Samsung Electronics is relocating its US headquarters from Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, to its existing campus in Plano, Texas. This move is expected to result in approximately 1,000 job losses in New Jersey and is attributed by some to New Jersey's high corporate tax rates compared to Texas's lack of a corporate income tax.

Samsung's relocation highlights a trend of businesses moving from high-tax 'blue' states to low-tax 'red' states, driven by economic and political environments, potentially impacting job markets and state tax revenues.
South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics confirmed it is moving its US headquarters from Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, to its existing campus in Plano, Texas. This relocation is expected to result in the loss of approximately 1,000 jobs in New Jersey. The company stated the move is part of a business transformation to position the organization for long-term growth and future success, aiming to strengthen alignment and focus on key business areas. The company's New Jersey headquarters had only been operational for eight months. The move comes amid commentary suggesting businesses are leaving states with high corporate tax burdens, such as New Jersey's up to 11.5% rate, for states with more favorable tax environments like Texas, which has no corporate income tax. This trend has been observed with other major employers as well.
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