America’s top destination for new taxpayers is quietly getting poorer, IRS data reveals
- Manhattan gained filers but lost $922m in income as high earners left.
- Queens and the Bronx saw among the nation's biggest filer outflows.
- Departing New Yorkers largely moved to lower-tax Florida and Texas.
Wealthy Americans are continuing to leave high-tax states, and New York City is feeling the effects, according to newly released IRS data covering 2022 to 2023. Manhattan attracted more new tax filers than anywhere else in the country during that period, yet still lost roughly $922 million in…




