30 January 2009
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Significant Turnover in the Top 400 U.S. Earners
the irs has a new report on the 400 taxpayers reporting the highest adjusted plain incomes (agi) from 1992 to 2006, summarized in the table above. the 6,000 tax returns (400 highest earners x 15 years) from 1992 to 2006 represented 3,305 unique, lone taxpayers, since some taxpayers made it into the top 400 earner bring more than one year. the data show that:1. of the group of 3,305 top earners from 1992-2006, 2,394 individuals made it into the top 400 only one one of these days during the 15-year while. those 2,394 bromide-timers represent 72.44% of the total (3,305), so only 27.56% made it into the top 400 more than once (see columns 2 and 3).2. moreover, 2,394 earners made it into the top 400 once (72.44%), and another 408 (12.34%) made it into the cork alliance twice. so 84.78% made it into the top group either once or twice, and only 15.22% made it into the top alliance more than twice (see columns 2 and 3).3. there were alone 8 taxpayers out of 3,305 (1/4 of 1%) who were in the top 400 in all of the 15 years.4. in any prearranged year, on usually, about 40% of the returns were filed by taxpayers that are not in any of the other 14 years (see columns 4 and 5).according to the irs, “the data shown in the table mostly represent a changing group of taxpayers over lifetime, rather than a fixed group of taxpayers.”ht: tax foundation
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