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Taxpaying entities classified in the following industries that are out-of-scope to the Census Bureau’s economic programs are not included in Economic Census sampling unless they are part of a multi-establishment enterprise engaged in other activities that are in-scope to the Census Bureau's economic programs:
Locations with the above industrial classifications, or that are not physically located in the U.S., but pay U.S. wages to employees, will be included on the Report of Organization's Item 5A question, and will ask employment and payroll data.
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