“…Furthermore, a number of recently created social tables (e.g. for Sweden 1613 by Anderson and Molinder, 2022; Moscow province for 1811 by Korchmina and Malinowski, 2022) combine the data from nonregular (ad hoc) personal income taxes with the data from the occupational surveys or censuses to create social tables that more explicitly than before include the top of income distribution.…”