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Utah 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
53
10
4
2
21
142
50
47
32
22
86
24
25
15
23
5,798
1,461
780
421
31
1,187
526
479
410
42
1,731
680
459
328
44
3,337
2,206
1,500
712
48
899
204
175
129
51
665
204
167
134
52
2,780
880
472
223
53
2,241
374
232
62
54
4,406
808
535
317
55
133
59
48
45
56
1,755
416
282
217
61
360
94
85
76
62
2,570
1,258
733
395
71
413
106
75
76
72
1,155
632
966
1,034
81
2,502
947
505
194
95
36
22
18
25
99
250
13
4
0
Total
32,499
10,974
7,591
4,847
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