His comment that I replied to isnt correct to my understanding.What isn't correct? Here is a summation of the two different points I've made today on the subject.
http://fortune.com/2017/12/27/irs-conditions-2018-property-taxes/
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His comment that I replied to isnt correct to my understanding.What isn't correct? Here is a summation of the two different points I've made today on the subject.
http://fortune.com/2017/12/27/irs-conditions-2018-property-taxes/
His understanding of his previous 18k of local taxes being capped at 10K is correct. Whether or not he will get "killed" may not be. Other factors such as the reduction of the rates have to be considered as whether or not how much it impacts any particular return.His comment that I replied to isnt correct to my understanding.
Maybe I misunderstood his comment. I agree with your comment here.His understanding of his previous 18k of local taxes being capped at 10K is correct. Whether or not he will get "killed" may not be. Other factors such as the reduction of the rates have to be considered as whether or not how much it impacts any particular return.
What isn't correct? Here is a summation of the two different points I've made today on the subject.
http://fortune.com/2017/12/27/irs-conditions-2018-property-taxes/
Filing Joint, it is 10K cap.for me specifically, it comes down to weather the 10k is for an individual or a joint filer. If that number is 20k for joint filers, we are ok. if not, I am going to get hammered
We go from 28% to 24%. But in Virginia, the tax rate is 5.75%. So it looks like we lose.
What is deducted from you check doesnt change your overall taxes paid.You will also have less withheld from your earnings starting in February so you should have more take home pay. 60 a week equals 240 a month and that's almost 3K for a full year (2880.00). That's real money. Don't think so? Send me yours then!
Filing Joint, it is 10K cap.
What are SALT taxes that are deductible on schedule C, E and F?Filing Joint, it is 10K cap.
You will also have less withheld from your earnings starting in February so you should have more take home pay. 60 a week equals 240 a month and that's almost 3K for a full year (2880.00). That's real money. Don't think so? Send me yours then!
What dumb dumb posted above was bitching about businesses losing the ability to deduct relocation expenses. Well, that’s one of those corporate loopholes that all you morons bitched about businesses having the ability to jump through to not pay their fair share. You all are fvcking imbeciles.For average Americans.
Damn, you are an idiot.
SALT is State and Local Taxes. I don't understand your question.What are SALT taxes that are deductible on schedule C, E and F?
What dumb dumb posted above was bitching about businesses losing the ability to deduct relocation expenses. Well, that’s one of those corporate loopholes that all you morons bitched about businesses having the ability to jump through to not pay their fair share. You all are fvcking imbeciles.
They’re all legit business expenses you goon.How the hell is a legit business expense a loophole?
Oh my fascist friend! You may recall I clearly stated that I have no problem with my current level of taxes paid at the federal or state level. And you may recall that I have little sympathy for the non-working poor. But spin it as you wish.
Now I am not sure exactly what you make or what you deduct in the way of mortgage interest but I doubt it is anywhere near the cap. But since you are still working, the inability to deduct your state income taxes might really smack you in the groin. Ultimately, the new tax plan appears to be a big zero for me.
Salt that is deductible on Schedule C E And F is not capped. I think that refers to taxes incurred on things lie rental property. I am not sure.SALT is State and Local Taxes. I don't understand your question.
Could very well be. I don't do individual tax returns other than my own and family so I haven't fully studied the plan, hence my comments are limited to what I do know about it. Maybe Coop will answer for you. Thanks.Salt that is deductible on Schedule C E And F is not capped. I think that refers to taxes incurred on things lie rental property. I am not sure.
No problem. I was just reading some since this thread is here and came across it.Could very well be. I don't do individual tax returns other than my own and family so I haven't fully studied the plan, hence my comments are limited to what I do know about it. Maybe Coop will answer for you. Thanks.
Yes.......The Cap is 10k for individuals and married filing jointly......looks like divorce is in my future.