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State-Level Wage AGI Gap for tax years 2000-2002

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  • Robert L. Brown
  • Ann E. Dunbar

    (Bureau of Economic Analysis)

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    The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), under contract with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Office of Research, undertook an update of BEA’s state-level wage reconciliation for 2000 between BEA wages and salaries and IRS wages and salaries in Adjusted Gross Income. The initial reconciliation for the year 2000 was documented in the BEA Working Paper, The Feasibility of Producing Personal Income to Adjusted Gross Income (PI-AGI) Reconciliations by State. This study updates state estimates of the reconciliation of BEA and IRS wages and salaries for 2001 and 2002.

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    Paper provided by Bureau of Economic Analysis in its series BEA Papers with number 0092.

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