.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 1 .................. 245 284 074 2.5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 135 ................... 74 600 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 205 . 124 939 1.1 (X)

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 670 1 506 757 100.0 92.1

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 556 576 940 38.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 814 ..... 845 351 56.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 107 ...... 48 415 3.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 35 .................. 13 205 .9 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 87 ................... 7 133 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 15 713 1.0 (X)

NEWBURGH, NY–PA PMSA

81 Legal services 190 ........... 83 685 100.0 92.7

Receipts from individuals 160 ........ 46 094 55.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 101 ..... 26 023 31.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 74 ...... 2 267 2.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 25 .................. 154 .2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 7 ................... 9 126 10.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 (V) (X)

STAMFORD–NORWALK, CT

PMSA

81 Legal services 366 ........... 252 178 100.0 87.6

Receipts from individuals 358 ........ 118 750 47.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 227 ..... 125 340 49.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 51 ...... 3 059 1.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 47 .................. 3 172 1.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 8 ................... 913 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 944 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TRENTON, NJ PMSA

81 Legal services 214 ........... 163 785 100.0 76.2

Receipts from individuals 205 ........ 57 379 35.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 104 ..... 79 941 48.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 110 ...... 14 565 8.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 29 .................. 1 968 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 9 899 6.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 33 (V) (X)

WATERBURY, CT PMSA

81 Legal services 153 ........... 63 366 100.0 88.7

Receipts from individuals 152 ........ 46 158 72.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 81 ..... 14 111 22.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 60 ...... 1 377 2.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 7 .................. 1 566 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 154 .2 (X)

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSA

81 Legal services 635 ........... 302 811 100.0 92.5

Receipts from individuals 551 ........ 166 049 54.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 405 ..... 121 599 40.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 94 ...... 8 306 2.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 22 .................. 2 299 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 64 . 2 265 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 293 .8 (X)

OCALA, FL MSA

81 Legal services 110 ........... 38 569 100.0 80.6

Receipts from individuals 107 ........ 22 639 58.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 60 ..... 14 623 37.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 9 ...... 544 1.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 14 .................. 254 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 509 1.3 (X)

ODESSA–MIDLAND, TX

MSA

81 Legal services 129 ........... 76 540 100.0 79.5

Receipts from individuals 125 ........ 45 625 59.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 44 ..... 29 050 38.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 11 ...... 1 142 1.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 195 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 528 .7 (X)

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

81 Legal services 898 ........... 431 782 100.0 86.5

Receipts from individuals 686 ........ 123 936 28.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 492 ..... 279 378 64.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 66 ...... 13 133 3.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 20 .................. 2 526 .6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 7 ................... 3 021 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 29 . 9 788 2.3 (X)

OMAHA, NE–IA MSA

81 Legal services 340 ........... 205 657 100.0 88.7

Receipts from individuals 338 ........ 85 453 41.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 154 ..... 104 143 50.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 62 ...... 12 081 5.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 29 .................. 3 241 1.6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 23 ................... 207 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 30 . 532 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ORLANDO, FL MSA

81 Legal services 959 ........... 529 770 100.0 82.4

Receipts from individuals 584 ........ 154 520 29.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 526 ..... 323 850 61.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 65 ...... 14 951 2.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 63 .................. 3 378 .6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 178 ................... 27 397 5.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 129 . 5 674 1.1 (X)

OWENSBORO, KY MSA

81 Legal services 51 ........... 14 753 100.0 77.1

Receipts from individuals 49 ........ 6 825 46.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 35 ..... 6 882 46.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 12 ...... 545 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 501 3.4 (X)

PANAMA CITY, FL MSA

81 Legal services 62 ........... 21 070 100.0 89.7

Receipts from individuals 62 ........ 11 489 54.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 41 ..... 7 150 33.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 33 ...... 1 738 8.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 10 .................. 496 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 197 .9 (X)

PARKERSBURG–

MARIETTA, WV–OH MSA

81 Legal services 63 ........... 16 125 100.0 94.0

Receipts from individuals 63 ........ 8 835 54.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 42 ..... 6 398 39.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 25 ...... 774 4.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 16 .................. 101 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 17 .1 (X)

PENSACOLA, FL MSA

81 Legal services 176 ........... 78 956 100.0 74.1

Receipts from individuals 176 ........ 56 027 71.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 44 ..... 19 512 24.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 44 ...... 2 583 3.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 17 .................. 62 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 772 1.0 (X)

PEORIA–PEKIN, IL MSA

81 Legal services 184 ........... 93 675 100.0 94.6

Receipts from individuals 180 ........ 51 129 54.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 94 ..... 38 812 41.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 79 ...... 3 141 3.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 41 .................. 499 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 80 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

PHILADELPHIA–

WILMINGTON–ATLANTIC

CITY, PA–NJ–DE–MD

CMSA

81 Legal services 3 ........... 836 3 431 902 100.0 80.5

Receipts from individuals 3 ........ 646 1 626 576 47.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 231 1 525 881 44.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 542 ...... 89 702 2.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 206 .................. 39 802 1.2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 46 ................... 81 354 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 246 . 68 587 2.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ATLANTIC–CAPE MAY, NJ

PMSA

81 Legal services 230 ........... 113 665 100.0 91.7

Receipts from individuals 227 ........ 82 424 72.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 117 ..... 24 987 22.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 79 ...... 4 593 4.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 10 .................. 187 .2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 14 ................... 1 474 1.3 (X)

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

81 Legal services 3 ........... 270 3 002 557 100.0 80.3

Receipts from individuals 3 ........ 091 1 415 356 47.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 991 ..... 1 327 892 44.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 386 ...... 81 544 2.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 170 .................. 38 193 1.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 30 ................... 79 617 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 222 . 59 955 2.0 (X)

VINELAND–MILLVILLE–

BRIDGETON, NJ PMSA

81 Legal services 78 ........... 35 668 100.0 92.0

Receipts from individuals 78 ........ 24 315 68.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 44 ..... 9 374 26.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 37 ...... 1 397 3.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 12 .................. 91 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 228 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 263 .7 (X)

WILMINGTON–NEWARK,

DE–MD PMSA

81 Legal services 258 ........... 280 012 100.0 79.1

Receipts from individuals 250 ........ 104 481 37.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 79 ..... 163 628 58.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 40 ...... 2 168 .8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 14 .................. 1 331 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 8 404 3.0 (X)

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 396 947 904 100.0 83.5

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 361 362 676 38.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 965 ..... 509 305 53.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 170 ...... 50 440 5.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 76 .................. 9 224 1.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 24 ................... 2 538 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 47 . 13 721 1.5 (X)

PINE BLUFF, AR MSA

81 Legal services 33 ........... 11 672 100.0 72.2

Receipts from individuals 33 ........ 4 261 36.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 12 ..... 5 924 50.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 9 ...... 1 186 10.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 6 .................. 118 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 183 1.6 (X)

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 130 907 314 100.0 80.7

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 117 439 798 48.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 300 ..... 425 297 46.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 228 ...... 19 080 2.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 344 .................. 16 209 1.8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 4 ................... 1 434 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 5 496 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PORTLAND, ME MSA

81 Legal services 174 ........... 158 311 100.0 90.7

Receipts from individuals 164 ........ 39 087 24.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 157 ..... 102 586 64.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 122 ...... 6 880 4.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 1 827 1.2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 44 ................... 318 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 58 . 7 613 4.8 (X)

PORTLAND–SALEM, OR–

WA CMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 181 658 451 100.0 88.9

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 153 226 634 34.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 529 ..... 381 744 58.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 430 ...... 28 788 4.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 159 .................. 7 442 1.1 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 10 ................... 11 396 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 118 . 2 447 .4 (X)

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 015 614 057 100.0 90.4

Receipts from individuals 995 ........ 197 865 32.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 434 ..... 368 252 60.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 373 ...... 27 057 4.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 149 .................. 7 260 1.2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 10 ................... 11 396 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 111 . 2 227 .4 (X)

SALEM, OR PMSA

81 Legal services 166 ........... 44 394 100.0 68.9

Receipts from individuals 158 ........ 28 769 64.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 95 ..... 13 492 30.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 57 ...... 1 731 3.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 10 .................. 182 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 220 .5 (X)

PROVIDENCE–FALL

RIVER–WARWICK, RI–MA

MSA

81 Legal services 747 ........... 391 348 100.0 89.6

Receipts from individuals 740 ........ 178 794 45.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 391 ..... 173 827 44.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 172 ...... 14 743 3.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 120 .................. 11 740 3.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 17 ................... 2 568 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 108 . 9 676 2.5 (X)

PROVO–OREM, UT MSA

81 Legal services 64 ........... 15 581 100.0 74.9

Receipts from individuals 55 ........ 8 318 53.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 35 ..... 5 295 34.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 17 ...... 995 6.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 5 .................. 101 .7 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 9 ................... 782 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 90 .6 (X)

PUEBLO, CO MSA

81 Legal services 62 ........... 14 296 100.0 69.7

Receipts from individuals 62 ........ 10 877 76.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 28 ..... 2 436 17.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 34 ...... 920 6.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 63 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PUNTA GORDA, FL MSA

81 Legal services 33 ........... 13 204 100.0 95.2

Receipts from individuals 33 ........ 10 653 80.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 20 ..... 1 654 12.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 18 ...... 527 4.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 310 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 .5 (X)

RALEIGH–DURHAM–

CHAPEL HILL, NC MSA

81 Legal services 476 ........... 297 301 100.0 77.0

Receipts from individuals 451 ........ 141 745 47.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 220 ..... 137 700 46.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 135 ...... 10 034 3.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 71 .................. 3 769 1.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 15 ................... 273 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 75 . 3 780 1.3 (X)

RAPID CITY, SD MSA

81 Legal services 59 ........... 24 536 100.0 92.0

Receipts from individuals 59 ........ 11 048 45.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 37 ..... 11 411 46.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 35 ...... 939 3.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 14 .................. 92 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 046 4.3 (X)

READING, PA MSA

81 Legal services 103 ........... 62 221 100.0 76.0

Receipts from individuals 101 ........ 25 842 41.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 62 ..... 30 784 49.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 52 ...... 2 142 3.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 33 .................. 625 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 28 . 2 828 4.6 (X)

REDDING, CA MSA

81 Legal services 99 ........... 41 394 100.0 92.2

Receipts from individuals 94 ........ 19 103 46.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 52 ..... 13 984 33.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 27 ...... 4 078 9.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 10 .................. 394 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 2 649 6.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 186 2.9 (X)

RENO, NV MSA

81 Legal services 301 ........... 124 765 100.0 82.7

Receipts from individuals 269 ........ 65 231 52.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 103 ..... 48 001 38.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 28 ...... 2 742 2.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 6 .................. 711 .6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 29 ................... 4 470 3.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 . 3 610 2.9 (X)

RICHLAND–KENNEWICK–

PASCO, WA MSA

81 Legal services 57 ........... 16 462 100.0 89.8

Receipts from individuals 57 ........ 11 070 67.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 25 ..... 2 677 16.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 18 ...... 1 660 10.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 6 .................. 219 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 784 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

RICHMOND–PETERSBURG,

VA MSA

81 Legal services 514 ........... 387 686 100.0 88.5

Receipts from individuals 510 ........ 128 940 33.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 96 ..... 221 056 57.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 239 ...... 28 415 7.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 45 .................. 3 397 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 45 . 4 701 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 177 .3 (X)

ROANOKE, VA MSA

81 Legal services 125 ........... 70 492 100.0 92.3

Receipts from individuals 124 ........ 30 995 44.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 73 ..... 35 390 50.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 66 ...... 2 507 3.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 165 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 1 435 2.0 (X)

ROCHESTER, MN MSA

81 Legal services 48 ........... 20 347 100.0 95.9

Receipts from individuals 48 ........ 13 693 67.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 29 ..... 5 901 29.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 20 ...... 542 2.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 29 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 169 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .1 (X)

ROCHESTER, NY MSA

81 Legal services 640 ........... 282 273 100.0 88.8

Receipts from individuals 590 ........ 118 482 42.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 182 ..... 131 216 46.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 112 ...... 7 956 2.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 27 .................. 2 615 .9 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 47 ................... 15 181 5.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 34 . 6 823 2.4 (X)

ROCKFORD, IL MSA

81 Legal services 170 ........... 67 937 100.0 87.0

Receipts from individuals 166 ........ 44 251 65.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 86 ..... 20 639 30.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 56 ...... 979 1.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 21 .................. 1 395 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 673 1.0 (X)

SACRAMENTO–YOLO, CA

CMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 073 600 611 100.0 80.1

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 009 277 847 46.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 330 ..... 271 368 45.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 227 ...... 37 005 6.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 24 .................. 5 424 .9 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 5 ................... 2 310 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 165 . 6 657 1.1 (X)

SACRAMENTO, CA PMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 027 588 901 100.0 80.5

Receipts from individuals 986 ........ 274 094 46.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 307 ..... 263 411 44.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 227 ...... 37 005 6.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 24 .................. 5 424 .9 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 5 ................... 2 310 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 165 . 6 657 1.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAGINAW–BAY CITY–

MIDLAND, MI MSA

81 Legal services 184 ........... 70 801 100.0 86.9

Receipts from individuals 170 ........ 36 638 51.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 104 ..... 29 266 41.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 53 ...... 1 533 2.2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 14 ................... 1 721 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 1 521 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 122 .2 (X)

ST. CLOUD, MN MSA

81 Legal services 45 ........... 28 440 100.0 95.1

Receipts from individuals 44 ........ 11 082 39.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 23 ..... 16 460 57.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 13 ...... 567 2.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 53 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 278 1.0 (X)

ST. JOSEPH, MO MSA

81 Legal services 41 ........... 10 847 100.0 83.9

Receipts from individuals 38 ........ 7 788 71.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 14 ..... 2 247 20.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 5 ...... 98 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 714 6.6 (X)

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 276 904 243 100.0 86.9

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 233 350 305 38.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 680 ..... 488 861 54.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 479 ...... 39 481 4.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 394 .................. 17 345 1.9 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 7 ................... 2 966 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 237 . 5 285 .6 (X)

SALINAS, CA MSA

81 Legal services 193 ........... 81 407 100.0 81.1

Receipts from individuals 184 ........ 51 981 63.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 56 ..... 22 657 27.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 48 ...... 4 622 5.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 33 .................. 829 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 1 298 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 (V) (X)

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSA

81 Legal services 520 ........... 353 272 100.0 77.7

Receipts from individuals 423 ........ 101 215 28.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 287 ..... 224 839 63.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 61 ...... 12 484 3.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 36 .................. 9 624 2.7 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 15 ................... 2 606 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 201 . 2 504 .7 (X)

SAN ANGELO, TX MSA

81 Legal services 51 ........... 20 806 100.0 70.2

Receipts from individuals 48 ........ 10 890 52.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 30 ..... 6 964 33.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 16 ...... 2 290 11.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 311 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 351 1.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSA

81 Legal services 870 ........... 469 440 100.0 74.0

Receipts from individuals 854 ........ 263 348 56.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 235 ..... 171 478 36.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 160 ...... 26 163 5.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 128 .................. 3 413 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 25 . 4 913 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 125 (V) (X)

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 838 1 189 146 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 534 652 870 54.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 832 ..... 414 008 34.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 373 ...... 22 982 1.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 145 .................. 18 827 1.6 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 246 ................... 62 829 5.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 52 . 17 630 1.5 (X)

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSA

81 Legal services 5 ........... 107 4 578 718 100.0 88.3

Receipts from individuals 4 ........ 469 1 301 656 28.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 2 ..... 223 2 846 337 62.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 724 ...... 169 291 3.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 520 .................. 67 262 1.5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 257 ................... 114 816 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 1 . 358 79 356 1.7 (X)

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 285 814 313 100.0 89.3

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 064 303 328 37.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 670 ..... 398 542 48.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 281 ...... 26 408 3.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 29 .................. 10 536 1.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 174 ................... 61 041 7.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 97 . 14 458 1.8 (X)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

81 Legal services 2 ........... 180 2 689 055 100.0 87.7

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 961 616 147 22.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 803 ..... 1 831 990 68.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 161 ...... 99 764 3.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 319 .................. 48 713 1.8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 37 ................... 41 832 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 999 . 50 609 1.9 (X)

SAN JOSE, CA PMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 064 872 088 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 908 ........ 260 729 29.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 512 ..... 552 117 63.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 202 ...... 31 997 3.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 131 .................. 5 696 .7 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 18 ................... 9 054 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 236 . 12 495 1.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SANTA CRUZ–

WATSONVILLE, CA PMSA

81 Legal services 138 ........... 44 685 100.0 81.4

Receipts from individuals 136 ........ 25 270 56.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 52 ..... 11 385 25.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 10 ...... 5 558 12.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 10 .................. 1 415 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 241 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 816 1.8 (X)

SANTA ROSA, CA PMSA

81 Legal services 301 ........... 107 290 100.0 77.1

Receipts from individuals 262 ........ 50 514 47.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 163 ..... 48 968 45.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 57 ...... 4 868 4.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 27 .................. 831 .8 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 26 ................... 2 073 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 (V) (X)

VALLEJO–FAIRFIELD–

NAPA, CA PMSA

81 Legal services 139 ........... 51 287 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 138 ........ 45 668 89.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 23 ..... 3 335 6.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 13 ...... 696 1.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 4 .................. 71 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 1 517 3.0 (X)

SAN LUIS OBISPO–

ATASCADERO–PASO

ROBLES, CA MSA

81 Legal services 150 ........... 52 270 100.0 93.2

Receipts from individuals 133 ........ 37 711 72.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 83 ..... 11 569 22.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 24 ...... 832 1.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 4 .................. 598 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 1 560 3.0 (X)

SANTA BARBARA–SANTA

MARIA–LOMPOC, CA MSA

81 Legal services 237 ........... 114 608 100.0 83.5

Receipts from individuals 201 ........ 62 945 54.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 99 ..... 39 848 34.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 71 ...... 8 471 7.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 12 .................. 541 .5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 15 ................... 1 997 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 806 .7 (X)

SANTA FE, NM MSA

81 Legal services 137 ........... 69 423 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 136 ........ 46 560 67.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 89 ..... 14 616 21.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 75 ...... 6 197 8.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 20 .................. 889 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 1 043 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 118 .2 (X)

SARASOTA–BRADENTON,

FL MSA

81 Legal services 385 ........... 146 421 100.0 84.8

Receipts from individuals 372 ........ 91 177 62.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 111 ..... 42 139 28.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 69 ...... 7 497 5.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 52 .................. 2 818 1.9 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 10 ................... 1 159 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 44 . 1 631 1.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SAVANNAH, GA MSA

81 Legal services 153 ........... 74 855 100.0 85.4

Receipts from individuals 153 ........ 41 333 55.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 65 ..... 26 577 35.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 59 ...... 3 762 5.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 19 .................. 575 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 32 . 2 510 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 98 .1 (X)

SCRANTON–WILKESBARRE–HAZLETON, PA

MSA

81 Legal services 324 ........... 122 023 100.0 91.6

Receipts from individuals 323 ........ 74 376 61.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 167 ..... 40 903 33.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 105 ...... 1 734 1.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 33 .................. 664 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 33 . 2 902 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 444 1.2 (X)

SEATTLE–TACOMA–

BREMERTON, WA CMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 938 1 310 248 100.0 82.7

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 868 516 883 39.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 013 674 604 51.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 564 ...... 54 392 4.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 97 .................. 12 572 1.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 22 ................... 42 589 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 88 . 9 208 .7 (X)

BREMERTON, WA PMSA

81 Legal services 85 ........... 23 358 100.0 96.4

Receipts from individuals 85 ........ 18 964 81.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 33 ..... 2 560 11.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 36 ...... 639 2.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 12 .................. 1 164 5.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 31 .1 (X)

OLYMPIA, WA PMSA

81 Legal services 90 ........... 25 343 100.0 79.7

Receipts from individuals 84 ........ 16 537 65.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 36 ..... 4 628 18.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 33 ...... 2 295 9.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 11 .................. 56 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 535 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 292 5.1 (X)

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 474 1 145 447 100.0 83.0

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 410 397 568 34.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 832 ..... 640 430 55.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 442 ...... 47 719 4.2 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 67 .................. 11 325 1.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 20 ................... 41 297 3.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 46 . 7 108 .6 (X)

TACOMA, WA PMSA

81 Legal services 289 ........... 116 100 100.0 77.8

Receipts from individuals 289 ........ 83 814 72.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 112 ..... 26 986 23.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 53 ...... 3 739 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 29 . 1 534 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SHARON, PA MSA

81 Legal services 35 ........... 10 305 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 35 ........ 6 860 66.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 21 ..... 2 465 23.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 18 ...... 573 5.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 6 .................. 261 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 146 1.4 (X)

SHEBOYGAN, WI MSA

81 Legal services 30 ........... 8 791 100.0 79.0

Receipts from individuals 30 ........ 6 231 70.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 15 ..... 1 688 19.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 20 ...... 847 9.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 .3 (X)

SHERMAN–DENISON, TX

MSA

81 Legal services 49 ........... 19 525 100.0 89.3

Receipts from individuals 47 ........ 14 500 74.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 23 ..... 3 894 19.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 17 ...... 860 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 271 1.4 (X)

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSA

81 Legal services 214 ........... 100 636 100.0 80.2

Receipts from individuals 196 ........ 53 854 53.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 97 ..... 43 402 43.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 37 ...... 1 882 1.9 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 13 ................... 1 246 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 171 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 81 .1 (X)

SIOUX CITY, IA–NE MSA

81 Legal services 73 ........... 27 220 100.0 92.9

Receipts from individuals 71 ........ 16 040 58.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 42 ..... 8 345 30.7 (X)

Receipts from governments 34 ...... 1 827 6.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 7 .................. 55 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 736 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 217 .8 (X)

SIOUX FALLS, SD MSA

81 Legal services 84 ........... 35 069 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 83 ........ 21 970 62.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 48 ..... 4 061 11.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 29 ...... 2 655 7.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 17 .................. 6 058 17.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 325 .9 (X)

SOUTH BEND, IN MSA

81 Legal services 129 ........... 51 977 100.0 77.6

Receipts from individuals 122 ........ 20 394 39.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 63 ..... 21 844 42.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 40 ...... 890 1.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 21 .................. 741 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 8 108 15.6 (X)

SPOKANE, WA MSA

81 Legal services 261 ........... 99 981 100.0 90.0

Receipts from individuals 245 ........ 62 320 62.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 131 ..... 28 747 28.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 77 ...... 5 033 5.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 33 .................. 1 260 1.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 16 ................... 1 252 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 1 369 1.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

SPRINGFIELD, MO MSA

81 Legal services 150 ........... 58 359 100.0 76.8

Receipts from individuals 133 ........ 31 348 53.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 98 ..... 22 968 39.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 44 ...... 2 577 4.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 11 .................. 1 353 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 95 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 (V) (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MA MSA

81 Legal services 382 ........... 145 543 100.0 88.5

Receipts from individuals 377 ........ 83 894 57.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 143 ..... 48 717 33.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 101 ...... 9 507 6.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 22 .................. 2 480 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 19 . 945 .7 (X)

STATE COLLEGE, PA MSA

81 Legal services 36 ........... 15 710 100.0 93.6

Receipts from individuals 36 ........ 9 288 59.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 24 ..... 2 858 18.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 26 ...... 2 911 18.5 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 14 .................. 204 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 449 2.9 (X)

STEUBENVILLE–WEIRTON,

OH–WV MSA

81 Legal services 70 ........... 19 574 100.0 89.4

Receipts from individuals 69 ........ 15 740 80.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 34 ..... 2 937 15.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 23 ...... 650 3.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 7 .................. 74 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 172 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

STOCKTON–LODI, CA MSA

81 Legal services 177 ........... 85 064 100.0 77.7

Receipts from individuals 171 ........ 34 193 40.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 109 ..... 41 687 49.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 55 ...... 8 185 9.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 915 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 84 .1 (X)

SUMTER, SC MSA

81 Legal services 33 ........... 12 366 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 33 ........ 12 053 97.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 17 ..... 287 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 .2 (X)

SYRACUSE, NY MSA

81 Legal services 430 ........... 213 841 100.0 82.2

Receipts from individuals 427 ........ 115 790 54.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 191 ..... 85 840 40.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 138 ...... 6 386 3.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 34 .................. 2 424 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 33 . 3 377 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 (V) (X)

TALLAHASSEE, FL MSA

81 Legal services 254 ........... 191 249 100.0 84.7

Receipts from individuals 244 ........ 63 042 33.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 137 ..... 101 186 52.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 67 ...... 20 419 10.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 19 .................. 2 801 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 3 801 2.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 532 775 957 100.0 82.0

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 495 372 113 48.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 534 ..... 313 236 40.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 189 ...... 37 073 4.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 354 .................. 38 808 5.0 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 5 ................... 1 011 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 199 . 13 716 1.8 (X)

TEXARKANA, TX–

TEXARKANA, AR MSA

81 Legal services 58 ........... 27 269 100.0 93.4

Receipts from individuals 43 ........ 12 641 46.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 32 ..... 11 577 42.5 (X)

Receipts from governments 15 ...... 1 656 6.1 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 7 ................... 1 203 4.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 161 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 31 .1 (X)

TOLEDO, OH MSA

81 Legal services 343 ........... 163 584 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 335 ........ 74 338 45.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 181 ..... 73 681 45.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 58 ...... 3 724 2.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 12 .................. 1 038 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 69 . 8 211 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 592 1.6 (X)

TOPEKA, KS MSA

81 Legal services 158 ........... 56 533 100.0 100.0

Receipts from individuals 152 ........ 29 063 51.4 (X)

Receipts from business firms 96 ..... 22 776 40.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 45 ...... 2 229 3.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 29 .................. 722 1.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 7 ................... 863 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 880 1.6 (X)

TUCSON, AZ MSA

81 Legal services 441 ........... 188 592 100.0 78.2

Receipts from individuals 421 ........ 139 064 73.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 151 ..... 37 576 19.9 (X)

Receipts from governments 54 ...... 8 132 4.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 86 .................. 3 332 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 488 .3 (X)

TULSA, OK MSA

81 Legal services 563 ........... 282 894 100.0 91.1

Receipts from individuals 479 ........ 90 708 32.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 380 ..... 139 067 49.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 265 ...... 41 620 14.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 105 .................. 8 790 3.1 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 6 ................... 1 596 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 18 . 1 113 .4 (X)

TUSCALOOSA, AL MSA

81 Legal services 73 ........... 28 125 100.0 87.9

Receipts from individuals 72 ........ 12 604 44.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 34 ..... 12 989 46.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 21 ...... 325 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 2 135 7.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 72 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TYLER, TX MSA

81 Legal services 125 ........... 65 197 100.0 81.0

Receipts from individuals 121 ........ 38 173 58.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 65 ..... 21 915 33.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 31 ...... 4 735 7.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 4 .................. 76 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 298 .5 (X)

UTICA–ROME, NY MSA

81 Legal services 157 ........... 44 944 100.0 70.2

Receipts from individuals 150 ........ 35 588 79.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 78 ..... 4 669 10.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 37 ...... 878 2.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 18 .................. 2 884 6.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 925 2.1 (X)

VISALIA–TULARE–

PORTERVILLE, CA MSA

81 Legal services 77 ........... 26 732 100.0 83.6

Receipts from individuals 77 ........ 17 531 65.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 40 ..... 6 463 24.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 20 ...... 2 587 9.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 11 .................. 41 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 87 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 .1 (X)

WACO, TX MSA

81 Legal services 101 ........... 39 285 100.0 67.0

Receipts from individuals 95 ........ 17 792 45.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 68 ..... 16 518 42.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 22 ...... 2 632 6.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 6 .................. 1 344 3.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 297 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 702 1.8 (X)

WASHINGTON–

BALTIMORE, DC–MD–VA–

WV CMSA

81 Legal services 5 ........... 261 6 686 214 100.0 74.6

Receipts from individuals 4 ........ 749 1 677 591 25.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 2 ..... 487 4 318 449 64.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 529 ...... 225 706 3.4 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 593 .................. 223 477 3.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 181 ................... 60 543 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 335 . 180 448 2.7 (X)

BALTIMORE, MD PMSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 495 925 787 100.0 75.3

Receipts from individuals 1 ........ 470 530 231 57.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 565 ..... 343 921 37.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 73 ...... 14 967 1.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 38 .................. 12 805 1.4 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 9 ................... 1 302 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 22 561 2.4 (X)

HAGERSTOWN, MD PMSA

81 Legal services 35 ........... 10 290 100.0 81.6

Receipts from individuals 35 ........ 5 986 58.2 (X)

Receipts from business firms 18 ..... 2 762 26.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 12 ...... 307 3.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 8 .................. 48 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 880 8.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 307 3.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

81 Legal services 3 ........... 731 5 750 137 100.0 74.8

Receipts from individuals 3 ........ 244 1 141 374 19.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 1 ..... 904 3 971 766 69.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 444 ...... 210 432 3.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 547 .................. 210 624 3.7 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 171 ................... 58 934 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 293 . 157 007 2.7 (X)

WATERLOO–CEDAR

FALLS, IA MSA

81 Legal services 47 ........... 19 958 100.0 96.4

Receipts from individuals 45 ........ 12 693 63.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 25 ..... 6 140 30.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 23 ...... 753 3.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 82 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 290 1.5 (X)

WAUSAU, WI MSA

81 Legal services 47 ........... 24 977 100.0 92.4

Receipts from individuals 47 ........ 12 512 50.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 24 ..... 11 091 44.4 (X)

Receipts from governments 16 ...... 966 3.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 12 .................. 295 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 113 .5 (X)

WEST PALM BEACH–BOCA

RATON, FL MSA

81 Legal services 1 ........... 007 567 152 100.0 83.0

Receipts from individuals 869 ........ 325 860 57.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 256 ..... 184 713 32.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 171 ...... 18 414 3.3 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 42 .................. 6 891 1.2 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 128 ................... 24 423 4.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 126 . 6 851 1.2 (X)

WHEELING, WV–OH MSA

81 Legal services 81 ........... 40 486 100.0 76.8

Receipts from individuals 81 ........ 33 835 83.6 (X)

Receipts from business firms 30 ..... 5 578 13.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 31 ...... 642 1.6 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 260 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 171 .4 (X)

WICHITA, KS MSA

81 Legal services 270 ........... 139 632 100.0 95.7

Receipts from individuals 251 ........ 65 483 46.9 (X)

Receipts from business firms 159 ..... 64 521 46.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 84 ...... 5 589 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 33 . 3 954 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 85 .1 (X)

WICHITA FALLS, TX MSA

81 Legal services 74 ........... 25 944 100.0 90.0

Receipts from individuals 71 ........ 20 931 80.7 (X)

Receipts from business firms 32 ..... 2 917 11.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 16 ...... 781 3.0 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 10 .................. 585 2.3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 7 ................... 243 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 487 1.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 49. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WILLIAMSPORT, PA MSA

81 Legal services 48 ........... 18 856 100.0 98.8

Receipts from individuals 48 ........ 9 719 51.5 (X)

Receipts from business firms 34 ..... 6 756 35.8 (X)

Receipts from governments 23 ...... 1 119 5.9 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 9 .................. 1 098 5.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 164 .9 (X)

WILMINGTON, NC MSA

81 Legal services 118 ........... 35 864 100.0 80.4

Receipts from individuals 113 ........ 21 200 59.1 (X)

Receipts from business firms 41 ..... 11 953 33.3 (X)

Receipts from governments 45 ...... 1 722 4.8 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 10 .................. 544 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 445 1.2 (X)

YAKIMA, WA MSA

81 Legal services 83 ........... 33 167 100.0 76.0

Receipts from individuals 83 ........ 25 140 75.8 (X)

Receipts from business firms 56 ..... 6 642 20.0 (X)

Receipts from governments 27 ...... 576 1.7 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 14 .................. 97 .3 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 7 ................... 33 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 23 . 679 2.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lish- ments1

(number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts2

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

YORK, PA MSA

81 Legal services 122 ........... 47 515 100.0 97.1

Receipts from individuals 122 ........ 33 865 71.3 (X)

Receipts from business firms 68 ..... 9 099 19.2 (X)

Receipts from governments 37 ...... 3 385 7.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 31 .................. 491 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 675 1.4 (X)

YOUNGSTOWN–WARREN,

OH MSA

81 Legal services 285 ........... 78 575 100.0 94.4

Receipts from individuals 280 ........ 44 012 56.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 144 ..... 27 998 35.6 (X)

Receipts from governments 74 ...... 4 802 6.1 (X)

Receipts from all other

organizations 26 .................. 1 211 1.5 (X)

Distributions from law partnerships

to professional corporations or

associations 12 ................... 38 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 31 . 514 .7 (X)

YUBA CITY, CA MSA

81 Legal services 51 ........... 15 182 100.0 75.2

Receipts from individuals 49 ........ 10 786 71.0 (X)

Receipts from business firms 24 ..... 2 754 18.1 (X)

Receipts from governments 19 ...... 1 448 9.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 194 1.3 (X)

1Establishment count does not include expense-sharing establishments.

2Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 50. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

823 Libraries 232 ................ 30 141 100.0 69.8

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 80 . 22 548 74.8 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 162 ........................ 6 645 22.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 948 3.2 (X)

8243 Data processing schools 1 . 390 874 662 100.0 73.4

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 1 . 390 806 143 92.2 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 431 ........................ 38 821 4.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 283 ........... 29 693 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

8244 Business and secretarial

schools 863 ................ 768 950 100.0 81.7

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 863 . 743 593 96.7 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 182 ........................ 4 310 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 285 ........... 20 164 2.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 66 ..... 883 .1 (X)

8249 Vocational schools,

n.e.c. 2 ................... 362 2 248 618 100.0 67.8

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 2 . 362 2 131 920 94.8 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 547 ........................ 69 728 3.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 496 ........... 45 934 2.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 79 ..... 1 036 .1 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 9 .......... 888 3 320 018 100.0 64.1

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 8 . 769 2 730 020 82.2 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 2 ........................ 697 467 756 14.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 2 ........... 125 118 896 3.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 144 ..... 3 346 .1 (X)

ALABAMA

824 Vocational schools 64 ...... 32 924 100.0 73.2

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 64 . 32 570 98.9 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 8 ........................ 102 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 249 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

ALASKA

824 Vocational schools 12 ...... 5 709 100.0 79.7

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 12 . 5 613 98.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 66 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 .5 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. # 12 ....... 3 101 100.0 39.2

CALIFORNIA

823 Libraries # 27 ............. 3 401 100.0 57.9

824 Vocational schools 750 ...... 636 342 100.0 62.4

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 750 . 611 866 96.2 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 222 ........................ 11 173 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 186 ........... 12 803 2.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 29 ..... 500 .1 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. # 1 ....... 759 667 488 100.0 52.2

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

COLORADO

824 Vocational schools 125 ...... 99 032 100.0 72.9

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 125 . 94 066 95.0 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 23 ........................ 864 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 49 ........... 3 757 3.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 4 ..... 345 .4 (X)

CONNECTICUT

823 Libraries # 5 ............. 356 100.0 –

824 Vocational schools # 82 ... 62 256 100.0 57.5

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 169 .......... 90 879 100.0 89.6

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 150 . 79 469 87.4 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 81 ........................ 11 213 12.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 195 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

DELAWARE

824 Vocational schools 15 ...... 21 519 100.0 91.9

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 15 . 20 232 94.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 287 6.0 (X)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

824 Vocational schools 20 ...... 62 800 100.0 96.4

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 20 . 60 281 96.0 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 5 ........................ 85 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 434 3.9 (X)

FLORIDA

823 Libraries # 9 ............. 1 206 100.0 11.4

824 Vocational schools 304 ...... 234 636 100.0 79.0

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 304 . 200 746 85.6 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 79 ........................ 23 851 10.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 64 ........... 9 762 4.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 14 ..... 277 .1 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. # 642 ....... 187 947 100.0 57.8

GEORGIA

823 Libraries # 5 ............. 170 100.0 –

824 Vocational schools 120 ...... 95 560 100.0 100.0

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 120 . 77 369 81.0 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 57 ........................ 17 179 18.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 994 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 (V) (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. # 228 ....... 70 382 100.0 56.1

HAWAII

824 Vocational schools 16 ...... 5 980 100.0 84.4

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 16 . 5 676 94.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 304 5.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 50. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ILLINOIS

823 Libraries # 17 ............. 601 100.0 –

824 Vocational schools 189 ...... 147 778 100.0 77.9

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 189 . 144 696 97.9 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 82 ........................ 1 021 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 93 ........... 1 854 1.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 11 ..... 207 .1 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. # 407 ....... 134 207 100.0 57.8

INDIANA

823 Libraries # 3 ............. 195 100.0 –

824 Vocational schools 66 ...... 28 820 100.0 73.3

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 66 . 27 992 97.1 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 16 ........................ 270 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 541 1.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 6 ..... 17 .1 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. # 127 ....... 26 672 100.0 32.1

IOWA

823 Libraries # 3 ............. 45 100.0 –

824 Vocational schools 18 ...... 5 115 100.0 78.4

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 18 . 4 686 91.6 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 7 ........................ 76 1.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 353 6.9 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. # 58 ....... 12 468 100.0 41.0

KANSAS

823 Libraries # 7 ............. 510 100.0 –

824 Vocational schools 34 ...... 112 357 100.0 78.1

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 34 . 105 960 94.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 6 352 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 45 (V) (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. # 74 ....... 37 981 100.0 59.9

MAINE

823 Libraries # 5 ............. 64 100.0 –

824 Vocational schools # 5 ... 519 100.0 47.6

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 49 .......... 10 259 100.0 88.8

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 45 . 8 878 86.5 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 15 ........................ 607 5.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ........... 148 1.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 4 ..... 626 6.1 (X)

MICHIGAN

824 Vocational schools 182 ...... 143 750 100.0 75.3

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 182 . 139 740 97.2 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 46 ........................ 3 841 2.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 169 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MINNESOTA

824 Vocational schools 61 ...... 71 623 100.0 70.1

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 61 . 70 773 98.8 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 5 ........................ 136 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 688 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 (V) (X)

MISSISSIPPI

824 Vocational schools 20 ...... 14 572 100.0 61.5

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 20 . 14 233 97.7 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 7 ........................ 212 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 127 .9 (X)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

824 Vocational schools 21 ...... 10 593 100.0 86.8

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 21 . 10 277 97.0 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 5 ........................ 262 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 54 .5 (X)

NEW JERSEY

823 Libraries # 4 ............. 920 100.0 –

824 Vocational schools 195 ...... 172 078 100.0 64.8

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 195 . 164 199 95.4 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 30 ........................ 972 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ........... 6 899 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 357 .......... 229 024 100.0 84.9

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 297 . 157 666 68.8 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 170 ........................ 55 456 24.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 95 ........... 15 892 6.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

NEW YORK

823 Libraries 22 ................ 10 495 100.0 88.8

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 10 . 10 094 96.2 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 15 ........................ 373 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 28 .3 (X)

824 Vocational schools 328 ...... 424 947 100.0 80.2

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 328 . 388 459 91.4 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 80 ........................ 25 053 5.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 11 399 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 (V) (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 855 .......... 311 945 100.0 87.0

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 719 . 257 289 82.5 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 232 ........................ 48 848 15.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 111 ........... 5 331 1.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 9 ..... 477 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 50. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

OKLAHOMA

824 Vocational schools 43 ...... 45 248 100.0 82.0

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 43 . 43 966 97.2 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 12 ........................ 727 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 554 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

OREGON

824 Vocational schools 80 ...... 29 440 100.0 69.9

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 80 . 27 401 93.1 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 25 ........................ 488 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 ........... 1 550 5.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

PENNSYLVANIA

823 Libraries # 9 ............. 462 100.0 –

824 Vocational schools 186 ...... 195 280 100.0 86.1

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 186 . 187 920 96.2 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 54 ........................ 4 519 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 51 ........... 2 707 1.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 6 ..... 134 .1 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 284 .......... 113 966 100.0 76.6

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 277 . 109 503 96.1 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 95 ........................ 3 942 3.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 521 .5 (X)

SOUTH DAKOTA

824 Vocational schools 8 ...... 2 455 100.0 96.9

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 8 . 2 430 99.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 1.0 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 14 .......... 1 359 100.0 100.0

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 10 . 1 199 88.2 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 6 ........................ 145 10.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 15 1.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TENNESSEE

824 Vocational schools 64 ...... 35 129 100.0 83.7

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 64 . 33 712 96.0 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 13 ........................ 1 001 2.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 348 1.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 7 ..... 68 .2 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 138 .......... 37 479 100.0 85.5

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 116 . 32 496 86.7 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 27 ........................ 4 366 11.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 36 ........... 590 1.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 15 ..... 27 .1 (X)

VERMONT

823 Libraries # 7 ............. 170 100.0 –

824 Vocational schools 10 ...... 5 992 100.0 96.3

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 10 . 5 582 93.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 410 6.8 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. # 26 ....... 2 820 100.0 35.5

VIRGINIA

824 Vocational schools 130 ...... 103 566 100.0 80.7

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 130 . 99 986 96.5 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 47 ........................ 2 591 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ........... 978 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 (V) (X)

WASHINGTON

824 Vocational schools 127 ...... 86 592 100.0 87.7

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 127 . 83 077 95.9 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 32 ........................ 1 723 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 33 ........... 1 746 2.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 17 ..... 46 .1 (X)

WEST VIRGINIA

824 Vocational schools 17 ...... 11 023 100.0 92.8

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 17 . 10 765 97.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 258 2.3 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. # 25 ....... 7 305 100.0 19.4

WYOMING

824 Vocational schools 7 ...... 4 625 100.0 78.7

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 7 . 4 416 95.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 209 4.5 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. # 7 ....... 1 213 100.0 .3

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 51. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

UNITED STATES

823 Libraries 1 ................ 572 527 347 100.0 74.5

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 59 . 9 555 1.8 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 267 ........................ 27 596 5.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 180 ........... 4 226 .8 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 1 ....... 467 364 227 69.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 264 121 648 23.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 95 (V) (X)

8243 Data processing schools 10 . 24 197 100.0 86.7

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 10 . 12 196 50.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 4 065 16.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 8 ..... 503 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 433 30.7 (X)

8244 Business and secretarial schools 38 ................ 26 821 100.0 73.0

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 29 . 15 641 58.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 131 .5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 15 ....... 4 822 18.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 26 ..... 6 133 22.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 94 .4 (X)

8249 Vocational schools,

n.e.c. 1 ................... 004 497 583 100.0 71.1

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 518 . 133 197 26.8 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 249 ........................ 32 450 6.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 199 ........... 8 329 1.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 50 ..... 493 .1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 431 ....... 218 748 44.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 611 ..... 104 366 21.0 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 3 .......... 659 1 897 224 100.0 69.3

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 2 . 305 767 449 40.5 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 924 ........................ 188 789 10.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 963 ........... 52 679 2.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 298 ..... 5 613 .3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 2 ....... 501 563 007 29.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 894 319 687 16.9 (X)

ALASKA

823 Libraries 5 ................ 219 100.0 94.5

Gifts, grants, contributions 5 ....... 89 40.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 10 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 120 54.8 (X)

ARIZONA

824 Vocational schools 17 ...... 6 677 100.0 95.3

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 5 . 4 730 70.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 17 ..... 1 920 28.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 .4 (X)

CALIFORNIA

823 Libraries 32 ................ 15 772 100.0 91.0

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 4 . 245 1.6 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 9 ........................ 395 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 48 .3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 30 ....... 5 941 37.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 31 ..... 9 143 58.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

CALIFORNIAmCon.

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 538 .......... 248 446 100.0 64.7

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 337 . 122 554 49.3 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 101 ........................ 47 763 19.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 85 ........... 6 152 2.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 16 ..... 114 .1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 384 ....... 45 532 18.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 315 ..... 26 331 10.6 (X)

COLORADO

824 Vocational schools 26 ...... 11 367 100.0 92.6

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 20 . 1 259 11.1 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 6 ........................ 6 396 56.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 853 7.5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 16 ....... 1 546 13.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 21 ..... 1 313 11.6 (X)

CONNECTICUT

823 Libraries 81 ................ 26 420 100.0 66.5

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 31 ........................ 591 2.2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 78 ....... 21 508 81.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 74 ..... 4 318 16.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

DELAWARE

823 Libraries 6 ................ 2 806 100.0 96.6

Gifts, grants, contributions 6 ....... 2 684 95.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 ..... 68 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 54 1.9 (X)

ILLINOIS

823 Libraries 22 ................ 13 415 100.0 73.0

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 7 . 4 152 31.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 19 ....... 5 172 38.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 3 913 29.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 178 1.3 (X)

INDIANA

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 35 .......... 16 429 100.0 92.6

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 25 . 14 236 86.7 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 15 ........................ 551 3.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 151 .9 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 22 ....... 1 206 7.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 22 ..... 280 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

KANSAS

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 31 .......... 6 802 100.0 72.9

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 11 . 1 184 17.4 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 6 ........................ 1 886 27.7 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 14 ....... 2 356 34.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 13 ..... 1 329 19.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 47 .7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 51. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MAINE

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 30 .......... 9 489 100.0 79.6

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 18 . 5 275 55.6 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 11 ........................ 277 2.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ........... 271 2.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ..... 17 .2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 21 ....... 2 709 28.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 940 9.9 (X)

MARYLAND

824 Vocational schools 29 ...... 20 534 100.0 85.9

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 11 . 6 767 33.0 (X) All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 11 ........................ 555 2.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 067 5.2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 23 ....... 10 122 49.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 14 ..... 2 023 9.9 (X)

MASSACHUSETTS

823 Libraries 67 ................ 24 130 100.0 74.6

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 7 ........................ 312 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 35 .2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 66 ....... 12 339 51.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 67 ..... 11 418 47.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 .1 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 224 .......... 167 574 100.0 89.1

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 190 . 125 014 74.6 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 20 ........................ 1 770 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 114 ........... 8 481 5.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 104 ..... 2 296 1.4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 76 ....... 19 260 11.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 70 ..... 10 753 6.4 (X)

MICHIGAN

823 Libraries 17 ................ 3 378 100.0 97.2

Gifts, grants, contributions 17 ....... 3 191 94.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 ..... 162 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 .7 (X)

MISSOURI

823 Libraries 20 ................ 17 101 100.0 98.5

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 6 ........................ 789 4.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 19 ....... 11 503 67.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 19 ..... 4 794 28.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 .1 (X)

MONTANA

824 Vocational schools 7 ...... 470 100.0 97.1

Gifts, grants, contributions 6 ....... 346 73.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 ..... 119 25.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 1.1 (X)

NEBRASKA

823 Libraries 4 ................ 332 100.0 97.0

Gifts, grants, contributions 4 ....... 314 94.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 5.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEW JERSEY

823 Libraries 48 ................ 8 569 100.0 100.0

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 9 ........................ 1 419 16.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 41 ....... 6 764 78.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 26 ..... 373 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 .2 (X)

NEW YORK

823 Libraries 446 ................ 225 399 100.0 89.2

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 39 ........................ 11 012 4.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 42 ........... 873 .4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 425 ....... 169 109 75.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 389 ..... 43 993 19.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 412 .2 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 341 .......... 354 966 100.0 88.1

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 206 . 85 306 24.0 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 91 ........................ 65 863 18.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 76 ........... 7 463 2.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 24 ..... 418 .1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 256 ....... 36 409 10.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 224 ..... 159 507 44.9 (X)

OHIO

823 Libraries 18 ................ 6 692 100.0 100.0

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 4 ........................ 201 3.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 15 ....... 5 167 77.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 13 ..... 1 057 15.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 267 4.0 (X)

824 Vocational schools 51 ...... 16 117 100.0 100.0

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 35 . 9 148 56.8 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 13 ........................ 994 6.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 1 046 6.5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 21 ....... 2 938 18.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 29 ..... 1 990 12.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

OKLAHOMA

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 31 .......... 7 813 100.0 84.2

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 24 . 4 281 54.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 49 .6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 17 ....... 3 017 38.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 25 ..... 359 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 107 1.4 (X)

PENNSYLVANIA

823 Libraries 327 ................ 82 108 100.0 71.9

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 8 . 97 .1 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 58 ........................ 2 475 3.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 ........... 198 .2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 310 ....... 57 282 69.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 241 ..... 22 054 26.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 51. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

TENNESSEE

823 Libraries 20 ................ 1 441 100.0 98.6

Gifts, grants, contributions 20 ....... 1 017 70.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 17 ..... 127 8.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 297 20.6 (X)

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 53 .......... 17 312 100.0 81.2

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 32 . 4 812 27.8 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 18 ........................ 945 5.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 37 .2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 40 ....... 10 756 62.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 25 ..... 735 4.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

TENNESSEEmCon.

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c.mCon.

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 .2 (X)

VERMONT

829 Schools and educational

services, n.e.c. 33 .......... 31 125 100.0 92.4

Tuition, fees, other payments from

academic/ technical instructions 24 . 24 152 77.6 (X)

All other amounts received for

services to client, students,

others 12 ........................ 432 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 321 1.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 6 ..... 596 1.9 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 30 ....... 4 929 15.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 14 ..... 695 2.2 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 52. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

835 Child day care services 35 .. 327 5 269 980 100.0 63.2

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 12 ......... 963 548 630 10.4 (X)

Private payors 34 ................ 255 4 689 712 89.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 690 6 271 .1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 305 ..... 3 369 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 1 ...... 402 21 998 .4 (X)

832 Individual and family

social services # 7 ...... 373 1 694 141 100.0 46.0

833 Job training and

vocational rehabilitation

services 2 ................ 643 1 464 645 100.0 67.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 1 ......... 866 655 753 44.8 (X)

Private payors 2 ................ 076 803 905 54.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 37 ........... 2 245 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 135 ...... 2 704 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 38 (V) (X)

836 Residential care # 12 ...... 121 4 358 095 100.0 33.5

839 Social services, n.e.c. # 1 . 659 562 304 100.0 48.1

ALABAMA

835 Child day care services 650 .. 74 637 100.0 61.8

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 154 ......... 6 493 8.7 (X)

Private payors 611 ................ 68 059 91.2 (X)

All other operating receipts 32 ...... 75 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 264 . 75 671 100.0 50.4

ALASKA

835 Child day care services 93 .. 12 689 100.0 72.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 71 ......... 3 760 29.6 (X)

Private payors 93 ................ 8 864 69.9 (X)

All other operating receipts 6 ...... 63 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 57 . 17 162 100.0 54.1

ARIZONA

835 Child day care services 477 .. 105 158 100.0 80.7

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 270 ......... 24 039 22.9 (X)

Private payors 471 ................ 80 873 76.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 38 ........... 163 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 9 ...... 83 .1 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 479 . 233 963 100.0 55.2

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CALIFORNIA

835 Child day care services 3 .. 811 610 453 100.0 62.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 1 ......... 081 25 704 4.2 (X)

Private payors 3 ................ 719 582 793 95.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 237 ........... 894 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 149 ...... 980 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 82 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 4 . 410 1 463 839 100.0 43.2

COLORADO

835 Child day care services 502 .. 101 344 100.0 78.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 188 ......... 4 562 4.5 (X)

Private payors 502 ................ 96 156 94.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 96 ........... 274 .3 (X)

All other operating receipts 29 ...... 352 .4 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 420 . 128 362 100.0 59.9

CONNECTICUT

835 Child day care services 537 .. 78 452 100.0 68.6

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 79 ......... 812 1.0 (X)

Private payors 530 ................ 77 589 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 .1 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 232 . 93 297 100.0 28.0

HAWAII

835 Child day care services 42 .. 5 105 100.0 100.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 17 ......... 209 4.1 (X)

Private payors 42 ................ 4 889 95.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 7 .1 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 63 .... 28 441 100.0 62.5

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 42 ......... 14 051 49.4 (X)

Private payors 42 ................ 12 330 43.4 (X)

All other operating receipts 6 ...... 2 018 7.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 42 .2 (X)

INDIANA

835 Child day care services 690 .. 76 753 100.0 69.6

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 222 ......... 6 048 7.9 (X)

Private payors 677 ................ 70 656 92.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 49 .1 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 329 . 106 634 100.0 50.2

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 52. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

KANSAS

835 Child day care services 380 .. 39 042 100.0 78.5

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 144 ......... 1 506 3.9 (X)

Private payors 378 ................ 37 497 96.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 38 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 175 . 46 545 100.0 49.1

MARYLAND

835 Child day care services 633 .. 111 743 100.0 67.8

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 346 ......... 6 271 5.6 (X)

Private payors 621 ................ 105 229 94.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ........... 73 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 16 ...... 164 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 355 . 116 858 100.0 58.7

MINNESOTA

835 Child day care services 753 .. 102 489 100.0 79.5

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 314 ......... 7 633 7.5 (X)

Private payors 733 ................ 93 268 91.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 133 ........... 400 .4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 14 ..... 73 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 126 ...... 1 115 1.1 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 735 . 255 660 100.0 50.9

MISSOURI

835 Child day care services 766 .. 103 073 100.0 69.7

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 451 ......... 6 750 6.6 (X)

Private payors 758 ................ 95 762 92.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 37 ........... 212 .2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 13 ..... 286 .3 (X)

All other operating receipts 36 ...... 63 .1 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 647 . 171 523 100.0 49.6

NEVADA

835 Child day care services 194 .. 40 855 100.0 70.4

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 68 ......... 2 817 6.9 (X)

Private payors 164 ................ 37 904 92.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ..... 38 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 8 ...... 96 .2 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 140 . 43 346 100.0 57.5

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW HAMPSHIRE

835 Child day care services 286 .. 32 699 100.0 65.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 80 ......... 1 595 4.9 (X)

Private payors 285 ................ 31 086 95.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 .1 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 126 .... 41 650 100.0 100.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 50 ......... 6 352 15.3 (X)

Private payors 89 ................ 29 844 71.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 17 ..... 41 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 27 ...... 5 408 13.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

NEW MEXICO

835 Child day care services 153 .. 19 197 100.0 90.2

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 88 ......... 3 779 19.7 (X)

Private payors 151 ................ 15 417 80.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 117 . 35 861 100.0 59.0

NORTH CAROLINA

835 Child day care services 1 .. 401 201 113 100.0 62.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 830 ......... 43 371 21.6 (X)

Private payors 1 ................ 342 157 430 78.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 15 ..... 110 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 33 ...... 124 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 78 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 738 . 255 015 100.0 43.3

OHIO

835 Child day care services 1 .. 006 178 170 100.0 68.8

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 335 ......... 26 886 15.1 (X)

Private payors 987 ................ 150 802 84.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 58 ........... 180 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 42 ...... 289 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 668 . 164 956 100.0 42.2

SOUTH DAKOTA

835 Child day care services 110 .. 7 828 100.0 70.7

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 12 ......... 30 .4 (X)

Private payors 110 ................ 7 798 99.6 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 78 . 7 882 100.0 22.7

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 52. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TENNESSEE

835 Child day care services 775 .. 102 097 100.0 70.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 211 ......... 12 112 11.9 (X)

Private payors 726 ................ 89 308 87.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 43 ........... 145 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 6 ...... 496 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 301 . 97 488 100.0 50.4

UTAH

835 Child day care services # 230 ............. 30 377 100.0 59.4

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 125 .... 73 928 100.0 70.9

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 37 ......... 48 631 65.8 (X)

Private payors 104 ................ 21 866 29.6 (X)

All other operating receipts 22 ...... 3 378 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

VIRGINIA

835 Child day care services 796 .. 163 273 100.0 78.2

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 334 ......... 17 366 10.6 (X)

Private payors 776 ................ 145 359 89.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 86 ........... 385 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 23 ...... 145 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 641 . 212 739 100.0 40.1

WISCONSIN

835 Child day care services 641 .. 89 423 100.0 68.8

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 250 ......... 7 862 8.8 (X)

Private payors 626 ................ 81 118 90.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ........... 162 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 41 ...... 256 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 25 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services # 735 . 182 337 100.0 52.7

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 53. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

UNITED STATES

835 Child day care services 15 .. 970 3 691 637 100.0 78.6

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 6 ......... 013 1 013 275 27.5 (X)

Private payors 10 ................ 194 1 143 277 31.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 730 ...... 7 219 .2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 445 ..... 4 385 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 2 ...... 730 80 577 2.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 976 969 042 26.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 6 ........................ 547 330 169 8.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 ..... 135 143 693 3.9 (X)

832 Individual and family social services 28 ......... 859 16 045 852 100.0 71.6

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 11 ......... 318 4 616 183 28.8 (X)

Private payors 10 ................ 200 1 552 416 9.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 2 ...... 321 227 809 1.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 1 ..... 147 49 215 .3 (X)

All other operating receipts 4 ...... 173 226 858 1.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 14 .................... 171 5 151 878 32.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 18 ........................ 273 3 260 637 20.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 10 ..... 171 960 856 6.0 (X)

833 Job training and vocational rehabilitation

services 6 ................ 118 5 641 897 100.0 75.9

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 3 ......... 166 1 950 119 34.6 (X)

Private payors 1 ................ 632 369 992 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 1 ...... 229 502 971 8.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 521 ..... 22 162 .4 (X)

All other operating receipts 1 ...... 172 192 974 3.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 3 .................... 103 1 798 656 31.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 2 ........................ 558 467 370 8.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 2 ..... 052 337 653 6.0 (X)

836 Residential care 15 ......... 022 10 614 914 100.0 78.7

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 8 ......... 689 4 105 212 38.7 (X)

Private payors 5 ................ 421 1 980 859 18.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 706 ...... 44 329 .4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 636 ..... 41 110 .4 (X)

All other operating receipts 2 ...... 465 318 503 3.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 627 1 992 471 18.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 6 ........................ 428 1 155 869 10.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 127 976 561 9.2 (X)

839 Social services, n.e.c. 15 .... 757 17 677 636 100.0 73.5

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 2 ......... 201 1 431 720 8.1 (X)

Private payors 2 ................ 112 648 392 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 943 ...... 116 180 .7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 269 ..... 10 442 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 1 ...... 873 485 942 2.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 026 3 434 176 19.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 12 ........................ 034 10 091 132 57.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 956 1 459 652 8.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

ALABAMA

835 Child day care services 178 .. 34 791 100.0 64.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 67 ......... 12 424 35.7 (X)

Private payors 108 ................ 13 703 39.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ..... 20 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 15 ...... 739 2.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 54 .................... 5 064 14.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 37 ........................ 1 135 3.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 30 ..... 1 199 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 507 1.5 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 646 .... 278 699 100.0 83.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 290 ......... 71 699 25.7 (X)

Private payors 178 ................ 27 181 9.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 53 ...... 3 472 1.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 31 ..... 1 246 .5 (X)

All other operating receipts 188 ...... 35 957 12.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 234 .................... 77 110 27.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 318 ........................ 55 925 20.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 192 ..... 6 109 2.2 (X)

ALASKA

835 Child day care services 72 .. 12 849 100.0 83.8

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 32 ......... 2 553 19.9 (X)

Private payors 34 ................ 3 012 23.4 (X)

All other operating receipts 27 ...... 1 126 8.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 45 .................... 2 901 22.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 28 ........................ 1 326 10.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 24 ..... 1 931 15.0 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 270 .... 162 920 100.0 81.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 51 ......... 28 943 17.8 (X)

Private payors 72 ................ 4 146 2.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 1 619 1.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 9 ..... 225 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 47 ...... 4 692 2.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 208 .................... 88 495 54.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 192 ........................ 26 232 16.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 132 ..... 8 568 5.3 (X)

ARIZONA

835 Child day care services 103 .. 13 753 100.0 72.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 48 ......... 4 546 33.1 (X)

Private payors 85 ................ 6 003 43.7 (X)

All other operating receipts 5 ...... 290 2.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 17 .................... 1 641 11.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 43 ........................ 1 073 7.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 127 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 53. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

ARIZONAmCon.

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 879 .... 686 637 100.0 86.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 318 ......... 172 204 25.1 (X)

Private payors 307 ................ 34 629 5.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 111 ...... 13 174 1.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 6 ..... 560 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 98 ...... 14 510 2.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 366 .................... 196 582 28.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 477 ........................ 216 310 31.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 339 ..... 38 668 5.6 (X)

ARKANSAS

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 630 .... 326 583 100.0 86.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 250 ......... 120 391 36.9 (X)

Private payors 200 ................ 45 523 13.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 4 371 1.3 (X)

All other operating receipts 88 ...... 7 121 2.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 293 .................... 95 668 29.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 277 ........................ 43 727 13.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 138 ..... 9 746 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 (V) (X)

CALIFORNIA

835 Child day care services 1 .. 616 419 270 100.0 100.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 479 ......... 96 215 23.0 (X)

Private payors 890 ................ 124 180 29.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 36 ...... 349 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 198 ...... 4 455 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 446 .................... 125 050 29.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 647 ........................ 40 620 9.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 407 ..... 28 361 6.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 40 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 6 .... 958 5 375 224 100.0 77.1

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 2 ......... 558 1 381 627 25.7 (X)

Private payors 1 ................ 733 529 342 9.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 512 ...... 43 843 .8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 197 ..... 10 684 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 830 ...... 66 325 1.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 2 .................... 899 1 361 319 25.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 4 ........................ 255 1 532 266 28.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 2 ..... 872 449 818 8.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

COLORADO

835 Child day care services 197 .. 40 429 100.0 85.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 123 ......... 6 088 15.1 (X)

Private payors 167 ................ 16 064 39.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ...... 928 2.3 (X)

All other operating receipts 114 ...... 6 616 16.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 38 .................... 8 977 22.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 114 ........................ 1 089 2.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 21 ..... 654 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 929 .... 564 869 100.0 82.9

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 367 ......... 159 386 28.2 (X)

Private payors 310 ................ 51 714 9.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 89 ...... 14 331 2.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 46 ..... 2 460 .4 (X)

All other operating receipts 165 ...... 9 232 1.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 384 .................... 90 999 16.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 550 ........................ 179 919 31.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 358 ..... 56 828 10.1 (X)

CONNECTICUT

835 Child day care services 293 .. 70 206 100.0 82.2

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 46 ......... 4 896 7.0 (X)

Private payors 204 ................ 24 290 34.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 70 .1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 10 ..... 279 .4 (X)

All other operating receipts 27 ...... 5 451 7.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 76 .................... 26 096 37.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 103 ........................ 5 800 8.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 105 ..... 3 324 4.7 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 111 1 022 780 100.0 76.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 458 ......... 296 983 29.0 (X)

Private payors 379 ................ 99 625 9.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 49 ...... 9 629 .9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 33 ..... 1 116 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 171 ...... 22 087 2.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 454 .................... 286 122 28.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 608 ........................ 225 060 22.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 439 ..... 82 158 8.0 (X)

DELAWARE

835 Child day care services 55 .. 16 320 100.0 90.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 10 ......... 2 558 15.7 (X)

Private payors 32 ................ 5 710 35.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 13 ...... 15 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 6 ...... 532 3.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 27 .................... 5 204 31.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 11 ........................ 1 459 8.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 33 ..... 842 5.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 53. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

DELAWAREmCon.

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 212 .... 128 561 100.0 100.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 68 ......... 29 976 23.3 (X)

Private payors 50 ................ 8 614 6.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 2 366 1.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 12 ..... 81 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 15 ...... 3 262 2.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 115 .................... 30 213 23.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 130 ........................ 41 404 32.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 96 ..... 12 645 9.8 (X)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

835 Child day care services 121 .. 38 397 100.0 77.9

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 44 ......... 3 602 9.4 (X)

Private payors 71 ................ 14 129 36.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 59 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 16 ...... 184 .5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 50 .................... 10 919 28.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 37 ........................ 7 425 19.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 2 069 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

FLORIDA

835 Child day care services 611 .. 179 485 100.0 82.9

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 352 ......... 60 058 33.5 (X)

Private payors 372 ................ 28 564 15.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ...... 386 .2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 6 ..... 760 .4 (X)

All other operating receipts 55 ...... 1 817 1.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 181 .................... 70 964 39.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 278 ........................ 14 090 7.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 142 ..... 2 846 1.6 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 2 .... 438 1 930 199 100.0 82.1

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 776 ......... 378 414 19.6 (X)

Private payors 793 ................ 249 159 12.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 158 ...... 26 319 1.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 93 ..... 6 423 .3 (X)

All other operating receipts 441 ...... 47 327 2.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 1 .................... 105 467 434 24.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 458 607 245 31.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 866 ..... 147 878 7.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

GEORGIA

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 080 624 142 100.0 78.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 281 ......... 75 720 12.1 (X)

Private payors 353 ................ 57 406 9.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 97 ...... 9 786 1.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 60 ..... 1 392 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 126 ...... 20 360 3.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 453 .................... 130 700 20.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 750 ........................ 281 431 45.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 536 ..... 47 347 7.6 (X)

HAWAII

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 302 .... 203 071 100.0 86.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 139 ......... 45 926 22.6 (X)

Private payors 116 ................ 19 397 9.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 2 405 1.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 28 ..... 4 088 2.0 (X)

All other operating receipts 84 ...... 7 908 3.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 151 .................... 39 703 19.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 207 ........................ 57 786 28.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 182 ..... 25 858 12.7 (X)

IDAHO

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 292 .... 92 459 100.0 90.8

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 89 ......... 26 241 28.4 (X)

Private payors 79 ................ 6 242 6.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 61 ...... 5 298 5.7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 21 ..... 471 .5 (X)

All other operating receipts 32 ...... 7 589 8.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 134 .................... 22 750 24.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 187 ........................ 19 036 20.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 93 ..... 4 832 5.2 (X)

ILLINOIS

835 Child day care services 604 .. 155 451 100.0 84.2

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 254 ......... 48 588 31.3 (X)

Private payors 488 ................ 47 233 30.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 92 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 90 ...... 3 528 2.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 139 .................... 28 422 18.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 177 ........................ 22 305 14.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 117 ..... 5 282 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 53. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

ILLINOISmCon.

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 2 .... 786 2 437 542 100.0 75.6

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 1 ......... 130 602 087 24.7 (X)

Private payors 942 ................ 169 230 6.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 215 ...... 48 444 2.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 117 ..... 5 053 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 343 ...... 53 024 2.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 1 .................... 351 624 944 25.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 783 768 307 31.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 171 166 453 6.8 (X)

INDIANA

835 Child day care services 362 .. 55 814 100.0 79.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 182 ......... 18 543 33.2 (X)

Private payors 225 ................ 19 130 34.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 59 ...... 608 1.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 46 ..... 169 .3 (X)

All other operating receipts 84 ...... 153 .3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 100 .................... 8 070 14.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 187 ........................ 7 252 13.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 100 ..... 1 889 3.4 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 358 842 400 100.0 82.1

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 416 ......... 231 618 27.5 (X)

Private payors 346 ................ 70 588 8.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 89 ...... 19 000 2.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 49 ..... 1 474 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 154 ...... 12 315 1.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 690 .................... 234 289 27.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 977 ........................ 235 724 28.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 527 ..... 37 392 4.4 (X)

IOWA

835 Child day care services 325 .. 34 108 100.0 80.4

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 77 ......... 6 851 20.1 (X)

Private payors 123 ................ 9 471 27.8 (X)

All other operating receipts 75 ...... 856 2.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 176 .................... 9 122 26.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 218 ........................ 6 543 19.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 124 ..... 1 247 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 .1 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 258 532 401 100.0 77.5

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 540 ......... 201 062 37.8 (X)

Private payors 448 ................ 43 286 8.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 86 ...... 17 339 3.3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 82 ..... 1 205 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 229 ...... 17 956 3.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 633 .................... 108 129 20.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 797 ........................ 102 400 19.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 497 ..... 41 024 7.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

KANSAS

835 Child day care services 205 .. 33 995 100.0 89.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 115 ......... 10 210 30.0 (X)

Private payors 157 ................ 9 450 27.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 70 ...... 252 .7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 36 ..... 42 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 56 ...... 542 1.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 52 .................... 10 933 32.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 86 ........................ 2 360 6.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 36 ..... 206 .6 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 930 .... 361 682 100.0 83.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 318 ......... 79 776 22.1 (X)

Private payors 337 ................ 54 325 15.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 132 ...... 27 297 7.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 45 ..... 1 191 .3 (X)

All other operating receipts 148 ...... 9 138 2.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 433 .................... 90 904 25.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 560 ........................ 73 601 20.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 507 ..... 25 450 7.0 (X)

KENTUCKY

835 Child day care services 153 .. 32 825 100.0 81.1

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 102 ......... 5 134 15.6 (X)

Private payors 115 ................ 9 375 28.6 (X)

All other operating receipts 13 ...... 1 778 5.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 42 .................... 10 293 31.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 59 ........................ 4 816 14.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 17 ..... 1 338 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 91 .3 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 803 .... 397 194 100.0 72.2

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 329 ......... 105 177 26.5 (X)

Private payors 250 ................ 19 241 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 78 ...... 11 535 2.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 27 ..... 590 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 133 ...... 5 645 1.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 418 .................... 86 064 21.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 503 ........................ 133 609 33.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 295 ..... 35 333 8.9 (X)

LOUISIANA

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 843 .... 448 583 100.0 75.4

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 375 ......... 126 045 28.1 (X)

Private payors 173 ................ 31 925 7.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 85 ...... 4 285 1.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 13 ..... 422 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 111 ...... 22 755 5.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 304 .................... 103 923 23.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 419 ........................ 112 158 25.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 326 ..... 47 070 10.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 53. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MAINE

835 Child day care services 148 .. 25 052 100.0 86.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 79 ......... 10 141 40.5 (X)

Private payors 87 ................ 4 634 18.5 (X)

All other operating receipts 86 ...... 2 892 11.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 27 .................... 6 264 25.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 35 ........................ 1 026 4.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 15 ..... 94 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 517 .... 299 666 100.0 79.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 216 ......... 99 305 33.1 (X)

Private payors 133 ................ 9 911 3.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 48 ...... 2 347 .8 (X)

All other operating receipts 71 ...... 6 895 2.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 237 .................... 112 866 37.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 259 ........................ 57 598 19.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 176 ..... 10 680 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 64 (V) (X)

MARYLAND

835 Child day care services 351 .. 61 047 100.0 66.2

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 59 ......... 3 450 5.7 (X)

Private payors 281 ................ 36 940 60.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 235 .4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 11 ..... 206 .3 (X)

All other operating receipts 25 ...... 807 1.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 55 .................... 9 569 15.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 66 ........................ 6 069 9.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 59 ..... 3 771 6.2 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 313 1 627 657 100.0 84.8

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 404 ......... 170 818 10.5 (X)

Private payors 332 ................ 57 258 3.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 68 ...... 56 833 3.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 33 ..... 1 463 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 196 ...... 16 594 1.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 659 .................... 629 750 38.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 764 ........................ 649 693 39.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 476 ..... 45 248 2.8 (X)

MASSACHUSETTS

835 Child day care services 626 .. 227 394 100.0 86.1

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 207 ......... 58 594 25.8 (X)

Private payors 460 ................ 75 044 33.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 8 ..... 670 .3 (X)

All other operating receipts 69 ...... 2 370 1.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 315 .................... 71 303 31.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 227 ........................ 14 236 6.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 141 ..... 5 142 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 35 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MASSACHUSETTSmCon.

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 2 .... 847 1 964 940 100.0 79.8

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 1 ......... 596 828 108 42.1 (X)

Private payors 1 ................ 071 134 051 6.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 210 ...... 21 045 1.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 68 ..... 2 754 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 385 ...... 28 917 1.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 945 .................... 425 970 21.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 408 405 035 20.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 119 119 060 6.1 (X)

MICHIGAN

835 Child day care services 591 .. 84 038 100.0 85.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 207 ......... 30 608 36.4 (X)

Private payors 235 ................ 21 369 25.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 55 ...... 119 .1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 75 ..... 381 .5 (X)

All other operating receipts 94 ...... 2 169 2.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 163 .................... 20 620 24.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 133 ........................ 3 515 4.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 243 ..... 5 257 6.3 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 2 .... 642 1 811 962 100.0 83.1

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 1 ......... 197 521 751 28.8 (X)

Private payors 780 ................ 186 669 10.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 74 ...... 31 634 1.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 101 ..... 3 511 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 515 ...... 107 522 5.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 839 .................... 431 896 23.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 248 486 227 26.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 755 ..... 42 752 2.4 (X)

MINNESOTA

835 Child day care services 306 .. 62 332 100.0 100.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 135 ......... 10 866 17.4 (X)

Private payors 234 ................ 34 847 55.9 (X)

All other operating receipts 90 ...... 580 .9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 142 .................... 10 362 16.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 141 ........................ 3 941 6.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 49 ..... 1 717 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 575 1 117 004 100.0 82.6

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 784 ......... 289 181 25.9 (X)

Private payors 592 ................ 141 807 12.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 216 ...... 53 384 4.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 58 ..... 7 285 .7 (X)

All other operating receipts 284 ...... 64 594 5.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 673 .................... 198 942 17.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 009 275 686 24.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 817 ..... 86 125 7.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 53. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MISSISSIPPI

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 413 .... 164 088 100.0 63.7

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 69 ......... 27 787 16.9 (X)

Private payors 44 ................ 16 726 10.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 66 ...... 10 387 6.3 (X)

All other operating receipts 63 ...... 1 067 .7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 202 .................... 51 084 31.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 179 ........................ 48 121 29.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 176 ..... 8 915 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

MISSOURI

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 512 883 466 100.0 76.7

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 516 ......... 197 193 22.3 (X)

Private payors 456 ................ 175 855 19.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 120 ...... 12 907 1.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 127 ..... 1 772 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 282 ...... 18 728 2.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 798 .................... 180 936 20.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 056 239 711 27.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 463 ..... 56 364 6.4 (X)

MONTANA

835 Child day care services 73 .. 6 857 100.0 92.8

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 53 ......... 2 679 39.1 (X)

Private payors 53 ................ 3 395 49.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 24 .4 (X)

All other operating receipts 4 ...... 15 .2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 8 .................... 116 1.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 8 ........................ 477 7.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 9 ..... 151 2.2 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 426 .... 165 412 100.0 89.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 155 ......... 49 085 29.7 (X)

Private payors 101 ................ 14 471 8.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ...... 3 464 2.1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 22 ..... 397 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 59 ...... 2 556 1.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 211 .................... 50 400 30.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 216 ........................ 37 392 22.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 151 ..... 7 647 4.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEBRASKA

835 Child day care services 113 .. 16 221 100.0 76.2

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 55 ......... 2 366 14.6 (X)

Private payors 91 ................ 8 363 51.6 (X)

All other operating receipts 23 ...... 572 3.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 35 .................... 4 322 26.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 8 ........................ 558 3.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 13 ..... 40 .3 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 509 .... 322 953 100.0 83.1

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 140 ......... 45 894 14.2 (X)

Private payors 140 ................ 40 775 12.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 76 ...... 7 819 2.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 69 ..... 1 787 .6 (X)

All other operating receipts 93 ...... 6 149 1.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 234 .................... 28 917 9.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 396 ........................ 115 575 35.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 246 ..... 76 037 23.5 (X)

NEVADA

835 Child day care services 30 .. 11 499 100.0 100.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 8 ......... 684 6.0 (X)

Private payors 23 ................ 1 912 16.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 4 ...... 81 .7 (X)

All other operating receipts 5 ...... 570 5.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 3 577 31.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 12 ........................ 3 881 33.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 6 ..... 794 6.9 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 207 .... 110 413 100.0 64.4

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 59 ......... 21 395 19.4 (X)

Private payors 68 ................ 18 607 16.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 54 ...... 2 005 1.8 (X)

All other operating receipts 49 ...... 772 .7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 86 .................... 29 691 26.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 146 ........................ 30 115 27.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 55 ..... 7 815 7.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

835 Child day care services 115 .. 18 942 100.0 82.2

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 27 ......... 3 065 16.2 (X)

Private payors 60 ................ 7 481 39.5 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 4 ..... 13 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 20 ...... 714 3.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 41 .................... 1 087 5.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 82 ........................ 4 205 22.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 70 ..... 2 374 12.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 53. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEW HAMPSHIREmCon.

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 456 .... 265 868 100.0 95.4

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 197 ......... 90 037 33.9 (X)

Private payors 154 ................ 36 579 13.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 73 ...... 4 727 1.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ..... 1 025 .4 (X)

All other operating receipts 62 ...... 3 102 1.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 207 .................... 75 006 28.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 258 ........................ 46 705 17.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 154 ..... 8 687 3.3 (X)

NEW JERSEY

835 Child day care services 478 .. 155 734 100.0 72.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 158 ......... 35 487 22.8 (X)

Private payors 247 ................ 42 659 27.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 72 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 59 ...... 1 972 1.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 202 .................... 55 062 35.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 230 ........................ 14 439 9.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 161 ..... 6 041 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 561 1 385 230 100.0 67.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 665 ......... 389 317 28.1 (X)

Private payors 483 ................ 141 664 10.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 84 ...... 10 813 .8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 29 ..... 1 702 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 156 ...... 23 302 1.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 839 .................... 397 860 28.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 010 343 271 24.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 718 ..... 77 301 5.6 (X)

NEW MEXICO

835 Child day care services 100 .. 22 936 100.0 76.1

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 80 ......... 6 115 26.7 (X)

Private payors 81 ................ 12 665 55.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 16 ...... 49 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 17 ...... 140 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 16 .................... 1 755 7.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 41 ........................ 1 547 6.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 8 ..... 638 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 .1 (X)

NEW YORK

835 Child day care services 1 .. 435 568 321 100.0 71.9

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 494 ......... 263 281 46.3 (X)

Private payors 924 ................ 120 769 21.3 (X)

All other operating receipts 182 ...... 5 463 1.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 547 .................... 133 270 23.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 471 ........................ 29 857 5.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 365 ..... 15 334 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 347 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEW YORKmCon.

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 5 .... 685 7 372 682 100.0 70.8

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 2 ......... 482 1 747 825 23.7 (X)

Private payors 1 ................ 061 352 363 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 256 ...... 90 647 1.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 157 ..... 6 901 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 493 ...... 92 346 1.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 2 .................... 992 2 051 105 27.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 3 ........................ 363 2 374 631 32.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 498 656 864 8.9 (X)

NORTH CAROLINA

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 459 822 284 100.0 81.2

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 560 ......... 172 977 21.0 (X)

Private payors 567 ................ 171 630 20.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 183 ...... 54 196 6.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 18 ..... 2 246 .3 (X)

All other operating receipts 332 ...... 21 302 2.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 577 .................... 151 835 18.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 830 ........................ 190 713 23.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 586 ..... 57 385 7.0 (X)

NORTH DAKOTA

835 Child day care services 36 .. 5 138 100.0 95.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 15 ......... 319 6.2 (X)

Private payors 27 ................ 3 004 58.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 5 ...... 3 .1 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 5 ..... 8 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 12 ...... 27 .5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 14 .................... 109 2.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 25 ........................ 160 3.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 14 ..... 1 508 29.4 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 299 .... 127 641 100.0 84.8

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 97 ......... 43 957 34.4 (X)

Private payors 66 ................ 7 627 6.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 75 ...... 4 114 3.2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 35 ..... 88 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 45 ...... 5 151 4.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 97 .................... 25 070 19.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 198 ........................ 26 863 21.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 154 ..... 14 771 11.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 53. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

OHIO

835 Child day care services 569 .. 103 498 100.0 93.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 321 ......... 34 164 33.0 (X)

Private payors 453 ................ 37 443 36.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 58 ...... 178 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 220 ...... 2 219 2.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 204 .................... 13 557 13.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 387 ........................ 13 767 13.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 166 ..... 2 129 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 41 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 2 .... 870 1 959 536 100.0 76.1

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 1 ......... 132 479 448 24.5 (X)

Private payors 880 ................ 204 545 10.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 194 ...... 37 874 1.9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 102 ..... 4 654 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 485 ...... 53 870 2.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 1 .................... 238 483 274 24.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 733 594 259 30.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 136 101 612 5.2 (X)

OKLAHOMA

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 803 .... 380 647 100.0 75.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 270 ......... 84 489 22.2 (X)

Private payors 193 ................ 19 324 5.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 78 ...... 10 517 2.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 67 ..... 4 801 1.3 (X)

All other operating receipts 95 ...... 5 785 1.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 341 .................... 75 175 19.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 516 ........................ 141 988 37.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 295 ..... 38 568 10.1 (X)

OREGON

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 044 633 663 100.0 89.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 475 ......... 146 183 23.1 (X)

Private payors 363 ................ 42 235 6.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 162 ...... 16 695 2.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 50 ..... 665 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 175 ...... 19 271 3.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 550 .................... 130 627 20.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 736 ........................ 180 573 28.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 649 ..... 97 414 15.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

PENNSYLVANIA

835 Child day care services 744 .. 170 661 100.0 71.4

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 329 ......... 50 975 29.9 (X)

Private payors 527 ................ 58 627 34.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 42 ...... 378 .2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 36 ..... 153 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 148 ...... 1 949 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 235 .................... 39 351 23.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 356 ........................ 11 345 6.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 233 ..... 7 883 4.6 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 3 .... 574 2 783 708 100.0 81.9

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 1 ......... 563 932 391 33.5 (X)

Private payors 1 ................ 209 292 685 10.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 295 ...... 24 538 .9 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 82 ..... 7 079 .3 (X)

All other operating receipts 640 ...... 49 981 1.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 1 .................... 318 590 718 21.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 834 706 665 25.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 283 179 651 6.5 (X)

RHODE ISLAND

835 Child day care services 56 .. 15 415 100.0 97.1

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 45 ......... 5 335 34.6 (X)

Private payors 43 ................ 4 156 27.0 (X)

All other operating receipts 5 ...... 209 1.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 8 .................... 3 419 22.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 14 ........................ 1 998 13.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 5 ..... 298 1.9 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 363 .... 406 533 100.0 89.1

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 173 ......... 90 176 22.2 (X)

Private payors 133 ................ 13 521 3.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 1 060 .3 (X)

All other operating receipts 45 ...... 739 .2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 155 .................... 47 506 11.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 212 ........................ 235 165 57.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 90 ..... 18 292 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 74 (V) (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 620 .... 306 338 100.0 73.2

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 145 ......... 67 923 22.2 (X)

Private payors 192 ................ 30 015 9.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ...... 2 369 .8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 22 ..... 181 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 77 ...... 15 694 5.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 257 .................... 68 178 22.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 362 ........................ 105 954 34.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 203 ..... 16 024 5.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 53. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

SOUTH DAKOTA

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 346 .... 122 578 100.0 92.4

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 141 ......... 54 835 44.7 (X)

Private payors 162 ................ 17 346 14.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 57 ...... 9 086 7.4 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 23 ..... 400 .3 (X)

All other operating receipts 61 ...... 7 237 5.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 129 .................... 11 954 9.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 182 ........................ 17 924 14.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 92 ..... 3 796 3.1 (X)

TENNESSEE

835 Child day care services 279 .. 46 743 100.0 71.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 97 ......... 10 954 23.4 (X)

Private payors 159 ................ 18 170 38.9 (X)

All other operating receipts 34 ...... 928 2.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 75 .................... 7 670 16.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 157 ........................ 6 846 14.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 59 ..... 2 149 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 .1 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 149 671 916 100.0 79.1

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 395 ......... 95 448 14.2 (X)

Private payors 297 ................ 76 291 11.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 119 ...... 11 021 1.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 84 ..... 1 159 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 231 ...... 14 191 2.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 672 .................... 157 725 23.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 746 ........................ 272 726 40.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 517 ..... 43 355 6.5 (X)

TEXAS

835 Child day care services 829 .. 239 309 100.0 99.3

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 263 ......... 57 911 24.2 (X)

Private payors 407 ................ 51 395 21.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 24 ...... 1 644 .7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 16 ..... 108 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 86 ...... 7 585 3.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 344 .................... 96 061 40.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 341 ........................ 21 524 9.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 166 ..... 3 081 1.3 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 3 .... 037 1 914 482 100.0 73.6

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 851 ......... 310 377 16.2 (X)

Private payors 723 ................ 218 367 11.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 164 ...... 12 492 .7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 208 ..... 24 891 1.3 (X)

All other operating receipts 365 ...... 58 597 3.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 1 .................... 215 408 088 21.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 972 659 538 34.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 346 222 132 11.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

VERMONT

835 Child day care services 108 .. 11 265 100.0 63.8

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 66 ......... 3 182 28.3 (X)

Private payors 84 ................ 5 858 52.0 (X)

All other operating receipts 13 ...... 78 .7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 18 .................... 975 8.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 48 ........................ 1 137 10.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 24 ..... 35 .3 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 311 .... 121 101 100.0 78.2

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 107 ......... 29 364 24.3 (X)

Private payors 114 ................ 19 074 15.8 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 11 ..... 223 .2 (X)

All other operating receipts 43 ...... 1 320 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 116 .................... 37 424 30.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 190 ........................ 24 843 20.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 204 ..... 8 846 7.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

VIRGINIA

835 Child day care services 367 .. 62 884 100.0 64.9

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 123 ......... 12 318 19.6 (X)

Private payors 194 ................ 23 663 37.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 157 .3 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 18 ..... 36 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 37 ...... 1 694 2.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 73 .................... 5 648 9.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 126 ........................ 5 688 9.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 170 ..... 13 680 21.8 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 216 1 130 860 100.0 76.4

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 292 ......... 109 603 9.7 (X)

Private payors 297 ................ 128 256 11.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 135 ...... 22 123 2.0 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 86 ..... 867 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 259 ...... 37 208 3.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 595 .................... 195 840 17.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 815 ........................ 425 805 37.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 452 ..... 211 158 18.7 (X)

WASHINGTON

835 Child day care services 562 .. 66 609 100.0 74.0

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 140 ......... 6 755 10.1 (X)

Private payors 274 ................ 24 648 37.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 9 ...... 76 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 148 ...... 2 740 4.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 178 .................... 20 530 30.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 367 ........................ 8 349 12.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 225 ..... 3 488 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 53. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

WASHINGTONmCon.

