Billionaires are flocking to these 3 Florida localities—here’s how much they save in state taxes | Fortune0

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• September 16, 2026

As more states have begun to introduce wealth taxes, billionaires and other ultrawealthy individuals have been forced to make the hard choice between sucking it up and paying the bill or moving elsewhere.  Those who have chosen to dodge proposed wealth taxes in states including California and Washington have flocked to Florida. Billionaire Californians face