The Tax Foundation

July 18, 2008

Summary of Latest Federal Individual Income Tax Data

by Gerald Prante

Fiscal Fact No. 135

The latest release of Internal Revenue Service data on individual income taxes comes from calendar year 2006, a year in which the economy remained healthy and continued to grow, increasing individual income tax collections along with overall average effective tax rates.

This year's numbers show that both the income share earned by the top 1 percent of tax returns and the tax share paid by that top 1 percent have once again reached all-time highs. In 2006, the top 1 percent of tax returns paid 39.9 percent of all federal individual income taxes and earned 22.1 percent of adjusted gross income, both of which are significantly higher than 2004 when the top 1 percent earned 19 percent of adjusted gross income (AGI) and paid 36.9 percent of federal individual income taxes.

The IRS data also shows increases in individual incomes across all income groups (see Table 3). Just as the highest earners lost the biggest percentage of their incomes during the recession of 2001, so they have prospered the most as the economy continued to rebound through 2006. For example, from 2000 to 2002, the AGI of the top 1 percent of tax returns fell by over 26 percent. In that same period, the AGI of the bottom 50 percent of tax returns actually increased by 4.3 percent. However, since 2002, as the recession has ended, AGI has risen by over 81 percent for the top 1 percent (an average of over 20 percent per year) and 17 percent (an average of around 4 percent per year) for the bottom 50 percent.

In sum, between 2000 and 2006, pre-tax income for the top 1 percent of tax returns grew by 34 percent, while pre-tax income for the bottom 50 percent increased by 22 percent. All figures are nominal (not adjusted for inflation).

This pattern of income loss and growth at the top of the income spectrum is the same during every recession and recovery. The net result has also been a sharp rise in federal government tax revenue from 2003 to 2006 compared to previous years.

The IRS data below include all of the 135.7 million tax returns filed in 2006 that had a positive AGI, not just the returns from people who earned enough to owe taxes. From other IRS data, we can see that in 2006, 92.7 million of the tax returns came from people who paid taxes into the Treasury. That leaves 43 million tax returns filed by people with positive AGI who used exemptions, deductions and tax credits to completely wipe out their federal income tax liability. Not only did they get back every dollar that the federal government withheld from their paychecks during 2005, but some even received more back from the IRS. This is a result of refundable tax credits like the Earned Income Tax Credit, which are not included in the aggregate percentile data here. (For more on the limitations of the data on this page, see the notes below. For a detailed paper on the distribution of the entire U.S. fiscal system, including all federal, state and local taxes, read Who Pays Taxes and Who Receives Government Spending? An Analysis of Federal, State and Local Tax and Spending Distributions, 1991 - 2004.)

Including all tax returns that had a positive AGI, taxpayers with an AGI of $153,542 or more in 2006 constituted the nation's top 5 percent of earners. To break into the top 1 percent, a tax return had to have an AGI of $388,806 or more. These numbers are up significantly from 2003 when the equivalent thresholds were $130,080 and $295,495. Top incomes in 2006 are also continuing to surpass the peak they reached in 2000. At the height of the boom and bubble, $313,469 was the threshold to break into the top 1 percent, and then it fell to $285,424 in 2002 only to finally recover fully in 2005.

The top-earning 25 percent of taxpayers (AGI over $64,702) earned 68.2 percent of the nation's income, but they paid more than four out of every five dollars collected by the federal income tax (86.3 percent). The top 1 percent of taxpayers (AGI over $388,806) earned approximately 22.1 percent of the nation's income (as defined by AGI), yet paid 39.9 percent of all federal income taxes. That means the top 1 percent of tax returns paid about the same amount of federal individual income taxes as the bottom 95 percent of tax returns.

Average tax rates increased once again in 2006 as the economy continued to grow, even though there were no significant pieces of tax legislation enacted in 2006. Overall, the average tax rate for returns with a positive liability went from 12.1 percent to 12.45 percent from 2004 to 2005 and then up to 12.60 percent for 2006. (This does not include any refundable credits.)

The 2003 tax cut was the second in three years, and although tax rates are lower, the federal income tax still remains highly progressive. The average tax rate in 2006 ranges from 3.0 percent of income for the bottom half of tax returns to 22.8 percent for the top 1 percent.

