Statistics of Income from Returns of Net IncomeU.S. Government Printing Office, 1955 |
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... profit - by selected industrial groups 81-87 88 15 . Number of businesses , total receipts , net profit , and net loss - by size of total receipts ; businesses with net profit by selected industrial groups and businesses with net loss ...
... profit - by selected industrial groups 81-87 88 15 . Number of businesses , total receipts , net profit , and net loss - by size of total receipts ; businesses with net profit by selected industrial groups and businesses with net loss ...
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... profit or loss from trade or business car- ried on by an individual plus his distributive share of ordinary net income or loss from partnerships . The self - employment tax rate for 1951 is 24 percent . ( i ) In case of taxable years ...
... profit or loss from trade or business car- ried on by an individual plus his distributive share of ordinary net income or loss from partnerships . The self - employment tax rate for 1951 is 24 percent . ( i ) In case of taxable years ...
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... profit by size of the profit . In addition to the tabulations for 1951 data , 6 his- torical tables , 17 through 22 , contain significant data for the period 1944–51 . Throughout the tables , values in thousand dollars and percentages ...
... profit by size of the profit . In addition to the tabulations for 1951 data , 6 his- torical tables , 17 through 22 , contain significant data for the period 1944–51 . Throughout the tables , values in thousand dollars and percentages ...
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... profit is the profit reported on returns that show a combined net profit in the schedule for these two sources of income . The net amount re- sulting from the operation of either source is not avail- able . A net loss from one source ...
... profit is the profit reported on returns that show a combined net profit in the schedule for these two sources of income . The net amount re- sulting from the operation of either source is not avail- able . A net loss from one source ...
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... profit or loss from rents and royalties , from business , from sales of property , and from partnerships , together with the net operating loss deduction and income from annuities , estates and trusts , and miscellaneous sources . Other ...
... profit or loss from rents and royalties , from business , from sales of property , and from partnerships , together with the net operating loss deduction and income from annuities , estates and trusts , and miscellaneous sources . Other ...
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adjusted gross deficit adjusted gross income allowed alternative tax capital assets computed depreciation dividends estate or trust estate tax excess exclusions expenses Explanation of Classifications Forms W-2 gain from sales gain or loss gains and losses gift tax gross estate gross income classes husband and wife included Income tax liability income tax returns individual returns interest Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Code itemized deductions joint return long-form long-term capital gain loss from sales Marital deduction net estate nonresident alien normal tax number of exemptions Number of returns partnership payments percent prior Rents and royalties reported RETURNS FOR 1951 returns Number returns with adjusted sale or exchange sales of capital self-employment tax separate returns Sole proprietorships spouse standard deduction surtax net income tabulated tax and surtax tax credits tax rate tax returns tax withheld Taxable and nontaxable taxpayer Thousand Thousand dollars Thousand Thousand Thousand tion total gifts Total receipts trade or business
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