Excel Viewer Adobe® Reader Certain corporations elect to be treated as S corporations for Federal tax purposes. Electing to be treated as an S corporation allows income to flow through the corporation without being taxed until it is claimed as income by the shareholders. This avoids double taxation of corporate income. Here you will find data tables and SOI Bulletin articles concerning 1120S corporations. Featured Areas: Integrated Business Data: Tables and articles that combine the annual SOI cross-sectional studies of corporation (C and S corporations), partnership, and nonfarm sole proprietorship data. S Corporation ReturnsArticle by Kelly Luttrel, SOI S corporations continue to be the most prevalent type of corporation. For Tax Year 2003, about 61.9 percent of all corporations filed a Form 1120S. The total number of returns filed by S corporations for Tax Year 2003 increased 5.9 percent to nearly 3.3 million, from nearly 3.2 million reported in Tax Year 2002. S corporations became the most common corporate entity type in 1997. 2003PDF2002PDF2001PDF2000PDF1999PDF1998PDF1997PDF1996PDF1995PDF The following are available as Microsoft Excel® files. A free Excel viewer is available for download, if needed. Table 1: Returns of Active Corporations, Form 1120S Data Presented: Total receipts and deductions, portfolio income, rental income, and total net income Classified By: Major industry Table 2: Returns with Net Income, Form 1120S Data Presented: Total receipts and deductions, portfolio income, rental income, and total net income Classified By: Major industry Table 3: Returns of Active Corporations, Form 1120S Data Presented: Balance sheet items Classified By: Major industry Note: Table 7 is presented in lieu of Table 3; Table 7 provides both balance sheet and income statement items Table 4: Returns of Active Corporations, Form 1120S Data Presented: Total receipts and deductions, portfolio income, rental income, and total net income Classified By: Size of business receipts and industrial sector Table 5: Returns of Active Corporations, Form 1120S Data Presented: Rental real estate income. Classified By: Selected industrial sector and major industry Table 6: Returns of Active Corporations, Form 1120S Data Presented: Total receipts and deductions, portfolio income, rental income, and total net income Classified By: Number of shareholders Table 7: Returns of Active Corporations, Form 1120S Data Presented: Balance sheet and income statement items Classified By: Major industry Table 8: Returns With Net Income from a Trade or Business, Form 1120S Data Presented: Balance sheet and income statement items Classified By: Major industry S Corporations, Selected Figures Figures: Figure A: S Corporation Total Net Income (Less Deficit) Tax Years: 2007XLS 2006XLS 2005XLS 2004XLS Figure B: Number of Form 1120 Series Returns, by Type of Corporation Tax Years: 2007PDF 2006PDF 2005PDF 2004XLS Figure C: S Corporation Annual Percentage Increase/Decrease Tax Years: 2006XLS 2005XLS 2004XLS Note: Figure C will no longer be produced. An alternative calculation is being evaluated and results will be posted as the review process dictates. Figure D: S Corporation Total Assets, Receipts, Net Income, by Industrial Sector Tax Years: 2007XLS 2006XLS 2005XLS 2004XLS Figure E: Shares of S Corporation Total Receipts, by Industrial Sector Tax Years: 2007PDF 2006PDF 2005PDF 2004XLS Figure F: Shares of S Corporation Total Assets, by Industrial Sector Tax Years: 2007PDF 2006PDF 2005PDF 2004XLS Figure G: S Corporation Number of Returns, by Number of Shareholders and Industrial Sector Tax Years: 2007XLS 2006XLS 2005XLS 2004XLS Figure H: S Corporation Taxes Tax Years: 2007XLS 2006XLS 2005XLS 2004XLS