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 489 1 001 829 100.0 83.9

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 597 ......... 226 732 22.6 (X)

Private payors 695 ................ 152 499 15.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 136 ...... 35 690 3.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 22 ..... 1 107 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 241 ...... 21 657 2.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 536 .................... 232 537 23.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 899 ........................ 286 120 28.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 477 ..... 45 487 4.5 (X)

WEST VIRGINIA

835 Child day care services 97 .. 20 255 100.0 81.4

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 45 ......... 9 037 44.6 (X)

Private payors 73 ................ 4 491 22.2 (X)

All other operating receipts 14 ...... 118 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 34 .................... 5 542 27.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 52 ........................ 844 4.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 22 ..... 206 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 .1 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 512 .... 237 094 100.0 74.7

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 178 ......... 82 058 34.6 (X)

Private payors 97 ................ 8 947 3.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 2 648 1.1 (X)

All other operating receipts 47 ...... 3 007 1.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 250 .................... 85 698 36.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 292 ........................ 30 736 13.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 168 ..... 23 948 10.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

WISCONSIN

835 Child day care services 475 .. 73 695 100.0 78.4

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 188 ......... 14 475 19.6 (X)

Private payors 388 ................ 36 836 50.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 34 ...... 176 .2 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 28 ..... 61 .1 (X)

All other operating receipts 196 ...... 2 418 3.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 105 .................... 8 542 11.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 182 ........................ 6 623 9.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 117 ..... 4 564 6.2 (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 1 .... 648 986 478 100.0 81.9

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 595 ......... 257 705 26.1 (X)

Private payors 430 ................ 124 113 12.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 156 ...... 45 752 4.6 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 144 ..... 4 966 .5 (X)

All other operating receipts 190 ...... 30 217 3.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 651 .................... 167 526 17.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 984 ........................ 273 220 27.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 612 ..... 82 979 8.4 (X)

WYOMING

835 Child day care services 63 .. 9 052 100.0 82.5

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 45 ......... 3 356 37.1 (X)

Private payors 51 ................ 2 668 29.5 (X)

All other operating receipts 15 ...... 84 .9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 15 .................... 1 923 21.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 26 ........................ 962 10.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 ..... 57 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

832, 3,

6, 9

Other social services 211 .... 81 620 100.0 83.9

Payments for social, personal,

and rehabilitation services

provided to individuals and

families from:

Governmental payors 82 ......... 29 132 35.7 (X)

Private payors 73 ................ 10 909 13.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 571 .7 (X)

Sales of food and beverages 13 ..... 290 .4 (X)

All other operating receipts 30 ...... 1 973 2.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 110 .................... 22 539 27.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 131 ........................ 11 295 13.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 75 ..... 4 911 6.0 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 54. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

841 Museums and art

galleries 356 ................ 134 612 100.0 64.3

Admissions 317 ..................... 88 554 65.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 12 ...... 521 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 222 ........... 19 959 14.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 27 .................... 4 637 3.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 4 ..... 794 .6 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 119 .......................... 20 147 15.0 (X)

842 Arboreta and botanical or

zoological gardens 119 ..... 57 085 100.0 84.2

Admissions 114 ..................... 38 937 68.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 12 ...... 557 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 97 ........... 8 896 15.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 83 .................... 3 940 6.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages 6 ..... 88 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 36 .......................... 4 667 8.2 (X)

ARIZONA

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 10 ..... 2 935 100.0 76.0

Admissions 10 ..................... 1 865 63.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 650 22.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 420 14.3 (X)

CALIFORNIA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 53 ..... 18 721 100.0 70.4

Admissions 41 ..................... 15 052 80.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ........... 859 4.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 99 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 30 .......................... 2 661 14.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 50 .3 (X)

COLORADO

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 13 ..... 2 199 100.0 74.2

Admissions 12 ..................... 1 502 68.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 619 28.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 31 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 47 2.1 (X)

FLORIDA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 45 ..... 35 659 100.0 76.0

Admissions 45 ..................... 28 222 79.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ........... 3 014 8.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 1 284 3.6 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 20 .......................... 2 779 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 360 1.0 (X)

LOUISIANA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 10 ..... 2 001 100.0 84.0

Admissions 8 ..................... 1 334 66.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 486 24.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 181 9.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MISSOURI

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 14 ..... 3 493 100.0 79.7

Admissions 14 ..................... 2 560 73.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 664 19.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 177 5.1 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 7 .......................... 86 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 .2 (X)

OREGON

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 10 ..... 3 340 100.0 84.7

Admissions 10 ..................... 2 902 86.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 362 10.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 76 2.3 (X)

PENNSYLVANIA

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 23 ..... 4 991 100.0 67.1

Admissions 20 ..................... 3 556 71.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 811 16.3 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 5 .......................... 547 11.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 77 1.5 (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 14 ..... 7 255 100.0 87.1

Admissions 14 ..................... 5 445 75.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 962 13.3 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 5 .......................... 205 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 643 8.9 (X)

SOUTH DAKOTA

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 9 ..... 3 405 100.0 77.5

Admissions 9 ..................... 2 093 61.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 1 111 32.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 150 4.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 1.5 (X)

TENNESSEE

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 13 ..... 5 646 100.0 90.0

Admissions 13 ..................... 3 263 57.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 1 929 34.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 454 8.0 (X)

VIRGINIA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 16 ..... 4 645 100.0 80.0

Admissions 16 ..................... 2 772 59.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 6 ...... 86 1.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 824 17.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 109 2.4 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 9 .......................... 832 17.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 54. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WISCONSIN

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 16 ..... 3 007 100.0 88.1

Admissions 16 ..................... 1 850 61.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 771 25.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WISCONSINmCon.

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardensm

Con.

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 40 1.3 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 7 .......................... 334 11.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 .4 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 55. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

UNITED STATES

841 Museums and art galleries 2 ................ 749 2 602 725 100.0 87.5

Admissions 1 ..................... 854 328 418 12.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 2 ...... 183 165 350 6.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 2 ...... 136 285 531 11.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 445 .................... 46 228 1.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 73 ...... 4 180 .2 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 1 .......................... 636 227 468 8.7 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 2 ....... 401 1 045 272 40.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 956 500 278 19.2 (X)

842 Arboreta and botanical or zoological gardens 329 ..... 595 818 100.0 88.0

Admissions 188 ..................... 134 537 22.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 231 ...... 43 717 7.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 233 ...... 48 477 8.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 100 .................... 34 169 5.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 669 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 177 .......................... 37 563 6.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 292 ....... 230 997 38.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 232 ..... 65 689 11.0 (X)

ALABAMA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 30 ..... 10 247 100.0 70.9

Admissions 13 ..................... 757 7.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 19 ...... 1 752 17.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 23 ...... 821 8.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 253 2.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 15 .......................... 949 9.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 25 ....... 3 744 36.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 23 ..... 1 970 19.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

ALASKA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 11 ..... 3 613 100.0 73.4

Admissions 11 ..................... 1 248 34.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 8 ...... 174 4.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 11 ...... 220 6.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 86 2.4 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 5 .......................... 97 2.7 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 9 ....... 1 414 39.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 8 ..... 374 10.4 (X)

ARIZONA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 41 ..... 36 046 100.0 100.0

Admissions 19 ..................... 8 652 24.0 (X)

Membership dues and fees 36 ...... 3 644 10.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 34 ...... 8 768 24.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 1 564 4.3 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 19 .......................... 2 193 6.1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 37 ....... 7 854 21.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 31 ..... 3 328 9.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

ARKANSAS

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 21 ..... 2 633 100.0 68.5

Admissions 10 ..................... 329 12.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 19 ...... 204 7.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 20 ...... 337 12.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 35 1.3 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 7 .......................... 87 3.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 21 ....... 1 356 51.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 285 10.8 (X)

CALIFORNIA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 266 ..... 320 905 100.0 80.3

Admissions 152 ..................... 64 766 20.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 224 ...... 23 157 7.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 206 ...... 30 235 9.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 42 .................... 8 860 2.8 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 157 .......................... 35 590 11.1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 225 ....... 110 617 34.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 179 ..... 47 658 14.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 (V) (X)

COLORADO

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 68 ..... 32 196 100.0 95.9

Admissions 49 ..................... 3 356 10.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 53 ...... 1 880 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 57 ...... 3 509 10.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 133 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 6 ...... 108 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 46 .......................... 3 412 10.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 55 ....... 14 777 45.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 42 ..... 5 021 15.6 (X)

CONNECTICUT

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 75 ..... 51 678 100.0 74.9

Admissions 42 ..................... 9 106 17.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 65 ...... 4 437 8.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 50 ...... 2 455 4.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 1 912 3.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 48 .......................... 4 887 9.5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 71 ....... 21 734 42.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 64 ..... 6 900 13.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 247 .5 (X)

DELAWARE

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 18 ..... 40 603 100.0 99.4

Admissions 16 ..................... 2 004 4.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 11 ...... 968 2.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 14 ...... 16 619 40.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 12 .......................... 1 472 3.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 14 ....... 9 196 22.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 13 ..... 10 242 25.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 102 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 55. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

FLORIDA

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 120 ..... 86 859 100.0 100.0

Admissions 73 ..................... 14 684 16.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 98 ...... 8 106 9.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 95 ...... 8 640 10.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 16 .................... 1 323 1.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 65 .......................... 7 272 8.4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 109 ....... 34 563 39.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 77 ..... 12 259 14.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

GEORGIA

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 56 ..... 52 900 100.0 89.0

Admissions 46 ..................... 8 808 16.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 44 ...... 3 775 7.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 49 ...... 2 799 5.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 14 .................... 2 829 5.4 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 40 .......................... 3 305 6.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 49 ....... 25 841 48.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 37 ..... 5 526 10.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 (V) (X)

ILLINOIS

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 94 ..... 307 601 100.0 96.4

Admissions 66 ..................... 31 888 10.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 82 ...... 11 359 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 61 ...... 23 940 7.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 21 .................... 14 761 4.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 1 714 .6 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 53 .......................... 34 976 11.4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 81 ....... 128 501 41.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 65 ..... 60 462 19.7 (X)

INDIANA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 65 ..... 51 550 100.0 94.1

Admissions 48 ..................... 6 761 13.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 50 ...... 3 053 5.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 49 ...... 3 113 6.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 774 1.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 39 .......................... 1 254 2.4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 55 ....... 17 323 33.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 38 ..... 19 192 37.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 80 .2 (X)

IOWA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 44 ..... 12 257 100.0 86.2

Admissions 37 ..................... 2 053 16.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 40 ...... 1 188 9.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 30 ...... 1 270 10.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 589 4.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 46 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 27 .......................... 897 7.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 38 ....... 4 284 35.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 32 ..... 1 930 15.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

KANSAS

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 59 ..... 12 153 100.0 82.5

Admissions 34 ..................... 2 074 17.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 48 ...... 1 196 9.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 47 ...... 1 511 12.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 583 4.8 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 27 .......................... 858 7.1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 54 ....... 4 884 40.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 40 ..... 1 047 8.6 (X)

KENTUCKY

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 34 ..... 23 725 100.0 97.2

Admissions 24 ..................... 3 530 14.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 27 ...... 942 4.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 26 ...... 3 407 14.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 2 177 9.2 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 23 .......................... 1 948 8.2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 31 ....... 7 800 32.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 28 ..... 3 921 16.5 (X)

LOUISIANA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 41 ..... 21 270 100.0 93.5

Admissions 25 ..................... 2 484 11.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 26 ...... 1 242 5.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ...... 1 454 6.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 260 1.2 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 16 .......................... 761 3.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 32 ....... 6 934 32.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 28 ..... 8 084 38.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 .2 (X)

MAINE

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 51 ..... 9 915 100.0 83.2

Admissions 43 ..................... 1 312 13.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 40 ...... 990 10.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 42 ...... 1 423 14.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 35 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 27 .......................... 754 7.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 42 ....... 4 104 41.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 40 ..... 1 297 13.1 (X)

MASSACHUSETTS

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 151 ..... 130 308 100.0 88.6

Admissions 129 ..................... 34 144 26.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 129 ...... 8 635 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 138 ...... 18 003 13.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 22 .................... 5 530 4.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 485 .4 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 113 .......................... 10 175 7.8 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 136 ....... 25 830 19.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 127 ..... 27 506 21.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 55. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MICHIGAN

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 67 ..... 83 104 100.0 93.2

Admissions 45 ..................... 8 724 10.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 51 ...... 5 502 6.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 57 ...... 6 098 7.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 6 405 7.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 61 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 48 .......................... 3 647 4.4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 62 ....... 27 647 33.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 55 ..... 25 020 30.1 (X)

MINNESOTA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 79 ..... 89 381 100.0 96.0

Admissions 49 ..................... 5 055 5.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 50 ...... 2 600 2.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 52 ...... 3 991 4.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 75 .1 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 44 .......................... 7 229 8.1 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 73 ....... 54 107 60.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 55 ..... 16 179 18.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 145 .2 (X)

MISSISSIPPI

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 14 ..... 4 131 100.0 94.8

Admissions 4 ..................... 622 15.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 6 ...... 117 2.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 357 8.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 11 ....... 1 274 30.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 10 ..... 1 512 36.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 249 6.0 (X)

MISSOURI

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 50 ..... 45 939 100.0 60.1

Admissions 29 ..................... 6 348 13.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 34 ...... 3 916 8.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 42 ...... 2 816 6.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 1 832 4.0 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 26 .......................... 1 484 3.2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 45 ....... 22 701 49.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 36 ..... 6 689 14.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 153 .3 (X)

MONTANA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 23 ..... 4 958 100.0 91.8

Admissions 8 ..................... 655 13.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 16 ...... 207 4.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ...... 1 728 34.9 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 17 .......................... 263 5.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 16 ....... 1 741 35.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 12 ..... 337 6.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 .5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEBRASKA

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 22 ..... 16 103 100.0 95.7

Admissions 18 ..................... 4 057 25.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 17 ...... 1 678 10.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 18 ...... 1 170 7.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 1 181 7.3 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 13 .......................... 780 4.8 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 19 ....... 5 479 34.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 17 ..... 1 660 10.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 98 .6 (X)

NEVADA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 9 ..... 4 209 100.0 91.4

Admissions 5 ..................... 900 21.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 7 ...... 141 3.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 383 9.1 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 4 .......................... 254 6.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 9 ....... 1 686 40.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 370 8.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 475 11.3 (X)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 34 ..... 6 795 100.0 75.7

Admissions 26 ..................... 917 13.5 (X)

Membership dues and fees 29 ...... 785 11.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 28 ...... 679 10.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 7 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 26 .......................... 1 022 15.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 26 ....... 1 900 28.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 27 ..... 1 485 21.9 (X)

NEW YORK

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 317 ..... 616 743 100.0 88.6

Admissions 224 ..................... 57 023 9.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 247 ...... 43 366 7.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 224 ...... 68 838 11.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 48 .................... 9 374 1.5 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 181 .......................... 61 224 9.9 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 282 ....... 283 061 45.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 231 ..... 92 924 15.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 933 .2 (X)

NORTH CAROLINA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 73 ..... 35 289 100.0 91.8

Admissions 41 ..................... 7 251 20.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 59 ...... 2 921 8.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 55 ...... 3 786 10.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 354 1.0 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 45 .......................... 1 961 5.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 62 ....... 15 867 45.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 46 ..... 3 143 8.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 55. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NORTH DAKOTA

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 22 ..... 4 778 100.0 100.0

Admissions 8 ..................... 250 5.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 18 ...... 52 1.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 19 ...... 140 2.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 12 .3 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 17 .......................... 115 2.4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 20 ....... 3 833 80.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 18 ..... 376 7.9 (X)

OHIO

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 151 ..... 165 719 100.0 84.3

Admissions 101 ..................... 15 955 9.6 (X)

Membership dues and fees 101 ...... 12 097 7.3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 113 ...... 11 299 6.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 26 .................... 1 850 1.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 81 .......................... 13 978 8.4 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 141 ....... 72 956 44.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 86 ..... 37 481 22.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 103 .1 (X)

OKLAHOMA

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 26 ..... 17 206 100.0 96.5

Admissions 10 ..................... 2 390 13.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 19 ...... 1 048 6.1 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 2 386 13.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 625 3.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 14 .......................... 2 575 15.0 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 21 ....... 7 171 41.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 23 ..... 1 011 5.9 (X)

OREGON

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 50 ..... 45 005 100.0 92.8

Admissions 32 ..................... 11 145 24.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 46 ...... 2 256 5.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 43 ...... 3 280 7.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 361 .8 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 34 .......................... 8 041 17.9 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 40 ....... 16 886 37.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 28 ..... 3 029 6.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

PENNSYLVANIA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 126 ..... 192 891 100.0 87.1

Admissions 85 ..................... 26 371 13.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 108 ...... 9 348 4.9 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 92 ...... 15 545 8.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 30 .................... 1 493 .8 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 77 .......................... 10 238 5.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 108 ....... 86 513 44.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 93 ..... 43 340 22.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

RHODE ISLAND

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 26 ..... 10 994 100.0 91.7

Admissions 23 ..................... 5 043 45.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 17 ...... 410 3.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 25 ...... 1 222 11.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 49 .5 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 15 .......................... 609 5.5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 17 ....... 2 599 23.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 19 ..... 1 060 9.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 27 ..... 9 622 100.0 90.0

Admissions 18 ..................... 2 802 29.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 20 ...... 739 7.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 22 ...... 1 030 10.7 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 11 .......................... 510 5.3 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 23 ....... 3 393 35.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 983 10.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 165 1.7 (X)

SOUTH DAKOTA

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 28 ..... 4 866 100.0 69.2

Admissions 20 ..................... 1 747 35.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 19 ...... 173 3.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 27 ...... 651 13.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 70 1.4 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 16 .......................... 381 7.8 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 23 ....... 1 498 30.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 13 ..... 345 7.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

TENNESSEE

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 52 ..... 49 248 100.0 92.9

Admissions 44 ..................... 16 302 33.1 (X)

Membership dues and fees 47 ...... 4 213 8.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 44 ...... 7 533 15.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 793 1.6 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 32 .......................... 3 688 7.5 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 46 ....... 13 357 27.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 39 ..... 3 317 6.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 45 .1 (X)

TEXAS

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 190 ..... 139 237 100.0 90.9

Admissions 111 ..................... 19 303 13.9 (X)

Membership dues and fees 131 ...... 13 595 9.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 137 ...... 14 230 10.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 31 .................... 2 859 2.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 102 .......................... 9 391 6.7 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 166 ....... 52 029 37.4 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 141 ..... 27 654 19.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 176 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 55. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

VERMONT

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 18 ..... 8 716 100.0 98.4

Admissions 15 ..................... 2 242 25.7 (X)

Membership dues and fees 18 ...... 563 6.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 17 ...... 1 492 17.1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 12 .......................... 934 10.7 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 16 ....... 2 058 23.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 16 ..... 1 021 11.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 406 4.7 (X)

VIRGINIA

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and

zoological gardens 73 ..... 117 992 100.0 97.7

Admissions 51 ..................... 31 170 26.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 49 ...... 1 874 1.6 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 57 ...... 12 799 10.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 151 .1 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 39 .......................... 3 356 2.8 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 61 ....... 27 326 23.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 51 ..... 41 308 35.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

WASHINGTON

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 57 ..... 36 282 100.0 93.2

Admissions 37 ..................... 6 250 17.2 (X)

Membership dues and fees 43 ...... 4 613 12.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 40 ...... 4 646 12.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 635 1.8 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 35 .......................... 2 991 8.2 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 55 ....... 10 453 28.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 41 ..... 6 693 18.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

WEST VIRGINIA

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 9 ..... 3 622 100.0 74.1

Admissions 8 ..................... 231 6.4 (X)

Membership dues and fees 9 ...... 342 9.4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 8 ...... 255 7.0 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 8 .......................... 383 10.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 9 ....... 1 698 46.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 692 19.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 .6 (X)

WISCONSIN

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 67 ..... 42 957 100.0 84.3

Admissions 43 ..................... 4 196 9.8 (X)

Membership dues and fees 52 ...... 3 502 8.2 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 46 ...... 4 596 10.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 11 .................... 547 1.3 (X)

All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 44 .......................... 3 268 7.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 62 ....... 22 194 51.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 47 ..... 4 635 10.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 (V) (X)

WYOMING

84 Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and

zoological gardens 11 ..... 6 769 100.0 98.5

Admissions 10 ..................... 1 643 24.3 (X)

Membership dues and fees 10 ...... 303 4.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise 7 ...... 1 982 29.3 (X) All other amounts received from

patrons, customers, and contract

fees 7 .......................... 517 7.6 (X)

Gifts, grants, contributions 10 ....... 1 270 18.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 7 ..... 929 13.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 125 1.9 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

UNITED STATES

861 Business associations 14 ... 337 11 067 869 100.0 81.3

Membership dues and fees 13 ...... 252 5 447 770 49.2 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 8 .............. 190 1 711 495 15.5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 5 ........ 536 502 821 4.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 4 ............. 593 318 683 2.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 1 .................... 460 43 824 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 299 ...... 5 980 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 2 ........... 530 193 231 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ... 759 1 306 563 11.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 1 .................... 929 341 547 3.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 2 ........................ 539 603 778 5.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 6 ..... 779 592 177 5.4 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 41 ............ 789 13 176 090 100.0 71.2

Membership dues and fees 31 ...... 573 4 102 742 31.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 4 .............. 373 305 680 2.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 2 ........ 498 95 670 .7 (X)

Sales of advertising 2 ............. 550 100 778 .8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 131 1 063 154 8.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 100 1 102 516 8.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 797 681 775 5.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ... 794 1 678 846 12.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 105 504 310 3.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 18 ........................ 307 2 208 028 16.8 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 21 ..... 281 1 332 591 10.1 (X)

862 Professional membership

organizations 5 ........... 664 5 744 158 100.0 76.3

Membership dues and fees 5 ...... 350 2 268 957 39.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 3 .............. 774 1 098 200 19.1 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 2 ........ 916 627 062 10.9 (X)

Sales of advertising 2 ............. 346 265 716 4.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 266 .................... 22 995 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 67 ...... 5 470 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 970 ........... 52 660 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 3 ... 350 644 946 11.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 501 .................... 239 112 4.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 019 219 668 3.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 3 ..... 464 299 372 5.2 (X)

869 Membership

organizations, n.e.c. 10 ..... 596 6 267 795 100.0 75.6

Membership dues and fees 8 ...... 181 2 829 578 45.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 1 .............. 957 299 418 4.8 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 1 ........ 490 115 950 1.9 (X)

Sales of advertising 1 ............. 128 76 414 1.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 464 .................... 33 840 .5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 104 ...... 8 212 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 2 ........... 803 145 568 2.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 643 1 100 016 17.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 1 .................... 643 189 979 3.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 4 ........................ 137 914 253 14.6 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 5 ..... 175 554 567 8.9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

ALABAMA

861 Business associations 201 ... 75 428 100.0 98.4

Membership dues and fees 198 ...... 32 247 42.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 107 .............. 7 784 10.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 43 ........ 1 120 1.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 58 ............. 3 810 5.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 13 .................... 150 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ........... 3 704 4.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 99 ... 12 478 16.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 58 .................... 7 137 9.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 14 ........................ 706 .9 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 95 ..... 6 288 8.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

ALASKA

861 Business associations 70 ... 32 479 100.0 74.2

Membership dues and fees 68 ...... 13 892 42.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 28 .............. 3 005 9.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 17 ........ 273 .8 (X)

Sales of advertising 12 ............. 768 2.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 431 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 3 253 10.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 4 012 12.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 23 .................... 4 217 13.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 23 ........................ 449 1.4 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 42 ..... 2 179 6.7 (X)

ARIZONA

861 Business associations 177 ... 63 678 100.0 91.9

Membership dues and fees 172 ...... 27 405 43.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 133 .............. 13 075 20.5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 76 ........ 2 275 3.6 (X)

Sales of advertising 75 ............. 1 402 2.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 29 .................... 338 .5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 98 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 477 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 130 ... 13 869 21.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 24 .................... 3 111 4.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 27 ........................ 472 .7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 79 ..... 1 156 1.8 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 187 ........... 136 970 100.0 89.3

Membership dues and fees 140 ...... 41 139 30.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 67 .............. 13 281 9.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 70 ........ 2 716 2.0 (X)

Sales of advertising 74 ............. 1 677 1.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 25 .................... 923 .7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 13 ...... 797 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 40 ........... 3 236 2.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 127 ... 21 883 16.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 9 .................... 819 .6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 74 ........................ 32 322 23.6 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 98 ..... 18 177 13.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

ARKANSAS

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 191 ........... 43 448 100.0 89.4

Membership dues and fees 181 ...... 12 817 29.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 28 .............. 2 083 4.8 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 7 ........ 497 1.1 (X)

Sales of advertising 9 ............. 318 .7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 885 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 ........... 2 207 5.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 132 ... 4 038 9.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 14 .................... 2 094 4.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 55 ........................ 8 026 18.5 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 88 ..... 10 483 24.1 (X)

CALIFORNIA

861 Business associations 1 ... 353 888 967 100.0 100.0

Membership dues and fees 1 ...... 313 351 651 39.6 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 862 .............. 252 892 28.5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 660 ........ 49 416 5.6 (X)

Sales of advertising 434 ............. 14 529 1.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 82 .................... 4 807 .5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 44 ...... 1 671 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 315 ........... 10 385 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 542 ... 109 261 12.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 152 .................... 21 145 2.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 163 ........................ 38 476 4.3 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 773 ..... 34 734 3.9 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 3 ............ 796 1 280 348 100.0 70.4

Membership dues and fees 3 ...... 049 527 149 41.2 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 604 .............. 69 717 5.5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 332 ........ 18 819 1.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 300 ............. 6 644 .5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 636 .................... 80 032 6.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 551 ...... 32 450 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 908 ........... 36 278 2.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 886 140 008 10.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 948 .................... 85 644 6.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 645 187 148 14.6 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 1 ..... 796 96 459 7.5 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 1 ........... 545 1 184 182 100.0 73.0

Membership dues and fees 1 ...... 292 671 526 56.7 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 548 .............. 83 776 7.1 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 494 ........ 24 089 2.0 (X)

Sales of advertising 334 ............. 32 906 2.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 25 .................... 4 737 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 9 ...... 1 617 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 193 ........... 5 208 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 622 ... 190 486 16.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 120 .................... 25 224 2.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 375 ........................ 84 455 7.1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 567 ..... 60 158 5.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

COLORADO

861 Business associations 285 ... 228 251 100.0 70.2

Membership dues and fees 263 ...... 95 039 41.6 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 210 .............. 32 059 14.1 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 182 ........ 7 381 3.2 (X)

Sales of advertising 102 ............. 8 324 3.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 92 .................... 2 891 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 73 ........... 13 815 6.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 206 ... 38 853 17.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 22 .................... 15 130 6.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 33 ........................ 6 330 2.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 60 ..... 8 428 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 638 ............ 182 343 100.0 88.2

Membership dues and fees 511 ...... 51 010 28.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 66 .............. 1 282 .7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 37 ........ 176 .1 (X)

Sales of advertising 41 ............. 302 .2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 134 .................... 6 350 3.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 313 ...... 18 578 10.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 184 ........... 3 661 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 371 ... 66 465 36.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 89 .................... 3 957 2.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 231 ........................ 21 640 11.9 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 285 ..... 8 922 4.9 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 329 ........... 423 578 100.0 95.0

Membership dues and fees 307 ...... 96 715 22.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 164 .............. 40 872 9.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 126 ........ 15 810 3.7 (X)

Sales of advertising 162 ............. 6 872 1.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 29 .................... 1 174 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 63 ........... 10 037 2.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 225 ... 34 691 8.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 21 .................... 12 763 3.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 102 ........................ 98 187 23.2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 140 ..... 106 224 25.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 233 .1 (X)

CONNECTICUT

861 Business associations 149 ... 99 507 100.0 93.0

Membership dues and fees 141 ...... 58 823 59.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 75 .............. 13 385 13.5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 51 ........ 12 033 12.1 (X)

Sales of advertising 47 ............. 3 348 3.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 129 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 60 ... 9 241 9.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 8 .................... 674 .7 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 47 ..... 1 396 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 478 .5 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 697 ............ 289 086 100.0 87.9

Membership dues and fees 626 ...... 173 712 60.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 57 .............. 1 981 .7 (X)

Sales of advertising 19 ............. 382 .1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 281 .................... 9 044 3.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 288 ...... 42 269 14.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 122 ........... 4 416 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 430 ... 18 521 6.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 120 .................... 6 238 2.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

CONNECTICUTmCon.

864 Civic, social, and fraternal associationsmCon.

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 262 ........................ 24 841 8.6 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 268 ..... 7 609 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 244 ........... 131 173 100.0 68.9

Membership dues and fees 156 ...... 45 992 35.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 51 .............. 6 100 4.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 58 ........ 15 861 12.1 (X)

Sales of advertising 23 ............. 1 113 .9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 679 .5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 254 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 55 ........... 6 635 5.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 126 ... 18 049 13.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 15 .................... 3 318 2.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 90 ........................ 26 236 20.0 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 139 ..... 6 936 5.3 (X)

DELAWARE

861 Business associations 39 ... 21 359 100.0 96.0

Membership dues and fees 37 ...... 9 967 46.7 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 21 .............. 4 119 19.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 13 ........ 748 3.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 18 ............. 639 3.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 84 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ... 3 627 17.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 5 ........................ 1 865 8.7 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 12 ..... 307 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 38 ........... 22 642 100.0 66.5

Membership dues and fees 26 ...... 10 644 47.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 5 .............. 2 347 10.4 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 5 ........ 1 095 4.8 (X)

Sales of advertising 5 ............. 689 3.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ... 1 656 7.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 1 822 8.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 17 ........................ 941 4.2 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 30 ..... 3 448 15.2 (X)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

861 Business associations 493 ... 1 968 010 100.0 83.8

Membership dues and fees 471 ...... 1 167 372 59.3 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 355 .............. 291 106 14.8 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 319 ........ 98 202 5.0 (X)

Sales of advertising 123 ............. 35 494 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 36 ........... 5 088 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 268 ... 147 610 7.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 42 .................... 37 118 1.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 63 ........................ 94 755 4.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 303 ..... 91 130 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 135 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAm

Con.

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 231 ............ 523 428 100.0 87.0

Membership dues and fees 151 ...... 202 665 38.7 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 47 .............. 12 949 2.5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 38 ........ 722 .1 (X)

Sales of advertising 42 ............. 46 429 8.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 47 .................... 11 557 2.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 38 ...... 2 573 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 71 ........... 2 439 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 85 ... 108 724 20.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 28 .................... 1 015 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 132 ........................ 44 463 8.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 132 ..... 89 892 17.2 (X)

FLORIDA

861 Business associations 661 ... 334 047 100.0 77.4

Membership dues and fees 632 ...... 181 449 54.3 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 420 .............. 27 741 8.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 178 ........ 6 025 1.8 (X)

Sales of advertising 322 ............. 9 304 2.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 241 .................... 1 102 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 173 ........... 5 403 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 303 ... 44 362 13.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 187 .................... 20 060 6.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 126 ........................ 23 038 6.9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 372 ..... 15 507 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 56 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 624 ........... 543 576 100.0 100.0

Membership dues and fees 497 ...... 281 449 51.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 192 .............. 66 327 12.2 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 156 ........ 16 504 3.0 (X)

Sales of advertising 156 ............. 31 443 5.8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 30 .................... 4 288 .8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 20 ...... 847 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 176 ........... 7 551 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 348 ... 84 965 15.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 144 .................... 8 454 1.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 141 ........................ 18 102 3.3 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 325 ..... 23 646 4.4 (X)

GEORGIA

861 Business associations 346 ... 238 126 100.0 73.0

Membership dues and fees 340 ...... 119 333 50.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 184 .............. 30 121 12.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 155 ........ 16 543 7.0 (X)

Sales of advertising 128 ............. 6 329 2.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 387 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 115 ........... 20 991 8.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 154 ... 21 318 9.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 81 .................... 15 395 6.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 154 ........................ 2 598 1.1 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 206 ..... 5 083 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 28 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

GEORGIAmCon.

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 694 ............ 204 659 100.0 70.0

Membership dues and fees 591 ...... 78 470 38.3 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 59 .............. 3 656 1.8 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 28 ........ 1 557 .8 (X)

Sales of advertising 24 ............. 1 798 .9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 429 .................... 26 556 13.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 415 ...... 15 084 7.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 144 ........... 9 553 4.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 281 ... 17 171 8.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 88 .................... 4 817 2.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 210 ........................ 34 652 16.9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 208 ..... 11 345 5.5 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 405 ........... 210 503 100.0 77.8

Membership dues and fees 336 ...... 97 359 46.3 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 73 .............. 23 499 11.2 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 67 ........ 7 933 3.8 (X)

Sales of advertising 71 ............. 6 501 3.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 136 ........... 3 007 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 153 ... 32 316 15.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 34 .................... 14 032 6.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 96 ........................ 15 013 7.1 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 295 ..... 10 758 5.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 85 (V) (X)

HAWAII

861 Business associations 72 ... 43 386 100.0 87.8

Membership dues and fees 70 ...... 14 726 33.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 37 .............. 2 247 5.2 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 16 ........ 521 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 39 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ... 2 351 5.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 21 .................... 22 294 51.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 7 ........................ 399 .9 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 41 ..... 809 1.9 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 77 ........... 39 980 100.0 97.5

Membership dues and fees 28 ...... 7 573 18.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 18 .............. 1 652 4.1 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 9 ........ 3 752 9.4 (X)

Sales of advertising 8 ............. 183 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 498 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ... 619 1.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 19 .................... 5 108 12.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 58 ........................ 17 393 43.5 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 57 ..... 3 180 8.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 .1 (X)

IDAHO

861 Business associations 84 ... 19 665 100.0 73.2

Membership dues and fees 84 ...... 13 818 70.3 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 64 .............. 2 211 11.2 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 42 ........ 134 .7 (X)

Sales of advertising 27 ............. 427 2.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 101 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 43 ........... 351 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 45 ... 1 861 9.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 10 .................... 281 1.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

IDAHOmCon.

861 Business associationsm Con.

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 20 ........................ 131 .7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 33 ..... 350 1.8 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 187 ............ 34 262 100.0 77.9

Membership dues and fees 176 ...... 10 361 30.2 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 8 .............. 1 769 5.2 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 12 ........ 286 .8 (X)

Sales of advertising 18 ............. 851 2.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 92 .................... 2 402 7.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 90 ...... 2 672 7.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 54 ........... 621 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 85 ... 3 456 10.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 10 .................... 1 835 5.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 61 ........................ 3 992 11.7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 73 ..... 6 017 17.6 (X)

ILLINOIS

861 Business associations 700 ... 1 212 376 100.0 81.7

Membership dues and fees 636 ...... 564 738 46.6 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 571 .............. 167 273 13.8 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 271 ........ 108 543 9.0 (X)

Sales of advertising 110 ............. 95 198 7.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 103 .................... 696 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 35 ........... 4 607 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 558 ... 72 747 6.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 20 .................... 12 218 1.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 48 ........................ 38 616 3.2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 180 ..... 147 661 12.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 79 (V) (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 1 ............ 795 659 898 100.0 80.3

Membership dues and fees 1 ...... 180 252 300 38.2 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 110 .............. 17 969 2.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 59 ........ 18 309 2.8 (X)

Sales of advertising 60 ............. 3 872 .6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 146 .................... 45 662 6.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 117 ...... 17 079 2.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 334 ........... 29 533 4.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 381 ... 64 706 9.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 784 .................... 32 291 4.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 036 75 573 11.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 1 ..... 557 102 604 15.6 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 778 ........... 1 166 732 100.0 90.3

Membership dues and fees 692 ...... 511 212 43.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 347 .............. 202 754 17.4 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 341 ........ 123 115 10.6 (X)

Sales of advertising 167 ............. 29 918 2.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 38 .................... 1 122 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 206 ........... 14 038 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 526 ... 184 758 15.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 55 .................... 12 684 1.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 272 ........................ 26 026 2.2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 611 ..... 61 054 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

INDIANA

861 Business associations 282 ... 97 736 100.0 99.9

Membership dues and fees 236 ...... 49 899 51.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 149 .............. 13 599 13.9 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 124 ........ 4 445 4.6 (X)

Sales of advertising 120 ............. 5 778 5.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 188 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ........... 822 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 136 ... 11 275 11.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 37 .................... 1 068 1.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 44 ........................ 4 537 4.6 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 122 ..... 6 123 6.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 409 ........... 173 762 100.0 77.7

Membership dues and fees 339 ...... 81 400 46.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 138 .............. 22 072 12.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 137 ........ 8 103 4.7 (X)

Sales of advertising 104 ............. 2 901 1.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 7 .................... 85 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 193 ........... 8 583 4.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 178 ... 18 926 10.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 53 .................... 6 791 3.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 126 ........................ 16 906 9.7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 163 ..... 7 984 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 (V) (X)

IOWA

861 Business associations 262 ... 106 329 100.0 95.0

Membership dues and fees 250 ...... 36 678 34.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 182 .............. 4 780 4.5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 140 ........ 1 819 1.7 (X)

Sales of advertising 137 ............. 385 .4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 53 .................... 279 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 117 ........... 835 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 136 ... 27 586 25.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 26 .................... 29 070 27.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 57 ........................ 574 .5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 114 ..... 4 323 4.1 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 618 ............ 127 145 100.0 75.7

Membership dues and fees 566 ...... 45 355 35.7 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 115 .............. 1 015 .8 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 173 ........ 523 .4 (X)

Sales of advertising 98 ............. 79 .1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 137 .................... 13 816 10.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 177 ...... 11 262 8.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 230 ........... 6 451 5.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 222 ... 11 306 8.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 35 .................... 947 .7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 224 ........................ 23 428 18.4 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 275 ..... 12 963 10.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

KANSAS

861 Business associations 190 ... 68 034 100.0 100.0

Membership dues and fees 176 ...... 36 466 53.6 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 66 .............. 8 377 12.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 27 ........ 994 1.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 53 ............. 3 663 5.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ........... 859 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 118 ... 12 289 18.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 23 .................... 895 1.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 23 ........................ 634 .9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 77 ..... 3 857 5.7 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 336 ........... 241 061 100.0 96.1

Membership dues and fees 307 ...... 44 276 18.4 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 248 .............. 27 160 11.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 52 ........ 3 628 1.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 46 ............. 2 529 1.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 24 .................... 2 870 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 173 ........... 1 324 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 246 ... 143 709 59.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 23 .................... 1 342 .6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 56 ........................ 3 797 1.6 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 102 ..... 10 424 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

KENTUCKY

861 Business associations 203 ... 97 269 100.0 80.3

Membership dues and fees 188 ...... 48 427 49.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 114 .............. 8 777 9.0 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 79 ........ 342 .4 (X)

Sales of advertising 50 ............. 341 .4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 24 .................... 11 049 11.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 40 ........... 627 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 119 ... 18 251 18.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 52 .................... 668 .7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 39 ........................ 6 182 6.4 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 89 ..... 2 605 2.7 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 414 ............ 175 963 100.0 90.1

Membership dues and fees 384 ...... 30 349 17.3 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 118 .............. 8 119 4.6 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 76 ........ 3 440 2.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 33 .................... 7 494 4.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 36 ...... 4 380 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 241 ........... 10 411 5.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 169 ... 9 172 5.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 56 .................... 3 245 1.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 256 ........................ 85 639 48.7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 287 ..... 13 675 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 39 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 206 ........... 77 344 100.0 94.8

Membership dues and fees 169 ...... 43 474 56.2 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 48 .............. 6 332 8.2 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 12 ........ 380 .5 (X)

Sales of advertising 46 ............. 1 429 1.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 47 ........... 1 033 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 110 ... 14 716 19.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 637 .8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 55 ........................ 3 832 5.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

KENTUCKYmCon.

862, 9 Other membership

organizationsmCon.

All other tax~exempt revenue 122 ..... 5 308 6.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 203 .3 (X)

LOUISIANA

861 Business associations 203 ... 73 348 100.0 85.8

Membership dues and fees 185 ...... 43 549 59.4 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 150 .............. 14 717 20.1 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 41 ........ 610 .8 (X)

Sales of advertising 114 ............. 661 .9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 845 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 71 ... 5 434 7.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 30 ........................ 4 766 6.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 97 ..... 2 525 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 241 .3 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 456 ............ 127 722 100.0 70.7

Membership dues and fees 285 ...... 32 133 25.2 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 75 .............. 1 772 1.4 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 18 ........ 193 .2 (X)

Sales of advertising 63 ............. 336 .3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 155 .................... 16 456 12.9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 155 ...... 12 117 9.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 222 ........... 6 791 5.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 151 ... 3 464 2.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 79 .................... 14 651 11.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 196 ........................ 20 560 16.1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 240 ..... 19 249 15.1 (X)

MAINE

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 102 ........... 27 412 100.0 86.3

Membership dues and fees 91 ...... 14 801 54.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 26 .............. 1 292 4.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 11 ........ 230 .8 (X)

Sales of advertising 15 ............. 71 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 201 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 60 ... 5 969 21.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 14 .................... 502 1.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 43 ........................ 3 417 12.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 56 ..... 928 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

MARYLAND

861 Business associations 232 ... 161 875 100.0 74.5

Membership dues and fees 178 ...... 69 392 42.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 145 .............. 47 426 29.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 142 ........ 9 114 5.6 (X)

Sales of advertising 117 ............. 7 853 4.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 89 .................... 4 111 2.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 20 ...... 969 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 54 ........... 1 281 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 191 ... 14 612 9.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 1 029 .6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 6 ........................ 483 .3 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 52 ..... 5 605 3.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

MARYLANDmCon.

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 708 ............ 277 444 100.0 100.0

Membership dues and fees 575 ...... 80 419 29.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 79 .............. 15 095 5.4 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 34 ........ 3 111 1.1 (X)

Sales of advertising 37 ............. 4 768 1.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 522 .................... 25 198 9.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 468 ...... 34 177 12.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 529 ........... 28 839 10.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 101 ... 24 517 8.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 36 .................... 1 228 .4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 329 ........................ 43 649 15.7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 418 ..... 16 443 5.9 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 341 ........... 394 852 100.0 88.8

Membership dues and fees 273 ...... 177 298 44.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 145 .............. 56 426 14.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 123 ........ 46 204 11.7 (X)

Sales of advertising 74 ............. 18 589 4.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 1 493 .4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 8 ...... 340 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 69 ........... 2 605 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 140 ... 46 438 11.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 96 .................... 13 492 3.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 133 ........................ 19 894 5.0 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 173 ..... 12 073 3.1 (X)

MASSACHUSETTS

861 Business associations 309 ... 163 590 100.0 74.0

Membership dues and fees 297 ...... 92 877 56.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 166 .............. 24 394 14.9 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 54 ........ 4 853 3.0 (X)

Sales of advertising 57 ............. 3 203 2.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 8 .................... 140 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ........... 1 659 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 160 ... 26 285 16.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 20 .................... 3 763 2.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 11 ........................ 2 842 1.7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 99 ..... 3 569 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 349 ........... 264 921 100.0 85.9

Membership dues and fees 213 ...... 128 389 48.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 103 .............. 29 201 11.0 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 133 ........ 10 606 4.0 (X)

Sales of advertising 18 ............. 1 823 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 104 ........... 3 299 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 196 ... 34 788 13.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 30 .................... 6 321 2.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 153 ........................ 26 664 10.1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 195 ..... 22 749 8.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 081 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

MICHIGAN

861 Business associations 406 ... 228 317 100.0 100.0

Membership dues and fees 325 ...... 116 548 51.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 175 .............. 25 800 11.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 123 ........ 9 387 4.1 (X)

Sales of advertising 111 ............. 5 064 2.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 46 .................... 754 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 1 010 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 183 ... 37 908 16.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 28 .................... 7 313 3.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 84 ........................ 14 570 6.4 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 183 ..... 9 963 4.4 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 1 ............ 431 384 409 100.0 75.1

Membership dues and fees 1 ...... 108 95 908 25.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 88 .............. 10 282 2.7 (X)

Sales of advertising 65 ............. 854 .2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 405 .................... 35 076 9.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 662 ...... 60 574 15.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 353 ........... 16 086 4.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 887 ... 47 882 12.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 103 .................... 10 541 2.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 539 ........................ 74 263 19.3 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 571 ..... 32 834 8.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 109 (V) (X)

MINNESOTA

861 Business associations 338 ... 167 954 100.0 95.9

Membership dues and fees 329 ...... 79 793 47.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 259 .............. 22 340 13.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 74 ........ 2 142 1.3 (X)

Sales of advertising 175 ............. 6 803 4.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 25 .................... 3 854 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 188 ........... 3 314 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 254 ... 34 404 20.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 102 .................... 6 212 3.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 111 ........................ 2 054 1.2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 177 ..... 7 037 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 1 ............ 509 583 267 100.0 82.1

Membership dues and fees 811 ...... 58 020 10.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 74 .............. 4 330 .7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 9 ........ 986 .2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 556 .................... 28 042 4.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 727 ...... 79 017 13.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 659 ........... 112 691 19.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 747 ... 157 236 27.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 62 .................... 2 847 .5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 348 ........................ 90 304 15.5 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 707 ..... 49 586 8.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 208 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

MISSISSIPPI

861 Business associations 154 ... 33 836 100.0 85.6

Membership dues and fees 145 ...... 14 584 43.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 69 .............. 3 135 9.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 24 ........ 1 106 3.3 (X)

Sales of advertising 40 ............. 1 124 3.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 44 ........... 7 886 23.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 48 ... 2 617 7.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 35 .................... 479 1.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 23 ........................ 1 277 3.8 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 55 ..... 1 619 4.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 160 ........... 38 345 100.0 89.6

Membership dues and fees 157 ...... 16 302 42.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 30 .............. 1 759 4.6 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 21 ........ 261 .7 (X)

Sales of advertising 39 ............. 572 1.5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 124 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 58 ........... 279 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 118 ... 7 927 20.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 16 .................... 7 100 18.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 16 ........................ 422 1.1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 74 ..... 3 599 9.4 (X)

MISSOURI

861 Business associations 334 ... 187 498 100.0 86.8

Membership dues and fees 313 ...... 49 985 26.7 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 249 .............. 27 282 14.6 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 145 ........ 4 696 2.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 167 ............. 5 824 3.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 36 .................... 333 .2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 5 ...... 91 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 131 ........... 3 870 2.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 269 ... 33 540 17.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 29 841 15.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 44 ........................ 20 654 11.0 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 249 ..... 11 382 6.1 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 805 ............ 298 750 100.0 84.4

Membership dues and fees 662 ...... 69 874 23.4 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 221 .............. 3 069 1.0 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 219 ........ 1 282 .4 (X)

Sales of advertising 155 ............. 741 .3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 233 .................... 18 842 6.3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 216 ...... 9 926 3.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 299 ........... 22 110 7.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 311 ... 12 704 4.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 111 .................... 2 569 .9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 422 ........................ 46 970 15.7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 397 ..... 110 663 37.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

MISSOURImCon.

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 325 ........... 230 472 100.0 70.4

Membership dues and fees 278 ...... 99 473 43.2 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 97 .............. 18 031 7.8 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 159 ........ 11 207 4.9 (X)

Sales of advertising 131 ............. 22 354 9.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 57 ........... 2 567 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 220 ... 33 743 14.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 27 .................... 4 396 1.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 116 ........................ 14 480 6.3 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 161 ..... 24 201 10.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 (V) (X)

MONTANA

861 Business associations 83 ... 16 560 100.0 62.5

Membership dues and fees 83 ...... 10 840 65.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 43 .............. 703 4.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 20 ........ 135 .8 (X)

Sales of advertising 31 ............. 1 849 11.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 4 ...... 153 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 32 ........... 869 5.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 46 ... 1 828 11.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 16 .1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 14 ........................ 13 .1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 22 ..... 147 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 104 ........... 26 884 100.0 93.6

Membership dues and fees 72 ...... 7 016 26.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 31 .............. 877 3.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 10 ........ 52 .2 (X)

Sales of advertising 30 ............. 121 .5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 4 .................... 20 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ........... 9 694 36.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 55 ... 2 505 9.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 28 .................... 3 228 12.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 34 ........................ 2 816 10.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 36 ..... 555 2.1 (X)

NEBRASKA

861 Business associations 147 ... 42 938 100.0 80.9

Membership dues and fees 147 ...... 27 713 64.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 52 .............. 3 819 8.9 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 32 ........ 1 409 3.3 (X)

Sales of advertising 48 ............. 484 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 ........... 487 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 94 ... 3 616 8.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 20 ........................ 1 265 3.0 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 48 ..... 4 145 9.7 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 175 ........... 38 456 100.0 73.3

Membership dues and fees 153 ...... 23 099 60.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 21 .............. 2 176 5.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 21 ........ 863 2.2 (X)

Sales of advertising 8 ............. 303 .8 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 29 .................... 44 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 54 ........... 597 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 101 ... 3 968 10.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 49 ........................ 3 383 8.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 79 ..... 3 977 10.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 46 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

NEVADA

861 Business associations 59 ... 24 580 100.0 100.0

Membership dues and fees 58 ...... 17 484 71.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 32 .............. 1 798 7.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 12 ........ 135 .6 (X)

Sales of advertising 14 ............. 254 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 166 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 35 ... 4 188 17.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 313 1.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 9 ........................ 34 .1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 24 ..... 197 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 65 ........... 29 907 100.0 71.7

Membership dues and fees 31 ...... 15 544 52.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 16 .............. 3 419 11.4 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 8 ........ 54 .2 (X)

Sales of advertising 4 ............. 54 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 328 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ... 323 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 25 .................... 6 434 21.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 20 ........................ 2 543 8.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 45 ..... 1 207 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

861 Business associations 83 ... 24 218 100.0 88.5

Membership dues and fees 78 ...... 12 115 50.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 40 .............. 2 147 8.9 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 31 ........ 224 .9 (X)

Sales of advertising 27 ............. 479 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 78 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 50 ... 6 710 27.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 8 .................... 525 2.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 12 ........................ 943 3.9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 35 ..... 989 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 71 ........... 32 568 100.0 92.8

Membership dues and fees 60 ...... 14 685 45.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 30 .............. 3 052 9.4 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 24 ........ 1 056 3.2 (X)

Sales of advertising 16 ............. 1 063 3.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 19 .................... 529 1.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 19 ...... 1 511 4.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 640 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ... 1 965 6.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 10 .................... 2 980 9.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 23 ........................ 3 411 10.5 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 52 ..... 1 676 5.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

NEW JERSEY

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 385 ........... 256 282 100.0 75.6

Membership dues and fees 332 ...... 132 016 51.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 169 .............. 22 389 8.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 118 ........ 16 731 6.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 108 ............. 2 826 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 71 ........... 9 243 3.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 226 ... 45 430 17.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 20 .................... 1 587 .6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 116 ........................ 10 012 3.9 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 228 ..... 15 975 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 73 (V) (X)

NEW MEXICO

861 Business associations 106 ... 31 438 100.0 76.8

Membership dues and fees 102 ...... 13 720 43.6 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 47 .............. 11 003 35.0 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 41 ........ 1 703 5.4 (X)

Sales of advertising 52 ............. 604 1.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 15 .................... 147 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 432 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 75 ... 2 507 8.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 10 .................... 328 1.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 12 ........................ 394 1.3 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 52 ..... 600 1.9 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 117 ........... 38 211 100.0 88.4

Membership dues and fees 80 ...... 9 903 25.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 48 .............. 2 533 6.6 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 19 ........ 322 .8 (X)

Sales of advertising 27 ............. 361 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 58 ... 13 147 34.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 16 .................... 5 829 15.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 40 ........................ 3 639 9.5 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 58 ..... 1 758 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 719 1.9 (X)

NEW YORK

861 Business associations 815 ... 1 186 695 100.0 82.4

Membership dues and fees 774 ...... 473 691 39.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 266 .............. 136 732 11.5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 178 ........ 61 082 5.2 (X)

Sales of advertising 131 ............. 14 707 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 86 ........... 29 758 2.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 361 ... 172 597 14.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 39 .................... 7 450 .6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 63 ........................ 244 345 20.6 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 337 ..... 45 702 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 631 .1 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 1 ........... 087 999 625 100.0 75.6

Membership dues and fees 912 ...... 412 981 41.3 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 359 .............. 68 240 6.8 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 176 ........ 95 232 9.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 156 ............. 21 744 2.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 17 .................... 3 257 .3 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 750 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 140 ........... 20 043 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 709 ... 104 174 10.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

NEW YORKmCon.

862, 9 Other membership

organizationsmCon.

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 242 .................... 55 267 5.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 333 ........................ 129 415 13.0 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 532 ..... 88 522 8.9 (X)

NORTH CAROLINA

861 Business associations 392 ... 134 709 100.0 86.2

Membership dues and fees 313 ...... 56 584 42.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 174 .............. 22 417 16.6 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 196 ........ 5 057 3.8 (X)

Sales of advertising 89 ............. 5 516 4.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 100 ........... 1 003 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 229 ... 25 181 18.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 40 .................... 11 958 8.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 5 ........................ 3 027 2.3 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 101 ..... 3 913 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 (V) (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 800 ............ 246 509 100.0 72.4

Membership dues and fees 696 ...... 97 626 39.6 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 103 .............. 8 808 3.6 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 90 ........ 1 994 .8 (X)

Sales of advertising 59 ............. 427 .2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 150 .................... 18 652 7.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 197 ...... 12 771 5.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 170 ........... 8 399 3.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 288 ... 19 613 8.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 101 .................... 6 312 2.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 441 ........................ 32 777 13.3 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 565 ..... 39 130 15.9 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 416 ........... 228 269 100.0 79.8

Membership dues and fees 332 ...... 96 442 42.3 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 111 .............. 31 237 13.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 81 ........ 11 940 5.2 (X)

Sales of advertising 85 ............. 9 863 4.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 42 .................... 611 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 79 ........... 1 319 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 186 ... 32 838 14.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 33 .................... 9 614 4.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 164 ........................ 17 646 7.7 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 300 ..... 16 750 7.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

NORTH DAKOTA

861 Business associations 83 ... 24 911 100.0 96.4

Membership dues and fees 83 ...... 10 665 42.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 47 .............. 2 613 10.5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 12 ........ 1 744 7.0 (X)

Sales of advertising 24 ............. 1 173 4.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 112 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 41 ... 3 160 12.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 29 .................... 2 071 8.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 35 ........................ 1 187 4.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 57 ..... 2 186 8.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

NORTH DAKOTAmCon.

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 257 ............ 61 578 100.0 71.9

Membership dues and fees 167 ...... 7 043 11.4 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 13 .............. 303 .5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 5 ........ 44 .1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 102 .................... 12 685 20.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 97 ...... 11 902 19.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 58 ........... 4 763 7.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 106 ... 4 324 7.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 74 .................... 1 461 2.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 99 ........................ 9 243 15.0 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 102 ..... 9 800 15.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 100 ........... 21 607 100.0 85.7

Membership dues and fees 97 ...... 10 460 48.4 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 30 .............. 1 584 7.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 28 ........ 2 306 10.7 (X)

Sales of advertising 8 ............. 73 .3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 12 .................... 21 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ........... 295 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 67 ... 4 586 21.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 8 .................... 1 337 6.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 10 ........................ 354 1.6 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 47 ..... 591 2.7 (X)

OHIO

861 Business associations 480 ... 264 920 100.0 89.5

Membership dues and fees 386 ...... 116 081 43.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 180 .............. 25 596 9.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 217 ........ 5 655 2.1 (X)

Sales of advertising 104 ............. 3 425 1.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 66 .................... 2 981 1.1 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 10 ...... 2 056 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 79 ........... 5 072 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 213 ... 54 350 20.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 108 .................... 8 583 3.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 155 ........................ 8 268 3.1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 315 ..... 32 853 12.4 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 688 ........... 402 797 100.0 76.8

Membership dues and fees 593 ...... 206 549 51.3 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 136 .............. 22 890 5.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 160 ........ 8 995 2.2 (X)

Sales of advertising 137 ............. 8 022 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 96 ........... 3 168 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 390 ... 94 544 23.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 61 .................... 24 457 6.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 187 ........................ 18 614 4.6 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 275 ..... 15 416 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 142 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

OKLAHOMA

861 Business associations 221 ... 135 192 100.0 96.4

Membership dues and fees 182 ...... 87 984 65.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 55 .............. 9 589 7.1 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 31 ........ 417 .3 (X)

Sales of advertising 70 ............. 2 494 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 84 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 53 ... 18 546 13.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 4 898 3.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 51 ........................ 1 310 1.0 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 91 ..... 9 819 7.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 254 ........... 101 227 100.0 81.3

Membership dues and fees 180 ...... 53 233 52.6 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 48 .............. 14 222 14.1 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 109 ........ 2 972 2.9 (X)

Sales of advertising 29 ............. 2 673 2.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 58 .................... 1 033 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 107 ........... 3 382 3.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 199 ... 13 814 13.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 30 .................... 1 200 1.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 114 ........................ 5 215 5.2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 84 ..... 3 483 3.4 (X)

OREGON

861 Business associations 256 ... 89 739 100.0 97.7

Membership dues and fees 250 ...... 63 511 70.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 112 .............. 4 684 5.2 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 88 ........ 3 102 3.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 76 ............. 1 503 1.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 28 .................... 393 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ........... 696 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 129 ... 8 865 9.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 30 .................... 1 596 1.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 49 ........................ 667 .7 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 92 ..... 4 692 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 (V) (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 536 ............ 160 941 100.0 78.9

Membership dues and fees 438 ...... 41 743 25.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 44 .............. 1 633 1.0 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 26 ........ 89 .1 (X)

Sales of advertising 74 ............. 198 .1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 187 .................... 11 237 7.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 132 ...... 10 468 6.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 226 ........... 6 412 4.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 220 ... 23 473 14.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 53 .................... 9 205 5.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 320 ........................ 48 023 29.8 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 377 ..... 8 460 5.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

OREGONmCon.

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 221 ........... 94 751 100.0 76.1

Membership dues and fees 192 ...... 46 608 49.2 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 109 .............. 6 532 6.9 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 71 ........ 991 1.1 (X)

Sales of advertising 50 ............. 2 349 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 71 ........... 765 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 154 ... 15 531 16.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 12 .................... 7 912 8.4 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 97 ........................ 9 142 9.7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 120 ..... 4 639 4.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 282 .3 (X)

PENNSYLVANIA

861 Business associations 499 ... 217 603 100.0 66.4

Membership dues and fees 487 ...... 125 537 57.7 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 301 .............. 27 475 12.6 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 284 ........ 5 688 2.6 (X)

Sales of advertising 129 ............. 8 815 4.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 660 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 85 ........... 4 479 2.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 245 ... 25 989 11.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 58 .................... 1 136 .5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 87 ........................ 8 936 4.1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 257 ..... 8 779 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 109 .1 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 3 ............ 325 740 492 100.0 75.4

Membership dues and fees 2 ...... 051 188 916 25.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 158 .............. 17 519 2.4 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 112 ........ 8 753 1.2 (X)

Sales of advertising 113 ............. 1 717 .2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 766 .................... 70 873 9.6 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 1 ...... 360 105 020 14.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 507 68 216 9.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 712 ... 57 252 7.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 225 .................... 27 719 3.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 1 ........................ 192 116 849 15.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 1 ..... 803 77 658 10.5 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 807 ........... 558 764 100.0 75.8

Membership dues and fees 742 ...... 231 798 41.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 273 .............. 63 344 11.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 257 ........ 65 215 11.7 (X)

Sales of advertising 156 ............. 37 120 6.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 18 .................... 867 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 333 ........... 10 044 1.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 563 ... 87 053 15.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 124 .................... 4 787 .9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 243 ........................ 32 791 5.9 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 439 ..... 25 656 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 89 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

RHODE ISLAND

861 Business associations 51 ... 30 836 100.0 91.0

Membership dues and fees 43 ...... 6 811 22.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 30 .............. 8 917 28.9 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 12 ........ 90 .3 (X)

Sales of advertising 23 ............. 7 890 25.6 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 6 .................... 20 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 30 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ... 3 802 12.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 20 .................... 2 213 7.2 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 15 ..... 1 045 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 .1 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 223 ............ 62 625 100.0 70.2

Membership dues and fees 196 ...... 22 212 35.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 6 .............. 2 010 3.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 139 .................... 11 890 19.0 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 36 ...... 3 563 5.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 50 ........... 599 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 138 ... 6 603 10.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 46 .................... 2 342 3.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 75 ........................ 11 834 18.9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 155 ..... 1 559 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 77 ........... 64 093 100.0 81.2

Membership dues and fees 60 ...... 29 983 46.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 24 .............. 928 1.5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 21 ........ 18 295 28.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 12 ............. 600 .9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 137 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 156 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 36 ... 7 278 11.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 1 009 1.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 47 ........................ 3 638 5.7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 52 ..... 2 069 3.2 (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

861 Business associations 163 ... 53 227 100.0 79.4

Membership dues and fees 149 ...... 24 722 46.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 106 .............. 5 918 11.1 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 65 ........ 1 622 3.1 (X)

Sales of advertising 62 ............. 1 183 2.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 5 .................... 33 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 48 ........... 2 468 4.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 93 ... 3 996 7.5 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 29 .................... 4 272 8.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 62 ........................ 3 676 6.9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 71 ..... 5 336 10.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

SOUTH DAKOTA

861 Business associations 79 ... 21 274 100.0 80.9

Membership dues and fees 68 ...... 12 536 58.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 31 .............. 2 252 10.6 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 26 ........ 103 .5 (X)

Sales of advertising 13 ............. 458 2.2 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 9 .................... 13 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 665 3.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ... 3 648 17.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 19 .................... 679 3.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 20 ........................ 317 1.5 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 54 ..... 603 2.8 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 235 ............ 47 880 100.0 81.7

Membership dues and fees 156 ...... 5 508 11.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 31 .............. 188 .4 (X)

Sales of advertising 44 ............. 49 .1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 108 .................... 7 560 15.8 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 74 ...... 6 132 12.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 54 ........... 4 912 10.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 139 ... 14 220 29.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 18 .................... 427 .9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 116 ........................ 5 043 10.5 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 146 ..... 3 825 8.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 81 ........... 35 340 100.0 96.8

Membership dues and fees 61 ...... 7 818 22.1 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 32 .............. 638 1.8 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 18 ........ 117 .3 (X)

Sales of advertising 30 ............. 177 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 74 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 56 ... 20 713 58.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 2 884 8.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 26 ........................ 1 804 5.1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 48 ..... 1 110 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 (V) (X)

TENNESSEE

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 328 ........... 110 790 100.0 85.7

Membership dues and fees 303 ...... 59 584 53.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 95 .............. 5 248 4.7 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 44 ........ 1 822 1.6 (X)

Sales of advertising 44 ............. 1 077 1.0 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 30 .................... 1 562 1.4 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 12 ...... 242 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 62 ........... 2 423 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 146 ... 21 311 19.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 33 .................... 6 579 5.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 61 ........................ 7 604 6.9 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 170 ..... 3 338 3.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

TEXAS

861 Business associations 969 ... 459 302 100.0 71.2

Membership dues and fees 910 ...... 251 750 54.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 551 .............. 63 273 13.8 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 370 ........ 11 315 2.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 358 ............. 7 820 1.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 105 .................... 2 278 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 192 ........... 9 386 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 625 ... 50 037 10.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 204 .................... 17 953 3.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 318 ........................ 18 008 3.9 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 505 ..... 27 468 6.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 913 ........... 437 307 100.0 75.2

Membership dues and fees 847 ...... 160 303 36.7 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 365 .............. 80 361 18.4 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 272 ........ 18 248 4.2 (X)

Sales of advertising 153 ............. 10 283 2.4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 122 .................... 9 705 2.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 186 ........... 3 882 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 356 ... 42 433 9.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 84 .................... 21 162 4.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 258 ........................ 42 877 9.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 597 ..... 47 310 10.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 743 .2 (X)

UTAH

861 Business associations 80 ... 26 419 100.0 70.8

Membership dues and fees 74 ...... 17 927 67.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 61 .............. 1 711 6.5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 37 ........ 822 3.1 (X)

Sales of advertising 22 ............. 78 .3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 10 .................... 63 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 143 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ... 2 551 9.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 9 .................... 1 579 6.0 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 12 ........................ 656 2.5 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 27 ..... 888 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

VERMONT

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 71 ........... 15 699 100.0 95.0

Membership dues and fees 57 ...... 4 956 31.6 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 22 .............. 2 047 13.0 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 7 ........ 229 1.5 (X)

Sales of advertising 11 ............. 102 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 921 5.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 36 ... 1 134 7.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 15 .................... 1 808 11.5 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 24 ........................ 3 055 19.5 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 35 ..... 1 447 9.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

VIRGINIA

861 Business associations 541 ... 802 542 100.0 72.8

Membership dues and fees 496 ...... 341 449 42.6 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 443 .............. 199 694 24.9 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 290 ........ 32 998 4.1 (X)

Sales of advertising 282 ............. 24 539 3.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 69 .................... 790 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 49 ........... 35 079 4.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 345 ... 102 768 12.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 28 .................... 14 246 1.8 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 62 ........................ 16 950 2.1 (X) All other tax~exempt revenue 237 ..... 33 945 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 84 (V) (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 852 ............ 324 542 100.0 91.6

Membership dues and fees 684 ...... 127 610 39.3 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 93 .............. 7 577 2.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 45 ........ 799 .3 (X)

Sales of advertising 103 ............. 3 711 1.1 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 204 .................... 19 944 6.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 198 ...... 15 099 4.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 355 ........... 13 932 4.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 485 ... 41 027 12.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 86 .................... 3 828 1.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 444 ........................ 54 415 16.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 353 ..... 36 600 11.3 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 547 ........... 750 717 100.0 83.1

Membership dues and fees 455 ...... 311 870 41.5 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 265 .............. 143 520 19.1 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 248 ........ 49 171 6.6 (X)

Sales of advertising 207 ............. 32 599 4.3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 23 .................... 6 352 .9 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 17 ...... 2 375 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 103 ........... 10 574 1.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 253 ... 32 509 4.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 197 .................... 32 401 4.3 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 259 ........................ 85 378 11.4 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 320 ..... 43 968 5.9 (X)

WASHINGTON

861 Business associations 326 ... 117 287 100.0 100.0

Membership dues and fees 287 ...... 64 463 55.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 218 .............. 19 728 16.8 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 127 ........ 3 049 2.6 (X)

Sales of advertising 96 ............. 3 374 2.9 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 54 .................... 1 180 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 65 ........... 807 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 193 ... 10 267 8.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 48 .................... 7 295 6.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 87 ........................ 3 478 3.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 218 ..... 3 645 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

WASHINGTONmCon.

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 1 ............ 068 341 628 100.0 90.1

Membership dues and fees 859 ...... 88 183 25.8 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 90 .............. 4 542 1.3 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 56 ........ 284 .1 (X)

Sales of advertising 105 ............. 1 202 .4 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 275 .................... 25 490 7.5 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 427 ...... 38 881 11.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 574 ........... 15 465 4.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 340 ... 57 123 16.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 267 .................... 23 648 6.9 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 476 ........................ 41 117 12.0 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 488 ..... 45 693 13.4 (X)

862, 9 Other membership

organizations 333 ........... 205 829 100.0 89.8

Membership dues and fees 257 ...... 65 555 31.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 120 .............. 20 741 10.1 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 81 ........ 6 053 2.9 (X)

Sales of advertising 100 ............. 1 321 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 51 ........... 2 665 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 199 ... 33 350 16.2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 78 .................... 5 589 2.7 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 88 ........................ 63 968 31.1 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 102 ..... 6 496 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 91 (V) (X)

WISCONSIN

861 Business associations 351 ... 183 925 100.0 76.1

Membership dues and fees 343 ...... 80 720 43.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 181 .............. 32 177 17.5 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 189 ........ 9 085 4.9 (X)

Sales of advertising 118 ............. 4 964 2.7 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 57 .................... 1 203 .7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 51 ...... 285 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ........... 7 445 4.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 186 ... 30 806 16.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 64 .................... 2 845 1.6 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 155 ........................ 6 203 3.4 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 178 ..... 8 192 4.5 (X)

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 755 ............ 217 325 100.0 62.7

Membership dues and fees 455 ...... 62 789 28.9 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 108 .............. 5 575 2.6 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 72 ........ 394 .2 (X)

Sales of advertising 76 ............. 657 .3 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 326 .................... 31 885 14.7 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 164 ...... 14 982 6.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 342 ........... 9 159 4.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 472 ... 25 754 11.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 129 .................... 4 839 2.2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 432 ........................ 34 086 15.7 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 415 ..... 27 205 12.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

4–504nnMEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS (SIC 861, 2, 4,9) SERVICE INDUSTRIESmSUBJECT SERIES
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Table 56. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

WYOMING

861 Business associations 66 ... 12 863 100.0 97.6

Membership dues and fees 53 ...... 4 368 34.0 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 33 .............. 520 4.0 (X)

Sales of publications, other

printed materials, videos 17 ........ 33 .3 (X)

Sales of advertising 18 ............. 136 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 791 6.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 2 365 18.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 31 .................... 3 103 24.1 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 30 ........................ 1 134 8.8 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 40 ..... 413 3.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per~ centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

revenue

as percent

of total

revenue

WYOMINGmCon.

864 Civic, social, and fraternal

associations 178 ............ 26 663 100.0 67.4

Membership dues and fees 163 ...... 5 693 21.4 (X)

Fees from seminars, conventions,

conferences, etc. 5 .............. 129 .5 (X)

Sales of meals and nonalcoholic

beverages 62 .................... 857 3.2 (X)

Sales of alcoholic beverages (for

consumption on premises) 137 ...... 10 907 40.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 71 ........... 4 880 18.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 118 ... 2 135 8.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 58 .2 (X)

Private contributions, gifts, and

grants 10 ........................ 1 578 5.9 (X)

All other tax~exempt revenue 25 ..... 426 1.6 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

SERVICE INDUSTRIESmSUBJECT SERIES MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS (SIC 861, 2, 4, 9)nn4–505
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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

8711 Engineering services 41 ..... 834 65 245 236 100.0 84.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 23 ..................... 500 21 002 885 32.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 7 ............ 079 1 391 040 2.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 26 ......... 324 33 530 028 51.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 2 ................... 961 745 282 1.1 (X)

Surveying services 6 .............. 325 1 097 738 1.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 9 ................. 133 2 765 970 4.2 (X)

Interior design services 821 .......... 78 359 .1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 767 . 67 162 .1 (X)

Testing services 1 ................ 492 299 858 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 2 ...................... 251 1 329 575 2.0 (X)

Physical research and

development 459 .................. 91 904 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair 339 ......... 100 647 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 886 ....... 263 451 .4 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 723 ... 283 158 .4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 220 ............. 41 257 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 847 ........... 204 033 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 2 . 363 1 925 384 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 505 (V) (X)

8712 Architectural services 17 .... 875 11 244 379 100.0 85.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 1 ..................... 832 386 506 3.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 414 ............ 55 270 .5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 1 ......... 218 246 558 2.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 17 ................... 827 8 512 285 75.7 (X)

Surveying services 238 .............. 32 611 .3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 771 1 350 247 12.0 (X)

Interior design services 2 .......... 527 362 213 3.2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 1 . 564 75 113 .7 (X)

Construction management

services 662 ...................... 127 631 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 306 ........... 16 903 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 1 . 283 71 869 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 173 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 8 ...... 418 2 280 177 100.0 91.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 1 ..................... 706 171 214 7.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 269 ............ 10 639 .5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 765 ......... 53 210 2.3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 111 ................... 9 732 .4 (X)

Surveying services 8 .............. 362 1 949 637 85.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 737 ................. 47 447 2.1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 140 . 4 408 .2 (X)

Testing services 38 ................ 1 866 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 97 ...................... 8 040 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair 80 ......... 7 317 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 24 ....... 2 011 .1 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 14 ... 1 032 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 244 . 12 510 .6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

UNITED STATESmCon.

8713 Surveying servicesmCon.

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 114 .1 (X)

ALBANY–SCHENECTADY–

TROY, NY MSA

8711 Engineering services 132 ..... 156 163 100.0 89.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 70 ..................... 47 291 30.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 53 ............ 9 122 5.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 110 ......... 51 175 32.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 10 ................... 3 249 2.1 (X)

Surveying services 13 .............. 6 278 4.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 48 ................. 11 852 7.6 (X)

Landscape architectural services 8 . 5 232 3.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 597 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 367 13.7 (X)

8712 Architectural services 60 .... 34 038 100.0 100.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 60 ................... 23 141 68.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 53 ................. 7 096 20.9 (X)

Construction management

services 5 ...................... 659 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 191 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 951 8.7 (X)

8713 Surveying services 40 ...... 7 114 100.0 74.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

All other consulting and design

engineering services 7 ......... 84 1.2 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 388 5.5 (X)

Surveying services 40 .............. 6 541 92.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 4 ................. 58 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .6 (X)

ALBUQUERQUE, NM MSA

8711 Engineering services 195 ..... 315 799 100.0 83.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 112 ..................... 74 222 23.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 8 ............ 1 366 .4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 124 ......... 165 832 52.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 5 ................... 4 167 1.3 (X)

Surveying services 50 .............. 10 664 3.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 67 ................. 13 784 4.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 211 .1 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 3 112 1.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 11 ....... 16 047 5.1 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 4 ... 15 297 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 8 282 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 815 .9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

4–506nnENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURAL, SURVEYING (SIC 871) SERVICE INDUSTRIESmSUBJECT SERIES
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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ALBUQUERQUE, NM MSA

mCon.

8712 Architectural services 79 .... 35 502 100.0 91.3

Architectural services, except

landscaping 79 ................... 27 801 78.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 28 ................. 6 316 17.8 (X)

Interior design services 12 .......... 365 1.0 (X)

Construction management

services 8 ...................... 905 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 115 .3 (X)

8713 Surveying services 31 ...... 8 447 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 31 .............. 7 517 89.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 930 11.0 (X)

ALLENTOWN–

BETHLEHEM–EASTON, PA

MSA

8711 Engineering services 96 ..... 76 025 100.0 85.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 70 ..................... 22 313 29.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 26 ............ 2 056 2.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 70 ......... 46 238 60.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 7 ................... 1 477 1.9 (X)

Surveying services 30 .............. 3 493 4.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 5 ................. 350 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 98 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 35 .... 15 832 100.0 96.1

Architectural services, except

landscaping 35 ................... 11 344 71.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 23 ................. 2 270 14.3 (X)

Interior design services 8 .......... 520 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 418 2.6 (X)

8713 Surveying services 18 ...... 1 662 100.0 93.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 38 2.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 36 2.2 (X)

Surveying services 18 .............. 1 574 94.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 4 ................. 14 .8 (X)

ANCHORAGE, AK MSA

8711 Engineering services 105 ..... 178 830 100.0 94.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 78 ..................... 78 183 43.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 25 ............ 2 237 1.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 55 ......... 70 886 39.6 (X)

Surveying services 30 .............. 6 346 3.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 30 ................. 11 938 6.7 (X)

Testing services 8 ................ 1 395 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 845 4.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ANCHORAGE, AK MSAm

Con.

8712 Architectural services 25 .... 25 838 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 705 2.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 104 .4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 336 1.3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 25 ................... 17 423 67.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 6 320 24.5 (X)

Interior design services 6 .......... 207 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 743 2.9 (X)

APPLETON–OSHKOSH–

NEENAH, WI MSA

8711 Engineering services 44 ..... 61 914 100.0 90.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 39 ..................... 18 138 29.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 7 ............ 684 1.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 35 ......... 22 084 35.7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 5 ................... 3 178 5.1 (X)

Surveying services 11 .............. 1 125 1.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 14 ................. 7 885 12.7 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 3 074 5.0 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 1 434 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 1 802 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 510 4.1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 10 .... 5 551 100.0 100.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 10 ................... 4 947 89.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 4 ................. 317 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 287 5.2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 7 ...... 1 638 100.0 89.9

Surveying services 7 .............. 1 620 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 1.1 (X)

ATLANTA, GA MSA

8711 Engineering services 718 ..... 1 115 022 100.0 78.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 477 ..................... 324 236 29.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 206 ............ 38 535 3.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 373 ......... 622 497 55.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 191 ................... 27 932 2.5 (X)

Surveying services 193 .............. 21 669 1.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 70 ................. 49 136 4.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 579 .1 (X)

Testing services 16 ................ 6 782 .6 (X)

Construction management

services 21 ...................... 8 049 .7 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 10 ....... 3 515 .3 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 50 ... 4 674 .4 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 3 197 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

SERVICE INDUSTRIESmSUBJECT SERIES ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURAL, SURVEYING (SIC 871)nn4–507
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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ATLANTA, GA MSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 2 249 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 1 452 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 520 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 321 .... 231 044 100.0 87.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 22 ..................... 10 575 4.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 7 ............ 1 719 .7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 111 ......... 5 901 2.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 321 ................... 172 193 74.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 62 ................. 30 662 13.3 (X)

Interior design services 30 .......... 5 982 2.6 (X)

Landscape architectural services 13 . 1 666 .7 (X)

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 2 166 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 171 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

AUGUSTA–AIKEN, GA–SC

MSA

8713 Surveying services 23 ...... 3 024 100.0 99.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 91 3.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 27 .9 (X)

Surveying services 23 .............. 2 820 93.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 7 ................. 86 2.8 (X)

AUSTIN–SAN MARCOS, TX

MSA

8711 Engineering services 256 ..... 421 473 100.0 93.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 79 ..................... 46 539 11.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 32 ............ 3 146 .8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 191 ......... 360 696 85.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 567 .1 (X)

Surveying services 32 .............. 2 435 .6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 38 ................. 6 194 1.5 (X)

Construction management

services 8 ...................... 821 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 075 .3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 103 .... 54 231 100.0 93.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 3 285 6.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 2 583 4.8 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 91 .2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 103 ................... 40 932 75.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 36 ................. 3 247 6.0 (X)

Interior design services 18 .......... 2 131 3.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 11 . 455 .8 (X)

Construction management

services 11 ...................... 465 .9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

AUSTIN–SAN MARCOS, TX

MSAmCon.

