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PF_07_4720_BIZ_HOLDING_EXCESS_X

Excess Business Holdings?

Description
Excess Business Holdings?
Table
PF-P07-T00-ACTIVITIES-4720 (one)
Part
Part VII-A - Statements Regarding Activities; Part VII-B - Activities for Which Form 4720 May Be Required (2023: Part VI-A, VI-B)
Location
F990-PF-PART-07-B-LINE-03B
Type
checkbox
Scope
PF – 990-PF
Database
F990PF
Forms
PF
2 / 2
xpaths observed / mapped
101k
filings with a value
2009–2024
tax years observed
1
open flags

Checks

Value checks

ResultValue checkDetail
✓ passValues are checkbox codes100.0% of values are X / true / false / 1 / 0
ⓘ infoMeaning of a blank100% of values are explicit false/0, so a missing value is not the same as unchecked
✓ passElement names agree in polarityall element names have the same polarity

Flags

FlagSeverityXpathDetailReview
INCIDENCE_BREAK▲ warn(variable)990PF fill rate changes up to 7.0x year-on-year (in 2019)open

Xpaths

Xpath (under /Return/ReturnData or /Return/ReturnHeader)FormYearsFilings% filersRepeats in
x1IRS990PF/StatementsRegardingActy4720/ExcessBusinessHoldingsPF2009–201216,55617.2%
x2IRS990PF/StatementsRegardingActy4720Grp/ExcessBusinessHoldingsIndPF2013–202484,7343.84%

% filers: percent of in-scope filers whose return has the xpath, in its latest year. Repeats in: share of filings where the element occurs more than once.

Coverage by tax year

Filings’09’10’11’12’13’14’15’16’17’18’19’20’21’22’23’24
x13553.8k5.5k6.9k
x28.1k9.4k10k11k11k12k2.0k3.7k3.8k4.0k4.6k4.4k
Fill rate: % of all filings of the return type (largest xpath)
990-PF15151617181818181716233344

Filings with a value, by xpath (rows, numbered as in the xpath table) and tax year. A change of row from one year to the next is usually the IRS renaming the element (most were renamed in 2013). Hover a cell for the exact count.

Values

ValueFilingsShare
false95,02393.8%
06,1006.0%
1940.1%
true730.1%

Example filings

Tax yearReturnXpathOrganizationValue
2024990PFx2Lee Chu Family FoundationfalseXML
2012990PFx1ADVANCE ATHLETICS INCfalseXML