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Texas Small Business Statistics
(Information provided by U.S. Census Bureau)
Number of Establishments by Employment-size class
Total Establishments
'1-4'
'5-9'
'10-19'
11
830
290
134
59
21
3,458
919
691
525
22
1,163
537
260
275
23
21,734
6,822
4,507
2,987
31
7,753
3,686
3,258
3,137
42
15,953
6,687
4,756
2,995
44
35,514
20,635
10,943
5,818
48
7,749
2,286
1,824
1,374
51
4,609
1,570
1,255
1,137
52
19,746
5,928
3,437
2,186
53
15,246
4,479
2,193
795
54
35,641
7,833
4,777
2,665
55
1,623
635
581
536
56
11,605
3,391
2,593
2,204
61
2,040
737
669
628
62
22,450
11,405
6,860
3,933
71
2,912
853
719
596
72
10,852
5,727
7,810
9,198
81
28,762
10,583
5,763
3,009
95
438
179
174
179
99
1,973
111
38
5
Total
252,051
95,293
63,242
44,241
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