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Originally Posted by dave8721
Would make sense that 4 of the top 6 are people who have jobs that make money in Chicago or NYC but they live in no income tax Florida or Nevada. And for residency, it is half the year+1 day right? So someone with a high paying NYC or Chicago job would just need to reside in their Florida vacation home for 183 days a year?
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The data could also mostly be (maybe mostly is?) representing incomes of people who filed their tax return after moving to a different metro. That would be a good explanation for why there was such a huge movement from Cook, IL to Miami-Dade in 2022 - 2023, which coincides with Citadel's move to Miami.
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