Why More High Earners Are Rethinking California and New York

The real migration story is not geography. It is arithmetic.

by Dan J. Harkey

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When the tax gap gets wide enough, people stop debating and start moving. This article shows why high-income earners, employers, and business owners are taking a harder look at California and New York versus Florida and Texas — and why the difference is no longer political theory, but hard cash. If you want to understand why people and businesses are rethinking high-tax states, start with the math.

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