Cuomo told CNN that Republicans had said: “Let’s pillage the blue [states] to give to the red.”
Currently, the SALT deduction allows federal taxpayers to deduct the taxes they pay to state and local authorities from their federally taxable income. That has insulated wealthy taxpayers in high-tax states (typically governed by Democrats) from the profligacy of their state and local governments, because they have been able to share the burden of paying for those high taxes with everyone else in the country, to the tune of nearly $100 billion in 2015.
That has led Cuomo and California’s Governor Jerry Brown to attack the new tax law.
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Hey dipstick, how about lowering your State taxes.
ReplyDeleteCuomo wants to pillage the red states to give to the blue.
ReplyDeleteIf only NYC could pay for itself instead of the rest of the state ponying up all day, every day.
ReplyDeleteThe federal government should not be in the business of subsidizing property taxes. You know how many billions of dollars this costs the federal gov't?
ReplyDeleteWhy? To benefit rich democrats. They want to live in their liberal "utopias", then let em pay for it!
the Clintons were broke when they left the white house, remember? They had donated all their money to Kenya to help out an up and coming democrat
ReplyDeleteYou still get a credit up to $10,000. I pretty certain the number of people on the shore that pay more than 10K is not that large.
ReplyDelete3:05 There are plenty. They are real republicans with money and expensive waterfront/OC homes. They might just end up paying more taxes due to loss of deductions and lower % rate on higher taxable amount. The tax bill lowered the rate but raised the amounts in each bracket. Most people are not smart enough to look at big picture versus the soundbite of lower tax brackets.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure most people have figured it out. They see the whole picture that's why they voted for Trump.
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DeleteA better play on the title:
ReplyDeleteHypocrat is Jake Day!
ReplyDeleteMaybe Cuomo and Jerry Brown can start a Go Fund Me to buffer 'their' losses?
6:42 Don't spend that $800-$1,000 all at Dicks Sporting goods. Remember to buy something purty for you old lady and some school supplies for your kids.
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