An amendment to the Senate version of the
sweeping new tax reform bill hinders the ability of older Americans to build up their retirement funds on a pre-tax basis.
The new tax reform bill (which, again, draws on plans Trump and congressional Republicans have released going back over a year now) would significantly change individual income tax brackets:
Thanks to
the new tax reform bill, the deductibility of mortgage interest has been narrowed and could affect how you tap your home equity.
The new tax reform bills that passed the House and Senate were built on the «need for speed.»
The two upstate Republican representatives who voted against
the new tax reform bill are speaking out.
The new tax reform bill is now law, and taxpayers can expect a lot of changes to take place in 2018.
In the wake of
the new tax reform bill, many people with debt are starting to wonder whether or not they can take the student loan interest deduction in 2018.
With the passage of
the new tax reform bill, that strategy doesn't make much sense.
Mintz Levin's Chuck Samuels, Meghan Burke, Len Weiser - Varon, and John Regier discussed
the new tax reform bill in a webinar entitled «Tax Reform: The Threat of Annihilation of Tax Exempt Financing.»
We had a record breaking attendance at our February meetup discussing
the new tax reform bill with @Thomas Castelli!
Eddie also talks in great depth about HUD and gives listeners his take on how
the new tax reform bill may affect the Affordable Housing Act.