8712 Architectural servicesm Con.

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 042 1.9 (X)

8713 Surveying services 52 ...... 13 175 100.0 86.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 95 .7 (X)

Surveying services 52 .............. 12 753 96.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 232 1.8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 95 .7 (X)

BAKERSFIELD, CA MSA

8711 Engineering services 103 ..... 190 466 100.0 92.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 68 ..................... 101 222 53.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 59 ............ 4 531 2.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 89 ......... 71 954 37.8 (X)

Surveying services 29 .............. 1 998 1.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 3 093 1.6 (X)

Testing services 4 ................ 547 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 4 682 2.5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 572 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 1 552 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 315 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 31 .... 13 920 100.0 85.8

Architectural services, except

landscaping 31 ................... 12 062 86.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 7 ................. 1 619 11.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 239 1.7 (X)

BATON ROUGE, LA MSA

8711 Engineering services 192 ..... 423 481 100.0 98.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 37 ..................... 284 057 67.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 8 ............ 1 269 .3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 92 ......... 124 906 29.5 (X)

Surveying services 11 .............. 1 796 .4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 3 176 .8 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 1 235 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 8 ...................... 2 300 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 1 688 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 854 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 200 .5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 58 .... 20 478 100.0 98.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 58 ................... 19 074 93.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 1 204 5.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 124 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 76 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

4–508nnENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURAL, SURVEYING (SIC 871) SERVICE INDUSTRIESmSUBJECT SERIES
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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BATON ROUGE, LA MSAm

Con.

8713 Surveying services 14 ...... 8 421 100.0 83.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 121 1.4 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 279 3.3 (X)

Surveying services 13 .............. 6 407 76.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 614 19.2 (X)

BEAUMONT–PORT

ARTHUR, TX MSA

8713 Surveying services 11 ...... 4 167 100.0 98.4

Surveying services 11 .............. 4 067 97.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 100 2.4 (X)

BIRMINGHAM, AL MSA

8711 Engineering services 170 ..... 663 793 100.0 95.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 52 ..................... 413 777 62.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 68 ............ 49 872 7.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 125 ......... 123 331 18.6 (X)

Surveying services 15 .............. 3 487 .5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 66 ................. 15 363 2.3 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 1 103 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 4 849 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 52 011 7.8 (X)

8712 Architectural services 72 .... 47 872 100.0 100.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 72 ................... 36 691 76.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 27 ................. 6 797 14.2 (X)

Interior design services 10 .......... 1 306 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 078 6.4 (X)

8713 Surveying services 27 ...... 7 666 100.0 93.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 12 ..................... 816 10.6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 67 .9 (X)

Surveying services 27 .............. 6 145 80.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 638 8.3 (X)

BOISE CITY, ID MSA

8711 Engineering services 70 ..... 80 733 100.0 98.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 35 ..................... 37 276 46.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 11 ............ 968 1.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 50 ......... 23 142 28.7 (X)

Surveying services 21 .............. 1 835 2.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 1 529 1.9 (X)

Construction management

services 20 ...................... 14 114 17.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 1 693 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 176 .2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BOISE CITY, ID MSAmCon.

8712 Architectural services 35 .... 19 379 100.0 100.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 35 ................... 14 287 73.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 18 ................. 4 462 23.0 (X)

Interior design services 12 .......... 244 1.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 12 . 128 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 258 1.3 (X)

BOSTON–WORCESTER–

LAWRENCE, MA–NH–ME–

CT CMSA

8711 Engineering services 1 ..... 264 3 444 345 100.0 85.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 481 ..................... 449 804 13.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 150 ............ 13 674 .4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 815 ......... 1 945 205 56.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 89 ................... 27 833 .8 (X)

Surveying services 176 .............. 21 283 .6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 294 ................. 92 688 2.7 (X)

Testing services 45 ................ 6 009 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 65 ...................... 12 877 .4 (X)

Physical research and

development 19 .................. 22 781 .7 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 24 ....... 6 486 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 1 729 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 12 495 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 92 . 826 691 24.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 790 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 530 .... 540 265 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 20 ..................... 13 097 2.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 8 ............ 11 022 2.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 23 ......... 8 842 1.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 530 ................... 422 562 78.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 205 ................. 55 900 10.4 (X)

Interior design services 52 .......... 10 163 1.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 8 . 4 659 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 80 . 4 454 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 566 1.8 (X)

8713 Surveying services 195 ...... 58 265 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 127 ..................... 5 106 8.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 19 ......... 738 1.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 71 .1 (X)

Surveying services 193 .............. 51 839 89.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 26 ................. 350 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 161 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BOSTON, MA–NH PMSA

8711 Engineering services 876 ..... 3 199 090 100.0 86.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 294 ..................... 389 130 12.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 87 ............ 11 378 .4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 524 ......... 1 791 632 56.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 75 ................... 26 877 .8 (X)

Surveying services 56 .............. 9 144 .3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 190 ................. 81 805 2.6 (X)

Testing services 35 ................ 4 355 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 47 ...................... 12 680 .4 (X)

Physical research and

development 19 .................. 22 781 .7 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 16 ....... 5 941 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 1 729 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 12 176 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 59 . 825 441 25.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 021 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 445 .... 514 098 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 12 222 2.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 7 ......... 8 399 1.6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 10 920 2.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 445 ................... 402 003 78.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 167 ................. 52 743 10.3 (X)

Interior design services 40 .......... 9 357 1.8 (X)

Landscape architectural services 8 . 4 659 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 73 . 4 376 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 419 1.8 (X)

8713 Surveying services 105 ...... 36 949 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 83 ..................... 2 114 5.7 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 104 .3 (X)

Surveying services 105 .............. 34 653 93.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 4 ................. 68 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 (V) (X)

LAWRENCE, MA–NH PMSA

8712 Architectural services 10 .... 1 705 100.0 86.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 45 2.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 5 ............ 86 5.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 27 1.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 10 ................... 1 059 62.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 7 ................. 364 21.4 (X)

Interior design services 5 .......... 89 5.2 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 9 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 26 1.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LAWRENCE, MA–NH PMSA

mCon.

8713 Surveying services 15 ...... 4 971 100.0 96.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 84 1.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 106 2.1 (X)

Surveying services 15 .............. 4 762 95.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 19 .4 (X)

WORCESTER, MA–CT

PMSA

8711 Engineering services 66 ..... 41 948 100.0 91.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 46 ..................... 22 616 53.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 17 ............ 1 302 3.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 44 ......... 13 272 31.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 11 ................... 782 1.9 (X)

Surveying services 13 .............. 2 299 5.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 20 ................. 393 .9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 648 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 588 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 48 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 18 .... 5 916 100.0 85.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 431 7.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 44 .7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 18 ................... 4 231 71.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 5 ................. 1 193 20.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 .3 (X)

8713 Surveying services 16 ...... 3 511 100.0 89.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 492 14.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 118 3.4 (X)

Surveying services 16 .............. 2 872 81.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 29 .8 (X)

BUFFALO–NIAGARA

FALLS, NY MSA

8711 Engineering services 142 ..... 147 343 100.0 78.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 77 ..................... 62 292 42.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 15 ............ 5 182 3.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 109 ......... 59 447 40.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 440 .3 (X)

Surveying services 12 .............. 3 748 2.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 50 ................. 12 281 8.3 (X)

Testing services 34 ................ 1 036 .7 (X)

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 1 108 .8 (X)

Physical research and

development 6 .................. 339 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 34 . 371 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BUFFALO–NIAGARA

FALLS, NY MSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 099 .8 (X)

8712 Architectural services 64 .... 67 780 100.0 99.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 13 ..................... 5 417 8.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 12 ......... 983 1.5 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 47 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 64 ................... 57 836 85.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 38 ................. 3 196 4.7 (X)

Interior design services 13 .......... 130 .2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 10 . 34 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 46 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 91 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 34 ...... 8 303 100.0 89.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 11 ..................... 498 6.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 118 1.4 (X)

Surveying services 34 .............. 7 687 92.6 (X)

CANTON–MASSILLON, OH

MSA

8712 Architectural services 11 .... 3 741 100.0 100.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 11 ................... 2 837 75.8 (X)

Testing services 6 ................ 49 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 855 22.9 (X)

8713 Surveying services 11 ...... 2 599 100.0 99.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 505 19.4 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 22 .9 (X)

Surveying services 11 .............. 2 000 77.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 51 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 21 .8 (X)

CHARLESTON–NORTH

CHARLESTON, SC MSA

8712 Architectural services 38 .... 17 980 100.0 100.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 38 ................... 13 857 77.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 20 ................. 2 645 14.7 (X)

Interior design services 5 .......... 627 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 851 4.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CHARLOTTE–GASTONIA–

ROCK HILL, NC–SC MSA

8711 Engineering services 236 ..... 435 956 100.0 94.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 168 ..................... 65 182 15.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 38 ............ 11 865 2.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 186 ......... 321 635 73.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 14 ................... 3 761 .9 (X)

Surveying services 14 .............. 954 .2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 42 ................. 10 042 2.3 (X)

Testing services 12 ................ 4 924 1.1 (X)

Construction management

services 11 ...................... 5 113 1.2 (X)

Physical research and

development 7 .................. 1 602 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair 4 ......... 3 564 .8 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 5 ...................... 933 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 12 ....... 1 627 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 28 . 4 532 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 222 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 103 .... 87 569 100.0 91.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 10 ..................... 8 109 9.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 9 ......... 6 150 7.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 103 ................... 58 249 66.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 58 ................. 12 878 14.7 (X)

Interior design services 13 .......... 1 461 1.7 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 407 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 315 .4 (X)

8713 Surveying services 70 ...... 21 900 100.0 73.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 11 ..................... 1 401 6.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 8 ......... 583 2.7 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 43 .2 (X)

Surveying services 70 .............. 19 595 89.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 278 1.3 (X)

CHATTANOOGA, TN–GA

MSA

8711 Engineering services 69 ..... 40 571 100.0 78.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 50 ..................... 28 768 70.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 9 ............ 641 1.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 47 ......... 8 125 20.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 7 ................... 180 .4 (X)

Surveying services 4 .............. 1 042 2.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 429 1.1 (X)

Construction management

services 9 ...................... 158 .4 (X)

Maintenance and repair 20 ......... 852 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 62 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 314 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CHATTANOOGA, TN–GA

MSAmCon.

8712 Architectural services 21 .... 10 660 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

All other consulting and design

engineering services 9 ......... 620 5.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 21 ................... 8 022 75.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 9 ................. 1 860 17.5 (X)

Interior design services 6 .......... 155 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

8713 Surveying services 14 ...... 3 346 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 810 24.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 6 ......... 25 .8 (X)

Surveying services 14 .............. 2 392 71.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 89 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 .9 (X)

CHICAGO–GARY–

KENOSHA, IL–IN–WI

CMSA

8711 Engineering services 1 ..... 339 2 090 712 100.0 86.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 773 ..................... 620 772 29.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 119 ............ 37 639 1.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 943 ......... 1 214 198 58.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 79 ................... 26 707 1.3 (X)

Surveying services 98 .............. 21 690 1.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 166 ................. 83 578 4.0 (X)

Testing services 30 ................ 16 879 .8 (X)

Construction management

services 60 ...................... 18 215 .9 (X)

Physical research and

development 8 .................. 5 064 .2 (X)

Maintenance and repair 4 ......... 3 228 .2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 8 ...................... 1 011 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 24 ....... 2 200 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 3 024 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 43 . 34 215 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 292 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 742 .... 495 548 100.0 94.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 45 ..................... 15 397 3.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 6 ............ 413 .1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 34 ......... 16 683 3.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 739 ................... 391 758 79.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 143 ................. 38 742 7.8 (X)

Interior design services 83 .......... 24 586 5.0 (X)

Landscape architectural services 26 . 933 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 17 ...................... 2 521 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 200 . 4 216 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 299 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CHICAGO–GARY–

KENOSHA, IL–IN–WI

CMSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 174 ...... 72 158 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 44 ..................... 5 409 7.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 11 ......... 893 1.2 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 78 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 296 .4 (X)

Surveying services 172 .............. 62 623 86.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 2 362 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 497 .7 (X)

CHICAGO, IL PMSA

8711 Engineering services 1 ..... 245 1 969 873 100.0 87.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 747 ..................... 581 796 29.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 111 ............ 33 499 1.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 866 ......... 1 167 065 59.3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 77 ................... 26 601 1.4 (X)

Surveying services 92 .............. 21 167 1.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 160 ................. 71 459 3.6 (X)

Testing services 28 ................ 16 179 .8 (X)

Construction management

services 51 ...................... 12 992 .7 (X)

Physical research and

development 8 .................. 5 064 .3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 8 ...................... 1 011 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 23 ....... 2 166 .1 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 6 ... 903 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 2 699 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 32 . 25 974 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 298 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 716 .... 485 121 100.0 94.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 43 ..................... 15 358 3.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 6 ............ 413 .1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 32 ......... 16 666 3.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 715 ................... 383 312 79.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 132 ................. 37 548 7.7 (X)

Interior design services 77 .......... 23 888 4.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 22 . 900 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 17 ...................... 2 521 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 200 . 4 216 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 299 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 158 ...... 65 133 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 39 ..................... 4 982 7.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 6 ......... 331 .5 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 78 .1 (X)

Surveying services 156 .............. 56 993 87.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CHICAGO, IL PMSAmCon.

8713 Surveying servicesmCon.

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 2 344 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 405 .6 (X)

GARY, IN PMSA

8711 Engineering services 73 ..... 115 556 100.0 67.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 16 ..................... 36 973 32.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 7 ............ 4 102 3.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 63 ......... 44 906 38.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 12 119 10.5 (X)

Construction management

services 6 ...................... 4 752 4.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 319 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 8 222 7.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 163 3.6 (X)

8712 Architectural services 20 .... 8 454 100.0 88.6

Architectural services, except

landscaping 18 ................... 6 712 79.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 969 11.5 (X)

Interior design services 6 .......... 698 8.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 75 .9 (X)

8713 Surveying services 13 ...... 6 510 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 427 6.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 562 8.6 (X)

Surveying services 13 .............. 5 115 78.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 406 6.2 (X)

CINCINNATI–HAMILTON,

OH–KY–IN CMSA

8711 Engineering services 318 ..... 437 162 100.0 91.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 171 ..................... 158 146 36.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 91 ............ 5 947 1.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 262 ......... 223 927 51.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 26 ................... 9 875 2.3 (X)

Surveying services 33 .............. 4 726 1.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 44 ................. 10 137 2.3 (X)

Interior design services 4 .......... 2 430 .6 (X)

Testing services 11 ................ 990 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 15 ...................... 1 501 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 550 .1 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 65 ... 4 788 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 65 ........... 9 575 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 3 484 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 086 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CINCINNATI–HAMILTON,

OH–KY–IN CMSAmCon.

8712 Architectural services 112 .... 57 918 100.0 91.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 23 ..................... 561 1.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 29 ......... 1 161 2.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 257 .4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 112 ................... 41 939 72.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 44 ................. 11 874 20.5 (X)

Interior design services 14 .......... 1 942 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 184 .3 (X)

CINCINNATI, OH–KY–IN

PMSA

8711 Engineering services 283 ..... 417 932 100.0 91.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 145 ..................... 150 498 36.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 88 ............ 5 660 1.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 237 ......... 214 317 51.3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 25 ................... 9 849 2.4 (X)

Surveying services 27 .............. 3 518 .8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 40 ................. 9 698 2.3 (X)

Interior design services 4 .......... 2 430 .6 (X)

Testing services 10 ................ 978 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 15 ...................... 1 501 .4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 550 .1 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 65 ... 4 788 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 65 ........... 9 575 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 3 484 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 086 .3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 103 .... 55 437 100.0 91.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 23 ..................... 561 1.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 29 ......... 1 161 2.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 257 .5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 103 ................... 39 832 71.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 39 ................. 11 645 21.0 (X)

Interior design services 12 .......... 1 797 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 184 .3 (X)

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSA

8711 Engineering services 474 ..... 550 522 100.0 89.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 264 ..................... 238 281 43.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 142 ............ 22 863 4.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 282 ......... 180 726 32.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 37 ................... 16 640 3.0 (X)

Surveying services 156 .............. 17 610 3.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CLEVELAND–AKRON, OH

CMSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 178 ................. 38 158 6.9 (X)

Interior design services 4 .......... 417 .1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 1 180 .2 (X)

Testing services 7 ................ 575 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 14 ...................... 1 346 .2 (X)

Maintenance and repair 9 ......... 6 771 1.2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 708 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 12 ....... 1 108 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 19 442 3.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 3 370 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 327 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 200 .... 103 795 100.0 88.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 36 ..................... 6 608 6.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 8 ............ 335 .3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 22 ......... 1 434 1.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 200 ................... 82 366 79.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 120 ................. 10 193 9.8 (X)

Interior design services 54 .......... 1 506 1.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 25 . 241 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 19 ...................... 913 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 68 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 131 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 61 ...... 18 728 100.0 77.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 10 ..................... 490 2.6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 364 1.9 (X)

Surveying services 61 .............. 17 761 94.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 70 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .2 (X)

AKRON, OH PMSA

8711 Engineering services 102 ..... 109 196 100.0 89.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 47 ..................... 38 589 35.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 11 ............ 1 099 1.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 77 ......... 17 378 15.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 14 ................... 3 981 3.7 (X)

Surveying services 22 .............. 2 373 2.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 33 ................. 20 581 18.9 (X)

Construction management

services 6 ...................... 139 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair 6 ......... 5 850 5.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 74 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 16 741 15.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 554 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 837 .8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

AKRON, OH PMSAmCon.

8712 Architectural services 46 .... 16 395 100.0 75.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 22 ..................... 1 371 8.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 8 ............ 335 2.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 16 ......... 166 1.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 46 ................... 12 275 74.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 24 ................. 1 047 6.4 (X)

Interior design services 20 .......... 465 2.8 (X)

Landscape architectural services 22 . 135 .8 (X)

Construction management

services 18 ...................... 571 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 .2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 16 ...... 7 156 100.0 92.8

Surveying services 16 .............. 7 043 98.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 113 1.6 (X)

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSA

8711 Engineering services 372 ..... 441 326 100.0 90.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 217 ..................... 199 692 45.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 131 ............ 21 764 4.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 205 ......... 163 348 37.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 23 ................... 12 659 2.9 (X)

Surveying services 134 .............. 15 237 3.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 145 ................. 17 577 4.0 (X)

Interior design services 4 .......... 417 .1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 378 .1 (X)

Testing services 7 ................ 575 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 8 ...................... 1 207 .3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 4 ...................... 708 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 1 034 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 2 701 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 1 816 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 213 .5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 154 .... 87 400 100.0 89.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 14 ..................... 5 237 6.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 6 ......... 1 268 1.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 154 ................... 70 091 80.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 96 ................. 9 146 10.5 (X)

Interior design services 34 .......... 1 041 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 617 .7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CLEVELAND–LORAIN–

ELYRIA, OH PMSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 45 ...... 11 572 100.0 65.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 377 3.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 364 3.2 (X)

Surveying services 45 .............. 10 718 92.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 70 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 .4 (X)

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

MSA

8711 Engineering services 95 ..... 80 151 100.0 91.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 64 ..................... 35 928 44.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 33 ............ 5 301 6.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 24 ......... 35 153 43.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 355 .4 (X)

Surveying services 5 .............. 887 1.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 1 100 1.4 (X)

Testing services 4 ................ 380 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 120 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 927 1.2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 36 .... 16 937 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 159 .9 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 105 .6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 36 ................... 10 477 61.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 27 ................. 5 896 34.8 (X)

Interior design services 4 .......... 68 .4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 8 . 62 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 31 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 139 .8 (X)

8713 Surveying services 14 ...... 11 772 100.0 97.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 306 2.6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 96 .8 (X)

Surveying services 14 .............. 9 743 82.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 1 627 13.8 (X)

COLUMBIA, SC MSA

8711 Engineering services 91 ..... 76 216 100.0 91.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 72 ..................... 35 425 46.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 6 ............ 922 1.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 27 ......... 25 087 32.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 6 ................... 1 156 1.5 (X)

Surveying services 25 .............. 2 159 2.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 54 ................. 9 885 13.0 (X)

Testing services 6 ................ 545 .7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

COLUMBIA, SC MSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm Con.

Construction management

services 19 ...................... 1 033 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 (V) (X)

8712 Architectural services 34 .... 15 802 100.0 100.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 34 ................... 13 788 87.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 10 ................. 383 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 631 10.3 (X)

8713 Surveying services 26 ...... 4 753 100.0 86.1

Surveying services 26 .............. 4 095 86.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 658 13.8 (X)

COLUMBUS, OH MSA

8711 Engineering services 240 ..... 301 399 100.0 90.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 192 ..................... 121 642 40.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 152 ............ 22 206 7.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 205 ......... 101 108 33.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 14 ................... 6 076 2.0 (X)

Surveying services 29 .............. 7 225 2.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 119 ................. 16 821 5.6 (X)

Testing services 10 ................ 1 522 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 6 ...................... 7 690 2.6 (X)

Physical research and

development 68 .................. 5 161 1.7 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 62 ...................... 5 535 1.8 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 61 ... 269 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 61 ............. 2 288 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 2 351 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 505 .5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 127 .... 101 794 100.0 95.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 7 ..................... 2 406 2.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 30 ............ 404 .4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 6 ......... 896 .9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 127 ................... 77 706 76.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 78 ................. 12 828 12.6 (X)

Interior design services 42 .......... 4 145 4.1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 1 201 1.2 (X)

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 1 034 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 1 132 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 42 (V) (X)

8713 Surveying services 29 ...... 10 934 100.0 96.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 1 146 10.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 403 3.7 (X)

Surveying services 29 .............. 9 118 83.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 267 2.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX MSA

8712 Architectural services 29 .... 8 733 100.0 67.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 218 2.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 29 ................... 7 326 83.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 4 ................. 678 7.8 (X)

Interior design services 4 .......... 511 5.9 (X)

DALLAS–FORT WORTH, TX

CMSA

8711 Engineering services 764 ..... 662 835 100.0 87.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 387 ..................... 319 788 48.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 72 ............ 9 761 1.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 405 ......... 264 510 39.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 28 ................... 3 393 .5 (X)

Surveying services 85 .............. 14 595 2.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 287 ................. 33 615 5.1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 40 . 714 .1 (X)

Testing services 11 ................ 3 232 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 50 ...................... 5 197 .8 (X)

Physical research and

development 12 .................. 510 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair 8 ......... 788 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 10 ....... 438 .1 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 5 ... 304 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ........... 1 391 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 25 . 3 629 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 970 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 348 .... 280 865 100.0 96.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 19 ..................... 4 937 1.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 29 ......... 5 655 2.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 105 (V) (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 342 ................... 222 380 79.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 153 ................. 24 459 8.7 (X)

Interior design services 76 .......... 8 357 3.0 (X)

Landscape architectural services 62 . 3 661 1.3 (X)

Construction management

services 57 ...................... 4 052 1.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 193 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 1 577 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 5 453 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 (V) (X)

8713 Surveying services 124 ...... 41 050 100.0 72.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 16 ..................... 1 480 3.6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 1 188 2.9 (X)

Surveying services 124 .............. 38 270 93.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 112 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DALLAS, TX PMSA

8711 Engineering services 561 ..... 530 080 100.0 86.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 259 ..................... 263 867 49.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 26 ............ 6 424 1.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 272 ......... 207 347 39.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 14 ................... 1 498 .3 (X)

Surveying services 35 .............. 10 305 1.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 200 ................. 27 756 5.2 (X)

Testing services 11 ................ 3 232 .6 (X)

Construction management

services 11 ...................... 3 305 .6 (X)

Physical research and

development 8 .................. 496 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 408 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 3 106 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 336 .4 (X)

8712 Architectural services 270 .... 238 544 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 4 236 1.8 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 885 .4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 270 ................... 194 152 81.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 127 ................. 19 325 8.1 (X)

Interior design services 66 .......... 7 777 3.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 56 . 1 332 .6 (X)

Construction management

services 52 ...................... 3 777 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 5 427 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 633 .7 (X)

FORT WORTH–

ARLINGTON, TX PMSA

8711 Engineering services 203 ..... 132 755 100.0 90.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 128 ..................... 55 921 42.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 46 ............ 3 337 2.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 133 ......... 57 163 43.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 14 ................... 1 895 1.4 (X)

Surveying services 50 .............. 4 290 3.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 87 ................. 5 859 4.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 35 . 545 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 39 ...................... 1 892 1.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair 6 ......... 397 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 886 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 523 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 47 (V) (X)

8713 Surveying services 52 ...... 12 465 100.0 84.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 59 .5 (X)

Surveying services 52 .............. 12 406 99.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DAVENPORT–MOLINE–

ROCK ISLAND, IA–IL MSA

8711 Engineering services 30 ..... 26 707 100.0 99.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 22 ..................... 8 552 32.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 11 ............ 1 137 4.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 20 ......... 13 885 52.0 (X)

Surveying services 5 .............. 898 3.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 4 ................. 612 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 623 6.1 (X)

DAYTON–SPRINGFIELD,

OH MSA

8711 Engineering services 170 ..... 240 020 100.0 78.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 102 ..................... 67 424 28.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 6 ............ 2 164 .9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 101 ......... 141 570 59.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 3 448 1.4 (X)

Surveying services 45 .............. 7 324 3.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 23 ................. 8 442 3.5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 1 198 .5 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 7 ... 1 672 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 3 245 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 533 1.5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 48 .... 22 824 100.0 94.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 13 ..................... 1 194 5.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 6 ............ 33 .1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 13 ......... 836 3.7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 48 ................... 17 616 77.2 (X)

Surveying services 6 .............. 23 .1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 24 ................. 2 023 8.9 (X)

Interior design services 11 .......... 633 2.8 (X)

Landscape architectural services 13 . 121 .5 (X)

Testing services 6 ................ 11 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 27 .1 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 6 ... 14 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 293 1.3 (X)

8713 Surveying services 11 ...... 3 290 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 716 21.8 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 135 4.1 (X)

Surveying services 11 .............. 2 412 73.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 27 .8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DAYTONA BEACH, FL MSA

8711 Engineering services 54 ..... 20 265 100.0 76.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 48 ..................... 12 638 62.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 13 ............ 690 3.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 22 ......... 4 245 21.0 (X)

Surveying services 6 .............. 237 1.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 22 ................. 1 901 9.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 40 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 514 2.5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 18 .... 3 919 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 255 6.5 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 1 (V) (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 18 ................... 3 099 79.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 5 ................. 517 13.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 47 1.2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 22 ...... 8 987 100.0 96.7

Surveying services 22 .............. 8 379 93.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 608 6.8 (X)

DENVER–BOULDER–

GREELEY, CO CMSA

8711 Engineering services 776 ..... 1 183 922 100.0 83.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 549 ..................... 472 099 39.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 250 ............ 35 770 3.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 484 ......... 428 442 36.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 10 ................... 5 023 .4 (X)

Surveying services 35 .............. 8 979 .8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 131 ................. 81 268 6.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 635 .1 (X)

Testing services 28 ................ 6 985 .6 (X)

Construction management

services 33 ...................... 63 938 5.4 (X)

Physical research and

development 5 .................. 3 369 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 24 ....... 2 256 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 ........... 2 711 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 23 . 70 069 5.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 378 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 283 .... 195 306 100.0 88.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 13 ..................... 9 118 4.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 8 ......... 3 669 1.9 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 6 144 3.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 283 ................... 146 174 74.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 140 ................. 19 026 9.7 (X)

Interior design services 95 .......... 6 409 3.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 80 . 490 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 60 . 1 204 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 072 1.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DENVER–BOULDER–

GREELEY, CO CMSAm

Con.

8713 Surveying services 80 ...... 22 600 100.0 79.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 818 3.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 748 3.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 196 .9 (X)

Surveying services 80 .............. 20 366 90.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 10 ................. 447 2.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 14 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 .1 (X)

BOULDER–LONGMONT, CO

PMSA

8712 Architectural services 45 .... 16 289 100.0 75.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 578 3.6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 24 .2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 45 ................... 14 009 86.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 14 ................. 794 4.9 (X)

Interior design services 9 .......... 473 2.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 408 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

DENVER, CO PMSA

8711 Engineering services 638 ..... 1 092 772 100.0 84.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 484 ..................... 456 383 41.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 232 ............ 33 875 3.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 372 ......... 363 063 33.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 10 ................... 5 023 .5 (X)

Surveying services 29 .............. 7 182 .7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 112 ................. 79 227 7.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 635 .1 (X)

Testing services 12 ................ 5 794 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 33 ...................... 63 938 5.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 1 877 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 70 032 6.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 743 .5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 231 .... 176 904 100.0 90.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 9 ..................... 8 562 4.8 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 9 235 5.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 231 ................... 130 748 73.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 122 ................. 18 068 10.2 (X)

Interior design services 86 .......... 5 936 3.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 76 . 487 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 55 . 796 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 072 1.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DENVER, CO PMSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 59 ...... 19 165 100.0 84.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 818 4.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 748 3.9 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 78 .4 (X)

Surveying services 59 .............. 17 109 89.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 398 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 14 .1 (X)

DES MOINES, IA MSA

8711 Engineering services 45 ..... 38 171 100.0 97.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 33 ..................... 12 388 32.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 5 ............ 359 .9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 31 ......... 17 644 46.2 (X)

Surveying services 16 .............. 2 060 5.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 3 308 8.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 412 6.3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 35 .... 23 889 100.0 89.5

Architectural services, except

landscaping 35 ................... 16 557 69.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 3 516 14.7 (X)

Interior design services 9 .......... 1 210 5.1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 789 3.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 95 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 157 .7 (X)

8713 Surveying services 5 ...... 1 395 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 256 18.4 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 68 4.9 (X)

Surveying services 5 .............. 1 071 76.8 (X)

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSA

8711 Engineering services 1 ..... 190 2 149 560 100.0 80.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 646 ..................... 475 169 22.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 91 ............ 21 140 1.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 585 ......... 1 494 037 69.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 55 ................... 38 099 1.8 (X)

Surveying services 80 .............. 17 230 .8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 143 ................. 56 314 2.6 (X)

Interior design services 9 .......... 3 786 .2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 27 . 1 028 .1 (X)

Testing services 47 ................ 10 137 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 19 ...................... 2 814 .1 (X)

Physical research and

development 9 .................. 2 806 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 18 ....... 9 128 .4 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 9 ... 2 080 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 5 635 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 46 . 8 211 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 946 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DETROIT–ANN ARBOR–

FLINT, MI CMSAmCon.

8712 Architectural services 333 .... 211 045 100.0 87.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 123 ..................... 8 599 4.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 56 ......... 2 632 1.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 251 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 332 ................... 162 009 76.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 165 ................. 23 336 11.1 (X)

Interior design services 72 .......... 7 786 3.7 (X)

Landscape architectural services 14 . 1 092 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 13 ...................... 1 625 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 56 ........... 1 516 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 868 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 331 .6 (X)

ANN ARBOR, MI PMSA

8711 Engineering services 110 ..... 110 414 100.0 88.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 47 ..................... 41 790 37.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 25 ............ 3 093 2.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 69 ......... 40 007 36.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 6 ................... 7 431 6.7 (X)

Surveying services 19 .............. 3 860 3.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 25 ................. 9 331 8.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 8 . 252 .2 (X)

Testing services 8 ................ 1 496 1.4 (X)

Construction management

services 8 ...................... 881 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 883 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 390 .4 (X)

8712 Architectural services 44 .... 21 057 100.0 64.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 10 ..................... 47 .2 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 138 .7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 44 ................... 17 730 84.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 26 ................. 1 811 8.6 (X)

Construction management

services 9 ...................... 196 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 492 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 643 3.1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 12 ...... 2 643 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 12 .............. 2 580 97.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 63 2.4 (X)

DETROIT, MI PMSA

8711 Engineering services 1 ..... 033 1 994 288 100.0 79.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 583 ..................... 425 028 21.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 66 ............ 18 047 .9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 488 ......... 1 420 912 71.3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 43 ................... 29 499 1.5 (X)

Surveying services 52 .............. 12 023 .6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

DETROIT, MI PMSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm Con.

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 109 ................. 46 581 2.3 (X)

Interior design services 9 .......... 3 786 .2 (X)

Testing services 39 ................ 8 641 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 11 ...................... 1 933 .1 (X)

Physical research and

development 9 .................. 2 806 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 18 ....... 9 128 .5 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 9 ... 2 080 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 5 635 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 32 . 5 905 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 284 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 273 .... 182 630 100.0 89.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 106 ..................... 8 254 4.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 53 ......... 2 344 1.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 251 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 272 ................... 137 682 75.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 133 ................. 21 491 11.8 (X)

Interior design services 72 .......... 7 786 4.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 10 . 1 060 .6 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 1 429 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 52 ........... 1 024 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 197 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 112 .6 (X)

FLINT, MI PMSA

8711 Engineering services 47 ..... 44 858 100.0 76.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 16 ..................... 8 351 18.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 28 ......... 33 118 73.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 6 ................... 1 169 2.6 (X)

Surveying services 9 .............. 1 347 3.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 9 ................. 402 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 423 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 48 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 16 .... 7 358 100.0 97.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 7 ..................... 298 4.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 150 2.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 16 ................... 6 597 89.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 34 .5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 32 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 28 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 219 3.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

EL PASO, TX MSA

8711 Engineering services 61 ..... 38 768 100.0 85.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 39 ..................... 16 921 43.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 18 ............ 1 681 4.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 42 ......... 15 881 41.0 (X)

Surveying services 10 .............. 2 080 5.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 28 ................. 1 716 4.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 30 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 459 1.2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 36 .... 14 036 100.0 80.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 36 ................... 10 767 76.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 19 ................. 2 665 19.0 (X)

Interior design services 6 .......... 104 .7 (X)

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 417 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 83 .6 (X)

8713 Surveying services 8 ...... 1 690 100.0 85.5

Surveying services 8 .............. 1 690 100.0 (X)

EUGENE–SPRINGFIELD,

OR MSA

8711 Engineering services 52 ..... 21 983 100.0 91.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 18 ..................... 8 277 37.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 7 ............ 598 2.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 22 ......... 10 903 49.6 (X)

Surveying services 4 .............. 417 1.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 1 199 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 589 2.7 (X)

8712 Architectural services 22 .... 8 261 100.0 91.2

Architectural services, except

landscaping 22 ................... 5 697 69.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 2 106 25.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 458 5.5 (X)

8713 Surveying services 13 ...... 2 071 100.0 81.7

Surveying services 13 .............. 1 721 83.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 350 16.9 (X)

FORT MYERS–CAPE

CORAL, FL MSA

8711 Engineering services 75 ..... 46 563 100.0 90.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 42 ..................... 16 356 35.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 15 ............ 4 173 9.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 54 ......... 19 463 41.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 6 ................... 625 1.3 (X)

Surveying services 17 .............. 3 349 7.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 27 ................. 1 782 3.8 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 42 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 8 ...................... 245 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 520 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

FORT MYERS–CAPE

CORAL, FL MSAmCon.

8712 Architectural services 33 .... 10 764 100.0 85.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

All other consulting and design

engineering services 6 ......... 536 5.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 62 .6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 33 ................... 7 858 73.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 19 ................. 1 902 17.7 (X)

Interior design services 8 .......... 389 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 .2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 22 ...... 10 162 100.0 89.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 4 535 44.6 (X)

Surveying services 22 .............. 4 172 41.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 5 ................. 1 381 13.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 74 .7 (X)

FORT PIERCE–PORT ST.

LUCIE, FL MSA

8712 Architectural services 22 .... 3 470 100.0 92.8

Architectural services, except

landscaping 22 ................... 3 254 93.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 5 ................. 199 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 .5 (X)

8713 Surveying services 29 ...... 4 681 100.0 94.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 714 15.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 178 3.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 8 ................... 150 3.2 (X)

Surveying services 29 .............. 3 584 76.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 55 1.2 (X)

FORT WAYNE, IN MSA

8711 Engineering services 69 ..... 30 190 100.0 76.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 36 ..................... 20 774 68.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 43 ......... 4 470 14.8 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 483 1.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 1 435 4.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 1 878 6.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 150 3.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

FORT WAYNE, IN MSAm

Con.

8712 Architectural services 22 .... 14 494 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 11 ..................... 2 808 19.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 6 ............ 94 .7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 6 ......... 75 .5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 22 ................... 9 381 64.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 10 ................. 648 4.5 (X)

Interior design services 4 .......... 182 1.3 (X)

Testing services 6 ................ 31 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 275 8.8 (X)

8713 Surveying services 14 ...... 3 100 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 255 8.2 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 157 5.1 (X)

Surveying services 14 .............. 2 580 83.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 108 3.5 (X)

FRESNO, CA MSA

8711 Engineering services 86 ..... 63 301 100.0 91.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 53 ..................... 21 565 34.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 24 ............ 6 773 10.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 39 ......... 23 595 37.3 (X)

Surveying services 12 .............. 2 832 4.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 15 ................. 4 997 7.9 (X)

Testing services 12 ................ 1 797 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 742 2.8 (X)

8712 Architectural services 51 .... 19 686 100.0 85.2

Architectural services, except

landscaping 51 ................... 15 017 76.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 22 ................. 2 943 15.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 493 2.5 (X)

8713 Surveying services 20 ...... 4 779 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 20 .............. 4 312 90.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 467 9.8 (X)

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSA

8711 Engineering services 159 ..... 278 504 100.0 90.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 87 ..................... 33 690 12.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 26 ............ 5 057 1.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 96 ......... 97 923 35.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 11 ................... 8 178 2.9 (X)

Surveying services 22 .............. 3 880 1.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 16 ................. 105 262 37.8 (X)

Testing services 18 ................ 8 522 3.1 (X)

Construction management

services 14 ...................... 2 988 1.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

GRAND RAPIDS–

MUSKEGON–HOLLAND,

MI MSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 32 ....... 1 987 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ........... 1 766 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 8 862 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 389 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 56 .... 34 724 100.0 93.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 13 ..................... 3 994 11.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 426 1.2 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 26 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 56 ................... 24 322 70.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 27 ................. 2 146 6.2 (X)

Interior design services 24 .......... 1 126 3.2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 26 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 631 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 027 5.8 (X)

8713 Surveying services 21 ...... 6 904 100.0 93.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 10 ..................... 1 375 19.9 (X)

Surveying services 21 .............. 5 341 77.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 188 2.7 (X)

GREENSBORO–WINSTON~ SALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSA

8711 Engineering services 111 ..... 67 867 100.0 90.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 90 ..................... 39 914 58.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 21 ............ 2 758 4.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 53 ......... 13 649 20.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 21 ................... 2 482 3.7 (X)

Surveying services 37 .............. 4 502 6.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 49 ................. 1 771 2.6 (X)

Interior design services 12 .......... 174 .3 (X)

Testing services 8 ................ 1 033 1.5 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 1 513 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 47 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 (V) (X)

8712 Architectural services 46 .... 14 227 100.0 85.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 1 100 7.7 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 20 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 46 ................... 10 386 73.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 25 ................. 2 058 14.5 (X)

Interior design services 14 .......... 274 1.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 13 . 310 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 79 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

GREENSBORO–WINSTON~

SALEM–HIGH POINT, NC

MSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 54 ...... 7 921 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 267 3.4 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 128 1.6 (X)

Surveying services 52 .............. 7 485 94.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 41 .5 (X)

GREENVILLE–

SPARTANBURG–

ANDERSON, SC MSA

8711 Engineering services 123 ..... 351 500 100.0 95.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 50 ..................... 66 022 18.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 13 ............ 9 917 2.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 94 ......... 239 960 68.3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 8 ................... 3 117 .9 (X)

Surveying services 4 .............. 760 .2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 19 ................. 13 766 3.9 (X)

Testing services 6 ................ 1 051 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 10 ...................... 14 074 4.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 2 803 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 (V) (X)

8712 Architectural services 53 .... 53 776 100.0 96.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 1 676 3.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 2 208 4.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 53 ................... 30 437 56.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 2 605 4.8 (X)

Interior design services 21 .......... 546 1.0 (X)

Landscape architectural services 17 . 461 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 843 29.5 (X)

8713 Surveying services 46 ...... 6 764 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 12 ..................... 404 6.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 22 .3 (X)

Surveying services 46 .............. 6 193 91.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 145 2.1 (X)

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSA

8711 Engineering services 80 ..... 162 783 100.0 94.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 35 ..................... 29 921 18.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 12 ............ 7 515 4.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 60 ......... 94 450 58.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 7 ................... 3 990 2.5 (X)

Surveying services 18 .............. 7 732 4.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HARRISBURG–LEBANON–

CARLISLE, PA MSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 20 ................. 11 923 7.3 (X)

Construction management

services 5 ...................... 156 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 3 554 2.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 491 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 051 1.9 (X)

8712 Architectural services 24 .... 15 641 100.0 84.5

Architectural services, except

landscaping 24 ................... 11 240 71.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 14 ................. 2 060 13.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 341 15.0 (X)

8713 Surveying services 14 ...... 2 909 100.0 95.9

Surveying services 14 .............. 2 719 93.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 190 6.5 (X)

HARTFORD, CT MSA

8711 Engineering services 208 ..... 516 693 100.0 92.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 136 ..................... 43 051 8.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 61 ............ 3 492 .7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 154 ......... 449 230 86.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 21 ................... 2 928 .6 (X)

Surveying services 51 .............. 3 293 .6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 80 ................. 11 707 2.3 (X)

Construction management

services 16 ...................... 1 440 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 718 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 834 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 72 .... 70 524 100.0 80.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 4 844 6.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 72 ................... 43 270 61.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 37 ................. 15 408 21.9 (X)

Interior design services 19 .......... 4 564 6.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 14 . 1 242 1.8 (X)

Construction management

services 10 ...................... 905 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 291 .4 (X)

8713 Surveying services 48 ...... 7 818 100.0 99.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 12 ..................... 716 9.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 279 3.6 (X)

Surveying services 48 .............. 6 822 87.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HONOLULU, HI MSA

8711 Engineering services 220 ..... 358 990 100.0 94.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 153 ..................... 169 038 47.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 30 ............ 5 855 1.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 102 ......... 111 474 31.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 8 ................... 3 202 .9 (X)

Surveying services 13 .............. 9 435 2.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 99 ................. 34 761 9.7 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 1 382 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 30 ...................... 9 680 2.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 9 351 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 812 1.3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 160 .... 163 384 100.0 98.3

Architectural services, except

landscaping 160 ................... 124 810 76.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 57 ................. 24 284 14.9 (X)

Interior design services 6 .......... 1 401 .9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 8 . 648 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 870 4.2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 12 ...... 6 105 100.0 88.7

Surveying services 12 .............. 6 105 100.0 (X)

HOUSTON–GALVESTON–

BRAZORIA, TX CMSA

8711 Engineering services 1 ..... 221 4 455 419 100.0 92.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 735 ..................... 2 118 955 47.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 62 ............ 31 769 .7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 528 ......... 1 580 683 35.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 23 ................... 9 697 .2 (X)

Surveying services 421 .............. 46 551 1.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 150 ................. 89 586 2.0 (X)

Testing services 26 ................ 17 435 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 44 ...................... 256 571 5.8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 22 ....... 4 167 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 8 207 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 50 . 287 516 6.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 282 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 305 .... 279 514 100.0 83.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 10 ..................... 7 997 2.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 5 634 2.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 303 ................... 164 004 58.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 119 ................. 41 544 14.9 (X)

Interior design services 27 .......... 10 678 3.8 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 1 303 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 5 ...................... 47 417 17.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 601 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 336 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HOUSTON–GALVESTON–

BRAZORIA, TX CMSAm

Con.

8713 Surveying services 158 ...... 83 041 100.0 77.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 811 1.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 685 .8 (X)

Surveying services 156 .............. 78 899 95.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 21 ................. 1 888 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 124 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 634 .8 (X)

HOUSTON, TX PMSA

8711 Engineering services 1 ..... 167 4 389 679 100.0 92.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 704 ..................... 2 107 830 48.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 60 ............ 31 726 .7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 497 ......... 1 545 128 35.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 19 ................... 7 361 .2 (X)

Surveying services 413 .............. 45 873 1.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 148 ................. 80 568 1.8 (X)

Testing services 21 ................ 16 276 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 34 ...................... 252 750 5.8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 17 ....... 4 094 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 6 542 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 48 . 287 509 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 022 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 293 .... 274 251 100.0 82.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 7 200 2.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 5 634 2.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 291 ................... 159 721 58.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 117 ................. 41 456 15.1 (X)

Interior design services 24 .......... 10 620 3.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 1 303 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 5 ...................... 47 417 17.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 601 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 299 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 144 ...... 78 605 100.0 77.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 795 1.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 631 .8 (X)

Surveying services 142 .............. 74 533 94.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 21 ................. 1 888 2.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 124 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 634 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

HUNTSVILLE, AL MSA

8711 Engineering services 143 ..... 410 836 100.0 94.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 11 ..................... 4 053 1.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 117 ......... 333 846 81.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 210 .1 (X)

Surveying services 6 .............. 5 153 1.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 13 ................. 45 756 11.1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 34 ....... 7 577 1.8 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 4 ... 9 478 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 1 225 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 2 384 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 154 .3 (X)

8713 Surveying services 13 ...... 4 746 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 729 15.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 8 ............ 292 6.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 8 ......... 292 6.2 (X)

Surveying services 13 .............. 3 431 72.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

INDIANAPOLIS, IN MSA

8711 Engineering services 262 ..... 231 461 100.0 94.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 152 ..................... 86 147 37.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 15 ............ 12 461 5.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 98 ......... 102 057 44.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 19 ................... 8 729 3.8 (X)

Surveying services 29 .............. 6 000 2.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 67 ................. 8 171 3.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 394 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 502 3.2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 113 .... 87 147 100.0 89.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 11 ..................... 9 051 10.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 10 ......... 3 726 4.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 538 .6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 113 ................... 58 901 67.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 19 ................. 5 137 5.9 (X)

Interior design services 21 .......... 3 379 3.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 14 . 1 866 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 496 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 053 4.7 (X)

8713 Surveying services 33 ...... 17 317 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 2 586 14.9 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 40 .2 (X)

Surveying services 33 .............. 14 446 83.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 9 ................. 181 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 64 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

JACKSON, MS MSA

8711 Engineering services 66 ..... 52 500 100.0 72.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 55 ..................... 24 363 46.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 22 ............ 1 497 2.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 36 ......... 20 747 39.5 (X)

Surveying services 17 .............. 2 591 4.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 1 711 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 591 3.0 (X)

8712 Architectural services 40 .... 20 883 100.0 97.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 933 4.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 467 2.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 40 ................... 15 482 74.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 15 ................. 2 992 14.3 (X)

Interior design services 9 .......... 357 1.7 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 314 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 338 1.6 (X)

8713 Surveying services 13 ...... 9 055 100.0 91.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 643 7.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 1 436 15.9 (X)

Surveying services 13 .............. 6 976 77.0 (X)

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSA

8711 Engineering services 169 ..... 155 378 100.0 68.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 115 ..................... 62 181 40.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 35 ............ 5 959 3.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 134 ......... 58 331 37.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 16 ................... 6 554 4.2 (X)

Surveying services 12 .............. 2 318 1.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 47 ................. 9 628 6.2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 21 . 704 .5 (X)

Testing services 8 ................ 3 287 2.1 (X)

Construction management

services 12 ...................... 1 055 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 43 . 5 348 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 13 (V) (X)

8712 Architectural services 85 .... 37 060 100.0 89.1

Architectural services, except

landscaping 85 ................... 28 953 78.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 58 ................. 7 203 19.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 21 . 659 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 163 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 82 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

JACKSONVILLE, FL MSAm

Con.

8713 Surveying services 52 ...... 16 350 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 17 ..................... 2 870 17.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 16 ......... 713 4.4 (X)

Surveying services 52 .............. 12 619 77.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 18 ................. 116 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 32 .2 (X)

JOHNSON CITY–

KINGSPORT–BRISTOL,

TN–VA MSA

8712 Architectural services 19 .... 5 767 100.0 91.6

Architectural services, except

landscaping 19 ................... 4 977 86.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 373 6.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 417 7.2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 30 ...... 3 286 100.0 87.6

Surveying services 30 .............. 3 250 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 1.1 (X)

KALAMAZOO–BATTLE

CREEK, MI MSA

8711 Engineering services 42 ..... 19 914 100.0 74.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 27 ..................... 8 899 44.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 11 ............ 500 2.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 22 ......... 3 174 15.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 7 ................... 3 059 15.4 (X)

Surveying services 7 .............. 1 139 5.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 9 ................. 612 3.1 (X)

Testing services 4 ................ 167 .8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 102 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 920 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 342 6.7 (X)

8712 Architectural services 22 .... 9 796 100.0 97.7

Architectural services, except

landscaping 22 ................... 8 480 86.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 316 13.4 (X)

8713 Surveying services 8 ...... 2 190 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 8 .............. 1 899 86.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 291 13.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

KANSAS CITY, MO–KS

MSA

8711 Engineering services 274 ..... 652 249 100.0 96.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 181 ..................... 387 912 59.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 63 ............ 7 326 1.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 183 ......... 191 716 29.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 35 ................... 6 985 1.1 (X)

Surveying services 76 .............. 8 448 1.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 87 ................. 22 032 3.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 1 425 .2 (X)

Testing services 14 ................ 1 598 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 31 ...................... 16 306 2.5 (X)

Physical research and

development 6 .................. 517 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair 4 ......... 2 523 .4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 9 ....... 1 540 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 49 . 2 364 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 557 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 139 .... 78 256 100.0 93.5

Architectural services, except

landscaping 139 ................... 59 792 76.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 69 ................. 11 297 14.4 (X)

Interior design services 13 .......... 1 237 1.6 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 154 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 509 .7 (X)

8713 Surveying services 31 ...... 20 321 100.0 74.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 15 ..................... 865 4.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 92 .5 (X)

Surveying services 31 .............. 19 362 95.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

KNOXVILLE, TN MSA

8711 Engineering services 151 ..... 296 726 100.0 91.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 95 ..................... 63 333 21.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 11 ............ 2 041 .7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 90 ......... 211 002 71.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 12 ................... 3 478 1.2 (X)

Surveying services 41 .............. 2 383 .8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 15 ................. 2 240 .8 (X)

Testing services 6 ................ 3 170 1.1 (X)

Construction management

services 6 ...................... 2 617 .9 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 9 ....... 1 220 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 552 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 474 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 216 1.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

KNOXVILLE, TN MSAmCon.

8712 Architectural services 52 .... 24 016 100.0 76.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 14 ..................... 1 001 4.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 8 ......... 112 .5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 52 ................... 18 199 75.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 10 ................. 3 264 13.6 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 337 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 300 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 803 3.3 (X)

LAFAYETTE, LA MSA

8711 Engineering services 68 ..... 39 684 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 30 ..................... 23 315 58.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 17 ......... 12 914 32.5 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 531 1.3 (X)

Surveying services 6 .............. 779 2.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 4 ................. 1 660 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 485 1.2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 21 .... 4 371 100.0 90.3

Architectural services, except

landscaping 21 ................... 3 691 84.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 14 ................. 521 11.9 (X)

Interior design services 5 .......... 28 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 131 3.0 (X)

8713 Surveying services 11 ...... 37 229 100.0 99.7

Surveying services 11 .............. 36 365 97.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 864 2.3 (X)

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSA

8711 Engineering services 63 ..... 50 432 100.0 96.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 39 ..................... 27 308 54.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 24 ............ 1 008 2.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 54 ......... 11 930 23.7 (X)

Surveying services 24 .............. 2 931 5.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 568 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 687 13.3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 19 .... 5 725 100.0 86.9

Architectural services, except

landscaping 19 ................... 5 526 96.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 105 1.8 (X)

Interior design services 8 .......... 72 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 22 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LAKELAND–WINTER

HAVEN, FL MSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 17 ...... 5 108 100.0 98.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 952 18.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 197 3.9 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 76 1.5 (X)

Surveying services 17 .............. 3 837 75.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 46 .9 (X)

LANCASTER, PA MSA

8711 Engineering services 38 ..... 27 210 100.0 89.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 25 ..................... 17 153 63.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 13 ............ 1 259 4.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 31 ......... 6 988 25.7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 13 ................... 478 1.8 (X)

Surveying services 6 .............. 503 1.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 380 1.4 (X)

Testing services 4 ................ 102 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 347 1.3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 28 .... 18 487 100.0 83.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 7 ..................... 1 536 8.3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 28 ................... 13 028 70.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 2 495 13.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 746 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 173 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 509 2.8 (X)

8713 Surveying services 13 ...... 4 537 100.0 78.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 505 11.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 245 5.4 (X)

Surveying services 13 .............. 3 603 79.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 161 3.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 .5 (X)

LANSING–EAST LANSING,

MI MSA

8711 Engineering services 65 ..... 100 005 100.0 76.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 39 ..................... 21 425 21.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 746 .8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 41 ......... 65 107 65.1 (X)

Surveying services 6 .............. 1 496 1.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 14 ................. 9 039 9.0 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 1 483 1.5 (X)

Testing services 6 ................ 368 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 259 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 82 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 14 .... 4 917 100.0 70.6

Architectural services, except

landscaping 14 ................... 4 593 93.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 324 6.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LANSING–EAST LANSING,

MI MSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 10 ...... 5 603 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 753 13.4 (X)

Surveying services 10 .............. 4 841 86.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 .2 (X)

LAS VEGAS, NV–AZ MSA

8711 Engineering services 154 ..... 291 960 100.0 93.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 115 ..................... 187 250 64.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 30 ............ 6 795 2.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 58 ......... 72 732 24.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 1 200 .4 (X)

Surveying services 48 .............. 13 158 4.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 27 ................. 5 030 1.7 (X)

Landscape architectural services 5 . 698 .2 (X)

Testing services 11 ................ 1 240 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 15 ...................... 2 970 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 887 .3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 51 .... 35 578 100.0 91.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 10 ..................... 149 .4 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 7 (V) (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 51 ................... 28 804 81.0 (X)

Surveying services 11 .............. 498 1.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 5 852 16.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 268 .8 (X)

8713 Surveying services 28 ...... 10 289 100.0 92.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 11 ..................... 922 9.0 (X)

Surveying services 28 .............. 9 366 91.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 (V) (X)

LEXINGTON, KY MSA

8711 Engineering services 128 ..... 98 758 100.0 93.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 73 ..................... 39 388 39.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 35 ............ 2 917 3.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 72 ......... 38 680 39.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 12 ................... 2 221 2.3 (X)

Surveying services 13 .............. 2 824 2.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 32 ................. 4 263 4.3 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 3 257 3.3 (X)

Construction management

services 19 ...................... 1 459 1.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 2 905 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 844 .9 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LEXINGTON, KY MSAm

Con.

8712 Architectural services 52 .... 29 840 100.0 86.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 9 ..................... 2 108 7.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 701 2.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 52 ................... 23 975 80.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 056 10.2 (X)

LITTLE ROCK–NORTH

LITTLE ROCK, AR MSA

8711 Engineering services 86 ..... 58 434 100.0 76.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 61 ..................... 21 696 37.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 18 ............ 5 546 9.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 50 ......... 20 380 34.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 11 ................... 856 1.5 (X)

Surveying services 22 .............. 3 415 5.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 18 ................. 4 927 8.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 614 2.8 (X)

8712 Architectural services 45 .... 26 581 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 9 ..................... 2 141 8.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 2 206 8.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 56 .2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 45 ................... 18 735 70.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 27 ................. 3 035 11.4 (X)

Interior design services 6 .......... 400 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 (V) (X)

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSA

8711 Engineering services 2 ..... 839 5 079 551 100.0 83.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 1 ..................... 303 1 075 144 21.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 280 ............ 59 351 1.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 1 ......... 844 3 212 514 63.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 557 ................... 51 474 1.0 (X)

Surveying services 228 .............. 73 162 1.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 867 ................. 208 725 4.1 (X)

Interior design services 487 .......... 26 834 .5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 23 . 4 000 .1 (X)

Testing services 62 ................ 12 861 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 105 ...................... 200 191 3.9 (X)

Physical research and

development 11 .................. 4 196 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair 9 ......... 3 379 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 28 ....... 5 774 .1 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 11 ... 2 300 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 8 261 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LOS ANGELES–

RIVERSIDE–ORANGE

COUNTY, CA CMSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

All other receipts from customers 119 . 131 002 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 383 (V) (X)

8712 Architectural services 1 .... 223 948 397 100.0 73.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 84 ..................... 24 768 2.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 8 ............ 1 151 .1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 24 ......... 13 299 1.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 1 ................... 223 719 746 75.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 333 ................. 141 369 14.9 (X)

Interior design services 106 .......... 25 309 2.7 (X)

Landscape architectural services 46 . 3 742 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 34 ...................... 12 332 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 31 . 5 953 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 728 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 224 ...... 89 426 100.0 80.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 27 ..................... 11 738 13.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 691 .8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 12 ......... 2 785 3.1 (X)

Surveying services 220 .............. 68 437 76.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 30 ................. 4 256 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 150 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 369 1.5 (X)

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSA

8711 Engineering services 1 ..... 421 2 734 603 100.0 82.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 706 ..................... 527 175 19.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 60 ............ 27 932 1.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 779 ......... 1 854 920 67.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 510 ................... 39 563 1.5 (X)

Surveying services 42 .............. 17 826 .7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 593 ................. 119 229 4.4 (X)

Interior design services 487 .......... 26 834 1.0 (X)

Landscape architectural services 9 . 2 728 .1 (X)

Testing services 22 ................ 5 680 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 37 ...................... 11 901 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 5 023 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 36 . 89 047 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 745 .3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 766 .... 633 652 100.0 70.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 23 ..................... 15 855 2.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 5 ............ 1 033 .2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 11 ......... 3 438 .5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 766 ................... 486 380 76.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

LOS ANGELES–LONG

BEACH, CA PMSAmCon.

8712 Architectural servicesm

Con.

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 121 ................. 101 196 16.0 (X)

Interior design services 54 .......... 20 119 3.2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 25 . 1 207 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 8 ...................... 2 616 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 1 371 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 437 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 89 ...... 37 833 100.0 75.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 11 ..................... 9 533 25.2 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 1 968 5.2 (X)

Surveying services 87 .............. 22 574 59.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 2 960 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 798 2.1 (X)

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSA

8711 Engineering services 886 ..... 1 822 780 100.0 88.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 274 ..................... 364 172 20.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 73 ............ 14 488 .8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 687 ......... 1 109 981 60.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 23 ................... 8 528 .5 (X)

Surveying services 57 .............. 30 616 1.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 128 ................. 57 991 3.2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 8 . 1 135 .1 (X)

Testing services 29 ................ 6 186 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 38 ...................... 185 354 10.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair 6 ......... 3 217 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 10 ....... 2 872 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 44 . 35 259 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 981 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 317 .... 234 470 100.0 84.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 18 ..................... 5 839 2.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 8 ......... 1 329 .6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 74 (V) (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 317 ................... 181 707 77.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 162 ................. 30 472 13.0 (X)

Interior design services 17 .......... 1 427 .6 (X)

Landscape architectural services 11 . 1 886 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 4 516 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 220 3.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ORANGE COUNTY, CA

PMSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 51 ...... 26 720 100.0 87.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 523 2.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 1 110 4.2 (X)

Surveying services 49 .............. 23 870 89.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 14 ................. 1 102 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 115 .4 (X)

RIVERSIDE–SAN

BERNARDINO, CA PMSA

8712 Architectural services 109 .... 64 437 100.0 96.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 33 ..................... 1 208 1.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 8 532 13.2 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 44 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 109 ................... 39 983 62.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 39 ................. 7 666 11.9 (X)

Interior design services 25 .......... 3 553 5.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 622 1.0 (X)

Construction management

services 23 ...................... 2 496 3.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 333 .5 (X)

8713 Surveying services 66 ...... 14 893 100.0 89.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 1 071 7.2 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 137 .9 (X)

Surveying services 66 .............. 12 932 86.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 753 5.1 (X)

VENTURA, CA PMSA

8711 Engineering services 176 ..... 205 799 100.0 91.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 78 ..................... 36 439 17.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 57 ............ 10 137 4.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 152 ......... 131 773 64.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 69 ................. 23 897 11.6 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 160 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 5 ...................... 331 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 9 ....... 2 314 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 748 .4 (X)

8712 Architectural services 31 .... 15 838 100.0 94.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 10 ..................... 1 866 11.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 31 ................... 11 676 73.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 2 035 12.9 (X)

Interior design services 10 .......... 210 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

VENTURA, CA PMSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 18 ...... 9 980 100.0 69.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 611 6.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 226 2.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 35 .4 (X)

Surveying services 18 .............. 9 061 90.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 47 .5 (X)

LOUISVILLE, KY–IN MSA

8711 Engineering services 152 ..... 123 015 100.0 79.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 80 ..................... 33 057 26.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 14 ............ 2 186 1.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 109 ......... 58 893 47.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 1 223 1.0 (X)

Surveying services 31 .............. 3 831 3.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 19 ................. 2 398 2.0 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 1 045 .9 (X)

Testing services 8 ................ 1 042 .9 (X)

Construction management

services 11 ...................... 1 389 1.1 (X)

Physical research and

development 26 .................. 492 .4 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 4 ... 74 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 596 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 16 555 13.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 234 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 68 .... 39 325 100.0 87.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 10 ..................... 3 370 8.6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 629 1.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 68 ................... 30 271 77.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 21 ................. 4 620 11.8 (X)

Interior design services 5 .......... 120 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 315 .8 (X)

8713 Surveying services 23 ...... 5 312 100.0 93.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 9 ..................... 651 12.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 28 .5 (X)

Surveying services 23 .............. 4 496 84.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 137 2.6 (X)

MACON, GA MSA

8711 Engineering services 33 ..... 29 668 100.0 95.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 19 ..................... 9 472 31.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 14 ......... 14 968 50.5 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 422 1.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 3 576 12.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 60 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 170 3.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MACON, GA MSAmCon.

8712 Architectural services 20 .... 16 326 100.0 98.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 1 216 7.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 20 ................... 13 323 81.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 1 101 6.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 686 4.2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 12 ...... 3 120 100.0 78.4

Surveying services 12 .............. 3 111 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 .3 (X)

MADISON, WI MSA

8711 Engineering services 84 ..... 126 589 100.0 90.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 29 ..................... 28 129 22.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 10 ............ 1 739 1.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 75 ......... 81 220 64.2 (X)

Surveying services 7 .............. 1 044 .8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 6 487 5.1 (X)

Testing services 4 ................ 3 272 2.6 (X)

Construction management

services 11 ...................... 1 756 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 942 2.3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 36 .... 31 842 100.0 95.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 7 ..................... 3 339 10.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 36 ................... 23 116 72.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 17 ................. 3 242 10.2 (X)

Interior design services 7 .......... 1 252 3.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 12 . 813 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 80 .3 (X)

MELBOURNE–TITUSVILLE–

PALM BAY, FL MSA

8711 Engineering services 101 ..... 400 428 100.0 91.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 23 ..................... 14 865 3.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 74 ......... 362 040 90.4 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 112 (V) (X)

Surveying services 6 .............. 1 419 .4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 10 ................. 9 669 2.4 (X)

Construction management

services 6 ...................... 1 074 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 249 2.8 (X)

8712 Architectural services 18 .... 3 756 100.0 81.6

Architectural services, except

landscaping 18 ................... 3 472 92.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 284 7.6 (X)

8713 Surveying services 31 ...... 8 605 100.0 72.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 1 156 13.4 (X)

Surveying services 31 .............. 7 362 85.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 87 1.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MEMPHIS, TN–AR–MS MSA

8711 Engineering services 105 ..... 210 774 100.0 93.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 86 ..................... 42 432 20.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 34 ............ 1 604 .8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 84 ......... 155 166 73.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 9 ................... 2 670 1.3 (X)

Surveying services 23 .............. 2 686 1.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 29 ................. 4 059 1.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 1 094 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 253 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 466 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 344 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 74 .... 39 524 100.0 89.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 214 .5 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 2 751 7.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 74 ................... 29 487 74.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 20 ................. 7 069 17.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

8713 Surveying services 18 ...... 3 630 100.0 98.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 9 ..................... 285 7.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 7 ......... 62 1.7 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 6 .2 (X)

Surveying services 18 .............. 3 277 90.3 (X)

MIAMI–FORT

LAUDERDALE, FL CMSA

8711 Engineering services 537 ..... 390 803 100.0 70.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 232 ..................... 165 830 42.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 40 ............ 18 797 4.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 292 ......... 155 950 39.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 16 ................... 4 153 1.1 (X)

Surveying services 28 .............. 12 166 3.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 46 ................. 12 253 3.1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 954 .2 (X)

Testing services 9 ................ 1 320 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 25 ...................... 15 777 4.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 3 098 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 505 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 381 .... 143 784 100.0 82.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 74 ..................... 3 941 2.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 28 ............ 113 .1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 48 ......... 2 340 1.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 381 ................... 113 342 78.8 (X)

Surveying services 25 .............. 153 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MIAMI–FORT

LAUDERDALE, FL CMSA

mCon.

8712 Architectural servicesm

Con.

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 136 ................. 18 444 12.8 (X)

Interior design services 95 .......... 4 514 3.1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 32 . 738 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 89 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 110 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 115 ...... 42 923 100.0 77.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 15 ..................... 2 467 5.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 9 ............ 775 1.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 11 ......... 1 562 3.6 (X)

Surveying services 115 .............. 38 035 88.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 5 ................. 72 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 (V) (X)

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL

PMSA

8711 Engineering services 235 ..... 189 195 100.0 72.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 92 ..................... 92 696 49.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 10 ............ 5 163 2.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 94 ......... 59 976 31.7 (X)

Surveying services 8 .............. 8 297 4.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 16 ................. 6 745 3.6 (X)

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 13 519 7.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 1 353 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 446 .8 (X)

8712 Architectural services 135 .... 37 150 100.0 81.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 15 ..................... 308 .8 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 18 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 135 ................... 28 437 76.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 30 ................. 7 571 20.4 (X)

Interior design services 37 .......... 657 1.8 (X)

Landscape architectural services 12 . 159 .4 (X)

8713 Surveying services 45 ...... 17 683 100.0 91.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 1 509 8.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 539 3.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 871 4.9 (X)

Surveying services 45 .............. 14 752 83.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 12 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MIAMI, FL PMSA

8711 Engineering services 302 ..... 201 608 100.0 67.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 140 ..................... 73 134 36.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 30 ............ 13 634 6.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 198 ......... 95 974 47.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 14 ................... 3 642 1.8 (X)

Surveying services 20 .............. 3 869 1.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 30 ................. 5 508 2.7 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 282 .1 (X)

Testing services 6 ................ 1 098 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 18 ...................... 2 258 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 745 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 464 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 246 .... 106 634 100.0 82.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 59 ..................... 3 633 3.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 26 ............ 101 .1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 46 ......... 2 334 2.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 246 ................... 84 905 79.6 (X)

Surveying services 25 .............. 153 .1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 106 ................. 10 873 10.2 (X)

Interior design services 58 .......... 3 857 3.6 (X)

Landscape architectural services 20 . 579 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 89 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 110 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 70 ...... 25 240 100.0 75.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 9 ..................... 958 3.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 5 ............ 236 .9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 7 ......... 691 2.7 (X)

Surveying services 70 .............. 23 283 92.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 5 ................. 72 .3 (X)

MILWAUKEE–RACINE, WI

CMSA

8711 Engineering services 312 ..... 360 639 100.0 90.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 218 ..................... 139 193 38.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 28 ............ 4 366 1.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 132 ......... 126 686 35.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 12 ................... 2 490 .7 (X)

Surveying services 28 .............. 4 408 1.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 36 ................. 75 445 20.9 (X)

Testing services 10 ................ 1 335 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 21 ...................... 5 922 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 283 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 511 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MILWAUKEE–WAUKESHA,

WI PMSA

8711 Engineering services 293 ..... 352 602 100.0 91.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 204 ..................... 134 616 38.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 23 ............ 3 299 .9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 120 ......... 125 013 35.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 10 ................... 2 409 .7 (X)

Surveying services 23 .............. 4 129 1.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 29 ................. 75 085 21.3 (X)

Testing services 10 ................ 1 335 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 21 ...................... 5 922 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 283 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 511 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 99 .... 55 735 100.0 80.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 7 ..................... 1 100 2.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 99 ................... 47 497 85.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 15 ................. 4 662 8.4 (X)

Interior design services 17 .......... 2 038 3.7 (X)

Construction management

services 13 ...................... 370 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 68 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 26 ...... 8 585 100.0 93.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 9 ..................... 2 415 28.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 6 ......... 516 6.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 78 .9 (X)

Surveying services 26 .............. 5 440 63.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 136 1.6 (X)

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSA

8711 Engineering services 543 ..... 481 516 100.0 84.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 291 ..................... 218 461 45.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 35 ............ 10 290 2.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 313 ......... 170 884 35.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 17 ................... 11 125 2.3 (X)

Surveying services 28 .............. 7 214 1.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 196 ................. 37 702 7.8 (X)

Landscape architectural services 11 . 2 681 .6 (X)

Testing services 13 ................ 3 021 .6 (X)

Construction management

services 151 ...................... 5 888 1.2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer

software 146 ...................... 2 543 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 1 317 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 150 ........... 4 692 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 3 988 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 710 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MINNEAPOLIS–ST. PAUL,

MN–WI MSAmCon.

8712 Architectural services 243 .... 224 562 100.0 95.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 28 ..................... 5 552 2.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 7 ............ 422 .2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 19 ......... 15 674 7.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 243 ................... 165 657 73.8 (X)

Surveying services 7 .............. 575 .3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 184 ................. 29 321 13.1 (X)

Interior design services 42 .......... 4 579 2.0 (X)

Landscape architectural services 22 . 794 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 5 ...................... 149 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 137 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 108 . 1 252 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 450 .2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 63 ...... 19 213 100.0 70.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 34 ..................... 2 265 11.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 363 1.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 221 1.2 (X)

Surveying services 63 .............. 16 077 83.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 7 ................. 191 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 96 .5 (X)

MOBILE, AL MSA

8711 Engineering services 72 ..... 86 889 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 62 ..................... 48 955 56.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 27 ............ 3 947 4.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 39 ......... 23 917 27.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 9 ................... 1 041 1.2 (X)

Surveying services 26 .............. 4 045 4.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 1 756 2.0 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 2 685 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 543 .6 (X)

8712 Architectural services 25 .... 9 697 100.0 89.8

Architectural services, except

landscaping 25 ................... 8 584 88.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 1 063 11.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 50 .5 (X)

8713 Surveying services 22 ...... 6 853 100.0 99.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 12 ..................... 612 8.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 348 5.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 88 1.3 (X)

Surveying services 22 .............. 5 531 80.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 274 4.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MODESTO, CA MSA

8711 Engineering services 34 ..... 22 430 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 26 ..................... 10 779 48.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 6 ............ 1 293 5.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 21 ......... 6 639 29.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 8 ................... 172 .8 (X)

Surveying services 11 .............. 2 365 10.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 367 1.6 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 51 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 5 ...................... 520 2.3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 133 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 111 .5 (X)

MONTGOMERY, AL MSA

8711 Engineering services 48 ..... 40 351 100.0 83.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 38 ..................... 32 388 80.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 8 ............ 164 .4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 18 ......... 4 318 10.7 (X)

Surveying services 22 .............. 1 853 4.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 10 ................. 37 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 591 3.9 (X)

8712 Architectural services 41 .... 25 541 100.0 92.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

All other consulting and design

engineering services 7 ......... 1 876 7.4 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 440 1.7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 41 ................... 20 316 79.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 2 212 8.7 (X)

Interior design services 4 .......... 390 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 307 1.2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 7 ...... 1 055 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 7 .............. 1 016 96.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 39 3.7 (X)

NASHVILLE, TN MSA

8712 Architectural services 86 .... 118 781 100.0 75.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 635 .5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 9 ......... 4 107 3.5 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 5 702 4.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 86 ................... 70 965 59.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 70 ................. 35 065 29.5 (X)

Interior design services 5 .......... 1 999 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 308 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW ORLEANS, LA MSA

8711 Engineering services 248 ..... 256 736 100.0 86.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 99 ..................... 86 343 33.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 10 ............ 11 347 4.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 114 ......... 112 762 43.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 9 ................... 7 583 3.0 (X)

Surveying services 10 .............. 3 607 1.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 75 ................. 14 150 5.5 (X)

Construction management

services 8 ...................... 10 536 4.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 63 . 6 590 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 818 1.5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 96 .... 51 466 100.0 78.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 12 ..................... 1 581 3.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 96 ................... 41 808 81.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 32 ................. 4 085 7.9 (X)

Interior design services 21 .......... 883 1.7 (X)

Construction management

services 5 ...................... 809 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 708 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 322 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 270 2.5 (X)

8713 Surveying services 41 ...... 22 821 100.0 87.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 468 2.1 (X)

Surveying services 41 .............. 22 344 97.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSA

8711 Engineering services 295 ..... 594 303 100.0 80.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 183 ..................... 155 345 26.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 101 ............ 8 790 1.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 245 ......... 383 646 64.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 21 ................... 5 320 .9 (X)

Surveying services 45 .............. 5 537 .9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 20 ................. 12 525 2.1 (X)

Interior design services 11 .......... 358 .1 (X)

Testing services 6 ................ 2 499 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 28 ...................... 8 810 1.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair 11 ......... 1 933 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 ........... 8 265 1.4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 598 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 677 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BERGEN–PASSAIC, NJ

PMSAmCon.

8712 Architectural services 115 .... 52 616 100.0 79.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 18 ..................... 725 1.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 205 .4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 26 ......... 889 1.7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 115 ................... 43 351 82.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 38 ................. 2 327 4.4 (X)

Interior design services 24 .......... 3 652 6.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 16 . 131 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 9 ...................... 331 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 005 1.9 (X)

BRIDGEPORT, CT PMSA

8711 Engineering services 79 ..... 47 067 100.0 98.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 50 ..................... 24 657 52.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 7 ............ 43 .1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 34 ......... 16 360 34.8 (X)

Surveying services 20 .............. 2 268 4.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 34 ................. 2 668 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 071 2.3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 30 .... 22 036 100.0 81.2

Architectural services, except

landscaping 30 ................... 15 435 70.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 13 ................. 2 901 13.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 700 16.8 (X)

JERSEY CITY, NJ PMSA

8711 Engineering services 25 ..... 26 674 100.0 73.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 18 ..................... 4 182 15.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 13 ............ 1 249 4.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 23 ......... 13 823 51.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 14 ................... 3 170 11.9 (X)

Interior design services 4 .......... 65 .2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 49 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 132 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 004 15.0 (X)

8712 Architectural services 15 .... 5 504 100.0 64.8

Architectural services, except

landscaping 15 ................... 4 878 88.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 626 11.4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MIDDLESEX–SOMERSET–

HUNTERDON, NJ PMSA

8711 Engineering services 308 ..... 658 119 100.0 93.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 151 ..................... 441 311 67.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 12 ............ 6 278 1.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 64 ......... 157 901 24.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 9 ................... 18 346 2.8 (X)

Surveying services 17 .............. 7 163 1.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 28 ................. 9 077 1.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 1 020 .2 (X)

Testing services 6 ................ 4 191 .6 (X)

Construction management

services 9 ...................... 4 073 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 7 181 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 578 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 54 .... 24 217 100.0 91.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 1 139 4.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 20 ......... 1 361 5.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 54 ................... 17 552 72.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 13 ................. 3 062 12.6 (X)

Interior design services 26 .......... 797 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 306 1.3 (X)

8713 Surveying services 44 ...... 13 613 100.0 91.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 16 ..................... 1 208 8.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 10 ......... 1 080 7.9 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 37 .3 (X)

Surveying services 44 .............. 10 313 75.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 13 ................. 471 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 504 3.7 (X)

MONMOUTH–OCEAN, NJ

PMSA

8711 Engineering services 172 ..... 153 839 100.0 80.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 122 ..................... 57 170 37.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 59 ............ 8 051 5.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 120 ......... 65 887 42.8 (X)

Surveying services 49 .............. 11 569 7.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 23 ................. 4 062 2.6 (X)

Landscape architectural services 14 . 911 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 839 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 350 3.5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 57 .... 11 502 100.0 79.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 44 .4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 57 ................... 9 450 82.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 20 ................. 1 383 12.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

MONMOUTH–OCEAN, NJ

PMSAmCon.

8712 Architectural servicesm Con.

Interior design services 9 .......... 443 3.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 5 . 182 1.6 (X)

NASSAU–SUFFOLK, NY

PMSA

8711 Engineering services 460 ..... 1 087 621 100.0 93.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 348 ..................... 219 535 20.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 34 ............ 36 478 3.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 355 ......... 726 283 66.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 28 ................... 5 014 .5 (X)

Surveying services 21 .............. 3 820 .4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 39 ................. 7 533 .7 (X)

Construction management

services 15 ...................... 3 023 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 15 ....... 4 939 .5 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 4 ... 77 878 7.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 1 229 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 889 .2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 74 ...... 25 974 100.0 88.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 17 ..................... 1 690 6.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 149 .6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 8 ......... 2 747 10.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 619 2.4 (X)

Surveying services 72 .............. 18 730 72.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 1 947 7.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 92 .4 (X)

NEW HAVEN–MERIDEN, CT

PMSA

8711 Engineering services 108 ..... 78 337 100.0 69.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 90 ..................... 38 502 49.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 22 ............ 3 072 3.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 65 ......... 24 865 31.7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 17 ................... 2 850 3.6 (X)

Surveying services 30 .............. 4 156 5.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 23 ................. 1 820 2.3 (X)

Construction management

services 18 ...................... 1 942 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 130 1.4 (X)

8712 Architectural services 69 .... 57 076 100.0 89.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 69 ................... 48 649 85.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 27 ................. 2 716 4.8 (X)

Interior design services 11 .......... 5 204 9.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 35 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 472 .8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEW HAVEN–MERIDEN, CT

PMSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 14 ...... 2 372 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 240 10.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 93 3.9 (X)

Surveying services 14 .............. 2 036 85.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 .1 (X)

NEW YORK, NY PMSA

8711 Engineering services 789 ..... 1 848 648 100.0 81.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 456 ..................... 404 226 21.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 132 ............ 96 621 5.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 508 ......... 1 125 740 60.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 81 ................... 24 948 1.4 (X)

Surveying services 51 .............. 3 850 .2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 196 ................. 74 732 4.0 (X)

Interior design services 13 .......... 2 306 .1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 26 . 1 735 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 98 ...................... 91 592 5.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 13 ....... 878 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 1 348 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 950 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 55 . 18 815 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 907 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 857 .... 734 674 100.0 83.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 46 ..................... 9 304 1.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 28 ............ 731 .1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 12 ......... 11 685 1.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 855 ................... 554 856 75.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 285 ................. 81 600 11.1 (X)

Interior design services 80 .......... 67 660 9.2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 20 . 5 497 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 1 787 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 554 .2 (X)

NEWARK, NJ PMSA

8711 Engineering services 437 ..... 624 560 100.0 80.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 204 ..................... 207 785 33.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 16 ............ 7 983 1.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 252 ......... 277 704 44.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 11 ................... 6 329 1.0 (X)

Surveying services 19 .............. 5 897 .9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 29 ................. 23 294 3.7 (X)

Testing services 6 ................ 441 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 11 ...................... 21 797 3.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NEWARK, NJ PMSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 29 ....... 594 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 42 922 6.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 29 814 4.8 (X)

8712 Architectural services 148 .... 68 082 100.0 75.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 13 ..................... 6 829 10.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 7 ......... 451 .7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 148 ................... 48 401 71.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 66 ................. 8 507 12.5 (X)

Interior design services 36 .......... 3 243 4.8 (X)

Construction management

services 13 ...................... 36 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair 6 ......... 211 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 300 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 104 .2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 70 ...... 15 105 100.0 78.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 318 2.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 45 .3 (X)

Surveying services 70 .............. 14 628 96.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 96 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 18 .1 (X)

NEWBURGH, NY–PA PMSA

8712 Architectural services 19 .... 5 008 100.0 78.9

Architectural services, except

landscaping 19 ................... 3 623 72.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 318 6.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 067 21.3 (X)

STAMFORD–NORWALK, CT

PMSA

8711 Engineering services 110 ..... 254 098 100.0 95.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 44 ..................... 136 115 53.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 53 ............ 9 550 3.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 87 ......... 71 430 28.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 14 ................... 1 514 .6 (X)

Surveying services 5 .............. 220 .1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 7 ................. 32 597 12.8 (X)

Testing services 9 ................ 765 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 907 .8 (X)

8712 Architectural services 65 .... 21 105 100.0 78.6

Architectural services, except

landscaping 65 ................... 16 802 79.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 19 ................. 3 030 14.4 (X)

Interior design services 12 .......... 900 4.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 51 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 126 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 83 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

STAMFORD–NORWALK, CT

PMSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 13 ...... 4 619 100.0 74.4

Surveying services 13 .............. 3 584 77.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 035 22.4 (X)

TRENTON, NJ PMSA

8711 Engineering services 77 ..... 122 365 100.0 92.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 34 ..................... 23 058 18.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 5 ............ 306 .3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 54 ......... 76 145 62.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 5 ................... 5 556 4.5 (X)

Surveying services 7 .............. 2 005 1.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 14 ................. 7 859 6.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 5 . 1 591 1.3 (X)

Testing services 4 ................ 196 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 364 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 3 871 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 414 1.2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 51 .... 58 187 100.0 84.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 694 1.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 14 ......... 322 .6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 200 .3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 51 ................... 44 437 76.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 8 379 14.4 (X)

Interior design services 4 .......... 1 239 2.1 (X)

Construction management

services 6 ...................... 1 332 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 1 427 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 157 .3 (X)

8713 Surveying services 8 ...... 3 066 100.0 96.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 461 15.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 210 6.9 (X)

Surveying services 6 .............. 1 922 62.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 473 15.4 (X)

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSA

8711 Engineering services 228 ..... 378 060 100.0 76.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 135 ..................... 116 111 30.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 9 ............ 2 814 .7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 137 ......... 229 493 60.7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 7 ................... 2 242 .6 (X)

Surveying services 16 .............. 3 999 1.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 37 ................. 15 627 4.1 (X)

Testing services 10 ................ 1 796 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 1 166 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 890 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

NORFOLK–VIRGINIA

BEACH–NEWPORT NEWS,

VA–NC MSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 922 1.0 (X)

8712 Architectural services 84 .... 42 558 100.0 80.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 1 271 3.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 70 .2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 84 ................... 28 300 66.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 50 ................. 11 266 26.5 (X)

Interior design services 9 .......... 997 2.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 22 . 507 1.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 117 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 30 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 53 ...... 15 428 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 12 ..................... 1 381 9.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 5 ............ 66 .4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 8 ......... 351 2.3 (X)

Surveying services 53 .............. 13 481 87.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 127 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 .1 (X)

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MSA

8711 Engineering services 214 ..... 149 628 100.0 62.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 76 ..................... 25 801 17.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 13 ............ 1 512 1.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 194 ......... 97 489 65.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 7 ................... 8 935 6.0 (X)

Surveying services 16 .............. 1 931 1.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 51 ................. 8 171 5.5 (X)

Testing services 4 ................ 2 053 1.4 (X)

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 952 .6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 263 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 1 351 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 170 .8 (X)

8713 Surveying services 28 ...... 9 533 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 28 .............. 9 420 98.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 113 1.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

OMAHA, NE–IA MSA

8711 Engineering services 84 ..... 93 564 100.0 99.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 46 ..................... 44 265 47.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 33 ............ 3 504 3.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 73 ......... 34 969 37.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 12 ................... 2 245 2.4 (X)

Surveying services 10 .............. 3 390 3.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 32 ................. 4 627 5.0 (X)

Construction management

services 28 ...................... 393 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 171 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 54 .... 56 692 100.0 95.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 6 562 11.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 1 483 2.6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 37 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 54 ................... 43 018 75.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 25 ................. 4 520 8.0 (X)

Interior design services 7 .......... 687 1.2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 315 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 70 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 9 ...... 2 054 100.0 83.0

Surveying services 9 .............. 1 892 92.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 162 7.9 (X)

ORLANDO, FL MSA

8711 Engineering services 292 ..... 316 624 100.0 89.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 87 ..................... 111 614 35.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 17 ............ 5 244 1.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 169 ......... 154 629 48.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 27 ................... 3 276 1.0 (X)

Surveying services 21 .............. 9 601 3.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 97 ................. 25 753 8.1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 481 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 11 ...................... 1 004 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 26 ....... 768 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 3 607 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 647 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 147 .... 127 264 100.0 93.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 18 ..................... 7 594 6.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 13 ......... 7 167 5.6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 5 271 4.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 147 ................... 94 143 74.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 65 ................. 5 543 4.4 (X)

Interior design services 14 .......... 1 239 1.0 (X)

Landscape architectural services 11 . 788 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ORLANDO, FL MSAmCon.

