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JEn.a. JEn.a. JEn.a. JEn.a. JEn.a. J1n.a.JJ J J KK7K@K@K@K@K@K'"L+Earned income tax credits ~ L;ZL LEN/A~ LEZL LEN/A LEN/A LEN/A L1N/ALL L L MFn.a. - Not available.NFN/A - Not applicable.OF[1] Represents 129.0 million refunds issued, including 18.0 million earned income tax credits and 24.1 million in advanced child tax credits (instituted in FY 2003). Includes over-payment refunds, refunds OPFGresulting from examination activity, and other refunds required by law.QF[2] Includes earned income tax credits shown below in this table as an information item, i.e., these refunds are included in the State data while the total refunds are shown separately. Also includes 387,072 RFrefunds of estate and trust income taxes. (Direct deposit refund figures are not separately available, but are included in the totals.) However, counts of the small number of refund reversals included in Refund qSFiadjustments and credits are not available and, therefore, are not reflected in the totals. See Table 9.STFK[3] Includes refunds of tax on business income of tax-exempt organizations.UF[4] Counts for the small number of individual income tax and employment taxes included in Refund adjustments and credits are unavailable and, therefore, are not reflected in the totals. See Table 9.VF[5] Includes refunds of income tax withheld and refunds of and credits for old-age, survivors, disability, and hospital insurance (OASDHI) taxes on salaries and wages under the Federal Insurance Contributions Act WF(FICA), except for excess credits, and on self-employment income under the Self-Employment Insurance Contributions Act (SECA), as well as for railroad retirement taxes under the Railroad Retirement Tax Act XF(RRTA) and unemployment taxes under the Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA). However, counts of the number of excess FICA credits under Refund adjustments and credits are unavailable and, therefore, 6YF.are not reflected in the totals. See Table 9.VZFN[6] Data by State include credits and claims for gasoline and lubricating oil.[F[7] For individual and estate or trust income tax, includes returns filed from Army Post Office or Fleet Post Office addresses by members of the armed forces stationed abroad; returns filed by residents of Puerto \FRico with either income from sources outside Puerto Rico or with income earned as U.S. Government employees; and returns filed by other U.S. citizens or residents abroad. For corporations and a small ]Fnumber of publicly-traded partnerships, includes returns of domestic and foreign businesses whose principal office was outside the United States; also includes returns of domestic corporations claiming a ^FU.S. possessions tax credit, regardless of the location of the principal office. For estate tax, includes returns for U.S. citizen or resident decedents who were domiciled abroad at time of death and returns of _Fnonresident alien decedents. For gift tax, includes returns filed by donors with overseas addresses, including returns filed from Puerto Rico or U.S. possessions and from Army Post Office or Fleet Post Office `,@a,@b,@c,@d,@e,@f,%@g,@h,@i,@j,{@`Faddresses by members of the armed forces stationed abroad. For employment taxes, includes returns with foreign addresses, including Puerto Rico and U.S. possessions. For excise taxes, includes returns filed by aFpayers with foreign addresses, including returns filed from Puerto Rico and U.S. possessions and from Army Post Office or Fleet Post Office addresses. For tax-exempt organizations, includes returns of bFdomestic and foreign organizations with foreign addresses, including Puerto Rico and U.S. possessions. For supplemental documents, includes returns with foreign addresses, including Puerto Rico and U.S. cF possessions. dF[8] Counts of refund adjustments and credits comparable to Refund adjustments and credits in Table 9, Amount of Internal Revenue Refunds, Including Interest, by State are not available and, therefore, are !eFexcluded from the totals.fFNOTES: Like data in Tables 1, 8, and 9 may not agree due to the inclusion or exclusion of different refunds, Earned Income Tax Credits, and Advance Earned Income Tax Credits. gFIn general, classification by State is based on the taxpayers address or in the case of businesses, the location of the principal office or place of business. However, some individuals may use the address hFof a tax attorney or accountant, or, in the case of certain individuals who were sole proprietors, partners in a partnership, or shareholders in an S corporation, the business address. Moreover, such addresses could wiFohave been located in a State other than the State in which the individual resided. See also footnote 7, above.jGSOURCE: IRS Data Book, FY 2003, Publication 55b. Also, Chief Financial Officer, Revenue Accounting, Office of Revenue Systems OS:CFO:R]PMM3 DD10  ]PM(M DD10  = X/"> "