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SpaceX Left California. Its IPO Payday Did Not.
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5:21Now PlayingThe company’s June 12 IPO, valuing it at around $1.8 trillion, should boost tax revenue in the Golden State because thousands of newly wealthy employees who live and work there face a “millionaires” tax. Meanwhile, Texas doesn’t tax personal income at all.
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