8712 Architectural servicesm Con.

All other receipts from customers 7 . 997 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 522 3.6 (X)

8713 Surveying services 57 ...... 19 971 100.0 74.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 2 017 10.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 794 4.0 (X)

Surveying services 55 .............. 15 427 77.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 733 8.7 (X)

PENSACOLA, FL MSA

8711 Engineering services 61 ..... 43 976 100.0 66.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 31 ..................... 8 161 18.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 21 ............ 1 205 2.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 49 ......... 29 627 67.4 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 341 .8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 365 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 277 9.7 (X)

8712 Architectural services 24 .... 8 411 100.0 98.1

Architectural services, except

landscaping 24 ................... 6 375 75.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 9 ................. 801 9.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 235 14.7 (X)

8713 Surveying services 15 ...... 2 727 100.0 85.3

Surveying services 13 .............. 2 549 93.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 178 6.5 (X)

PEORIA–PEKIN, IL MSA

8711 Engineering services 23 ..... 27 370 100.0 97.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 14 ..................... 7 954 29.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 9 ............ 999 3.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 15 ......... 9 620 35.2 (X)

Surveying services 9 .............. 1 192 4.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 4 169 15.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 75 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 361 12.3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 17 .... 8 057 100.0 99.2

Architectural services, except

landscaping 17 ................... 5 140 63.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 7 ................. 1 936 24.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 981 12.2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 3 ...... 445 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 445 100.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PHILADELPHIA–

WILMINGTON–ATLANTIC

CITY, PA–NJ–DE–MD

CMSA

8711 Engineering services 1 ..... 141 2 549 226 100.0 83.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 468 ..................... 1 519 398 59.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 116 ............ 88 010 3.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 710 ......... 627 804 24.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 238 ................... 29 408 1.2 (X)

Surveying services 130 .............. 31 907 1.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 174 ................. 65 440 2.6 (X)

Landscape architectural services 26 . 1 286 .1 (X)

Testing services 29 ................ 24 088 .9 (X)

Construction management

services 63 ...................... 135 029 5.3 (X)

Maintenance and repair 46 ......... 4 618 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 12 ....... 2 339 .1 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 9 ... 1 731 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 75 ........... 4 778 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 104 . 13 221 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 169 (V) (X)

8712 Architectural services 391 .... 371 022 100.0 77.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 34 ..................... 22 639 6.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 11 ......... 2 198 .6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 43 (V) (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 391 ................... 304 911 82.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 168 ................. 27 798 7.5 (X)

Interior design services 39 .......... 8 193 2.2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 21 . 2 959 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 95 ........... 1 471 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 543 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 267 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 117 ...... 45 542 100.0 66.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 30 ..................... 4 481 9.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 10 ......... 688 1.5 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 16 (V) (X)

Surveying services 117 .............. 37 583 82.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 17 ................. 713 1.6 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 305 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 756 3.9 (X)

ATLANTIC–CAPE MAY, NJ

PMSA

8711 Engineering services 49 ..... 36 579 100.0 69.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 26 ..................... 7 912 21.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 11 ............ 1 156 3.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 35 ......... 22 108 60.4 (X)

Surveying services 9 .............. 2 487 6.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 14 ................. 892 2.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 384 1.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ATLANTIC–CAPE MAY, NJ

PMSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

Testing services 4 ................ 166 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 917 2.5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 32 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 525 1.4 (X)

8712 Architectural services 22 .... 13 398 100.0 88.3

Architectural services, except

landscaping 22 ................... 11 456 85.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 7 ................. 1 407 10.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 535 4.0 (X)

8713 Surveying services 19 ...... 4 731 100.0 97.9

Surveying services 19 .............. 4 095 86.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 636 13.4 (X)

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSA

8711 Engineering services 938 ..... 2 417 474 100.0 84.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 348 ..................... 1 484 168 61.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 98 ............ 86 120 3.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 594 ......... 551 999 22.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 234 ................... 28 103 1.2 (X)

Surveying services 98 .............. 23 334 1.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 141 ................. 62 424 2.6 (X)

Testing services 21 ................ 23 642 1.0 (X)

Construction management

services 52 ...................... 133 803 5.5 (X)

Maintenance and repair 6 ......... 3 454 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 10 ....... 2 230 .1 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 7 ... 1 564 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 32 ........... 2 792 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 58 . 12 809 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 032 (V) (X)

8712 Architectural services 343 .... 341 554 100.0 76.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 20 ..................... 20 888 6.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 1 870 .6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 43 (V) (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 343 ................... 280 292 82.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 157 ................. 25 530 7.5 (X)

Interior design services 35 .......... 7 746 2.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 21 . 2 959 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 95 ........... 1 471 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 543 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 212 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PHILADELPHIA, PA–NJ

PMSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 75 ...... 34 784 100.0 66.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 23 ..................... 3 951 11.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 8 ......... 674 1.9 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 16 .1 (X)

Surveying services 75 .............. 27 999 80.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 588 1.7 (X)

Landscape architectural services 5 . 300 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 256 3.6 (X)

WILMINGTON–NEWARK,

DE–MD PMSA

8711 Engineering services 141 ..... 91 705 100.0 64.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 84 ..................... 25 946 28.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 7 ............ 734 .8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 71 ......... 52 794 57.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 1 305 1.4 (X)

Surveying services 16 .............. 5 110 5.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 14 ................. 2 067 2.3 (X)

Testing services 4 ................ 280 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 5 ...................... 297 .3 (X)

Maintenance and repair 40 ......... 1 164 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 41 ........... 1 570 1.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 40 . 232 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 206 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 23 .... 14 630 100.0 93.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 11 ..................... 1 700 11.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 161 1.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 23 ................... 11 810 80.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 959 6.6 (X)

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSA

8711 Engineering services 464 ..... 388 609 100.0 88.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 345 ..................... 156 552 40.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 37 ............ 6 080 1.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 272 ......... 158 622 40.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 9 ................... 2 599 .7 (X)

Surveying services 38 .............. 7 142 1.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 75 ................. 17 935 4.6 (X)

Interior design services 113 .......... 24 768 6.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 13 . 2 014 .5 (X)

Testing services 11 ................ 3 567 .9 (X)

Construction management

services 27 ...................... 5 036 1.3 (X)

Physical research and

development 4 .................. 208 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 301 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 1 062 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PHOENIX–MESA, AZ MSAm

Con.

8711 Engineering servicesm Con.

All other receipts from customers 18 . 2 395 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 328 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 230 .... 142 524 100.0 74.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 39 ..................... 4 907 3.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 5 ............ 511 .4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 7 ......... 10 478 7.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 230 ................... 102 462 71.9 (X)

Surveying services 30 .............. 618 .4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 86 ................. 16 791 11.8 (X)

Interior design services 44 .......... 4 193 2.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 95 . 1 746 1.2 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 418 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 380 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 20 (V) (X)

8713 Surveying services 48 ...... 12 051 100.0 73.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 12 ..................... 2 234 18.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 255 2.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 59 .5 (X)

Surveying services 48 .............. 8 774 72.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 7 ................. 505 4.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 224 1.9 (X)

PITTSBURGH, PA MSA

8711 Engineering services 506 ..... 2 054 301 100.0 76.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 248 ..................... 367 686 17.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 45 ............ 25 052 1.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 411 ......... 1 460 132 71.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 15 ................... 16 469 .8 (X)

Surveying services 23 .............. 16 094 .8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 63 ................. 110 699 5.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 2 062 .1 (X)

Testing services 27 ................ 4 092 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 23 ...................... 25 407 1.2 (X)

Maintenance and repair 13 ......... 2 788 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 12 ....... 2 271 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ........... 11 632 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 5 779 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 138 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 130 .... 97 635 100.0 89.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 17 ..................... 6 576 6.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 6 ............ 1 459 1.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 32 ......... 1 187 1.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 130 ................... 67 138 68.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PITTSBURGH, PA MSAm

Con.

8712 Architectural servicesm Con.

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 85 ................. 14 356 14.7 (X)

Interior design services 39 .......... 2 560 2.6 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 968 1.0 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 1 868 1.9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 32 . 1 358 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 165 .2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 68 ...... 16 702 100.0 81.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 24 ..................... 3 378 20.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 9 ............ 229 1.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 15 ......... 746 4.5 (X)

Surveying services 68 .............. 12 201 73.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 4 ................. 39 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 109 .7 (X)

PORTLAND, ME MSA

8711 Engineering services 70 ..... 98 770 100.0 93.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 26 ..................... 42 795 43.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 10 ............ 10 760 10.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 31 ......... 39 422 39.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 645 .7 (X)

Surveying services 4 .............. 549 .6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 2 987 3.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 1 053 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 559 .6 (X)

8712 Architectural services 31 .... 11 423 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 461 4.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 338 3.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 31 ................... 8 292 72.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 10 ................. 1 506 13.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 826 7.2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 11 ...... 1 966 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 11 .............. 1 880 95.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 86 4.4 (X)

PORTLAND–SALEM, OR–

WA CMSA

8711 Engineering services 397 ..... 374 578 100.0 92.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 251 ..................... 162 148 43.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 139 ............ 8 209 2.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 289 ......... 133 908 35.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 17 ................... 10 791 2.9 (X)

Surveying services 46 .............. 12 088 3.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PORTLAND–SALEM, OR–

WA CMSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 144 ................. 16 842 4.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 9 . 1 905 .5 (X)

Testing services 14 ................ 1 189 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 22 ...................... 8 026 2.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 88 . 18 755 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 717 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 183 .... 108 192 100.0 91.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 7 ..................... 2 223 2.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 5 ............ 533 .5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 40 ......... 4 521 4.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 183 ................... 71 624 66.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 122 ................. 25 087 23.2 (X)

Interior design services 19 .......... 3 462 3.2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 10 . 186 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 43 . 455 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 101 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 63 ...... 19 382 100.0 94.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 11 ..................... 1 099 5.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 225 1.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 83 .4 (X)

Surveying services 63 .............. 16 674 86.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 195 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 106 5.7 (X)

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSA

8711 Engineering services 378 ..... 363 502 100.0 92.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 235 ..................... 154 969 42.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 134 ............ 7 949 2.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 279 ......... 131 046 36.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 14 ................... 10 684 2.9 (X)

Surveying services 44 .............. 12 059 3.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 136 ................. 16 207 4.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 9 . 1 905 .5 (X)

Testing services 14 ................ 1 189 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 19 ...................... 8 022 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 88 . 18 755 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 717 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 169 .... 104 349 100.0 91.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 7 ..................... 2 223 2.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 5 ............ 533 .5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 40 ......... 4 521 4.3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 169 ................... 68 429 65.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

PORTLAND–VANCOUVER,

OR–WA PMSAmCon.

8712 Architectural servicesm

Con.

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 117 ................. 24 450 23.4 (X)

Interior design services 19 .......... 3 462 3.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 10 . 186 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 42 . 445 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 100 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 53 ...... 17 945 100.0 94.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 1 058 5.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 225 1.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 76 .4 (X)

Surveying services 53 .............. 15 298 85.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 193 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 095 6.1 (X)

PROVIDENCE–FALL

RIVER–WARWICK, RI–MA

MSA

8711 Engineering services 168 ..... 120 136 100.0 87.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 112 ..................... 47 618 39.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 30 ............ 6 056 5.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 96 ......... 45 700 38.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 28 ................... 3 568 3.0 (X)

Surveying services 23 .............. 4 221 3.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 28 ................. 5 022 4.2 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 191 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 1 356 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 2 588 2.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 841 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 975 2.5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 64 .... 23 172 100.0 79.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 14 ..................... 1 284 5.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 19 ......... 650 2.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 64 ................... 16 728 72.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 34 ................. 4 096 17.7 (X)

Interior design services 12 .......... 229 1.0 (X)

Landscape architectural services 10 . 63 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 80 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 42 .2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 35 ...... 6 767 100.0 77.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 12 ..................... 468 6.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 181 2.7 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 32 .5 (X)

Surveying services 35 .............. 6 083 89.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

RALEIGH–DURHAM–

CHAPEL HILL, NC MSA

8711 Engineering services 240 ..... 335 817 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 149 ..................... 204 364 60.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 36 ............ 8 168 2.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 102 ......... 85 342 25.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 14 ................... 1 693 .5 (X)

Surveying services 94 .............. 16 733 5.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 30 ................. 6 005 1.8 (X)

Landscape architectural services 8 . 387 .1 (X)

Testing services 9 ................ 1 934 .6 (X)

Construction management

services 25 ...................... 5 235 1.6 (X)

Physical research and

development 5 .................. 2 277 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 930 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 33 . 1 932 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 817 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 121 .... 50 735 100.0 85.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 24 ..................... 976 1.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 10 ......... 2 087 4.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 121 ................... 39 886 78.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 19 ................. 5 603 11.0 (X)

Interior design services 9 .......... 732 1.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 27 . 1 122 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 329 .7 (X)

8713 Surveying services 65 ...... 12 822 100.0 84.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 783 6.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 257 2.0 (X)

Surveying services 65 .............. 11 674 91.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 108 .8 (X)

RENO, NV MSA

8711 Engineering services 99 ..... 63 017 100.0 65.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 61 ..................... 29 399 46.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 46 ............ 5 277 8.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 82 ......... 17 838 28.3 (X)

Surveying services 15 .............. 3 196 5.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 34 ................. 4 088 6.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 465 .7 (X)

Testing services 4 ................ 1 720 2.7 (X)

Construction management

services 10 ...................... 540 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 370 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 124 .2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 33 .... 18 811 100.0 99.5

Architectural services, except

landscaping 33 ................... 15 251 81.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 16 ................. 2 331 12.4 (X)

Interior design services 6 .......... 268 1.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 340 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 621 3.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

RENO, NV MSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 18 ...... 3 550 100.0 89.0

Surveying services 16 .............. 3 282 92.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 5 ................. 268 7.6 (X)

RICHMOND–PETERSBURG,

VA MSA

8711 Engineering services 136 ..... 106 213 100.0 91.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 70 ..................... 47 548 44.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 10 ............ 1 421 1.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 86 ......... 39 700 37.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 15 ................... 716 .7 (X)

Surveying services 15 .............. 3 589 3.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 28 ................. 7 588 7.1 (X)

Construction management

services 8 ...................... 1 176 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 83 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 2 086 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 306 2.2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 71 .... 38 260 100.0 95.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 1 444 3.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 265 .7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 71 ................... 26 092 68.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 51 ................. 7 277 19.0 (X)

Interior design services 17 .......... 2 303 6.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 879 2.3 (X)

8713 Surveying services 30 ...... 11 574 100.0 97.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 12 ..................... 1 688 14.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 386 3.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 107 .9 (X)

Surveying services 30 .............. 8 965 77.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 428 3.7 (X)

ROCHESTER, NY MSA

8711 Engineering services 147 ..... 123 945 100.0 89.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 52 ..................... 29 752 24.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 17 ............ 2 607 2.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 121 ......... 64 695 52.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 17 ................... 5 332 4.3 (X)

Surveying services 31 .............. 5 741 4.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 33 ................. 8 046 6.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 5 . 485 .4 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 305 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 17 ...................... 4 019 3.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 1 408 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 555 1.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ROCHESTER, NY MSAm

Con.

8712 Architectural services 45 .... 26 429 100.0 85.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 1 900 7.2 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 168 .6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 45 ................... 21 237 80.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 24 ................. 2 817 10.7 (X)

Interior design services 8 .......... 184 .7 (X)

Landscape architectural services 9 . 58 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 65 .3 (X)

8713 Surveying services 36 ...... 7 067 100.0 86.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 212 3.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 29 .4 (X)

Surveying services 36 .............. 6 803 96.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 .3 (X)

ROCKFORD, IL MSA

8711 Engineering services 58 ..... 29 281 100.0 93.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 27 ..................... 9 864 33.7 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 29 ......... 13 922 47.6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 323 1.1 (X)

Surveying services 8 .............. 1 087 3.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 918 3.1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 660 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 1 776 6.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 731 2.5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 18 .... 11 699 100.0 100.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 18 ................... 8 806 75.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 10 ................. 814 7.0 (X)

Interior design services 4 .......... 342 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 737 14.9 (X)

8713 Surveying services 5 ...... 1 417 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 5 .............. 1 278 90.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 139 9.8 (X)

SACRAMENTO, CA PMSA

8711 Engineering services 301 ..... 350 631 100.0 88.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 254 ..................... 152 331 43.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 105 ............ 8 167 2.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 175 ......... 138 291 39.4 (X)

Surveying services 66 .............. 8 938 2.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 134 ................. 25 415 7.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 548 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 16 ...................... 12 819 3.7 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 467 .1 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 4 ... 932 .3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SACRAMENTO, CA PMSAm

Con.

8711 Engineering servicesm Con.

All other receipts from customers 54 . 1 821 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 902 .3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 114 .... 80 887 100.0 95.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 411 .5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 6 ......... 3 303 4.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 394 .5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 114 ................... 64 212 79.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 45 ................. 11 104 13.7 (X)

Interior design services 6 .......... 589 .7 (X)

Landscape architectural services 5 . 107 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 597 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 170 .2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 38 ...... 9 322 100.0 78.4

Surveying services 38 .............. 8 411 90.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 911 9.8 (X)

SAGINAW–BAY CITY–

MIDLAND, MI MSA

8712 Architectural services 12 .... 5 534 100.0 92.3

Architectural services, except

landscaping 12 ................... 4 998 90.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 536 9.7 (X)

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSA

8711 Engineering services 387 ..... 599 935 100.0 91.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 212 ..................... 296 240 49.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 46 ............ 6 412 1.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 224 ......... 179 054 29.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 20 ................... 27 012 4.5 (X)

Surveying services 47 .............. 9 601 1.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 153 ................. 39 835 6.6 (X)

Interior design services 5 .......... 3 102 .5 (X)

Testing services 14 ................ 316 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 36 ...................... 33 785 5.6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 1 224 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 493 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 861 .5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 181 .... 152 882 100.0 93.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 14 ..................... 7 971 5.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 2 276 1.5 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 94 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 181 ................... 116 368 76.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 77 ................. 15 065 9.9 (X)

Interior design services 71 .......... 8 141 5.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 10 . 1 852 1.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

ST. LOUIS, MO–IL MSAm

Con.

8712 Architectural servicesm Con.

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 1 022 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 91 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

8713 Surveying services 56 ...... 22 368 100.0 93.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 18 ..................... 3 763 16.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 4 ......... 27 .1 (X)

Surveying services 56 .............. 18 310 81.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 268 1.2 (X)

SALINAS, CA MSA

8711 Engineering services 45 ..... 16 486 100.0 82.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 38 ..................... 11 013 66.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 12 ............ 379 2.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 29 ......... 2 121 12.9 (X)

Surveying services 9 .............. 1 882 11.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 16 ................. 752 4.6 (X)

Interior design services 5 .......... 17 .1 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 5 ... 28 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 32 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 262 1.6 (X)

8712 Architectural services 34 .... 11 029 100.0 86.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 9 ..................... 211 1.9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 7 ......... 292 2.7 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 13 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 34 ................... 8 298 75.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 12 ................. 1 353 12.3 (X)

Interior design services 9 .......... 195 1.8 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 124 1.1 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 278 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 265 2.4 (X)

8713 Surveying services 12 ...... 1 853 100.0 70.2

Surveying services 12 .............. 1 853 100.0 (X)

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSA

8711 Engineering services 232 ..... 247 990 100.0 95.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 177 ..................... 99 524 40.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 22 ............ 20 103 8.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 130 ......... 89 221 36.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 5 ................... 1 446 .6 (X)

Surveying services 6 .............. 1 422 .6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 19 ................. 8 783 3.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 258 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SALT LAKE CITY–OGDEN,

UT MSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm Con.

Construction management

services 5 ...................... 17 227 7.0 (X)

Physical research and

development 72 .................. 4 693 1.9 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 4 ... 1 461 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 8 . 3 033 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 819 .3 (X)

8712 Architectural services 99 .... 47 708 100.0 92.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 6 ..................... 494 1.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 184 .4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 99 ................... 39 099 82.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 29 ................. 6 445 13.5 (X)

Interior design services 11 .......... 376 .8 (X)

Landscape architectural services 7 . 368 .8 (X)

Construction management

services 10 ...................... 503 1.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 183 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 56 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 27 ...... 6 109 100.0 85.9

Surveying services 27 .............. 5 507 90.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 4 ................. 156 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 446 7.3 (X)

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSA

8711 Engineering services 218 ..... 145 701 100.0 69.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 87 ..................... 40 721 28.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 24 ............ 5 488 3.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 129 ......... 77 358 53.1 (X)

Surveying services 51 .............. 6 780 4.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 24 ................. 5 209 3.6 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 5 782 4.0 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 79 .1 (X)

Physical research and

development 4 .................. 67 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 1 750 1.2 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 4 ... 99 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 1 561 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 807 .6 (X)

8712 Architectural services 90 .... 44 442 100.0 79.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 13 ..................... 1 371 3.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 11 ............ 196 .4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 11 ......... 343 .8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 90 ................... 34 759 78.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 21 ................. 4 504 10.1 (X)

Interior design services 13 .......... 2 373 5.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 462 1.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 264 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 170 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN ANTONIO, TX MSAm

Con.

8713 Surveying services 25 ...... 8 492 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 13 ..................... 483 5.7 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 375 4.4 (X)

Surveying services 25 .............. 7 575 89.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 59 .7 (X)

SAN DIEGO, CA MSA

8711 Engineering services 667 ..... 747 471 100.0 80.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 490 ..................... 263 235 35.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 188 ............ 31 627 4.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 494 ......... 383 253 51.3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 11 ................... 1 762 .2 (X)

Surveying services 43 .............. 9 721 1.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 95 ................. 39 342 5.3 (X)

Testing services 13 ................ 1 006 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 16 ...................... 4 708 .6 (X)

Maintenance and repair 4 ......... 2 964 .4 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 5 ... 1 966 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 2 718 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 14 . 4 642 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 527 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 268 .... 146 568 100.0 86.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 10 ..................... 2 727 1.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 208 .1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 8 ......... 5 117 3.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 251 ................... 111 719 76.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 139 ................. 18 236 12.4 (X)

Interior design services 11 .......... 2 149 1.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 127 . 1 377 .9 (X)

Construction management

services 40 ...................... 4 472 3.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 23 . 262 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 301 .2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 59 ...... 17 142 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 7 ..................... 1 074 6.3 (X)

Surveying services 59 .............. 15 037 87.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 5 ................. 71 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 135 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 825 4.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN FRANCISCO–

OAKLAND–SAN JOSE, CA

CMSA

8711 Engineering services 1 ..... 983 3 448 242 100.0 75.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 1 ..................... 309 1 117 393 32.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 243 ............ 39 994 1.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 1 ......... 223 1 948 454 56.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 59 ................... 14 502 .4 (X)

Surveying services 148 .............. 27 868 .8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 420 ................. 215 718 6.3 (X)

Testing services 74 ................ 6 427 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 73 ...................... 41 458 1.2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 33 ....... 6 636 .2 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 15 ... 2 301 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 2 828 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ........... 5 076 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 78 . 16 785 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 802 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 922 .... 606 099 100.0 80.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 68 ..................... 16 702 2.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 17 ............ 677 .1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 56 ......... 6 012 1.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 922 ................... 441 000 72.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 457 ................. 88 113 14.5 (X)

Interior design services 200 .......... 33 350 5.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 97 . 4 500 .7 (X)

Construction management

services 68 ...................... 1 232 .2 (X)

Maintenance and repair 4 ......... 286 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 71 . 13 894 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 333 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 128 ...... 80 182 100.0 73.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 33 ..................... 9 912 12.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 104 .1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 89 .1 (X)

Surveying services 126 .............. 65 465 81.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 21 ................. 3 813 4.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 49 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 750 .9 (X)

OAKLAND, CA PMSA

8711 Engineering services 666 ..... 1 128 145 100.0 80.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 433 ..................... 487 009 43.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 122 ............ 15 983 1.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 425 ......... 503 689 44.7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 23 ................... 5 972 .5 (X)

Surveying services 80 .............. 10 360 .9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

OAKLAND, CA PMSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 194 ................. 58 886 5.2 (X)

Testing services 26 ................ 3 405 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 41 ...................... 32 047 2.8 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 10 ....... 2 041 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 2 828 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 1 579 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 26 . 3 037 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 309 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 242 .... 116 503 100.0 75.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 195 .2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 25 ......... 2 420 2.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 81 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 242 ................... 85 979 73.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 113 ................. 20 473 17.6 (X)

Interior design services 51 .......... 6 013 5.2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 5 . 298 .3 (X)

Construction management

services 42 ...................... 598 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 30 . 400 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 46 (V) (X)

8713 Surveying services 46 ...... 18 717 100.0 89.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 15 ..................... 3 239 17.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 104 .6 (X)

Surveying services 46 .............. 13 522 72.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 1 102 5.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 750 4.0 (X)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSA

8711 Engineering services 517 ..... 1 132 641 100.0 71.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 379 ..................... 396 477 35.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 46 ............ 13 605 1.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 173 ......... 631 761 55.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 22 ................... 6 864 .6 (X)

Surveying services 17 .............. 5 045 .5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 79 ................. 56 635 5.0 (X)

Construction management

services 17 ...................... 8 764 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 3 067 .3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 17 . 9 992 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 431 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PMSAmCon.

8712 Architectural services 446 .... 362 639 100.0 82.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 53 ..................... 14 900 4.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 11 ............ 209 .1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 26 ......... 2 076 .6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 446 ................... 254 748 70.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 241 ................. 48 284 13.3 (X)

Interior design services 115 .......... 25 160 6.9 (X)

Landscape architectural services 58 . 3 414 .9 (X)

Construction management

services 21 ...................... 445 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 232 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 31 . 13 171 3.6 (X)

8713 Surveying services 26 ...... 34 174 100.0 92.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 9 ..................... 373 1.1 (X)

Surveying services 24 .............. 32 139 94.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 662 4.9 (X)

SAN JOSE, CA PMSA

8711 Engineering services 579 ..... 1 052 770 100.0 75.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 391 ..................... 183 516 17.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 19 ............ 5 653 .5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 458 ......... 750 824 71.3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 10 ................... 1 514 .1 (X)

Surveying services 22 .............. 5 428 .5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 75 ................. 95 045 9.0 (X)

Testing services 10 ................ 996 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 565 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 17 ....... 3 737 .4 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 10 ... 1 825 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 22 . 2 749 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 918 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 130 .... 91 801 100.0 80.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 887 1.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 1 259 1.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 130 ................... 69 733 76.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 79 ................. 16 807 18.3 (X)

Interior design services 26 .......... 2 146 2.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 27 . 494 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 475 .5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SANTA ROSA, CA PMSA

8711 Engineering services 90 ..... 50 191 100.0 78.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 46 ..................... 18 555 37.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 34 ............ 3 660 7.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 69 ......... 23 027 45.9 (X)

Surveying services 8 .............. 1 693 3.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 20 ................. 1 537 3.1 (X)

Testing services 11 ................ 247 .5 (X)

Physical research and

development 7 .................. 379 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 869 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 224 .5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 58 .... 25 852 100.0 91.3

Architectural services, except

landscaping 58 ................... 22 705 87.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 13 ................. 1 749 6.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 487 1.9 (X)

8713 Surveying services 20 ...... 4 089 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 20 .............. 3 685 90.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 4 ................. 72 1.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 49 1.2 (X)

VALLEJO–FAIRFIELD–

NAPA, CA PMSA

8711 Engineering services 74 ..... 55 170 100.0 82.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 32 ..................... 18 348 33.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 8 ............ 421 .8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 57 ......... 28 538 51.7 (X)

Surveying services 11 .............. 2 284 4.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 40 ................. 3 129 5.7 (X)

Testing services 23 ................ 1 529 2.8 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 28 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 741 1.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 138 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

SANTA BARBARA–SANTA

MARIA–LOMPOC, CA MSA

8711 Engineering services 89 ..... 96 963 100.0 66.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 11 ..................... 4 565 4.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 5 ............ 860 .9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 80 ......... 86 335 89.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 9 ................. 2 468 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 735 2.8 (X)

8712 Architectural services 57 .... 26 457 100.0 83.9

Architectural services, except

landscaping 57 ................... 23 175 87.6 (X)

Surveying services 6 .............. 17 .1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 24 ................. 2 059 7.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 206 4.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SANTA BARBARA–SANTA

MARIA–LOMPOC, CA MSA

mCon.

8713 Surveying services 9 ...... 2 585 100.0 94.4

Surveying services 9 .............. 2 537 98.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 48 1.9 (X)

SARASOTA–BRADENTON,

FL MSA

8711 Engineering services 75 ..... 29 528 100.0 87.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 55 ..................... 16 995 57.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 26 ............ 985 3.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 43 ......... 6 262 21.2 (X)

Surveying services 16 .............. 3 118 10.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 26 ................. 1 549 5.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 130 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 16 ...................... 286 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 203 .7 (X)

8712 Architectural services 64 .... 18 476 100.0 85.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

All other consulting and design

engineering services 6 ......... 510 2.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 64 ................... 14 319 77.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 32 ................. 3 491 18.9 (X)

Interior design services 5 .......... 48 .3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 57 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 51 .3 (X)

8713 Surveying services 24 ...... 4 971 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 24 .............. 4 014 80.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 132 2.7 (X)

SCRANTON–WILKES~

BARRE–HAZLETON, PA

MSA

8712 Architectural services 27 .... 18 245 100.0 94.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 15 ..................... 1 727 9.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 1 581 8.7 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 13 .1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 27 ................... 12 823 70.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 5 ................. 898 4.9 (X)

Interior design services 6 .......... 812 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 391 2.1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 21 ...... 2 082 100.0 73.2

Surveying services 21 .............. 1 997 95.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 85 4.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SEATTLE–TACOMA–

BREMERTON, WA CMSA

8711 Engineering services 787 ..... 1 037 843 100.0 92.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 493 ..................... 428 245 41.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 272 ............ 21 559 2.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 563 ......... 399 456 38.5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 23 ................... 7 983 .8 (X)

Surveying services 81 .............. 27 896 2.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 374 ................. 105 284 10.1 (X)

Testing services 38 ................ 4 171 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 48 ...................... 27 195 2.6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 14 ....... 1 743 .2 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 42 ... 1 321 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 7 888 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 16 . 4 174 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 928 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 468 .... 316 224 100.0 83.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 16 ..................... 3 182 1.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 29 ......... 3 590 1.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 29 (V) (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 468 ................... 247 494 78.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 85 ................. 41 129 13.0 (X)

Interior design services 39 .......... 13 867 4.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 110 . 4 444 1.4 (X)

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 698 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 1 213 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 539 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 39 (V) (X)

8713 Surveying services 122 ...... 45 603 100.0 84.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 27 ..................... 3 843 8.4 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 8 ............ 234 .5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 22 ......... 4 369 9.6 (X)

Surveying services 122 .............. 31 774 69.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 13 ................. 3 069 6.7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 1 189 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 125 2.5 (X)

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSA

8711 Engineering services 640 ..... 926 427 100.0 93.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 416 ..................... 393 542 42.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 241 ............ 20 368 2.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 445 ......... 344 095 37.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 20 ................... 7 776 .8 (X)

Surveying services 59 .............. 19 054 2.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 336 ................. 99 237 10.7 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SEATTLE–BELLEVUE–

EVERETT, WA PMSAm

Con.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

Testing services 37 ................ 4 144 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 41 ...................... 24 984 2.7 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 32 ... 909 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 7 748 .8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 15 . 3 547 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 023 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 393 .... 273 086 100.0 82.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 15 ..................... 3 003 1.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 29 ......... 3 590 1.3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 393 ................... 210 527 77.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 51 ................. 35 874 13.1 (X)

Interior design services 26 .......... 13 831 5.1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 94 . 4 265 1.6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 421 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 575 .6 (X)

8713 Surveying services 87 ...... 37 149 100.0 89.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 20 ..................... 3 527 9.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 8 ............ 234 .6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 20 ......... 4 235 11.4 (X)

Surveying services 87 .............. 23 869 64.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 13 ................. 3 069 8.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 1 189 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 026 2.8 (X)

TACOMA, WA PMSA

8711 Engineering services 73 ..... 53 939 100.0 92.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 50 ..................... 25 442 47.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 17 ............ 546 1.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 61 ......... 17 128 31.8 (X)

Surveying services 9 .............. 5 476 10.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 26 ................. 4 340 8.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 007 1.9 (X)

8712 Architectural services 42 .... 31 010 100.0 89.1

Architectural services, except

landscaping 42 ................... 27 000 87.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 17 ................. 3 272 10.6 (X)

Interior design services 9 .......... 18 .1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 10 . 147 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 59 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 514 1.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SHREVEPORT–BOSSIER

CITY, LA MSA

8711 Engineering services 43 ..... 22 741 100.0 98.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 20 ..................... 9 387 41.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 23 ......... 8 393 36.9 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 330 1.5 (X)

Surveying services 13 .............. 2 315 10.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 4 . 456 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 860 8.2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 17 .... 6 064 100.0 100.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 17 ................... 4 724 77.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 950 15.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 390 6.4 (X)

8713 Surveying services 8 ...... 1 873 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 8 .............. 1 741 93.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 132 7.1 (X)

SPOKANE, WA MSA

8711 Engineering services 57 ..... 39 721 100.0 76.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 29 ..................... 17 902 45.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 11 ............ 1 036 2.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 45 ......... 16 277 41.0 (X)

Surveying services 9 .............. 2 288 5.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 15 ................. 1 503 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 715 1.8 (X)

8712 Architectural services 41 .... 23 567 100.0 100.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 41 ................... 17 518 74.3 (X)

Surveying services 4 .............. 943 4.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 13 ................. 3 251 13.8 (X)

Interior design services 8 .......... 380 1.6 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 158 .7 (X)

All other receipts from customers 5 . 662 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 655 2.8 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MO MSA

8711 Engineering services 26 ..... 15 909 100.0 91.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 25 ..................... 5 642 35.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 13 ............ 1 190 7.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 20 ......... 4 687 29.5 (X)

Surveying services 9 .............. 1 630 10.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 8 ................. 1 290 8.1 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 827 5.2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 353 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 290 1.8 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SPRINGFIELD, MO MSAm

Con.

8712 Architectural services 21 .... 12 006 100.0 96.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 11 ..................... 1 455 12.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 352 2.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 21 ................... 8 508 70.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 9 ................. 1 279 10.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 412 3.4 (X)

8713 Surveying services 11 ...... 2 177 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 11 .............. 2 033 93.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 144 6.6 (X)

SPRINGFIELD, MA MSA

8711 Engineering services 61 ..... 56 044 100.0 92.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 29 ..................... 9 937 17.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 1 295 2.3 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 38 ......... 33 636 60.0 (X)

Surveying services 5 .............. 722 1.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 34 ................. 2 999 5.4 (X)

Testing services 4 ................ 2 848 5.1 (X)

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 3 001 5.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 606 2.9 (X)

8712 Architectural services 27 .... 9 068 100.0 100.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 27 ................... 7 123 78.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 14 ................. 953 10.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 9 . 158 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 834 9.2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 16 ...... 4 028 100.0 93.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 853 21.2 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 129 3.2 (X)

Surveying services 16 .............. 2 914 72.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 5 ................. 132 3.3 (X)

STOCKTON–LODI, CA MSA

8712 Architectural services 17 .... 5 596 100.0 90.9

Architectural services, except

landscaping 17 ................... 4 483 80.1 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 541 9.7 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 214 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 358 6.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

SYRACUSE, NY MSA

8711 Engineering services 114 ..... 202 093 100.0 97.8

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 39 ..................... 71 422 35.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 17 ............ 6 892 3.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 99 ......... 107 128 53.0 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 5 ................... 2 662 1.3 (X)

Surveying services 4 .............. 1 963 1.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 9 ................. 7 067 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 959 2.5 (X)

8712 Architectural services 51 .... 36 783 100.0 70.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 18 ..................... 4 443 12.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 818 2.2 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 51 ................... 23 368 63.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 31 ................. 6 061 16.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 19 . 1 138 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 955 2.6 (X)

8713 Surveying services 31 ...... 6 298 100.0 69.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 321 5.1 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 10 ......... 1 001 15.9 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 13 .2 (X)

Surveying services 31 .............. 4 963 78.8 (X)

TALLAHASSEE, FL MSA

8712 Architectural services 26 .... 16 005 100.0 97.1

Architectural services, except

landscaping 26 ................... 14 721 92.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 7 ................. 826 5.2 (X)

Interior design services 7 .......... 104 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 354 2.2 (X)

8713 Surveying services 18 ...... 6 391 100.0 93.6

Surveying services 18 .............. 4 638 72.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 753 27.4 (X)

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSA

8711 Engineering services 453 ..... 524 084 100.0 73.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 304 ..................... 153 697 29.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 39 ............ 8 457 1.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 232 ......... 292 034 55.7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 19 ................... 3 387 .7 (X)

Surveying services 41 .............. 14 107 2.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 110 ................. 27 657 5.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 6 . 366 .1 (X)

Testing services 19 ................ 3 193 .6 (X)

Construction management

services 21 ...................... 4 314 .8 (X)

Maintenance and repair 4 ......... 1 722 .3 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 6 ... 6 447 1.2 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

TAMPA–ST. PETERSBURG–

CLEARWATER, FL MSAm

Con.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 342 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 21 . 8 131 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 230 (V) (X)

8712 Architectural services 158 .... 70 462 100.0 90.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 18 ..................... 3 183 4.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 1 666 2.4 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 349 .5 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 158 ................... 59 892 85.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 38 ................. 4 146 5.9 (X)

Interior design services 23 .......... 875 1.2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 20 . 351 .5 (X)

8713 Surveying services 84 ...... 27 840 100.0 79.9

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 15 ..................... 3 746 13.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 6 ......... 282 1.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 11 (V) (X)

Surveying services 84 .............. 22 797 81.9 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 18 ................. 285 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 719 2.6 (X)

TOLEDO, OH MSA

8711 Engineering services 116 ..... 163 864 100.0 72.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 64 ..................... 74 967 45.8 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 11 ............ 4 210 2.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 96 ......... 50 523 30.8 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 6 ................... 18 254 11.1 (X)

Surveying services 6 .............. 1 331 .8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 46 ................. 5 277 3.2 (X)

Testing services 7 ................ 4 929 3.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 2 624 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 749 1.1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 26 .... 13 449 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 309 2.3 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 4 ............ 286 2.1 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 174 1.3 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 26 ................... 10 242 76.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 7 ................. 1 853 13.8 (X)

Interior design services 4 .......... 165 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 420 3.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

TOLEDO, OH MSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 11 ...... 3 663 100.0 100.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 4 ..................... 313 8.5 (X)

Surveying services 11 .............. 3 204 87.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 6 ................. 146 4.0 (X)

TUCSON, AZ MSA

8711 Engineering services 139 ..... 94 104 100.0 78.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 89 ..................... 31 951 34.0 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 21 ............ 1 487 1.6 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 111 ......... 42 738 45.4 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 12 ................... 2 060 2.2 (X)

Surveying services 46 .............. 5 654 6.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 30 ................. 5 877 6.3 (X)

Landscape architectural services 5 . 558 .6 (X)

Testing services 4 ................ 868 .9 (X)

Construction management

services 14 ...................... 2 121 2.3 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 685 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 105 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 75 .... 42 297 100.0 92.6

Architectural services, except

landscaping 75 ................... 25 480 60.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 30 ................. 6 388 15.1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 14 . 48 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 381 24.5 (X)

TULSA, OK MSA

8711 Engineering services 192 ..... 255 136 100.0 92.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 131 ..................... 109 055 42.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 16 ............ 5 023 2.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 92 ......... 93 268 36.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 926 .4 (X)

Surveying services 9 .............. 3 718 1.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 14 ................. 19 874 7.8 (X)

Construction management

services 11 ...................... 14 754 5.8 (X)

All other receipts from customers 10 . 8 085 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 433 .2 (X)

WASHINGTON–

BALTIMORE, DC–MD–VA–

WV CMSA

8711 Engineering services 2 ..... 009 5 728 837 100.0 75.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 548 ..................... 894 562 15.6 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 305 ............ 123 405 2.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 1 ......... 445 4 045 589 70.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 72 ................... 35 868 .6 (X)

Surveying services 167 .............. 55 076 1.0 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WASHINGTON–

BALTIMORE, DC–MD–VA–

WV CMSAmCon.

8711 Engineering servicesm

Con.

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 224 ................. 162 885 2.8 (X)

Interior design services 15 .......... 3 447 .1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 46 . 7 347 .1 (X)

Testing services 66 ................ 13 160 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 61 ...................... 28 231 .5 (X)

Physical research and

development 21 .................. 5 078 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair 16 ......... 7 934 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 123 ....... 126 262 2.2 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 59 ... 120 377 2.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 60 ............. 15 662 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 6 379 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 85 . 76 088 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 487 (V) (X)

8712 Architectural services 655 .... 488 813 100.0 98.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 71 ..................... 18 231 3.7 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 39 ............ 5 667 1.2 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 10 ......... 17 587 3.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 654 ................... 350 911 71.8 (X)

Surveying services 4 .............. 1 532 .3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 265 ................. 63 654 13.0 (X)

Interior design services 103 .......... 19 515 4.0 (X)

Landscape architectural services 23 . 2 763 .6 (X)

Construction management

services 6 ...................... 591 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 41 ........... 4 476 .9 (X)

All other receipts from customers 79 . 3 790 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 96 (V) (X)

8713 Surveying services 210 ...... 89 409 100.0 91.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 63 ..................... 12 412 13.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 16 ............ 675 .8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 25 ......... 2 508 2.8 (X)

Surveying services 210 .............. 70 453 78.8 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 26 ................. 1 068 1.2 (X)

Landscape architectural services 8 . 406 .5 (X)

Construction management

services 6 ...................... 68 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 12 . 1 044 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 775 .9 (X)

BALTIMORE, MD PMSA

8712 Architectural services 161 .... 106 056 100.0 99.1

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 2 144 2.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 7 274 6.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 161 ................... 73 387 69.2 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 40 ................. 14 220 13.4 (X)

Interior design services 47 .......... 2 955 2.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

BALTIMORE, MD PMSAm

Con.

8712 Architectural servicesm

Con.

Landscape architectural services 6 . 1 192 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 33 ........... 4 369 4.1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 6 . 385 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 130 .1 (X)

8713 Surveying services 70 ...... 19 310 100.0 92.4

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 10 ..................... 1 352 7.0 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 7 ......... 894 4.6 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 91 .5 (X)

Surveying services 70 .............. 16 856 87.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 117 .6 (X)

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSA

8711 Engineering services 1 ..... 508 4 379 946 100.0 80.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 395 ..................... 432 510 9.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 224 ............ 61 308 1.4 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 1 ......... 098 3 358 045 76.7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 55 ................... 30 637 .7 (X)

Surveying services 85 .............. 31 452 .7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 166 ................. 140 778 3.2 (X)

Interior design services 11 .......... 3 101 .1 (X)

Landscape architectural services 31 . 3 871 .1 (X)

Testing services 40 ................ 9 123 .2 (X)

Construction management

services 42 ...................... 24 796 .6 (X)

Physical research and

development 19 .................. 4 954 .1 (X)

Maintenance and repair 16 ......... 7 934 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 112 ....... 108 306 2.5 (X)

Computer related consulting

services, except programming 48 ... 82 790 1.9 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 58 ............. 15 441 .4 (X)

All other receipts from customers 66 . 62 771 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 129 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 489 .... 380 828 100.0 97.7

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 65 ..................... 16 065 4.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 38 ............ 5 613 1.5 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 8 ......... 9 928 2.6 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 488 ................... 276 287 72.6 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 222 ................. 49 220 12.9 (X)

Interior design services 56 .......... 16 560 4.4 (X)

Landscape architectural services 17 . 1 571 .4 (X)

Construction management

services 5 ...................... 513 .1 (X)

All other receipts from customers 72 . 3 388 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 683 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WASHINGTON, DC–MD–

VA–WV PMSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 135 ...... 66 421 100.0 93.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 48 ..................... 9 629 14.5 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 11 ............ 582 .9 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 15 ......... 1 527 2.3 (X)

Surveying services 135 .............. 51 583 77.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 23 ................. 1 011 1.5 (X)

Landscape architectural services 4 . 351 .5 (X)

All other receipts from customers 9 . 971 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 767 1.2 (X)

WEST PALM BEACH–BOCA

RATON, FL MSA

8711 Engineering services 206 ..... 133 443 100.0 78.2

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 126 ..................... 53 189 39.9 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 87 ............ 5 120 3.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 171 ......... 46 305 34.7 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 5 ................... 1 196 .9 (X)

Surveying services 26 .............. 4 602 3.5 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 61 ................. 7 728 5.8 (X)

Testing services 5 ................ 96 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 3 277 2.5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 14 ....... 325 .2 (X)

All other receipts from customers 7 . 6 022 4.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 583 4.2 (X)

8712 Architectural services 138 .... 48 240 100.0 68.5

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 8 ..................... 796 1.7 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 998 2.1 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 137 ................... 40 202 83.3 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 40 ................. 4 054 8.4 (X)

Interior design services 12 .......... 959 2.0 (X)

Landscape architectural services 15 . 162 .3 (X)

Testing services 7 ................ 27 .1 (X)

Construction management

services 8 ...................... 264 .6 (X)

All other receipts from customers 11 . 778 1.6 (X)

8713 Surveying services 51 ...... 17 545 100.0 92.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 5 ..................... 672 3.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 5 ......... 397 2.3 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 117 .7 (X)

Surveying services 51 .............. 14 557 83.0 (X)

All other receipts from customers 13 . 720 4.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 082 6.2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 57. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WICHITA, KS MSA

8711 Engineering services 54 ..... 65 401 100.0 86.6

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 21 ..................... 16 205 24.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 22 ......... 47 765 73.0 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 128 .2 (X)

Surveying services 4 .............. 850 1.3 (X)

Construction management

services 12 ...................... 407 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 46 .1 (X)

8712 Architectural services 38 .... 21 662 100.0 79.0

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 9 ..................... 1 122 5.2 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 8 ............ 472 2.2 (X)

All other engineering services (X) .. 8 (V) (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 38 ................... 15 689 72.4 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 2 650 12.2 (X)

Interior design services 14 .......... 652 3.0 (X)

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 311 1.4 (X)

Maintenance and repair 6 ......... 471 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 287 1.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab~ lish~ ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per~ centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of estab~

lishments

reporting

sources of

receipts

as percent

of total

receipts

WICHITA, KS MSAmCon.

8713 Surveying services 8 ...... 3 230 100.0 94.2

Surveying services 8 .............. 2 348 72.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 882 27.3 (X)

YOUNGSTOWN–WARREN,

OH MSA

8711 Engineering services 85 ..... 43 223 100.0 78.3

Consulting and design engineering

services:

Related to construction or site

work (including preliminary

studies) 53 ..................... 19 512 45.1 (X)

Related quality control at

construction sities 7 ............ 2 090 4.8 (X)

All other consulting and design

engineering services 63 ......... 18 118 41.9 (X)

Architectural services, except

landscaping 4 ................... 133 .3 (X)

Surveying services 26 .............. 2 890 6.7 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 11 ................. 188 .4 (X)

Testing services 7 ................ 41 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 251 .6 (X)

8712 Architectural services 25 .... 8 477 100.0 100.0

Architectural services, except

landscaping 25 ................... 7 289 86.0 (X)

Architectural, engineering,

surveying not performed by this

establishment 7 ................. 876 10.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 312 3.7 (X)

8713 Surveying services 14 ...... 1 706 100.0 100.0

Surveying services 14 .............. 1 706 100.0 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

United States 79 ..................... 097 34 037 898 100.0 79.4

Accounting and auditing services 54 ........... 101 15 419 155 45.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 58 ..................... 243 4 353 195 12.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 68 ............ 978 8 380 632 24.6 (X)

Management consulting services 24 ........... 197 2 338 620 6.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 33 ................... 158 2 291 163 6.7 (X)

Other consulting services 9 .................. 288 261 059 .8 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 124 181 687 .5 (X)

Public relations services 366 ................... 18 949 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 1 ................................ 133 56 123 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 7 ................................ 807 206 546 .6 (X)

Computer integrated systems 223 .............. 22 659 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 309 120 464 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 397 ..................... 25 399 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ............. 737 348 020 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 14 227 (V) (X)

Abilene, TX MSA 53 .................. 13 650 100.0 78.2

Accounting and auditing services 40 ........... 4 341 31.8 (X)

Bookkeeping services 40 ..................... 2 522 18.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 53 ............ 5 253 38.5 (X)

Management consulting services 4 ........... 249 1.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 13 ................... 795 5.8 (X)

Management and administrative services 9 .... 232 1.7 (X)

Computer processing services 9 ............. 126 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ............. 30 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 102 .8 (X)

Albany, GA MSA 26 ................... 11 217 100.0 95.9

Accounting and auditing services 20 ........... 5 045 45.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 20 ..................... 1 065 9.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 26 ............ 2 706 24.1 (X)

Management consulting services 11 ........... 55 .5 (X)

Tax consulting services 15 ................... 434 3.9 (X)

Other consulting services 9 .................. 1 601 14.3 (X)

Management and administrative services 6 .... 107 1.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 7 ................................ 204 1.8 (X)

Allentown–Bethlehem–Easton, PA

MSA 144 ............................. 51 568 100.0 87.1

Accounting and auditing services 128 ........... 23 620 45.8 (X)

Bookkeeping services 124 ..................... 9 179 17.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 141 ............ 14 706 28.5 (X)

Management consulting services 86 ........... 1 994 3.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 74 ................... 1 313 2.6 (X)

Management and administrative services 44 .... 243 .5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 33 ................................ 91 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 146 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 86 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 190 .4 (X)

Amarillo, TX MSA 92 .................. 18 366 100.0 83.9

Accounting and auditing services 46 ........... 3 336 18.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 77 ..................... 3 272 17.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 92 ............ 9 920 54.0 (X)

Management consulting services 16 ........... 166 .9 (X)

Tax consulting services 21 ................... 1 220 6.6 (X)

Other consulting services 21 .................. 70 .4 (X)

Management and administrative services 8 .... 108 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 7 ................................ 14 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 260 1.4 (X)

Anchorage, AK MSA 125 ............... 45 447 100.0 93.2

Accounting and auditing services 60 ........... 19 736 43.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 114 ..................... 3 947 8.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 74 ............ 16 396 36.1 (X)

Management consulting services 37 ........... 1 030 2.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 52 ................... 1 857 4.1 (X)

Other consulting services 16 .................. 700 1.5 (X)

Management and administrative services 15 .... 773 1.7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 319 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 15 ............. 433 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ............. 60 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 196 .4 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Appleton–Oshkosh–Neenah, WI

MSA 80 ............................. 33 651 100.0 93.3

Accounting and auditing services 34 ........... 11 677 34.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 73 ..................... 8 117 24.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 57 ............ 7 462 22.2 (X)

Management consulting services 31 ........... 3 146 9.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 26 ................... 1 041 3.1 (X)

Other consulting services 4 .................. 1 761 5.2 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 239 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 208 .6 (X)

Asheville, NC MSA 65 ................. 14 752 100.0 79.9

Accounting and auditing services 59 ........... 3 831 26.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 59 ..................... 2 386 16.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 65 ............ 6 353 43.1 (X)

Management consulting services 38 ........... 876 5.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 37 ................... 1 081 7.3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 8 ................................ 61 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ............. 156 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 8 .1 (X)

Atlanta, GA MSA 1 .................. 211 643 351 100.0 67.4

Accounting and auditing services 495 ........... 246 746 38.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 1 ..................... 154 142 214 22.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 851 ............ 130 393 20.3 (X)

Management consulting services 95 ........... 47 299 7.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 108 ................... 41 900 6.5 (X)

Other consulting services 31 .................. 6 712 1.0 (X)

Management and administrative services 25 .... 6 640 1.0 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 5 ................................ 5 484 .9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 37 ................................ 3 473 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 352 ............. 9 575 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 915 .5 (X)

Austin–San Marcos, TX MSA 312 ....... 72 107 100.0 79.9

Accounting and auditing services 129 ........... 24 981 34.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 199 ..................... 5 637 7.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 235 ............ 29 754 41.3 (X)

Management consulting services 87 ........... 3 975 5.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 126 ................... 7 104 9.9 (X)

Other consulting services 39 .................. 224 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 36 ................................ 154 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 118 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 160 .2 (X)

Bakersfield, CA MSA 176 .............. 44 454 100.0 83.9

Accounting and auditing services 109 ........... 11 634 26.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 153 ..................... 10 950 24.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 142 ............ 14 677 33.0 (X)

Management consulting services 94 ........... 3 429 7.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 74 ................... 1 604 3.6 (X)

Other consulting services 35 .................. 930 2.1 (X)

Management and administrative services 12 .... 24 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 35 ................................ 588 1.3 (X)

Computer processing services 18 ............. 603 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 15 (V) (X)

Bangor, ME MSA 32 .................. 11 988 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 28 ........... 6 205 51.8 (X)

Bookkeeping services 26 ..................... 916 7.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 32 ............ 3 792 31.6 (X)

Management consulting services 15 ........... 533 4.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 15 ................... 194 1.6 (X)

Other consulting services 7 .................. 231 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ............. 28 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 89 .7 (X)

Barnstable–Yarmouth, MA MSA 53 .... 9 932 100.0 76.2

Accounting and auditing services 42 ........... 2 679 27.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 42 ..................... 2 706 27.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 53 ............ 3 562 35.9 (X)

Management consulting services 18 ........... 163 1.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 29 ................... 564 5.7 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 49 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 209 2.1 (X)

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Baton Rouge, LA MSA 185 ............. 43 195 100.0 96.8

Accounting and auditing services 112 ........... 10 441 24.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 182 ..................... 12 458 28.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 175 ............ 13 774 31.9 (X)

Management consulting services 36 ........... 2 654 6.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 59 ................... 2 096 4.9 (X)

Other consulting services 21 .................. 88 .2 (X)

Management and administrative services 46 .... 885 2.1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 15 ................................ 31 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ............. 523 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 245 .6 (X)

Beaumont–Port Arthur, TX MSA 94 .... 23 264 100.0 91.2

Accounting and auditing services 75 ........... 10 616 45.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 60 ..................... 3 223 13.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 66 ............ 7 480 32.2 (X)

Management consulting services 31 ........... 309 1.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 21 ................... 826 3.6 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 338 1.5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 13 ................................ 243 1.0 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 200 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 29 .1 (X)

Bellingham, WA MSA 59 .............. 14 142 100.0 92.7

Accounting and auditing services 49 ........... 4 057 28.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 46 ..................... 2 055 14.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 56 ............ 5 577 39.4 (X)

Management consulting services 27 ........... 853 6.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 43 ................... 1 323 9.4 (X)

Other consulting services 11 .................. 113 .8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 28 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ............. 34 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 102 .7 (X)

Benton Harbor, MI MSA 38 ............ 9 185 100.0 86.4

Accounting and auditing services 27 ........... 3 324 36.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 33 ..................... 2 207 24.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 34 ............ 2 405 26.2 (X)

Management consulting services 8 ........... 250 2.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 10 ................... 795 8.7 (X)

Other consulting services 5 .................. 101 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 103 1.1 (X)

Billings, MT MSA 53 .................. 15 410 100.0 87.4

Accounting and auditing services 34 ........... 5 733 37.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 39 ..................... 2 010 13.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 53 ............ 6 359 41.3 (X)

Management consulting services 15 ........... 577 3.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 21 ................... 455 3.0 (X)

Management and administrative services 7 .... 119 .8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 17 ................................ 110 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 21 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 26 .2 (X)

Binghamton, NY MSA 44 .............. 12 120 100.0 99.5

Accounting and auditing services 26 ........... 3 706 30.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 26 ..................... 1 501 12.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 44 ............ 5 305 43.8 (X)

Management consulting services 25 ........... 523 4.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 25 ................... 511 4.2 (X)

Other consulting services 18 .................. 350 2.9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 18 ................................ 40 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 184 1.5 (X)

Birmingham, AL MSA 258 .............. 115 163 100.0 90.0

Accounting and auditing services 168 ........... 63 529 55.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 105 ..................... 8 887 7.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 168 ............ 24 000 20.8 (X)

Management consulting services 31 ........... 5 614 4.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 91 ................... 9 759 8.5 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Birmingham, AL MSAmCon.

Other consulting services 13 .................. 931 .8 (X)

Management and administrative services 10 .... 931 .8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 7 ................................ 98 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 10 ............. 409 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ............. 998 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 7 (V) (X)

Bismarck, ND MSA 39 ................ 7 444 100.0 86.3

Accounting and auditing services 34 ........... 2 599 34.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 39 ..................... 996 13.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 39 ............ 2 413 32.4 (X)

Management consulting services 14 ........... 328 4.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 28 ................... 592 8.0 (X)

Other consulting services 7 .................. 15 .2 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 128 1.7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 72 1.0 (X)

Computer processing services 9 ............. 95 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ............. 136 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 70 .9 (X)

Boise City, ID MSA 126 ................ 33 759 100.0 87.7

Accounting and auditing services 126 ........... 10 961 32.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 118 ..................... 5 536 16.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 121 ............ 12 233 36.2 (X)

Management consulting services 58 ........... 1 576 4.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 77 ................... 1 881 5.6 (X)

Other consulting services 8 .................. 227 .7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 38 ................................ 285 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 060 3.1 (X)

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence, MA–

NH–ME–CT CMSA 1 ................ 689 1 097 931 100.0 82.0

Accounting and auditing services 1 ........... 421 622 146 56.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 1 ..................... 140 59 107 5.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ............ 464 194 654 17.7 (X)

Management consulting services 707 ........... 102 351 9.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 768 ................... 82 152 7.5 (X)

Other consulting services 223 .................. 6 810 .6 (X)

Management and administrative services 103 .... 3 440 .3 (X)

Public relations services 16 ................... 768 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 30 ................................ 4 075 .4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 270 ................................ 8 236 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 89 ............. 855 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 141 ............. 12 897 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 440 (V) (X)

Boston, MA–NH PMSA 1 ............. 106 907 367 100.0 82.6

Accounting and auditing services 945 ........... 525 639 57.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 685 ..................... 39 967 4.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 951 ............ 144 549 15.9 (X)

Management consulting services 541 ........... 91 432 10.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 590 ................... 74 819 8.3 (X)

Other consulting services 170 .................. 6 097 .7 (X)

Management and administrative services 70 .... 2 530 .3 (X) Public relations services 5 ................... 747 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 20 ................................ 1 113 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 201 ................................ 7 069 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 50 ............. 560 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 110 ............. 12 463 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 382 (V) (X)

Brockton, MA PMSA 34 ............... 9 309 100.0 82.8

Accounting and auditing services 30 ........... 5 028 54.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 19 ..................... 691 7.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 34 ............ 2 219 23.8 (X)

Management consulting services 13 ........... 529 5.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 11 ................... 673 7.2 (X)

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Brockton, MA PMSAmCon.

Other consulting services 4 .................. 97 1.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 17 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 55 .6 (X)

Lawrence, MA–NH PMSA 106 ........... 40 491 100.0 88.0

Accounting and auditing services 78 ........... 19 056 47.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 78 ..................... 5 494 13.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 91 ............ 7 475 18.5 (X)

Management consulting services 34 ........... 3 931 9.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 35 ................... 1 277 3.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 12 .... 237 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 143 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 10 ............. 79 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 799 6.9 (X)

Lowell, MA–NH PMSA 64 .............. 13 057 100.0 74.7

Accounting and auditing services 48 ........... 5 560 42.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 54 ..................... 2 099 16.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 52 ............ 4 327 33.1 (X)

Management consulting services 21 ........... 252 1.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 28 ................... 302 2.3 (X)

Other consulting services 7 .................. 89 .7 (X)

Public relations services 7 ................... 17 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 16 ................................ 188 1.4 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 68 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 155 1.2 (X)

Manchester, NH PMSA 84 ............. 28 264 100.0 80.7

Accounting and auditing services 76 ........... 14 293 50.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 66 ..................... 1 922 6.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 72 ............ 8 518 30.1 (X)

Management consulting services 37 ........... 1 215 4.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 37 ................... 1 612 5.7 (X)

Other consulting services 18 .................. 255 .9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 20 ................................ 349 1.2 (X)

Computer processing services 8 ............. 32 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 68 .2 (X)

Portsmouth–Rochester, NH–ME

PMSA 71 ............................ 11 735 100.0 77.9

Accounting and auditing services 62 ........... 3 885 33.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 52 ..................... 1 827 15.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 64 ............ 5 231 44.6 (X)

Management consulting services 27 ........... 365 3.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 24 ................... 216 1.8 (X)

Other consulting services 11 .................. 36 .3 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 11 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 11 ................................ 42 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 56 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ............. 62 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 4 (V) (X)

Worcester, MA–CT PMSA 108 .......... 58 508 100.0 77.6

Accounting and auditing services 106 ........... 36 408 62.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 95 ..................... 2 214 3.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 103 ............ 12 897 22.0 (X)

Management consulting services 10 ........... 3 573 6.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 10 ................... 2 092 3.6 (X)

Management and administrative services 7 .... 499 .9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 402 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 50 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 373 .6 (X)

Bryan–College Station, TX MSA 31 .... 8 537 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 18 ........... 910 10.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 18 ..................... 4 068 47.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 31 ............ 3 391 39.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 168 2.0 (X)

Buffalo–Niagara Falls, NY MSA 292 ..... 120 664 100.0 86.9

Accounting and auditing services 133 ........... 65 871 54.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 262 ..................... 9 918 8.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 141 ............ 26 520 22.0 (X)

Management consulting services 68 ........... 3 314 2.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 216 ................... 10 638 8.8 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Buffalo–Niagara Falls, NY MSAm

Con.

Other consulting services 23 .................. 1 403 1.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 13 .... 883 .7 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer software 5 ... 620 .5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 25 ................................ 554 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 99 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ............. 632 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 212 .2 (X)

Burlington, VT MSA 70 ................ 23 875 100.0 95.5

Accounting and auditing services 61 ........... 10 742 45.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 54 ..................... 1 123 4.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 64 ............ 8 814 36.9 (X)

Management consulting services 36 ........... 888 3.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 34 ................... 1 204 5.0 (X)

Other consulting services 10 .................. 283 1.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 15 .... 312 1.3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 22 ................................ 172 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ............. 329 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 8 (V) (X)

Canton–Massillon, OH MSA 114 ........ 34 008 100.0 97.6

Accounting and auditing services 80 ........... 16 895 49.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 84 ..................... 4 731 13.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 95 ............ 8 630 25.4 (X)

Management consulting services 30 ........... 1 131 3.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 40 ................... 1 979 5.8 (X)

Other consulting services 10 .................. 164 .5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 10 ................................ 65 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 10 ............. 107 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ............. 116 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 190 .6 (X)

Casper, WY MSA 31 .................. 8 407 100.0 92.3

Accounting and auditing services 18 ........... 2 343 27.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 31 ..................... 1 155 13.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 31 ............ 2 992 35.6 (X)

Management consulting services 20 ........... 503 6.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 24 ................... 832 9.9 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 40 .5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 142 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ............. 384 4.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 16 .2 (X)

Cedar Rapids, IA MSA 38 ............. 17 329 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 20 ........... 6 836 39.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 15 ..................... 2 742 15.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 20 ............ 4 639 26.8 (X)

Management consulting services 19 ........... 1 547 8.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 5 ................... 808 4.7 (X)

Other consulting services 15 .................. 603 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 154 .9 (X)

Champaign–Urbana, IL MSA 36 ........ 13 209 100.0 80.0

Accounting and auditing services 28 ........... 5 500 41.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 19 ..................... 1 232 9.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 32 ............ 4 906 37.1 (X)

Management consulting services 7 ........... 838 6.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 7 ................... 478 3.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 21 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 234 1.8 (X)

Charleston–North Charleston, SC

MSA 137 ............................. 31 492 100.0 73.3

Accounting and auditing services 77 ........... 10 798 34.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 134 ..................... 8 307 26.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 135 ............ 11 537 36.6 (X)

Management consulting services 15 ........... 166 .5 (X)

Tax consulting services 26 ................... 389 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 295 .9 (X)

Charleston, WV MSA 92 .............. 40 776 100.0 91.7

Accounting and auditing services 75 ........... 25 341 62.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 72 ..................... 2 823 6.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 89 ............ 9 683 23.8 (X)

Management consulting services 23 ........... 1 760 4.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 20 ................... 593 1.5 (X)

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Charleston, WV MSAmCon.

Other consulting services 20 .................. 220 .5 (X)

Management and administrative services 17 .... 140 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 15 ............. 54 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 162 .4 (X)

Charlottesville, VA MSA 56 ............ 12 565 100.0 83.5

Accounting and auditing services 33 ........... 3 969 31.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 33 ..................... 1 003 8.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 56 ............ 5 713 45.5 (X)

Management consulting services 8 ........... 736 5.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 6 ................... 430 3.4 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 495 3.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ............. 161 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 58 .5 (X)

Chattanooga, TN–GA MSA 108 ......... 42 873 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 55 ........... 15 850 37.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 102 ..................... 8 732 20.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 80 ............ 9 693 22.6 (X)

Management consulting services 33 ........... 2 714 6.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 58 ................... 2 936 6.9 (X)

Other consulting services 6 .................. 1 005 2.3 (X)

Management and administrative services 15 .... 790 1.8 (X)

Computer processing services 12 ............. 244 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 26 ............. 825 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 84 .2 (X)

Cheyenne, WY MSA 20 ............... 5 255 100.0 94.9

Accounting and auditing services 15 ........... 1 765 33.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 15 ..................... 836 15.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 15 ............ 1 716 32.7 (X)

Management consulting services 9 ........... 406 7.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 9 ................... 256 4.9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 9 ................................ 245 4.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 28 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 .1 (X)

Chicago–Gary–Kenosha, IL–IN–WI

CMSA 2 ............................ 700 2 005 212 100.0 72.9

Accounting and auditing services 2 ........... 383 1 054 352 52.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 915 ..................... 117 454 5.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 2 ............ 550 473 334 23.6 (X)

Management consulting services 464 ........... 158 849 7.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 594 ................... 87 645 4.4 (X)

Other consulting services 174 .................. 19 884 1.0 (X)

Management and administrative services 98 .... 6 709 .3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer software 15 ... 1 415 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 25 ................................ 1 612 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 150 ................................ 20 676 1.0 (X)

Computer integrated systems 9 .............. 8 117 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 163 ............. 3 482 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 ..................... 11 252 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 139 ............. 40 418 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 13 (V) (X)

Chicago, IL PMSA 2 ................. 516 1 952 146 100.0 73.0

Accounting and auditing services 2 ........... 229 1 032 013 52.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 754 ..................... 103 757 5.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 2 ............ 375 460 430 23.6 (X)

Management consulting services 404 ........... 157 897 8.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 534 ................... 85 924 4.4 (X)

Other consulting services 152 .................. 19 594 1.0 (X)

Management and administrative services 82 .... 6 424 .3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer software 15 ... 1 415 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 11 ................................ 1 558 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 119 ................................ 20 416 1.1 (X)

Computer integrated systems 7 .............. 8 110 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 139 ............. 3 239 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 ..................... 11 252 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 121 ............. 40 117 2.1 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Kankakee, IL PMSA 21 ................ 5 914 100.0 94.6

Accounting and auditing services 18 ........... 1 845 31.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 21 ..................... 1 316 22.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 21 ............ 2 417 40.9 (X)

Management consulting services 5 ........... 201 3.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 6 ................... 44 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 91 1.5 (X)

Kenosha, WI PMSA 29 ................ 10 254 100.0 84.4

Accounting and auditing services 23 ........... 6 113 59.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 19 ..................... 1 637 16.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 25 ............ 1 961 19.1 (X)

Management consulting services 10 ........... 180 1.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 8 ................... 166 1.6 (X)

Other consulting services 4 .................. 63 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 8 ............. 132 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 (V) (X)

Chico–Paradise, CA MSA 66 .......... 16 263 100.0 82.0

Accounting and auditing services 37 ........... 3 611 22.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 61 ..................... 3 357 20.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 66 ............ 8 250 50.7 (X)

Management consulting services 18 ........... 208 1.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 21 ................... 434 2.7 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 43 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ............. 137 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 223 1.4 (X)

Cincinnati–Hamilton, OH–KY–IN

CMSA 487 ............................ 224 315 100.0 82.1

Accounting and auditing services 447 ........... 119 646 53.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 411 ..................... 15 964 7.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 441 ............ 44 086 19.7 (X)

Management consulting services 122 ........... 11 425 5.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 361 ................... 27 685 12.3 (X)

Other consulting services 253 .................. 816 .4 (X)

Management and administrative services 53 .... 2 029 .9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 34 ................................ 574 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 249 ............. 749 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 251 ............. 1 040 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 301 .1 (X)

Cincinnati, OH–KY–IN PMSA 447 ........ 213 061 100.0 80.9

Accounting and auditing services 411 ........... 115 822 54.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 373 ..................... 12 577 5.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 401 ............ 41 437 19.5 (X)

Management consulting services 88 ........... 10 890 5.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 328 ................... 27 148 12.7 (X)

Other consulting services 253 .................. 816 .4 (X)

Management and administrative services 23 .... 1 765 .8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 34 ................................ 574 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 247 ............. 691 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 251 ............. 1 040 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 301 .1 (X)

Hamilton–Middletown, OH PMSA 40 ... 11 254 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 36 ........... 3 824 34.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 38 ..................... 3 387 30.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 40 ............ 2 649 23.5 (X)

Management consulting services 34 ........... 535 4.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 33 ................... 537 4.8 (X)

Management and administrative services 30 .... 264 2.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 58 .5 (X)

Clarksville–Hopkinsville, TN–KY

MSA 21 ............................. 4 719 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 12 ........... 1 115 23.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 21 ..................... 1 323 28.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 19 ............ 1 687 35.8 (X)

Management consulting services 7 ........... 68 1.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 10 ................... 309 6.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 217 4.6 (X)

Cleveland–Akron, OH CMSA 851 ....... 413 113 100.0 93.7

Accounting and auditing services 513 ........... 204 373 49.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 712 ..................... 62 821 15.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 809 ............ 74 289 18.0 (X)

Management consulting services 147 ........... 27 537 6.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 403 ................... 32 765 7.9 (X)

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Cleveland–Akron, OH CMSAmCon.

Other consulting services 69 .................. 4 876 1.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 43 .... 2 550 .6 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 8 ................................ 654 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 51 ................................ 1 133 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 69 ............. 1 016 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 31 ............. 992 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 107 (V) (X)

Akron, OH PMSA 161 .................. 49 756 100.0 93.2

Accounting and auditing services 97 ........... 24 796 49.8 (X)

Bookkeeping services 89 ..................... 4 638 9.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 158 ............ 13 551 27.2 (X)

Management consulting services 26 ........... 1 221 2.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 54 ................... 3 616 7.3 (X)

Other consulting services 37 .................. 565 1.1 (X)

Management and administrative services 8 .... 502 1.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 6 ................................ 75 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 35 ............. 280 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 56 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 456 .9 (X)

Cleveland–Lorain–Elyria, OH PMSA 690 . 363 357 100.0 93.8

Accounting and auditing services 416 ........... 179 577 49.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 623 ..................... 58 183 16.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 651 ............ 60 738 16.7 (X)

Management consulting services 121 ........... 26 316 7.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 349 ................... 29 149 8.0 (X)

Other consulting services 32 .................. 4 311 1.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 35 .... 2 048 .6 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 6 ................................ 290 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 45 ................................ 1 058 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 34 ............. 736 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 26 ............. 936 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 15 (V) (X)

Colorado Springs, CO MSA 157 ........ 29 040 100.0 93.5

Accounting and auditing services 114 ........... 7 886 27.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 151 ..................... 4 110 14.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 145 ............ 12 758 43.9 (X)

Management consulting services 79 ........... 1 586 5.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 85 ................... 1 643 5.7 (X)

Other consulting services 36 .................. 215 .7 (X) Public relations services 10 ................... 34 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 16 ................................ 237 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 10 ............. 26 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ............. 466 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 79 .3 (X)

Columbus, GA–AL MSA 52 ............ 16 262 100.0 92.1

Accounting and auditing services 18 ........... 4 605 28.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 51 ..................... 3 593 22.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 50 ............ 5 835 35.9 (X)

Management consulting services 24 ........... 577 3.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 15 ................... 1 267 7.8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 10 ................................ 216 1.3 (X)

Computer processing services 12 ............. 113 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 56 .3 (X)

Corpus Christi, TX MSA 133 ............ 26 607 100.0 80.3

Accounting and auditing services 94 ........... 5 923 22.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 102 ..................... 4 720 17.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 125 ............ 12 069 45.4 (X)

Management consulting services 32 ........... 1 053 4.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 74 ................... 1 941 7.3 (X)

Other consulting services 8 .................. 215 .8 (X)

Management and administrative services 8 .... 34 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 35 ................................ 220 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 204 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ............. 217 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 11 (V) (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Cumberland, MD–WV MSA 18 ......... 3 587 100.0 98.6

Accounting and auditing services 17 ........... 777 21.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 15 ..................... 1 019 28.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 18 ............ 1 408 39.3 (X)

Management consulting services 5 ........... 145 4.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 5 ................... 123 3.4 (X)

Other consulting services 5 .................. 67 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 48 1.3 (X)

Dallas–Fort Worth, TX CMSA 1 ....... 663 779 184 100.0 79.3

Accounting and auditing services 1 ........... 418 351 459 45.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 634 ..................... 59 370 7.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ............ 596 191 981 24.6 (X)

Management consulting services 1 ........... 055 82 558 10.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 1 ................... 198 77 208 9.9 (X)

Other consulting services 62 .................. 2 639 .3 (X)

Management and administrative services 37 .... 3 083 .4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 118 ................................ 2 500 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 101 ............. 2 140 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 128 ............. 5 885 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 361 .1 (X)

Dallas, TX PMSA 1 .................. 175 638 255 100.0 80.3

Accounting and auditing services 1 ........... 086 297 870 46.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 302 ..................... 27 524 4.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ............ 122 152 680 23.9 (X)

Management consulting services 955 ........... 79 631 12.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 958 ................... 67 319 10.6 (X)

Other consulting services 48 .................. 2 197 .3 (X)

Management and administrative services 31 .... 2 671 .4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 36 ................................ 1 823 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 29 ............. 1 686 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 48 ............. 4 636 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 218 (V) (X)

Fort Worth–Arlington, TX PMSA 488 .... 140 929 100.0 84.9

Accounting and auditing services 332 ........... 53 589 38.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 332 ..................... 31 846 22.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 474 ............ 39 301 27.9 (X)

Management consulting services 100 ........... 2 927 2.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 240 ................... 9 889 7.0 (X)

Other consulting services 14 .................. 442 .3 (X)

Management and administrative services 6 .... 412 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 82 ................................ 677 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 72 ............. 454 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 140 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 80 ............. 1 249 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 (V) (X)

Davenport–Moline–Rock Island, IA–

IL MSA 90 ........................... 31 652 100.0 98.2

Accounting and auditing services 74 ........... 13 687 43.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 57 ..................... 3 934 12.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 89 ............ 8 152 25.8 (X)

Management consulting services 31 ........... 1 898 6.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 24 ................... 2 195 6.9 (X)

Other consulting services 9 .................. 268 .9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 11 ................................ 197 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 7 ............. 483 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ............. 731 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 107 .3 (X)

Dayton–Springfield, OH MSA 213 ....... 86 174 100.0 92.2

Accounting and auditing services 178 ........... 45 389 52.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 75 ..................... 7 283 8.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 176 ............ 22 017 25.6 (X)

Management consulting services 62 ........... 3 046 3.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 33 ................... 6 790 7.9 (X)

Other consulting services 9 .................. 505 .6 (X)

Management and administrative services 6 .... 281 .3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer software 31 ... 172 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 9 ................................ 139 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 12 ............. 225 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Dayton–Springfield, OH MSAmCon.

