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Moving to and from Columbia County, NY

Migration from IRS tax return addresses, filing years 2022-2023

People who moved in
2,261
1,521 tax returns, 2022-2023
People who moved out
2,509
1,633 tax returns
Net migration
-248
People, including moves to and from abroad
Did not move
46,228
People who filed here both years

Where movers came from and went

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MovesMoved inMoved outNet
Same state1,4711,518-47
Other states790991-201

Where people moving to Columbia County came from

Counties with at least 20 tax returns of movers

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#PlacePeopleTax returnsAverage income
1Kings CountyNY222152$157,500
2Dutchess CountyNY207135$67,800
3New York CountyNY200134$359,700
4Rensselaer CountyNY14798$56,700
5Greene CountyNY12472$41,300
6Albany CountyNY12388$65,500
7Berkshire CountyMA9865$65,800
8Ulster CountyNY8562$66,600
9Queens CountyNY5334$131,000
10Westchester CountyNY4729$322,900
11Saratoga CountyNY4121$58,700
12Schenectady CountyNY3222$47,000
13Suffolk CountyNY3221$149,900
14Los Angeles CountyCA3124$51,400

Where people leaving Columbia County went

Counties with at least 20 tax returns of movers

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#PlacePeopleTax returnsAverage income
1Rensselaer CountyNY317193$55,700
2Albany CountyNY221137$53,300
3Greene CountyNY189110$74,700
4Dutchess CountyNY177114$54,900
5New York CountyNY13986$349,400
6Berkshire CountyMA9159$73,200
7Kings CountyNY8966$140,100
8Ulster CountyNY7146$64,100
9Saratoga CountyNY4332$97,600
10Schenectady CountyNY3725$50,200

Frequently asked questions

Where are people moving to Columbia County from?
In 2022-2023, the most people moving to Columbia County came from Kings County, NY (222); Dutchess County, NY (207); New York County, NY (200).
Where are people leaving Columbia County moving to?
The most people leaving Columbia County moved to Rensselaer County, NY (317); Albany County, NY (221); Greene County, NY (189).
Where does this migration data come from?
The IRS compares the address on each person's tax return with the address on their return a year earlier. A move is counted when the county or state changed. The data counts tax returns (roughly households) and the people listed on them, so people who do not file a return are not included.
Why are small flows missing?
The IRS only lists a county-to-county flow when it has at least 20 returns. Smaller flows are grouped together and are counted only in the totals.

Source: Internal Revenue Service, Statistics of Income, U.S. Population Migration Data · 2022-2023 filing years