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In reply to the discussion: AOC calls SALT deduction a 'gift to billionaires,' opposes effort to hold up infrastructure bill [View all]LonePirate
(13,408 posts)21. That's why I said raise the cap but do not remove it.
I will leave it to the policy experts to determine what a fairer level is. Maybe it's $30,000. Maybe it's $50,000. I'm not sure what it is but I think a five figure amount is sufficient; but there's no reason to push it to the six figure level.
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AOC calls SALT deduction a 'gift to billionaires,' opposes effort to hold up infrastructure bill [View all]
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
Apr 2021
OP
Removing the cap is a gift to billionaires. Maybe raise but definitely do not remove it.
LonePirate
Apr 2021
#1
I am nowhere close to a billionaire, millionaire or any other aire. I am a middle class homeowner
Dream Girl
Apr 2021
#16
Bingo! That cap hurt us (also in Connecticut) quite a bit. And forget it if you have even....
George II
Apr 2021
#8
Also in California. Gee, one has to wonder if they were targeting blue states who are hurt the most
JohnSJ
Apr 2021
#17
Not if you are single and your annual mortgage interest is more than 12k a year.
aquamarina
Apr 2021
#5
No, doubling the standard deduction (actually it only went up 80%, not 100%) affected more than....
George II
Apr 2021
#6
That didn't do nearly enough to take care of the problem in high tax states. n/t
pnwmom
Apr 2021
#12
Agree. I'm certainly not wealthy, but I have high interest payments and high property taxes.
Lonestarblue
Apr 2021
#13
Lifting the cap benefits middle class families in higher tax state....like New York
RandySF
Apr 2021
#14
They get the word "billionaire" hammered into their heads and think there's a huge group....
George II
Apr 2021
#26
we are not rich. this hurt us. Trump fucked us over to hurt blue state voters
ZonkerHarris
Apr 2021
#23
By that measure, you shouldn't be able to deduct mortgages or property taxes...
brooklynite
Apr 2021
#30
So, to meet the revenue needs of the Biden infrastructure plan, you and I should pay the same rate?
brooklynite
Apr 2021
#32