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3. I was worried that state property tax paid on our rental would fall into that

Fri May 4, 2018, 03:12 PM

May 2018

limit but have been told it doesnt.

Some good news, but not much

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Murphy signed the SALT Work around a few hours ago (property tax deduction) [View all] JustAnotherGen May 2018 OP

We stil have some kinks to work out JustAnotherGen May 2018 #2

Why can't all state and local taxes be considered this way ? MichMan May 2018 #4

Not sure where you live JustAnotherGen May 2018 #5

Flint does have clean water MichMan May 2018 #6

Really? JustAnotherGen May 2018 #7

These issues have all been fixed? MichMan May 2018 #8

Multiple independent tests show Flint lead levels at 4 ppb MichMan May 2018 #9

That's why we elected Phil JustAnotherGen May 2018 #12

Yet, your cities still have worse lead levels than Flint don't they? MichMan May 2018 #14

Get your act together Michigan Man JustAnotherGen May 2018 #13

The lawsuit mentioned is against the state of Michigan MichMan May 2018 #15