Table 1
Summary of Federal Individual Income Tax Data, 2006
(Updated July 2008)

 

Number of Returns with Positive AGI

AGI ($ millions)

Income Taxes Paid ($ millions)

Group's Share of Total AGI

Group's Share of Income Taxes

Income Split Point

Average Tax Rate

All Taxpayers

135,719,160

$8,122,040

$1,023,739

100%

100%

-

12.60%

Top 1%

1,357,192

$1,791,886

$408,369

22.06%

39.89%

> $388,806

22.79%

Top 2-5%

5,428,766

$1,185,828

$207,311

14.60%

20.25%

 


17.48%

Top 5%

6,785,958

$2,977,714

$615,680

36.66%

60.14%

> $153,542

20.68%

Top 6-10%

6,785,958

$865,430

$109,060

10.66%

10.65%

 


12.60%

Top 10%

13,571,916

$3,843,144

$724,740

47.32%

70.79%

 

> $108,904

18.86%

Top 11-25%

20,357,874

$1,692,686

$158,413

20.84%

15.47%

 

9.36%

Top 25%

33,929,790

$5,535,830

$883,153

68.16%

86.27%

> $64,702

15.95%

Top 26-50%

33,929,790

$1,569,769

$110,023

19.33%

10.75%

 


7.01%

Top 50%

67,859,580

$7,105,599

$993,176

87.49%

97.01%

> $31,987

13.98%

Bottom 50%

67,859,580

$1,016,441

$30,563

12.51%

2.99%

< $31,987

3.01%

Source: Internal Revenue Service, http://www.irs.gov/taxstats/indtaxstats/article/0,,id=133521,00.html ("Individual Income Tax Returns with Positive Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) Returns Classified by Tax Percentile - Early Release")

Table 2
Number of Federal Individual Income Tax Returns Filed with Positive AGI 1980-2006
(In thousands)

