#2,073 - MILLIONAIRES FLEE: Unveiling California's Looming TAX REVENUE CRISIS
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The recent trend of millionaires leaving California has sparked significant concerns about the state's tax revenue and economic stability. In 2023, California witnessed a notable population decline, with the exodus of wealthy residents being particularly impactful. This shift is attributed to several factors, including high taxes, cost of living, and suboptimal services, driving individuals to seek better prospects in states like Texas and Florida. As these affluent individuals leave, California faces a potential $68 billion budget deficit and risks losing crucial tax income, which is heavily reliant on this demographic. The state's reliance on top earners and expansive government programs compounds the issue, potentially leading to long-term economic repercussions and challenging the sustainability of its financial structure.