SOI Tax Stats - County Data 2020

 

County Data - 2020

Data files are available for download in Comma Separated Values files (.csv file extension) - Data items are separated by commas, where each new line represents a new row, and by Excel files by State (.xlsx file extension).

Documentation

County Income Data Users Guide and Record LayoutsDOCX

County Data

CSV Files

  • 2020 (all States, includes AGI) 
  • 2020 (all States, does not include AGI)

Gross County File

2020XLSX

ZIP File

2020ZIP

County Data by Individual State or Area

States or Areas A-K States or Areas L-N States or Areas O-W

AlabamaXLSX

AlaskaXLSX

ArizonaXLSX

ArkansasXLSX

CaliforniaXLSX

ColoradoXLSX

ConnecticutXLSX

DelawareXLSX

District of ColumbiaXLSX

FloridaXLSX

GeorgiaXLSX

HawaiiXLSX

IdahoXLSX

IllinoisXLSX

IndianaXLSX

IowaXLSX

KansasXLSX

KentuckyXLSX

LouisianaXLSX

MaineXLSX

MarylandXLSX

MassachusettsXLSX

MichiganXLSX

MinnesotaXLSX

MississippiXLSX

MissouriXLSX

MontanaXLSX

NebraskaXLSX

NevadaXLSX

New HampshireXLSX

New JerseyXLSX

New MexicoXLSX

New YorkXLSX

North CarolinaXLSX

North DakotaXLSX

OhioXLSX

OklahomaXLSX

OregonXLSX

PennsylvaniaXLSX

Rhode IslandXLSX

South CarolinaXLSX

South DakotaXLSX

TennesseeXLSX

TexasXLSX

UtahXLSX

VermontXLSX

VirginiaXLSX

WashingtonXLSX

West VirginiaXLSX

WisconsinXLSX

WyomingXLSX

Data by Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas

Metropolitan and Micropolitan (metro and micro) statistical area data show selected income and tax items, based on SOI’s county data, classified by metro and micro areas and size of adjusted gross income. Metro and micro areas, otherwise known as Core Based Statistical Areas (CBSA), are geographic entities delineated by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for use by Federal statistical agencies. A metro area contains a core urban population of 50,000 or more, and a micro area contains an urban core population of at least 10,000 (but less than 50,000). Metro and micro areas may consist of one or more counties based on a region’s core urban area, or one or more counties that have a high degree of social and economic interactions, such as commuting patterns, wholesaling, commodity distribution, and recreational activities.

Metro and micro area data are only available for download as a Comma Separated Values file (.csv file extension)—Data items are separated by commas, where each new line represents a new row. Details on the selected income and tax items can be found in the County Income Data Users Guide and Record Layout.

County Income Data Users Guide and Record Layout

2020DOCX

Data by Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas

2020

 

Return to County Data