Year

Total

Top 1%

Top 2-5%

Top 5%

Top 6-10%

Top 10%

Top 11-25%

Top 25%

Top 26-50%

Top 50%

Bottom 50%

1980

93,239

932

3,730

4,662

4,662

9,324

13,986

23,310

23,310

46,619

46,619

1981

94,587

946

3,783

4,729

4,729

9,459

14,188

23,647

23,647

47,293

47,293

1982

94,426

944

3,777

4,721

4,721

9,443

14,164

23,607

23,607

47,213

47,213

1983

95,331

953

3,813

4,767

4,767

9,533

14,300

23,833

23,833

47,665

47,665

1984

98,436

984

3,937

4,922

4,922

9,844

14,765

24,609

24,609

49,218

49,219

1985

100,625

1,006

4,025

5,031

5,031

10,063

15,094

25,156

25,156

50,313

50,313

1986

102,088

1,021

4,084

5,104

5,104

10,209

15,313

25,522

25,522

51,044

51,044

1987

106,155

1,062

4,246

5,308

5,308

10,615

15,923

26,539

26,539

53,077

53,077

1988

108,873

1,089

4,355

5,444

5,444

10,887

16,331

27,218

27,218

54,436

54,436

1989

111,313

1,113

4,453

5,566

5,566

11,131

16,697

27,828

27,828

55,656

55,656

1990

112,812

1,128

4,512

5,641

5,641

11,281

16,922

28,203

28,203

56,406

56,406

1991

113,804

1,138

4,552

5,690

5,690

11,380

17,071

28,451

28,451

56,902

56,902

1992

112,653

1,127

4,506

5,633

5,633

11,265

16,898

28,163

28,163

56,326

56,326

1993

113,681

1,137

4,547

5,684

5,684

11,368

17,052

28,420

28,420

56,841

56,841

1994

114,990

1,150

4,600

5,749

5,749

11,499

17,248

28,747

28,747

57,495

57,495

1995

117,274

1,173

4,691

5,864

5,864

11,727

17,591

29,319

29,319

58,637

58,637

1996

119,442

1,194

4,778

5,972

5,972

11,944

17,916

29,860

29,860

59,721

59,721

1997

121,503

1,215

4,860

6,075

6,075

12,150

18,225

30,376

30,376

60,752

60,752

1998

123,776

1,238

4,951

6,189

6,189

12,378

18,566

30,944

30,944

61,888

61,888

1999

126,009

1,260

5,040

6,300

6,300

12,601

18,901

31,502

31,502

63,004

63,004

2000

128,227

1,282

5,129

6,411

6,411

12,823

19,234

32,057

32,057

64,114

64,114

2001

128,817

1,288

5,153

6,441

6,441

12,882

19,323

32,204

32,204

64,409

64,409

2002

128,324

1,283

5,133

6,416

6,416

12,832

19,249

32,081

32,081

64,162

64,162

2003

128,610

1,286

5,144

6,430

6,430

12,861

19,291

32,152

32,152

64,305

64,305

2004

130,371

1,304

5,215

6,519

6,519

13,037

19,556

32,593

32,593

65,186

65,186

2005

132,612

1,326

5,304

6,631

6,631

13,261

19,892

33,153

33,153

66,306

66,306

2006

135,719

1,357

5,429

6,786

6,786

13,572

20,358

33,930

33,930

67,860

67,860

Source: Internal Revenue Service

Table 3
Adjusted Gross Income of Taxpayers in Various Income Brackets, 1980-2006
($ Billions)

Year

Total

Top 1%

Top 2-5%

Top 5%

Top 6-10%

Top 10%

Top 11-25%

Top 25%

Top 26-50%

Top 50%

Bottom 50%

1980

$1,627

$138

$204

$342

$181

$523

$400

$922

$417

$1,339

$288

1981

$1,791

$149

$223

$372

$201

$573

$442

$1,015

$458

$1,473

$318

1982

$1,876

$167

$231

$398

$207

$605

$460

$1,065

$478

$1,544

$332

1983

$1,970

$183

$245

$428

$217

$646

$481

$1,127

$498

$1,625

$344

1984

$2,173

$210

$272

$482

$240

$723

$528

$1,251

$543

$1,794

$379

1985

$2,344

$235

$296

$531

$260

$791

$567

$1,359

$580

$1,939

$405

1986

$2,524

$285

$323

$608

$278

$887

$604

$1,490

$613

$2,104

$421

Tax Reform Act of 1986 changed the definition of AGI, so data above and below this line not strictly comparable

1987

$2,814

$347

$376

$722

$316

$1,038

$671

$1,709

$664

$2,374

$440

1988

$3,124

$474

$417

$891

$342

$1,233

$718

$1,951

$707

$2,658

$466

1989

$3,299

$468

$450

$918

$368

$1,287

$768

$2,054

$751

$2,805

$494

1990

$3,451

$483

$470

$953

$385

$1,338

$806

$2,144

$788

$2,933

$519

1991

$3,516

$457

$487

$943

$400

$1,343

$832

$2,175

$809

$2,984

$532

1992

$3,681

$524

$508

$1,031

$413

$1,444

$856

$2,299

$832

$3,131

$549

1993

$3,776

$521

$528

$1,048

$426

$1,474

$883

$2,358

$854

$3,212

$563

1994

$3,961

$547

$556

$1,103

$449

$1,552

$929

$2,481

$890

$3,371

$590

1995

$4,245

$620

$603

$1,223

$482

$1,705

$985

$2,690

$938

$3,628

$617

1996

$4,591

$737

$657

$1,394

$515

$1,909

$1,043

$2,953

$992

$3,944

$646

1997

$5,023

$873

$724

$1,597

$554

$2,151

$1,116

$3,268

$1,060

$4,328

$695

1998

$5,469

$1,010

$786

$1,797

$597

$2,394

$1,196

$3,590

$1,132

$4,721

$748

1999

$5,909

$1,153

$859

$2,012

$641

$2,653

$1,274

$3,927

$1,199

$5,126

$783

2000

$6,424

$1,337

$931

$2,267

$688

$2,955

$1,358

$4,314

$1,276

$5,590

$834

2001

$6,241

$1,097

$899

$1,996

$694

$2,691

$1,380

$4,071

$1,308

$5,379

$862

2002

$6,114

$986

$882

$1,868

$686

$2,553

$1,382

$3,936

$1,309

$5,244

$870

2003

$6,288

$1,055

$906

$1,961

$703

$2,663

$1,415

$4,078

1,330

$5,408

$880

2004

$6,875

$1,306

$993

$2,300

$750

$3,049

$1,497

$4,546

$1,406

$5,953

$922

2005

$7,508

$1,592

$1,092

$2,684

$803

$3,487

$1,582

$5,069

$1,475

$6,545

$963

2006

$8,122

$1,792

$1,186

$2,978

$865

$3,843

$1,693

$5,536

$1,570

$7,106

$1,016

Source: Internal Revenue Service

Table 4
Total Income Tax after Credits, 1980-2006
($ Billions)

