Federal Tax Research Download [PORTABLE]

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This series contains detailed income and balance sheet data for a sample of corporate income tax returns, classified by industry and size of total assets. No individual firms are identified. Files exist for 1965-1980 and 1985-1990. Files for the years 1965-1976 are preserved as EBCDIC, fixed-length fields/records with fields containing zoned decimal or packed decimal data. NARA converted the 1965-1976 files to the ASCII character set with field-delimited records. Both versions are available for download.

This series contains data obtained from a sample of returns of tax-exempt organizations that were required to file income tax Form 990 or Form 990 EZ. This includes organizations exempt from federal income tax under Internal Revenue Code section 501(c)(3) and sections 501 (c)(4)-(9). No individual organizations are identified. These data files may be made available in ASCII with record delimiters.

This series includes information from a sample of filed tax returns recorded on Internal Revenue Service Forms 1040 and 1040A and the associated schedules. Certain personal data have been deleted to prevent identification of individual taxpayers. The data files for 1960 and 1962 are in EBCDIC with fixed-length records and may have some non-standard characters. Years 1966-1978 have been preserved as EBCDIC fixed-length records with packed decimal fields (EBCPAK). NARA converted the 1960, 1962, 1966 - 1978 files to the ASCII character set with field-delimited records. Both versions are available for download. Data files for years 1979-1991 are available in ASCII with fixed-length records.

During this period of extraordinary growth, Congress has acted to promote women's business ownership by passing legislation designed to eliminate discriminatory lending practices and promote federal contracting and counseling opportunities for women business owners. At the same time, Congress has also worked to enhance the U.S. tax code (the "Code") to aid small businesses with tax expenditures that will cost U.S. taxpayers more than $255 billion in the next five years under current law.

This report, in keeping with the mission of the Kogod Tax Policy Center (KTPC) to conduct non-partisan policy research on tax and compliance issues specific to small businesses and entrepreneurs, provides an initial assessment of how the Code's tax expenditures targeted to help small businesses grow and access capital impact women-owned firms. The results are eye-opening.

Ultimately, this report identifies a critical need to develop tax research specific to women-owned firms and recommends strategies for doing so. The report has revealed a significant "blind spot" in the US tax code.

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My name is James Levey, and a few years back I founded a company named Kleinrock Publishing. I started Kleinrock out of frustration with the prohibitively high prices and difficult search engines of BNA, CCH, and RIA tax research products ... kind of reminiscent of the situation practitioners face today.

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