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 80 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ............. 226 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 21 (V) (X)

Daytona Beach, FL MSA 134 ........... 23 805 100.0 83.6

Accounting and auditing services 92 ........... 6 498 27.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 105 ..................... 5 016 21.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 124 ............ 9 891 41.6 (X)

Management consulting services 50 ........... 1 453 6.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 26 ................... 549 2.3 (X)

Other consulting services 15 .................. 142 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 7 ................................ 130 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ............. 30 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 96 .4 (X)

Decatur, AL MSA 30 .................. 5 361 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 15 ........... 858 16.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 30 ..................... 2 192 40.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 30 ............ 1 257 23.5 (X)

Management consulting services 15 ........... 140 2.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ............. 887 16.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 27 .5 (X)

Decatur, IL MSA 30 ................... 7 719 100.0 76.2

Accounting and auditing services 10 ........... 2 692 34.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 28 ..................... 2 084 27.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 23 ............ 2 129 27.6 (X)

Management consulting services 5 ........... 307 4.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 13 ................... 388 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 119 1.5 (X)

Denver–Boulder–Greeley, CO

CMSA 1 ............................ 147 437 516 100.0 73.0

Accounting and auditing services 1 ........... 058 177 738 40.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 642 ..................... 20 103 4.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ............ 083 137 981 31.5 (X)

Management consulting services 557 ........... 32 234 7.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 953 ................... 52 954 12.1 (X)

Other consulting services 58 .................. 2 948 .7 (X)

Management and administrative services 42 .... 1 172 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 375 ................................ 7 203 1.7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 68 ................................ 1 986 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 30 ............. 586 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ..................... 246 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 79 ............. 2 244 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 121 (V) (X)

Boulder–Longmont, CO PMSA 139 ...... 22 973 100.0 72.6

Accounting and auditing services 96 ........... 5 771 25.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 96 ..................... 2 518 11.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 123 ............ 11 575 50.4 (X)

Management consulting services 51 ........... 632 2.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 67 ................... 1 459 6.4 (X)

Other consulting services 10 .................. 446 1.9 (X)

Management and administrative services 7 .... 58 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 36 ................................ 150 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ..................... 14 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ............. 322 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 28 .1 (X)

Denver, CO PMSA 959 ................. 406 688 100.0 72.9

Accounting and auditing services 930 ........... 169 321 41.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 506 ..................... 16 627 4.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 913 ............ 123 065 30.3 (X)

Management consulting services 488 ........... 31 199 7.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 868 ................... 51 312 12.6 (X)

Other consulting services 40 .................. 2 463 .6 (X)

Management and administrative services 21 .... 927 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 375 ................................ 7 203 1.8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 29 ................................ 1 830 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 19 ............. 473 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 40 ............. 1 915 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 353 .1 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Greeley, CO PMSA 49 ................ 7 855 100.0 82.4

Accounting and auditing services 32 ........... 2 646 33.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 40 ..................... 958 12.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 47 ............ 3 341 42.5 (X)

Management consulting services 18 ........... 403 5.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 18 ................... 183 2.3 (X)

Other consulting services 8 .................. 39 .5 (X)

Management and administrative services 14 .... 187 2.4 (X)

Computer processing services 9 ............. 85 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ............. 7 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 6 .1 (X)

Des Moines, IA MSA 145 ............... 80 630 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 145 ........... 37 341 46.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 96 ..................... 9 319 11.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 142 ............ 20 298 25.2 (X)

Management consulting services 93 ........... 4 642 5.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 92 ................... 6 099 7.6 (X)

Other consulting services 43 .................. 1 182 1.5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 40 ................................ 1 204 1.5 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 168 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ............. 305 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 72 .1 (X)

Detroit–Ann Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA 1 .. 489 725 074 100.0 87.2

Accounting and auditing services 1 ........... 082 322 409 44.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 1 ..................... 016 131 859 18.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ............ 448 122 848 16.9 (X)

Management consulting services 194 ........... 49 582 6.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 247 ................... 69 442 9.6 (X)

Other consulting services 48 .................. 5 006 .7 (X)

Management and administrative services 27 .... 1 631 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 6 ................................ 517 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 112 ................................ 12 353 1.7 (X)

Computer processing services 63 ............. 4 066 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 68 ............. 4 893 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 468 .1 (X)

Ann Arbor, MI PMSA 118 ............... 34 409 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 116 ........... 12 434 36.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 81 ..................... 4 239 12.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 109 ............ 12 266 35.7 (X)

Management consulting services 20 ........... 717 2.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 97 ................... 3 096 9.0 (X)

Other consulting services 9 .................. 813 2.4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 35 ................................ 267 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 31 ............. 351 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 29 ............. 208 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 18 .1 (X)

Detroit, MI PMSA 1 .................. 266 663 317 100.0 86.3

Accounting and auditing services 908 ........... 299 015 45.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 846 ..................... 119 513 18.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ............ 236 104 152 15.7 (X)

Management consulting services 142 ........... 47 879 7.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 137 ................... 66 071 10.0 (X)

Other consulting services 36 .................. 3 930 .6 (X)

Management and administrative services 25 .... 1 613 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 6 ................................ 517 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 74 ................................ 12 033 1.8 (X)

Computer processing services 30 ............. 3 682 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ............. 4 497 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 415 .1 (X)

Flint, MI PMSA 105 .................... 27 348 100.0 81.2

Accounting and auditing services 58 ........... 10 960 40.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 89 ..................... 8 107 29.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 103 ............ 6 430 23.5 (X)

Management consulting services 32 ........... 986 3.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 13 ................... 275 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ............. 188 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 402 1.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Dothan, AL MSA 39 ................... 10 790 100.0 90.1

Accounting and auditing services 13 ........... 4 148 38.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 33 ..................... 2 386 22.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 28 ............ 3 303 30.6 (X)

Management consulting services 6 ........... 298 2.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 6 ................... 253 2.3 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 379 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 23 .2 (X)

Dover, DE MSA 35 .................... 6 961 100.0 85.5

Accounting and auditing services 35 ........... 2 782 40.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 28 ..................... 527 7.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 28 ............ 2 924 42.0 (X)

Management consulting services 10 ........... 52 .8 (X)

Tax consulting services 18 ................... 163 2.3 (X)

Other consulting services 13 .................. 146 2.1 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 9 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 5 ................................ 9 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 8 ................................ 15 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 8 ............. 334 4.8 (X)

Dubuque, IA MSA 18 .................. 18 051 100.0 78.4

Accounting and auditing services 14 ........... 12 530 69.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 17 ..................... 749 4.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 17 ............ 3 467 19.2 (X)

Management consulting services 8 ........... 616 3.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 12 ................... 524 2.9 (X)

Management and administrative services 6 .... 28 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 137 .8 (X)

Duluth–Superior, MN–WI MSA 53 ...... 15 835 100.0 95.5

Accounting and auditing services 43 ........... 7 127 45.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 44 ..................... 2 639 16.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 48 ............ 4 540 28.7 (X)

Management consulting services 17 ........... 641 4.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 25 ................... 548 3.5 (X)

Management and administrative services 8 .... 69 .4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 91 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ............. 24 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 156 1.0 (X)

Eau Claire, WI MSA 36 ................ 15 498 100.0 98.8

Accounting and auditing services 36 ........... 5 926 38.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 32 ..................... 1 715 11.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 36 ............ 4 514 29.1 (X)

Management consulting services 11 ........... 528 3.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 7 ................... 195 1.3 (X)

Other consulting services 5 .................. 226 1.5 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 101 .7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 37 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 9 ............. 2 104 13.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 152 1.0 (X)

El Paso, TX MSA 145 .................. 37 883 100.0 74.3

Accounting and auditing services 87 ........... 16 085 42.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 102 ..................... 5 602 14.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 140 ............ 10 790 28.5 (X)

Management consulting services 40 ........... 927 2.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 46 ................... 3 362 8.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 25 ............. 322 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 795 2.1 (X)

Elkhart–Goshen, IN MSA 45 ........... 17 494 100.0 98.3

Accounting and auditing services 36 ........... 8 725 49.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 32 ..................... 1 768 10.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 41 ............ 4 660 26.6 (X)

Management consulting services 23 ........... 860 4.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 15 ................... 958 5.5 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 62 .4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 145 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 316 1.8 (X)

Elmira, NY MSA 22 ................... 4 550 100.0 89.3

Accounting and auditing services 13 ........... 1 860 40.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 20 ..................... 782 17.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 20 ............ 1 362 29.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 10 ................... 217 4.8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 7 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 135 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 187 4.1 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Enid, OK MSA 27 ..................... 7 653 100.0 86.8

Accounting and auditing services 15 ........... 2 620 34.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 27 ..................... 1 371 17.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 23 ............ 2 844 37.2 (X)

Management consulting services 6 ........... 494 6.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 12 ................... 146 1.9 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 8 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 4 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 166 2.2 (X)

Erie, PA MSA 59 ...................... 16 943 100.0 98.9

Accounting and auditing services 48 ........... 8 340 49.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 44 ..................... 1 887 11.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 59 ............ 4 960 29.3 (X)

Management consulting services 22 ........... 445 2.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 32 ................... 568 3.4 (X)

Other consulting services 7 .................. 127 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 8 ............. 122 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ............. 220 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 274 1.6 (X)

Eugene–Springfield, OR MSA 143 ....... 36 723 100.0 81.1

Accounting and auditing services 78 ........... 10 360 28.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 139 ..................... 6 956 18.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 95 ............ 11 783 32.1 (X)

Management consulting services 46 ........... 1 766 4.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 44 ................... 4 781 13.0 (X)

Other consulting services 21 .................. 120 .3 (X)

Management and administrative services 17 .... 147 .4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 8 ................................ 146 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ............. 494 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 170 .5 (X)

Fargo–Moorhead, ND–MN MSA 53 ..... 20 048 100.0 92.8

Accounting and auditing services 36 ........... 7 554 37.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 49 ..................... 2 623 13.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 52 ............ 5 930 29.6 (X)

Management consulting services 27 ........... 1 312 6.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 25 ................... 1 647 8.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 112 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 537 2.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 260 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 73 .4 (X)

Fayetteville, NC MSA 54 .............. 9 800 100.0 95.3

Accounting and auditing services 44 ........... 2 997 30.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 49 ..................... 2 757 28.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 51 ............ 2 912 29.7 (X)

Management consulting services 18 ........... 316 3.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 22 ................... 487 5.0 (X)

Other consulting services 4 .................. 114 1.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 8 .... 93 1.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 9 ................................ 85 .9 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 8 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 20 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 11 .1 (X)

Florence, SC MSA 28 ................. 7 081 100.0 88.3

Accounting and auditing services 28 ........... 1 762 24.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 28 ..................... 2 189 30.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 24 ............ 2 230 31.5 (X)

Management consulting services 6 ........... 279 3.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 4 ................... 171 2.4 (X)

Other consulting services 4 .................. 273 3.9 (X)

Management and administrative services 6 .... 57 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 101 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 19 .3 (X)

Fort Collins–Loveland, CO MSA 91 .... 14 029 100.0 85.3

Accounting and auditing services 87 ........... 3 305 23.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 68 ..................... 1 458 10.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 91 ............ 7 678 54.7 (X)

Management consulting services 25 ........... 489 3.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 55 ................... 857 6.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Fort Collins–Loveland, CO MSAm

Con.

Other consulting services 16 .................. 39 .3 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 13 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 23 ................................ 93 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 8 ............. 45 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ............. 48 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 4 (V) (X)

Fort Myers–Cape Coral, FL MSA 151 ... 38 974 100.0 96.7

Accounting and auditing services 121 ........... 7 928 20.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 122 ..................... 11 853 30.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 147 ............ 13 776 35.4 (X)

Management consulting services 49 ........... 865 2.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 79 ................... 2 602 6.7 (X)

Other consulting services 17 .................. 545 1.4 (X)

Management and administrative services 14 .... 405 1.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 29 ................................ 548 1.4 (X)

Computer processing services 14 ............. 66 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 26 ............. 386 1.0 (X)

Fort Pierce–Port St. Lucie, FL MSA 95 . 18 619 100.0 89.9

Accounting and auditing services 54 ........... 2 859 15.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 95 ..................... 6 251 33.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 80 ............ 7 609 40.9 (X)

Management consulting services 21 ........... 617 3.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 23 ................... 725 3.9 (X)

Other consulting services 4 .................. 417 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 141 .8 (X)

Fort Smith, AR–OK MSA 48 ........... 12 853 100.0 89.1

Accounting and auditing services 38 ........... 3 801 29.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 45 ..................... 3 029 23.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 34 ............ 4 973 38.7 (X)

Management consulting services 23 ........... 686 5.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 21 ................... 143 1.1 (X)

Other consulting services 4 .................. 15 .1 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 23 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 10 ................................ 106 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 36 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 41 .3 (X)

Fort Walton Beach, FL MSA 38 ........ 10 910 100.0 91.0

Accounting and auditing services 26 ........... 2 095 19.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 38 ..................... 4 643 42.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 36 ............ 3 452 31.6 (X)

Management consulting services 10 ........... 278 2.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 21 ................... 117 1.1 (X)

Other consulting services 5 .................. 80 .7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 8 ................................ 123 1.1 (X)

Computer processing services 8 ............. 44 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ............. 30 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 48 .4 (X)

Fort Wayne, IN MSA 112 ............... 47 448 100.0 76.4

Accounting and auditing services 82 ........... 17 168 36.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 104 ..................... 11 928 25.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 110 ............ 12 006 25.3 (X)

Management consulting services 14 ........... 1 523 3.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 27 ................... 2 946 6.2 (X)

Other consulting services 4 .................. 461 1.0 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 281 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 64 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 21 ............. 941 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 130 .3 (X)

Fresno, CA MSA 291 ................... 95 166 100.0 65.2

Accounting and auditing services 186 ........... 31 443 33.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 212 ..................... 25 237 26.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 262 ............ 26 699 28.1 (X)

Management consulting services 55 ........... 2 214 2.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 149 ................... 6 256 6.6 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Fresno, CA MSAmCon.

Other consulting services 52 .................. 888 .9 (X)

Management and administrative services 27 .... 729 .8 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 24 ................................ 145 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 32 ................................ 609 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 66 ............. 861 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 85 .1 (X)

Gadsden, AL MSA 18 ................. 3 611 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 16 ........... 1 232 34.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 16 ..................... 794 22.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 18 ............ 1 073 29.7 (X)

Management consulting services 5 ........... 124 3.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 5 ................... 225 6.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 37 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 126 3.5 (X)

Gainesville, FL MSA 77 ............... 19 557 100.0 84.7

Accounting and auditing services 60 ........... 4 152 21.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 65 ..................... 5 185 26.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 62 ............ 8 535 43.6 (X)

Management consulting services 24 ........... 497 2.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 17 ................... 397 2.0 (X)

Management and administrative services 6 .... 35 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 6 ................................ 221 1.1 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 459 2.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ............. 72 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 4 (V) (X)

Grand Forks, ND–MN MSA 22 ......... 8 852 100.0 99.8

Accounting and auditing services 22 ........... 3 040 34.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 17 ..................... 918 10.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 22 ............ 3 143 35.5 (X)

Management consulting services 18 ........... 522 5.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 12 ................... 387 4.4 (X)

Other consulting services 6 .................. 79 .9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 6 ................................ 27 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 172 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ............. 232 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 332 3.8 (X)

Grand Rapids–Muskegon–Holland,

MI MSA 264 .......................... 112 774 100.0 88.8

Accounting and auditing services 208 ........... 53 524 47.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 198 ..................... 10 570 9.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 243 ............ 22 402 19.9 (X)

Management consulting services 103 ........... 5 048 4.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 100 ................... 12 962 11.5 (X)

Other consulting services 16 .................. 830 .7 (X)

Management and administrative services 52 .... 3 787 3.4 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 28 ................................ 378 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 21 ................................ 494 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 16 ............. 282 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 77 ............. 2 292 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 205 .2 (X)

Great Falls, MT MSA 28 ............... 8 563 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 26 ........... 3 088 36.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 26 ..................... 1 056 12.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 28 ............ 3 057 35.7 (X)

Management consulting services 19 ........... 620 7.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 11 ................... 302 3.5 (X)

Other consulting services 9 .................. 70 .8 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 6 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 6 ................................ 38 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ............. 242 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 84 1.0 (X)

Green Bay, WI MSA 47 ............... 19 922 100.0 91.4

Accounting and auditing services 18 ........... 7 214 36.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 41 ..................... 1 657 8.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 47 ............ 5 723 28.7 (X)

Management consulting services 18 ........... 2 140 10.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 41 ................... 1 656 8.3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Green Bay, WI MSAmCon.

Management and administrative services 6 .... 320 1.6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 8 ................................ 190 1.0 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 1 003 5.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 19 .1 (X)

Greensboro–Winston-Salem–High

Point, NC MSA 351 ................... 110 190 100.0 91.2

Accounting and auditing services 333 ........... 46 965 42.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 328 ..................... 15 308 13.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 337 ............ 36 352 33.0 (X)

Management consulting services 48 ........... 3 244 2.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 167 ................... 4 747 4.3 (X)

Other consulting services 14 .................. 366 .3 (X)

Management and administrative services 16 .... 841 .8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 25 ................................ 282 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 87 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 142 ............. 1 986 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 12 (V) (X)

Greenville–Spartanburg–Anderson,

SC MSA 195 .......................... 62 855 100.0 91.4

Accounting and auditing services 126 ........... 25 751 41.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 161 ..................... 13 916 22.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 152 ............ 16 013 25.5 (X)

Management consulting services 40 ........... 1 958 3.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 38 ................... 3 650 5.8 (X)

Other consulting services 30 .................. 379 .6 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 276 .4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 8 ................................ 110 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 481 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ............. 321 .5 (X)

Harrisburg–Lebanon–Carlisle, PA

MSA 149 ............................. 70 082 100.0 89.1

Accounting and auditing services 108 ........... 39 512 56.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 120 ..................... 5 758 8.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 144 ............ 18 301 26.1 (X)

Management consulting services 42 ........... 1 194 1.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 57 ................... 3 367 4.8 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 376 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 26 ............. 884 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ............. 585 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 105 .2 (X)

Hartford, CT MSA 335 ................. 266 994 100.0 83.9

Accounting and auditing services 233 ........... 158 806 59.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 184 ..................... 19 171 7.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 232 ............ 45 714 17.1 (X)

Management consulting services 129 ........... 16 219 6.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 160 ................... 21 829 8.2 (X)

Other consulting services 17 .................. 2 347 .9 (X)

Management and administrative services 99 .... 288 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 105 ................................ 1 669 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 303 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 648 .2 (X)

Hickory–Morganton, NC MSA 75 ...... 19 784 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 58 ........... 7 425 37.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 72 ..................... 2 797 14.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 68 ............ 5 363 27.1 (X)

Management consulting services 14 ........... 95 .5 (X)

Tax consulting services 14 ................... 568 2.9 (X)

Management and administrative services 10 .... 369 1.9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 32 ................................ 2 992 15.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 175 .9 (X)

Honolulu, HI MSA 290 .................. 161 123 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 148 ........... 64 205 39.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 235 ..................... 29 395 18.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 218 ............ 53 874 33.4 (X)

Management consulting services 50 ........... 4 788 3.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 86 ................... 5 572 3.5 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Honolulu, HI MSAmCon.

Other consulting services 8 .................. 512 .3 (X)

Management and administrative services 37 .... 1 178 .7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 6 ................................ 252 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 170 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ............. 925 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 252 .2 (X)

Houston–Galveston–Brazoria, TX

CMSA 1 ............................ 438 790 434 100.0 71.2

Accounting and auditing services 213 ........... 335 079 42.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 1 ..................... 367 102 979 13.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 807 ............ 159 813 20.2 (X)

Management consulting services 121 ........... 89 318 11.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 140 ................... 85 332 10.8 (X)

Other consulting services 43 .................. 4 838 .6 (X)

Management and administrative services 27 .... 1 421 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 38 ................................ 1 281 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 608 ............. 2 316 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 44 ............. 7 349 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 708 .1 (X)

Brazoria, TX PMSA 40 ................ 5 596 100.0 79.6

Accounting and auditing services 20 ........... 1 237 22.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 38 ..................... 1 369 24.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 34 ............ 2 348 42.0 (X)

Management consulting services 14 ........... 202 3.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 18 ................... 225 4.0 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 170 3.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 11 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 24 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 10 .2 (X)

Houston, TX PMSA 1 ................ 355 776 447 100.0 71.2

Accounting and auditing services 160 ........... 330 365 42.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 1 ..................... 299 99 914 12.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 740 ............ 154 675 19.9 (X)

Management consulting services 102 ........... 89 066 11.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 104 ................... 84 798 10.9 (X)

Other consulting services 41 .................. 4 833 .6 (X)

Management and administrative services 23 .... 1 251 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 31 ................................ 1 259 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 603 ............. 2 298 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ............. 7 287 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 701 .1 (X)

Huntington–Ashland, WV–KY–OH

MSA 69 ............................. 22 921 100.0 91.1

Accounting and auditing services 50 ........... 8 260 36.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 58 ..................... 6 025 26.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 61 ............ 6 489 28.3 (X)

Management consulting services 16 ........... 1 018 4.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 19 ................... 352 1.5 (X)

Computer processing services 14 ............. 465 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 312 1.4 (X)

Huntsville, AL MSA 71 ................ 17 573 100.0 73.1

Accounting and auditing services 55 ........... 4 635 26.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 50 ..................... 4 957 28.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 64 ............ 6 379 36.3 (X)

Management consulting services 41 ........... 454 2.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 31 ................... 582 3.3 (X)

Management and administrative services 11 .... 123 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 14 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 26 ............. 328 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 101 .6 (X)

Indianapolis, IN MSA 382 .............. 224 591 100.0 80.2

Accounting and auditing services 355 ........... 106 119 47.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 341 ..................... 23 839 10.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 230 ............ 45 278 20.2 (X)

Management consulting services 316 ........... 13 662 6.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 314 ................... 18 132 8.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Indianapolis, IN MSAmCon.

Other consulting services 150 .................. 4 085 1.8 (X)

Management and administrative services 139 .... 7 640 3.4 (X)

Public relations services 4 ................... 1 169 .5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 162 ................................ 1 896 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 14 ............. 329 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 143 ............. 2 294 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 148 .1 (X)

Jackson, MS MSA 134 ................. 57 364 100.0 79.8

Accounting and auditing services 125 ........... 26 777 46.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 87 ..................... 3 213 5.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 126 ............ 19 981 34.8 (X)

Management consulting services 45 ........... 2 851 5.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 75 ................... 1 381 2.4 (X)

Management and administrative services 40 .... 1 278 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ............. 1 518 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 365 .6 (X)

Jacksonville, FL MSA 348 .............. 86 927 100.0 97.6

Accounting and auditing services 254 ........... 33 149 38.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 294 ..................... 14 888 17.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 296 ............ 24 442 28.1 (X)

Management consulting services 22 ........... 1 045 1.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 109 ................... 10 963 12.6 (X)

Other consulting services 17 .................. 1 668 1.9 (X)

Management and administrative services 10 .... 473 .5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 7 ................................ 141 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 158 .2 (X)

Jacksonville, NC MSA 19 ............. 3 725 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 17 ........... 1 281 34.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 15 ..................... 777 20.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 17 ............ 1 469 39.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 4 ................... 74 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 124 3.3 (X)

Jamestown, NY MSA 29 .............. 6 265 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 29 ........... 1 620 25.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 28 ..................... 1 785 28.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 29 ............ 2 350 37.5 (X)

Management consulting services 15 ........... 363 5.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 15 ................... 147 2.4 (X)

Janesville–Beloit, WI MSA 32 .......... 8 480 100.0 94.5

Accounting and auditing services 24 ........... 2 515 29.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 19 ..................... 1 383 16.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 28 ............ 3 119 36.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 13 ................... 272 3.2 (X)

Other consulting services 6 .................. 93 1.1 (X)

Management and administrative services 6 .... 500 5.9 (X)

Computer processing services 7 ............. 170 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ............. 46 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 382 4.5 (X)

Johnstown, PA MSA 42 ............... 9 678 100.0 69.6

Accounting and auditing services 42 ........... 4 037 41.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 34 ..................... 1 416 14.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 34 ............ 3 298 34.1 (X)

Management consulting services 13 ........... 234 2.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 17 ................... 221 2.3 (X)

Other consulting services 10 .................. 59 .6 (X)

Management and administrative services 8 .... 30 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 10 ................................ 53 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 296 3.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 34 .4 (X)

Joplin, MO MSA 39 ................... 9 784 100.0 88.2

Accounting and auditing services 32 ........... 3 155 32.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 28 ..................... 2 252 23.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 39 ............ 3 556 36.4 (X)

Management consulting services 11 ........... 568 5.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 9 ................... 42 .4 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Joplin, MO MSAmCon.

Management and administrative services 7 .... 26 .3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer software 4 ... 14 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 7 ............. 142 1.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ............. 29 .3 (X)

Kalamazoo–Battle Creek, MI MSA 114 .. 38 912 100.0 90.2

Accounting and auditing services 89 ........... 18 243 46.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 97 ..................... 5 174 13.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 104 ............ 8 537 21.9 (X)

Management consulting services 31 ........... 1 663 4.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 56 ................... 3 647 9.4 (X)

Other consulting services 28 .................. 481 1.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 8 .... 252 .7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 21 ................................ 159 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 7 ............. 171 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ..................... 222 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 318 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 45 .1 (X)

Kansas City, MO–KS MSA 573 .......... 243 830 100.0 95.2

Accounting and auditing services 388 ........... 99 971 41.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 528 ..................... 33 516 13.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 500 ............ 54 583 22.4 (X)

Management consulting services 195 ........... 27 230 11.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 295 ................... 18 055 7.4 (X)

Other consulting services 53 .................. 2 528 1.0 (X)

Management and administrative services 8 .... 1 897 .8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 12 ................................ 814 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 24 ............. 264 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 106 ............. 2 418 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 554 1.1 (X)

La Crosse, WI–MN MSA 40 ............ 11 117 100.0 98.3

Accounting and auditing services 38 ........... 3 775 34.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 24 ..................... 2 768 24.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 24 ............ 2 941 26.5 (X)

Management consulting services 19 ........... 463 4.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 6 ................... 428 3.9 (X)

Other consulting services 14 .................. 24 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ............. 611 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 107 1.0 (X)

Lafayette, LA MSA 130 ................ 36 270 100.0 72.4

Accounting and auditing services 89 ........... 11 314 31.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 95 ..................... 7 382 20.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 116 ............ 13 611 37.5 (X)

Management consulting services 52 ........... 1 787 4.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 42 ................... 813 2.2 (X)

Other consulting services 13 .................. 182 .5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 24 ................................ 140 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 13 ............. 590 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 15 ............. 357 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 94 .3 (X)

Lafayette, IN MSA 31 ................. 8 921 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 21 ........... 1 955 21.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 25 ..................... 3 286 36.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 26 ............ 2 789 31.3 (X)

Management consulting services 18 ........... 222 2.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 22 ................... 218 2.4 (X)

Management and administrative services 17 .... 239 2.7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 111 1.2 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 39 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 62 .7 (X)

Lancaster, PA MSA 92 ................ 45 737 100.0 79.2

Accounting and auditing services 90 ........... 18 480 40.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 90 ..................... 7 043 15.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 69 ............ 12 559 27.5 (X)

Management consulting services 60 ........... 3 105 6.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 36 ................... 2 345 5.1 (X)

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Lancaster, PA MSAmCon.

Management and administrative services 4 .... 295 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 152 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 27 ............. 1 227 2.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ............. 265 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 266 .6 (X)

Lansing–East Lansing, MI MSA 116 ..... 42 411 100.0 89.4

Accounting and auditing services 92 ........... 18 605 43.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 87 ..................... 5 862 13.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 110 ............ 10 512 24.8 (X)

Management consulting services 46 ........... 1 384 3.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 47 ................... 3 359 7.9 (X)

Other consulting services 23 .................. 323 .8 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 148 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 21 ............. 788 1.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 26 ............. 903 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 527 1.2 (X)

Las Vegas, NV–AZ MSA 295 ............ 73 522 100.0 85.0

Accounting and auditing services 187 ........... 19 745 26.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 285 ..................... 22 479 30.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 253 ............ 20 999 28.6 (X)

Management consulting services 45 ........... 2 083 2.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 86 ................... 4 533 6.2 (X)

Other consulting services 6 .................. 375 .5 (X)

Management and administrative services 6 .... 1 306 1.8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 10 ................................ 754 1.0 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 744 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ............. 504 .7 (X)

Lewiston–Auburn, ME MSA 36 ........ 13 084 100.0 88.0

Accounting and auditing services 25 ........... 7 087 54.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 18 ..................... 1 859 14.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 29 ............ 2 879 22.0 (X)

Management consulting services 20 ........... 368 2.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 15 ................... 482 3.7 (X)

Other consulting services 8 .................. 73 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 7 ............. 306 2.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 30 .2 (X)

Lexington, KY MSA 125 ................ 45 277 100.0 95.6

Accounting and auditing services 104 ........... 20 772 45.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 80 ..................... 4 841 10.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 93 ............ 14 587 32.2 (X)

Management consulting services 22 ........... 1 114 2.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 40 ................... 2 909 6.4 (X)

Other consulting services 9 .................. 274 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ............. 289 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 491 1.1 (X)

Lima, OH MSA 36 ..................... 7 540 100.0 88.6

Accounting and auditing services 29 ........... 2 671 35.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 27 ..................... 1 621 21.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 36 ............ 2 526 33.5 (X)

Management consulting services 10 ........... 269 3.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 7 ................... 64 .9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 277 3.7 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 99 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 13 .2 (X)

Little Rock–North Little Rock, AR

MSA 217 ............................. 64 703 100.0 84.0

Accounting and auditing services 159 ........... 29 499 45.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 163 ..................... 10 275 15.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 185 ............ 19 292 29.8 (X)

Management consulting services 32 ........... 1 968 3.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 42 ................... 2 080 3.2 (X)

Other consulting services 15 .................. 55 .1 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 39 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 15 ................................ 242 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ..................... 300 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ............. 877 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 76 .1 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Los Angeles–Riverside–Orange

County, CA CMSA 5 ................ 442 3 046 930 100.0 74.1

Accounting and auditing services 2 ........... 282 1 164 860 38.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 2 ..................... 746 558 800 18.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 4 ............ 982 671 200 22.0 (X)

Management consulting services 3 ........... 231 311 948 10.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 4 ................... 084 242 545 8.0 (X)

Other consulting services 549 .................. 14 631 .5 (X)

Management and administrative services 264 .... 17 461 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 248 ................................ 10 758 .4 (X)

Computer integrated systems 5 .............. 6 408 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 95 ............. 3 462 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 173 ............. 42 768 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 089 .1 (X)

Los Angeles–Long Beach, CA

PMSA 3 ............................ 490 2 250 662 100.0 76.6

Accounting and auditing services 971 ........... 881 986 39.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 988 ..................... 389 295 17.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 3 ............ 277 422 423 18.8 (X)

Management consulting services 2 ........... 586 287 545 12.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 2 ................... 799 196 818 8.7 (X)

Other consulting services 154 .................. 11 709 .5 (X)

Management and administrative services 183 .... 14 859 .7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 174 ................................ 7 082 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 76 ............. 2 849 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 124 ............. 35 203 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 893 (V) (X)

Orange County, CA PMSA 1 ......... 163 574 434 100.0 83.5

Accounting and auditing services 797 ........... 200 569 34.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 1 ..................... 107 112 880 19.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ............ 142 191 372 33.3 (X)

Management consulting services 408 ........... 17 293 3.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 1 ................... 087 32 164 5.6 (X)

Other consulting services 361 .................. 2 243 .4 (X)

Management and administrative services 20 .... 942 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 31 ................................ 2 398 .4 (X)

Computer integrated systems 4 .............. 6 408 1.1 (X)

Computer processing services 10 ............. 488 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 445 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 27 ............. 6 986 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 246 (V) (X)

Riverside–San Bernardino, CA

PMSA 567 ............................ 157 486 100.0 82.9

Accounting and auditing services 350 ........... 59 301 37.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 470 ..................... 44 367 28.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 389 ............ 36 865 23.4 (X)

Management consulting services 155 ........... 4 428 2.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 122 ................... 8 835 5.6 (X)

Other consulting services 8 .................. 293 .2 (X)

Management and administrative services 53 .... 1 259 .8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 15 ................................ 1 064 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 17 ............. 573 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 501 .3 (X)

Louisville, KY–IN MSA 249 ............. 123 811 100.0 87.9

Accounting and auditing services 141 ........... 67 482 54.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 162 ..................... 14 791 12.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 135 ............ 27 151 21.9 (X)

Management consulting services 43 ........... 4 020 3.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 110 ................... 6 852 5.5 (X)

Other consulting services 22 .................. 306 .3 (X)

Management and administrative services 27 .... 1 525 1.2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 25 ................................ 505 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 348 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 70 ............. 721 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 110 .1 (X)

Lubbock, TX MSA 99 ................. 29 355 100.0 65.4

Accounting and auditing services 61 ........... 8 987 30.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 81 ..................... 3 418 11.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 89 ............ 12 324 42.0 (X)

Management consulting services 12 ........... 606 2.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 36 ................... 2 716 9.3 (X)

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Lubbock, TX MSAmCon.

Other consulting services 16 .................. 614 2.1 (X)

Management and administrative services 14 .... 166 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 8 ................................ 84 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 8 ............. 241 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ............. 199 .7 (X)

Lynchburg, VA MSA 47 ............... 11 770 100.0 97.2

Accounting and auditing services 26 ........... 4 004 34.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 31 ..................... 2 633 22.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 46 ............ 2 964 25.2 (X)

Management consulting services 6 ........... 800 6.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 13 ................... 957 8.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 412 3.5 (X)

Madison, WI MSA 100 .................. 73 384 100.0 77.3

Accounting and auditing services 61 ........... 25 964 35.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 89 ..................... 12 593 17.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 96 ............ 22 583 30.8 (X)

Management consulting services 17 ........... 5 769 7.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 9 ................... 1 203 1.6 (X)

Other consulting services 7 .................. 1 049 1.4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 296 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 42 ............. 2 167 3.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 45 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ............. 756 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 959 1.3 (X)

Mansfield, OH MSA 37 ................ 7 916 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 31 ........... 6 117 77.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 11 ..................... 827 10.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 11 ............ 757 9.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 5 ................... 134 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 81 1.0 (X)

Medford–Ashland, OR MSA 69 ........ 13 168 100.0 79.0

Accounting and auditing services 44 ........... 2 724 20.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 60 ..................... 3 157 24.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 63 ............ 6 255 47.5 (X)

Management consulting services 14 ........... 612 4.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 25 ................... 228 1.7 (X)

Other consulting services 5 .................. 46 .4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 52 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 61 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 33 .3 (X)

Melbourne–Titusville–Palm Bay, FL

MSA 133 ............................. 23 710 100.0 70.2

Accounting and auditing services 99 ........... 6 617 27.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 107 ..................... 5 658 23.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 101 ............ 9 656 40.7 (X)

Management consulting services 22 ........... 604 2.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 28 ................... 441 1.9 (X)

Other consulting services 10 .................. 192 .8 (X)

Management and administrative services 12 .... 120 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 12 ............. 238 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ............. 143 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 41 .2 (X)

Memphis, TN–AR–MS MSA 266 ......... 125 734 100.0 93.2

Accounting and auditing services 195 ........... 65 915 52.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 175 ..................... 26 370 21.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 118 ............ 17 839 14.2 (X)

Management consulting services 31 ........... 3 856 3.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 26 ................... 8 460 6.7 (X)

Other consulting services 76 .................. 1 773 1.4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 11 ................................ 629 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 331 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ............. 447 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 114 .1 (X)

Merced, CA MSA 34 .................. 7 559 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 24 ........... 2 133 28.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 29 ..................... 1 385 18.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 29 ............ 3 087 40.8 (X)

Management consulting services 14 ........... 226 3.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 14 ................... 338 4.5 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Merced, CA MSAmCon.

Other consulting services 7 .................. 125 1.7 (X)

Management and administrative services 8 .... 69 .9 (X)

Computer processing services 11 ............. 139 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 57 .8 (X)

Miami–Fort Lauderdale, FL CMSA 1 .. 817 587 713 100.0 84.0

Accounting and auditing services 1 ........... 130 259 241 44.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 1 ..................... 581 68 795 11.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ............ 125 149 156 25.4 (X)

Management consulting services 343 ........... 25 582 4.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 841 ................... 43 136 7.3 (X)

Other consulting services 278 .................. 14 316 2.4 (X)

Management and administrative services 24 .... 4 400 .8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 122 ................................ 1 290 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 105 ............. 1 059 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 271 ............. 20 457 3.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 281 .1 (X)

Miami, FL PMSA 1 ................... 079 358 629 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 593 ........... 165 883 46.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 870 ..................... 30 727 8.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 585 ............ 74 074 20.7 (X)

Management consulting services 209 ........... 20 296 5.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 696 ................... 36 292 10.1 (X)

Other consulting services 178 .................. 13 258 3.7 (X)

Management and administrative services 11 .... 1 442 .4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 22 ................................ 874 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 166 ............. 15 388 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 395 .1 (X)

Milwaukee–Racine, WI CMSA 482 ....... 246 514 100.0 89.2

Accounting and auditing services 334 ........... 106 506 43.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 336 ..................... 38 787 15.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 348 ............ 50 364 20.4 (X)

Management consulting services 75 ........... 8 373 3.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 202 ................... 34 007 13.8 (X)

Other consulting services 145 .................. 3 525 1.4 (X)

Management and administrative services 17 .... 790 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 35 ................................ 1 380 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 16 ............. 526 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ............. 1 435 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 821 .3 (X)

Milwaukee–Waukesha, WI PMSA 440 ... 233 893 100.0 89.2

Accounting and auditing services 312 ........... 103 698 44.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 296 ..................... 33 215 14.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 308 ............ 46 671 20.0 (X)

Management consulting services 59 ........... 8 221 3.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 182 ................... 33 843 14.5 (X)

Other consulting services 137 .................. 3 458 1.5 (X)

Management and administrative services 14 .... 718 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 33 ................................ 1 362 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 14 ............. 451 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ............. 1 435 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 821 .4 (X)

Racine, WI PMSA 42 .................. 12 621 100.0 88.1

Accounting and auditing services 22 ........... 2 808 22.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 40 ..................... 5 572 44.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 40 ............ 3 693 29.3 (X)

Management consulting services 16 ........... 152 1.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 20 ................... 164 1.3 (X)

Other consulting services 8 .................. 67 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 165 1.3 (X)

Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN–WI MSA 885 .. 494 530 100.0 88.3

Accounting and auditing services 866 ........... 276 657 55.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 494 ..................... 26 937 5.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 863 ............ 98 271 19.9 (X)

Management consulting services 142 ........... 40 134 8.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 119 ................... 39 162 7.9 (X)

Other consulting services 34 .................. 2 478 .5 (X)

Management and administrative services 25 .... 2 099 .4 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 8 ................................ 1 410 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 62 ................................ 4 218 .9 (X)

Computer processing services 48 ............. 1 514 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN–WI MSAm

Con.

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 323 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ............. 1 162 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 165 (V) (X)

Mobile, AL MSA 166 ................... 37 765 100.0 89.5

Accounting and auditing services 148 ........... 13 282 35.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 131 ..................... 7 367 19.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 149 ............ 12 403 32.8 (X)

Management consulting services 27 ........... 897 2.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 46 ................... 1 004 2.7 (X)

Other consulting services 4 .................. 37 .1 (X)

Management and administrative services 25 .... 1 103 2.9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 21 ................................ 98 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 24 ............. 410 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 65 ............. 1 143 3.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 21 .1 (X)

Modesto, CA MSA 109 ................. 29 545 100.0 87.6

Accounting and auditing services 87 ........... 4 723 16.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 97 ..................... 5 312 18.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 104 ............ 14 569 49.3 (X)

Management consulting services 33 ........... 494 1.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 57 ................... 2 018 6.8 (X)

Other consulting services 25 .................. 909 3.1 (X)

Management and administrative services 16 .... 530 1.8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 35 ................................ 492 1.7 (X)

Computer processing services 7 ............. 308 1.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ............. 190 .6 (X)

Montgomery, AL MSA 76 ............. 30 253 100.0 83.6

Accounting and auditing services 64 ........... 13 633 45.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 68 ..................... 3 944 13.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 74 ............ 10 327 34.1 (X)

Management consulting services 29 ........... 680 2.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 29 ................... 1 242 4.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ............. 30 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 397 1.3 (X)

Muncie, IN MSA 36 ................... 7 535 100.0 95.3

Accounting and auditing services 19 ........... 2 190 29.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 31 ..................... 1 493 19.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 36 ............ 2 695 35.8 (X)

Management consulting services 8 ........... 242 3.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 19 ................... 328 4.4 (X)

Other consulting services 8 .................. 46 .6 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 78 1.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 9 ................................ 192 2.6 (X)

Computer processing services 12 ............. 253 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 18 .2 (X)

New Orleans, LA MSA 395 ............. 159 963 100.0 75.3

Accounting and auditing services 261 ........... 69 588 43.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 291 ..................... 27 087 16.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 343 ............ 36 740 23.0 (X)

Management consulting services 118 ........... 9 114 5.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 158 ................... 13 373 8.4 (X)

Other consulting services 7 .................. 659 .4 (X)

Management and administrative services 49 .... 904 .6 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 44 ................................ 397 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 52 ................................ 1 381 .9 (X)

Computer processing services 8 ............. 247 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ............. 258 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 215 .1 (X)

New York–Northern New Jersey–

Long Island, NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA 6 . 689 5 249 546 100.0 86.9

Accounting and auditing services 4 ........... 555 2 979 958 56.8 (X)

Bookkeeping services 4 ..................... 299 444 488 8.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 5 ............ 669 867 206 16.5 (X)

Management consulting services 1 ........... 650 485 306 9.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 3 ................... 320 341 063 6.5 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

New York–Northern New Jersey–

Long Island, NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

mCon.

Other consulting services 1 .................. 546 25 522 .5 (X)

Management and administrative services 136 .... 12 755 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 54 ................................ 10 220 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 486 ................................ 37 953 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 123 ............. 3 983 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 206 ............. 37 238 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 854 .1 (X)

Bergen–Passaic, NJ PMSA 561 ......... 247 058 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 487 ........... 137 245 55.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 201 ..................... 34 527 14.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 549 ............ 57 414 23.2 (X)

Management consulting services 109 ........... 7 018 2.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 180 ................... 6 379 2.6 (X)

Other consulting services 10 .................. 928 .4 (X)

Management and administrative services 11 .... 1 289 .5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 19 ................................ 504 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 148 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 76 ............. 1 606 .7 (X)

Bridgeport, CT PMSA 119 .............. 67 031 100.0 85.3

Accounting and auditing services 119 ........... 29 602 44.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 43 ..................... 23 623 35.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 110 ............ 10 038 15.0 (X)

Management consulting services 18 ........... 513 .8 (X)

Tax consulting services 40 ................... 2 382 3.6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 6 ................................ 70 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 127 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 676 1.0 (X)

Danbury, CT PMSA 81 ................ 18 698 100.0 90.2

Accounting and auditing services 62 ........... 6 949 37.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 61 ..................... 2 409 12.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 81 ............ 7 398 39.6 (X)

Management consulting services 18 ........... 677 3.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 36 ................... 929 5.0 (X)

Other consulting services 7 .................. 131 .7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 8 ................................ 51 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 12 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 106 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 36 .2 (X)

Dutchess County, NY PMSA 63 ....... 14 328 100.0 93.4

Accounting and auditing services 49 ........... 6 292 43.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 48 ..................... 2 704 18.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 57 ............ 4 476 31.2 (X)

Management consulting services 11 ........... 52 .4 (X)

Tax consulting services 18 ................... 428 3.0 (X)

Other consulting services 5 .................. 26 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 15 ............. 311 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 39 .3 (X)

Jersey City, NJ PMSA 94 ............. 83 864 100.0 93.3

Accounting and auditing services 45 ........... 5 190 6.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 91 ..................... 73 298 87.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 89 ............ 5 376 6.4 (X)

Middlesex–Somerset–Hunterdon, NJ

PMSA 309 ............................ 150 586 100.0 82.5

Accounting and auditing services 306 ........... 86 617 57.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 95 ..................... 9 552 6.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 293 ............ 32 359 21.5 (X)

Management consulting services 236 ........... 7 531 5.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 82 ................... 10 555 7.0 (X)

Other consulting services 28 .................. 583 .4 (X)

Management and administrative services 13 .... 347 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 205 ................................ 1 128 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 9 ............. 182 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ............. 849 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 883 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Monmouth–Ocean, NJ PMSA 331 ....... 86 471 100.0 75.0

Accounting and auditing services 238 ........... 37 975 43.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 251 ..................... 16 014 18.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 261 ............ 25 518 29.5 (X)

Management consulting services 83 ........... 1 501 1.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 109 ................... 2 625 3.0 (X)

Other consulting services 5 .................. 173 .2 (X)

Public relations services 23 ................... 1 893 2.2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 11 ................................ 511 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 261 .3 (X)

Nassau–Suffolk, NY PMSA 1 ......... 536 637 298 100.0 86.6

Accounting and auditing services 1 ........... 514 410 273 64.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 965 ..................... 67 245 10.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ............ 333 101 451 15.9 (X)

Management consulting services 233 ........... 19 466 3.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 586 ................... 29 438 4.6 (X)

Other consulting services 175 .................. 2 699 .4 (X)

Management and administrative services 16 .... 1 058 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 5 ................................ 1 106 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 30 ................................ 2 378 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 16 ............. 966 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ............. 1 126 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 92 (V) (X)

New Haven–Meriden, CT PMSA 183 ..... 71 600 100.0 80.2

Accounting and auditing services 132 ........... 42 087 58.8 (X)

Bookkeeping services 162 ..................... 5 331 7.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 155 ............ 18 025 25.2 (X)

Management consulting services 13 ........... 3 186 4.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 42 ................... 2 533 3.5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 7 ................................ 248 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 190 .3 (X)

New York, NY PMSA 2 ............... 310 3 025 845 100.0 88.0

Accounting and auditing services 566 ........... 1 727 021 57.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 1 ..................... 538 150 938 5.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ............ 708 460 300 15.2 (X)

Management consulting services 226 ........... 394 383 13.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 1 ................... 478 213 956 7.1 (X)

Other consulting services 1 .................. 257 15 883 .5 (X)

Management and administrative services 62 .... 8 257 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 14 ................................ 7 917 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 85 ................................ 18 959 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 56 ............. 26 723 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 508 .1 (X)

Newark, NJ PMSA 698 ................. 546 080 100.0 85.9

Accounting and auditing services 681 ........... 313 702 57.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 601 ..................... 41 571 7.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 659 ............ 87 498 16.0 (X)

Management consulting services 559 ........... 37 938 7.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 574 ................... 41 339 7.6 (X)

Other consulting services 22 .................. 4 521 .8 (X)

Management and administrative services 17 .... 954 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 7 ................................ 496 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 46 ................................ 12 048 2.2 (X)

Computer processing services 12 ............. 387 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ............. 5 447 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 179 (V) (X)

Newburgh, NY–PA PMSA 84 ........... 21 907 100.0 90.7

Accounting and auditing services 76 ........... 10 290 47.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 60 ..................... 4 447 20.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 70 ............ 6 087 27.8 (X)

Management consulting services 17 ........... 388 1.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 40 ................... 488 2.2 (X)

Other consulting services 13 .................. 101 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ............. 106 .5 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Stamford–Norwalk, CT PMSA 172 ...... 199 363 100.0 93.1

Accounting and auditing services 151 ........... 123 751 62.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 109 ..................... 4 383 2.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 166 ............ 31 497 15.8 (X)

Management consulting services 57 ........... 10 766 5.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 61 ................... 25 322 12.7 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 22 ................................ 316 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 46 ................................ 1 455 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 23 ............. 379 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ............. 988 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 506 .3 (X)

Trenton, NJ PMSA 101 ................. 63 897 100.0 83.8

Accounting and auditing services 85 ........... 35 344 55.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 45 ..................... 6 797 10.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 100 ............ 15 103 23.6 (X)

Management consulting services 62 ........... 1 437 2.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 60 ................... 4 102 6.4 (X)

Other consulting services 18 .................. 79 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 23 ................................ 601 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 434 .7 (X)

Waterbury, CT PMSA 47 .............. 15 520 100.0 89.8

Accounting and auditing services 44 ........... 7 620 49.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 29 ..................... 1 649 10.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 38 ............ 4 666 30.1 (X)

Management consulting services 8 ........... 450 2.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 14 ................... 587 3.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 548 3.5 (X)

Norfolk–Virginia Beach–Newport

News, VA–NC MSA 346 ............... 120 756 100.0 67.8

Accounting and auditing services 138 ........... 52 568 43.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 289 ..................... 13 942 11.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 295 ............ 41 399 34.3 (X)

Management consulting services 37 ........... 5 724 4.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 81 ................... 3 627 3.0 (X)

Other consulting services 7 .................. 797 .7 (X)

Management and administrative services 8 .... 608 .5 (X)

Public relations services 4 ................... 202 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 13 ................................ 243 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 11 ............. 525 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 953 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 168 .1 (X)

Ocala, FL MSA 47 .................... 9 325 100.0 95.0

Accounting and auditing services 40 ........... 2 876 30.8 (X)

Bookkeeping services 29 ..................... 1 919 20.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 40 ............ 2 825 30.3 (X)

Management consulting services 13 ........... 326 3.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 18 ................... 770 8.3 (X)

Other consulting services 7 .................. 337 3.6 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 112 1.2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 9 ................................ 52 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 21 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 87 .9 (X)

Odessa–Midland, TX MSA 107 .......... 25 565 100.0 77.8

Accounting and auditing services 53 ........... 5 976 23.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 88 ..................... 5 605 21.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 104 ............ 11 154 43.6 (X)

Management consulting services 30 ........... 515 2.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 54 ................... 1 037 4.1 (X)

Other consulting services 6 .................. 132 .5 (X)

Management and administrative services 9 .... 155 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 11 ................................ 21 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 19 ............. 281 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 9 ............. 689 2.7 (X)

Omaha, NE–IA MSA 196 ................ 78 499 100.0 78.1

Accounting and auditing services 194 ........... 25 973 33.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 183 ..................... 19 645 25.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 58 ............ 11 713 14.9 (X)

Management consulting services 38 ........... 3 183 4.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 38 ................... 9 090 11.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Omaha, NE–IA MSAmCon.

Other consulting services 135 .................. 2 022 2.6 (X)

Management and administrative services 10 .... 97 .1 (X)

Public relations services 130 ................... 5 508 7.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 18 ................................ 776 1.0 (X)

Computer processing services 11 ............. 281 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 13 ............. 211 .3 (X)

Orlando, FL MSA 536 .................. 144 972 100.0 85.8

Accounting and auditing services 318 ........... 76 405 52.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 395 ..................... 17 523 12.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 503 ............ 39 508 27.3 (X)

Management consulting services 88 ........... 2 510 1.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 140 ................... 6 468 4.5 (X)

Other consulting services 10 .................. 800 .6 (X)

Management and administrative services 10 .... 337 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 97 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 233 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ............. 897 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 194 .1 (X)

Panama City, FL MSA 39 .............. 8 571 100.0 81.8

Accounting and auditing services 23 ........... 2 618 30.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 23 ..................... 2 472 28.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 35 ............ 2 610 30.5 (X)

Management consulting services 12 ........... 282 3.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 9 ................... 178 2.1 (X)

Other consulting services 8 .................. 148 1.7 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 57 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 122 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 84 1.0 (X)

Parkersburg–Marietta, WV–OH

MSA 33 ............................. 10 237 100.0 94.4

Accounting and auditing services 26 ........... 2 829 27.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 25 ..................... 2 461 24.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 32 ............ 3 988 39.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 10 ................... 264 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 695 6.8 (X)

Peoria–Pekin, IL MSA 78 .............. 36 265 100.0 95.6

Accounting and auditing services 58 ........... 15 651 43.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 73 ..................... 3 811 10.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 78 ............ 12 788 35.3 (X)

Management consulting services 47 ........... 1 521 4.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 66 ................... 980 2.7 (X)

Other consulting services 5 .................. 596 1.6 (X)

Management and administrative services 23 .... 350 1.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 295 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 190 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 83 .2 (X)

Philadelphia, PA–NJ PMSA 1 ......... 349 857 432 100.0 85.8

Accounting and auditing services 1 ........... 230 503 978 58.8 (X)

Bookkeeping services 813 ..................... 41 077 4.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ............ 143 115 764 13.5 (X)

Management consulting services 556 ........... 112 822 13.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 692 ................... 62 702 7.3 (X)

Other consulting services 164 .................. 3 410 .4 (X)

Management and administrative services 173 .... 5 083 .6 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer software 27 ... 529 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 27 ................................ 405 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 224 ................................ 3 483 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 91 ............. 758 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 113 ............. 7 375 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 46 (V) (X)

Pine Bluff, AR MSA 20 ................ 6 734 100.0 89.7

Accounting and auditing services 11 ........... 2 738 40.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 14 ..................... 1 138 16.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 20 ............ 1 823 27.1 (X)

Management consulting services 5 ........... 816 12.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 219 3.3 (X)

Pittsburgh, PA MSA 577 ................ 338 598 100.0 97.0

Accounting and auditing services 568 ........... 159 177 47.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 534 ..................... 38 333 11.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 566 ............ 66 676 19.7 (X)

Management consulting services 170 ........... 11 981 3.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 402 ................... 31 402 9.3 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Pittsburgh, PA MSAmCon.

Other consulting services 138 .................. 4 151 1.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 20 .... 730 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 144 ................................ 9 644 2.9 (X)

Computer processing services 7 ............. 230 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 22 ............. 2 989 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 13 285 3.9 (X)

Portland, ME MSA 88 ................. 47 907 100.0 97.3

Accounting and auditing services 84 ........... 27 506 57.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 63 ..................... 408 .9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 79 ............ 13 938 29.1 (X)

Management consulting services 41 ........... 1 761 3.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 47 ................... 3 996 8.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 36 ............. 156 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 142 .3 (X)

Portland–Salem, OR–WA CMSA 793 .... 240 816 100.0 76.2

Accounting and auditing services 459 ........... 97 779 40.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 717 ..................... 23 828 9.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 726 ............ 77 781 32.3 (X)

Management consulting services 257 ........... 15 205 6.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 524 ................... 16 146 6.7 (X)

Other consulting services 30 .................. 1 045 .4 (X)

Management and administrative services 140 .... 3 710 1.5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 288 ................................ 1 601 .7 (X)

Computer integrated systems 17 .............. 204 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 13 ............. 462 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 268 ............. 2 794 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 261 .1 (X)

Portland–Vancouver, OR–WA

PMSA 698 ............................ 217 485 100.0 74.5

Accounting and auditing services 400 ........... 91 658 42.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 631 ..................... 19 366 8.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 647 ............ 68 895 31.7 (X)

Management consulting services 211 ........... 14 124 6.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 474 ................... 14 316 6.6 (X)

Other consulting services 21 .................. 444 .2 (X)

Management and administrative services 139 .... 3 613 1.7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 272 ................................ 1 518 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 12 ............. 453 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 268 ............. 2 794 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 304 .1 (X)

Salem, OR PMSA 95 .................. 23 331 100.0 95.3

Accounting and auditing services 59 ........... 6 121 26.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 86 ..................... 4 462 19.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 79 ............ 8 886 38.1 (X)

Management consulting services 46 ........... 1 081 4.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 50 ................... 1 830 7.8 (X)

Other consulting services 9 .................. 601 2.6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 16 ................................ 83 .4 (X)

Computer integrated systems 7 .............. 151 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 116 .5 (X)

Providence–Fall River–Warwick, RI–

MA MSA 356 ......................... 130 977 100.0 84.0

Accounting and auditing services 264 ........... 71 798 54.8 (X)

Bookkeeping services 243 ..................... 10 753 8.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 339 ............ 37 220 28.4 (X)

Management consulting services 123 ........... 3 299 2.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 140 ................... 5 321 4.1 (X)

Other consulting services 12 .................. 237 .2 (X)

Management and administrative services 11 .... 480 .4 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 5 ................................ 164 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 8 ................................ 265 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 16 ............. 428 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ............. 863 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 149 .1 (X)

Pueblo, CO MSA 34 ................... 6 503 100.0 89.9

Accounting and auditing services 19 ........... 2 167 33.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 32 ..................... 1 899 29.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 25 ............ 1 620 24.9 (X)

Management consulting services 13 ........... 194 3.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 13 ................... 335 5.2 (X)

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Pueblo, CO MSAmCon.

Management and administrative services 6 .... 101 1.6 (X) Public relations services 4 ................... 29 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 8 ............. 102 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 56 .9 (X)

Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill, NC

MSA 278 ............................. 112 989 100.0 84.6

Accounting and auditing services 216 ........... 46 197 40.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 263 ..................... 16 431 14.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 213 ............ 34 904 30.9 (X)

Management consulting services 170 ........... 4 052 3.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 171 ................... 7 922 7.0 (X)

Other consulting services 39 .................. 276 .2 (X)

Management and administrative services 66 .... 305 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 100 ................................ 766 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 65 ............. 670 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 65 ............. 1 428 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 38 (V) (X)

Rapid City, SD MSA 28 ............... 7 886 100.0 96.1

Accounting and auditing services 14 ........... 2 271 28.8 (X)

Bookkeeping services 23 ..................... 1 403 17.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 19 ............ 3 071 38.9 (X)

Management consulting services 5 ........... 277 3.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 12 ................... 433 5.5 (X)

Other consulting services 9 .................. 52 .7 (X)

Management and administrative services 6 .... 139 1.8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 6 ................................ 50 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 190 2.4 (X)

Reading, PA MSA 72 .................. 31 867 100.0 99.6

Accounting and auditing services 54 ........... 15 684 49.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 66 ..................... 3 839 12.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 52 ............ 8 037 25.2 (X)

Management consulting services 45 ........... 1 178 3.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 24 ................... 1 440 4.5 (X)

Other consulting services 5 .................. 676 2.1 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 114 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 899 2.8 (X)

Redding, CA MSA 70 ................. 15 221 100.0 82.5

Accounting and auditing services 48 ........... 4 983 32.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 52 ..................... 2 769 18.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 70 ............ 6 043 39.7 (X)

Management consulting services 6 ........... 247 1.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 33 ................... 857 5.6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 6 ................................ 96 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 59 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ............. 59 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 108 .7 (X)

Reno, NV MSA 120 .................... 51 329 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 69 ........... 24 070 46.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 108 ..................... 7 357 14.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 97 ............ 12 630 24.6 (X)

Management consulting services 42 ........... 3 503 6.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 55 ................... 2 304 4.5 (X)

Other consulting services 19 .................. 254 .5 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 404 .8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 24 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 18 ............. 407 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ............. 376 .7 (X)

Richmond–Petersburg, VA MSA 282 .... 136 106 100.0 92.8

Accounting and auditing services 219 ........... 77 840 57.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 208 ..................... 9 517 7.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 216 ............ 32 115 23.6 (X)

Management consulting services 34 ........... 4 952 3.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 33 ................... 5 779 4.3 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Richmond–Petersburg, VA MSAm

Con.

Other consulting services 70 .................. 1 462 1.1 (X)

Management and administrative services 9 .... 269 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 16 ................................ 264 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 10 ............. 172 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 70 ............. 3 617 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 119 .1 (X)

Rochester, MN MSA 24 ............... 9 342 100.0 76.8

Accounting and auditing services 20 ........... 3 100 33.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 18 ..................... 1 423 15.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 24 ............ 3 388 36.3 (X)

Management consulting services 6 ........... 486 5.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 6 ................... 449 4.8 (X)

Other consulting services 4 .................. 58 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 7 ............. 267 2.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ............. 89 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 82 .9 (X)

Rochester, NY MSA 250 ............... 98 809 100.0 92.6

Accounting and auditing services 244 ........... 47 932 48.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 35 ..................... 3 369 3.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 243 ............ 23 976 24.3 (X)

Management consulting services 132 ........... 13 854 14.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 132 ................... 8 436 8.5 (X)

Other consulting services 6 .................. 306 .3 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 60 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 9 ................................ 354 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 60 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 7 ............. 231 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 231 .2 (X)

Rockford, IL MSA 94 ................. 27 495 100.0 87.8

Accounting and auditing services 91 ........... 12 131 44.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 43 ..................... 3 724 13.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 89 ............ 5 690 20.7 (X)

Management consulting services 56 ........... 975 3.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 58 ................... 4 548 16.5 (X)

Management and administrative services 15 .... 38 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 235 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ............. 154 .6 (X)

Sacramento–Yolo, CA CMSA 505 ....... 177 565 100.0 66.4

Accounting and auditing services 499 ........... 65 146 36.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 342 ..................... 25 929 14.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 493 ............ 62 107 35.0 (X)

Management consulting services 267 ........... 6 455 3.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 278 ................... 10 244 5.8 (X)

Other consulting services 107 .................. 1 779 1.0 (X)

Management and administrative services 18 .... 1 037 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 118 ................................ 1 050 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 16 ............. 536 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 109 ............. 3 162 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 120 .1 (X)

Sacramento, CA PMSA 471 ............ 170 098 100.0 63.5

Accounting and auditing services 465 ........... 64 019 37.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 338 ..................... 25 762 15.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 459 ............ 56 996 33.5 (X)

Management consulting services 234 ........... 6 116 3.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 245 ................... 9 579 5.6 (X)

Other consulting services 106 .................. 1 759 1.0 (X)

Management and administrative services 16 .... 1 027 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 116 ................................ 1 033 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 14 ............. 529 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 108 ............. 3 158 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 120 .1 (X)

Yolo, CA PMSA 34 .................... 7 467 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 34 ........... 1 127 15.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 4 ..................... 167 2.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 34 ............ 5 111 68.5 (X)

Management consulting services 33 ........... 339 4.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 33 ................... 665 8.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 58 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Saginaw–Bay City–Midland, MI

MSA 93 ............................. 35 891 100.0 93.3

Accounting and auditing services 65 ........... 17 040 47.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 56 ..................... 4 739 13.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 79 ............ 9 497 26.5 (X)

Management consulting services 14 ........... 942 2.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 30 ................... 1 700 4.7 (X)

Other consulting services 7 .................. 448 1.3 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 62 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 4 ................................ 56 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 25 ................................ 321 .9 (X)

Computer processing services 12 ............. 582 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 267 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 237 .7 (X)

St. Cloud, MN MSA 38 ................ 14 937 100.0 91.8

Accounting and auditing services 38 ........... 4 833 32.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 38 ..................... 2 143 14.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 38 ............ 3 769 25.2 (X)

Management consulting services 7 ........... 1 951 13.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 13 ................... 1 298 8.7 (X)

Management and administrative services 9 .... 62 .4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 10 ................................ 151 1.0 (X)

Computer processing services 13 ............. 463 3.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 267 1.8 (X)

St. Joseph, MO MSA 34 ............... 6 529 100.0 78.0

Accounting and auditing services 24 ........... 1 410 21.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 31 ..................... 1 965 30.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 34 ............ 3 001 46.0 (X)

Management consulting services 5 ........... 32 .5 (X)

Tax consulting services 5 ................... 21 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 100 1.5 (X)

St. Louis, MO–IL MSA 764 .............. 349 633 100.0 84.4

Accounting and auditing services 594 ........... 182 559 52.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 664 ..................... 41 701 11.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 736 ............ 75 087 21.5 (X)

Management consulting services 222 ........... 15 519 4.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 209 ................... 27 447 7.9 (X)

Other consulting services 24 .................. 2 275 .7 (X)

Management and administrative services 11 .... 745 .2 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer software 6 ... 182 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 10 ................................ 307 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 27 ................................ 1 657 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 35 ............. 991 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ............. 825 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 338 .1 (X)

Salinas, CA MSA 103 .................. 32 043 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 77 ........... 7 828 24.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 91 ..................... 6 767 21.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 81 ............ 13 911 43.4 (X)

Management consulting services 53 ........... 1 562 4.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 72 ................... 1 420 4.4 (X)

Management and administrative services 6 .... 101 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 26 ................................ 269 .8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 87 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 98 .3 (X)

Salt Lake City–Ogden, UT MSA 397 ..... 121 008 100.0 77.7

Accounting and auditing services 249 ........... 58 595 48.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 282 ..................... 20 533 17.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 252 ............ 27 712 22.9 (X)

Management consulting services 111 ........... 3 383 2.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 78 ................... 5 310 4.4 (X)

Other consulting services 41 .................. 873 .7 (X)

Management and administrative services 14 .... 1 078 .9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 55 ................................ 536 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 47 ............. 879 .7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 52 ............. 1 796 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 313 .3 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

San Angelo, TX MSA 37 .............. 9 783 100.0 94.7

Accounting and auditing services 25 ........... 1 735 17.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 37 ..................... 2 083 21.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 37 ............ 4 381 44.8 (X)

Management consulting services 5 ........... 298 3.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 12 ................... 261 2.7 (X)

Other consulting services 5 .................. 43 .4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 5 ................................ 177 1.8 (X)

Computer processing services 10 ............. 477 4.9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 280 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 48 .5 (X)

San Antonio, TX MSA 428 .............. 207 221 100.0 91.4

Accounting and auditing services 249 ........... 121 570 58.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 402 ..................... 19 109 9.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 416 ............ 49 879 24.1 (X)

Management consulting services 219 ........... 8 611 4.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 43 ................... 6 056 2.9 (X)

Other consulting services 10 .................. 481 .2 (X)

Management and administrative services 183 .... 324 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 10 ................................ 201 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 12 ............. 322 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ..................... 288 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ............. 380 .2 (X)

San Diego, CA MSA 888 ............... 307 914 100.0 67.5

Accounting and auditing services 314 ........... 117 953 38.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 730 ..................... 58 173 18.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 766 ............ 92 665 30.1 (X)

Management consulting services 162 ........... 9 502 3.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 176 ................... 20 294 6.6 (X)

Other consulting services 122 .................. 847 .3 (X)

Management and administrative services 111 .... 3 611 1.2 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 5 ................................ 266 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 24 ................................ 1 137 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 360 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ............. 1 627 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 479 .5 (X)

San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose,

CA CMSA 2 ........................ 575 1 394 633 100.0 82.1

Accounting and auditing services 1 ........... 870 622 733 44.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 1 ..................... 764 107 701 7.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 2 ............ 349 373 077 26.8 (X)

Management consulting services 862 ........... 108 413 7.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 1 ................... 291 144 800 10.4 (X)

Other consulting services 511 .................. 9 844 .7 (X)

Management and administrative services 168 .... 4 585 .3 (X) Public relations services 10 ................... 1 456 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 384 ................................ 4 079 .3 (X)

Computer integrated systems 11 .............. 798 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 173 ............. 2 516 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 420 ............. 14 463 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 168 (V) (X)

Oakland, CA PMSA 731 ................ 292 099 100.0 72.0

Accounting and auditing services 426 ........... 106 543 36.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 498 ..................... 51 087 17.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 705 ............ 87 419 29.9 (X)

Management consulting services 285 ........... 16 764 5.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 378 ................... 20 145 6.9 (X)

Other consulting services 213 .................. 4 916 1.7 (X)

Management and administrative services 22 .... 1 680 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 120 ................................ 585 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 102 ............. 1 714 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ............. 1 225 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 21 (V) (X)

San Francisco, CA PMSA 893 .......... 714 584 100.0 82.8

Accounting and auditing services 786 ........... 337 418 47.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 562 ..................... 19 271 2.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 761 ............ 172 105 24.1 (X)

Management consulting services 413 ........... 77 473 10.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 546 ................... 89 401 12.5 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

San Francisco, CA PMSAmCon.

Other consulting services 215 .................. 2 860 .4 (X)

Management and administrative services 132 .... 2 342 .3 (X)

Public relations services 8 ................... 1 424 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 174 ................................ 1 526 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 58 ............. 573 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 207 ............. 9 925 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 266 (V) (X)

San Jose, CA PMSA 545 ............... 298 679 100.0 90.6

Accounting and auditing services 423 ........... 155 874 52.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 398 ..................... 20 845 7.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 536 ............ 74 108 24.8 (X)

Management consulting services 63 ........... 10 405 3.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 178 ................... 31 560 10.6 (X)

Other consulting services 15 .................. 1 116 .4 (X)

Management and administrative services 12 .... 434 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 25 ................................ 985 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 166 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 132 ............. 2 475 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 711 .2 (X)

Santa Rosa, CA PMSA 182 ............. 48 290 100.0 91.7

Accounting and auditing services 129 ........... 14 111 29.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 125 ..................... 4 018 8.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 166 ............ 23 350 48.4 (X)

Management consulting services 46 ........... 2 588 5.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 94 ................... 2 475 5.1 (X)

Other consulting services 56 .................. 646 1.3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 38 ................................ 837 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 21 ............. 136 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 129 .3 (X)

Vallejo–Fairfield–Napa, CA PMSA 138 ... 23 532 100.0 83.7

Accounting and auditing services 60 ........... 3 931 16.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 117 ..................... 8 957 38.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 95 ............ 8 027 34.1 (X)

Management consulting services 31 ........... 664 2.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 53 ................... 853 3.6 (X)

Other consulting services 10 .................. 207 .9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 7 ................................ 128 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 7 ............. 63 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 28 ............. 702 3.0 (X)

Santa Barbara–Santa Maria–

Lompoc, CA MSA 152 ................ 47 240 100.0 83.2

Accounting and auditing services 110 ........... 9 032 19.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 146 ..................... 7 896 16.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 152 ............ 24 761 52.4 (X)

Management consulting services 62 ........... 1 022 2.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 104 ................... 1 966 4.2 (X)

Other consulting services 17 .................. 254 .5 (X)

Management and administrative services 8 .... 185 .4 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 4 ................................ 444 .9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 40 ................................ 766 1.6 (X)

Computer processing services 25 ............. 260 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ............. 623 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 31 .1 (X)

Sarasota–Bradenton, FL MSA 213 ...... 45 153 100.0 90.2

Accounting and auditing services 113 ........... 8 680 19.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 194 ..................... 9 303 20.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 194 ............ 22 525 49.9 (X)

Management consulting services 11 ........... 411 .9 (X)

Tax consulting services 77 ................... 1 163 2.6 (X)

Other consulting services 29 .................. 591 1.3 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 539 1.2 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 19 ................................ 410 .9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 26 ................................ 238 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 92 ............. 1 292 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 (V) (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Savannah, GA MSA 80 ................ 20 219 100.0 82.0

Accounting and auditing services 77 ........... 11 429 56.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 15 ..................... 1 321 6.5 (X)

Tax return preparation services 77 ............ 5 686 28.1 (X)

Management consulting services 13 ........... 484 2.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 10 ................... 655 3.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 104 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 23 ............. 323 1.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 23 ............. 217 1.1 (X)

Scranton–Wilkes-Barre–Hazleton,

PA MSA 143 .......................... 52 755 100.0 80.8

Accounting and auditing services 125 ........... 23 025 43.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 121 ..................... 9 284 17.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 141 ............ 14 568 27.6 (X)

Management consulting services 11 ........... 3 180 6.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 39 ................... 704 1.3 (X)

Other consulting services 21 .................. 220 .4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 20 ................................ 806 1.5 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 265 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ............. 703 1.3 (X)

Bremerton, WA PMSA 45 ............. 8 944 100.0 75.9

Accounting and auditing services 38 ........... 2 058 23.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 34 ..................... 2 346 26.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 38 ............ 4 015 44.9 (X)

Management consulting services 9 ........... 161 1.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 17 ................... 327 3.7 (X)

Other consulting services 4 .................. 30 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 7 .1 (X)

Olympia, WA PMSA 57 ................ 11 993 100.0 87.2

Accounting and auditing services 45 ........... 2 318 19.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 54 ..................... 3 004 25.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 47 ............ 4 134 34.5 (X)

Management consulting services 26 ........... 437 3.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 35 ................... 657 5.5 (X)

Other consulting services 12 .................. 154 1.3 (X)

Sales of prepackaged computer software 9 ... 25 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 16 ................................ 258 2.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ............. 897 7.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 109 .9 (X)

Tacoma, WA PMSA 145 ................ 33 853 100.0 75.2

Accounting and auditing services 86 ........... 10 551 31.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 101 ..................... 5 872 17.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 143 ............ 13 559 40.1 (X)

Management consulting services 57 ........... 1 330 3.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 28 ................... 1 080 3.2 (X)

Other consulting services 10 .................. 420 1.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 16 .... 327 1.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 49 ................................ 210 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ..................... 54 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 450 1.3 (X)

Sharon, PA MSA 21 ................... 7 508 100.0 83.5

Accounting and auditing services 21 ........... 2 566 34.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 18 ..................... 1 473 19.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 21 ............ 2 242 29.9 (X)

Management consulting services 15 ........... 826 11.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 10 ................... 122 1.6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 8 ................................ 63 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 192 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 24 .3 (X)

Sheboygan, WI MSA 19 ............... 6 932 100.0 83.3

Accounting and auditing services 19 ........... 2 832 40.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 17 ..................... 875 12.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 19 ............ 2 116 30.5 (X)

Management consulting services 12 ........... 562 8.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 12 ................... 330 4.8 (X)

Management and administrative services 7 .... 37 .5 (X)

Computer processing services 7 ............. 148 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 32 .5 (X)

Sherman–Denison, TX MSA 33 ........ 4 836 100.0 76.3

Accounting and auditing services 19 ........... 1 370 28.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 25 ..................... 1 391 28.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 28 ............ 1 525 31.5 (X)

Management consulting services 11 ........... 143 3.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 18 ................... 187 3.9 (X)

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Sherman–Denison, TX MSAmCon.

Other consulting services 8 .................. 96 2.0 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 63 1.3 (X)

Custom computer programming, systems

design, and related custom software

services 5 ................................ 25 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ............. 33 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 .1 (X)

Shreveport–Bossier City, LA MSA 132 .. 45 522 100.0 96.9

Accounting and auditing services 83 ........... 20 138 44.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 93 ..................... 7 355 16.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 109 ............ 12 305 27.0 (X)

Management consulting services 23 ........... 1 553 3.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 66 ................... 2 637 5.8 (X)

Other consulting services 14 .................. 318 .7 (X)

Economic, sociological, and other

nonphysical research 14 .................... 258 .6 (X)

Management and administrative services 6 .... 535 1.2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 132 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 6 ............. 217 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 74 .2 (X)

Sioux City, IA–NE MSA 36 ............ 11 225 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 30 ........... 5 871 52.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 28 ..................... 1 584 14.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 35 ............ 2 986 26.6 (X)

Management consulting services 6 ........... 248 2.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 11 ................... 330 2.9 (X)

Other consulting services 4 .................. 12 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 194 1.7 (X)

Sioux Falls, SD MSA 57 ............... 17 376 100.0 86.6

Accounting and auditing services 36 ........... 7 115 41.0 (X)

Bookkeeping services 57 ..................... 2 830 16.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 57 ............ 4 671 26.9 (X)

Management consulting services 18 ........... 812 4.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 16 ................... 958 5.5 (X)

Other consulting services 21 .................. 306 1.8 (X)

Computer processing services 21 ............. 188 1.1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ............. 85 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 411 2.4 (X)

South Bend, IN MSA 71 ............... 40 588 100.0 93.0

Accounting and auditing services 68 ........... 18 763 46.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 36 ..................... 2 084 5.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 39 ............ 9 731 24.0 (X)

Management consulting services 33 ........... 452 1.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 36 ................... 1 212 3.0 (X)

Other consulting services 32 .................. 2 978 7.3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 32 ................................ 103 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 5 265 13.0 (X)

Spokane, WA MSA 117 ................ 39 229 100.0 90.8

Accounting and auditing services 102 ........... 17 986 45.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 69 ..................... 4 258 10.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 85 ............ 10 273 26.2 (X)

Management consulting services 11 ........... 1 471 3.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 71 ................... 3 807 9.7 (X)

Other consulting services 4 .................. 208 .5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 21 ................................ 237 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 20 ............. 634 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 355 .9 (X)

Springfield, MO MSA 88 ............... 28 379 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 55 ........... 9 615 33.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 67 ..................... 5 113 18.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 77 ............ 8 266 29.1 (X)

Management consulting services 12 ........... 3 645 12.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 27 ................... 718 2.5 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 12 ................................ 495 1.7 (X)

Computer processing services 11 ............. 477 1.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 50 .2 (X)

Springfield, MA MSA 133 ............... 53 819 100.0 91.4

Accounting and auditing services 129 ........... 31 387 58.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 118 ..................... 5 421 10.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 123 ............ 10 522 19.6 (X)

Management consulting services 17 ........... 555 1.0 (X)

Tax consulting services 19 ................... 5 163 9.6 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Springfield, MA MSAmCon.

Other consulting services 4 .................. 474 .9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 38 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 106 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 153 .3 (X)

Stockton–Lodi, CA MSA 123 ........... 43 801 100.0 79.8

Accounting and auditing services 55 ........... 11 098 25.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 114 ..................... 11 713 26.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 93 ............ 15 570 35.6 (X)

Management consulting services 6 ........... 1 107 2.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 60 ................... 1 873 4.3 (X)

Other consulting services 28 .................. 1 043 2.4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 6 ................................ 216 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ............. 945 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 236 .5 (X)

Syracuse, NY MSA 168 ................. 112 513 100.0 73.6

Accounting and auditing services 163 ........... 60 604 53.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 147 ..................... 7 710 6.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 157 ............ 26 905 23.9 (X)

Management consulting services 39 ........... 7 425 6.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 89 ................... 9 190 8.2 (X)

Management and administrative services 5 .... 64 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 7 ................................ 203 .2 (X)

Computer processing services 7 ............. 169 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 152 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 91 .1 (X)

Tallahassee, FL MSA 90 .............. 28 994 100.0 79.8

Accounting and auditing services 38 ........... 9 207 31.8 (X)

Bookkeeping services 83 ..................... 4 852 16.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 68 ............ 10 387 35.8 (X)

Management consulting services 39 ........... 1 504 5.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 16 ................... 573 2.0 (X)

Other consulting services 14 .................. 481 1.7 (X)

Management and administrative services 23 .... 310 1.1 (X)

Computer processing services 27 ............. 854 3.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 16 ............. 783 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 43 .2 (X)

Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater,

FL MSA 852 .......................... 252 249 100.0 79.1

Accounting and auditing services 383 ........... 98 908 39.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 805 ..................... 33 911 13.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 822 ............ 83 653 33.2 (X)

Management consulting services 314 ........... 11 646 4.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 316 ................... 15 268 6.1 (X)

Other consulting services 249 .................. 3 748 1.5 (X)

Management and administrative services 40 .... 1 608 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 35 ................................ 1 015 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 12 ............. 153 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ............. 2 068 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 271 .1 (X)

Terre Haute, IN MSA 31 ............... 7 518 100.0 96.5

Accounting and auditing services 23 ........... 2 821 37.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 22 ..................... 1 819 24.2 (X)

Tax return preparation services 26 ............ 2 611 34.7 (X)

Management consulting services 9 ........... 120 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 147 2.0 (X)

Texarkana, TX–Texarkana, AR

MSA 29 ............................. 7 681 100.0 74.2

Accounting and auditing services 19 ........... 1 772 23.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 29 ..................... 2 407 31.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 29 ............ 2 372 30.9 (X)

Management consulting services 15 ........... 595 7.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 14 ................... 220 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 315 4.1 (X)

Toledo, OH MSA 160 .................. 66 149 100.0 82.9

Accounting and auditing services 86 ........... 34 293 51.8 (X)

Bookkeeping services 123 ..................... 11 103 16.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 130 ............ 13 220 20.0 (X)

Management consulting services 34 ........... 2 306 3.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 34 ................... 4 053 6.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Toledo, OH MSAmCon.

Computer consulting, except programming

services 23 ................................ 92 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 262 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 820 1.2 (X)

Topeka, KS MSA 49 .................. 22 294 100.0 91.4

Accounting and auditing services 29 ........... 6 727 30.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 48 ..................... 5 146 23.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 47 ............ 5 252 23.6 (X)

Management consulting services 23 ........... 638 2.9 (X)

Tax consulting services 23 ................... 1 026 4.6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 22 ................................ 144 .7 (X)

Computer processing services 39 ............. 1 153 5.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 643 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 1 565 7.0 (X)

Tulsa, OK MSA 329 .................... 119 736 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 287 ........... 59 332 49.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 243 ..................... 13 150 11.0 (X)

Tax return preparation services 215 ............ 24 722 20.7 (X)

Management consulting services 56 ........... 6 347 5.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 126 ................... 10 635 8.9 (X)

Other consulting services 38 .................. 2 917 2.4 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 8 ................................ 269 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 44 ............. 1 911 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 453 .4 (X)

Tuscaloosa, AL MSA 32 ............... 14 936 100.0 86.1

Accounting and auditing services 27 ........... 5 550 37.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 26 ..................... 1 875 12.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 32 ............ 4 892 32.8 (X)

Management consulting services 21 ........... 794 5.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 16 ................... 870 5.8 (X)

Management and administrative services 6 .... 574 3.8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 6 ................................ 296 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 85 .6 (X)

Tyler, TX MSA 59 ..................... 17 765 100.0 70.2

Accounting and auditing services 16 ........... 1 996 11.2 (X)

Bookkeeping services 58 ..................... 3 489 19.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 49 ............ 10 788 60.7 (X)

Management consulting services 23 ........... 293 1.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 14 ................... 242 1.4 (X)

Other consulting services 13 .................. 171 1.0 (X)

Management and administrative services 10 .... 134 .8 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 12 ................................ 574 3.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ............. 58 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 20 .1 (X)

Victoria, TX MSA 25 .................. 8 380 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 11 ........... 2 589 30.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 15 ..................... 1 960 23.4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 23 ............ 3 150 37.6 (X)

Management consulting services 9 ........... 221 2.6 (X)

Tax consulting services 10 ................... 131 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 329 3.9 (X)

Visalia–Tulare–Porterville, CA MSA 99 . 26 294 100.0 81.8

Accounting and auditing services 51 ........... 6 469 24.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 93 ..................... 6 819 25.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 84 ............ 9 542 36.3 (X)

Management consulting services 13 ........... 826 3.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 32 ................... 1 171 4.5 (X)

Other consulting services 11 .................. 198 .8 (X)

Management and administrative services 11 .... 156 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 11 ................................ 211 .8 (X)

Computer processing services 15 ............. 668 2.5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ............. 234 .9 (X)

Baltimore, MD PMSA 775 ............... 387 501 100.0 98.0

Accounting and auditing services 613 ........... 199 601 51.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 564 ..................... 46 101 11.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 751 ............ 79 396 20.5 (X)

Management consulting services 227 ........... 28 593 7.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 393 ................... 25 588 6.6 (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Baltimore, MD PMSAmCon.

Other consulting services 12 .................. 1 043 .3 (X)

Management and administrative services 11 .... 1 282 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 25 ................................ 1 208 .3 (X)

Computer processing services 13 ............. 1 076 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 19 ............. 3 378 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 235 .1 (X)

Washington, DC–MD–VA–WV

PMSA 1 ............................ 396 721 224 100.0 72.2

Accounting and auditing services 1 ........... 319 321 139 44.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 1 ..................... 091 58 460 8.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ............ 297 187 402 26.0 (X)

Management consulting services 853 ........... 58 525 8.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 847 ................... 40 574 5.6 (X)

Other consulting services 391 .................. 10 251 1.4 (X)

Management and administrative services 341 .... 8 292 1.2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 349 ................................ 8 808 1.2 (X)

Computer processing services 71 ............. 2 601 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 105 ............. 24 684 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 488 .1 (X)

Waterloo–Cedar Falls, IA MSA 26 ..... 16 928 100.0 90.8

Accounting and auditing services 10 ........... 2 295 13.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 26 ..................... 9 365 55.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 10 ............ 4 028 23.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 5 ................... 503 3.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 7 ................................ 107 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 15 ............. 41 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 18 ............. 11 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 578 3.4 (X)

Wausau, WI MSA 26 .................. 12 236 100.0 91.9

Accounting and auditing services 13 ........... 4 847 39.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 20 ..................... 1 068 8.7 (X)

Tax return preparation services 26 ............ 3 328 27.2 (X)

Management consulting services 7 ........... 628 5.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 19 ................... 349 2.9 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 16 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 9 ............. 1 982 16.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 18 .2 (X)

West Palm Beach–Boca Raton, FL

MSA 506 ............................. 129 897 100.0 86.1

Accounting and auditing services 247 ........... 45 859 35.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 381 ..................... 26 306 20.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 501 ............ 45 212 34.8 (X)

Management consulting services 19 ........... 2 875 2.2 (X)

Tax consulting services 168 ................... 4 557 3.5 (X)

Other consulting services 35 .................. 240 .2 (X)

Management and administrative services 8 .... 1 428 1.1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 9 ................................ 178 .1 (X)

Computer processing services 5 ............. 340 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 68 ............. 2 787 2.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 115 .1 (X)

Wheeling, WV–OH MSA 30 ............ 7 963 100.0 78.5

Accounting and auditing services 22 ........... 3 058 38.4 (X)

Bookkeeping services 22 ..................... 2 000 25.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 22 ............ 2 580 32.4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 4 ............. 58 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 267 3.4 (X)

Wichita, KS MSA 192 .................. 57 826 100.0 100.0

Accounting and auditing services 68 ........... 14 797 25.6 (X)

Bookkeeping services 118 ..................... 18 383 31.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 95 ............ 19 621 33.9 (X)

Management consulting services 64 ........... 2 131 3.7 (X)

Tax consulting services 59 ................... 1 362 2.4 (X)

Management and administrative services 56 .... 367 .6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 29 ................................ 118 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 32 ............. 120 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 927 1.6 (X)

Wichita Falls, TX MSA 50 ............. 15 110 100.0 91.9

Accounting and auditing services 42 ........... 1 397 9.3 (X)

Bookkeeping services 50 ..................... 3 459 22.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 50 ............ 8 655 57.3 (X)

Management consulting services 20 ........... 312 2.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 28 ................... 662 4.4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 58. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

Wichita Falls, TX MSAmCon.

