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Growth#81 of 102 · Added July 22, 2026

Income on the Move

Net income gained or lost to interstate moves, as a share of state AGI, IRS filings 2022-2023

New Hampshire · 1.1%Lost 0.5% ormore9 statesLost up to 0.5%18 statesGained up to0.5%9 statesGained 0.5 to 1%4 statesGained 1% ormore10 states

Data: IRS Statistics of Income, 2022-2023 filings ↗nhmaps.com/84

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4,195 new residents brought $0.76 billion in adjusted gross income across the border. Massachusetts is bleeding people; they land one state north.

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Net adjusted gross income gained or lost through interstate migration, as a share of the state's total AGI (percent of the state's total AGI)

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#StateValue
1South Carolina2.4%
2Florida2.3%
3Idaho1.4%
4Delaware1.4%
5Montana1.2%
6Nevada1.1%
7Tennessee1.1%
8New Hampshire1.1%
9Arizona1.0%
9North Carolina1.0%
11Maine1.0%
12South Dakota0.7%
13Wyoming0.5%
14Arkansas0.5%
15Texas0.5%
16Alabama0.4%
16Utah0.4%
18Vermont0.4%
19Colorado0.3%
20Oklahoma0.2%
21Georgia0.2%
22Rhode Island0.1%
23West Virginia0.0%
24Hawaii-0.0%
25Wisconsin-0.0%
26Washington-0.1%
27Kentucky-0.1%
27Mississippi-0.1%
29Missouri-0.1%
30Indiana-0.1%
31New Mexico-0.1%
32Connecticut-0.2%
32Iowa-0.2%
34Virginia-0.2%
35Michigan-0.3%
36Oregon-0.3%
37Nebraska-0.3%
38Kansas-0.3%
39Ohio-0.4%
40Pennsylvania-0.4%
41North Dakota-0.5%
42New Jersey-0.5%
43Minnesota-0.6%
44Louisiana-0.6%
45California-0.7%
46Maryland-0.7%
47Alaska-0.8%
48Massachusetts-1.0%
49New York-1.1%
50Illinois-1.1%