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District of Columbia

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2. I think these data are reported by the residence location.

Mon Apr 17, 2017, 04:31 PM

Apr 2017

In other words, if you work in DC but live in VA, I don't think you are counted as "DC."

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Federal tax bill hits hardest in District of Columbia [View all] TexasTowelie Apr 2017 OP

many of whom reside in Virginia, Maryland, and 48 other states. elleng Apr 2017 #1

I think these data are reported by the residence location. spooky3 Apr 2017 #2

Could be, but considering DC's population, ??? elleng Apr 2017 #3

Again, the article counts $/person based on residence. spooky3 Apr 2017 #4

Got it. elleng Apr 2017 #5

that's always good news! (well the first half is :-) ) spooky3 Apr 2017 #6