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In reply to the discussion: This is terrible tax plan for middle level managers [View all]roamer65
(36,745 posts)15. Just wait until it blows a hole in the deficit and invokes a dollar crisis.
That's when the real fun starts.
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My wife and I will be hit hard. We're upper middle class in California
taught_me_patience
Nov 2017
#1
Same here. The net result is an even larger draining of California tax money out of state
Johonny
Nov 2017
#12
The issue is how to fund the tax breaks Repukes have promised, 5.5Trillion over 10years and
MyNameIsKhan
Nov 2017
#8
They left the 401k alone, but the property tax deduction is capped to $10,000 from what I've read.
WillowTree
Nov 2017
#20
Not sure how the plan would affect me. But being single with no kids and no mortgage and
SweetieD
Nov 2017
#16
My student loan situation is a nightmare. And is the subject of another thread. There is no
SweetieD
Nov 2017
#19
I am in the same situation as you. It's a nightmare and the republicans are only making it worse.
smirkymonkey
Nov 2017
#45
I doubt many people will be hurt DIRECTLY in the plan released today. Some will, but
Hoyt
Nov 2017
#26
You must be making a ton of money unless by "much increased" you mean a few thousand dollars.
Hoyt
Nov 2017
#31
So, you still deduct your $5500 under Trump's plan. You lose some state income tax deduction, but
Hoyt
Nov 2017
#39
One thing, they are eliminating the personal exemption, so you aren't getting a doubling of
Hoyt
Nov 2017
#35