Year

Total

Top 1%

Top 2-5%

Top 5%

Top 6-10%

Top 10%

Top 11-25%

Top 25%

Top 26-50%

Top 50%

Bottom 50%

1980

249

$47

$44

$92

$31

$123

$59

$182

$50

$232

$18

1981

$282

$50

$49

$99

$36

$135

$69

$204

$57

$261

$21

1982

$276

$53

$47

$100

$34

$134

$66

$200

$56

$256

$20

1983

$272

$55

$46

$101

$34

$135

$64

$199

$54

$252

$19

1984

$297

$63

$50

$113

$37

$150

$68

$219

$57

$276

$22

1985

$322

$70

$55

$125

$41

$166

$73

$238

$60

$299

$23

1986

$367

$94

$62

$156

$44

$201

$78

$279

$64

$343

$24

1987

$369

$92

$68

$160

$46

$205

$79

$284

$63

$347

$22

1988

$413

$114

$74

$188

$48

$236

$85

$321

$68

$389

$24

1989

$433

$109

$81

$190

$51

$241

$93

$334

$73

$408

$25

1990

$447

$112

$83

$195

$52

$248

$97

$344

$77

$421

$26

1991

$448

$111

$83

$194

$56

$250

$96

$347

$77

$424

$25

1992

$476

$131

$87

$218

$58

$276

$97

$374

$78

$452

$24

1993

$503

$146

$92

$238

$60

$298

$101

$399

$80

$479

$24

1994

$535

$154

$100

$254

$64

$318

$108

$425

$84

$509

$25

1995

$588

$178

$110

$288

$70

$357

$115

$473

$88

$561

$27

1996

$658

$213

$123

$335

$76

$411

$124

$535

$95

$630

$28

1997

$727

$241

$136

$377

$82

$460

$134

$594

$102

$696

$31

1998

$788

$274

$150

$425

$88

$513

$139

$652

$103

$755

$33

1999

$877

$317

$169

$486

$97

$583

$150

$733

$109

$842

$35

2000

$981

$367

$187

$554

$106

$660

$164

$824

$118

$942

$38

2001

$888

$301

$172

$473

$103

$576

$160

$736

$117

$853

$35

2002

$797

$269

$160

$429

$95

$524

$145

$669

$100

$769

$28

2003

$748

$256

$150

$407

$86

$492

$135

$627

$95

$722

$26

2004

$832

$307

$168

$475

$92

$567

$139

$706

$99

$804

$27

2005

$935

$368

$190

$558

$99

$657

$147

$804

$102

$906

$29

2006

$1,024

$408

$207

$616

$109

$725

$158

$883

$110

$993

$31

Source: Internal Revenue Service

Table 5
Adjusted Gross Income Shares, 1980-2006
(Percent of total AGI earned by each group)

Year

Total

Top 1%

Top 2-5%

Top 5%

Top 6-10%

Top 10%

Top 11-25%

Top 25%

Top 26-50%

Top 50%

Bottom 50%

1980

100%

8.46%

12.55%

21.01%

11.12%

32.13%

24.57%

56.70%

25.62%

82.32%

17.6800%

1981

100%

8.30%

12.48%

20.78%

11.20%

31.98%

24.69%

56.67%

25.58%

82.25%

17.7500%

1982

100%

8.91%

12.32%

21.23%

11.03%

32.26%

24.53%

56.79%

25.50%

82.29%

17.7100%

1983

100%

9.29%

12.45%

21.74%

11.04%

32.78%

24.44%

57.22%

25.30%

82.52%

17.4800%

1984

100%

9.66%

12.53%

22.19%

11.06%

33.25%

24.31%

57.56%

25.00%

82.56%

17.4400%

1985

100%

10.03%

12.64%

22.67%

11.10%

33.77%

24.20%

57.97%

24.77%

82.74%

17.2600%

1986

100%

11.30%

12.81%

24.11%

11.01%

35.12%

23.92%

59.04%

24.30%

83.34%

16.6600%

Tax Reform Act of 1986 changed the definition of AGI, so data above and below this line not strictly comparable