Other consulting services 17 .................. 130 .9 (X)

Computer processing services 17 ............. 139 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 356 2.4 (X)

Williamsport, PA MSA 27 ............. 8 416 100.0 89.2

Accounting and auditing services 20 ........... 4 500 53.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 18 ..................... 1 312 15.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 21 ............ 1 646 19.6 (X)

Management consulting services 9 ........... 466 5.5 (X)

Tax consulting services 4 ................... 168 2.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 81 1.0 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 81 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 162 1.9 (X)

Wilmington, NC MSA 69 .............. 12 368 100.0 71.8

Accounting and auditing services 41 ........... 5 004 40.5 (X)

Bookkeeping services 56 ..................... 1 987 16.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 58 ............ 4 133 33.4 (X)

Management consulting services 6 ........... 425 3.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 22 ................... 444 3.6 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 4 ................................ 135 1.1 (X)

Computer processing services 4 ............. 15 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ............. 106 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 119 1.0 (X)

Yakima, WA MSA 60 .................. 16 761 100.0 86.5

Accounting and auditing services 50 ........... 4 880 29.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 59 ..................... 2 367 14.1 (X)

Tax return preparation services 50 ............ 5 600 33.4 (X)

Management consulting services 21 ........... 678 4.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 30 ................... 2 653 15.8 (X)

Other consulting services 9 .................. 20 .1 (X)

Management and administrative services 11 .... 210 1.3 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 9 ................................ 98 .6 (X)

Computer processing services 17 ............. 216 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 14 ............. 36 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 3 (V) (X)

Geographic area, kind of business, and

sources of receipts

Establish- ments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

York, PA MSA 64 ..................... 23 475 100.0 90.2

Accounting and auditing services 50 ........... 10 952 46.7 (X)

Bookkeeping services 39 ..................... 3 436 14.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 53 ............ 6 425 27.4 (X)

Management consulting services 22 ........... 1 036 4.4 (X)

Tax consulting services 26 ................... 676 2.9 (X)

Other consulting services 15 .................. 170 .7 (X)

Management and administrative services 7 .... 49 .2 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 16 ................................ 91 .4 (X)

Computer processing services 19 ............. 480 2.0 (X)

Other receipts from customers 10 ............. 158 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 2 (V) (X)

Youngstown–Warren, OH MSA 150 ..... 39 670 100.0 93.0

Accounting and auditing services 137 ........... 12 268 30.9 (X)

Bookkeeping services 135 ..................... 10 946 27.6 (X)

Tax return preparation services 148 ............ 10 626 26.8 (X)

Management consulting services 38 ........... 2 289 5.8 (X)

Tax consulting services 62 ................... 2 795 7.1 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 10 ................................ 324 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 422 1.1 (X)

Yuba City, CA MSA 32 ................ 8 139 100.0 93.3

Accounting and auditing services 28 ........... 1 230 15.1 (X)

Bookkeeping services 23 ..................... 1 530 18.8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 28 ............ 4 281 52.6 (X)

Management consulting services 12 ........... 71 .9 (X)

Tax consulting services 22 ................... 656 8.1 (X)

Other consulting services 6 .................. 107 1.3 (X)

Management and administrative services 4 .... 105 1.3 (X)

Public relations services 4 ................... 57 .7 (X)

Computer consulting, except programming

services 9 ................................ 35 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ......................... 67 .8 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 59. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

8731 pt. Commercial physical

research 2 ............... 368 8 912 946 100.0 69.8

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 1 .................. 609 6 375 757 71.5 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 658 .................. 1 821 454 20.4 (X)

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 91 ...................... 41 552 .5 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 85 ... 55 589 .6 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 120 ...................... 97 513 1.1 (X)

Development and sales of

prepackaged software 84 .......... 32 053 .4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 130 ....... 101 602 1.1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 41 ............. 5 100 .1 (X)

Management consulting services 31 . 25 830 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 303 ........... 67 948 .8 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 319 ............... 285 655 3.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 893 (V) (X)

8731 pt. Commercial medical and

biological research 1 ..... 458 2 875 397 100.0 62.7

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 486 .................. 566 312 19.7 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 1 .................. 202 1 960 609 68.2 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 13 ... 6 940 .2 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 26 ...................... 4 387 .2 (X)

Development and sales of

prepackaged software 4 .......... 1 926 .1 (X)

Management consulting services 55 . 4 149 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 133 ........... 193 490 6.7 (X) All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 137 ............... 136 190 4.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 394 .1 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 5 .... 165 6 138 318 100.0 76.3

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 699 (V) (X)

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 5 ...................... 165 6 036 467 98.3 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 17 ...................... 6 732 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 81 ....... 9 111 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 38 ............. 4 817 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 33 ............. 3 909 .1 (X)

Management consulting services 152 . 32 981 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 100 ........... 8 936 .2 (X) All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 164 ............... 31 617 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 748 .1 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 4 ..... 540 4 763 614 100.0 77.8

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 79 .................. 25 338 .5 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 39 .................. 20 392 .4 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 4 ... 540 4 500 068 94.5 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 354 ...................... 121 601 2.6 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 34 ....... 4 208 .1 (X)

Management consulting services 108 . 6 971 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 224 ........... 28 884 .6 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 233 ............... 53 578 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 574 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ALABAMA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 56 ..... 141 692 100.0 84.6

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 37 .................. 88 326 62.3 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 18 .................. 43 409 30.6 (X) All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 10 ............... 554 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 403 6.6 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 27 .... 12 910 100.0 85.7

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 27 ...................... 10 847 84.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 1 029 8.0 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 6 ............. 516 4.0 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 6 ............. 516 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 61 ..... 80 533 100.0 91.0

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 647 .8 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 61 ... 55 440 68.8 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 14 ...................... 24 206 30.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 887 1.1 (X)

ALASKA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 12 ..... 6 831 100.0 73.4

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 10 .................. 3 717 54.4 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 5 .................. 2 958 43.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 156 2.3 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 15 . 6 613 100.0 35.8

8734 Testing laboratories 19 ..... 13 417 100.0 89.6

Testing, except medical testing 19 ... 12 935 96.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 482 3.6 (X)

ARIZONA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 52 .. 124 409 100.0 47.1

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 77 .... 83 534 100.0 84.0

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 77 ...................... 83 519 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 (V) (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 71 ..... 78 788 100.0 64.7

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 122 .2 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 71 ... 75 066 95.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 1 648 2.1 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 4 ............... 1 442 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 632 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 59. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ARKANSAS

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 13 .. 6 683 100.0 47.1

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 17 .... 6 239 100.0 76.8

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 17 ...................... 6 231 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 .1 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories # 30 .. 12 802 100.0 42.4

CALIFORNIA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 802 .. 2 289 107 100.0 53.7

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 738 . 698 608 100.0 55.5

8734 Testing laboratories 615 ..... 747 323 100.0 78.0

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 8 .................. 1 728 .2 (X)

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 448 .1 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 615 ... 724 076 96.9 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 35 ...................... 8 948 1.2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 1 115 .2 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 1 336 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 32 ........... 3 740 .5 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 35 ............... 5 788 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 144 (V) (X)

COLORADO

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 117 ..... 214 388 100.0 81.3

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 70 .................. 85 784 40.0 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 62 .................. 76 097 35.5 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 5 ... 7 349 3.4 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 7 ...................... 1 690 .8 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 7 ............. 556 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 136 .1 (X) All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 16 ............... 19 511 9.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 23 265 10.9 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 124 .... 104 434 100.0 100.0

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 124 ...................... 102 759 98.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 680 .7 (X)

Management consulting services 22 . 650 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ........... 151 .1 (X) All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 7 ............... 192 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 (V) (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 98 ..... 94 685 100.0 76.0

All other laboratory research and

development 5 .................. 103 .1 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 98 ... 92 492 97.7 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 8 ...................... 636 .7 (X)

Management consulting services 4 . 121 .1 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 10 ............... 1 298 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 35 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

CONNECTICUT

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 58 ..... 109 385 100.0 70.0

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 26 .................. 55 704 50.9 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 38 .................. 53 228 48.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 453 .4 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 140 .... 244 562 100.0 66.6

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 140 ...................... 239 076 97.8 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 7 ...................... 1 443 .6 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 7 ............. 1 443 .6 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 10 ............... 1 604 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 996 .4 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 62 ..... 64 976 100.0 70.2

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

Testing, except medical testing 62 ... 64 550 99.3 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 4 ...................... 159 .2 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 4 ............... 261 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

DELAWARE

8734 Testing laboratories 18 ..... 8 401 100.0 85.6

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 4 .1 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 18 ... 8 069 96.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 332 4.0 (X)

FLORIDA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 166 ..... 184 727 100.0 64.9

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 105 .................. 128 815 69.7 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 79 .................. 39 258 21.3 (X)

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 4 ...................... 932 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 8 ....... 7 215 3.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 5 817 3.2 (X) All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 17 ............... 2 322 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 368 .2 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 263 .... 277 906 100.0 85.8

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 263 ...................... 276 901 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 005 .4 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 234 ..... 274 331 100.0 67.2

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 5 .................. 17 430 6.4 (X)

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 16 033 5.8 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 234 ... 235 995 86.0 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 11 ...................... 2 281 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 375 .1 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 12 ............... 1 501 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 716 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 59. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

GEORGIA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 49 .. 38 604 100.0 42.2

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 119 .... 98 857 100.0 73.2

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 119 ...................... 97 162 98.3 (X)

Management consulting services 31 . 1 522 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 173 .2 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 93 ..... 70 754 100.0 67.3

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 427 .6 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 93 ... 68 006 96.1 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 7 ...................... 1 043 1.5 (X)

Management consulting services 5 . 120 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 1 067 1.5 (X) All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 5 ............... 91 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 427 .6 (X)

ILLINOIS

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 88 .. 216 870 100.0 19.7

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 339 .... 530 373 100.0 100.0

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 339 ...................... 529 853 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 520 .1 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 167 ..... 199 786 100.0 69.5

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 7 .................. 607 .3 (X)

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 115 .1 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 167 ... 182 551 91.4 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 18 ...................... 10 080 5.1 (X)

Management consulting services 6 . 533 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 785 .4 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 7 ............... 4 953 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 162 .1 (X)

INDIANA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 35 ..... 33 018 100.0 68.8

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 16 .................. 19 909 60.3 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 20 .................. 11 922 36.1 (X)

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 5 ...................... 58 .2 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 4 ...................... 246 .8 (X)

Development and sales of

prepackaged software 5 .......... 51 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 20 .1 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 5 ............... 644 2.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 168 .5 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 57 . 70 888 100.0 55.2

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

INDIANAmCon.

8734 Testing laboratories 68 ..... 55 081 100.0 80.6

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 6 (V) (X)

Testing, except medical testing 68 ... 54 689 99.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 238 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 154 .3 (X)

IOWA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 13 .. 5 316 100.0 .9

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 38 .... 48 765 100.0 61.9

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 38 ...................... 48 729 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 36 .1 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 30 ..... 14 067 100.0 82.4

Testing, except medical testing 30 ... 14 009 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 58 .4 (X)

KANSAS

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 26 .. 23 976 100.0 58.7

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 44 .... 26 134 100.0 76.1

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 44 ...................... 24 419 93.4 (X)

Management consulting services 6 . 108 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 607 6.2 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 34 ..... 24 011 100.0 77.0

Testing, except medical testing 34 ... 22 349 93.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 662 6.9 (X)

KENTUCKY

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 23 .. 13 004 100.0 32.3

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 31 . 27 962 100.0 58.8

8734 Testing laboratories 69 ..... 36 050 100.0 71.9

Testing, except medical testing 69 ... 34 922 96.9 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 6 ...................... 865 2.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 154 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 109 .3 (X)

LOUISIANA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 26 .. 10 830 100.0 58.8

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 27 . 6 680 100.0 21.1

8734 Testing laboratories 133 ..... 135 812 100.0 84.2

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 213 .2 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 133 ... 129 968 95.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 1 005 .7 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 5 ............... 4 474 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 365 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MAINE

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 13 .. 4 468 100.0 38.9

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 20 .... 4 703 100.0 100.0

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 20 ...................... 4 643 98.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 1.3 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories # 24 .. 11 758 100.0 58.6

MARYLAND

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 160 .. 581 171 100.0 55.9

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 144 .... 336 585 100.0 85.5

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 144 ...................... 326 738 97.1 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 4 ...................... 4 671 1.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 1 081 .3 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 4 ............. 525 .2 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 4 ............. 526 .2 (X)

Management consulting services 5 . 3 001 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 43 (V) (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 90 ..... 87 404 100.0 74.5

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 282 .3 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 90 ... 86 297 98.7 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 7 ...................... 111 .1 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 5 ............... 597 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 399 .5 (X)

MASSACHUSETTS

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 257 .. 782 740 100.0 59.3

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 177 . 356 383 100.0 54.3

8734 Testing laboratories 120 ..... 177 554 100.0 61.8

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 6 .................. 860 .5 (X)

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 248 .1 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 120 ... 173 926 98.0 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 8 ...................... 1 033 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 370 .2 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 10 ............... 1 032 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 85 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MICHIGAN

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 95 .. 288 805 100.0 49.6

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 118 .... 177 612 100.0 88.8

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 118 ...................... 177 511 99.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 101 .1 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 136 ..... 174 208 100.0 75.9

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 837 .5 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 136 ... 159 411 91.5 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 15 ...................... 11 086 6.4 (X)

Management consulting services 7 . 2 216 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 495 .9 (X)

MINNESOTA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 74 .. 60 375 100.0 20.7

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 108 .... 92 948 100.0 78.3

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 108 ...................... 91 926 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 022 1.1 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 65 ..... 75 498 100.0 72.7

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 23 (V) (X)

Testing, except medical testing 65 ... 61 649 81.7 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 11 ...................... 5 387 7.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 1 103 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 7 359 9.8 (X)

MISSISSIPPI

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 21 .. 10 074 100.0 56.7

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 11 . 4 500 100.0 59.9

8734 Testing laboratories 34 ..... 11 599 100.0 64.0

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 30 .3 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 34 ... 11 323 97.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 276 2.4 (X)

MISSOURI

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 42 .. 68 665 100.0 35.9

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 84 .... 54 286 100.0 100.0

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 84 ...................... 54 277 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 9 (V) (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 62 ..... 65 298 100.0 100.0

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 16 (V) (X)

Testing, except medical testing 62 ... 58 531 89.6 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 4 ...................... 2 410 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 4 357 6.7 (X)

MONTANA

8734 Testing laboratories 19 ..... 8 325 100.0 85.9

Testing, except medical testing 19 ... 8 269 99.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 56 .7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEBRASKA

8734 Testing laboratories 16 ..... 28 869 100.0 98.0

Testing, except medical testing 16 ... 28 793 99.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 61 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 .1 (X)

NEVADA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 25 ..... 318 848 100.0 96.9

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 18 .................. 315 795 99.0 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 6 .................. 1 842 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 211 .4 (X)

NEW JERSEY

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 163 ..... 809 528 100.0 77.0

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 42 .................. 71 232 8.8 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 103 .................. 700 516 86.5 (X)

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 6 ...................... 2 541 .3 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 10 ... 5 396 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 7 638 .9 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 10 ............... 20 960 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 245 .2 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 268 .... 554 141 100.0 78.0

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 268 ...................... 550 657 99.4 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 16 ....... 1 130 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 460 .1 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 36 ............... 1 653 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 241 (V) (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 182 ..... 240 706 100.0 91.5

Testing, except medical testing 182 ... 219 790 91.3 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 31 ...................... 12 957 5.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 4 818 2.0 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 10 ............... 2 447 1.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 694 .3 (X)

NEW MEXICO

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 58 ..... 115 057 100.0 78.2

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 55 .................. 87 106 75.7 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 26 .................. 17 492 15.2 (X)

Development and sales of

prepackaged software 4 .......... 62 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 677 .6 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 18 ............... 9 130 7.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 590 .5 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 23 . 7 214 100.0 46.4

8734 Testing laboratories 30 ..... 39 520 100.0 73.0

Testing, except medical testing 30 ... 38 934 98.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 586 1.5 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW YORK

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 196 ..... 691 027 100.0 79.3

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 75 .................. 542 822 78.6 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 120 .................. 110 571 16.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 44 ........... 26 575 3.9 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 35 ............... 10 362 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 697 .1 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 606 .... 843 744 100.0 65.2

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 606 ...................... 837 976 99.3 (X)

Management consulting services 12 . 1 562 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 2 176 .3 (X) All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 19 ............... 1 528 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 502 .1 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 213 ..... 239 359 100.0 90.7

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 161 .1 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 213 ... 223 120 93.2 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 19 ...................... 8 840 3.7 (X)

Receipts from computer related

consulting services 5 ............. 170 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 381 .2 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 14 ............... 6 443 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 405 .2 (X)

NORTH CAROLINA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 73 .. 102 940 100.0 34.0

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 87 .... 66 009 100.0 96.4

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 87 ...................... 65 235 98.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 774 1.2 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 93 ..... 125 434 100.0 79.0

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 1 053 .8 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 93 ... 123 251 98.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 183 1.7 (X)

OHIO

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 127 ..... 564 924 100.0 88.2

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 86 .................. 389 009 68.9 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 65 .................. 160 595 28.4 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 11 ...................... 1 343 .2 (X)

Development and sales of

prepackaged software 6 .......... 1 844 .3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 3 471 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 3 663 .7 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 20 ............... 4 460 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 539 .1 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 164 .... 232 597 100.0 100.0

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 164 ...................... 231 910 99.7 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 6 ............... 422 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 265 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

OHIOmCon.

8734 Testing laboratories 201 ..... 196 952 100.0 85.6

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 5 .................. 202 .1 (X)

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 80 (V) (X)

Testing, except medical testing 201 ... 189 640 96.3 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 11 ...................... 1 673 .9 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 707 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 2 530 1.3 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 14 ............... 1 750 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 370 .2 (X)

OKLAHOMA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 19 .. 4 179 100.0 18.7

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 31 . 11 890 100.0 34.8

8734 Testing laboratories 64 ..... 54 543 100.0 85.7

Testing, except medical testing 64 ... 53 815 98.7 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 7 ...................... 496 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 232 .4 (X)

OREGON

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 59 .. 32 114 100.0 37.5

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 54 . 24 730 100.0 36.2

8734 Testing laboratories 67 ..... 40 521 100.0 61.5

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 10 (V) (X)

Testing, except medical testing 67 ... 39 983 98.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ........... 455 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 83 .2 (X)

PENNSYLVANIA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 138 .. 701 136 100.0 35.0

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 231 . 317 761 100.0 58.5

8734 Testing laboratories 233 ..... 234 170 100.0 89.4

All other laboratory research and

development 4 .................. 1 032 .4 (X)

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 52 (V) (X)

Testing, except medical testing 233 ... 227 522 97.2 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 21 ...................... 3 184 1.4 (X)

Management consulting services 13 . 631 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 326 .1 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 8 ............... 1 095 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 328 .1 (X)

RHODE ISLAND

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 15 ..... 13 370 100.0 100.0

All other laboratory research and

development 6 .................. 6 764 50.6 (X)

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 5 359 40.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 247 9.3 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

TEXAS

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 211 ..... 481 209 100.0 81.5

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 120 .................. 336 241 69.9 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 97 .................. 132 741 27.6 (X)

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 10 ...................... 588 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 10 ....... 2 113 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 5 469 1.1 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 26 ............... 3 710 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 347 .1 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 271 . 229 168 100.0 55.2

8734 Testing laboratories 416 ..... 406 513 100.0 76.4

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 132 (V) (X)

Testing, except medical testing 416 ... 396 545 97.6 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 45 ...................... 4 636 1.1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 6 ....... 1 034 .3 (X)

Management consulting services 7 . 372 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ........... 1 076 .3 (X) All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 27 ............... 2 718 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 132 (V) (X)

UTAH

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 40 .. 43 021 100.0 58.3

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 28 . 10 655 100.0 15.5

8734 Testing laboratories 45 ..... 43 772 100.0 86.3

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 294 .7 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 45 ... 41 594 95.0 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 4 ...................... 163 .4 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 6 ............... 1 442 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 573 1.3 (X)

VERMONT

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 9 .. 4 462 100.0 58.7

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 10 . 4 133 100.0 57.1

8734 Testing laboratories 14 ..... 16 650 100.0 94.2

Testing, except medical testing 14 ... 14 550 87.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 100 12.6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 59. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

VIRGINIA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 173 ..... 399 928 100.0 60.7

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 141 .................. 285 281 71.3 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 45 .................. 33 121 8.3 (X)

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 7 ...................... 4 337 1.1 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 8 ...................... 629 .2 (X)

Development and sales of

prepackaged software 7 .......... 729 .2 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 15 ....... 30 205 7.6 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 5 ............. 2 016 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 ........... 1 373 .3 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 35 ............... 38 475 9.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 762 .9 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 157 . 158 361 100.0 44.5

8734 Testing laboratories 107 ..... 74 200 100.0 67.0

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 10 .................. 544 .7 (X)

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 56 .1 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 107 ... 69 052 93.1 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 11 ...................... 1 894 2.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 555 .8 (X) All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 9 ............... 2 008 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 91 .1 (X)

WASHINGTON

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 93 ..... 611 777 100.0 92.4

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 70 .................. 499 992 81.7 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 45 .................. 88 085 14.4 (X)

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 7 ...................... 4 694 .8 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 5 ... 410 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 ........... 2 177 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

WASHINGTONmCon.

8731 Commercial physical and

biological researchm Con.

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 18 ............... 15 034 2.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 385 .2 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 109 .... 54 135 100.0 95.1

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 109 ...................... 53 913 99.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 222 .4 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 96 ..... 116 017 100.0 89.0

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 161 .1 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 96 ... 114 930 99.1 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 5 ...................... 848 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 239 .2 (X)

WEST VIRGINIA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 13 .. 10 479 100.0 10.3

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research # 11 . 6 598 100.0 32.4

8734 Testing laboratories 51 ..... 29 387 100.0 90.6

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

Testing, except medical testing 51 ... 29 285 99.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 102 .4 (X)

WISCONSIN

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research # 33 .. 79 706 100.0 17.7

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 67 .... 32 687 100.0 64.4

Economic, sociological, business,

market, and other nonphysical

research 67 ...................... 32 384 99.1 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 6 ............... 119 .4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 184 .6 (X)

8734 Testing laboratories 71 ..... 93 547 100.0 91.3

All other physical research and

development (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

Testing, except medical testing 71 ... 90 814 97.1 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 11 ...................... 653 .7 (X)

Management consulting services 8 . 287 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 1 647 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 146 .2 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 60. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

UNITED STATES

8731 pt. Commercial physical

research and

development 157 ........... 4 239 576 100.0 80.4

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 132 .................. 3 290 291 77.6 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 48 .................. 290 663 6.9 (X)

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 8 ..... 29 517 .7 (X)

Engineering consulting and design

services 4 ...................... 7 785 .2 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 19 ............... 18 808 .4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 19 .................... 465 321 11.0 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 21 ........................ 10 017 .2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 42 ..... 22 524 .5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 104 650 2.5 (X)

8731 pt. Commercial medical and

biological research and

development 187 ........... 738 898 100.0 85.8

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 113 .................. 528 443 71.5 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 135 .................. 70 323 9.5 (X)

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 6 ..... 3 670 .5 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 4 031 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 13 589 1.8 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 31 ............... 79 922 10.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 18 .................... 6 002 .8 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 68 ........................ 18 164 2.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 69 ..... 13 793 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 961 .1 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 536 .... 352 374 100.0 77.6

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 22 .................. 5 490 1.6 (X)

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 379 ..... 270 108 76.7 (X)

Management consulting services 17 . 1 956 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 50 ........... 2 800 .8 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 50 ............... 13 263 3.8 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 51 .................... 17 942 5.1 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 194 ........................ 30 964 8.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 183 ..... 9 044 2.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 768 .2 (X)

8733 Noncommercial research organizations 2 ........... 769 6 833 058 100.0 65.3

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 120 .................. 73 521 1.1 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 110 .................. 242 618 3.6 (X)

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 192 ..... 43 610 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 366 ........... 30 124 .4 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 391 ............... 391 841 5.7 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 1 .................... 249 2 604 185 38.1 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 2 ........................ 179 2 546 358 37.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 1 ..... 980 892 696 13.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 105 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

UNITED STATESmCon.

8734 Testing laboratories 164 ..... 371 169 100.0 90.1

Testing, except medical testing 153 ... 334 518 90.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 627 .2 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 6 ............... 9 642 2.6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 1 970 .5 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 6 ........................ 3 316 .9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 140 ..... 20 774 5.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 322 .1 (X)

ARKANSAS

8733 Noncommercial research organizations 18 ........... 28 927 100.0 90.2

Sales of merchandise 4 ........... 3 437 11.9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 7 .................... 4 758 16.5 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 16 ........................ 2 413 8.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 11 ..... 17 860 61.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 459 1.6 (X)

CALIFORNIA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 55 ..... 331 917 100.0 84.2

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 38 .................. 168 322 50.7 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 41 .................. 33 235 10.0 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 4 ... 250 .1 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 7 ............... 542 .2 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 11 962 3.6 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 18 ........................ 12 815 3.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 22 ..... 4 116 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 100 675 30.3 (X)

8733 Noncommercial research

organizations 376 ........... 1 530 383 100.0 75.5

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 14 .................. 2 293 .2 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 18 .................. 201 950 13.2 (X)

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 31 ..... 12 544 .8 (X)

Computer consulting, except

programming services 6 .......... 980 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 81 ........... 4 855 .3 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 70 ............... 19 511 1.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 160 .................... 404 664 26.4 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 297 ........................ 701 472 45.8 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 294 ..... 181 607 11.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 507 (V) (X)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 14 ..... 35 544 100.0 83.7

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 10 .................. 21 171 59.6 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 6 .................. 3 950 11.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 3 244 9.1 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 8 ........................ 393 1.1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 8 ..... 1 410 4.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 376 15.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 60. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAm Con.

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 39 .... 39 630 100.0 81.7

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 36 ..... 32 930 83.1 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 15 ........................ 4 590 11.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 12 ..... 1 150 2.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 960 2.4 (X)

8733 Noncommercial research

organizations 226 ........... 633 283 100.0 67.7

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 37 ..... 12 417 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 55 ........... 8 224 1.3 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 31 ............... 12 472 2.0 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 92 .................... 314 404 49.7 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 198 ........................ 211 081 33.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 163 ..... 72 769 11.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 916 .3 (X)

HAWAII

8733 Noncommercial research

organizations 20 ........... 74 670 100.0 76.1

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 4 ..... 78 .1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 16 .................... 44 644 59.8 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 20 ........................ 27 741 37.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 2 207 3.0 (X)

ILLINOIS

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 9 ..... 670 039 100.0 98.7

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 8 .................. 650 884 97.1 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 4 .................. 12 172 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 983 1.0 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 28 .... 46 838 100.0 97.7

All other laboratory research and

development 4 .................. 26 .1 (X)

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 22 ..... 44 651 95.3 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 4 .................... 69 .2 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 7 ........................ 458 1.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 11 ..... 1 533 3.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 79 .2 (X)

INDIANA

8733 Noncommercial research organizations 42 ........... 108 136 100.0 91.2

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 13 .................... 59 585 55.1 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 38 ........................ 30 246 28.0 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 33 ..... 17 832 16.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 473 .4 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

MARYLAND

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 25 ..... 590 779 100.0 98.3

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 20 .................. 125 348 21.2 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 7 .................. 1 206 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 464 225 78.6 (X)

8733 Noncommercial research

organizations # 87 ........ 139 277 100.0 55.8

MASSACHUSETTS

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 24 ..... 872 070 100.0 67.5

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 17 .................. 763 320 87.5 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 12 .................. 47 333 5.4 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 8 ........................ 982 .1 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 9 ..... 6 712 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 723 6.2 (X)

8733 Noncommercial research

organizations 142 ........... 528 048 100.0 62.2

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 14 .................. 19 787 3.8 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 10 .................. 2 416 .5 (X)

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 5 ..... 3 222 .6 (X)

Management consulting services 4 . 1 377 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 ........... 851 .2 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 20 ............... 6 044 1.1 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 69 .................... 205 477 38.9 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 111 ........................ 215 726 40.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 110 ..... 73 148 13.9 (X)

MONTANA

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 7 .... 3 070 100.0 100.0

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 4 ..... 2 717 88.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 353 11.5 (X)

8733 Noncommercial research

organizations # 23 ........ 10 264 100.0 22.2

NEBRASKA

8733 Noncommercial research

organizations 11 ........... 7 147 100.0 82.1

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 5 .................... 259 3.6 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 8 ........................ 5 407 75.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 6 ..... 1 457 20.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 .3 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 60. Major Sources of Revenue for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the

United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

NEW MEXICO

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 5 ..... 14 865 100.0 73.0

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 5 .................. 12 775 85.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 090 14.1 (X)

8733 Noncommercial research

organizations 29 ........... 38 201 100.0 65.9

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 7 .................. 1 137 3.0 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 7 .................. 909 2.4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 23 .................... 23 496 61.5 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 23 ........................ 6 218 16.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 24 ..... 6 116 16.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 325 .9 (X)

NEW YORK

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 28 ..... 332 561 100.0 93.8

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 13 .................. 281 176 84.6 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 12 .................. 24 707 7.4 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 13 ............... 23 615 7.1 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 13 ........................ 1 840 .6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 20 ..... 788 .2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 435 .1 (X)

8733 Noncommercial research organizations 356 ........... 1 233 803 100.0 69.7

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 9 .................. 10 475 .9 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 8 .................. 6 943 .6 (X)

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 16 ..... 2 561 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ........... 1 923 .2 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 35 ............... 7 543 .6 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 218 .................... 840 963 68.2 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 242 ........................ 290 541 23.6 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 192 ..... 72 854 5.9 (X)

OREGON

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 13 .... 14 041 100.0 100.0

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 13 ..... 13 581 96.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 460 3.3 (X)

8733 Noncommercial research organizations 47 ........... 73 262 100.0 79.0

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 9 .................. 6 696 9.1 (X)

Testing, except medical testing 4 ... 283 .4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 33 .................... 32 075 43.8 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 19 ........................ 21 573 29.5 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 16 ..... 10 054 13.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 53 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of revenue Estab- lishments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from specified line as per- centage

of total

revenue1

Revenue

of establishments

reporting

sources of revenue as percent of total

revenue

PENNSYLVANIA

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 26 ..... 72 829 100.0 76.1

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 14 .................. 42 009 57.7 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 16 .................. 13 295 18.3 (X)

All other amounts received on fee

or contract basis 4 ............... 3 926 5.4 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 7 ........................ 3 871 5.3 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 12 ..... 4 128 5.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 600 7.7 (X)

8733 Noncommercial research

organizations # 122 ........ 209 547 100.0 52.3

UTAH

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 4 ..... 3 895 100.0 60.5

All other laboratory research and

development 4 .................. 1 782 45.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 59 1.5 (X)

8732 Commercial economic,

sociological, and

educational research 6 .... 1 386 100.0 95.0

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 5 ..... 544 39.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 842 60.8 (X)

8733 Noncommercial research

organizations # 17 ........ 10 723 100.0 12.7

VERMONT

8733 Noncommercial research organizations 13 ........... 3 043 100.0 74.8

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 28 .9 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 6 .................... 1 306 42.9 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 13 ........................ 911 29.9 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 8 ..... 26 .9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 772 25.4 (X)

WASHINGTON

8731 Commercial physical and

biological research 7 ..... 13 110 100.0 76.7

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 6 .................. 2 608 19.9 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 5 .................. 9 208 70.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 294 9.9 (X)

8733 Noncommercial research

organizations 52 ........... 139 946 100.0 91.3

Physical or biological research

and development under Federal

Government contracts or

subcontracts 5 .................. 7 830 5.6 (X)

All other laboratory research and

development 7 .................. 1 515 1.1 (X)

Economic, business, market, and

other nonphysical research 5 ..... 574 .4 (X)

Government contributions, gifts,

and grants 26 .................... 64 160 45.9 (X)

All other contributions, gifts,

grants 46 ........................ 15 724 11.2 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 39 ..... 49 994 35.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 149 .1 (X)

WISCONSIN

8733 Noncommercial research

organizations # 24 ........ 11 056 100.0 41.4

8734 Testing laboratories 7 ..... 2 432 100.0 100.0

Testing, except medical testing 7 ... 2 401 98.7 (X)

All other tax-exempt revenue 4 ..... 29 1.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 .1 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Table 61. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

UNITED STATES

8741 Management services 19 .... 733 21 728 354 100.0 70.4

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 234 4 554 728 21.0 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 15 ......... 808 15 888 147 73.1 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 1 ............ 342 168 299 .8 (X)

Engineering consulting services 617 .. 158 557 .7 (X)

Computer consulting, except

programming services 154 .......... 11 295 .1 (X)

Other consulting services,

including interior design 215 ........ 30 021 .1 (X) Public relations services 199 ......... 17 990 .1 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 969 .......... 96 563 .4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 428 ... 12 135 .1 (X)

Facilities support services 285 ........ 95 926 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 257 ........... 81 776 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 1 ... 938 596 158 2.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 16 759 .1 (X)

8742 Management consulting

services 33 ................ 762 22 628 984 100.0 56.1

Construction management

services 63 ...................... 11 050 .1 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 850 ......... 75 506 .3 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 33 ............ 762 20 436 440 90.3 (X)

Tax consulting services 922 .......... 57 341 .3 (X)

Engineering consulting services 249 .. 26 979 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except

programming services 895 .......... 145 225 .6 (X)

Other consulting services,

including interior design 840 ........ 800 382 3.5 (X)

Public relations services 229 ......... 12 589 .1 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 1 .......... 146 290 340 1.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 1 ... 104 167 845 .7 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 481 ....... 110 271 .5 (X)

Development and sales of

prepackaged software 284 .......... 21 983 .1 (X)

Sale or lease of computer

integrated systems 323 ............. 41 477 .2 (X)

Economic, sociological, and other

nonphysical research 199 ........... 29 761 .1 (X)

Facilities support services 422 ........ 46 196 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 1 ........... 140 112 935 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 2 ... 504 242 664 1.1 (X)

8743 Public relations services 5 . 103 2 890 250 100.0 65.0

Other management and

administrative services 28 ......... 1 879 .1 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 54 ............ 6 349 .2 (X)

Other consulting services,

including interior design 105 ........ 17 392 .6 (X)

Public relations services 5 ......... 103 2 771 060 95.9 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 63 .......... 1 792 .1 (X)

Economic, sociological, and other

nonphysical research 45 ........... 1 560 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 514 ........... 36 166 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 362 ... 50 644 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 408 .1 (X)

8744 Facilities support

management services 904 ... 5 499 813 100.0 81.8

Construction management

services 7 ...................... 20 286 .4 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 29 ......... 8 234 .2 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 69 ............ 16 932 .3 (X)

Engineering consulting services 26 .. 2 573 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except

programming services 9 .......... 13 070 .2 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 26 .......... 3 895 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 7 ....... 3 203 .1 (X)

Facilities support services 904 ........ 5 349 936 97.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 28 ........... 21 463 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 65 ... 58 286 1.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 935 (V) (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ALABAMA

8744 Facilities support

management services 11 ... 235 526 100.0 88.8

Facilities support services 11 ........ 235 092 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 434 .2 (X)

ALASKA

8742 Management consulting services 49 ................ 16 945 100.0 68.2

Management consulting, including

operations research 49 ............ 13 574 80.1 (X)

Tax consulting services 19 .......... 152 .9 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 10 .......... 135 .8 (X)

Tax return preparation services 29 ... 929 5.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 155 12.7 (X)

CALIFORNIA

8744 Facilities support

management services 128 ... 731 252 100.0 69.1

Other management and

administrative services 6 ......... 2 302 .3 (X)

Facilities support services 128 ........ 684 664 93.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 ........... 3 549 .5 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 24 972 3.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 765 2.2 (X)

COLORADO

8743 Public relations services 86 . 34 570 100.0 73.5

Other consulting services,

including interior design 10 ........ 1 200 3.5 (X)

Public relations services 86 ......... 30 348 87.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 481 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 541 7.4 (X)

8744 Facilities support

management services 10 ... 185 529 100.0 80.4

Facilities support services 10 ........ 185 512 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 17 (V) (X)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

8742 Management consulting services 453 ................ 720 315 100.0 82.5

Management consulting, including

operations research 453 ............ 576 711 80.1 (X)

Computer consulting, except

programming services 12 .......... 3 651 .5 (X) Public relations services 5 ......... 672 .1 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 12 .......... 66 648 9.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 5 ... 37 854 5.3 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 5 ....... 827 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 95 ... 11 487 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 465 3.1 (X)

8744 Facilities support

management services 16 ... 70 680 100.0 89.9

Facilities support services 16 ........ 52 158 73.8 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 7 711 10.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 10 811 15.3 (X)

8748 Business consulting

services, n.e.c. 205 .......... 263 946 100.0 68.8

Management consulting, including

operations research 5 ............ 175 .1 (X)

Other consulting services,

including interior design 205 ........ 249 336 94.5 (X)

Public relations services 11 ......... 13 403 5.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 231 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 37 ... 777 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 24 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

FLORIDA

8744 Facilities support

management services 65 ... 1 241 986 100.0 87.3

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 5 .......... 2 275 .2 (X)

Facilities support services 65 ........ 1 231 430 99.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 8 281 .7 (X)

GEORGIA

8741 Management services 494 .... 802 151 100.0 71.0

Construction management

services 48 ...................... 185 101 23.1 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 448 ......... 600 974 74.9 (X)

Engineering consulting services 7 .. 2 556 .3 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 17 .......... 1 156 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 11 ... 11 970 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 394 .1 (X)

8742 Management consulting

services 994 ................ 862 985 100.0 75.9

Other management and

administrative services 23 ......... 2 211 .3 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 994 ............ 720 841 83.5 (X)

Engineering consulting services 4 .. 1 172 .1 (X)

Computer consulting, except

programming services 8 .......... 2 226 .3 (X)

Other consulting services,

including interior design 8 ........ 15 760 1.8 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 45 .......... 37 285 4.3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 40 ... 51 565 6.0 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 4 ....... 1 009 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ........... 11 397 1.3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 17 812 2.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 707 .2 (X)

8743 Public relations services 100 . 39 755 100.0 79.3

Public relations services 100 ......... 39 206 98.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 535 1.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 14 (V) (X)

8744 Facilities support

management services 26 ... 115 380 100.0 84.7

Facilities support services 26 ........ 109 764 95.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 5 616 4.9 (X)

IDAHO

8741 Management services 51 .... 102 797 100.0 94.2

Construction management

services 14 ...................... 80 933 78.7 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 37 ......... 17 452 17.0 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 6 .......... 381 .4 (X)

Other receipts from customers 8 ... 1 586 1.5 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 445 2.4 (X)

ILLINOIS

8741 Management services 931 .... 1 444 428 100.0 88.4

Construction management

services 75 ...................... 101 105 7.0 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 870 ......... 1 256 248 87.0 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 499 ............ 52 729 3.7 (X)

Engineering consulting services 14 .. 4 009 .3 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 11 .......... 2 085 .1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

ILLINOISmCon.

8741 Management servicesm

Con.

Facilities support services 4 ........ 864 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 33 ... 23 439 1.6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 949 .3 (X)

8743 Public relations services 271 . 156 961 100.0 70.0

Public relations services 271 ......... 156 012 99.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ........... 315 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 5 ... 157 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 477 .3 (X)

8744 Facilities support

management services 20 ... 23 414 100.0 79.4

Facilities support services 20 ........ 21 791 93.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 623 6.9 (X)

INDIANA

8744 Facilities support

management services 10 ... 8 879 100.0 100.0

Facilities support services 10 ........ 8 774 98.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 105 1.2 (X)

IOWA

8744 Facilities support

management services 7 ... 2 335 100.0 68.5

Facilities support services 7 ........ 2 320 99.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 15 .6 (X)

KANSAS

8743 Public relations services 31 . 13 792 100.0 74.4

Construction management

services 4 ...................... 160 1.2 (X)

Public relations services 31 ......... 13 571 98.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 61 .4 (X)

KENTUCKY

8742 Management consulting

services 229 ................ 88 905 100.0 66.0

Management consulting, including

operations research 229 ............ 82 264 92.5 (X)

Engineering consulting services 4 .. 1 092 1.2 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 6 .......... 96 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 11 ....... 1 092 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 59 ........... 4 075 4.6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 12 ... 275 .3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 11 (V) (X)

LOUISIANA

8744 Facilities support

management services 17 ... 14 549 100.0 84.8

Facilities support services 17 ........ 14 256 98.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 293 2.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 61. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MASSACHUSETTS

8741 Management services 526 .... 652 739 100.0 100.0

Construction management

services 188 ...................... 233 783 35.8 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 345 ......... 304 249 46.6 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 19 ............ 545 .1 (X)

Engineering consulting services 142 .. 10 236 1.6 (X)

Computer consulting, except

programming services 9 .......... 447 .1 (X)

Other consulting services,

including interior design 5 ........ 439 .1 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 36 .......... 4 348 .7 (X)

Facilities support services 5 ........ 1 101 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 164 ... 97 138 14.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 453 .1 (X)

8742 Management consulting services 1 ................ 297 1 514 052 100.0 95.2

Other management and

administrative services 6 ......... 975 .1 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 1 ............ 297 1 453 560 96.0 (X)

Computer consulting, except

programming services 9 .......... 1 247 .1 (X)

Other consulting services,

including interior design 64 ........ 44 135 2.9 (X)

Tax return preparation services 14 ... 1 174 .1 (X)

Custom computer programming,

systems design, and related

custom software services 9 ....... 1 935 .1 (X)

Development and sales of

prepackaged software 11 .......... 1 108 .1 (X)

Economic, sociological, and other

nonphysical research 7 ........... 1 497 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 36 ........... 4 196 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 30 ... 1 923 .1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 302 .2 (X)

8744 Facilities support

management services 20 ... 15 296 100.0 84.0

Other management and

administrative services 4 ......... 1 321 8.6 (X)

Facilities support services 20 ........ 13 820 90.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 155 1.0 (X)

MISSISSIPPI

8744 Facilities support

management services 18 ... 81 240 100.0 95.4

Facilities support services 18 ........ 81 093 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 147 .2 (X)

MISSOURI

8741 Management services 329 .... 692 702 100.0 85.1

Construction management

services 79 ...................... 37 132 5.4 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 252 ......... 630 956 91.1 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 44 ............ 499 .1 (X)

Engineering consulting services 4 .. 13 934 2.0 (X)

Other consulting services,

including interior design 4 ........ 315 .1 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 52 .......... 2 812 .4 (X)

Tax return preparation services 41 ... 640 .1 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 5 254 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 160 .2 (X)

8743 Public relations services 92 . 71 605 100.0 86.9

Public relations services 92 ......... 71 474 99.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 131 .2 (X)

8744 Facilities support

management services 10 ... 24 866 100.0 85.9

Facilities support services 10 ........ 24 478 98.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 388 1.6 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

MONTANA

8743 Public relations services 4 . 215 100.0 60.5

Public relations services 4 ......... 213 99.1 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 .9 (X)

NEBRASKA

8741 Management services 97 .... 86 308 100.0 82.6

Construction management

services 9 ...................... 4 764 5.5 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 88 ......... 79 712 92.4 (X)

Public relations services 19 ......... 506 .6 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 4 .......... 526 .6 (X)

Other receipts from customers 6 ... 609 .7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 191 .2 (X)

NEVADA

8741 Management services 144 .... 112 906 100.0 66.9

Construction management

services 24 ...................... 15 398 13.6 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 123 ......... 96 622 85.6 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 5 .......... 634 .6 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 252 .2 (X)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

8741 Management services 108 .... 95 107 100.0 100.0

Construction management

services 52 ...................... 21 644 22.8 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 56 ......... 62 648 65.9 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 5 ............ 2 200 2.3 (X)

Engineering consulting services 5 .. 497 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 5 ........... 1 113 1.2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 25 ... 3 547 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 458 3.6 (X)

8744 Facilities support

management services 3 ... 3 124 100.0 100.0

All other receipts (X) ............... 3 124 100.0 (X)

NEW JERSEY

8741 Management services 781 .... 1 092 881 100.0 90.5

Construction management

services 189 ...................... 424 471 38.8 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 609 ......... 609 365 55.8 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 13 ............ 4 232 .4 (X)

Engineering consulting services 5 .. 3 215 .3 (X)

Computer consulting, except

programming services 12 .......... 888 .1 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 11 .......... 2 805 .3 (X)

Facilities support services 9 ........ 7 034 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 ........... 10 044 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 80 ... 30 767 2.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 60 (V) (X)

8744 Facilities support

management services 21 ... 85 768 100.0 90.7

Facilities support services 21 ........ 84 849 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 919 1.1 (X)

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Table 61. Major Sources of Receipts for Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

NEW YORK

8741 Management services 1 .... 588 2 103 465 100.0 66.6

Construction management

services 198 ...................... 485 194 23.1 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 1 ......... 402 1 545 466 73.5 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 20 ............ 10 265 .5 (X)

Engineering consulting services 16 .. 6 393 .3 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 25 .......... 4 018 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ........... 5 374 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 104 ... 40 494 1.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 261 .3 (X)

8743 Public relations services 751 . 785 540 100.0 83.4

Public relations services 751 ......... 774 921 98.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 10 164 1.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 455 .1 (X)

NORTH DAKOTA

8741 Management services 26 .... 16 101 100.0 93.4

Other management and

administrative services 26 ......... 15 447 95.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 654 4.1 (X)

OHIO

8741 Management services 707 .... 781 289 100.0 66.8

Construction management

services 212 ...................... 203 073 26.0 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 509 ......... 522 475 66.9 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 14 ............ 11 357 1.5 (X)

Engineering consulting services 16 .. 1 239 .2 (X)

Other consulting services,

including interior design 26 ........ 1 073 .1 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 21 .......... 2 037 .3 (X)

Tax return preparation services 14 ... 822 .1 (X)

Facilities support services 22 ........ 9 139 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ........... 1 199 .2 (X)

Other receipts from customers 67 ... 28 719 3.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 156 (V) (X)

OKLAHOMA

8744 Facilities support

management services 17 ... 15 620 100.0 88.1

Facilities support services 17 ........ 15 444 98.9 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 176 1.1 (X)

SIC

code

Geographic area, kind of

business, and sources of receipts Estab- lishments (number)

Receipts

($1,000)

Receipts from specified line as per- centage

of total

receipts1

Receipts

of establishments

reporting

sources of receipts

as percent of total

receipts

PENNSYLVANIA

8741 Management services 769 .... 1 449 066 100.0 74.4

Construction management

services 159 ...................... 223 489 15.4 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 616 ......... 1 184 134 81.7 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 36 ............ 5 456 .4 (X)

Engineering consulting services 20 .. 10 225 .7 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 15 .......... 726 .1 (X)

Facilities support services 10 ........ 1 073 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 28 ........... 12 689 .9 (X)

Other receipts from customers 64 ... 10 986 .8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 288 (V) (X)

8744 Facilities support

management services 24 ... 36 022 100.0 100.0

Facilities support services 24 ........ 34 833 96.7 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 189 3.3 (X)

RHODE ISLAND

8743 Public relations services 19 . 5 979 100.0 72.8

Public relations services 19 ......... 5 932 99.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 47 .8 (X)

8748 Business consulting

services, n.e.c. 36 .......... 14 132 100.0 84.1

Other consulting services,

including interior design 36 ........ 13 388 94.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 35 ... 738 5.2 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 6 (V) (X)

TENNESSEE

8741 Management services 365 .... 505 855 100.0 79.2

Construction management

services 110 ...................... 41 558 8.2 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 259 ......... 431 967 85.4 (X)

Management consulting, including

operations research 19 ............ 19 023 3.8 (X)

Engineering consulting services 38 .. 2 368 .5 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 14 .......... 1 408 .3 (X)

Other receipts from customers 34 ... 9 024 1.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 507 .1 (X)

8743 Public relations services 63 . 27 494 100.0 100.0

Public relations services 63 ......... 25 956 94.4 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 538 5.6 (X)

8744 Facilities support

management services 30 ... 65 907 100.0 63.4

Facilities support services 30 ........ 65 885 100.0 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 22 (V) (X)

TEXAS

8744 Facilities support

management services 97 ... 247 449 100.0 62.0

Management consulting, including

operations research 4 ............ 1 532 .6 (X)

Facilities support services 97 ........ 244 409 98.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 1 508 .6 (X)

WEST VIRGINIA

8741 Management services 90 .... 73 464 100.0 79.6

Construction management

services 6 ...................... 6 492 8.8 (X)

Other management and

administrative services 85 ......... 62 191 84.7 (X)

Accounting, auditing, and

bookkeeping services 8 .......... 1 223 1.7 (X)

Other receipts from customers 24 ... 3 175 4.3 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 383 .5 (X)

8743 Public relations services 13 . 7 721 100.0 97.0

Public relations services 13 ......... 5 081 65.8 (X)

All other receipts (X) ............... 2 640 34.2 (X)

1Detail may not add to total because of rounding.

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Appendix A.

General Explanation

CENSUS COVERAGE AND METHODOLOGY

Structure and method of enumeration. Firms in the

1992 Census of Service Industries were divided into the

nonmail universe and mail universe. The coverage and the

method of obtaining census information from each follow:

1. The nonmail universe consisted of firms which were

not required to file a regular census return and included:

a. All taxable nonemployers, i.e., all firms subject to

Federal income tax with no paid employees during

1992. Receipts information for these firms was

obtained from administrative records of other Federal agencies. Although consisting of many firms,

nonemployers accounted for less than 10 percent

of total receipts of all establishments covered in the

census.

The census included only those service nonemployer firms which reported a receipts volume of

$1,000 or more during 1992. Establishments exempt

from Federal income tax with no paid employees

were excluded as in previous censuses.

Data for nonemployers are not included in this

report but are provided in a subsequent Nonemployer Statistics report (SC92-N-1).

b. Selected small employers, i.e., single-establishment

firms with payroll below a specified cutoff. (The

term ‘‘employers’’ refers to firms with one or more

paid employees at any time during 1992 as shown

in the active administrative records of other Federal

agencies.) Although the payroll cutoff varied by kind

of business, small employers generally included

firms with less than 10 employees and represented

about 10 percent of total receipts of establishments

covered in the census.

Data on receipts, payroll, and employment for

employer firms below the payroll cutoff were derived

or estimated from administrative records of other

Federal agencies, except for a sample of small

employer firms in classifications for which specialized data requirements precluded reliance solely on

administrative records sources. This sample was

included in the mail universe.

2. The mail universe consisted of firms for which information was obtained by means of a mail canvass and

included:

a. Large employers, i.e., all multiestablishment firms,

and all employer firms above the payroll size cutoff

referred to in section 1b. Within this category, a

report of company organization was conducted

periodically to identify establishment locations of

firms which operated at more than one location and

to obtain information on payroll and mid-March

employment at each location. The 1991 Report of

Company Organization was used as a coverage

check in the census. In the 1992 census, all multiestablishment firms were asked to notify the Census Bureau of any establishments for which a form

was not received. Report forms were subsequently

provided to the firms for these establishments.

b. A sample of small employer firms in classifications

for which specialized data precluded reliance solely

on administrative records sources. These firms

were sent the census mailing packages containing

the appropriate 1992 questionnaire.

Method of classifying kinds of business. The service

industries classifications for all establishments were based

on the Standard Industrial Classification Manual: 19871

(SIC). However, the method of assigning these classifications, and the level of detail at which establishments were

classified, differed between the nonmail and mail universes as follows:

1. The nonmail universe

a. Nonemployers were classified on the basis of information obtained from administrative records of other

Federal agencies.

b. Selected small employers were classified on the

basis of the most current census kind-of-business

classification available from one of the Census

Bureau’s current sample surveys or the 1987 census. Otherwise, the classification was obtained

from administrative records of other Federal agencies.

If the census or administrative record classifications proved inadequate (none corresponded to a

1992 census classification in the detail required for

1

Standard Industrial Classification Manual: 1987. For sale by Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington,

DC 20402. Stock No. 041-001-00314-2.

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employers), the firm was sent a brief inquiry requesting information necessary to assign a 1992 census

kind-of-business code.

2. Establishments in the mail universe were classified on

the basis of their self-designation, answers to questions on receipts by type of service provided, and other

special inquiries.

Method of assigning tax status. For kind-of-business

classifications2 where there were substantial numbers of

taxable and tax-exempt establishments, establishments

were classified based on the Federal income tax filing

requirement for the establishment or organization. This

classification was based primarily on the response to an

inquiry on the census questionnaire. Establishments that

indicated that all or part of their income was exempt from

Federal income tax under provisions of section 501 of the

IRS code were classified as tax-exempt; establishments

indicating no such exemption were classified as taxable.

All government-operated hospitals were classified as taxexempt. For establishments in the nonmail universe, the

tax status classification was based upon the type of tax

return filed by the firm or organization.

For selected kind-of-business classifications3 comprised

primarily of tax-exempt establishments, all establishments

in those classifications were defined as tax-exempt. All

establishments in the remaining kind-of-business classifications (comprised primarily of taxable establishments)

were defined as taxable.

COMPARABILITY OF THE 1987 AND 1992

CENSUSES

The 1987 and 1992 censuses were conducted under

similar conditions and procedures except for the following:

Geographic areas. The boundaries of a number of areas

for which data are shown in the 1992 census are not the

same as in the 1987 census because of annexations; other

boundary changes; and redefinitions of metropolitan statistical areas (MSA’s), primary metropolitan statistical areas

(PMSA’s), and consolidated metropolitan statistical areas

(CMSA’s).4 In addition, data for consolidated cities are

included in the 1992 census.

Data for special economic urban areas (SEUA’s) with

10,000 inhabitants or more in Michigan, Minnesota, New

York, and Wisconsin qualified for publication in the 1992

census. This included townships in Michigan and Minnesota and towns in New York and Wisconsin. However,

Minnesota did not have any townships that met the

population criteria.

Employment. In 1987, employment data withheld to avoid

disclosing data for individual companies were represented

with the symbol ‘‘(D).’’ In 1992, withheld employment data

are represented with symbols that denote employment

size ranges. These symbols are defined in the introductory

text.

Sources of receipts/ revenue. In 1987, data on sources

of receipts/ revenue for selected industries were published

with other industry-specific data in the Miscellaneous

Subjects report (SC87-S-4) of the Subject Series. In 1992,

sources of receipts/ revenue data are presented separately in the Sources of Receipts or Revenue report

(SC92-S-4) of the Subject Series.

Receipts size of nonemployer establishments. In 1987,

data on receipts size of nonemployer establishments were

published in the Miscellaneous Subjects report (SC87-S-4)

of the Subject Series. In 1992, receipts size data of

nonemployer establishments are presented in the Nonemployer Statistics report (SC92-N-1).

SOURCES OF RECEIPTS OR REVENUE

Receipts or revenue line inquiry composition. The line

inquiries on 1992 service questionnaires were tailored to

the kinds of business that would receive them. That is, a

receipt line was listed on a particular report form only if it

accounted for at least 0.1 percent of receipts/ revenue

reported by the kind-of-business categories receiving that

form in 1987.

Because a complete set of receipts/ revenue lines was

not present on any particular service questionnaire, respondents sometimes found that part of their receipts/ revenue

did not fit any available receipts/ revenue line category.

When this occurred, they were asked to report these

receipts on lines for ‘‘all other receipts/ revenue’’ and to

describe the kind of receipts/ revenue represented. Census personnel subsequently attempted to classify these

receipts/ revenues based on the respondent’s description,

and to assign the receipts/ revenue to the appropriate

receipts/ revenue line category. A small percentage of

receipts/ revenue could not be classified and is therefore

summarized in this report in a category called ‘‘all other

receipts.’’

The effect of excluding insignificant receipts/ revenue

lines on particular report forms is an understatement of the

number of establishments handling each receipts line and,

to a lesser extent, the corresponding receipts/ revenue

figure. The magnitude of this understatement for all receipts/

revenue lines combined is indicated, at least in part, by the

data presented for the ‘‘all other receipts’’ category.

Treatment of nonresponse. Reporting was incomplete

or inadequate for establishments representing about 26.5

percent of the total dollar volume of establishments with

payroll. However, receipts/ revenue line data were expanded

2

SIC’s 7032, 792, 7991 pt., 7997, 7999 pt., 8011 pt., 8021 pt., 805,

806, 808, 809, 82, 83, 84 pt., 873 ex. 8733, 874 ex. 8744. 3

SIC’s 7041, 8111 pt., 84 pt., 86, 8733.

4

Newly defined metropolitan areas (MA’s) were announced by the

Office of Management and Budget (OMB) effective June 30, 1993.

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to estimate the receipts/ revenue of all service establishments with payroll. The expansion is based on the premise

that the receipts/ revenue lines data for those establishments not reporting this information are similar to receipts/

revenue lines data for those establishments in the same

kind of business that reported this information. Receipts/

revenue lines data were expanded at the lowest published

level of geography and kind-of-business classification based

on reported data at that level. If there were no reported

receipts/ revenue lines data for a particular combination of

geographic area and kind of business, expansion factors

developed at the United States level were used to produce

an estimate. These estimates for the most detailed level of

geography and kind of business were then summed to

produce higher level geography and kind-of-business estimates.

Coverage. For each table, column 4 presents coverage

percents for each kind of business shown. Coverage

percents indicate the degree to which establishments in

each kind of business acceptably reported receipts/ revenue

lines. Coverage was determined by dividing total receipts/

revenue of establishments reporting acceptable data for

broad lines (whether or not additional detail lines were

reported) by total sales of all establishments classified in

that particular kind of business.

Except when precluded by the census disclosure rules

(see Introduction), data are shown for individual kinds of

business when the dollar volume of reporting coverage

accounts for 60 percent or more of receipts/ revenue after

weighting receipts/ revenue lines of the sample of ‘‘small

employers’’ described in the Census Coverage and Methodology section above.

Measures of sampling variability. Because the receipts/

revenue lines estimates are based in part on a sample,

exact agreement with the results that would be obtained

from a complete census of establishments using the same

enumeration procedure should not be expected. However,

because each establishment’s chance of being selected

for the sample was known, it was possible to estimate the

sampling variability of the estimates made from the sample.

The standard error of the estimate is a measure of the

variability among the estimates from all possible samples

of the same size and design and, thus, is a measure of the

precision with which an estimate from a particular sample

approximates the results of a complete enumeration. The

coefficient of variation (expressed as a percent) is the

standard error of the estimate divided by the value being

estimated. Note that measures of sampling variability, such

as the standard error or coefficient of variation, are estimated from the sample and are also subject to sampling

variability. Tables of coefficients of variation for the broad

and detail line estimates are shown in appendix K and

appendix L.

EXPLANATION OF TERMS

Establishments. An establishment is a single physical

location at which business is conducted. It is not necessarily identical with a company or enterprise, which may

consist of one establishment or more. The count of

establishments in this publication represents the number in

business at the end of the year. A comparison of the

number of establishments in business at the end of the

year versus the number active any time during the year for

the United States as a whole is presented by kind-ofbusiness group in appendix G.

Census of Service Industries figures represent a summary of reports for individual establishments rather than

companies. When a census report was received from a

large employer indicating that business was conducted at

more than one location, each such location was treated as

a separate establishment. Conversely, when administrative records of other Federal agencies were used instead

of a census report or when a company included in the

10-percent sample of small employers reported operations

at more than one location, only one establishment was

tallied in the publications. Consequently, the number of

establishments published in the 1992 Census of Service

Industries is understated.

An attempt was made to measure a part of this understatement by analyzing the 10-percent sample of small

employers. There were 83,733 such service firms subject

to Federal income tax in business at any time during 1992.

Of this number, 74,989 responded to the number of

locations inquiry and reported operations at 77,850 locations. By weighting these variables by a factor of 10 and

assuming that firms in the sample that did not return their

report would respond as those that did report, this sample

representing 865,641 firms would have operated a total of

1,044,247 establishments. Also, there were 5,232 such

service firms exempt from Federal income tax in business

at any time during 1992. Of these, 4,884 responded to the

number of locations inquiry and reported operations at

5,142 locations. By weighting these variables by a factor of

10 and making the same assumption as above, this

sample representing 98,277 firms would have operated a

total of 102,699 establishments.

When two activities or more were carried on at a single

location under a single ownership, all activities generally

were grouped together as a single establishment. The

entire establishment was classified on the basis of its

major activity and all data for it were included in that

classification. However, when distinct and separate economic activities (for which different industry classification

codes were appropriate) were conducted at a single

location under a single ownership, and when conditions

prescribed by the SIC manual for recognizing the existence

of more than one establishment were met, separate establishment reports for each of the different activities were

obtained in the census.

Leased service departments (separately owned businesses operated as departments or concessions of other

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service establishments or of retail businesses, such as a

separately owned shoeshine parlor in a barber shop, or a

beauty shop in a department store) are treated as separate

service establishments for census purposes. Leased retail

departments located in service establishments (e.g., a gift

shop located in a hotel) are considered separate retail

establishments.

Firms. A firm is a business organization or entity consisting of one domestic establishment (location) or more

under common ownership or control. All establishments of

subsidiary firms are included as part of the controlling firm.

For the economic census, the terms ‘‘firm’’ and ‘‘company’’ are synonymous.

Receipts (Basic dollar volume measure for service

establishments of firms subject to Federal income

tax). Includes receipts from customers or clients for services rendered, from the use of facilities, and from merchandise sold during 1992 whether or not payment was

received in 1992, except for health practitioners and legal,

architectural, engineering, and surveying services, which

reported on a cash basis (payments received in 1992

regardless of when services were rendered). Excise taxes

on gasoline, liquor, tobacco, etc., which are paid by the

manufacturer or wholesaler and passed on in the cost of

goods purchased by the service establishment, are also

included. Receipts from leasing of vehicles, equipment,

etc., marketed under operating leases are included in

receipts figures as well as the fair sales value of merchandise marketed in 1992 under capital, finance, or ‘‘full

payout’’ leases. Receipts also include the total value of

service contracts, amounts received for work subcontracted to others, and dues and assessments from members and affiliates.

Receipts are net after deductions for refunds and

allowances for merchandise returned by customers. Receipts

do not include sales, occupancy, admissions, or other

taxes collected from customers and remitted directly by

the firm to a local, State, or Federal tax agency, nor do they

include income from such sources as contributions, gifts,

and grants; dividends, interest, and investments; or sale or

rental of real estate. Also excluded are rents from and

receipts (gross as well as the establishment’s share) of

departments and concessions which are operated by

others; sales of used equipment rented or leased to

customers; commissions from vending machine operators;

and other nonoperating income such as royalties, franchise fees, etc.

Receipts in this report do not include service receipts of

manufacturers, wholesalers, retail establishments, or other

businesses whose primary activity is other than service.

They do, however, include receipts other than from services rendered (e.g., sale of merchandise to individuals or

other businesses) by establishments primarily engaged in

performing services and classified in the service industries.

Revenue (Basic dollar volume measure for firms exempt

from Federal income tax). Includes revenue from customers or clients for services rendered and merchandise

sold during 1992, whether or not payment was received in

1992. Also included are income from interest, dividends,

gross contributions, gifts, grants (whether or not restricted

for use in operations), rents, royalties, dues and assessments from members and affiliates, and receipts from

fundraising activities. Receipts from taxable business activities of firms exempt from Federal income tax (Unrelated

Business Income) are also included in revenue.

Revenue does not include sales, admissions, or other

taxes collected by the organization from customers or

clients and paid directly to a local, State, or Federal tax

agency; income from the sale of real estate, investments,

or other assets (except inventory held for resale); gross

receipts of departments, concessions, etc., that are operated by others; and amounts transferred to operating funds

from capital or reserve funds.

Expenses. Expenses include payroll, employee benefits,

interest, rent, payroll taxes, cost of supplies used for

operation, depreciation expenses, fundraising expenses,

contracted or purchased services, and other expenses

charged to operations during 1992.

Expenses in this report exclude outlays for the purchase

of real estate; construction and all other capital improvements; funds invested; assessments or dues paid to the

parent or other chapters of the same organization; and, for

fundraising organizations, funds transferred to charities

and other organizations.

Annual payroll. Payroll includes all forms of compensation, such as salaries, wages, commissions, bonuses,

vacation allowances, sick-leave pay, employee contributions to qualified pension plans, and the value of payments

in kind (e.g., free meals and lodgings) paid during the year

to all employees. Tips and gratuities received by employees from patrons and reported to employers are included.

For corporations, payroll includes amounts paid to officers

and executives; for unincorporated businesses, it does not

include profit or other compensation of proprietors or

partners. Payroll is reported before deductions for social

security, income tax, insurance, union dues, etc. This

definition of payroll is the same as that used by the Internal

Revenue Service (IRS) on form 941.

First-quarter payroll. This item consists of payroll, as

defined above, paid to persons employed at any time

during the quarter January to March 1992.

Paid employees for pay period including March 12.

Paid employees consist of the full- and part-time employees, including salaried officers and executives of corporations, who were on the payroll during the pay period

including March 12. Included are employees on paid sick

leave, paid holidays, and paid vacations; not included are

proprietors and partners of unincorporated businesses.

The definition of paid employees is the same as that used

on IRS form 941.

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Auxiliary establishments. Each company included in this

census was asked to identify and separately report auxiliary locations whose primary functions were to manage,

administer, service, or support the activities of the other

establishments of the company. Data presented in this

report do not include auxiliary establishments. Data for

auxiliaries are presented in a subsequent report issued as

part of the 1992 Enterprise Statistics reports.

KIND-OF-BUSINESS CLASSIFICATIONS

Services, as defined in Division I of the 1987 Standard

Industrial Classification (SIC) manual, includes establishments primarily engaged in rendering a wide variety of

services to individuals, business and government establishments, and other organizations.

Establishments covered by the census were assigned

kind-of-business classifications according to the industry

classifications defined in the 1987 SIC manual. When a

more detailed classification than defined in the SIC manual

was needed, additional kinds of business were identified

within an SIC industry.

The basis for a kind-of-business classification is described

above in Method of Classifying Kinds of Business. Descriptions of those kinds of business for which data are

provided in this report follow.

Hotels, Rooming Houses, Camps, and Other

Lodging Places (SIC Major Group 70)

This group includes establishments engaged in providing lodging, or lodging and meals, and camping facilities.

Hotels which provide accommodations for permanent residents (e.g., apartment hotels) and residential mobile home

parks are classified in Real Estate, Major Group 65.

Hotels and motels (SIC 7011). Commercial establishments, known to the public as hotels, motor hotels, motels,

or tourist courts, primarily engaged in providing lodging, or

lodging and meals.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Hotels, 25 guestrooms or more.

2. Hotels, less than 25 guestrooms.

3. Motels, tourist courts.

4. Motor hotels.

The classification of individual establishments into hotels,

motor hotels, and motels and tourist courts was based

primarily on the respondents’ self-designation.

Rooming and boarding houses (SIC 702). Establishments renting rooms, with or without board, on a fee basis.

Homes for the elderly, for children, and for the handicapped that provide additional services, other than nursing

care, are classified in Industry 8361, and homes that

provide nursing and/ or health-related care are classified in

Industry Group 805. Rooming and boarding houses operated by membership organizations for their members only

are classified in Industry 7041.

Sporting and recreational camps (SIC 7032). Sporting

and recreational camps providing lodging and meals, or

lodging only. Included are children’s camps, fishing camps,

hunting camps, and dude ranches. Day camps and sports

instructional camps, such as baseball, basketball, or football camps, are classified in Industry 7999.

Recreational vehicle parks and campsites (SIC 7033).

Establishments providing overnight or short-term sites for

recreational vehicles, trailers, campers, or tents. Residential trailer and mobile home parks are classified in Real

Estate, Major Group 65.

Organization hotels and lodging houses, on membership basis (SIC 704). Lodging houses and hotels operated by membership organizations for the benefit of their

members and guests, and not open to the general public.

Hotels operated by such organizations but open to the

public are classified in Industry 7011. Residential homes

for the elderly and others in need of residential, social, and

personal care are classified in Industry 8361.

Personal Services (SIC Major Group 72)

This group includes establishments primarily engaged in

providing services generally to individuals, such as barber

and beauty shops, drycleaning plants, laundries, and photographic studios. For establishments classified in Industry

Group 721, collecting and distributing units (branch outlets,

pickup stations, terminals, or depots) owned and operated

by a firm which does its own laundry work are not classified

as separate establishments. Data for these units are

merged with data for the plant where the work is done.

Power laundries, family and commercial (SIC 7211).

Establishments primarily engaged in operating mechanical

laundries with steam or other power. Excluded are establishments which have power laundry equipment but which

are primarily engaged in a specialty, such as industrial

laundering, linen rental, or diaper service. These establishments are classified in other categories within Industry

Group 721. Independently owned agencies for laundry

plants are classified in Industry 7212. Laundries using

small power equipment of household type are classified in

Industry 7219.

Garment pressing, and agents for laundries and drycleaners (SIC 7212). Establishments primarily engaged in

providing laundry and drycleaning services but which have

the laundry and/ or drycleaning work done by others.

Establishments in this industry may do their own pressing

or finishing work. Independently owned collecting and

distributing agencies serving drycleaning plants or power

laundries are included in this classification.

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Linen supply (SIC 7213). Establishments primarily engaged

in supplying, on a rental basis, such laundered items as

uniforms, aprons, table covers, bed linens, and towels.

Establishments included in this classification may or may

not operate their own laundry facilities.

Coin-operated laundries and drycleaning (SIC 7215).

Establishments primarily engaged in the operation of coinoperated or similar self-service laundry and/ or drycleaning

equipment. Included are establishments known as laundromats, launderettes, self-service drycleaners, etc. Establishments which operate such machinery in apartment

houses, dormitories, and similar locations are included.

Establishments which rent such machinery (e.g., to apartment houses) are classified in Industry 7359.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Coin-operated laundries and drycleaning stores.

2. Coin-operated laundry routes.

Drycleaning plants, except rug cleaning (SIC 7216).

Establishments primarily engaged in drycleaning or dyeing

apparel and household fabrics other than rugs. Establishments primarily engaged in cleaning rugs are classified in

Industry 7217. Independently owned agencies for cleaning

plants are classified in Industry 7212. Establishments

known as ‘‘tailor shops’’ or ‘‘cleaners’’ are included in this

classification only if they do their own cleaning. Establishments primarily engaged in dyeing fabrics for the trade are

classified in Manufacturing, Major Group 22.

Carpet and upholstery cleaning (SIC 7217). Establishments primarily engaged in cleaning carpets and upholstered furniture. Establishments primarily engaged in rug

repair are classified in Industry 7699, those primarily

engaged in reupholstering and repairing furniture are classified in Industry 7641, and those primarily engaged in

building cleaning are classified in Industry 7349.

Industrial launderers (SIC 7218). Establishments primarily engaged in supplying laundered or drycleaned work

uniforms, wiping towels, protective apparel (gloves, flame

resistant clothing, etc.), dust control items (treated mats or

rugs, mops, cloths, etc.), and similar items to industrial,

commercial, and government users. These items may

belong to the industrial launderers and be supplied to

users on a rental basis, or they may belong to the

customers. Establishments included in this industry may or

may not operate their own laundry or drycleaning facilities.

Laundry and garment services, n.e.c. (SIC 7219). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing other laundry

services, including repair, alteration, and storage of clothes

for individuals; diaper service; and hand laundries. Custom

tailors, dressmakers, and fur shops making fur apparel to

custom order are classified in Retail Trade.

Photographic studios, portrait (SIC 722). Establishments

primarily engaged in still or video portrait photography for

the general public. Included in this classification are school,

home, and transient portrait photographers. Establishments primarily engaged in commercial photography are

classified in Industry 7335; those primarily engaged in

video tape production other than portrait are classified in

Industry 7812; and those primarily engaged in film developing and/ or print processing for the trade or for the

general public are classified in Industry 7384.

Beauty shops (SIC 723). Establishments primarily engaged

in providing beauty services or both beauty and barber

services. Beauty and cosmetology schools are also included.

Beauty shop concessions (owned and operated by concessionaires) in hotels, department stores, etc., are classified in this industry and treated as separate establishments. However, beauty shops owned by and operated as

part of other businesses (e.g., hotels, department stores)

are considered part of the main establishment.

Barber shops (SIC 724). Establishments primarily engaged

in providing barber and men’s hair styling services. Barber

colleges are also included. Barber shop concessions (owned

and operated by concessionaires) in hotels, department

stores, etc., are classified in this industry and treated as

separate establishments. However, barber shops owned

by and operated as part of other businesses (e.g., hotels,

department stores) are considered part of the main establishment.

Shoe repair shops and shoeshine parlors (SIC 725).

Establishments primarily engaged in repairing footwear or

shining shoes. Also included are establishments engaged

in cleaning and blocking hats. Shoe repair and shoeshine

departments (owned and operated by concessionaires) in

hotels, department stores, etc., are classified in this industry and treated as separate establishments. However,

shoe repair shops and shoeshine parlors owned and

operated as part of other businesses (e.g., hotels, department stores) are considered part of the main establishment.

Funeral service and crematories (SIC 726). Establishments primarily engaged in preparing the dead for burial,

conducting funerals, and cremating the dead. Receipts

include sales of funeral merchandise, such as caskets and

burial clothing, and other services provided directly by the

establishments. Also included in the receipts are reimbursements for cash advances made to other establishments for

funeral-related merchandise sales and services, such as

flowers. Cemeteries, and crematories operated in conjunction with cemeteries, are classified in Real Estate, Industry

6553; crematories and burial services for pets are classified in Agriculture, Industry 0752.

Tax return preparation services (SIC 7291). Establishments primarily engaged in providing tax return preparation services without also providing accounting, auditing,

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or bookkeeping services. Establishments providing tax

return preparation services which also provide accounting,

auditing, or bookkeeping services are classified in Industry

8721. Tax return preparation services (owned and operated by concessionaires) in department stores, etc., are

classified in this industry and treated as separate establishments. However, tax return preparation services owned

and operated as part of other businesses are considered

part of the main establishment.

Miscellaneous personal services, n.e.c. (SIC 7299).

Establishments primarily engaged in providing personal

services, not elsewhere classified, such as saunas; steam

and Turkish baths; costume and formal wear rental; operation of coin-operated personal service machines, such as

weighing machines, public lockers (except cold storage),

pay toilets, etc.; checkroom concessions; dating service;

diet or weight reducing workshops; and tanning salons.

Establishments operating coin-operated amusement machines,

such as pinball machines and juke boxes, are classified in

Industry 7993. The operation of physical fitness facilities,

including health fitness spas and reducing salons, is

classified in Major Group 70 if lodging is also provided and

in Industry 7991 if lodging is not provided.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Massage parlors, tanning salons, and saunas.

2. Diet and weight reducing services.

3. Formal wear rental.

4. Other personal services, n.e.c.

Business Services (SIC Major Group 73)

This group includes establishments primarily engaged in

providing services, not elsewhere classified, to business

establishments on a contract or fee basis.

Advertising agencies (SIC 7311). Establishments primarily engaged in preparing advertising (writing copy,

artwork, graphics, and other creative work) and placing

such advertising in periodicals, newspapers, radio, television, or other advertising media for clients on a contract or

fee basis. Establishments which place advertising with

media but perform no creative services (media buying

services) are classified in Industry 7319. Establishments

which write advertising copy but do not place the advertising with media are classified in Industry 8999. Establishments which provide commercial art, graphics, or other

creative advertising services but do not place the advertising with media are classified in Industry Group 733.

Establishments which solicit advertising for nonaffiliated

radio, television, newspapers, or magazines are classified

in Industry 7313.

Outdoor advertising services (SIC 7312). Establishments primarily engaged in the preparation of poster

displays and painted and electric displays on billboards,

panels, bulletins, and frames, principally outdoors. Such

establishments may (as incidental services) construct,

repair, and maintain display boards and may post advertisements. Sign painting shops are classified in Industry

7389. Shops which make neon signs to order are classified

in Manufacturing. Establishments primarily engaged in

erecting signs are classified in Construction.

Radio, television, and publishers’ advertising representatives (SIC 7313). Establishments primarily engaged in

soliciting advertising on a contract or fee basis for (nonaffiliated) newspapers, magazines, and other publications, or

for radio and television stations. Advertising sales offices

operated by the media are classified as auxiliaries.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Radio and television advertising representatives.

2. Publishers’ advertising representatives.

Advertising, n.e.c. (SIC 7319). Establishments primarily

engaged in furnishing advertising services, not elsewhere

classified, such as handbill distribution, distribution of

samples, and transit advertising. Establishments which

provide commercial art, graphics, or other creative advertising services but do not place the advertising with the

media, are classified in Industry Group 733. Establishments primarily engaged in direct mail advertising, compiling and selling mailing lists, and related services are

classified in Industry 7331.

Adjustment and collection services (SIC 7322). Establishments primarily engaged in the collection or adjustment

of claims other than insurance. Establishments providing

insurance adjustment services are classified in Insurance,

Major Group 64. Establishments providing debt counseling

or adjustment services for individuals are classified in

Industry 7299. Centralized charge services are classified in

Finance, Major Group 61.

Credit reporting services (SIC 7323). Establishments

primarily engaged in providing mercantile and consumer

credit reporting services. Establishments primarily engaged

in conducting personal investigations (background) and

preparing reports for insurance companies and other business firms are classified in Industry 7389.

Direct mail advertising services (SIC 7331). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing direct mail advertising services, such as creating, producing, and mailing

direct mail advertising. This industry also includes establishments primarily engaged in compiling and selling mailing lists. Establishments primarily engaged in reproducing

direct mail copy to order but also providing other direct mail

advertising services are classified in Manufacturing if they

print the copy, and in Industry 7334 if they duplicate the

copy by photocopying or similar reproduction methods.

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For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Mailing list compilers, brokers, and managers.

2. Direct mail advertising services, except mailing list

services.

Photocopying and duplicating services (SIC 7334).

Establishments primarily engaged in reproducing text, drawings, plans, maps, or other copy by blueprinting, photocopying, mimeographing, or other methods of duplication

other than printing or microfilming. Printing, including ‘‘quick

printing,’’ is classified in Manufacturing, and microfilming is

classified in Industry 7389.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Blueprinting and photocopying services.

2. Duplicating services, except printing and photocopying.

Commercial photography (SIC 7335). Establishments

engaged in providing commercial photography services for

advertising agencies, publishers, and other business and

industrial users. Establishments engaged in still and video

portrait photography are classified in Industry 7221, and

those primarily engaged in mapmaking are classified in

Industry 7389. Establishments primarily engaged in medical photography are classified in Industry 8099. Establishments primarily engaged in producing commercial video

tape or films are classified in Industry 7812.

Commercial art and graphic design (SIC 7336). Establishments primarily engaged in providing commercial art or

graphic design services for advertising agencies, publishers, and other business and industrial users. Producers of

still and slide films are classified here. Establishments

primarily engaged in art, except commercial and medical

art, are classified in Industry 8999; those engaged in

medical art are classified in Industry 8099; and those

providing drafting services are classified in Industry 7389.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Commercial art.

2. Graphic arts and related design.

Secretarial and court reporting services (SIC 7338).

Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing secretarial,

typing, word processing, resume writing, and court reporting services.

Disinfecting and pest control services (SIC 7342).

Establishments primarily engaged in providing disinfection

and termite, insect, rodent, and other pest control generally in dwellings or other buildings. Establishments primarily engaged in pest control for lawns or agricultural production are classified in Agriculture.

Building cleaning and maintenance services, n.e.c.

(SIC 7349). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing building cleaning and maintenance services, not elsewhere classified, such as window cleaning, janitorial services, floor waxing, and office cleaning. General contractors

and special trade contractors primarily engaged in building

repair work, cleaning building exteriors by sand or steam

blasting, or cleaning up after construction are classified in

Construction.

Medical equipment rental and leasing (SIC 7352). Establishments primarily engaged in renting or leasing (except

finance leasing) medical equipment. These establishments

may also sell medical supplies, but establishments primarily engaged in selling medical supplies are classified in

Wholesale or Retail Trade. Establishments primarily engaged

in finance leasing are classified in Finance, Industry 6159.

Heavy construction equipment rental and leasing (SIC

7353). Establishments primarily engaged in renting or

leasing (except finance leasing) heavy construction equipment, with or without operators. Establishments primarily

engaged in finance leasing are classified in Finance,

Industry 6159.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Rental and leasing of heavy construction equipment

without operators.

2. Rental and leasing of heavy construction equipment

with operators.

Equipment rental and leasing, n.e.c. (SIC 7359). Establishments primarily engaged in renting or leasing (except

finance leasing) equipment, not elsewhere classified, such

as tools, furniture, industrial equipment (except heavy

construction), televisions, appliances, party supplies, etc.

Establishments primarily engaged in finance leasing are

classified in Finance, Industry 6159.

Establishments renting or leasing automobiles and trucks

without drivers are classified in Industry Group 751; those

renting with drivers, in Transportation. Establishments renting (or leasing) medical equipment are classified in Industry 7352; video tapes and cassettes, in Industry 7841;

amusement and recreation items, such as bicycles, beach

chairs, etc., in Industry 7999; personal items, such as

formal wear, lockers (other than refrigerated), and pillows,

in Industry 7299; commercial boats, in Water Transportation, Major Group 44. Direct leasing of machinery or

equipment by the manufacturer is classified in Manufacturing or Wholesale Trade. Establishments primarily leasing

computer time, including time-sharing services, are classified in Industry 7374; and those renting or leasing computers or data processing equipment, in Industry 7377.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Equipment rental, except rent-to-own.

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2. Equipment leasing, except finance leasing.

3. Rent-to-own.

Employment agencies (SIC 7361). Establishments primarily engaged in providing placement and employment

services for employers or those seeking employment.

Modeling agencies and nurses’ registries are included.

Theatrical employment agencies are classified in Industry

7922; motion picture casting bureaus, in Industry 7819;

and establishments engaged in furnishing help to other

businesses, in Industry 7363.

Help supply services (SIC 7363). Establishments primarily engaged in supplying temporary or continuing help

(except agricultural) to other businesses on a contract or

fee basis. The help supplied is on the payroll of the

supplying establishment but is under the direct or general

supervision of the business to whom the help is furnished.

Establishments primarily engaged in providing placement

and employment services are classified in Industry 7361.

Establishments which provide both management and staff

to operate a business are classified according to the type

of activity of the business. Establishments primarily engaged

in furnishing personnel to perform a range of services in

support of the operation of other establishments are

classified in Industry 8744. Farm labor supply is classified

in Agriculture, Industry 0761.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Temporary help supply.

