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Doesn't the census run just once per decade — i.e. 1980, 1990, 2000, 2010? The above table has claimed data from 2005, when the census didn't run. The Department of Labor and other agencies collect income and employment statistics more often, though.
I just added the link summary because I think that bare links aren't very useful. I didn't check anything.
ETA: I should mention that the author does include links to the source of his own numbers.
The Census Bureau has projects that they do between decades, even though "The" Census is only every decade.