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Page 1: Economic Data from the U.S. Census Bureau A Business Plan Case Study and Access November 13, 2014 Presented by: Andy Hait U.S. Census Bureau

Economic Data from the U.S. Census Bureau

A Business Plan Case Study and Access

November 13, 2014

Presented by:Andy Hait

U.S. Census Bureau

Page 2: Economic Data from the U.S. Census Bureau A Business Plan Case Study and Access November 13, 2014 Presented by: Andy Hait U.S. Census Bureau

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Outline Using Census Bureau

Economic Programs Data To Better Understand

The target market of a proposed business

The local competition

The national industry

Page 3: Economic Data from the U.S. Census Bureau A Business Plan Case Study and Access November 13, 2014 Presented by: Andy Hait U.S. Census Bureau

Sample Scenario:

An entrepreneur is interested in opening a job training facility in the Albuquerque metro

area.

She wants to know what information is available from the Census Bureau that may

help her locate the business and better understand this industry.

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Measuring the Need…

The demographic data available from the ACS helps make

the case for this type of business…

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EMPLOYMENT STATUS

Bernalillo County, New

Mexico

Cibola County, New

Mexico

Rio Arriba County, New

Mexico

Sandoval County, New

Mexico

San Miguel County, New

Mexico

Santa Fe County, New

Mexico

Valencia County, New

Mexico

Population 16 years and over 532,093 21,241 31,626 104,619 23,638 120,193 59,294In labor force 339,927 11,252 18,282 63,298 10,851 77,359 32,335Percent In labor force 63.9 53 57.8 60.5 45.9 64.4 54.5

Civilian labor force 337,727 11,252 18,276 62,969 10,851 77,230 32,215Percent 63.5 53 57.8 60.2 45.9 64.3 54.3

Employed 307,269 9,475 15,814 56,745 10,150 69,555 28,115Percent 57.7 44.6 50 54.2 42.9 57.9 47.4Unemployed 30,458 1,777 2,462 6,224 701 7,675 4,100Percent 5.7 8.4 7.8 5.9 3.0 6.4 6.9

Not in labor force 192,166 9,989 13,344 41,321 12,787 42,834 26,959Percent 36.1 47 42.2 39.5 54.1 35.6 45.5Civilian labor force 337,727 11,252 18,276 62,969 10,851 77,230 32,215

Percent Unemployed 9.0 15.8 13.5 9.9 6.5 9.9 12.7

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Getting Started

• What NAICS code covers this industry?

• What Census programs provide data for this industry?

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What Programs Cover this Industry?

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How Can I Get to the Data?

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Tell Me About This Industry in the Albuquerque Metro Area…

The County Business Patterns (CBP) program provides data that she can use to better understand this industry, her competition, and

her potential market.

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Employer vocational rehabilitation services businesses in Albuquerque CSA Counties: 2012

Geographic area name Number of establishments

Paid employees for pay period including March

12 (number)

First-quarter payroll

($1,000)

Annual payroll

($1,000)

Bernalillo County, New Mexico 8 100 - 249 D D

Los Alamos County, New Mexico 1 0 - 19 D D

Sandoval County, New Mexico 1 100 - 249 D D

Santa Fe County, New Mexico 2 20 - 99 D D

Torrance County, New Mexico 1 0 - 19 D D

Cibola County, New Mexico 0 0 0 0

Rio Arriba County, New Mexico 0 0 0 0

San Miguel County, New Mexico 0 0 0 0

Valencia County, New Mexico 0 0 0 0

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How Is this Industry Performing Nationally?

The 2012 Economic Census (EC) currently provides National-level data that she can use to measure

changes in this industry and to better understand the composition

of businesses in it.

(Local area data are coming soon…)

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U.S. Vocational Rehabilitation Services (NAICS 62431) by Tax Status: 2012 and 2007

Meaning of tax status code YearNumber of establishm

entsChg 2007 -

2012Revenue ($1,000)

Chg 2007 - 2012

Annual payroll

($1,000)

Chg 2007 - 2012

Number of paid

employees for pay period

including March 12

Chg 2007 - 2012

All establishments2012 7,834

2.7%12,483,982

8.2%5,684,690

10.1%311,798

2.7%2007 7,631 11,535,590 5,164,772 303,713

Establishments subject to federal income tax

2012 2,04114.9%

2,148,87326.4%

969,89327.9%

34,16014.7%

2007 1,777 1,699,564 758,511 29,778

Establishments exempt from federal income tax

2012 5,793-1.0%

10,335,1095.1%

4,714,7977.0%

277,6381.4%

2007 5,854 9,836,026 4,406,261 273,935

Meaning of tax status code YearRevenue per

establishment ($1,000)

Revenue per employee ($1)

Revenue per $ of payroll ($)

Annual payroll per

employee ($)

All establishments2012 1,594 40,039 2.20 18,2322007 1,512 37,982 2.23 17,005

Establishments subject to federal income tax2012 1,053 62,906 2.22 28,3932007 956 57,074 2.24 25,472

Establishments exempt from federal income tax

2012 1,784 37,225 2.19 16,9822007 1,680 35,906 2.23 16,085

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I’ve Heard about Nonemployers… What are They?

