Table 3 Tax return account for joint-stock companies where the split-income model applies. 2001 and 2002. NOK million

3	Tax return account for joint-stock companies where the split-income model applies. 2001 and 2002. NOK million

	2001		2002

	Enterprises where the split-income model applies	Share of all joint-stock-companies, per cent	Enterprises where the split-income model applies	Share of all joint-stock-companies, per cent

Taxable income	35 990	12	36 565	14
Entrepreneurial income¹	27 160	17	28 059	19
Capital income ²	6 068	8	5 706	8
Received intra-group contribution/stockholder contribution³	2 741	4	2 697	6
Other income	20	2	103	12

Deductions in income	13 782	10	14 284	9
Interest paid	8 499	11	8 557	11
Entrepreneurial deficit and real estate deficit	5 137	9	5 558	7
Other deductions	146	12	169	21

Income before previous years deficit	22 209	13	22 282	21

Deduction for previous years deficit	2 764	13	2 773	12

Income before deduction for paid contribution	19 444	13	19 509	23

Paid intra-group contribution/stockholder contribution ⁴	3 416	5	2 852	6

Ordinary income	16 028	21	16 657	43
Positive (taxable) income	21 414	17	22 843	22
Negative income	5 386	11	6 186	10

Number of enterprises in the sample	16 627		27 379

¹	Incl. entrepreneurial income from agriculture, forestry, fishing and other industries, and net entrepreneurial income from real estate renting. The greater part of the amount are other entrepreneurial income.
²	Incl. interest received, insurance received, share dividend from companies.
³	Incl. the items received taxable part of intra-group and shareholder contribution.
⁴	Incl. the items paid deductible part of intra-group and shareholder contribution.