A report in Sunday's New York Times said Democrats in some states, perhaps including Governor Cuomo, were considering proposals to «
replace state income taxes, which are no longer fully deductible under the new [federal] law, with payroll taxes on employers, which are deductible.»
One analyst said this could focus on partially
replacing the state income tax with a payroll taxes on employers, which business can deduct.
Not exact matches
But perhaps the most promising option, teased by a large group of
tax law experts and vocally championed by prominent liberal economist Dean Baker, is for
states to repeal their
income taxes and
replace them with employer - side payroll
taxes.
The proposal would either
replace or exist alongside the current personal
income tax as a workaround to a newly approved federal cap on
state and local
tax deductions.
Cuomo wants to create a payroll
tax that would either
replace or work on a parallel track with the
state's existing personal
income tax.
Cuomo is considering overhauling how the
state collects
tax revenue through the adoption of a payroll
tax that could either
replace or work in parallel with the personal
income tax in New York as a way of working around the SALT cap.
Cuomo has floated the idea of big changes to the
state's
tax code, including a new
tax on certain investment
income and a payroll
tax, which could be used to
replace some or all of the
state's
income tax.
But the governor — who teasingly sidestepped chants that he run for president — did not mention President Donald Trump's name, choosing instead to lambaste Republicans in Congress for efforts to repeal and
replace the Affordable Care Act and end
state and local deductions on the federal
income tax.
Cuomo said he will launch a campaign to repeal and
replace the new Republican
tax plan — including exploring «a plan to restructure the current
income and payroll
tax system,» a move that would significantly alter the
state's
tax system.
Cuomo's
tax department said it would release a preliminary report Wednesday outlining options for
state tax reforms, including
replacing the bulk of the
state income tax system with a new employer - paid payroll
tax and possibly the creation of charitable non-profits that people can donate to help fund the government.
Nicole Keading, an economist at the conservative - leaning
Tax Foundation, said that change also could mean that states would replace progressive income tax structures with flat payroll tax
Tax Foundation, said that change also could mean that
states would
replace progressive
income tax structures with flat payroll tax
tax structures with flat payroll
taxes.
Cuomo last week proposed
replacing the
state's personal
income tax with a payroll
tax as a response to the federal
tax law capping
state and local
tax deductions at $ 10,000.
One proposal may be to
replace the
state's personal
income tax with a payroll
tax.
At least two commissions have recommended that the local school property
tax be
replaced by a real progressive
state income tax.
It abolishes all federal personal and corporate
income taxes, gift, estate, capital gains, alternative minimum, Social Security, Medicare, and self - employment
taxes and
replaces them with one simple, visible, federal retail sales
tax administered primarily by existing
state sales
tax authorities.
The standard deduction doesn't just
replace state and local
income taxes, so it doesn't make sense to put it there.
Many taxpayers, especially in high -
tax states, may find munis even more appealing to help replace deductions lost to other TCJA provisions, including the $ 10,000 cap for deductions of state and local taxes.3 Tax - free muni interest can help lower taxable income regardless of whether you itemize deductio
tax states, may find munis even more appealing to help
replace deductions lost to other TCJA provisions, including the $ 10,000 cap for deductions of
state and local
taxes.3
Tax - free muni interest can help lower taxable income regardless of whether you itemize deductio
Tax - free muni interest can help lower taxable
income regardless of whether you itemize deductions.
The Liberals explained their decision to scrap CCTB and UCCB and
replace it with the Canada Child Benefit by
stating that: «Canada's existing child benefit system is complicated, consisting of a
tax - free, income - tested Canada Child Tax Benefit with two components (the base benefit and the National Child Benefit supplement) and a taxable Universal Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of inco
tax - free,
income - tested Canada Child
Tax Benefit with two components (the base benefit and the National Child Benefit supplement) and a taxable Universal Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of inco
Tax Benefit with two components (the base benefit and the National Child Benefit supplement) and a taxable Universal Child Care Benefit received by all families, regardless of
income.
The federal Petroleum Resource Rent
Tax (PRRT) has
replaced state royalties for new offshore oil and gas, so Victoria would not receive any royalty
income from the new Dory gas project.
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Life Insurance can be the cornerstone of sound financial planning as you and / or your beneficiaries can use it to
replace income, pay final expenses, create an inheritance and pay «Death»
Taxes for Federal and
State «Estate» settlements.
Legislators say
states could
replace the
income tax with payroll
tax that are levied on employers.
As you recall, a 1031 exchange allows the taxpayer to defer or postpone the payment of federal and
state capital gains and depreciation recapture
taxes, when real property held for the production of
income for a business or investment is
replaced with real property of equal or greater value than the relinquished property's net sales price.