Nonemployers are businesses with no paid employees.

• Primarily independent contractors

• File IRS Form 1040 Schedule C

• Significant in number

• Significant in revenue in some industries

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More Data…

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Nonemployer vocational rehabilitation services businesses in Albuquerque CSA Counties: 2012

Geographic area nameNumber of

nonemployer establishments

Receipts ($1,000)

Receipts per establishment ($)

Bernalillo County, New Mexico 37 780 21,081

Cibola County, New Mexico D D

Los Alamos County, New Mexico D D

Sandoval County, New Mexico 11 308 28,000

San Miguel County, New Mexico D D

Santa Fe County, New Mexico 13 239 18,385

Torrance County, New Mexico D D

Valencia County, New Mexico 3 184 61,333

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What Services do Businesses in this Industry Provide?

Data on products and services sold by businesses are available in the Product Lines data from Economic Census.

• Can be used in a business plan to identify the primary and secondary sources of sales of the business

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Investment income, including interest and dividends

Counseling and information services

Social assistance services for children, youth, and families

Resale of merchandise

All other receipts

All other revenue

Contributions, gifts, and grants - Private

Contributions, gifts, and grants - Government

Vocational rehabilitation services

Social assistance services for elderly and disabled adults

0 1,000,000 2,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000 5,000,000 6,000,000

65,420

94,510

149,810

153,254

371,509

457,173

550,189

2,732,355

2,860,231

4,888,036

Top 10 Product Lines (Revenue) for NAICS 62431 ($1,000)

3,885,453

443,206

215,269180,426 53,487 52,515 42,610 15,070

Detailed social assistance services revenue ($1,000)

Vocational rehabilitation services for elderly and disabled adults

Other social assistance services for elderly and disabled adults

Personal care services

Adult day care services for elderly and disabled adults

Counseling and information services for elderly and disabled adults

Homemaker services

Social interaction services for elderly and disabled adults, on-site

Prepared on-site meals for elderly and disabled adults

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How Big Should A Business Be?

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The Economic Census includes data broken out by the sales and employment size of the business

• Can be used in a business plan to understand the size of a “typical” business in an industry

• Can also be used to forecast the future growth of a business to it’s most efficient size

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0

200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200

1,400

1,600

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200

457

1,218 1,221

1,349

1,509

587

299

154

495

Number of vocational rehab establishments: 2007

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No employees

1 employee

2 employees

3 or 4 employe

es

5 or 6 employe

es

7 to 9 employe

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10 to 14 employe

es

15 to 19 employe

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he entire ye

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200

400

600

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1,200

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459

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533642 675

502

1,328

721

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495

Number of vocational rehab establishments: 2007

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Anything Else?

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The Economic Census also publishes detailed data that is tailored to specific industries, including information on expenses and revenue.

• Can be used to further understand the composition of an industry

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Selected Statistics for Vocational Rehabilitation Services Exempt from Federal Income Tax: 2007

Number of establishments 5,854Receipts / Revenue ($1,000) 9,836,026

Expenses ($1,000) 9,576,565Grants and transferred contributions ($1,000) 279,422

Net expenses ($1,000) 9,297,143

Key Ratios: Receipts / Revenue per Establishment ($1,000) 1,680

Expenses per Establishment ($1,000) 1,636Expenses - Percent of Receipts / Revenue 97.4%

Grants and transferred contributions - Percent of Receipts / Revenue 2.8%

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U.S. Vocational Rehabilitation Services (NAICS 62431) by Tax Status and Payment Source: 2007

Meaning of tax status code Meaning of Type of social assistance code Year

Number of establishm

ents

Receipts/Revenue ($1,000)

Lines receipts ($1,000)

Distribution of lines receipts

All establishmentsAll types of social assistance 2007 7631 11535590 6543394 100.0

Governent payers 2007 X X X 82.4

Private payers 2007 X X X 17.6

Establishments subject to federal income taxAll types of social assistance 2007 1777 1699564 1670572 100.0

Governent payers 2007 X X X 88.9

Private payers 2007 X X X 11.1

Establishments exempt from federal income tax

All types of social assistance 2007 5854 9836026 4872822 100.0

Governent payers 2007 X X X 80.7

Private payers 2007 X X X 19.3

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Visualizations?

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The Industry Statistics Portal also provides access to visualization of selected economic data.

• Can be used in business plans and presentations

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SummaryEconomic Programs data from the Census Bureau can be an invaluable source of information in a business plan to measure:

The target market of a business

The overall health and composition of the industry and competing businesses

The impact of complementary businesses on the location of the business

The roll that business suppliers can have on the location of a business

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Questions

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Any other Questions:

[email protected](301)763-6747

Thank You!