WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's tax reform plan unveiled today would eliminate the state and local tax deduction, taking away from New Yorkers their single most
popular federal tax deduction.
Not exact matches
With the
tax reform debate now fully underway, Apartment List examined the
popular mortgage interest
deduction (MID) and compared
federal expenditure on the MID to spending on Section 8 rental assistance programs.
The budget includes his proposal to help those negatively impacted by the new
federal tax code, which caps a
deduction for state and
federal taxes that is especially
popular in high -
tax states such as New York.
This is because «the new
federal law caps a
deduction for state and local
taxes that is especially
popular in high -
tax states like New York.»
In addition to
federal funding being at risk, the
tax reform plan proposed by Trump and the GOP, which will eliminate a
popular state and local
tax deduction on which high -
tax states such as New York, New Jersey, California and Virginia depend.
That
deduction had been
popular in high -
tax, Democratic states like New York, Connecticut and New Jersey, where many homeowners now face big increases in their
federal tax bill.
The recently enacted
federal tax law will raise many New Yorkers»
federal taxes by sharply capping a
deduction for state and local
taxes that was especially
popular in high -
tax states.
That
deduction had been
popular in high -
tax, Democratic states like New York, Connecticut and New Jersey, where many homeowners now face big increases in their
federal tax bill.Cuomo said the lawsuit could argue the
tax law violates states» rights and is unfair because it singles out Democratic states for political reasons.
De Blasio and Murphy vowed to work together to rally against the GOP's massive
federal tax overhaul that calls for the elimination of
popular tax deductions — such as state and local property
tax costs and student loan interest payments — which they argue will hurt middle - class taxpayers.
The law will raise many New Yorkers»
federal taxes by sharply capping a
deduction for state and local
taxes that was especially
popular in high -
tax states.
The new
federal law caps a
deduction for state and local
taxes that is especially
popular in high -
tax states like New York.
The mortgage interest
deduction is one of the more
popular tax deductions under the Internal Revenue Code, which also makes it one of the most «expensive» for the
Federal government, and therefore one of the biggest targets of
tax reform.