1987

100%

12.32%

13.35%

25.67%

11.23%

36.90%

23.85%

60.75%

23.62%

84.37%

15.6300%

1988

100%

15.16%

13.35%

28.51%

10.94%

39.45%

22.99%

62.44%

22.63%

85.07%

14.9300%

1989

100%

14.19%

13.65%

27.84%

11.16%

39.00%

23.28%

62.28%

22.76%

85.04%

14.9600%

1990

100%

14.00%

13.62%

27.62%

11.15%

38.77%

23.36%

62.13%

22.84%

84.97%

15.0300%

1991

100%

12.99%

13.84%

26.83%

11.37%

38.20%

23.65%

61.85%

23.02%

84.87%

15.1300%

1992

100%

14.23%

13.78%

28.01%

11.22%

39.23%

23.24%

62.47%

22.61%

85.08%

14.9200%

1993

100%

13.79%

13.97%

27.76%

11.29%

39.05%

23.40%

62.45%

22.63%

85.08%

14.9200%

1994

100%

13.80%

14.05%

27.85%

11.34%

39.19%

23.45%

62.64%

22.47%

85.11%

14.8900%

1995

100%

14.60%

14.21%

28.81%

11.35%

40.16%

23.21%

63.37%

22.09%

85.46%

14.5400%

1996

100%

16.04%

14.32%

30.36%

11.23%

41.59%

22.73%

64.32%

21.60%

85.92%

14.0800%

1997

100%

17.38%

14.41%

31.79%

11.04%

42.83%

22.22%

65.05%

21.11%

86.16%

13.8400%

1998

100%

18.47%

14.38%

32.85%

10.92%

43.77%

21.86%

65.63%

20.70%

86.33%

13.6700%

1999

100%

19.51%

14.53%

34.04%

10.85%

44.89%

21.57%

66.46%

20.29%

86.75%

13.2500%

2000

100%

20.81%

14.49%

35.30%

10.71%

46.01%

21.14%

67.15%

19.86%

87.01%

12.9900%

2001

100%

17.53%

14.46%

31.99%

11.12%

43.11%

22.12%

65.23%

20.96%

86.19%

13.8100%

2002

100%

16.12%

14.43%

30.55%

11.22%

41.77%

22.60%

64.37%

21.40%

85.77%

14.2300%

2003

100%

16.77%

14.41%

31.18%

11.18%

42.36%

22.50%

64.86%

21.15%

86.01%

13.9900%

2004

100%

19.00%

14.45%

33.45%

10.90%

44.35%

21.78%

66.13%

20.46%

86.58%

13.4156%

2005

100%

21.20%

14.55%

35.75%

10.70%

46.44%

21.08%

67.52%

19.65%

87.17%

12.8282%

2006

100%

22.06%

14.60%

36.66%

10.66%

47.32%

20.84%

68.16%

19.33%

87.49%

12.51%

Source: Internal Revenue Service

Table 6
Total Income Tax Shares, 1980-2006
(Percent of federal income tax paid by each group)

