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Thee population of California posted a decline of tens of thousands in 2023. Among them, are some of the wealthiest Californians, who account for a sizable portion of the state's tax base.
The state’s population dropped by about 75,400 over 12 months, bringing it to over 38.96 million as of July 1, the U.S. Census Bureau estimated Tuesday.
California had a total of over 399,400 tax returns leave the state and over 241,200 come into the state in 2020-2021, resulting in a net loss of about 158,200, according to IRS migration data. For individuals, the IRS said the state netted over 331,700 fewer people in that timeframe.
The Legislative Analyst’s Office projected California could see a budget deficit of $68 billion for the upcoming fiscal year if not solved. That deficit largely due to a "severe revenue decline" that involved a 25% drop in total income tax collections in 2022-2023.
Time for California to take some of those streets paved with gold to the pawn shop. Nevertheless I'm sure Newsom has at least 20 excuses.
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The state’s population dropped by about 75,400 over 12 months, bringing it to over 38.96 million as of July 1, the U.S. Census Bureau estimated Tuesday.
California had a total of over 399,400 tax returns leave the state and over 241,200 come into the state in 2020-2021, resulting in a net loss of about 158,200, according to IRS migration data. For individuals, the IRS said the state netted over 331,700 fewer people in that timeframe.
The Legislative Analyst’s Office projected California could see a budget deficit of $68 billion for the upcoming fiscal year if not solved. That deficit largely due to a "severe revenue decline" that involved a 25% drop in total income tax collections in 2022-2023.
Time for California to take some of those streets paved with gold to the pawn shop. Nevertheless I'm sure Newsom has at least 20 excuses.
MSN