2. Employee leasing.

3. Other help supply services.

Computer programming services (SIC 7371). Establishments primarily engaged in providing custom computer

programming services on a contract or fee basis. These

establishments often perform a variety of additional services, such as computer software design and analysis,

modification of existing software, and training in the use of

custom software. Establishments primarily engaged in the

development and marketing of prepackaged software are

classified in Industry 7372. Computer processing services

are classified in Industry 7374.

Prepackaged software (SIC 7372). Establishments primarily engaged in designing and developing prepackaged

software, including operating, utility, and applications programs. These establishments may also prepare software

documentation for the user, install software for the user,

and train the user in the use of the software. Establishments primarily engaged in buying and selling prepackaged software are classified in Wholesale or Retail Trade.

Custom computer software services, including computer

code authors, are classified in Industry 7371.

Computer integrated systems (SIC 7373). Establishments primarily engaged in developing or modifying computer software and packaging or bundling the software

with hardware (computers and peripheral equipment) to

create an integrated system for specific application. These

establishments are involved in all phases of systems

development, from design through installation. Establishments primarily engaged in buying and selling computer

software and/ or hardware are classified in Wholesale or

Retail Trade, and establishments primarily engaged in

manufacturing computers and/ or peripheral equipment are

classified in Manufacturing.

Computer processing and data preparation and processing services (SIC 7374). Establishments primarily

engaged in providing computer processing and data preparation services. Service may consist of complete processing and preparation of reports from data supplied by the

customer, or it may be specialized, such as data entry or

making data processing equipment available on an hourly

or time-sharing basis.

Information retrieval services (SIC 7375). Establishments primarily engaged in providing on-line information

retrieval services on a contract or fee basis. The information generally involves a range of subjects and is taken

from other primary sources. Establishments which collect

and originate the data are classified in the industry associated with that activity.

Computer facilities management services (SIC 7376).

Establishments primarily engaged in providing on-site management and operation of computer and data processing

facilities on a contract or fee basis. Establishments primarily engaged in providing computer and data processing at

their own facilities are classified in Industry 7374.

Computer rental and leasing (SIC 7377). Establishments

primarily engaged in renting or leasing (except finance)

computers and related data processing equipment on the

customers’ site, whether or not also providing maintenance or support services. Establishments primarily engaged

in both manufacturing and leasing computers and related

data processing equipment are classified in Division D,

Manufacturing, and separate establishments owned by the

manufacturer and primarily engaged in leasing are classified in Wholesale Trade. Establishments primarily engaged

in finance leasing of computers and related data processing equipment are classified in Finance, Industry 6159, and

those primarily engaged in leasing computer time are

classified in Industry 7374.

Computer maintenance and repair (SIC 7378). Establishments primarily engaged in the maintenance and repair

of computers and computer peripheral equipment.

Computer related services, n.e.c. (SIC 7379). Establishments primarily engaged in providing computer related

services, not elsewhere classified, such as computer consulting, disk and diskette conversion, and tape recertification.

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For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Computer consultants.

2. Miscellaneous computer services, n.e.c.

Detective, guard, and armored car services (SIC 7381).

Establishments primarily engaged in providing detective,

guard, and armored car services. Fingerprint service, polygraph service, and rental of dogs for protective service are

included in this classification.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Detective agencies and guard services.

2. Armored car services.

Security systems services (SIC 7382). Establishments

primarily engaged in monitoring and maintaining security

systems devices, such as burglar and fire alarms. These

establishments may also sell, lease, and/ or install the

security systems which they monitor and maintain. Establishments primarily engaged in the sales and installation, or

installation only, of such devices are classified in Construction, Industry 1731.

News syndicates (SIC 7383). Establishments primarily

engaged in providing news, pictures, features, and news

reporting services to newspapers and periodicals. Separate establishments of newspaper and periodical publishers which are engaged in gathering news are classified as

auxiliaries.

Photofinishing laboratories (SIC 7384). Establishments

primarily engaged in developing film and photographic

prints and enlargements. Data for retail outlets (kiosks),

which are owned and operated by photofinishing laboratories for the pickup and delivery of film, are merged with

data for the laboratory which owns them and are not

treated as separate establishments. Establishments primarily engaged in processing motion picture and video film

for the motion picture and television industries are classified in Industry 7819.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Photofinishing laboratories, except ‘‘one-hour’’ (mini)

labs.

2. ‘‘One-hour’’ (mini) photofinishing.

Business services, n.e.c. (SIC 7389). Establishments

primarily engaged in furnishing business services, not

elsewhere classified, such as auctioneers’ establishments

(service only), business brokers, drafting service, independent lecture bureaus, inspection service, printing brokers,

notaries public, and shop window decoration or trimming,

on a commission or fee basis.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Sign painting shops. Establishments primarily engaged

in making signs to individual order or in doing office

door and window lettering. Establishments primarily

engaged in making signs other than on a custom basis

and neon sign manufacturers are classified in Manufacturing.

2. Interior designing. Establishments primarily engaged in

advising clients on the selection of furniture, draperies,

rugs, and other interior decorations on a commission

or fee basis. Establishments providing interior designing service but primarily engaged in the sale of merchandise, are not included. Painting and papering

contractors who frequently call themselves ‘‘interior

decorators’’ are classified in Construction.

3. Telephone answering services. Establishments primarily engaged in transmitting telephone messages to

their clients. Paging services are classified in Communications.

4. Water softening and conditioning services. Establishments primarily engaged in softening water by chemical treatment or other methods.

5. Packaging and labeling services. Establishments primarily engaged in packaging and labeling products, on

a contract or fee basis, in packages or other containers normally intended for retail distribution. Companies

primarily engaged in packing, crating, and otherwise

preparing goods for shipping are classified in Transportation.

6. Trading stamp services. Establishments primarily engaged

in selling trading stamps or merchandise coupons to

merchants. The redemption stores of trading stamp

companies are classified as auxiliary to this industry.

7. Convention and trade show services. Establishments

primarily engaged in providing a variety of services to

conventions and trade shows on a contract or fee

basis, including decoration services, registration

services, promotion, and other administrative

functions.

8. Private mail centers. Establishments primarily engaged

in providing mailbox rental and other postal and mailing (except advertising) services. In addition, establishments may provide typing, photocopying, and FAX

services, and may sell office supplies.

9. Miscellaneous business services, n.e.c. Establishments

primarily engaged in furnishing business services, not

elsewhere classified.

Automotive Repair, Services, and Parking

(SIC Major Group 75)

This group includes establishments primarily engaged in

furnishing automotive repair, rental, leasing, parking, and

other services. Similar facilities owned and operated by

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concerns for their own use and not available to the general

public are treated as auxiliary establishments of those

concerns and are not included here. Automotive repair

shops operated by establishments engaged in the sale of

new automobiles are classified in Retail Trade, as are

those operated by gasoline service stations (where sales

of merchandise (including fuel) exceed repair receipts).

Automobile driving instruction is classified in Industry

8299.

Truck rental and leasing, without drivers (SIC 7513).

Establishments primarily engaged in short-term rental or

extended-term leasing (with or without maintenance) of

trucks, truck tractors, or semitrailers without drivers. Establishments primarily engaged in renting or leasing, except

finance leasing, of industrial trucks are classified in Industry 7359; those renting or leasing trucks with drivers are

classified in Transportation, Industry Group 421; and those

renting or leasing heavy construction and earth moving

equipment are classified in Industry 7353. Establishments

primarily engaged in finance leasing are classified in

Finance, Major Group 61.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Truck rental, without drivers.

2. Truck leasing, except finance leasing.

Passenger car rental (SIC 7514). Establishments primarily engaged in short-term rental of passenger cars without

drivers. Data for separate automotive rental offices or

concessions (e.g., airport locations) in the same metropolitan area, for which a common fleet of cars is maintained,

are merged and not considered as separate establishments. Establishments primarily engaged in renting automobiles with drivers are classified in Transportation, Industry 4119.

Passenger car leasing (SIC 7515). Establishments primarily engaged in extended-term leasing of passenger

cars without drivers. These establishments may or may not

provide maintenance of vehicles as part of the lease

contract. Establishments primarily engaged in renting automobiles with drivers are classified in Transportation, Industry 4119. Establishments primarily engaged in finance

leasing are classified in Finance, Major Group 61.

Utility trailer and recreational vehicle rental (SIC 7519).

Establishments primarily engaged in daily or extendedterm rental of utility trailers and recreational vehicles.

Establishments primarily engaged in renting motorcycles,

bicycles, golf carts, gocarts, or recreational boats are

classified in Industry 7999, and those engaged in renting

airplanes are classified in Industry 7359. Establishments

primarily engaged in the rental of mobile homes on site are

classified in Real Estate, Industry 6515.

Automobile parking (SIC 7521). Establishments primarily engaged in the temporary parking of automobiles usually on an hourly, daily, or monthly contract or fee basis.

Excluded are municipal parking lots and lots operated by

establishments or institutions primarily engaged in other

activities (e.g., department stores, hospitals, restaurants).

Valet parking is classified in Industry 7299. Establishments

primarily engaged in extended or dead storage of automobiles are classified in Transportation, Industry 4226.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Parking lots.

2. Parking structures.

Top, body, and upholstery repair shops and paint

shops (SIC 7532). Establishments primarily engaged in

the repair of automotive tops, bodies, and interiors, or

automotive painting and refinishing. Also included in the

industry are establishments primarily engaged in customizing automobiles, trucks, and vans, except on a factory

basis. Those engaged in customizing automobiles, trucks,

and vans on a factory basis are classified in Manufacturing,

Industry Group 371.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Top and body repair shops.

2. Paint shops.

Automotive exhaust system repair shops (SIC 7533).

Establishments primarily engaged in the installation, repair,

or sale and installation of automotive exhaust systems.

The sale of mufflers, tailpipes, and catalytic converters is

considered to be incidental to the installation of these

products.

Tire retreading and repair shops (SIC 7534). Establishments primarily engaged in repairing and retreading

automotive tires. Establishments classified here may either

retread customers’ tires or retread tires for sale or exchange

to the user or the trade.

Automotive glass replacement shops (SIC 7536). Establishments primarily engaged in the installation, repair, or

sale and installation of automotive glass. The sale of the

glass is considered incidental to the replacement.

Automotive transmission repair shops (SIC 7537). Establishments primarily engaged in the installation, repair, or

sale and installation of automotive transmissions. The sale

of transmissions and related parts is considered incidental

to transmission installation or repair.

General automotive repair shops (SIC 7538). Establishments primarily engaged in general automotive repair,

such as engine repair shops (except industrial truck engines),

general repair and service garages, and diesel engine

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repair shops. Establishments primarily engaged in specialized repair of individual engine components, not elsewhere

classified, are classified in Industry 7539. Establishments

primarily engaged in repair of motorcycles are classified in

Industry 7699.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. General automotive repair shops, except diesel.

2. Diesel repair shops.

Automotive repair shops, n.e.c. (SIC 7539). Establishments primarily engaged in specialized automotive repair,

not elsewhere classified, such as fuel service (carburetor

repair), brake relining, front-end and wheel alignment, and

radiator repair. Establishments primarily engaged in automotive welding are classified in Industry 7692.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Radiator repair.

2. Brake, front end, and wheel alignment.

3. Carburetor repair shops.

4. Automotive electrical repair shops.

5. Other automotive repair shops, n.e.c. Establishments

primarily engaged in specialized automotive repairs,

not elsewhere classified, such as frame repair, piston

ring service and repair, speedometer repair, and heater

and air-conditioning repair.

Carwashes (SIC 7542). Establishments primarily engaged

in washing, waxing, and polishing motor vehicles or furnishing facilities for the self-service washing of motor

vehicles.

Automotive services, except repair and carwashes

(SIC 7549). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing automotive services, except repair and carwashes,

such as lubricating service, towing service, diagnostic

service, undercoating service, and inspection service.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Lubrication shops.

2. Towing services.

3. Other automotive services, n.e.c.

Miscellaneous Repair Services

(SIC Major Group 76)

This group includes establishments primarily engaged in

miscellaneous repair services, not elsewhere classified.

Repair departments of retail dealers or manufacturers are

not included unless operated as separate establishments

and reported as such. This group does not include some

repair services of which the more important are: repair to

structures (classified in Construction); garment and shoe

repair (classified in Major Group 72); automotive repair

services (classified in Major Group 75); electronic computer and computer peripheral equipment repair services

(classified in Industry 7378); ship and boat repair (classified in Manufacturing); and railroad repair (classified in

Manufacturing).

Radio and television repair shops (SIC 7622). Establishments primarily engaged in repairing radios, televisions,

phonographs, stereo equipment, and tape recorders. Also

included are establishments engaged in installing and

repairing television, amateur, and citizens’ band antennas,

and those engaged in installing and servicing similar

equipment in homes, offices, boats, automobiles, or other

vehicles. Establishments primarily engaged in installation,

repair, or maintenance of radio and television broadcast

transmitting antennas and towers are classified in Construction. Repair departments of radio and television dealers are not included here unless operated and reported as

separate establishments.

Refrigeration and air-conditioning service and repair

shops (SIC 7623). Establishments primarily engaged in

servicing and repairing household and commercial electrical refrigerators and air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment. Establishments primarily engaged in servicing and

repairing gas refrigeration equipment are classified in

Industry 7699, and those repairing automotive air-conditioning

equipment are classified in Industry 7539. Establishments

primarily engaged in installing refrigeration and air-conditioning

systems are classified in Construction.

Electrical and electronic repair shops, n.e.c. (SIC 7629).

Establishments primarily engaged in servicing and repairing electrical and electronic equipment, not elsewhere

classified, such as electrical household appliances (washing machines, vacuum cleaners, irons, toasters, etc.) and

electrical and electronic industrial equipment. Electrical

contractors and electrical shops engaged primarily in

house wiring are included in Construction, Industry 1731.

The repair of electric motors is classified in Industry 7694.

Repair of electronic computers and computer peripheral

equipment is classified in Industry 7378.

Watch, clock, and jewelry repair (SIC 763). Establishments primarily engaged in the repair of watches,

clocks, or jewelry. Establishments primarily engaged in

assembling watches from purchased parts are classified in

Manufacturing, Industry 3873.

Reupholstery and furniture repair (SIC 764). Establishments primarily engaged in furniture reupholstery and

repair. Establishments primarily engaged in selling upholstery materials, making slipcovers and draperies to order,

or in upholstering new frames to individual order are

classified in Retail Trade, as are establishments making

furniture and cabinets on a custom basis.

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Welding repair (SIC 7692). Establishments primarily engaged

in repair work by welding, including automotive welding.

Welding in connection with the manufacture of a product is

classified in Manufacturing. Welding contractors doing

welding work at construction sites are classified in Construction, Industry 1799.

Armature rewinding shops (SIC 7694). Establishments

primarily engaged in rewinding armatures and rebuilding or

repairing electric motors. Establishments classified here

may either repair customers’ equipment or repair their own

equipment for sale or exchange to users or to the trade.

Establishments primarily engaged in the repair of electrical

appliances are classified in Industry 7629.

Repair shops and related services, n.e.c. (SIC 7699).

Establishments primarily engaged in specialized repair

services, not elsewhere classified, such as farm machinery

and equipment repair; lawnmower, saw, knife, and tool

sharpening and repair; bicycle repair; lock and gun repair;

musical instrument repair; and the repair of typewriters.

Repair services which involve primarily electrical or electronic equipment or components are classified in Industry

7629; however, primarily mechanical repair of electrically

powered equipment, such as electric sewing machine

repair, is included here.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Farm machinery and equipment repair.

2. Lawnmower and other small gasoline engine repair.

Establishments primarily engaged in saw, knife, and

tool sharpening are also included here.

3. Sewer and septic tank cleaning services. Establishments primarily engaged in cleaning or repairing sewers and septic tanks. Establishments which install

septic tanks are classified in Construction.

4. Other repair and related services, n.e.c. Establishments primarily engaged in specialized repair services,

not elsewhere classified, such as aircraft flight instrument repair (except electrical), blacksmith shops, bicycle

repair, boiler repair, photographic equipment repair,

dental instrument repair, furnace and chimney cleaning, gunsmith shops, key duplicating shops, motorcycle repair, musical instrument tuning and repair,

taxidermists, typewriter repair, umbrella repair, and

venetian blind repair.

Motion Pictures (SIC Major Group 78)

This group includes establishments producing and distributing motion pictures, exhibiting motion pictures in

commercially operated theaters, and furnishing services to

the motion picture industry. The term ‘‘motion pictures’’

includes similar productions for television or other media

using film, tape, or other means.

Motion picture and video tape production (SIC 7812).

Establishments primarily engaged in the production of

theatrical and nontheatrical motion pictures and video

tapes for exhibition or sale. Establishments engaged in

both production and distribution of motion pictures are

included here, as well as those engaged in the production

of educational, industrial, and religious films. Establishments primarily engaged in motion picture and video tape

reproduction are classified in Industry 7819.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Motion picture production, except for television.

2. Motion picture and tape production for television.

Services allied to motion picture production (SIC 7819).

Establishments primarily engaged in performing auxiliary

services to motion picture production, such as motion

picture film processing, editing, and titling. Also included

are casting bureaus, wardrobe and studio property rental,

rental and repair of cameras and other motion picture

equipment, stock footage film libraries, and television tape

services (editing, transfers, etc.).

Motion picture and video tape distribution (SIC 7822).

Establishments primarily engaged in the distribution (rental

or sale) of theatrical and nontheatrical motion picture films

or in the distribution of video tapes and disks, except to the

general public. Establishments engaged in both distribution and production are classified in Industry 7812. Establishments primarily engaged in renting video tapes and

disks to the general public are classified in Industry 7841,

and those engaged in the sale of video tape and disks to

individuals for personal or household use are classified in

Retail Trade, Industry 5735.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Motion picture film exchanges.

2. Film and tape distribution for television.

3. Video tape wholesalers.

Services allied to motion picture distribution (SIC

7829). Establishments primarily engaged in performing

auxiliary services to motion picture distribution, such as

film delivery service, film purchasing and booking agencies, and film libraries.

Motion picture theaters, except drive-in (SIC 7832).

Commercially operated theaters primarily engaged in the

indoor exhibition of motion pictures.

Drive-in motion picture theaters (SIC 7833). Commercially operated theaters, commonly known as drive-in

theaters, primarily engaged in the outdoor exhibition of

motion pictures.

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Video tape rental (SIC 7841). Establishments primarily

engaged in renting recorded video tapes and disks to the

general public for personal or household use. Establishments primarily engaged in renting video recorders and

players are classified in Industry 7359. Establishments

primarily engaged in selling recorded video tapes and

disks to the general public are classified in Retail Trade,

Industry 5735, and those engaged in the wholesale distribution of recorded video tapes and disks are classified in

Industry 7822.

Amusement and Recreation Services, Except

Motion Pictures (SIC Major Group 79)

This group includes establishments primarily engaged in

providing amusement, recreation, or entertainment services, not elsewhere classified. Gambling businesses,

where legal, are also included in this Major Group; however, combined gambling and lodging facilities with 25

guestrooms or more are classified in Industry 7011. Establishments primarily engaged in operating museums, art

galleries, arboreta, and botanical and zoological gardens

are classified in Major Group 84.

Dance studios, schools, and halls (SIC 791). Establishments primarily engaged in operating public dance

halls or ballrooms, dance studios, and dance schools.

Establishments primarily engaged in renting facilities used

as dance halls or ballrooms are classified in Real Estate,

Industry 6512.

Theatrical producers (except motion picture) and miscellaneous theatrical services (SIC 7922). Establishments primarily engaged in providing live theatrical presentations, such as road companies and summer theaters.

This industry also includes services allied with theatrical

presentations, such as casting agencies; booking agencies for plays, artists, and concerts; scenery, lighting, and

other equipment services; and theatrical ticket agencies.

Also included in this industry are producers of live and

taped radio programs and commercials and producers of

live television programs.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Producers of live theatrical productions. Stock or repertory companies, whether or not operating their own

theaters, are included here. Establishments primarily

engaged in producing shows for dinner theaters but

not operating the food service are also included here.

Dinner theaters operating food service are classified in

Retail Trade, Industry 5812.

2. Producers of radio and television shows, except tape

producers. Establishments primarily engaged in producing shows for live presentation on radio and television. Producers of motion picture and television tape

are classified in Industry 7812 and producers of radio

tape in the subgroup Other theatrical services.

3. Artists’ and entertainers’ managers or agents, concert

bureaus, and booking agents.

4. Other theatrical services. Establishments engaged in

theatrical services, not elsewhere classified, such as

ticket agencies; theatrical, television, and radio employment agencies; theatrical equipment rental and design;

and lighting. Radio show tape producers are included

here.

Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and

entertainment groups (SIC 7929). Establishments primarily engaged in providing entertainment other than live

theatrical presentations. These establishments include bands,

orchestras, and entertainers.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Dance groups and artists.

2. Symphony orchestras, opera companies, and chamber music organizations.

3. Other music groups and artists. Dance and stage

bands, orchestras (except symphony or chamber),

combos, quintets, soloists, and similar musical organizations, groups, and artists.

4. Other entertainers and entertainment groups. Entertainers other than dance bands, symphony orchestras,

dance groups, or similar musical and dance organizations.

Bowling centers (SIC 7933). Establishments primarily

engaged in providing facilities for bowling.

Professional sports clubs and promoters (SIC 7941).

Operators and promoters of professional and semiprofessional athletic clubs, promoters of athletic events, and

managers of individual professional athletes. Receipts

from radio or television broadcasts, from sales of players,

from concession operators, and from noncustomer sources

are not included in the total receipts for the activities

classified here. Establishments primarily engaged in renting stadiums and athletic fields to sports promoters and

clubs are classified in Real Estate, Industry Group 651.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Baseball clubs.

2. Football clubs.

3. Other professional sports clubs.

4. Managers and promoters.

Racing, including track operation (SIC 7948). Promoters and participants in racing activities, including racetrack

operators, operators of racing stables, jockeys, racehorse

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trainers, and race car owners and operators. Establishments which own racetracks but do not engage in promotion of racing events, are classified in Real Estate, Industry

Group 651. Stables and kennels primarily engaged in

breeding or boarding horses and dogs are classified in

Agriculture, Industry 0752.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Auto racetrack operation.

2. Horse racetrack operation.

3. Dog racetrack operation.

4. Racing stables and racing, n.e.c.

Physical fitness facilities (SIC 7991). Establishments

primarily engaged in operating reducing and other health

clubs, spas, and similar facilities featuring exercise and

other active physical fitness conditioning, whether or not

on a membership basis. Establishments providing aerobic

dance and exercise classes are also included here. Sports

and recreation clubs are classified in Industry 7997 if

operated on a membership basis, and in Industry 7992 or

7999 if open to the general public. Health resorts and spas

providing lodging are classified in Major Group 70. Establishments that promote physical fitness through diet control are classified in Industry 7299.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Physical fitness centers, except gymnasiums and athletic clubs.

2. Gymnasiums and athletic clubs.

Public golf courses (SIC 7992). Privately operated establishments primarily engaged in the operation of golf courses

open to the general public on a fee basis. Municipally

owned and operated golf courses are not included. Membership golf and country clubs are classified in Industry

7997. Miniature golf courses and golf driving ranges are

classified in Industry 7999.

Coin-operated amusement devices (SIC 7993). Establishments primarily engaged in operating coin-operated

amusement devices either in their own or in other places of

business. Such amusement devices include juke boxes,

pinball machines, mechanical games, video games, slot

machines (where legal), and similar types of amusement

equipment. The amusement devices may also be operated

by bills. Amusement arcades and parlors are also included.

Establishments primarily engaged in rental of such devices

are classified in Industry 7359.

Amusement parks (SIC 7996). Establishments known as

amusement parks, theme parks, kiddie parks, etc., which

group together a number of attractions, such as mechanical rides, amusement devices, refreshment stands, and

picnic grounds. Individual ride operators or concessionaires operating within the park are classified in Industry

7999, as are carnivals operating without a fixed exhibition

site. Owners of the park grounds (who do not operate the

amusement parks) are classified in Real Estate, Industry

Group 651.

Membership sports and recreation clubs (SIC 7997).

Sports and recreation clubs which maintain facilities for

use only by members and their guests, such as country,

golf, tennis, yacht, and swimming clubs. Such establishments are classified here regardless of the proportion of

receipts derived from food or liquor sales. Membership

organizations engaged in civic, social, or fraternal activities

are classified in Industry 864. Physical fitness facilities are

classified in Industry 7991.

Amusement and recreation services, n.e.c. (SIC 7999).

Establishments primarily engaged in the operation of sports,

amusement, and recreation services, not elsewhere classified, such as bathing beaches, swimming pools, and

riding academies and schools. Membership sports and

recreation clubs not open to the general public are classified in Industry 7997.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Concession operators of amusement devices and

rides. Concession operators of mechanical rides or of

amusement devices in amusement parks, carnivals,

circuses, or fairs; or operators of independently operated rides or devices of this type.

2. Carnivals and circuses. Establishments operating a

group of amusement, service, and/ or retail units, generally known as carnivals, which do not have any fixed

exhibition site; or companies engaged in the operation

of circuses having acrobatic and animal shows and

individual circus acts. Side shows are included here.

Individual performers in circuses are classified in Other

entertainers and entertainment groups, a subgroup of

Industry 7929.

3. Fairs. Establishments primarily engaged in arranging

and operating the exhibitions and related activities

usually associated with county, State, or similar fairs.

Carnivals and side shows which are part of the fairs

but which are independently owned and operated are

included in the subgroup Carnivals and circuses. Other

independently owned and operated amusement device

and ride concessions are included in the subgroup

Concession operators of amusement devices and

rides.

4. Roller skating rinks.

5. Ice skating rinks.

6. Other amusement and recreation services, n.e.c. Establishments primarily engaged in the commercial operation of sports, amusement, and recreation services,

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not elsewhere classified. Included are establishments

engaged in instruction of sports or recreational activities, such as baseball, bridge, golf, judo, karate, skiing,

swimming, and tennis. Also included are establishments renting articles for amusement and recreation,

such as beach chairs and accessories, bicycles, golf

carts, small boats and canoes, and saddle horses.

Other establishments in this classification include

commercially operated bathing beaches, gambling establishments (where legal), golf driving ranges, miniature

golf courses, riding academies and stables, shooting

galleries, slot-car tracks, ski lifts, day camps, and

establishments engaged in the commercial operation

of swimming pools open to the general public for a fee.

Municipally operated golf courses and swimming pools

are excluded from this census. Privately owned tourist

attractions, such as natural wonders or manmade

exhibits, are included here. Museums, art galleries,

and botanical and zoological gardens are included in

Major Group 84.

Health Services (SIC Major Group 80)

This group includes establishments primarily engaged in

furnishing medical, surgical, and other health services to

persons. Associations or groups, such as Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO’s), primarily engaged in providing medical or other health services to members are

included but those which only provide insurance covering

hospitalization or medical costs are classified in Insurance,

Major Group 63. Hospices providing medical services are

also included in this Major Group and are classified

according to the primary service provided. Health care

facilities were primarily coded based on self-designation.

Where multiple levels of care were indicated but were not

apparently separate operations, the facility was generally

classified based on the highest level of care provided.

Veterinarians are classified in Agriculture, Industry Group

074.

Offices and clinics of doctors of medicine (SIC 801).

Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree

of M.D. and engaged in the practice of general or specialized medicine and surgery. General medical clinics (staffed

by licensed practitioners having M.D. degree) are also

classified here.

Associations of physicians formed solely for sharing

expenses (including payroll) are also included here. Receipts

are not applicable for these associations since their operations are funded by reimbursements from member firms,

and these funds are not considered operating receipts for

medical services provided. However, their payroll and

employment data are included in statistics presented for

this category.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Offices of doctors of medicine. Includes offices as well

as group clinics owned and operated by physicians for

the purpose of carrying on their profession.

2. General medical clinics. Includes clinics not owned

and operated by physicians associated for the purpose

of carrying on their profession.

Offices and clinics of dentists (SIC 802). Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of D.D.S.

(or D.D. Sc.) or D.M.D. and engaged in the practice of

general or specialized dentistry, including dental surgery.

Dental clinics are also classified here.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Offices of dentists. Includes offices as well as group

clinics owned and operated by dentists associated for

the purpose of carrying on their profession.

2. Dental clinics. Includes clinics not owned and operated by dentists associated for the purpose of carrying

on their profession.

Offices and clinics of doctors of osteopathy (SIC 803).

Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree

of D.O. and engaged in the practice of general or specialized osteopathic medicine and surgery.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Offices of osteopathic physicians.

2. Osteopathic clinics.

Offices and clinics of chiropractors (SIC 8041). Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of

D.C. and engaged in the practice of chiropractic medicine.

Offices and clinics of optometrists (SIC 8042). Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of

O.D. and engaged in the practice of optometry. Establishments where receipts are primarily from the sale of optical

goods prescribed as a result of eye examinations performed at another establishment are classified in Retail

Trade, Industry 5999.

Offices and clinics of podiatrists (SIC 8043). Establishments of licensed practitioners having the degree of

D.P. and engaged in the practice of podiatry.

Offices and clinics of health practitioners, n.e.c. (SIC

8049). Establishments of health practitioners engaged in

practice in health fields, not elsewhere classified, such as

acupuncturists, midwives, nutritionists, physical and occupational therapists, and psychologists.

Skilled nursing care facilities (SIC 8051). Establishments primarily engaged in providing inpatient nursing and

rehabilitative services to patients who require continuous

health care but not hospital services. Care must be ordered

by and under the direction of a physician. The staff must

include a licensed nurse on duty continuously with a

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minimum of one full-time registered nurse on duty during

each day shift. Included are establishments certified to

deliver skilled nursing care under the Medicare and Medicaid programs.

Intermediate care facilities (SIC 8052). Establishments

primarily engaged in providing inpatient nursing and rehabilitative services but not on a continuous basis. Staffing

must include 24-hour per day personnel with a licensed

nurse on duty full-time during each day shift. At least once

a week, consultation with a registered nurse on the delivery of care is required. Included are facilities certified to

deliver intermediate care under the Medicaid program.

Nursing and personal care facilities, n.e.c. (SIC 8059).

Establishments primarily engaged in providing some nursing and/ or health-related care to patients who do not

require the degree of care and treatment that a skilled or

intermediate care facility is designed to provide. Included

are rest homes, convalescent homes, and other institutions where health care is a major element. Residential

facilities, such as homes for the retarded and the elderly

which provide personal care but where health care is

incidental, are classified in Industry 8361.

General medical and surgical hospitals (SIC 8062).

Establishments primarily engaged in providing general

medical and surgical services and other hospital services.

Specialty hospitals are classified in Industries 8063 and

8069.

Psychiatric hospitals (SIC 8063). Establishments primarily engaged in providing diagnostic medical services and

inpatient treatment for the mentally ill. Establishments

known as hospitals and primarily engaged in providing

health care for the mentally retarded are classified in

Industry 8051.

Specialty hospitals, except psychiatric (SIC 8069). Establishments primarily engaged in providing diagnostic services, treatment, and other hospital services for specialized categories of patients, except for the mentally ill.

Medical laboratories (SIC 8071). Establishments primarily engaged in providing professional analytic or diagnostic

services to the medical profession or to the patient as

prescribed by a physician. Laboratories engaged in the

manufacture of medical or pharmaceutical products are

classified in Manufacturing. Laboratories engaged in commercial medical research are classified in Industry 8731,

and those engaged in noncommercial medical research

are classified in Industry 8733.

Dental laboratories (SIC 8072). Establishments primarily

engaged in making dentures, artificial teeth, and orthodontic appliances to order for the dental profession. The

manufacture of teeth other than to order is classified in

Manufacturing. Establishments providing dental X-ray laboratory services are classified in Industry 8071.

Home health care services (SIC 8082). Establishments

primarily engaged in providing skilled nursing or medical

care in the home under supervision of a medical doctor.

Establishments of registered or practical nurses engaged

in the independent practice of their profession are classified in Industry 8049, and nurses’ registries are classified in

Industry 7361. Establishments primarily engaged in selling

health care products for personal or household consumption are classified in Retail Trade, and those engaged in

renting or leasing products for health care are classified in

Industry 7352.

Kidney dialysis centers (SIC 8092). Establishments primarily engaged in providing kidney or renal dialysis services.

Specialty outpatient facilities, n.e.c. (SIC 8093). Establishments primarily engaged in outpatient care of a specialized nature, such as alcohol and drug treatment, birth

control/ family planning, etc., with permanent facilities and

with medical staff to provide diagnosis, treatment, or both

for patients who are ambulatory but do not require inpatient care.

Health and allied services, n.e.c. (SIC 8099). Establishments primarily engaged in providing health and allied

services, n.e.c., such as blood banks, blood donor stations, childbirth preparation classes, medical photography

and art, and oxygen tent services. Establishments of

registered or practical nurses in independent practice are

classified in Industry 8049. Ambulance services are classified in Transportation, Industry 4119.

Legal Services (SIC Major Group 81)

This group includes establishments which are headed

by members of the bar and are engaged in offering legal

advice or legal services. Nonprofit legal services (including

legal aid societies) are classified here. Associations of

lawyers formed solely for the sharing of expenses (including payroll) and not for the purpose of jointly practicing

their profession are also included. Receipts are not applicable for these associations since their operations are

funded by reimbursements from member firms, and these

funds are not considered operating receipts for legal

services provided. However, their payroll and employment

data are included in statistics presented for this category.

Selected Educational Services

(SIC’s 823, 824, 829)

This group includes libraries as well as establishments

furnishing formal courses through correspondence, commercial, and trade schools. Elementary and secondary

schools (Industry 8211); colleges, universities, and professional schools (Industry 8221); and junior colleges and

technical institutes (Industry 8222) are out of scope of the

census.

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Libraries (SIC 823). Establishments primarily engaged in

providing library services, including the circulation of books

and other materials for reading, study, and reference.

Data processing schools (SIC 8243). Establishments

primarily engaged in offering training in data processing

(including data keying), computer programming, and in

computer and peripheral equipment operation, maintenance, and repair.

Business and secretarial schools (SIC 8244). Establishments primarily engaged in offering courses in business

machine operation, office procedures, and secretarial and

stenographic skills.

Vocational schools, n.e.c. (SIC 8249). Establishments

primarily engaged in offering specialized vocational courses,

not elsewhere classified but not academic training. This

industry includes apprentice training, aviation schools,

commercial art schools, and practical nursing schools.

Schools for the instruction of beauticians are classified in

Industry 7231, and barber schools are classified in Industry

7241. Establishments primarily engaged in offering educational courses by mail are included here.

Schools and educational services, n.e.c. (SIC 829).

Establishments primarily engaged in offering specialized

educational courses and services, not elsewhere classified, such as music schools, drama schools, language

schools, student exchange programs, and civil service and

other short-term examination preparatory schools. Vocational counseling (excluding rehabilitation) is also included

here. Educational testing is included in Industry 8748.

Establishments primarily engaged in operating dance schools

are classified in Industry 7911; those providing rehabilitation counseling are classified in Industry 8331; and those

providing sports instruction in Industry 7999.

Social Services (SIC Major Group 83)

This group includes establishments providing social

services and rehabilitation services to those persons with

social or personal problems requiring special services and

to the physically challenged and the disadvantaged. Also

included are organizations soliciting funds to be used

directly for these and related services, as well as community development and planning agencies. Government

offices involved with the delivery of such services are out

of scope of the census.

Individual and family social services (SIC 832). Establishments primarily engaged in providing one or more of a

variety of individual and family social, counseling, welfare,

or referral services, including refugee, disaster, and temporary relief services.

Job training and vocational rehabilitation services

(SIC 833). Establishments primarily engaged in providing

training, work experience, and vocational rehabilitation

services for the unemployed, the underemployed, the

physically challenged, and to persons who have a job

market disadvantage because of lack of education or

experience, skill obsolescence, or personal characteristics

or problems. Included are upgrading and job development

services, skill training, world-of-work orientation, and vocational rehabilitation counseling. Union apprentice training

schools are classified in Industry 8249.

Child day care services (SIC 835). Establishments primarily engaged in care of infants or children, or in providing

prekindergarten education, where medical care or delinquency correction is not a major element. These establishments may or may not have substantial educational programs and may care for older children when they are not in

school. Establishments providing babysitting services are

classified in Industry 7299. Head start centers operating in

conjunction with elementary schools are classified in Industry 8211.

Residential care (SIC 836). Establishments primarily engaged

in the provision of residential social and personal care for

children, the elderly, and special categories of persons

with some limits on ability for self-care but where medical

care is not a major element. Included here are group foster

homes; halfway group homes; homes for the retarded, the

elderly, the deaf, and the blind; juvenile correctional homes;

rehabilitation (residential) centers; and children’s boarding

homes. Boarding schools providing elementary and secondary education are classified in Industry 8211.

Social services, n.e.c. (SIC 839). Establishments primarily engaged in providing social services, not elsewhere

classified, including community improvement, social change,

and neighborhood development. Also included are organizations primarily engaged in soliciting contributions on their

own account and administering appropriations and allocating funds among other agencies engaged in social welfare

services; establishments primarily engaged in the prevention of criminal or antisocial behavior; and regional social

service planning agencies. Establishments which raise

funds on a contract basis are classified in Industry 7389.

Civic, social, fraternal, and political organizations are included

in Major Group 86. Industrial development consulting and

planning is classified in Industry 8748. Philanthropic trusts

and foundations which are not actually engaged in providing social welfare services are classified in Finance, Industry 6732.

Museums, Art Galleries, and Botanical and

Zoological Gardens (SIC Major Group 84)

This major group includes commercial and noncommercial museums, art galleries, arboreta, and botanical and

zoological gardens.

Museums and art galleries (SIC 8412). Establishments

primarily engaged in the commercial or noncommercial

operation of museums and art galleries. Historical, cultural,

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and educational societies whose functions are primarily

providing attractions for the public are included here. Art

galleries or art dealers primarily selling to the general

public are classified in Retail Trade, Industry 5999.

Arboreta and botanical or zoological gardens (SIC

8422). Establishments primarily engaged in the commercial or noncommercial operation of arboreta and botanical

and zoological gardens.

Selected Membership Organizations

(SIC’s 861, 862, 864, 869)

This group includes organizations operating on a membership basis for the promotion of the interests of their

members. Also included are organizations which are not

operated on a membership basis but which promote the

interests of a constituency or group of supporters. This

group does not include business establishments operated

by membership organizations, such as hotels open to the

general public, golf and country clubs, fraternity and sorority houses, and credit unions. Such establishments are

classified according to their primary activity.

Establishments of religious organizations operated for

worship or for promotion of religious activities, such as

churches, convents, and religious schools and missions,

are classified in Industry 8661 and are out of scope of the

census. Also excluded are Labor unions and similar labor

organizations (Industry 8631) and Political organizations

(Industry 8651).

Business associations (SIC 861). Membership organizations engaged in promoting business interests of their

members, such as better business bureaus, boards of

trade, chambers of commerce, industrial standards committees, merchants’ associations, real estate boards, and

trade associations. Membership organizations formed to

carry out a specific business function, such as common

marketing of crops or joint advertising, are classified

according to the function performed.

Professional membership organizations (SIC 862). Membership organizations of professional persons formed for

the advancement of the interests of their profession, such

as bar associations, engineering associations, and scientific membership organizations.

Civic, social, and fraternal associations (SIC 864).

Membership organizations engaged in civic, social, or

fraternal activities, such as alumni associations, citizens’

associations, fraternities, scout organizations, singing societies, university clubs, veterans’ organizations, youth associations, and consumer education and public advocacy

groups (except organizations primarily engaged in research).

Bars and restaurants owned and operated by organizations for use by members and guests only are also

classified here. Hotels and lodging houses operated by

organizations for use by members and their guests only,

including fraternity and sorority houses, are classified in

Industry 7041. Membership sports and recreation clubs

are classified in Industry 7997. Homeowner, tenant, and

condominium associations primarily engaged in managing

real estate are classified in Real Estate, Industry 6531.

Membership organizations, n.e.c. (SIC 869). Membership organizations, not elsewhere classified, such as athletic regulatory associations, automobile owners’ associations, farm bureaus, historical clubs, and humane societies.

Engineering, Accounting, Research,

Management, and Related Services

(SIC Major Group 87)

This group includes establishments primarily engaged in

providing engineering, architectural, and surveying services; accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services;

research, development, and testing services; and management and public relations services.

Engineering services (SIC 8711). Establishments primarily engaged in providing professional engineering services.

Establishments primarily providing and supervising their

own engineering staff on temporary contract to other firms

are included here. Establishments providing engineering

but not supervisory, personnel are classified in Industry

7363. Photogrammetric engineering services are classified

in Industry 8713.

Architectural services (SIC 8712). Establishments primarily engaged in providing professional architectural services. Landscape architectural services are classified in

Agriculture, Industry 0781. Establishments primarily engaged

in providing graphic arts and related design services are

classified in Industry 7336, and those providing drafting

services are classified in Industry 7389.

Surveying services (SIC 8713). Establishments primarily

engaged in providing professional land, water, and aerial

surveying services.

Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services (SIC

8721). Establishments primarilyengaged in furnishing accounting, bookkeeping, and related auditing services. These

establishments may use data processing and tabulating

techniques as part of providing their services. However,

establishments primarily engaged in providing data processing and tabulating services are classified in Industry

7374. Establishments providing income tax return preparation services, without also furnishing accounting, auditing, or bookkeeping services, are classified in Industry

7291.

Commercial physical and biological research (SIC 8731).

Establishments primarily engaged in physical and biological research and development on a contract or fee basis.

Noncommercial research establishments (funded by endowments, grants, or contributions) are classified in Industry

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8733. Separate establishments of aircraft, guided missile,

or spacecraft manufacturers primarily engaged in research

and development on these products are classified in

Manufacturing, Major Group 37.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Commercial physical research.

2. Commercial medical and biological research.

Commercial economic, sociological, and educational

research (SIC 8732). Establishments primarily engaged

in performing business, marketing, opinion, and other

economic, sociological, and educational research on a

contract or fee basis. Noncommercial research establishments (funded by endowments, grants, or contributions)

are classified in Industry 8733.

Noncommercial research organizations (SIC 8733). Establishments primarily engaged in performing research into

and dissemination of information for public health, education, or general welfare. These establishments primarily

operate on funds from endowments, contributions, and

grants. Establishments which fund such research, although

the actual research may be contracted out to other establishments, are also classified here.

Testing laboratories (SIC 8734). Establishments primarily engaged in providing testing services. Establishments

performing clinical laboratory testing for the medical profession are classified in Industry 8071.

Management services (SIC 8741). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing general or specialized management services on a day to day basis and on a contract

or fee basis. Establishments classified here do not provide

operating staff. Management and operation of a business,

where operating staff as well as management is provided,

is classified according to the activity of the establishment

managed. Construction management services are classified here.

Management consulting services (SIC 8742). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing operating counsel

and assistance to managements of private, nonprofit, and

public organizations. These establishments generally perform a variety of activities, such as strategic and organizational planning; financial planning and budgeting; marketing objectives and policies planning; information systems

planning, evaluation, and selection; human resources policies and practices planning; and production scheduling

and control planning.

Public relations services (SIC 8743). Establishments

primarily engaged in the preparation of materials, written or

spoken, which are designed to promote the interests of

their clients by attempting to influence the general public or

other groups.

Facilities support management services (SIC 8744).

Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing personnel

to perform a range of services in support of the operations

of other establishments, or those engaged in providing a

number of different continuing services, on a contract or

fee basis, within other establishments. Establishments

which provide management and staff to operate a business are classified according to the type of activity of the

business. Establishments primarily providing one specialized service are classified in the specialized industry.

Establishments primarily supplying temporary or continuing help (except agricultural) are classified in Industry

7363. Establishments which provide management services only (except agricultural) are classified in Industry

8741. Computer facilities management is classified in

Industry 7376.

Business consulting services, n.e.c. (SIC 8748). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing business consulting services, not elsewhere classified, on a contract or fee

basis. Included are agricultural, economic, educational,

and systems engineering consultants as well as city planners and testing services (educational or personnel).

Services, Not Elsewhere Classified

(SIC Major Group 89)

Establishments primarily providing services, not elsewhere classified, such as artists (excluding commercial

and medical artists), authors, scientific consultants (working on their own account), inventors, lecturers, music

arrangers, newspaper columnists, radio commentators,

song writers, weather forecasters, and writers.

There is evidence that among small employer establishments (for which kind-of-business information is obtained

from administrative records), many service establishments

are classified incorrectly in this industry because there is

insufficient information to determine the correct kind-ofbusiness classification. Therefore, the published data probably overstate the number of establishments and level of

activity for this category.

For some tables of this report, data are presented for

the following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Scientific and related consulting services, except environmental.

2. Environmental consulting.

3. Authors, composers, and other arts-related services.

4. Other services, n.e.c.

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Appendix B.

Sample Report Form Instructions

The sample report form and instructions are shown on the following pages.

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Appendix C.

Kind-of-Business Titles and Reporting-Form Numbers

[Listed below are service industries kind-of-business titles and their corresponding reporting-form numbers. Requests for copies of any of these forms, including the inquiries used to classify

establishments by kind of business, should be directed to the Services Division, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233]

SIC code Title Reporting

form CB70 HOTELS, ROOMING HOUSES, CAMPS, AND OTHER

LODGING PLACES

7011 pt. Hotels, 25 guestrooms or more 7001 ......................................

7011 pt. Hotels, less than 25 guestrooms 7001 .....................................

7011 pt. Motels, tourist courts 7001 ................................................

7011 pt. Motor hotels 7001 .......................................................

702 Rooming and boarding houses 7002 .......................................

7032 Sporting and recreational camps 7002 .....................................

7033 Recreational vehicle parks and campsites 7002 .............................

704 Organization hotels and lodging houses, on membership basis. 7002 ..........

72 PERSONAL SERVICES

7211 Power laundries, family and commercial 7201 ............................... 7212 Garment pressing, and agents for laundries and drycleaners 7201 ............ 7213 Linen supply 7201 ....................................................... 7215 pt. Coin-operated laundries and drycleaning stores 7201 ........................ 7215 pt. Coin-operated laundry routes 7201 ........................................

7216 Drycleaning plants, except rug cleaning 7201 ...............................

7217 Carpet and upholstery cleaning 7201 ......................................

7218 Industrial launderers 7201 ................................................

7219 Laundry and garment services, n.e.c. 7201 .................................

722 Photographic studios, portrait 7303 ........................................

723 Beauty shops 7202 ......................................................

724 Barber shops 7202 ......................................................

725 Shoe repair shops and shoeshine parlors 7202 .............................

726 Funeral service and crematories 7202 .....................................

7291 Tax return preparation services 7202 ......................................

7299 pt. Massage parlors, tanning salons, and saunas 7202 ......................... 7299 pt. Diet and weight reducing services 7202 .................................... 7299 pt. Formal wear rental 7202 ................................................. 7299 pt. Other personal services, n.e.c. 7202 .......................................

73 BUSINESS SERVICES

7311 Advertising agencies 7301 ................................................

7312 Outdoor advertising services 7301 .........................................

7313 pt. Radio and television advertising representatives 7301 .......................

7313 pt. Publishers’ advertising representatives 7301 ................................

7319 Advertising, n.e.c. 7301 ...................................................

7322 Adjustment and collection services 7302 ...................................

7323 Credit reporting services 7302 ............................................

7331 pt. Mailing list compilers, brokers, and managers 7303 ..........................

7331 pt. Direct mail advertising services, except mailing list services 7303 .............

7334 pt. Blueprinting and photocopying services 7303 ...............................

7334 pt. Duplicating services, except printing and photocopying 7303 .................

7335 Commercial photography 7303 ............................................

7336 pt. Commercial art 7303 .....................................................

7336 pt. Graphic arts and related design 7303 ......................................

7338 Secretarial and court reporting services 7303 ...............................

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 7304 .................................

7349 Building cleaning and maintenance services, n.e.c. 7304 .....................

7352 Medical equipment rental and leasing 7305 .................................

7353 pt. Rental and leasing of heavy construction equipment without operators 7305 ...

7353 pt. Rental and leasing of heavy construction equipment with operators 7305 ......

7359 pt. Equipment rental, except rent-to-own 7305 .................................

7359 pt. Equipment leasing, except finance leasing 7305 ............................

7359 pt. Rent-to-own 7305 ........................................................

7361 Employment agencies 7306 ............................................... 7363 pt. Temporary help supply 7306 .............................................. 7363 pt. Employee leasing 7306 ................................................... 7363 pt. Other help supply services 7306 ..........................................

7371 Computer programming services 7307 ..................................... 7372 Prepackaged software 7307 .............................................. 7373 Computer integrated systems 7307 ........................................ 7374 Computer processing and data preparation and processing services 7307 ..... 7375 Information retrieval services 7307 ........................................ 7376 Computer facilities management services 7307 .............................

SIC code Title Reporting

form CB73 BUSINESS SERVICESmCon.

7377 Computer rental and leasing 7307 ......................................... 7378 Computer maintenance and repair 7307 .................................... 7379 pt. Computer consultants 7307 ............................................... 7379 pt. Miscellaneous computer services, n.e.c. 7307 ..............................

7381 pt. Detective agencies and guard services 7308 ............................... 7381 pt. Armored car services 7308 ............................................... 7382 Security systems services 7308 ........................................... 7383 News syndicates 7308 ................................................... 7384 pt. Photofinishing laboratories, except " one-hour" (mini) labs 7303 ............... 7384 pt. " One-hour" (mini) photofinishing 7303 .....................................

7389 pt. Sign painting shops 7308 .................................................

7389 pt. Interior designing 7308 ...................................................

7389 pt. Telephone answering services 7308 .......................................

7389 pt. Water softening and conditioning services 7308 .............................

7389 pt. Packaging and labeling services 7308 .....................................

7389 pt. Trading stamp services 7308 .............................................

7389 pt. Convention and trade show services 7308 .................................

7389 pt. Private mail centers 7308 .................................................

7389 pt. Miscellaneous business services, n.e.c. 7308 ...............................

75 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR, SERVICES, AND PARKING

7513 pt. Truck rental, without drivers 7501 ......................................... 7513 pt. Truck leasing, except finance leasing 7501 ................................. 7514 Passenger car rental 7501 ................................................ 7515 Passenger car leasing 7501 .............................................. 7519 Utility trailer and recreational vehicle rental 7501 ............................

7521 pt. Parking lots 7502 ........................................................ 7521 pt. Parking structures 7502 ..................................................

7532 pt. Top and body repair shops 7503 .......................................... 7532 pt. Paint shops 7503 ........................................................ 7533 Automotive exhaust system repair shops 7503 ..............................

7534 Tire retreading and repair shops 7503 .....................................

7536 Automotive glass replacement shops 7503 .................................

7537 Automotive transmission repair shops 7503 .................................

7538 pt. General automotive repair shops, except diesel 7503 ........................

7538 pt. Diesel repair shops 7503 .................................................

7539 pt. Radiator repair 7503 .....................................................

7539 pt. Brake, front end, and wheel alignment 7503 ................................

7539 pt. Carburetor repair shops 7503 .............................................

7539 pt. Automotive electrical repair shops 7503 ....................................

7539 pt. Other automotive repair shops, n.e.c. 7503 .................................

7542 Carwashes 7503 .........................................................

7549 pt. Lubrication shops 7503 ...................................................

7549 pt. Towing services 7503 ....................................................

7549 pt. Other automotive services, n.e.c. 7503 .....................................

76 MISCELLANEOUS REPAIR SERVICES

7622 Radio and television repair shops 7600 .................................... 7623 Refrigeration and air-conditioning service and repair shops 7600 .............. 7629 Electrical and electronic repair shops, n.e.c. 7600 ........................... 763 Watch, clock, and jewelry repair 7600 ...................................... 764 Reupholstery and furniture repair 7600 .....................................

7692 Welding repair 7600 ...................................................... 7694 Armature rewinding shops 7600 ........................................... 7699 pt. Farm machinery and equipment repair 7600 ................................ 7699 pt. Lawnmower and other small gasoline engine repair 7600 .................... 7699 pt. Sewer and septic tank cleaning services 7600 .............................. 7699 pt. Other repair and related services, n.e.c. 7600 ...............................

78 MOTION PICTURES

7812 pt. Motion picture production, except for television 7801 ........................

7812 pt. Motion picture and tape production for television 7801 .......................

7819 Services allied to motion picture production 7801 ...........................

7822 pt. Motion picture film exchanges 7801 .......................................

7822 pt. Film and tape distribution for television 7801 ...............................

7822 pt. Video tape wholesalers 7801 ............................................. 7829 Services allied to motion picture distribution 7801 ........................... 7832 Motion picture theaters, except drive-in 7802 ............................... 7833 Drive-in motion picture theaters 7802 ...................................... 7841 Video tape rental 7803 ...................................................

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SIC code Title Reporting

form CB79 AMUSEMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES, EXCEPT

MOTION PICTURES AND MUSEUMS

791 Dance studios, schools, and halls 7903 ....................................

7922 pt. Producers of live theatrical productions 7901 ...............................

7922 pt. Producers of radio and television shows, except tape producers 7901 .........

7922 pt. Artists’ and entertainers’ managers or agents, concert bureaus, and

booking agents 7901 ....................................................

7922 pt. Other theatrical services 7901 ............................................

7929 pt. Dance groups and artists 7901 ............................................

7929 pt. Symphony orchestras, opera companies, and chamber music

organizations 7901 ......................................................

7929 pt. Other music groups and artists 7901 .......................................

7929 pt. Other entertainers and entertainment groups 7901 ..........................

7933 Bowling centers 7902 ....................................................

7941 pt. Baseball clubs 7902 .....................................................

7941 pt. Football clubs 7902 ......................................................

7941 pt. Other professional sports clubs 7902 ......................................

7941 pt. Managers and promoters 7902 ............................................

7948 pt. Auto racetrack operation 7902 ............................................

7948 pt. Horse racetrack operation 7902 ...........................................

7948 pt. Dog racetrack operation 7902 .............................................

7948 pt. Racing stables and racing, n.e.c. 7902 .....................................

7991 pt. Physical fitness centers, except gymnasiums and athletic clubs 7903 .........

7991 pt. Gymnasiums and athletic clubs 7903 ......................................

7992 Public golf courses 7903 .................................................

7993 Coin-operated amusement devices 7903 ...................................

7996 Amusement parks 7902 ..................................................

7997 Membership sports and recreation clubs 7903 ..............................

7999 pt. Concession operators of amusement devices and rides 7903 ................

7999 pt. Carnivals and circuses 7903 ..............................................

7999 pt. Fairs .............................................................. 7903

7999 pt. Roller skating rinks 7903 .................................................

7999 pt. Ice skating rinks 7903 ....................................................

7999 pt. Other amusement and recreation services, n.e.c. 7903 ......................

80 HEALTH SERVICES

801 pt. Offices of doctors of medicine 8001 ....................................... 801 pt. General medical clinics 8001 .............................................. 802 pt. Offices of dentists 8002 .................................................. 802 pt. Dental clinics 8002 ...................................................... 803 pt. Offices of osteopathic physicians 8001 .....................................

803 pt. Osteopathic clinics 8001 .................................................

8041 Offices and clinics of chiropractors 8001 ...................................

8042 Offices and clinics of optometrists 8001 ....................................

8043 Offices and clinics of podiatrists 8001 ......................................

8049 Offices and clinics of health practitioners, n.e.c. 8001 .......................

8051 Skilled nursing care facilities 8003 .........................................

8052 Intermediate care facilities 8003 ...........................................

8059 Nursing and personal care facilities, n.e.c. 8003 .............................

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 8004 ...............................

8063 Psychiatric hospitals 8004 ................................................

8069 Specialty hospitals, except psychiatric 8004 ................................

8071 Medical laboratories 8005 ................................................ 8072 Dental laboratories 8005 ................................................. 8082 Home health care services 8006 .......................................... 8092 Kidney dialysis centers 8006 .............................................. 8093 Specialty outpatient facilities, n.e.c. 8006 ................................... 8099 Health and allied services, n.e.c. 8006 .....................................

SIC code Title Reporting

form CB81 LEGAL SERVICES

81 pt. Offices of lawyers 8100 ..................................................

81 pt. Legal aid societies and similar legal services 8100 ..........................

823, 4,

9

SELECTED EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

823 Libraries 8200 ...........................................................

8243 Data processing schools 8200 ............................................

8244 Business and secretarial schools 8200 .....................................

8249 Vocational schools, n.e.c. 8200 ...........................................

829 Schools and educational services, n.e.c. 8200 ..............................

83 SOCIAL SERVICES

832 Individual and family social services 8300 ..................................

833 Job training and vocational rehabilitation services 8300 ......................

835 Child day care services 8300 .............................................

836 Residential care 8300 ....................................................

839 Social services, n.e.c. 8300 ...............................................

84 MUSEUMS, ART GALLERIES, AND BOTANICAL AND

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS

8412 Museums and art galleries 8400 ........................................... 8422 Arboreta and botanical or zoological gardens 8400 ..........................

86 SELECTED MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS

861 Business associations 8600 ...............................................

862 Professional membership organizations 8600 ...............................

864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 8600 ...............................

869 Membership organizations, n.e.c. 8600 .....................................

87 ENGINEERING, ACCOUNTING, RESEARCH, MANAGEMENT,

AND RELATED SERVICES

8711 Engineering services 8701 ................................................

8712 Architectural services 8701 ...............................................

8713 Surveying services 8701 ..................................................

8721 Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services 8702 .......................

8731 pt. Commercial physical research 8703 .......................................

8731 pt. Commercial medical and biological research 8703 ...........................

8732 Commercial economic, sociological, and educational research 8703 ...........

8733 Noncommercial research organizations 8703 ...............................

8734 Testing laboratories 8703 .................................................

8741 Management services 8704 ...............................................

8742 Management consulting services 8704 ..................................... 8743 Public relations services 8704 ............................................. 8744 Facilities support management services 8704 ............................... 8748 Business consulting services, n.e.c. 8704 ..................................

89 SERVICES, N.E.C.

8999 pt. Scientific and related consulting services, except environmental 8900 ......... 8999 pt. Environmental consulting 8900 ............................................ 8999 pt. Authors, composers, and other arts-related services 8900 .................... 8999 pt. Other services, n.e.c. 8900 ...............................................

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Appendix D.

Metropolitan Areas

[Titles and definitions shown for MSA’s, CMSA’s, and PMSA’s are those established by the Office of

Management and Budget as of June 30, 1993]

Abilene, TX MSA

Taylor County, TX

Akron, OH PMSA—see Cleveland–Akron,

OH CMSA

Albany, GA MSA

Dougherty County, GA

Lee County, GA

Albany–Schenectady–Troy, NY MSA

Albany County, NY

Montgomery County, NY

Rensselaer County, NY

Saratoga County, NY

Schenectady County, NY

Schoharie County, NY

Albuquerque, NM MSA

Bernalillo County, NM

Sandoval County, NM

Valencia County, NM

Alexandria, LA MSA

Rapides Parish, LA

Allentown–Bethlehem–Easton, PA MSA

Carbon County, PA

Lehigh County, PA

Northampton County, PA

Altoona, PA MSA

Blair County, PA

Amarillo, TX MSA

Potter County, TX

Randall County, TX

Anchorage, AK MSA

Anchorage Borough, AK

Ann Arbor, MI PMSA—see Detroit–Ann

Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA

Anniston, AL MSA

Calhoun County, AL

Appleton–Oshkosh–Neenah, WI MSA

Calumet County, WI

Outagamie County, WI

Winnebago County, WI

Asheville, NC MSA

Buncombe County, NC

Madison County, NC

Athens, GA MSA

Clarke County, GA

Madison County, GA

Oconee County, GA

Atlanta, GA MSA

Barrow County, GA

Bartow County, GA

Atlanta, GA MSA—Con.

Carroll County, GA

Cherokee County, GA

Clayton County, GA

Cobb County, GA

Coweta County, GA

DeKalb County, GA

Douglas County, GA

Fayette County, GA

Forsyth County, GA

Fulton County, GA

Gwinnett County, GA

Henry County, GA

Newton County, GA

Paulding County, GA

Pickens County, GA

Rockdale County, GA

Spalding County, GA

Walton County, GA

Atlantic–Cape May, NJ PMSA—see

Philadelphia–Wilmington–Atlantic City,

PA–NJ–DE–MD CMSA

Augusta–Aiken, GA–SC MSA

Columbia County, GA

McDuffie County, GA

Richmond County, GA

Aiken County, SC

Edgefield County, SC

Austin–San Marcos, TX MSA

Bastrop County, TX

Caldwell County, TX

Hays County, TX

Travis County, TX

Williamson County, TX

Bakersfield, CA MSA

Kern County, CA

Baltimore, MD PMSA—see Washington–

Baltimore, DC–MD–VA–WV CMSA

Bangor, ME MSA

Penobscot County, ME (part)

Bangor city, ME

Brewer city, ME

Eddington town, ME

Glenburn town, ME

Hampden town, ME

Hermon town, ME

Holden town, ME

Kenduskeag town, ME

Milford town, ME

Old Town city, ME

Orono town, ME

Orrington town, ME

Penobscot Indian Island

Reservation, ME

Veazie town, ME

Bangor, ME MSA—Con.

Waldo County, ME (part)

Winterport town, ME

Barnstable–Yarmouth, MA MSA

Barnstable County, MA (part)

Barnstable city, MA

Brewster town, MA

Chatham town, MA

Dennis town, MA

Eastham town, MA

Harwich town, MA

Mashpee town, MA

Orleans town, MA

Sandwich town, MA

Yarmouth town, MA

Baton Rouge, LA MSA

Ascension Parish, LA

East Baton Rouge Parish, LA

Livingston Parish, LA

West Baton Rouge Parish, LA

Beaumont–Port Arthur, TX MSA

Hardin County, TX

Jefferson County, TX

Orange County, TX

Bellingham, WA MSA

Whatcom County, WA

Benton Harbor, MI MSA

Berrien County, MI

Bergen–Passaic, NJ PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Billings, MT MSA

Yellowstone County, MT

Biloxi–Gulfport–Pascagoula, MS MSA

Hancock County, MS

Harrison County, MS

Jackson County, MS

Binghamton, NY MSA

Broome County, NY

Tioga County, NY

Birmingham, AL MSA

Blount County, AL

Jefferson County, AL

St. Clair County, AL

Shelby County, AL

Bismarck, ND MSA

Burleigh County, ND

Morton County, ND

Bloomington, IN MSA

Monroe County, IN

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Bloomington–Normal, IL MSA

McLean County, IL

Boise City, ID MSA

Ada County, ID

Canyon County, ID

Boston, MA–NH PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA

Boston, MA–NH PMSA

Bristol County, MA (part)

Berkley town, MA

Dighton town, MA

Mansfield town, MA

Norton town, MA

Taunton city, MA

Essex County, MA (part)

Amesbury town, MA

Beverly city, MA

Danvers town, MA

Essex town, MA

Gloucester city, MA

Hamilton town, MA

Ipswich town, MA

Lynn city, MA

Lynnfield town, MA

Manchester town, MA

Marblehead town, MA

Middleton town, MA

Nahant town, MA

Newbury town, MA

Newburyport city, MA

Peabody city, MA

Rockport town, MA

Rowley town, MA

Salem city, MA

Salisbury town, MA

Saugus town, MA

Swampscott town, MA

Topsfield town, MA

Wenham town, MA

Middlesex County, MA (part)

Acton town, MA

Arlington town, MA

Ashland town, MA

Ayer town, MA

Bedford town, MA

Belmont town, MA

Boxborough town, MA

Burlington town, MA

Cambridge city, MA

Carlisle town, MA

Concord town, MA

Everett city, MA

Framingham town, MA

Holliston town, MA

Hopkinton town, MA

Hudson town, MA

Lexington town, MA

Lincoln town, MA

Littleton town, MA

Malden city, MA

Marlborough city, MA

Maynard town, MA

Medford city, MA

Melrose city, MA

Natick town, MA

Newton city, MA

North Reading town, MA

Reading town, MA

Sherborn town, MA

Shirley town, MA

Somerville city, MA

Stoneham town, MA

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA—Con.

Boston, MA–NH PMSA—Con.

Middlesex County, MA (part)—Con.

Stow town, MA

Sudbury town, MA

Townsend town, MA

Wakefield town, MA

Waltham city, MA

Watertown city, MA

Wayland town, MA

Weston town, MA

Wilmington town, MA

Winchester town, MA

Woburn city, MA

Norfolk County, MA (part)

Bellingham town, MA

Braintree town, MA

Brookline town, MA

Canton town, MA

Cohasset town, MA

Dedham town, MA

Dover town, MA

Foxborough town, MA

Franklin city, MA

Holbrook town, MA

Medfield town, MA

Medway town, MA

Millis town, MA

Milton town, MA

Needham town, MA

Norfolk town, MA

Norwood town, MA

Plainville town, MA

Quincy city, MA

Randolph town, MA

Sharon town, MA

Stoughton town, MA

Walpole town, MA

Wellesley town, MA

Westwood town, MA

Weymouth town, MA

Wrentham town, MA

Plymouth County, MA (part)

Carver town, MA

Duxbury town, MA

Hanover town, MA

Hingham town, MA

Hull town, MA

Kingston town, MA

Marshfield town, MA

Norwell town, MA

Pembroke town, MA

Plymouth town, MA

Rockland town, MA

Scituate town, MA

Wareham town, MA

Suffolk County, MA

Boston city, MA

Chelsea city, MA

Revere city, MA

Winthrop town, MA

Worcester County, MA (part)

Berlin town, MA

Blackstone town, MA

Bolton town, MA

Harvard town, MA

Hopedale town, MA

Lancaster town, MA

Mendon town, MA

Milford town, MA

Millville town, MA

Southborough town, MA

Upton town, MA

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA—Con.

Boston, MA–NH PMSA—Con.

Rockingham County, NH (part)

Seabrook town, NH

South Hampton town, NH

Brockton, MA PMSA

Bristol County, MA (part)

Easton town, MA

Raynham town, MA

Norfolk County, MA (part)

Avon town, MA

Plymouth County, MA (part)

Abington town, MA

Bridgewater town, MA

Brockton city, MA

East Bridgewater town, MA

Halifax town, MA

Hanson town, MA

Lakeville town, MA

Middleborough town, MA

Plympton town, MA

West Bridgewater town, MA

Whitman town, MA

Fitchburg–Leominster, MA PMSA

Middlesex County, MA (part)

Ashby town, MA

Worcester County, MA (part)

Ashburnham town, MA

Fitchburg city, MA

Gardner city, MA

Leominster city, MA

Lunenburg town, MA

Templeton town, MA

Westminster town, MA

Winchendon town, MA

Lawrence, MA–NH PMSA

Essex County, MA (part)

Andover town, MA

Boxford town, MA

Georgetown town, MA

Groveland town, MA

Haverhill city, MA

Lawrence city, MA

Merrimac town, MA

Methuen city, MA

North Andover town, MA

West Newbury town, MA

Rockingham County, NH (part)

Atkinson town, NH

Chester town, NH

Danville town, NH

Derry town, NH

Fremont town, NH

Hampstead town, NH

Kingston town, NH

Newton town, NH

Plaistow town, NH

Raymond town, NH

Salem town, NH

Sandown town, NH

Windham town, NH

Lowell, MA–NH PMSA

Middlesex County, MA (part)

Billerica town, MA

Chelmsford town, MA

Dracut town, MA

Dunstable town, MA

Groton town, MA

Lowell city, MA

Pepperell town, MA

Tewksbury town, MA

Tyngsborough town, MA

Westford town, MA

Hillsborough County, NH (part)

Pelham town, NH

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Boston–Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA—Con.

Manchester, NH PMSA

Hillsborough County, NH (part)

Bedford town, NH

Goffstown town, NH

Manchester city, NH

Weare town, NH

Merrimack County, NH (part)

Allenstown town, NH

Hooksett town, NH

Rockingham County, NH (part)

Auburn town, NH

Candia town, NH

Londonderry town, NH

Nashua, NH PMSA

Hillsborough County, NH (part)

Amherst town, NH

Brookline town, NH

Greenville town, NH

Hollis town, NH

Hudson town, NH

Litchfield town, NH

Mason town, NH

Merrimack town, NH

Milford town, NH

Mont Vernon town, NH

Nashua city, NH

New Ipswich town, NH

Wilton town, NH

New Bedford, MA PMSA

Bristol County, MA (part)

Acushnet town, MA

Dartmouth town, MA

Fairhaven town, MA

Freetown town, MA

New Bedford city, MA

Plymouth County, MA (part)

Marion town, MA

Mattapoisett town, MA

Rochester town, MA

Portsmouth–Rochester, NH–ME PMSA

York County, ME (part)

Berwick town, ME

Eliot town, ME

Kittery town, ME

South Berwick town, ME

York town, ME

Rockingham County, NH (part)

Brentwood town, NH

East Kingston town, NH

Epping town, NH

Exeter town, NH

Greenland town, NH

Hampton town, NH

Hampton Falls town, NH

Kensington town, NH

New Castle town, NH

Newfields town, NH

Newington town, NH

Newmarket town, NH

North Hampton town, NH

Portsmouth city, NH

Rye town, NH

Stratham town, NH

Strafford County, NH (part)

Barrington town, NH

Dover city, NH

Durham town, NH

Farmington town, NH

Lee town, NH

Madbury town, NH

Milton town, NH

Rochester city, NH

Rollinsford town, NH

Somersworth city, NH

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA—Con.

Worcester, MA–CT PMSA

Windham County, CT (part)

Thompson town, CT

Hampden County, MA (part)

Holland town, MA

Worcester County, MA (part)

Auburn town, MA

Barre town, MA

Boylston town, MA

Brookfield town, MA

Charlton town, MA

Clinton town, MA

Douglas town, MA

Dudley town, MA

East Brookfield town, MA

Grafton town, MA

Holden town, MA

Leicester town, MA

Millbury town, MA

Northborough town, MA

Northbridge town, MA

North Brookfield town, MA

Oakham town, MA

Oxford town, MA

Paxton town, MA

Princeton town, MA

Rutland town, MA

Shrewsbury town, MA

Southbridge town, MA

Spencer town, MA

Sterling town, MA

Sturbridge town, MA

Sutton town, MA

Uxbridge town, MA

Webster town, MA

Westborough town, MA

West Boylston town, MA

West Brookfield town, MA

Worcester city, MA

Boulder–Longmont, CO PMSA—see

Denver– Boulder–Greeley, CO CMSA

Brazoria, TX PMSA—see Houston–

Galveston–Brazoria, TX CMSA

Bremerton, WA PMSA—see Seattle–

Tacoma– Bremerton, WA CMSA

Bridgeport, CT PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island, NY–

NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Brockton, MA PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

Brownsville–Harlingen–San Benito, TX MSA

Cameron County, TX

Bryan–College Station, TX MSA

Brazos County, TX

Buffalo–Niagara Falls, NY MSA

Erie County, NY

Niagara County, NY

Burlington, VT MSA

Chittenden County, VT (part)

Burlington city, VT

Charlotte town, VT

Colchester town, VT

Essex Junction village, VT

Essex town balance, VT

Hinesburg town, VT

Jericho town, VT

Jericho village, VT

Milton town, VT

Milton village, VT

Richmond town, VT

St. George town, VT

Shelburne town, VT

Burlington, VT MSA—Con.

Chittenden County, VT (part)—Con.

South Burlington city, VT

Williston town, VT

Winooski city, VT

Franklin County, VT (part)

Fairfax town, VT

Georgia town, VT

St. Albans city, VT

St. Albans town, VT

Swanton town, VT

Swanton village, VT

Grand Isle County, VT (part)

Grand Isle town, VT

South Hero town, VT

Canton–Massillon, OH MSA

Carroll County, OH

Stark County, OH

Casper, WY MSA

Natrona County, WY

Cedar Rapids, IA MSA

Linn County, IA

Champaign–Urbana, IL MSA

Champaign County, IL

Charleston–North Charleston, SC MSA

Berkeley County, SC

Charleston County, SC

Dorchester County, SC

Charleston, WV MSA

Kanawha County, WV

Putnam County, WV

Charlotte–Gastonia–Rock Hill, NC–SC MSA

Cabarrus County, NC

Gaston County, NC

Lincoln County, NC

Mecklenburg County, NC

Rowan County, NC

Union County, NC

York County, SC

Charlottesville, VA MSA

Albemarle County, VA

Fluvanna County, VA

Greene County, VA

Charlottesville city, VA

Chattanooga, TN–GA MSA

Catoosa County, GA

Dade County, GA

Walker County, GA

Hamilton County, TN

Marion County, TN

Cheyenne, WY MSA

Laramie County, WY

Chicago, IL PMSA—see Chicago–Gary–

Kenosha, IL–IN–WI CMSA

Chicago–Gary–Kenosha, IL–IN–WI CMSA

Chicago, IL PMSA

Cook County, IL

DeKalb County, IL

DuPage County, IL

Grundy County, IL

Kane County, IL

Kendall County, IL

Lake County, IL

McHenry County, IL

Will County, IL

Gary, IN PMSA

Lake County, IN

Porter County, IN

Kankakee, IL PMSA

Kankakee County, IL

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Chicago–Gary–Kenosha,IL–IN–WI CMSA—Con.

Kenosha, WI PMSA

Kenosha County, WI

Chico–Paradise, CA MSA

Butte County, CA

Cincinnati, OH–KY–IN PMSA—see

Cincinnati–Hamilton, OH–KY–IN CMSA

Cincinnati–Hamilton, OH–KY–IN CMSA

Cincinnati, OH–KY–IN PMSA

Dearborn County, IN

Ohio County, IN

Boone County, KY

Campbell County, KY

Gallatin County, KY

Grant County, KY

Kenton County, KY

Pendleton County, KY

Brown County, OH

Clermont County, OH

Hamilton County, OH

Warren County, OH

Hamilton–Middletown, OH PMSA

Butler County, OH

Clarksville–Hopkinsville, TN–KY MSA

Christian County, KY

Montgomery County, TN

Cleveland–Lorain–Elyria, OH PMSA—see

Cleveland–Akron, OH CMSA

Cleveland–Akron, OH CMSA

Akron, OH PMSA

Portage County, OH

Summit County, OH

Cleveland–Lorain–Elyria, OH PMSA

Ashtabula County, OH

Cuyahoga County, OH

Geauga County, OH

Lake County, OH

Lorain County, OH

Medina County, OH

Colorado Springs, CO MSA

El Paso County, CO

Columbia, MO MSA

Boone County, MO

Columbia, SC MSA

Lexington County, SC

Richland County, SC

Columbus, GA–AL MSA

Russell County, AL

Chattahoochee County, GA

Harris County, GA

Muscogee County, GA

Columbus, OH MSA

Delaware County, OH

Fairfield County, OH

Franklin County, OH

Licking County, OH

Madison County, OH

Pickaway County, OH

Corpus Christi, TX MSA

Nueces County, TX

San Patricio County, TX

Cumberland, MD–WV MSA

Allegany County, MD

Mineral County, WV

Dallas, TX PMSA—see Dallas–Fort Worth,

TX CMSA

Dallas–Fort Worth, TX CMSA

Dallas, TX PMSA

Collin County, TX

Dallas County, TX

Denton County, TX

Ellis County, TX

Henderson County, TX

Hunt County, TX

Kaufman County, TX

Rockwall County, TX

Fort Worth–Arlington, TX PMSA

Hood County, TX

Johnson County, TX

Parker County, TX

Tarrant County, TX

Danbury, CT PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island, NY–

NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Danville, VA MSA

Pittsylvania County, VA

Danville city, VA

Davenport–Moline–Rock Island, IA–IL MSA

Henry County, IL

Rock Island County, IL

Scott County, IA

Dayton–Springfield, OH MSA

Clark County, OH

Greene County, OH

Miami County, OH

Montgomery County, OH

Daytona Beach, FL MSA

Flagler County, FL

Volusia County, FL

Decatur, AL MSA

Lawrence County, AL

Morgan County, AL

Decatur, IL MSA

Macon County, IL

Denver, CO PMSA—see Denver–Boulder–

Greeley, CO CMSA

Denver–Boulder–Greeley, CO CMSA

Boulder–Longmont, CO PMSA

Boulder County, CO

Denver, CO PMSA

Adams County, CO

Arapahoe County, CO

Denver County, CO

Douglas County, CO

Jefferson County, CO

Greeley, CO PMSA

Weld County, CO

Des Moines, IA MSA

Dallas County, IA

Polk County, IA

Warren County, IA

Detroit, MI PMSA—see Detroit–Ann

Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA

Detroit–Ann Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA

Ann Arbor, MI PMSA

Lenawee County, MI

Livingston County, MI

Washtenaw County, MI

Detroit, MI PMSA

Lapeer County, MI

Macomb County, MI

Monroe County, MI

Oakland County, MI

St. Clair County, MI

Wayne County, MI

Detroit–Ann Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA—Con.

