That's a clown question, bro.
Serious policy question: why does the Republican antipathy for double taxation apply to estates and dividends but not state and local taxes?
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You know the answer. And there is no possible reply that can pass the "serious policy" sniff test
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Estate taxes are not double taxation. They tax the recipient, not the donor. This is like saying salaries paid to employees are double
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taxation because the employer has already paid taxes.
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And you know how you know an estate tax is not a double tax? It has a separate tax id number from the deceased.
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(Bearing in mind that the estate tax doesn't actually count as double taxation....)
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B/C GOP views SALT as legitimizing the income tax system & big gov't. They intend to do away with most fed gov't support.
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Feds have no control over how states decide to tax. Fairness would be for people in CA to pay same federal taxes as people in KS.
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States' rights, of course.
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It's not double taxation when you're receiving two sets of services.https://www.ntu.org/foundation/detail/issue-brief-whats-the-deal-with-the-state-and-local-tax-deduction …
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