1997 Economic Census
Nonemployer Statistics

Kimble County, TX
Includes only firms subject to federal income tax. Nonemployers are businesses with no paid employees. Introductory text includes scope and methodology. More detail is available for employers. For descriptions of column headings and rows (industries), click on the appropriate underlined element in the table.
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data		 NAICS
code		 Description All taxable firms Nonemployers Employers
Establish-
ments		 Receipts
($1,000)		 Establish-
ments		 Receipts
($1,000)		 Establish-
ments		 Receipts
($1,000)
  00 All industries X X 390 9,428 X X
11 Forestry, fishing & huntings, & ag support services (113-115) X X 30 468 X X
  21 Mining N N D D N N
23 Construction N N 75 1,963 N N
31-33 Manufacturing N N 24 659 N N
42 Wholesale trade N W D D 5 D
44-45 Retail trade 61 31,959 28 543 33 31,416
  48-49 Transportation & warehousing N N 11 453 N N
  51 Information N N D D N N
  52 Finance & insurance N N 15 219 N N
53 Real estate & rental & leasing 27 1,224 23 1,019 4 205
54 Professional, scientific, & technical services t 52 t 2,516 45 782 7 1,734
56 Administrative & support & waste management & remediation serv t 26 t 25 218 1 D
  61 Educational services N N D D N N
62 Health care & social assistance 23 N 20 610 3 D
  71 Arts, entertainment, & recreation N N D D 2 D
72 Accommodation & foodservices N N D D 27 6,738
81 Other services (except public administration) t 60 t 2,202 53 616 7 1,586
D Withheld to avoid disclosure;   N Not available; S Withheld because data do not meet publication standards;   W Wholesale receipts for nonemployers are not comparable to wholesale sales for employers;   X Industry not in scope of Economic Census for employers;   t Total does not include employer data for out-of-scope industries;   r revised subsequent to initial publication

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Source: 1997 Economic Census:   Nonemployer Statistics and Geographic Area Series (for employers)

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