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CT 18 Table 6 Total economic impacts generated from marine recreational fishing trip expenditures in Connecticut, by resident status and mode in 1998. Impacts Mode and Total trip Sales Income Employment resident status expenditures ($1,000) ($1,000) ($1,000) (jobs) Party boat Resident 1,410 1,947 801 32 Non-resident 296 331 136 5 Total 1,706 2,278 937 37 Private boat Resident 23,722 17,856 7,642 256 Non-resident 4,409 3,047 1,298 40 Total 28,131 20,903 8,940 296 Shore Resident 10,192 8,210 3,422 121 Non-resident 841 572 244 8 Total 11,033 8,782 3,666 129 All modes Resident 35,324 28,013 11,865 409 Non-resident 5,546 3,950 1,678 53 Total 40,870 31,963 13,543 462
Table 7 Federal and state tax impacts generated from marine recreational fishing in Connecticut in 1998 (all modes, all participants); in dollars. Employee Proprietary Household Enterprise Indirect compensation income expenditures (corporations) business taxes Total Enterprise Transfers 24,771 24,771 (corporations) Total 24,771 0 0 0 0 24,771 Federal government non-defense Corporate Profits Tax 1,933,276 1,933,276 Indirect Bus Tax: Custom Duty 446,166 446,166 Indirect Bus Tax: Excise Taxes 1,399,960 1,399,960 Indirect Bus Tax: Fed NonTaxes 350,559 350,559 Personal Tax: Estate and Gift Tax 0 Personal Tax: Income Tax 8,949,581 8,949,581 Personal Tax: NonTaxes (Fines-Fees) 48,648 48,648 Social Ins Tax: Employee Contribution 3,263,379 282,460 3,545,839 Social Ins Tax: Employer Contribution 3,423,213 3,423,213 Total 6,686,592 282,460 8,998,229 1,933,276 2,196,685 20,097,242 State/local govt non-education Corporate Profits Tax 386,204 386,204 Dividends 3,067 3,067 Indirect Bus Tax: Motor Vehicle Lic 96,992 96,992 Indirect Bus Tax: Other Taxes 322,826 322,826 Indirect Bus Tax: Property Tax 6,738,641 6,738,641 Indirect Bus Tax: S/L NonTaxes 364,988 364,988 Indirect Bus Tax: Sales Tax 5,447,323 5,447,323 Personal Tax: Estate and Gift Tax 0 Personal Tax: Income Tax 1,527,347 1,527,347 Personal Tax: Motor Vehicle License 83,706 83,706 Personal Tax: NonTaxes (Fines-Fees) 248,358 248,358 Personal Tax: Other Tax (Fish/Hunt) 4,426 4,426 Personal Tax: Property Taxes 47,406 47,406 Social Ins Tax: Employee Contribution 11,076 11,076 Social Ins Tax- Employer Contribution 50,456 50,456 Total 61,532 0 1,911,243 389,271 12,970,770 15,332,816 Total 6,772,895 282,460 10,909,472 2,322,547 15,167,455 35,454,829 19 CT
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