Statistics of U.S. Businesses
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Statistics of U.S. Businesses (SUSB) Main
Latest SUSB Annual Data by Establishment Industry
2013 annual or static data include number of firms, number of establishments, employment, and annual payroll for most U.S. business establishments. The data are tabulated by geographic area, industry, and enterprise size. Industry classification is based on 2012 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes.
An establishment with 0 employment is an establishment with no paid employees in the mid-March pay period but with paid employees at some time during the year.
Receipts data are available only for economic census years (years ending in 2 and 7). View the latest receipts data in the 2012 historical annual tabulations.
The following links are subsets of SUSB data in spreadsheet format.
For more detailed industry and employment size classes, download additional data in comma-delimited format.
U.S. and States:
U.S. & states, totals [xlsx, 44 KB]
U.S., all industries [xlsx, 1.1 MB]
U.S. & states, NAICS sectors, small employment sizes (detailed employment less than 500 employees) [xlsx, 1.4 KB]
U.S. & states, NAICS sectors, large employment sizes (detailed employment up to 5,000+ employees) [xlsx, 1.1 KB]
U.S.,
NAICS sectors, larger employment sizes (detailed employment up to 10,000+ employees) [xlsx, 177 KB]
U.S., NAICS sectors, legal form of organization (LFO) [xlsx, 104 KB]
States, NAICS sectors [xlsx, 673 KB]
Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs):
MSA, NAICS sectors [xlsx, 9.9 MB]
Counties:
State by county, totals [xlsx, 1.2 MB]
Latest SUSB Employment Change Data
2012-2013 data are not yet available.
View 2011-2012 employment change data in the 2012 historical tabulations.
Latest SUSB Annual Data by Enterprise Industry
2013 data are not yet available.
View 2012 data by enterprise industry in the 2012 historical tabulations.
More SUSB Data
- View SUSB data in other formats: Comma-delimited format, PDF (SBA's Office of Advocacy)
- For earlier years of SUSB data, go to the Historical Data section.
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