Flint, MI PMSA

Genesee County, MI

Dothan, AL MSA

Dale County, AL

Houston County, AL

Dover, DE MSA

Kent County, DE

Dubuque, IA MSA

Dubuque County, IA

Duluth–Superior, MN–WI MSA

St. Louis County, MN

Douglas County, WI

Dutchess County, NY PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Eau Claire, WI MSA

Chippewa County, WI

Eau Claire County, WI

El Paso, TX MSA

El Paso County, TX

Elkhart–Goshen, IN MSA

Elkhart County, IN

Elmira, NY MSA

Chemung County, NY

Enid, OK MSA

Garfield County, OK

Erie, PA MSA

Erie County, PA

Eugene–Springfield, OR MSA

Lane County, OR

Evansville–Henderson, IN–KY MSA

Posey County, IN

Vanderburgh County, IN

Warrick County, IN

Henderson County, KY

Fargo–Moorhead, ND–MN MSA

Clay County, MN

Cass County, ND

Fayetteville, NC MSA

Cumberland County, NC

Fayetteville–Springdale–Rogers, AR MSA

Benton County, AR

Washington County, AR

Fitchburg–Leominster, MA PMSA—see

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence, MA–NH–

ME–CT CMSA

Flint, MI PMSA—see Detroit–Ann

Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA

Florence, AL MSA

Colbert County, AL

Lauderdale County, AL

Florence, SC MSA

Florence County, SC

Fort Collins–Loveland, CO MSA

Larimer County, CO

Fort Lauderdale, FL PMSA—see Miami–Fort

Lauderdale, FL CMSA

Fort Myers–Cape Coral, FL MSA

Lee County, FL

Fort Pierce–Port St. Lucie, FL MSA

Martin County, FL

St. Lucie County, FL

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Fort Smith, AR–OK MSA

Crawford County, AR

Sebastian County, AR

Sequoyah County, OK

Fort Walton Beach, FL MSA

Okaloosa County, FL

Fort Wayne, IN MSA

Adams County, IN

Allen County, IN

De Kalb County, IN

Huntington County, IN

Wells County, IN

Whitley County, IN

Fort Worth–Arlington, TX PMSA—see

Dallas–Fort Worth, TX CMSA

Fresno, CA MSA

Fresno County, CA

Madera County, CA

Gadsden, AL MSA

Etowah County, AL

Gainesville, FL MSA

Alachua County, FL

Galveston–Texas City, TX PMSA—see

Houston–Galveston–Brazoria, TX CMSA

Gary, IN PMSA—see Chicago–Gary–

Kenosha, IL–IN–WI CMSA

Glens Falls, NY MSA

Warren County, NY

Washington County, NY

Goldsboro, NC MSA

Wayne County, NC

Grand Forks, ND–MN MSA

Polk County, MN

Grand Forks County, ND

Grand Rapids–Muskegon–Holland, MI MSA

Allegan County, MI

Kent County, MI

Muskegon County, MI

Ottawa County, MI

Great Falls, MT MSA

Cascade County, MT

Greeley, CO PMSA—see Denver–Boulder–

Greeley, CO CMSA

Green Bay, WI MSA

Brown County, WI

Greensboro–Winston-Salem–High Point, NC

MSA

Alamance County, NC

Davidson County, NC

Davie County, NC

Forsyth County, NC

Guilford County, NC

Randolph County, NC

Stokes County, NC

Yadkin County, NC

Greenville, NC MSA

Pitt County, NC

Greenville–Spartanburg–Anderson, SC MSA

Anderson County, SC

Cherokee County, SC

Greenville County, SC

Pickens County, SC

Spartanburg County, SC

Hagerstown, MD PMSA—see Washington–

Baltimore, DC–MD–VA–WV CMSA

Hamilton–Middletown, OH PMSA—see

Cincinnati–Hamilton, OH–KY–IN CMSA

Harrisburg–Lebanon–Carlisle, PA MSA

Cumberland County, PA

Dauphin County, PA

Lebanon County, PA

Perry County, PA

Hartford, CT MSA

Hartford County, CT (part)

Avon town, CT

Berlin town, CT

Bloomfield town, CT

Bristol city, CT

Burlington town, CT

Canton town, CT

East Granby town, CT

East Hartford town, CT

East Windsor town, CT

Enfield town, CT

Farmington town, CT

Glastonbury town, CT

Granby town, CT

Hartford city, CT

Manchester town, CT

Marlborough town, CT

New Britain city, CT

Newington town, CT

Plainville town, CT

Rocky Hill town, CT

Simsbury town, CT

Southington town, CT

South Windsor town, CT

Suffield town, CT

West Hartford town, CT

Wethersfield town, CT

Windsor town, CT

Windsor Locks town, CT

Litchfield County, CT (part)

Barkhamsted town, CT

Harwinton town, CT

New Hartford town, CT

Plymouth town, CT

Winchester town, CT

Middlesex County, CT (part)

Cromwell town, CT

Durham town, CT

East Haddam town, CT

East Hampton town, CT

Haddam town, CT

Middlefield town, CT

Middletown city, CT

Portland town, CT

New London County, CT (part)

Colchester town, CT

Lebanon town, CT

Tolland County, CT (part)

Andover town, CT

Bolton town, CT

Columbia town, CT

Coventry town, CT

Ellington town, CT

Hebron town, CT

Mansfield town, CT

Somers town, CT

Stafford town, CT

Tolland town, CT

Vernon town, CT

Willington town, CT

Windham County, CT (part)

Ashford town, CT

Chaplin town, CT

Windham town, CT

Hickory–Morganton, NC MSA

Alexander County, NC

Burke County, NC

Caldwell County, NC

Catawba County, NC

Honolulu, HI MSA

Honolulu County, HI

Houma, LA MSA

Lafourche Parish, LA

Terrebonne Parish, LA

Houston,TX PMSA—see Houston–Galveston–

Brazoria, TX CMSA

Houston–Galveston–Brazoria, TX CMSA

Brazoria, TX PMSA

Brazoria County, TX

Galveston–Texas City, TX PMSA

Galveston County, TX

Houston, TX PMSA

Chambers County, TX

Fort Bend County, TX

Harris County, TX

Liberty County, TX

Montgomery County, TX

Waller County, TX

Huntington–Ashland, WV–KY–OH MSA

Boyd County, KY

Carter County, KY

Greenup County, KY

Lawrence County, OH

Cabell County, WV

Wayne County, WV

Huntsville, AL MSA

Limestone County, AL

Madison County, AL

Indianapolis, IN MSA

Boone County, IN

Hamilton County, IN

Hancock County, IN

Hendricks County, IN

Johnson County, IN

Madison County, IN

Marion County, IN

Morgan County, IN

Shelby County, IN

Iowa City, IA MSA

Johnson County, IA

Jackson, MI MSA

Jackson County, MI

Jackson, MS MSA

Hinds County, MS

Madison County, MS

Rankin County, MS

Jackson, TN MSA

Madison County, TN

Jacksonville, FL MSA

Clay County, FL

Duval County, FL

Nassau County, FL

St. Johns County, FL

Jacksonville, NC MSA

Onslow County, NC

Jamestown, NY MSA

Chautauqua County, NY

Janesville–Beloit, WI MSA

Rock County, WI

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Jersey City, NJ PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Johnson City–Kingsport–Bristol, TN–VA

MSA

Carter County, TN

Hawkins County, TN

Sullivan County, TN

Unicoi County, TN

Washington County, TN

Scott County, VA

Washington County, VA

Bristol city, VA

Johnstown, PA MSA

Cambria County, PA

Somerset County, PA

Joplin, MO MSA

Jasper County, MO

Newton County, MO

Kalamazoo–Battle Creek, MI MSA

Calhoun County, MI

Kalamazoo County, MI

Van Buren County, MI

Kankakee, IL PMSA—see Chicago–Gary–

Kenosha, IL–IN–WI CMSA

Kansas City, MO–KS MSA

Johnson County, KS

Leavenworth County, KS

Miami County, KS

Wyandotte County, KS

Cass County, MO

Clay County, MO

Clinton County, MO

Jackson County, MO

Lafayette County, MO

Platte County, MO

Ray County, MO

Kenosha, WI PMSA—see Chicago–Gary–

Kenosha, IL–IN–WI CMSA

Killeen–Temple, TX MSA

Bell County, TX

Coryell County, TX

Knoxville, TN MSA

Anderson County, TN

Blount County, TN

Knox County, TN

Loudon County, TN

Sevier County, TN

Union County, TN

Kokomo, IN MSA

Howard County, IN

Tipton County, IN

La Crosse, WI–MN MSA

Houston County, MN

La Crosse County, WI

Lafayette, LA MSA

Acadia Parish, LA

Lafayette Parish, LA

St. Landry Parish, LA

St. Martin Parish, LA

Lafayette, IN MSA

Clinton County, IN

Tippecanoe County, IN

Lake Charles, LA MSA

Calcasieu Parish, LA

Lakeland–Winter Haven, FL MSA

Polk County, FL

Lancaster, PA MSA

Lancaster County, PA

Lansing–East Lansing, MI MSA

Clinton County, MI

Eaton County, MI

Ingham County, MI

Laredo, TX MSA

Webb County, TX

Las Cruces, NM MSA

Dona Ana County, NM

Las Vegas, NV–AZ MSA

Mohave County, AZ

Clark County, NV

Nye County, NV

Lawrence, KS MSA

Douglas County, KS

Lawrence, MA–NH PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence, MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA

Lawton, OK MSA

Comanche County, OK

Lewiston–Auburn, ME MSA

Androscoggin County, ME (part)

Auburn city, ME

Greene town, ME

Lewiston city, ME

Lisbon town, ME

Mechanic Falls town, ME

Poland town, ME

Sabattus town, ME

Turner town, ME

Wales town, ME

Lexington, KY MSA

Bourbon County, KY

Clark County, KY

Fayette County, KY

Jessamine County, KY

Madison County, KY

Scott County, KY

Woodford County, KY

Lima, OH MSA

Allen County, OH

Auglaize County, OH

Lincoln, NE MSA

Lancaster County, NE

Little Rock–North Little Rock, AR MSA

Faulkner County, AR

Lonoke County, AR

Pulaski County, AR

Saline County, AR

Longview–Marshall, TX MSA

Gregg County, TX

Harrison County, TX

Upshur County, TX

Los Angeles–Riverside–Orange County, CA

CMSA

Los Angeles–Long Beach, CA PMSA

Los Angeles County, CA

Orange County, CA PMSA

Orange County, CA

Riverside–San Bernardino, CA PMSA

Riverside County, CA

San Bernardino County, CA

Ventura, CA PMSA

Ventura County, CA

Los Angeles–Long Beach, CA PMSA—see

Los Angeles–Riverside–Orange County,

CA CMSA

Louisville, KY–IN MSA

Clark County, IN

Floyd County, IN

Harrison County, IN

Scott County, IN

Bullitt County, KY

Jefferson County, KY

Oldham County, KY

Lowell, MA–NH PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

Lubbock, TX MSA

Lubbock County, TX

Lynchburg, VA MSA

Amherst County, VA

Bedford County, VA

Campbell County, VA

Bedford city, VA

Lynchburg city, VA

Macon, GA MSA

Bibb County, GA

Houston County, GA

Jones County, GA

Peach County, GA

Twiggs County, GA

Madison, WI MSA

Dane County, WI

Manchester, NH PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

Mansfield, OH MSA

Crawford County, OH

Richland County, OH

McAllen–Edinburg–Mission, TX MSA

Hidalgo County, TX

Medford–Ashland, OR MSA

Jackson County, OR

Melbourne–Titusville–Palm Bay, FL MSA

Brevard County, FL

Memphis, TN–AR–MS MSA

Crittenden County, AR

DeSoto County, MS

Fayette County, TN

Shelby County, TN

Tipton County, TN

Merced, CA MSA

Merced County, CA

Miami–Fort Lauderdale, FL CMSA

Fort Lauderdale, FL PMSA

Broward County, FL

Miami, FL PMSA

Dade County, FL

Miami, FL PMSA—see Miami–Fort

Lauderdale, FL CMSA

Middlesex–Somerset–Hunterdon, NJ

PMSA—see New York–Northern New

Jersey–Long Island, NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Milwaukee–Waukesha, WI PMSA—see

Milwaukee–Racine, WI CMSA

Milwaukee–Racine, WI CMSA

Milwaukee–Waukesha, WI PMSA

Milwaukee County, WI

Ozaukee County, WI

Washington County, WI

Waukesha County, WI

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Milwaukee–Racine, WI CMSA—Con.

Racine, WI PMSA

Racine County, WI

Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN–WI MSA

Anoka County, MN

Carver County, MN

Chisago County, MN

Dakota County, MN

Hennepin County, MN

Isanti County, MN

Ramsey County, MN

Scott County, MN

Sherburne County, MN

Washington County, MN

Wright County, MN

Pierce County, WI

St. Croix County, WI

Mobile, AL MSA

Baldwin County, AL

Mobile County, AL

Modesto, CA MSA

Stanislaus County, CA

Monmouth–Ocean, NJ PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Monroe, LA MSA

Ouachita Parish, LA

Montgomery, AL MSA

Autauga County, AL

Elmore County, AL

Montgomery County, AL

Muncie, IN MSA

Delaware County, IN

Myrtle Beach, SC MSA

Horry County, SC

Naples, FL MSA

Collier County, FL

Nashua, NH PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

Nashville, TN MSA

Cheatham County, TN

Davidson County, TN

Dickson County, TN

Robertson County, TN

Rutherford County, TN

Sumner County, TN

Williamson County, TN

Wilson County, TN

Nassau–Suffolk, NY PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

New Bedford, MA PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

New Haven–Meriden, CT PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

New London–Norwich, CT–RI MSA

Middlesex County, CT (part)

Fenwick borough, CT

Old Saybrook town, CT

New London County, CT (part)

Bozrah town, CT

East Lyme town, CT

Franklin town, CT

Griswold town balance, CT

Groton city, CT

Groton town balance, CT

New London–Norwich, CT–RI MSA—Con.

New London County, CT (part)—Con.

Groton Long Point borough, CT

Jewett City borough, CT

Ledyard town, CT

Lisbon town, CT

Montville town, CT

New London city, CT

North Stonington town, CT

Norwich city, CT

Old Lyme town, CT

Preston town, CT

Salem town, CT

Sprague town, CT

Stonington borough, CT

Stonington town, CT

Waterford town, CT

Windham County, CT (part)

Canterbury town, CT

Plainfield town, CT

Washington County, RI (part)

Hopkinton town, RI

Westerly town, RI

New Orleans, LA MSA

Jefferson Parish, LA

Orleans Parish, LA

Plaquemines Parish, LA

St. Bernard Parish, LA

St. Charles Parish, LA

St. James Parish, LA

St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

St. Tammany Parish, LA

New York, NY PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

New York–Northern New Jersey–Long

Island, NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Bergen–Passaic, NJ PMSA

Bergen County, NJ

Passaic County, NJ

Bridgeport, CT PMSA

Fairfield County, CT (part)

Bridgeport city, CT

Easton town, CT

Fairfield town, CT

Monroe town, CT

Shelton city, CT

Stratford town, CT

Trumbull town, CT

New Haven County, CT (part)

Ansonia city, CT

Beacon Falls town, CT

Derby city, CT

Milford city (balance), CT

Oxford town, CT

Seymour town, CT

Woodmont borough, CT

Danbury, CT PMSA

Fairfield County, CT (part)

Bethel town, CT

Brookfield town, CT

Danbury city, CT

New Fairfield town, CT

Newtown borough, CT

Newtown town, CT

Redding town, CT

Ridgefield town, CT

Sherman town, CT

Litchfield County, CT (part)

Bridgewater town, CT

New Milford town, CT

Roxbury town, CT

Washington town, CT

Dutchess County, NY PMSA

Dutchess County, NY

New York–Northern New Jersey–Long

Island, NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA—Con.

Jersey City, NJ PMSA

Hudson County, NJ

Middlesex–Somerset–Hunterdon, NJ PMSA

Hunterdon County, NJ

Middlesex County, NJ

Somerset County, NJ

Monmouth–Ocean, NJ PMSA

Monmouth County, NJ

Ocean County, NJ

Nassau–Suffolk, NY PMSA

Nassau County, NY

Suffolk County, NY

New Haven–Meriden, CT PMSA

Middlesex County, CT (part)

Clinton town, CT

Killingworth town, CT

New Haven County, CT (part)

Bethany town, CT

Branford town, CT

Cheshire town, CT

East Haven town, CT

Guilford town, CT

Hamden town, CT

Madison town, CT

Meriden city, CT

New Haven city, CT

North Branford town, CT

North Haven town, CT

Orange town, CT

Wallingford town, CT

West Haven city, CT

Woodbridge town, CT

New York, NY PMSA

Bronx County, NY

Kings County, NY

New York County, NY

Putnam County, NY

Queens County, NY

Richmond County, NY

Rockland County, NY

Westchester County, NY

Newark, NJ PMSA

Essex County, NJ

Morris County, NJ

Sussex County, NJ

Union County, NJ

Warren County, NJ

Newburgh, NY–PA PMSA

Orange County, NY

Pike County, PA

Stamford–Norwalk, CT PMSA

Fairfield County, CT (part)

Darien town, CT

Greenwich town, CT

New Canaan town, CT

Norwalk city, CT

Stamford city, CT

Weston town, CT

Westport town, CT

Wilton town, CT

Trenton, NJ PMSA

Mercer County, NJ

Waterbury, CT PMSA

Litchfield County, CT (part)

Bethlehem town, CT

Thomaston town, CT

Watertown town, CT

Woodbury town, CT

New Haven County, CT (part)

Middlebury town, CT

Naugatuck borough, CT

Prospect town, CT

Southbury town, CT

Waterbury city, CT

Wolcott town, CT

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Newark, NJ PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Newburgh, NY–PA PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Norfolk–VirginiaBeach–Newport News,VA–NC

MSA

Currituck County, NC

Gloucester County, VA

Isle of Wight County, VA

James City County, VA

Mathews County, VA

York County, VA

Chesapeake city, VA

Hampton city, VA

Newport News city, VA

Norfolk city, VA

Poquoson city, VA

Portsmouth city, VA

Suffolk city, VA

Virginia Beach city, VA

Williamsburg city, VA

Oakland, CA PMSA—see San Francisco–

Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

Ocala, FL MSA

Marion County, FL

Odessa–Midland, TX MSA

Ector County, TX

Midland County, TX

Oklahoma City, OK MSA

Canadian County, OK

Cleveland County, OK

Logan County, OK

McClain County, OK

Oklahoma County, OK

Pottawatomie County, OK

Olympia, WA PMSA—see Seattle–Tacoma–

Bremerton, WA CMSA

Omaha, NE–IA MSA

Pottawattamie County, IA

Cass County, NE

Douglas County, NE

Sarpy County, NE

Washington County, NE

Orange County, CA PMSA—see Los

Angeles–Riverside–OrangeCounty,CACMSA

Orlando, FL MSA

Lake County, FL

Orange County, FL

Osceola County, FL

Seminole County, FL

Owensboro, KY MSA

Daviess County, KY

Panama City, FL MSA

Bay County, FL

Parkersburg–Marietta, WV–OH MSA

Washington County, OH

Wood County, WV

Pensacola, FL MSA

Escambia County, FL

Santa Rosa County, FL

Peoria–Pekin, IL MSA

Peoria County, IL

Tazewell County, IL

Woodford County, IL

Philadelphia, PA–NJ PMSA—see

Philadelphia–Wilmington–Atlantic City,

PA–NJ–DE–MD CMSA

Philadelphia–Wilmington–Atlantic City,

PA–NJ–DE–MD CMSA

Atlantic–Cape May, NJ PMSA

Atlantic County, NJ

Cape May County, NJ

Philadelphia, PA–NJ PMSA

Burlington County, NJ

Camden County, NJ

Gloucester County, NJ

Salem County, NJ

Bucks County, PA

Chester County, PA

Delaware County, PA

Montgomery County, PA

Philadelphia County, PA

Vineland–Millville–Bridgeton, NJ PMSA

Cumberland County, NJ

Wilmington–Newark, DE–MD PMSA

New Castle County, DE

Cecil County, MD

Phoenix–Mesa, AZ MSA

Maricopa County, AZ

Pinal County, AZ

Pine Bluff, AR MSA

Jefferson County, AR

Pittsburgh, PA MSA

Allegheny County, PA

Beaver County, PA

Butler County, PA

Fayette County, PA

Washington County, PA

Westmoreland County, PA

Pittsfield, MA MSA

Berkshire County, MA (part)

Adams town, MA

Cheshire town, MA

Dalton town, MA

Hinsdale town, MA

Lanesborough town, MA

Lee town, MA

Lenox town, MA

Pittsfield city, MA

Richmond town, MA

Stockbridge town, MA

Portland, ME MSA

Cumberland County, ME (part)

Cape Elizabeth town, ME

Casco town, ME

Cumberland town, ME

Falmouth town, ME

Freeport town, ME

Gorham town, ME

Gray town, ME

North Yarmouth town, ME

Portland city, ME

Raymond town, ME

Scarborough town, ME

South Portland city, ME

Standish town, ME

Westbrook city, ME

Windham town, ME

Yarmouth town, ME

York County, ME (part)

Buxton town, ME

Hollis town, ME

Limington town, ME

Old Orchard Beach town, ME

Portland–Vancouver, OR–WA PMSA—see

Portland–Salem, OR–WA CMSA

Portland–Salem, OR–WA CMSA

Portland–Vancouver, OR–WA PMSA

Clackamas County, OR

Columbia County, OR

Multnomah County, OR

Washington County, OR

Yamhill County, OR

Clark County, WA

Salem, OR PMSA

Marion County, OR

Polk County, OR

Portsmouth–Rochester, NH–ME PMSA—see

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA

Providence–Fall River–Warwick, RI–MA MSA

Bristol County, MA (part)

Attleboro city, MA

Fall River city, MA

North Attleborough town, MA

Rehoboth town, MA

Seekonk town, MA

Somerset town, MA

Swansea town, MA

Westport town, MA

Bristol County, RI

Barrington town, RI

Bristol town, RI

Warren town, RI

Kent County, RI

Coventry town, RI

East Greenwich town, RI

Warwick city, RI

West Greenwich town, RI

West Warwick town, RI

Newport County, RI (part)

Jamestown town, RI

Little Compton town, RI

Tiverton town, RI

Providence County, RI

Burrillville town, RI

Central Falls city, RI

Cranston city, RI

Cumberland town, RI

East Providence city, RI

Foster town, RI

Glocester town, RI

Johnston town, RI

Lincoln town, RI

North Providence town, RI

North Smithfield town, RI

Pawtucket city, RI

Providence city, RI

Scituate town, RI

Smithfield town, RI

Woonsocket city, RI

Washington County, RI (part)

Charlestown town, RI

Exeter town, RI

Narragansett town, RI

North Kingstown town, RI

Richmond town, RI

South Kingstown town, RI

Provo–Orem, UT MSA

Utah County, UT

Pueblo, CO MSA

Pueblo County, CO

Punta Gorda, FL MSA

Charlotte County, FL

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Racine, WI PMSA—see Milwaukee–Racine,

WI CMSA

Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill, NC MSA

Chatham County, NC

Durham County, NC

Franklin County, NC

Johnston County, NC

Orange County, NC

Wake County, NC

Rapid City, SD MSA

Pennington County, SD

Reading, PA MSA

Berks County, PA

Redding, CA MSA

Shasta County, CA

Reno, NV MSA

Washoe County, NV

Richland–Kennewick–Pasco, WA MSA

Benton County, WA

Franklin County, WA

Richmond–Petersburg, VA MSA

Charles City County, VA

Chesterfield County, VA

Dinwiddie County, VA

Goochland County, VA

Hanover County, VA

Henrico County, VA

New Kent County, VA

Powhatan County, VA

Prince George County, VA

Colonial Heights city, VA

Hopewell city, VA

Petersburg city, VA

Richmond city, VA

Riverside–San Bernardino, CA PMSA—see

Los Angeles–Riverside–Orange County,

CA CMSA

Roanoke, VA MSA

Botetourt County, VA

Roanoke County, VA

Roanoke city, VA

Salem city, VA

Rochester, MN MSA

Olmsted County, MN

Rochester, NY MSA

Genesee County, NY

Livingston County, NY

Monroe County, NY

Ontario County, NY

Orleans County, NY

Wayne County, NY

Rockford, IL MSA

Boone County, IL

Ogle County, IL

Winnebago County, IL

Rocky Mount, NC MSA

Edgecombe County, NC

Nash County, NC

Sacramento, CA PMSA—see Sacramento–

Yolo, CA CMSA

Sacramento–Yolo, CA CMSA

Sacramento, CA PMSA

El Dorado County, CA

Placer County, CA

Sacramento County, CA

Yolo, CA PMSA

Yolo County, CA

Saginaw–Bay City–Midland, MI MSA

Bay County, MI

Midland County, MI

Saginaw County, MI

St. Cloud, MN MSA

Benton County, MN

Stearns County, MN

St. Joseph, MO MSA

Andrew County, MO

Buchanan County, MO

St. Louis, MO–IL MSA

Clinton County, IL

Jersey County, IL

Madison County, IL

Monroe County, IL

St. Clair County, IL

Franklin County, MO

Jefferson County, MO

Lincoln County, MO

St. Charles County, MO

St. Louis County, MO

Warren County, MO

St. Louis city, MO

Salem,ORPMSA—seePortland–Salem,OR–WA

CMSA

Salinas, CA MSA

Monterey County, CA

Salt Lake City–Ogden, UT MSA

Davis County, UT

Salt Lake County, UT

Weber County, UT

San Angelo, TX MSA

Tom Green County, TX

San Antonio, TX MSA

Bexar County, TX

Comal County, TX

Guadalupe County, TX

Wilson County, TX

San Diego, CA MSA

San Diego County, CA

San Francisco, CA PMSA—see San

Francisco–Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

Oakland, CA PMSA

Alameda County, CA

Contra Costa County, CA

San Francisco, CA PMSA

Marin County, CA

San Francisco County, CA

San Mateo County, CA

San Jose, CA PMSA

Santa Clara County, CA

Santa Cruz–Watsonville, CA PMSA

Santa Cruz County, CA

Santa Rosa, CA PMSA

Sonoma County, CA

Vallejo–Fairfield–Napa, CA PMSA

Napa County, CA

Solano County, CA

San Jose, CA PMSA—see San Francisco–

Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

San Luis Obispo–Atascadero–Paso Robles, CA MSA

San Luis Obispo County, CA

Santa Barbara–Santa Maria–Lompoc, CA

MSA

Santa Barbara County, CA

Santa Cruz–Watsonville, CA PMSA—see San

Francisco–Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

Santa Fe, NM MSA

Los Alamos County, NM

Santa Fe County, NM

Santa Rosa, CA PMSA—see San Francisco–

Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

Sarasota–Bradenton, FL MSA

Manatee County, FL

Sarasota County, FL

Savannah, GA MSA

Bryan County, GA

Chatham County, GA

Effingham County, GA

Scranton–Wilkes-Barre–Hazleton, PA MSA

Columbia County, PA

Lackawanna County, PA

Luzerne County, PA

Wyoming County, PA

Seattle–Bellevue–Everett, WA PMSA—see

Seattle–Tacoma–Bremerton, WA CMSA

Seattle–Tacoma–Bremerton, WA CMSA

Bremerton, WA PMSA

Kitsap County, WA

Olympia, WA PMSA

Thurston County, WA

Seattle–Bellevue–Everett, WA PMSA

Island County, WA

King County, WA

Snohomish County, WA

Tacoma, WA PMSA

Pierce County, WA

Sharon, PA MSA

Mercer County, PA

Sheboygan, WI MSA

Sheboygan County, WI

Sherman–Denison, TX MSA

Grayson County, TX

Shreveport–Bossier City, LA MSA

Bossier Parish, LA

Caddo Parish, LA

Webster Parish, LA

Sioux City, IA–NE MSA

Woodbury County, IA

Dakota County, NE

Sioux Falls, SD MSA

Lincoln County, SD

Minnehaha County, SD

South Bend, IN MSA

St. Joseph County, IN

Spokane, WA MSA

Spokane County, WA

Springfield, IL MSA

Menard County, IL

Sangamon County, IL

Springfield, MO MSA

Christian County, MO

Greene County, MO

Webster County, MO

Springfield, MA MSA

Franklin County, MA (part)

Sunderland town, MA

Hampden County, MA (part)

Agawam city, MA

Chicopee city, MA

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Springfield, MA MSA—Con.

Hampden County, MA (part)—Con.

East Longmeadow town, MA

Hampden town, MA

Holyoke city, MA

Longmeadow town, MA

Ludlow town, MA

Monson town, MA

Montgomery town, MA

Palmer town, MA

Russell town, MA

Southwick town, MA

Springfield city, MA

Westfield city, MA

West Springfield town, MA

Wilbraham town, MA

Hampshire County, MA (part)

Amherst town, MA

Belchertown town, MA

Easthampton town, MA

Granby town, MA

Hadley town, MA

Hatfield town, MA

Huntington town, MA

Northampton city, MA

Southampton town, MA

South Hadley town, MA

Ware town, MA

Williamsburg town, MA

Stamford–Norwalk, CT PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

State College, PA MSA

Centre County, PA

Steubenville–Weirton, OH–WV MSA

Jefferson County, OH

Brooke County, WV

Hancock County, WV

Stockton–Lodi, CA MSA

San Joaquin County, CA

Sumter, SC MSA

Sumter County, SC

Syracuse, NY MSA

Cayuga County, NY

Madison County, NY

Onondaga County, NY

Oswego County, NY

Tacoma, WA PMSA—see Seattle–Tacoma–

Bremerton, WA CMSA

Tallahassee, FL MSA

Gadsden County, FL

Leon County, FL

Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater, FL MSA

Hernando County, FL

Hillsborough County, FL

Pasco County, FL

Pinellas County, FL

Terre Haute, IN MSA

Clay County, IN

Vermillion County, IN

Vigo County, IN

Texarkana, TX–Texarkana, AR MSA

Miller County, AR

Bowie County, TX

Toledo, OH MSA

Fulton County, OH

Lucas County, OH

Wood County, OH

Topeka, KS MSA

Shawnee County, KS

Trenton, NJ PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Tucson, AZ MSA

Pima County, AZ

Tulsa, OK MSA

Creek County, OK

Osage County, OK

Rogers County, OK

Tulsa County, OK

Wagoner County, OK

Tuscaloosa, AL MSA

Tuscaloosa County, AL

Tyler, TX MSA

Smith County, TX

Utica–Rome, NY MSA

Herkimer County, NY

Oneida County, NY

Vallejo–Fairfield–Napa, CA PMSA—see San

Francisco–Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

Ventura, CA PMSA—see Los Angeles–

Riverside–Orange County, CA CMSA

Victoria, TX MSA

Victoria County, TX

Vineland–Millville–Bridgeton, NJ PMSA—see

Philadelphia–Wilmington–Atlantic City,

PA–NJ–DE–MD CMSA

Visalia–Tulare–Porterville, CA MSA

Tulare County, CA

Waco, TX MSA

McLennan County, TX

Washington, DC–MD–VA–WV PMSA—see

Washington–Baltimore,DC–MD–VA–WVCMSA

Washington–Baltimore,DC–MD–VA–WVCMSA

Baltimore, MD PMSA

Anne Arundel County, MD

Baltimore County, MD

Carroll County, MD

Harford County, MD

Howard County, MD

Queen Anne’s County, MD

Baltimore city, MD

Hagerstown, MD PMSA

Washington County, MD

Washington, DC–MD–VA–WV PMSA

District of Columbia, DC

Calvert County, MD

Charles County, MD

Frederick County, MD

Montgomery County, MD

Prince George’s County, MD

Arlington County, VA

Clarke County, VA

Culpeper County, VA

Fairfax County, VA

Washington–Baltimore,DC–MD–VA–WVCMSA—

Con.

Washington, DC–MD–VA–WV PMSA—Con.

Fauquier County, VA

King George County, VA

Loudoun County, VA

Prince William County, VA

Spotsylvania County, VA

Stafford County, VA

Warren County, VA

Alexandria city, VA

Fairfax city, VA

Falls Church city, VA

Fredericksburg city, VA

Manassas city, VA

Manassas Park city, VA

Berkeley County, WV

Jefferson County, WV

Waterbury, CT PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Waterloo–Cedar Falls, IA MSA

Black Hawk County, IA

Wausau, WI MSA

Marathon County, WI

West Palm Beach–Boca Raton, FL MSA

Palm Beach County, FL

Wheeling, WV–OH MSA

Belmont County, OH

Marshall County, WV

Ohio County, WV

Wichita, KS MSA

Butler County, KS

Harvey County, KS

Sedgwick County, KS

Wichita Falls, TX MSA

Archer County, TX

Wichita County, TX

Williamsport, PA MSA

Lycoming County, PA

Wilmington–Newark, DE–MD PMSA—see

Philadelphia–Wilmington–Atlantic City,

PA–NJ–DE–MD CMSA

Wilmington, NC MSA

Brunswick County, NC

New Hanover County, NC

Worcester, MA–CT PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

Yakima, WA MSA

Yakima County, WA

Yolo, CA PMSA—see Sacramento–Yolo, CA

CMSA

York, PA MSA

York County, PA

Youngstown–Warren, OH MSA

Columbiana County, OH

Mahoning County, OH

Trumbull County, OH

Yuba City, CA MSA

Sutter County, CA

Yuba County, CA

Yuma, AZ MSA

Yuma County, AZ

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Appendix E.

Percent of Receipts/ Revenue Based on Administrative

Records and Estimation for the United States: 1992

Table E-1. Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, and for more information on reliability of data, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability

of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Percent of receiptsm

From administrative records1 Estimated2

Total 18.5 .................................... 8.6

70 ex. 704 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging

places (except membership lodging) 5.0 ............. 7.2

7011 Hotels and motels 4.4 ............................... 7.1

7011 pt. Hotels 2.6 ....................................... 6.7

7011 pt. Hotels, 25 guestrooms or more 2.5 ............... 6.7

7011 pt. Hotels, less than 25 guestrooms 13.9 .............. 6.0

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 12.8 .......... 9.2

7011 pt. Motels, tourist courts 15.6 ........................ 10.6

7011 pt. Motor hotels 5.1 ................................ 5.2

702, 3 Other lodging places 26.0 ............................ 10.7

702 Rooming and boarding houses 25.7 ................. 18.8

703 Camps and recreational vehicle parks 26.0 ........... 9.3

72 Personal services 26.4 ................................ 8.8

721 Laundry, cleaning, and garment services 21.2 ........... 8.0

7211 Power laundries, family and commercial* 21.8 ........ 6.9

7213 Linen supply* 9.2 ................................. 6.2

7215 Coin-operated laundries and drycleaning 23.9 ......... 7.1

7216 Drycleaning plants, except rug cleaning* 28.9 ......... 9.5

7217 Carpet and upholstery cleaning 34.2 ................. 7.9

7218 Industrial launderers* 6.3 .......................... 7.7

7212, 9 Other laundry, cleaning, and garment services* 40.5 .. 10.0

7212 Garment pressing, and agents for laundries and

drycleaners 44.0 ................................ 11.1

7219 Laundry and garment services, n.e.c.* 38.3 ......... 9.2

722 Photographic studios, portrait 25.8 ..................... 7.6

723, 4 Beauty and barber shops 34.1 ........................ 7.2 723 Beauty shops 34.0 ................................. 7.2 724 Barber shops 37.1 ................................. 5.5

725 Shoe repair shops and shoeshine parlors 38.9 .......... 10.4 726 Funeral service and crematories 29.0 .................. 10.9

729 Miscellaneous personal services 24.1 .................. 12.5 7291 Tax return preparation services 29.5 ................. 7.8 7299 Miscellaneous personal services, n.e.c. 22.3 .......... 14.1

73 Business services 12.6 ................................ 9.9

731 Advertising 12.5 ..................................... 10.7 7311 Advertising agencies 11.8 ........................... 11.1 7312 Outdoor advertising services 9.4 ................... 7.1 7313 Radio, television, publishers’ advertising

representatives 12.5 .............................. 12.9 7319 Advertising, n.e.c. 19.3 ............................. 9.9

732 Consumer credit reporting agencies, mercantile

reporting agencies, and adjustment and collection

agencies 13.4 ...................................... 11.5 7322 Adjustment and collection services 19.3 .............. 14.7 7323 Credit reporting services 4.5 ....................... 6.7

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and

photography, and stenographic services 20.3 .......... 9.1

7331 Direct mail advertising services 8.8 ................. 10.0

7334 Photocopying and duplicating services 17.3 ........... 11.6

7335, 6 Commercial photography, art, and graphics 29.3 ...... 6.8

7335 Commercial photography 28.7 ..................... 7.1

7336 Commercial art and graphic design 29.4 ............ 6.7

7338 Secretarial and court reporting services 33.3 .......... 9.3

734 Services to dwellings and other buildings 29.3 .......... 14.2

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 23.7 ........... 6.6

7349 Building cleaning and maintenance services,

n.e.c. 30.7 ....................................... 16.0

735 Miscellaneous equipment rental and leasing 12.7 ....... 11.0

7352 Medical equipment rental and leasing 8.2 ........... 13.2

7353 Heavy construction equipment rental and leasing 15.8 . 9.8 7359 Equipment rental and leasing, n.e.c. 12.8 ............. 10.9

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Percent of receiptsm

From administrative records1 Estimated2

73 Business servicesmCon.

736 Personnel supply services 9.7 ........................ 9.7 7361 Employment agencies 41.0 ......................... 15.8 7363 Help supply services 5.4 .......................... 8.9 7363 pt. Temporary help supply 5.6 ....................... 8.9 7363 pt. Help supply, except temporary 5.0 ................ 8.8

737 Computer programming, data processing, and other

computer related services 5.4 ....................... 7.7

7371, 2, 3 Computer programming, prepackaged software,

and integrated systems 5.7 ....................... 6.6

7371 Computer programming services 7.8 .............. 7.1

7372 Prepackaged software 4.1 ....................... 6.5

7373 Computer integrated systems 4.6 ................. 6.0

7374, 5, 6 Data processing services 3.2 ...................... 7.3

7374, 5 Computer processing, information retrieval 3.3 ..... 7.8

7376 Computer facilities management services 2.0 ...... 3.3

7377, 8, 9 Computer rental and leasing, maintenance, and

related services, n.e.c. 7.9 ........................ 12.6

7377 Computer rental and leasing 3.5 .................. 5.4

7378 Computer maintenance and repair 4.4 ............ 18.0

7379 Computer related services, n.e.c. 14.1 ............. 8.3

738 Miscellaneous business services 20.2 .................. 12.1

7381, 2 Detective agencies and protective services 12.2 ...... 16.2

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 12.7 .... 17.6 7382 Security systems services 10.8 .................... 12.5 7383 News syndicates 2.9 .............................. 8.6 7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 12.9 .................... 6.7 7389 Business services, n.e.c. 24.7 ....................... 11.3 7389 pt. Sign painting shops 38.7 ......................... 9.6 7389 pt. Interior designing 41.5 ............................ 9.2 7389 pt. Telephone answering services 22.2 ................ 13.5 7389 pt. Other business services 23.2 ..................... 11.5

75 Automotive repair, services, and parking 21.8 .......... 8.0

751 Automotive rental and leasing, without drivers 3.2 ...... 7.1

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 3.0 ......... 6.4

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and leasing 3.1 ............... 7.0

7514 Passenger car rental 2.7 ........................ 6.4

7515 Passenger car leasing 4.8 ....................... 9.5

7519 Utility trailer and recreational vehicle rental 12.7 ...... 25.4

752 Automobile parking 3.3 .............................. 19.4

753 Automotive repair shops 32.3 ......................... 7.2 7532 Top, body, and upholstery repair shops and paint

shops 32.1 ....................................... 5.7 7532 pt. Top and body repair shops 32.0 ................... 5.6 7532 pt. Paint shops 34.5 ................................. 6.9 7538 General automotive repair shops 35.6 ................ 7.2 7538 pt. General automotive repair shops, except diesel 37.5 ..................................... 7.5 7538 pt. Diesel repair shops 23.8 .......................... 5.9

7533, 4, 6,

7, 9

Other automotive repair shops 26.3 .................. 8.8

7533 Automotive exhaust system repair shops 24.4 ...... 7.6

7534 Tire retreading and repair shops 24.1 .............. 10.9

7536 Automotive glass replacement shops 23.0 .......... 15.1

7537 Automotive transmission repair shops 33.2 ......... 7.3

7539 Automotive repair shops, n.e.c. 26.8 ............... 5.4

7539 pt. Radiator repair 32.9 ............................ 7.7

7539 pt. Brake, front end, and wheel alignment 25.4 ....... 4.6

7539 pt. Automotive electrical and fuel system

services 23.2 ................................. 4.5

7539 pt. Other automotive repair shops, n.e.c. 28.7 ........ 6.2

754 Automotive services, except repair 27.5 ................ 10.1

7542 Carwashes 33.8 ................................... 10.9

7549 Automotive services, except repair and carwashes 22.7 ................................... 9.4

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Table E-1. Firms Subject to Federal Income TaxmCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, and for more information on reliability of data, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability

of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Percent of receiptsm

From administrative records1 Estimated2

76 Miscellaneous repair services 27.9 .................... 8.1

762 Electrical repair shops 24.0 ........................... 8.3

7622 Radio and television repair shops 33.9 ............... 8.9

7623, 9 Other electrical and electronic repair shops 22.0 ...... 8.2

7623 Refrigeration and air-conditioning service and

repair shops 27.1 ............................... 6.0

7629 Electrical and electronic repair shops, n.e.c. 20.2 ... 8.9

763 Watch, clock, and jewelry repair 41.0 .................. 8.2 764 Reupholstery and furniture repair 42.3 ................. 7.0

769 Miscellaneous repair and related services 29.1 .......... 8.1

7692 Welding repair 46.4 ................................ 7.5

7694 Armature rewinding shops 22.9 ...................... 8.2

7699 Repair shops and related services, n.e.c. 28.5 ........ 8.1

78, 79, 84 Amusement and recreation services, including

motion pictures and museums 11.3 ................... 7.8

781, 2 Motion picture production, distribution, and services 2.5 . 6.4

783 Motion picture theaters 2.5 .......................... 4.1

7832 Motion picture theaters, except drive-in 2.2 .......... 4.1

7833 Drive-in motion picture theaters 15.1 ................. 4.9

784 Video tape rental 24.3 ................................ 10.5

792 Theatrical producers (except motion picture), bands,

orchestras, and entertainers 16.1 ..................... 8.7

7922 Theatrical producers (except motion picture) and

miscellaneous theatrical services 13.8 .............. 10.6

7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers

and entertainment groups 18.6 ..................... 6.7

793 Bowling centers 24.2 ................................. 9.5

79 ex. 792,

3; 84

Commercial sports and other amusement and

recreation services, including museums 16.4 ........... 8.9 794 Commercial sports 6.0 ............................ 8.1 7941 Professional sports clubs, managers,

promoters 4.5 ................................. 7.1

7948 Racing, including track operation 7.3 .............. 8.8

79 ex. 792,

3, 4; 84

Other amusement and recreation services,

including museums 19.1 ........................... 9.1

791 Dance studios, schools, and halls 29.9 ............. 11.0

7991 Physical fitness facilities 19.2 ..................... 9.7

7992 Public golf courses 23.2 .......................... 8.2

7993 Coin-operated amusement devices 22.4 ............ 6.9

7996 Amusement parks 1.5 ........................... 2.9

7997 Membership sports and recreation clubs 25.6 ....... 14.1

7999, 84 Amusement and recreation services, including

museums, n.e.c. 22.5 ........................... 10.1

7999 pt. Concession operators of amusement devices

and rides 27.9 ................................ 10.3

7999 pt. Carnivals, circuses, and fairs 14.9 ............... 9.9

7999 pt.,

84

Other recreation and amusements, including

museums 22.7 ................................ 10.1

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Percent of receiptsm

From administrative records1 Estimated2

80 Health services 24.2 .................................. 6.7

801 Offices and clinics of doctors of medicine 30.1 ......... 7.0

8011 pt. Offices of doctors of medicine 32.7 .................. 7.0

8011 pt. General medical clinics 3.7 ........................ 7.4

802 Offices and clinics of dentists 39.2 .................... 3.8 803 Offices and clinics of doctors of osteopathy 37.8 ........ 4.6

804 Offices and clinics of other health practitioners 39.0 ..... 6.5

8041 Offices and clinics of chiropractors 45.9 .............. 6.1

8042 Offices and clinics of optometrists 36.1 .............. 5.8

8043 Offices and clinics of podiatrists 39.4 ................ 6.8

8049 Offices and clinics of health practitioners, n.e.c. 34.6 .. 7.3

805 Nursing and personal care facilities 4.2 ............... 8.1

8051 Skilled nursing care facilities 3.6 .................... 7.9

8052 Intermediate care facilities 5.0 ..................... 5.9

8059 Nursing and personal care facilities, n.e.c. 18.0 ....... 25.4

806 Hospitals 1.7 ....................................... 2.7 8062 General medical and surgical hospitals 1.7 .......... 1.9 8063, 9 Specialty hospitals 2.0 ............................ 5.5

807, 8, 9 Other health services 15.2 ............................ 11.0

807 Medical and dental laboratories 16.1 ................. 8.9

8071 Medical laboratories 13.0 ......................... 9.7

8072 Dental laboratories 35.8 .......................... 3.8

808 Home health care services 10.2 ..................... 12.0

809 Miscellaneous health and allied services, n.e.c. 19.4 ... 13.1

8092 Kidney dialysis centers 7.0 ....................... 2.6

8093 Specialty outpatient facilities, n.e.c. 23.7 ........... 15.4

8099 Health and allied services, n.e.c. 21.1 .............. 17.0

81 Legal services 27.9 ................................... 6.0

823, 4, 9 Selected educational services 20.7 .................... 13.9

823 Libraries 29.0 ........................................ 26.9

824 Vocational schools 13.1 .............................. 12.6

829 Schools and educational services, n.e.c. 29.5 ........... 15.5

83 Social services 28.4 ................................... 14.5

835 Child day care services 28.1 .......................... 10.5 832, 3, 6, 9 Other social services 28.5 ............................ 17.1

87 ex.

8733

Engineering, accounting, research, management,

and related services (except noncommercial

research organizations) 15.9 ......................... 11.6

871 Engineering, architectural, and surveying services 13.3 .. 8.5

8711 Engineering services 11.1 .......................... 9.0

8712 Architectural services 23.5 .......................... 6.1

8713 Surveying services 24.6 ............................ 7.4

872 Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services 26.2 .... 8.5

873 ex.

8733

Research, development, and testing services

(except noncommercial research organizations) 7.3 ... 13.3 8731 Commercial physical and biological research 5.0 ..... 15.6 8732 Commercial economic, sociological, and educational research 13.0 ......................... 13.2 8734 Testing laboratories 5.4 ........................... 7.7

874 Management and public relations services 16.7 ......... 17.2

8741 Management services 12.6 ......................... 20.4

8742 Management consulting services 19.5 ................ 13.4

8743 Public relations services 28.1 ....................... 8.4

8744 Facilities support management services .7 ......... 27.3

8748 Business consulting services, n.e.c. 35.4 ............. 14.0

89 Services, n.e.c. 21.1 ................................... 9.9

1Includes receipts information obtained from administrative records of other Federal agencies.

2Includes receipts information which was imputed based on historic company ratios or administrative records or on industry averages.

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Table E-2. Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, and for more information on reliability of data, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability

of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Percent of revenuem

From administrative records1 Estimated2

Total 5.0 ........................................ 4.0

7032, 704 Camps and membership lodging 20.8 .................. 18.2

792,

7991 pt.,

7997,

7999 pt.,

84

Selected amusement, recreation, and related

services 13.5 ........................................ 3.8

8011 pt.;

8021 pt.;

805, 6,

8, 9

Selected health services 1.0 ......................... 1.1

8011 pt.,

8021 pt.

Clinics of doctors of medicine and dentists .9 ........ 3.3

805 Nursing and personal care facilities 1.7 ............... 4.6

806 Hospitals .8 ....................................... .4

8062 General medical and surgical hospitals .8 .......... .4

8063, 9 Specialty hospitals 1.2 ............................ .5

808, 9 Other health services 5.4 ............................ 7.9

8111 pt. Legal aid societies and similar legal services 4.0 ...... 7.2

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Percent of revenuem

From administrative records1 Estimated2

823, 4, 9 Selected educational services 18.7 .................... 16.5

83 Social services 14.4 ................................... 13.4

835 Child day care services 9.0 .......................... 19.1

832, 3, 6, 9 Other social services 14.8 ............................ 13.0

832 Individual and family social services 15.0 ............. 15.2

833 Job training and vocational rehabilitation services 12.9 . 14.5

836 Residential care 12.8 ............................... 11.1

839 Social services, n.e.c. 16.4 .......................... 11.6

861, 2, 4, 9 Selected membership organizations 22.5 .............. 13.8

861 Business associations 18.0 ........................... 9.7 864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 28.6 ............ 19.9 862, 9 Other membership organizations 19.9 .................. 10.8

873, 4 ex.

8744

Research, testing, and consulting services, except

facilities support management services 3.6 .......... 7.1

873 Research, development, and testing services 2.7 ...... 6.7 874 ex.

8744

Management and public relations services, except

facilities support management services 8.5 ........... 9.6

1Includes revenue information obtained from administrative records of other Federal agencies.

2Includes revenue information which was imputed based on historic company ratios or administrative records or on industry averages.

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Appendix F.

Geographic Notes

[Not applicable]

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Appendix G.

Establishments in Business Any Time During Year and

Establishments in Business at End of Year for the United

States: 1992 and 1987

Table G-1. Firms Subject to Federal Income Tax

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Establishments in businessm

Any time during year At end of year

1992 1987 1992 1987

Total............................................................ 1 825 435 1 626 017 1 686 220 1 512 248

70 ex. 704 Hotels, rooming houses, camps, and other lodging places (except

membership lodging) ................................................... 48 619 46 793 44 557 43 344

7011 Hotels and motels ...................................................... 41 684 40 424 38 071 37 402

7011 pt. Hotels............................................................... 16 665 14 358 15 309 13 302

7011 pt. Hotels, 25 guestrooms or more 12 ...................................... 937 10 826 11 887 10 074

7011 pt. Hotels, less than 25 guestrooms 3 ..................................... 728 3 532 3 422 3 228

7011 pt. Motels, motor hotels, and tourist courts 25 ................................. 019 26 066 22 762 24 100

7011 pt. Motels, tourist courts................................................ 21 465 22 737 19 501 20 987

7011 pt. Motor hotels ....................................................... 3 554 3 329 3 261 3 113

702, 3 Other lodging places.................................................... 6 935 6 369 6 486 5 942

702 Rooming and boarding houses 1 ......................................... 620 1 781 1 479 1 629

703 Camps and recreational vehicle parks 5 .................................. 315 4 588 5 007 4 313

72 Personal services ....................................................... 197 101 185 443 179 154 170 342

721 Laundry, cleaning, and garment services 55 .................................. 760 50 913 50 627 46 685

7211 Power laundries, family and commercial* 1 ................................ 853 2 114 1 709 1 952

7213 Linen supply* ........................................................ 1 375 1 338 1 262 1 228

7215 Coin-operated laundries and drycleaning 13 ................................ 002 12 725 11 700 11 544

7216 Drycleaning plants, except rug cleaning* 23 ................................ 213 21 257 21 301 19 788

7217 Carpet and upholstery cleaning 7 ........................................ 693 5 816 6 901 5 204

7218 Industrial launderers* ................................................. 1 435 1 379 1 346 1 300 7212, 9 Other laundry, cleaning, and garment services* 7 .......................... 189 6 284 6 408 5 669

722 Photographic studios, portrait 11 ............................................ 381 9 485 10 661 8 880

723, 4 Beauty and barber shops................................................ 87 670 86 465 79 865 79 349 723 Beauty shops ........................................................ 82 768 80 274 75 294 73 590 724 Barber shops ........................................................ 4 902 6 191 4 571 5 759

725 Shoe repair shops and shoeshine parlors 2 ................................. 702 2 848 2 398 2 604 726 Funeral service and crematories 15 ......................................... 647 15 544 14 892 14 961

729 Miscellaneous personal services 23 ......................................... 941 20 188 20 711 17 863 7291 Tax return preparation services 7 ........................................ 924 7 297 6 736 6 397 7299 Miscellaneous personal services, n.e.c. 16 ................................. 017 12 891 13 975 11 466

73 Business services ....................................................... 306 551 251 900 278 869 232 460

731 Advertising............................................................. 19 023 17 199 17 477 16 002 7311 Advertising agencies .................................................. 13 879 12 335 12 767 11 481 7312 Outdoor advertising services 1 ........................................... 308 1 179 1 212 1 091 7313 Radio, television, publishers’ advertising representatives 1 .................. 905 1 816 1 744 1 700 7319 Advertising, n.e.c...................................................... 1 931 1 869 1 754 1 730

732 Consumer credit reporting agencies, mercantile reporting agencies, and

adjustment and collection agencies 7 ...................................... 472 7 077 6 900 6 576 7322 Adjustment and collection services 5 ..................................... 814 5 204 5 372 4 821 7323 Credit reporting services .............................................. 1 658 1 873 1 528 1 755

733 Mailing, reproduction, commercial art and photography, and stenographic services .............................................................. 32 086 27 232 29 505 25 338 7331 Direct mail advertising services 3 ........................................ 878 3 512 3 557 3 211 7334 Photocopying and duplicating services 4 .................................. 949 4 474 4 571 4 197

7335, 6 Commercial photography, art, and graphics 16 .............................. 513 13 826 15 262 13 002

7335 Commercial photography 4 ............................................ 213 3 736 3 933 3 520

7336 Commercial art and graphic design 12 ................................... 300 10 090 11 329 9 482

7338 Secretarial and court reporting services 6 ................................. 746 5 420 6 115 4 928

734 Services to dwellings and other buildings 57 ................................. 649 47 585 51 779 43 109

7342 Disinfecting and pest control services 10 ................................... 300 9 399 9 625 8 795

7349 Building cleaning and maintenance services, n.e.c. 47 ....................... 349 38 186 42 154 34 314

735 Miscellaneous equipment rental and leasing 24 ............................... 816 24 859 23 033 22 937

7352 Medical equipment rental and leasing 3 ................................... 276 2 317 3 107 2 182

7353 Heavy construction equipment rental and leasing 3 ........................ 853 4 620 3 549 4 278

7359 Equipment rental and leasing, n.e.c. 17 .................................... 687 17 922 16 377 16 477

736 Personnel supply services ............................................... 31 166 24 160 28 060 22 400

7361 Employment agencies................................................. 12 146 11 832 10 707 10 923 7363 Help supply services .................................................. 19 020 12 328 17 353 11 477

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Table G-1. Firms Subject to Federal Income TaxmCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Establishments in businessm

Any time during year At end of year

1992 1987 1992 1987

73 Business servicesmCon.

737 Computer programming, data processing, and other computer related

services .............................................................. 59 052 39 701 54 584 37 182

7371, 2, 3 Computer programming, prepackaged software, and integrated systems 35 .... 384 21 594 33 010 20 371

7371 Computer programming services 23 ..................................... 265 14 687 21 661 13 876

7372 Prepackaged software .............................................. 7 108 3 392 6 705 3 151

7373 Computer integrated systems 5 ........................................ 011 3 515 4 644 3 344

7374, 5, 6 Data processing services .............................................. 9 051 8 533 8 389 7 949

7374, 5 Computer processing, information retrieval 8 ............................ 376 7 795 7 762 7 252

7376 Computer facilities management services 675 ............................. 738 627 697

7377, 8, 9 Computer rental and leasing, maintenance, and related services, n.e.c. 14 .... 617 9 574 13 185 8 862

7377 Computer rental and leasing 854 ......................................... 1 061 791 972

7378 Computer maintenance and repair 5 .................................... 041 3 693 4 479 3 460

7379 Computer related services, n.e.c. 8 ..................................... 722 4 820 7 915 4 430

738 Miscellaneous business services 75 ......................................... 287 64 087 67 531 58 916

7381, 2 Detective agencies and protective services 14 .............................. 546 12 697 13 166 11 624

7381 Detective, guard, and armored car services 11 ........................... 578 10 246 10 416 9 341

7382 Security systems services 2 ........................................... 968 2 451 2 750 2 283

7383 News syndicates ..................................................... 598 609 554 561

7384 Photofinishing laboratories* 7 ............................................ 768 6 843 7 107 6 317

7389 Business services, n.e.c. 52 .............................................. 375 43 938 46 704 40 414

7389 pt. Sign painting shops................................................. 2 562 2 232 2 293 2 084

7389 pt. Interior designing ................................................... 6 202 5 291 5 536 4 896

7389 pt. Telephone answering services 3 ....................................... 191 3 701 2 840 3 342

7389 pt. Other business services 40 ............................................. 420 32 714 36 035 30 092

75 Automotive repair, services, and parking 171 ................................. 970 151 218 156 969 139 278

751 Automotive rental and leasing, without drivers 10 ............................. 566 11 353 9 729 10 619

7513 Truck rental and leasing, without drivers 4 ................................ 313 4 617 4 039 4 362

7514, 5 Passenger car rental and leasing 5 ....................................... 813 6 185 5 279 5 751

7519 Utility trailer and recreational vehicle rental 440 .............................. 551 411 506

752 Automobile parking ..................................................... 10 171 9 299 9 302 8 707

753 Automotive repair shops................................................. 128 738 114 601 117 676 105 498

7532 Top, body, and upholstery repair shops and paint shops 35 .................. 043 32 951 31 999 30 434

7532 pt. Top and body repair shops 32 .......................................... 281 30 540 29 474 28 215

7532 pt. Paint shops ........................................................ 2 762 2 411 2 525 2 219

7538 General automotive repair shops 64 ....................................... 822 55 348 59 169 50 754

7538 pt. General automotive repair shops, except diesel 58 ........................ 607 51 099 53 432 46 799

7538 pt. Diesel repair shops ................................................. 6 215 4 249 5 737 3 955

7533, 4, 6,

7, 9

Other automotive repair shops 28 ......................................... 873 26 302 26 508 24 310

7533 Automotive exhaust system repair shops 5 .............................. 521 4 910 5 158 4 622

7534 Tire retreading and repair shops 1 ..................................... 845 1 930 1 691 1 754

7536 Automotive glass replacement shops 4 ................................. 925 3 534 4 486 3 284

7537 Automotive transmission repair shops 6 ................................. 277 6 335 5 711 5 752

7539 Automotive repair shops, n.e.c. 10 ...................................... 305 9 593 9 462 8 898

7539 pt. Radiator repair ................................................... 2 606 2 979 2 372 2 760

7539 pt. Brake, front end, and wheel alignment 3 .............................. 322 3 238 3 063 3 006

7539 pt. Automotive electrical and fuel system services 3 ...................... 158 2 262 2 920 2 108

7539 pt. Other automotive repair shops, n.e.c. 1 ............................... 219 1 114 1 107 1 024

754 Automotive services, except repair 22 ....................................... 495 15 965 20 262 14 454

7542 Carwashes........................................................... 11 589 9 132 10 334 8 195

7549 Automotive services, except repair and carwashes 10 ....................... 906 6 833 9 928 6 259

76 Miscellaneous repair services 71 ............................................ 576 65 532 65 814 60 808

762 Electrical repair shops .................................................. 21 199 18 732 19 561 17 442

7622 Radio and television repair shops 6 ...................................... 038 6 523 5 523 6 037

7623, 9 Other electrical and electronic repair shops 15 ............................. 161 12 209 14 038 11 405

7623 Refrigeration and air-conditioning service and repair shops 3 .............. 797 3 565 3 523 3 339

7629 Electrical and electronic repair shops, n.e.c. 11 ........................... 364 8 644 10 515 8 066

763 Watch, clock, and jewelry repair 1 .......................................... 662 1 661 1 495 1 521

764 Reupholstery and furniture repair 6 ......................................... 731 7 146 6 113 6 544

769 Miscellaneous repair and related services 41 ................................. 984 37 993 38 645 35 301 7692 Welding repair........................................................ 5 383 5 985 4 941 5 533 7694 Armature rewinding shops 2 ............................................. 498 2 830 2 359 2 669 7699 Repair shops and related services, n.e.c. 34 ............................... 103 29 178 31 345 27 099

78, 79, 84 Amusement and recreation services, including motion pictures and museums .............................................................. 114 846 99 480 104 744 91 214

781, 2 Motion picture production, distribution, and services 12 ........................ 967 11 242 12 155 10 368

783 Motion picture theaters.................................................. 6 892 7 776 6 372 7 015

7832 Motion picture theaters, except drive-in 6 ................................. 358 6 777 5 883 6 134

7833 Drive-in motion picture theaters 534 ........................................ 999 489 881

784 Video tape rental ....................................................... 21 998 16 824 19 440 15 318

792 Theatrical producers (except motion picture), bands, orchestras, and

entertainers ........................................................... 10 086 7 847 9 325 7 233 7922 Theatrical producers (except motion picture) and miscellaneous theatrical services ............................................................ 4 255 3 253 3 899 2 952 7929 Bands, orchestras, actors, and other entertainers and entertainment

groups ............................................................. 5 831 4 594 5 426 4 281

793 Bowling centers ........................................................ 6 093 6 671 5 584 6 164

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table G-1. Firms Subject to Federal Income TaxmCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Establishments in businessm

Any time during year At end of year

1992 1987 1992 1987

78, 79, 84 Amusement and recreation services, including motion pictures and

museumsmCon.

79 ex. 792,

3; 84

Commercial sports and other amusement and recreation services, including

museums ............................................................. 56 810 49 120 51 868 45 116

794 Commercial sports.................................................... 3 751 3 184 3 402 2 961

7941 Professional sports clubs, managers, promoters 1 ....................... 085 807 986 758

7948 Racing, including track operation 2 ..................................... 666 2 377 2 416 2 203

79 ex. 792,

3, 4; 84

Other amusement and recreation services, including museums 53 ............ 059 45 936 48 466 42 155

791 Dance studios, schools, and halls 4 .................................... 839 4 016 4 434 3 708

7991 Physical fitness facilities 9 ............................................. 216 9 376 8 138 8 370

7992 Public golf courses ................................................. 3 780 2 736 3 593 2 626

7993 Coin-operated amusement devices 4 ................................... 932 4 450 4 545 4 129

7996 Amusement parks .................................................. 825 744 760 705

7997 Membership sports and recreation clubs 7 .............................. 275 7 659 6 760 7 126

7999, 84 Amusement and recreation services, including museums, n.e.c. 22 ......... 192 16 955 20 236 15 491

80 Health services.......................................................... 441 705 406 753 418 866 386 820

801 Offices and clinics of doctors of medicine 197 ................................. 701 195 502 187 631 185 636

8011 pt. Offices of doctors of medicine 192 ......................................... 965 191 278 183 252 181 848

8011 pt. General medical clinics................................................ 4 736 4 224 4 379 3 788

802 Offices and clinics of dentists 108 ............................................ 804 104 151 104 715 100 283

803 Offices and clinics of doctors of osteopathy 8 ............................... 708 7 314 8 206 6 939

804 Offices and clinics of other health practitioners 74 ............................ 672 55 555 70 324 52 797

8041 Offices and clinics of chiropractors 27 ..................................... 329 20 065 25 745 19 072

8042 Offices and clinics of optometrists 17 ...................................... 135 15 972 16 287 15 255

8043 Offices and clinics of podiatrists 7 ........................................ 948 7 474 7 532 7 121

8049 Offices and clinics of health practitioners, n.e.c. 22 ......................... 260 12 044 20 760 11 349

805 Nursing and personal care facilities 14 ....................................... 954 13 415 14 049 12 589

8051 Skilled nursing care facilities 10 ........................................... 242 9 482 9 652 8 998

8052 Intermediate care facilities 3 ............................................. 375 2 407 3 201 2 201

8059 Nursing and personal care facilities, n.e.c. 1 ............................... 337 1 526 1 196 1 390

806 Hospitals .............................................................. 1 403 1 395 1 336 1 320

807, 8, 9 Other health services ................................................... 35 463 29 421 32 605 27 256

807 Medical and dental laboratories 15 ........................................ 961 14 841 14 770 13 915

8071 Medical laboratories ................................................ 8 434 6 871 7 687 6 451

8072 Dental laboratories ................................................. 7 527 7 970 7 083 7 464

808 Home health care services 8 ............................................ 045 5 080 7 317 4 571

809 Miscellaneous health and allied services, n.e.c. 11 .......................... 457 9 500 10 518 8 770

8092 Kidney dialysis centers .............................................. 1 119 711 1 082 687

8093 Specialty outpatient facilities, n.e.c. 6 ................................... 629 5 287 6 057 4 949

8099 Health and allied services, n.e.c. 3 ..................................... 709 3 502 3 379 3 134

81 Legal services........................................................... 151 737 138 222 141 927 128 719

823, 4, 9 Selected educational services 14 ............................................ 735 10 596 13 210 9 690

823 Libraries ............................................................... 232 178 208 168

824 Vocational schools ..................................................... 4 615 3 702 4 128 3 425

829 Schools and educational services, n.e.c. 9 .................................. 888 6 716 8 874 6 097

83 Social services .......................................................... 59 123 43 071 53 519 39 172

835 Child day care services ................................................. 35 327 26 809 31 860 24 261

832, 3, 6, 9 Other social services.................................................... 23 796 16 262 21 659 14 911

87 ex.

8733

Engineering, accounting, research, management, and related services

(except noncommercial research organizations) 232 ......................... 885 204 963 215 435 191 051

871 Engineering, architectural, and surveying services 68 .......................... 127 62 299 63 645 58 681

8711 Engineering services .................................................. 41 834 36 086 39 038 33 934

8712 Architectural services ................................................. 17 875 17 777 16 664 16 794

8713 Surveying services.................................................... 8 418 8 436 7 943 7 953

872 Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services 79 ........................... 097 69 773 73 253 65 085

873 ex.

8733

Research, development, and testing services (except noncommercial

research organizations) ................................................ 13 531 12 390 12 580 11 498

8731 Commercial physical and biological research 3 ............................ 826 3 522 3 509 3 272

8732 Commercial economic, sociological, and educational research 5 ............. 165 5 574 4 783 5 125

8734 Testing laboratories................................................... 4 540 3 294 4 288 3 101

874 Management and public relations services 72 ................................ 130 60 501 65 957 55 787

8741 Management services................................................. 19 733 17 543 18 146 16 332

8742 Management consulting services 33 ....................................... 762 28 535 30 830 26 212

8743 Public relations services............................................... 5 103 5 060 4 686 4 676

8744 Facilities support management services 904 ................................. 452 847 424

8748 Business consulting services, n.e.c. 12 .................................... 628 8 911 11 448 8 143

89 Services, n.e.c. .......................................................... 14 587 22 046 13 156 19 350

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Table G-2. Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business or operation

Establishments in businessm

Any time during year At end of year

1992 1987 1992 1987

Total................................................................ 208 911 175 829 199 412 169 077

7032, 704 Camps and membership lodging 3 ......................................... 198 3 533 3 000 3 340

792,

7991 pt.,

7997,

7999 pt.,

84

Selected amusement, recreation, and related services 14 .................... 435 12 045 13 908 11 693

792 Theatrical producers (except motion picture), bands, orchestras, and

entertainers ........................................................... 3 089 2 132 2 961 2 038

7991 pt.,

7997

Gymnasiums, athletic clubs, and membership sports and recreation clubs 7 .... 635 6 706 7 352 6 528

7999 pt. Fairs .................................................................. 633 512 599 499

84 Museums, art galleries, and botanical and zoological gardens 3 ............... 078 2 695 2 996 2 628

8011 pt.;

8021 pt.;

805, 6,

8, 9

Selected health services................................................. 23 651 19 106 23 016 18 696

8011 pt.,

8021 pt.

Clinics of doctors of medicine and dentists 3 ................................ 302 2 357 3 197 2 268

805 Nursing and personal care facilities 5 ....................................... 925 4 110 5 768 4 054

806 Hospitals .............................................................. 5 717 5 903 5 643 5 855

808, 9 Other health services ................................................... 8 707 6 736 8 408 6 519

808 Home health care services 2 ............................................ 215 1 769 2 135 1 712

809 Miscellaneous health and allied services, n.e.c. 6 .......................... 492 4 967 6 273 4 807

8111 pt. Legal aid societies and similar legal services 1 ............................. 725 1 439 1 684 1 415

823, 4, 9 Selected educational services 6 ............................................ 283 4 728 5 954 4 506

83 Social services .......................................................... 81 726 63 002 77 970 61 016

835 Child day care services ................................................. 15 970 13 822 14 994 13 252

832, 3, 6, 9 Other social services.................................................... 65 756 49 180 62 976 47 764

861, 2, 4, 9 Selected membership organizations 72 ...................................... 386 67 997 68 677 64 590

861 Business associations................................................... 14 337 12 299 13 807 11 932

864 Civic, social, and fraternal associations 41 ................................... 789 40 415 39 245 37 910

862, 9 Other membership organizations 16 ......................................... 260 15 283 15 625 14 748

873, 4 ex.

8744

Research, testing, and consulting services, except facilities support

management services .................................................. 5 507 3 979 5 203 3 821

873 Research, development, and testing services 3 .............................. 813 3 165 3 617 3 044

8731 Commercial physical and biological research 344 ............................ 304 330 300

8732 Commercial economic, sociological, and educational research 536 ............. 285 495 278

8733 Noncommercial research organizations 2 ................................. 769 2 414 2 633 2 305

8734 Testing laboratories................................................... 164 162 159 161

874 ex.

8744

Management and public relations services, except facilities support

management services.................................................. 1 694 814 1 586 777

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Appendix H.

Hotels, Motels, and Other Lodging Places Reporting Forms

[Not applicable]

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Appendix I.

Sources of Receipts/ Revenue, Codes, and Reporting~Form

Numbers

RL code Description Form number

CB~

121 Guestroom or unit rentals 7001, 7002 ........................................

122 Sales of meals and nonalcoholic beverages 7001, 7002,

8600

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

122 Sales of food and beverages 7901 .....................................

122 Sales of food and refreshments, excluding alcoholic beverages 7902, 7903,

8400

......

123 Sales of alcoholic beverages (for consumption on premises) 7001, 7002 .........

123 Sales of alcoholic beverages 7901, 7902,

7903, 8400,

8600

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

124 Sales of packaged liquor, wine, or beer 7001, 7002 ............................

125 Camp tuitions or fees 7001, 7002 ............................................

126 Telephone service charges 7001, 7002 .......................................

127 Gaming receipts 7001, 7002 ................................................

128 Rental of public rooms 7001, 7002 ...........................................

131 Washer receipts 7201 .................................................

132 Dryer receipts 7201 ................................................... 133 Drycleaning machine receipts 7201 ..................................... 134 Coin~operated laundry route receipts 7201 .............................. 135 Drycleaning for direct consumers 7201 ................................. 136 Drycleaning for resellers 7201 .........................................

137 Laundry work for direct consumers 7201 ................................ 138 Laundry work for resellers 7201 ........................................ 139 Commercial laundry receipts 7201 ......................................

141 Linen supply garment 7201 ............................................ 142 Linen supply flatwork and full dry linen 7201 ............................ 143 Industrial garment supply 7201 ......................................... 144 Industrial " clean room" supply 7201 .................................... 145 Industrial wiping cloth 7201 ............................................ 146 Industrial/ commercial mat supply 7201 ................................. 147 Industrial/ commercial mops, cloths, dust control items 7201 .............. 148 Laundry and rental receipts for diapers 7201 ............................

Rug/ carpet and upholstery cleaning:

149 In plant 7201 ......................................................

151 On customers’ premises 7201 .......................................

152 Alterations and garment construction 7201 ..............................

153 All other laundry, cleaning, and garment services 7201 ...................

Beauty, barber, or hairdressing services:

155 Rents received from leased stations/ booths 7202 .....................

156 All other services 7202 .............................................

157 Shoe repair and shoeshine receipts 7202 ............................... 157 Shoe repair 7201 .....................................................

Funeral and crematory services:

158 Repayments of cash advances 7202 .................................

159 All other services 7202 .............................................

160 Formal wear and costume rental 7202 ..................................

161 Tax return preparation services 7202, 8702,

8704

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

162 Receipts from formal wear and costume rental 7202 .....................

163 All other rental 7202 ..................................................

164 Amounts received from diet/ weight reducing programs 7202 ..............

165 Laundry, cleaning, and garment services 7202 ...........................

166 All other services provided to individuals 7202 ...........................

Advertising agency receipts:

167 Commission on media 7301 ......................................... 168 Income on materials and services 7301 ............................... 169 Fees 7301 .........................................................

171 Outdoor advertising services 7301 .....................................

172 Fees from soliciting advertising for media 7301 ..........................

173 Other advertising related services 7301 .................................

Commissions from collection or adjustment of open debts on

account:

175 Consumer accounts 7302 ...........................................

176 Commercial accounts 7302 ..........................................

177 Receipts from furnishing credit reports on business firms (mercantile

reporting)

7302 ...................................................... 178 Receipts from furnishing credit reports on individuals (consumer credit

reporting)

7302 ...................................................... 179 Receipts from preparing noncredit reports on individuals 7302 ............

181 Still and video portrait photography 7303 ...............................

182 Commercial photography 7303 .........................................

183 Commercial art and illustration 7303 ....................................

184 Graphic arts and related design 7303 ...................................

185 Photofinishing of customers’ films 7303 .................................

186 Photocopying, blueprinting, and other duplicating services 7303 ........... 187 Stenographic, secretarial, and court reporting services 7303 .............. 188 Direct mail advertising services 7303 ...................................

191 Rug, carpet, and upholstery cleaning 7304 .............................. 192 Exterminating, pest control, and disinfecting services 7304 ................ 193 General building cleaning services 7304 ................................

RL code Description Form number

CB~

Rental and/ or leasing ofm

195 Heavy construction and earthmoving equipment with operators 7305 ....

196 Heavy construction and earthmoving equipment without operators 7305 ..

197 Industrial equipment, except heavy construction and earthmoving 7305 ..

198 Appliances 7305 ...................................................

199 Office machines, except computer and data processing equipment 7305 .

201 Automobiles and other automotive equipment without drivers 7305 ......

202 Airplanes without pilots (noncharter) 7305 .............................

203 Medical equipment and supplies 7305 ................................

204 Video and audio equipment 7305 ....................................

205 Furniture 7305 .....................................................

203 Rental of medical equipment 8004 ..................................... 206 All other rental and leasing receipts 7305 ............................... 207 Sales value of capital, finance, or full~payout leases 7305 ................

207 Finance (equity) leasing 7307 .......................................... 207 Capital, finance, or full payout leasing 7501 ............................. 208 Maintenance and repair 8701 .......................................... 208 Repair and maintenance services 7305 ................................. 209 Placement fees or commissions 7306 ..................................

211 Consulting services 7306 .............................................. 212 Temporary help supply 7306 ........................................... 213 Employee leasing 7306 ............................................... 214 Help supply, except temporary and employee leasing 7306 ............... 216 Development and sales of prepackaged software 8701, 8702,

8703, 8704

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

220 Sales of prepackaged computer software 7307 .......................... 221 Systems and user tools software 7307 ................................. 222 Applications software 7307 ............................................ 223 Other prepackaged software 7307 .....................................

230 Custom computer programming, systems design, and related custom

software services 7307, 8701,

8702, 8703

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

230 Custom computer programming, systems design, and other software services 8704 ....................................................... 231 Custom software development services 7307 ............................ 232 All other custom programming services 7307 ............................

240 Receipts from computer related consulting services 7307 ................. 240 Computer related consulting services, except programming 8701 .......... 240 Computer consulting, except programming services 8702, 8703, 8704

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

241 Consulting for hardware installation 7307 ............................... 242 Consulting for systems and other technical issues 7307, 8701,

8702, 8703,

8704

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

260 Computer processing services 7307 .................................... 260 Data processing services 8702 ........................................ 261 Data processing and tabulation 7307 ................................... 262 Data entry 7307 ...................................................... 263 Other computer processing services 7307 ..............................

271 Computer facilities management services 7307 .......................... 272 Receipts from on~line information retrieval services 7307 ................. 274 Rental and/ or leasing of computer and data processing equipment 7305 ... 274 Computers and peripheral equipment rental and leasing 7307 ............. 275 Other equipment rental and leasing 7307 ............................... 277 Maintenance and repair of computers and peripheral equipment 7307 ..... 278 Maintenance and repair of all other equipment 7307 ..................... 279 Sales of computers and peripheral equipment 7307 ......................

281 Sales of prepackaged software (resales) 7307 ........................... 282 All other computer~related services 7307 ................................ 283 Investigative and detective services 7308 ............................... 284 Guard services 7308 .................................................. 285 Armored car services 7308 ............................................ 286 Security systems services 7308 ........................................

287 News reporting services 7308 .........................................

288 Sign painting 7308 ....................................................

289 Interior design services 7308 ..........................................

291 Telephone answering services 7308 ....................................

292 Water softening and conditioning services 7308 .........................

293 Packaging and labeling services 7308 ..................................

294 Sales of trading stamps or merchandise coupons to merchants 7308 ......

295 Other services provided to businesses, governments, and institutions 7308 .

Rental ofm

296 Passenger cars (including passenger vans) 7501 ......................

297 Trucks (including nonpassenger vans) 7501 ...........................

298 Truck tractors 7501 .................................................

299 Truck trailers and semitrailers 7501 ..................................

301 Utility trailers 7501 ..................................................

302 Motor homes, travel trailers, other recreation vehicles 7501 .............

Leasing (except finance leasing) ofm 303 Passenger cars (including passenger van) 7501 .......................

304 Trucks (including nonpassenger vans) 7501 ...........................

305 Truck tractors 7501 .................................................

306 Truck trailers and semitrailers 7501 ..................................

307 Rental and leasing (except finance leasing) of passenger cars and

trucks with drivers 7501 ..............................................

308 Rental and leasing (except finance leasing) of all other equipment 7501 ...

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RL code Description Form number

CB~

310 Repair and maintenance 7503, 7600 ........................................

311 Receipts for labor performed 7503, 7600 .....................................

312 Parts installed in repair work 7503, 7600 .....................................

321 Retreading tires owned by others 7503 .................................

322 Sales of retread tires, retreaded by this establishment 7503 ..............

323 Tire services other than retreading 7503 ................................

330 Sales of merchandise 7503, 7600 ............................................

331 New tires sold 7503 ..................................................

332 Sales of retread tires not retreaded by this establishment 7503 ...........

333 Parts over the counter 7503 ...........................................

334 Sales of automotive fuels and lubricants 7503 ...........................

335 All other merchandise sales 7503 ......................................

341 Carwash receipts 7503 ................................................

342 Rental or leasing of motor vehicles, without drivers, and other

equipment 7503 .....................................................

342 Equipment rental and leasing 7600 .....................................

342 Rental fees 7902, 7903 .....................................................

343 All other motor vehicle services 7503 ...................................

344 Armature rewinding; electric motor and transformer repair and

rebuilding 7600 ......................................................

374 Admission receipts 7802, 7901,

7902, 7903,

8400

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

375 Refreshment stands and vending machines 7802 ........................

375 Sales of food and beverages 8003, 8200,

8300

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

375 Cafeteria and/ or snack bar 8004 .......................................

376 Rental and/ or leasing of video tapes and discs (to general public) 7305 ...

376 Rental of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes, or disks to the general

public 7803 .........................................................

377 Rental of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions, and other equipment 7803 ...

378 Sales of prerecorded video tapes, cassettes, or discs 7803 ...............

379 Sales of VCR’s, video cameras, televisions, and other electronics 7803 ....

382 Contract fees from providing entertainment 7901 ........................

385 Receipts from providing services to the performing arts industry 7901 ......

395 Amounts received for use of recreation facilities 7902, 7903 ....................

399 Gaming receipts 7903 ................................................

400 Receipts from amusement machines operated by this establishment 7902, 7903 ..

401 Phonograph, compact disc, or video jukeboxes 7903 .....................

402 Pinball machines 7903 ................................................

403 Video games 7903 ...................................................

404 Other amusement machines 7903 ......................................

411 Racetrack’s share of receipts from parimutuel betting 7902 ...............

413 Payments for inpatient nursing services provided to patients 8003 .........

413 Nursing home services 8004 ..........................................

414 Home health care services 8003, 8004 .......................................

417 Hospital inpatient/ oupatient, emergency, ambulatory services 8004 ........

421 Contract research 8004 ...............................................

428 Receipts from individuals 8100 .........................................

429 Receipts from business firms 8100 .....................................

431 Receipts from governments 8100 ......................................

432 Receipts from all other organizations 8100 .............................. 433 Distributions from law partnerships to professional corporations or associations 8100 ................................................... 434 Tuition, fees, other payments from academic/ technical instruction 8200 .... 437 Governmental payors 8300 ............................................ 438 Private payors 8300 ..................................................

444 Membership dues and fees 7902, 7903,

8400, 8600

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

448 Fees from seminars, conventions, conferences, etc. 8600 ................ 449 Sales of publications, other printed materials, videos 8600 ................

451 Sales of advertising 8600 ............................................. 454 Architectural services, except landscaping 8701 ......................... 455 Surveying services 8701 .............................................. 456 Architectural, engineering, surveying not performed by this establishment 8701 .................................................. 459 Landscape architectural services 8701 ..................................

460 Engineering consulting services 8701, 8703, 8704...................................

Engineering services:

461 Related to construction or site work (including preliminary studies) 8701 .

462 Related to quality control at construction sites 8701 ...................

463 All other consulting and design engineering services 8701 ................

470 Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services 8702, 8704 ....................

471 Accounting and auditing services 8702 .................................

472 Bookkeeping services 8702 ...........................................

493 Economic, sociological, educational, and other nonphysical research 8702, 8704 .

493 Economic, sociological, educational, business, market, and other

nonphysical research 8703 ...........................................

494 Testing services 8701 .................................................

494 Testing, except medical testing 8703 ...................................

497 Management consulting 8702, 8703 ..........................................

497 Management consulting, including operations research 8704 ..............

498 Tax consulting services 8702, 8704 .......................................... 499 Other consulting services, including interior design 8704 .................. 499 Other consulting services 8702 ........................................

500 Physical research and development 8701 ...............................

500 Physical or biological research and development 8703 ...................

501 Physical or biological research and development under Federal

Government contracts or subcontracts 8703 ...........................

502 All other laboratory research and development 8703 .....................

511 Construction management services 8701, 8704 ...............................

512 Management and administrative services 8702 ..........................

512 Other management and administrative services 8704 .....................

521 Public relations services 8702, 8704 ......................................... 522 Facilities support services 8704 ........................................

RL code Description Form number

CB~

575 Sales of other merchandise 7001, 7002,

7802, 7803,

7901, 7902,

7903, 8003,

8004, 8200,

8300, 8400,

8600

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

575 Sales of disposables and other merchandise 7201 .......................

575 Sales of merchandise 7202, 7303,

7304, 7305,

7308, 7501,

8702, 8703,

8704

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

575 Sales of all other merchandise and equipment 7307 .....................

575 Sales of merchandise and equipment 8701 .............................

575 Sales of merchandise, including specialty advertising products 7301 .......

585 All other receipts from customers 7001, 7002,

7902, 7903,

8704

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

585 All other receipts 7201, 7202,

7302, 7303,

7304, 7305,

7306, 7307,

7308, 7501,

7503, 7600,

7801, 7803,

8600, 8701,

8702

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

585 All other receipts from patrons 7802 ....................................

585 All other amounts received from patrons, customers, and contract

fees 7901 ..........................................................

585 All other operating income 7301 .......................................

585 All other amounts received from providing services to patients and

others 8003, 8004 .........................................................

585 All other receipts or revenue 8100 ..................................... 585 All other amounts received from providing services to clients,

students, and others 8200 ............................................ 585 All other operating receipts 8300 ....................................... 585 All other amounts received from customers, patrons, and contract fees 8400 .......................................................... 585 All other amounts received on a fee or contract basis 8703 ...............

U.S. rentals/ sales of films and tapes tom 601 Commercial theaters 7801 .......................................... 602 Television 7801 .................................................... 603 Video rental and retail companies 7801 ............................... 604 All others 7801 .....................................................

605 Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily for television 7801 ..................... 606 Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other nontheatrical films/ tapes 7801 ......... 607 Export operations 7801 ............................................... 608 Rentals/ sales to other U.S. distributors 7801 ............................ 609 Sales of merchandise 7801 ............................................

611 All other receipts from customers 7801 .................................

621 Rentals/ sales to U.S. distributors and exchanges 7801 ...................

U.S. rentals/ sales of films and tapes tom

622 Commercial theaters 7801 ..........................................

623 Television 7801 ....................................................

624 Video rental and retail companies 7801 ...............................

625 All others 7801 .....................................................

626 Direct U.S. rentals/ sales primarily for television 7801 ..................... 627 Direct U.S. rentals/ sales of other nontheatrical films tapes 7801 .......... 628 Contract production for other U.S. motion picture and television tape

producers 7801 ..................................................... 629 Contract production for U.S. television 7801 .............................

631 Contract production for other U.S. sources 7801 .........................

632 Export operations 7801 ...............................................

633 Sales of merchandise 7801 ............................................

634 All other receipts 7801 ................................................

641 Motion picture film processing/ printing 7801 ............................ 642 Motion picture film services, except processing/ printing 7801 ............ 643 Television tape services 7801 ......................................... 644 Video tape duplicating services 7801 ................................... 645 Other services allied to film and tape production 7801 ................... 646 Services allied to motion picture and television tape distribution 7801 ...... 647 Sales of merchandise 7801 ............................................ 648 All other receipts 7801 ................................................

701 Contributions, gifts, grants 7903 ........................................

701 Gifts, grants, contributions 7001 .......................................

701 Government or private contributions, gifts, grants 8200 ...................

701 Government or private contributions 8400 ...............................

702 Amounts received from royalties, residual fees, and subsidiary rights 7901 .

703 Governmental contributions, grantsmNational Endowment for Arts 7901 ...

704 Governmental contributions, grantsmall other 7901 ...................... 705 Private contributions, grantsmindividuals 7901 ...........................

706 Private contributions, grantsmfoundations 7901 ..........................

707 Private contributions, grantsmbusiness and industry 7901 ................

708 Private contributions, grantsmother 7901 ...............................

709 Government contributions, gifts, and grants 8003, 8004,

8300, 8600,

8703

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

711 Private contributions, gifts, and grants 8003, 8004,

8300, 8600

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

711 All other contributions, gifts, grants 8703 ................................

712 Investment income, including interest and dividends 8004 ................

713 Rents and commissions from departments/ concessions not owned/

operated by this institution 8004 ......................................

714 Appropriations from general government revenues and

intergovernmental transfers 8004 .....................................

785 All other tax~exempt revenue 7002, 7901,

7903, 8003,

8004, 8200,

8300, 8400,

8600, 8703

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

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Appendix J.

Special Inquiries From Selected Reporting Forms

[Not applicable]

Appendix K.

Coefficients of Variation for Receipt Lines for Firms Subject

to Federal Income Tax: 1992

[Data were not available at time of publication. Please call 1-800-541-2689 or 301-457-2689 for a copy of this appendix]

Appendix L.

Coefficients of Variation for Revenue Lines for Firms Exempt

From Federal Income Tax: 1992

[Data were not available at time of publication. Please call 1-800-541-8345 or 301-457-2689 for a copy of this appendix]

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