North Carolina → District of Columbia, DC
Reported tax-filing households, individuals, and adjusted gross income that moved from North Carolina to District of Columbia, DC, 2022–2023.
Households moved
799
People moved
994
Reported AGI moved
$64.71M
Avg. AGI per migrating return
$80,987
Avg. household size
1.24
Reported county-pair flows
10
County-by-county breakdown
| Origin | Destination | Households | People | Reported AGI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mecklenburg County, NC | District of Columbia, DC | 192 | 258 | $17.13M |
| Wake County, NC | District of Columbia, DC | 192 | 221 | $15.82M |
| Durham County, NC | District of Columbia, DC | 136 | 162 | $12.73M |
| Orange County, NC | District of Columbia, DC | 86 | 95 | $7.52M |
| Buncombe County, NC | District of Columbia, DC | 32 | 43 | $3.11M |
| Guilford County, NC | District of Columbia, DC | 49 | 58 | $2.55M |
| Forsyth County, NC | District of Columbia, DC | 39 | 41 | $1.91M |
| Cumberland County, NC | District of Columbia, DC | 32 | 65 | $1.74M |
| New Hanover County, NC | District of Columbia, DC | 21 | 21 | $1.27M |
| Onslow County, NC | District of Columbia, DC | 20 | 30 | $931.0K |
IRS migration data does not represent every U.S. resident (non-filers are underrepresented), a mailing address does not always equal a physical residence, and AGI reflects Year 2 tax returns without proving income was earned after arrival. Use “income moved” or “reported AGI moved,” not “economic impact created.”