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The data on this page presents payroll tax information reported on Form 941, Employer’s Quarterly Federal Tax Return. The data for this table are based on the population of Form 941 returns received and processed by the IRS, shown as reported by the taxpayer before IRS examination.

IRS Publication 6149 contains multi-year projections of the number of tax returns to be filed with the IRS by state—as determined by the addresses on the tax returns. The publication includes detailed projections by approximately 50 different individual, business and tax-exempt return types such as Form 1040, Form 1120, Form 941 and Form 990. There is also additional detail by medium of filing (paper versus electronic).

Table 14: returns of active corporations, form 1120S

Statistical tables and articles presenting Form 990-PF data for the following types of private foundations: Operating Foundations, Nonoperating Foundations, and Section 4947(a)(1) Nonexempt Charitable Trusts.

Tax-Exempt Bond Statistics - Presents data compiled from Forms 8038-G (Governmental bonds) and 8038 (tax-exempt private activity bonds) filed with the IRS. Data include the entire issue price of bonds, classified by term of issue, types of property financed, and state.

Contains complete individual income tax data. The statistics are based on a sample of individual income tax returns, selected before audit, which represents a population of Forms 1040, 1040A, and 1040EZ, including electronic returns. The report contains data on sources of income, adjusted gross income, exemptions, deductions, taxable income, income tax, modified taxable income, tax credits, self-employment tax, and tax payments.

Look here for projections of number of returns to be filed with the IRS. This area includes IRS Publications 6149, 6186, 6187, 6292, and 6961, and more.

Find income statistics for sole proprietoships here. This area includes separate sections for farm and nonfarm sole proprietorships. There's historical data and data presented by industry

The Employer Reporting Burden Survey is an important project that can benefit all employers. We are conducting a survey of randomly selected employers to learn more about those costs. Your answers will help us estimate the amount of time and money all employers spend on employment tax return and wage statement activities. We also use this information to learn how to reduce employer reporting tax compliance burden. All information provided will be used for research purposes only and participation is voluntary.

Look here for articles, papers, and tables from Volume 3 of Publication 1416, primarily covering nonprofit organizations, private foundations, charitable remainder trusts, and unrelated business income of exempt organizations.