I'm surprised I haven't seen more members of Congress -- especially from CA and NY -- arguing to bring this back. This seems like a bipartisan win to lower taxes.
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we didn't have the votes to do it. We don't have the Senate. I think we need both halves of Congress. CA tried to find lots of workarounds though.
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I'm happy to pay much higher taxes, but it sure grinds my gears to be paying much higher taxes in order to finance big cuts for billionaires
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We’ll argue about the progressiveness if rates forever, but (mostly) eliminating SALT and mortgage interest deductions is great policy that is hopefully permanent. Would be a huge failure if Dems roll it back.
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Why did they raise our taxes and lower the payroll deductions


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Still had a little bit of a refund, but paid a ton more. Wouldn't have a problem paying that and more if it was going for anything useful but for stock buybacks?
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next year is the real annoyance. I pulled in my 2018 property taxes to 2017, and deducted them. Sure, 2018 will bite but 2017 was less bitter. But 2019 I will pay a lot of SALT taxes I'll never deduct
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I got clobbered. Taxes went up about $1400. Combined with inadequate withholding, that meant going from refund to owing $
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Our accountant studied up on all the details and concluded, "Yeah, let's just do the freakin' standard deduction this year."

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