Year

Total

Top 1%

Top 2-5%

Top 5%

Top 6-10%

Top 10%

Top 11-25%

Top 25%

Top 26-50%

Top 50%

Bottom 50%

1980

100%

19.05%

17.79%

36.84%

12.44%

49.28%

23.74%

73.02%

19.93%

92.95%

7.0500%

1981

100%

17.58%

17.48%

35.06%

12.90%

47.96%

24.33%

72.29%

20.26%

92.55%

7.4500%

1982

100%

19.03%

17.10%

36.13%

12.46%

48.59%

23.91%

72.50%

20.15%

92.65%

7.3500%

1983

100%

20.32%

16.94%

37.26%

12.45%

49.71%

23.39%

73.10%

19.73%

92.83%

7.1700%

1984

100%

21.12%

16.86%

37.98%

12.58%

50.56%

22.93%

73.49%

19.16%

92.65%

7.3500%

1985

100%

21.81%

16.97%

38.78%

12.68%

51.46%

22.60%

74.06%

18.77%

92.83%

7.1700%

1986

100%

25.75%

16.82%

42.57%

12.12%

54.69%

21.33%

76.02%

17.52%

93.54%

6.4600%

1987

100%

24.81%

18.45%

43.26%

12.35%

55.61%

21.31%

76.92%

17.01%

93.93%

6.0700%

1988

100%

27.58%

18.04%

45.62%

11.66%

57.28%

20.56%

77.84%

16.44%

94.28%

5.7200%

1989

100%

25.24%

18.70%

43.94%

11.84%

55.78%

21.44%

77.22%

16.95%

94.17%

5.8300%

1990

100%

25.13%

18.51%

43.64%

11.72%

55.36%

21.66%

77.02%

17.17%

94.19%

5.8100%

1991

100%

24.82%

18.56%

43.38%

12.44%

55.82%

21.47%

77.29%

17.23%

94.52%

5.4800%

1992

100%

27.54%

18.34%

45.88%

12.13%

58.01%

20.47%

78.48%

16.46%

94.94%

5.0600%

1993

100%

29.01%

18.35%

47.36%

11.88%

59.24%

20.03%

79.27%

15.92%

95.19%

4.8100%

1994

100%

28.86%

18.66%

47.52%

11.93%

59.45%

20.10%

79.55%

15.68%

95.23%

4.7700%

1995

100%

30.26%

18.65%

48.91%

11.84%

60.75%

19.61%

80.36%

15.03%

95.39%

4.6100%

1996

100%

32.31%

18.66%

50.97%

11.54%

62.51%

18.81%

81.32%

14.36%

95.68%

4.3200%

1997

100%

33.17%

18.70%

51.87%

11.33%

63.20%

18.47%

81.67%

14.05%

95.72%

4.2800%

1998

100%

34.75%

19.09%

53.84%

11.20%

65.04%

17.65%

82.69%

13.10%

95.79%

4.2100%

1999

100%

36.18%

19.27%

55.45%

11.00%

66.45%

17.09%

83.54%

12.46%

96.00%

4.0000%

2000

100%

37.42%

19.05%

56.47%

10.86%

67.33%

16.68%

84.01%

12.08%

96.09%

3.9100%

2001

100%

33.89%

19.36%

53.25%

11.64%

64.89%

18.01%

82.90%

13.13%

96.03%

3.9700%

2002

100%

33.71%

20.09%

53.80%

11.93%

65.73%

18.17%

83.90%

12.60%

96.50%

3.5000%

2003

100%

34.27%

20.09%

54.36%

11.48%

65.84%

18.04%

83.88%

12.66%

96.54%

3.4600%

2004

100%

36.89%

20.23%

57.13%

11.07%

68.19%

16.67%

84.86%

11.85%

96.70%

3.2960%

2005

100%

39.38%

20.29%

59.67%

10.63%

70.30%

15.69%

85.99%

10.94%

96.93%

3.0678%

2006

100%

39.89%

20.25%

60.14%

10.65%

70.79%

15.47%

86.27%

10.75%

97.01%

2.99%

Source: Internal Revenue Service

Table 7
Dollar Cut-Off, 1980-2006
(Minimum AGI for tax return to fall into various percentiles)

Year

Total

Top 1%

Top 5%

Top 10%

Top 25%

Top 50%

1980

0

$80,580

$43,792

$35,070

$23,606

$12,936

1981

0

$85,428

$47,845

$38,283

$25,655

$14,000

1982

0

$89,388

$49,284

$39,676

$27,027

$14,539

1983

0

$93,512

$51,553

$41,222

$27,827

$15,044

1984

0

$100,889

$55,423

$43,956

$29,360

$15,998

1985

0

$108,134

$58,883

$46,322

$30,928

$16,688

1986

0

$118,818

$62,377

$48,656

$32,242

$17,302

Tax Reform Act of 1986 changed the definition of AGI, so data above and below this line not strictly comparable

1987

0

$139,289

$68,414

$52,921

$33,983

$17,768

1988

0

$157,136

$72,735

$55,437

$35,398

$18,367

1989

0

$163,869

$76,933

$58,263

$36,839

$18,993

1990

0

$167,421

$79,064

$60,287

$38,080

$19,767

1991

0

$170,139

$81,720

$61,944

$38,929

$20,097

1992

0

$181,904

$85,103

$64,457

$40,378

$20,803

1993

0

$185,715

$87,386

$66,077

$41,210

$21,179

1994

0

$195,726

$91,226

$68,753

$42,742

$21,802

1995

0

$209,406

$96,221