NonEmployer Firms

NonEmployer Businesses

NonEmployer Establishments

U.S. Small Business Administration:

According to the SBA, a NonEmployer firm, business, or establishment is defined as one that:
(1) has no paid employees,

(2) has annual business receipts of $1,000 or more ($1 or more in the construction industries), and

(3) is subject to federal income taxes.

NonEmployer businesses are generally small, such as Real Estate Agents and independent contractors. NonEmployer firms account for about 3 percent of the annual U.S. business receipts but constitute of nearly three-quarters of all U.S. businesses.

U.S. Census Bureau:

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, generally, a NonEmployer firm, business, or establishment is a single physical location at which business is conducted or services or industrial operations are performed. However, for NonEmployers, each distinct business income tax return filed by a NonEmployer business is counted as an establishment.

NonEmployer businesses may operate from a home address or a separate physical location. A business is assigned to a county location based on the business owner's mailing address, which may not be the same as the physical location of the business.

Small Business Profiles

2020 to 2009

United States

The profiles information presented at this website are derived from The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Office of Advocacy. The SBA uses several government agencies across multiple years to collect and calculate each profile published at SBA.gov.

Report YEAR	Total of U.S. Small Business	% of U.S. Businesses	1-499 Employees Small Business	1-19 Employees Small Business	NonEmployer Small Business	Small Business Employment	All U.S. Private Employment	Notes
2020	31.7 Million 31,678,432	99.9%	5,976,761	5,339,918	25,701,671	60,556,081	128,591,812	Source: 2019 2018 2017
2019	30.7 Million 30,748,033	99.9%	5,934,985	5,305,960	24,813,048	59,915,217	126,752,238	Source: 2018 2017 2016
2018	30.2 Million 30,212,670	99.9%	5,881,267	5,265,682	24,331,403	58,938,147	124,085,947	Source: 2017 2016 2015
2017	29.6 Million 29,643,319	99.9%	5,806,382	5,205,640	23,836,937	57,894,592	121,069,944	Source: 2016 2015 2014
2016	28.8 Million 28,773,992	99.7%	5,768,372	5,156,713	23,005,620	56,435,468	115,156,089	Source: 2015 2014 2013
2014	28.4 Million 28,443,856	99.7%	5,707,941	5,130,348	22,735,915	56,062,893	115,938,468	Source: 2014 2013 2012
2013	28.2 Million 28,157,833	99.7%	5,666,753	5,104,014	22,491,080	54,998,312	113,425,965	Source: 2012 2011 2010
2012	27.8 Million 27,827,900	99.7%	5,717,300	5,160,400	22,110,600	54,996,700	111,970,100	Source: 2011 2010 2009 Numbers rounded off in the SBA report
2011	26.8 Million 26,840,600	99.7%	5,749,800	5,170,800	21,090,800	56,281,500	114,509,600	Source: 2010 2009 2008 Numbers rounded off in the SBA report
2010	27.3 Million 27,263,000	99.7%	5,911,700	5,295,000	21,351,300	59,694,000	120,903,600	Source: 2009 2008 2007 Numbers rounded off in the SBA report
2009	27.7 Million 27,712,100	99.7%	6,004,100	5,377,600	21,708,000	60,223,700	119,917,200	Source: 2008 2007 2006 Numbers rounded off in the SBA report

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NonEmployer Firms

NonEmployer Businesses

NonEmployer Establishments

U.S. Small Business Administration:

According to the SBA, a NonEmployer firm, business, or establishment is defined as one that:
(1) has no paid employees,

(2) has annual business receipts of $1,000 or more ($1 or more in the construction industries), and

(3) is subject to federal income taxes.

NonEmployer businesses are generally small, such as Real Estate Agents and independent contractors. NonEmployer firms account for about 3 percent of the annual U.S. business receipts but constitute of nearly three-quarters of all U.S. businesses.

U.S. Census Bureau:

NonEmployer businesses may operate from a home address or a separate physical location. A business is assigned to a county location based on the business owner's mailing address, which may not be the same as the physical location of the business.

Small Business Profiles

2020 to 2009

United States

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NonEmployer Firms

NonEmployer Businesses

NonEmployer Establishments

U.S. Small Business Administration:

According to the SBA, a NonEmployer firm, business, or establishment is defined as one that: (1) has no paid employees, (2) has annual business receipts of $1,000 or more ($1 or more in the construction industries), and (3) is subject to federal income taxes.

NonEmployer businesses are generally small, such as Real Estate Agents and independent contractors. NonEmployer firms account for about 3 percent of the annual U.S. business receipts but constitute of nearly three-quarters of all U.S. businesses.

U.S. Census Bureau:

NonEmployer businesses may operate from a home address or a separate physical location. A business is assigned to a county location based on the business owner's mailing address, which may not be the same as the physical location of the business.

Small Business Profiles

2020 to 2009

United States

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According to the SBA, a NonEmployer firm, business, or establishment is defined as one that:
(1) has no paid employees,

(2) has annual business receipts of $1,000 or more ($1 or more in the construction industries), and

(3) is subject to federal income taxes.

The ROGEE^® CARS FOR MY BUSINESS^® team works with car manufacturers and local dealers to recommend specific cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs that particularly fit your type of business or profession. You can access actual dealer inventory from car dealers nationwide.